The Salvation Army State Headquarters147 Berkeley Street, Boston, MA 02116

Telephone: 617/542-5420www.salvationarmy-ma.org

The Salvation Army, an internationalmovement, is an evangelical part of theUniversal Christian Church. Its messageis based on the Bible. Its ministry ismotivated by the love of God. Its missionis to preach the gospel of Jesus Christand to meet human needs in Hisname without discrimination.

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THE MASSACHUSETTS SALVATION ARMY’S 2004 VICTORY REPORT

The Salvation Army delivered more than 3 million acts of compassion in Massachusetts in 2004.

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How do you measure success? The amount of a paycheck? The lengthof your job title? The size of your house? At The Salvation Army,we measure success not in dollars or career status, but in the effectiveness of our work.

Watching a young girl take hold of her life. Helping a family make it on their own. Showing someone that their dreams can come true,no matter what the obstacles.We know we’ve done our jobs whenin the end, these individuals turn around and pass their positiveinfluence, their life story, their plan for success on to others.

For many of the children, adults, families and communities that weserve, we are more than a red kettle or a thrift store.We are learningcenters that set the foundation for success. After-school programsthat help guide children on the right path. Rehabilitation programsthat nurture in times of need.We’re there to encourage, to inspire,to build faith. Or simply to lend a gentle hand.

And the best part about The Salvation Army — once you come incontact with us, your life will truly be changed forever.

Throughout the following pages, you’ll see this sentiment come to life.We’ve used our famous shield — long a symbol of hope, faith,and compassion — to show that its influence stays with peoplethroughout their entire lives.

Without your generous and faithful support, none of this would be possible.That’s why we extend our deepest appreciation to you.

Committed to changing lives,

Lt. Colonels Fred and Barbara Van BruntMassachusetts State Commanders

When someone is touched bythe spirit of The Salvation Army,an extraordinary thing happens.It stays with them. It forms abond stronger than stone —one that cannot be broken. Itbecomes a ray of hope, guidingthemthroughout life. No matterhow far the journey, or howdifficult the road,The SalvationArmy will be there.That’s partof our devotion to thosewe serve,and our simple promise that noone has to walk alone.

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EVERYSTEPOFTHEWAYBRIDGING THE GAPAlong our journey through life, we may encounter obstaclesand challenges that lead us down the wrong path. Luckily,for those of us at The Salvation Army, it’s not a matter of howfar one strays from that path, but how we can successfullyguide them back towards the right one.

Our Bridging the Gap program allows us to do just that bygiving first-time juvenile offenders the opportunity to wipetheir records clean by completing our three-month course.This course teaches at-risk youth the life skills needed to succeedin today’s ever-changing world and provides a network ofpositive influence long after the course is completed.

While program director Kellie Kelleher recognizes that theprogram can be difficult, the end result is quite empowering.“When they graduate from the program, they should have abetter understanding of themselves and how their decisionscan affect those around them.”

Weekly lessons blend spiritual and community elements,and focus on a particular topic such as goals, education andbuilding healthy relationships.Teens are shown how Godand the Bible can have a place in their daily lives, as well asthe importance of having a caring and supportive network.

The best part is that the Bridging the Gap program doesn’t justhelp these teens overcome today’s obstacles, but that it preparesthem for the road ahead.With lifelong encouragement,support, and even inspiration, their journey can be a successno matter where it takes them.

“You hear about how young kids are whenthey start going down the wrong path, andthat could have easily been my two boys.Fortunately, we found the Bridging the Gapprogram, and it really changed their lives…I noticed a change in Sonny first. He had areally negative attitude towards things after hisfather died. One day I noticed that he seemedvery happy, and was even smiling again. Itwasn’t long before I saw the change in DJ, too.It made me so happy to see them changing,and I knew it was for the right reasons.”

— Carmen, whose sons DJ and Sonny participated in the Bridging the Gap program

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“I really feel good about sending my kids to Camp Wonderland.I know that the staff is well trained and that my kids are safe.Theyreally amaze me at how much they’ve learned when they come home,too. It’s not just a place where they can have fun but a place where thestaff has an impact on the lives of these children. My kids have reallybeen influenced by their counselors and learned from them.”

— Debbie, whose son and daughter attended Camp Wonderland

CAMP WONDERLANDMuch like the sun, an act of kindness can radiate warmth toall it touches.When something positive happens in our lives,our first reaction is to share it with others.We want them toexperience the same feelings of excitement and passion thatwe feel. As these feelings are spread from person to person,others are inspired to create their own kindness and pass iton. Eventually, the light becomes too bright to ignore.

It’s with this spirit that Camp Wonderland was created. Morethan a summer camp, it introduces children to the wondersof nature, the power of faith, and the strength of friendships.

Located on 110 acres in Sharon, MA, on Lake Massapoag,Camp Wonderland is an overnight camp for children ages 6 to 12. During week-long sessions, campers take part inhikes, enjoy arts and crafts, swim in the lake, and learn how

God can have a positive impact on their lives, all while buildingstrong friendships with other campers and their counselors.

“I remember one of my counselors, Pete, was always therefor me, whether I needed someone to talk to, pray with, orjust hang out with,” says Jonathan, who attended the campfor four years. “It really meant a lot to me that he cared somuch about me and the other kids.”

Positive role models like these set an example and inspiremany to return the favor. Many campers—includingJonathan—become counselors. “My life has really been influenced by coming to Camp Wonderland. I just hope thatI’ll have the same kind of impact on other children that mycounselors had on me.”

Owned and operated by The Salvation Army since 1926

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EVENTHESMALLESTGLIMMEROFHOPETRAVELSFARTHE CHILDREN’S LEARNING CENTERIt's not the size of the work, but the power behind it.There'sno better example of this than The Salvation Army's Children'sLearning Center in Dorchester.

Providing low-cost day care for more than 60 pre-school agedchildren, the Center allows us to touch the lives of some ofthe youngest members of our community. But at the Center,low-cost does not mean low quality. Each of the three classrooms is staffed with a licensed instructor who teacheslessons that encourage both academic and spiritual learning.

“Unfortunately, many of the children that come here have ahistory of learning difficulties or abuse in the family, so wework with them and try to get them the help they need,”says Jeffrey Bailey, director of the Center. “At the Children'sLearning Center, the kids always come first.”

And it's not just the kids who benefit from the Center. Mostof the families live within a five-minute radius of the Center,which allows the parents—many of whom are single mothers—to pursue career or educational endeavors of their own.

Thanks to recent renovations, the 40-year-old facility receiveda much-needed face lift. Classrooms were completely renovatedand updated, the library expanded, new energy efficient windowswere installed, and the building received handicap accessibleramps and an elevator.

These improvements have allowed the Center to carry on itsmessage of education and personal growth for the childrenand families of Dorchester.

Laurelia, whose son attended the Children’s Learning Centerfor two years, has seen the impact such a place can have firsthand. “The Center helped teach him that learning is fun,while developing his social skills with other children.Theyreally gave him a strong foundation to build on, and it’sshowing now that he’s older.”

“I was hesitant to bring Paul here.I thought that low-cost day carewould translate into low quality daycare, but it doesn’t. Knowing that mychildren are being taught by caringand respected teachers means somuch to me and to their future.”— Nicole, whose son attends the Children’s Learning Center

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WORCESTER CORPS’ SALLY’S PLACEThere are certain times when we all take the little thingsfor granted: having a home, the support of loved ones,even nourishment. Unfortunately, many go withoutthese essential elements. At The Salvation Army, ourgoal is to help satisfy some of these needs, and provethat with the right encouragement, anything is possible.And sometimes, that starts with something as simple asa good meal.

The Worcester Corps’ “Sally’s Place” is a feeding programthat provides breakfast and lunch, one of the few programsin the area to offer both meals.While the majority ofthose who stop by are homeless, they also serve severalelderly and disabled people. In all, nearly 50,000 mealsare served each year.

The goal is to provide a nutritionally balanced mealeach day, which often consists of muffins, cereal, andjuice in the morning, and soup, sandwiches or chicken

in the afternoon. “Without us serving these people,many of them would go through the day without eatinga single meal,” says Captain Steven Lopes, CommandingOfficer at the Worcester Salvation Army.

Along with Sally’s Place, the Worcester Corps helpsfeed an additional 600 people each month thanks to awell-stocked food pantry. “We have a variety of perishableand non-perishable items that are distributed daily,” saysCaptain Lopes.

For many families, without the extra help from TheSalvation Army, they would not be able to make it ontheir own. According to Captain Lopes, “The WorcesterCorps isn’t just about one program serving one need inthe community.Whether you come to us to have lunchor are in need of groceries to get by, we want people toknow that we are here to serve.”

“I’m a single mom with two young children. Just knowing that I cancount on The Salvation Army each month for help allows me to provideother necessities for my kids. I couldn’t get by without their help.— Carla, who has utilized the Worcester Corps food pantry for 10 years

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PLYMOUTH CORPS’ SENIOR PROGRAMThe sign of a true friend is that no matter how far orwinding the road becomes, they'll follow you to theend.This is also true for The Salvation Army.While wefocus on creating solid foundations for children andyoung adults, we have not forgotten about those who'vetraveled the road ahead of us.

Through our various Senior Programs across theCommonwealth,The Salvation Army can give somethingback to our seniors in the community and show themthat age has nothing to do with living life to the fullest.

Programs often involve arts and crafts, games, evenfield trips. Captain Dan Brunelle of the PlymouthSalvation Army says that he is always fascinated by thelife stories of the seniors and how much they share with

each other. “Without this program, many of them wouldhave very little contact with other people their ownage. It gives them something to get involved in and havefun with.”

For many of the seniors who participate in these programs,The Salvation Army provides a welcome connection toothers like themselves. And for some, it provides theright inspiration to travel a little bit farther down theroad of life.

“I feel very blessed to be living such a long life,” says89-year old Fernanda. “Coming to this program reallykeeps me going. I enjoy seeing everyone and makingnew friendships with the people here.”

“I’m very thankful that The Salvation Armyoffers this program for my mom. I think it has really helped keep her involved andconnected to the people around her. It’s awonderful thing to see and hear about all of the things they do here. It’s reallyhelped her enjoy this stage of her life,and we’re all happy to enjoy it with her.”

— Brenda, whose mother Fernanda participates in the Plymouth Corps’senior program

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YOURDEVOTIONCARRIESUSFORWARDHow does one say thanks?Here you will find The Army Behind The Army, A Giving Society forChanging Lives.These are the individuals and organizations whose unwaveringdevotion helped support our efforts in 2004.

To everyone listed on the following pages, we extend our sincere appreciation.For it is you who help us develop our programs, run our centers and fillour summer camps with life.

And because of this, it is you who make it possible for the passion of The Salvation Army to carry on.

General funds plus special designated gifts shown as indicated:* Capital Gift † Planned Gift

2004THEARMYBEHINDTHEARMYLEADERSHIPCOMMITTEE

DAVID MASSADChairmanCommerce Bank and Trust CompanyDANIEL MCDOUGALLCo-FounderMcDougall & DuvalJENIFER MCDOUGALL

d CHESTER MESSERRetired PresidentKeySpan Energy Delivery of New EnglandJOYCE MESSER

d HERBERT E. MORSERetired Managing PartnerKPMG Peat MarwickJONATHAN MOULTONPartner & Co-ChairBoston Business & TechnologyPiper Rudnick LLPJOHN W. MURRAY, JR.Investment AdvisorStandish Mellon Asset Management, Co., LLC

d PAUL C. O’BRIENPresident and CEOThe O'Brien GroupPAUL G. O’FRIEL, ESQ.MARK PAYTONMorgan Stanley

d DAVID B. PERINICommissionerDivision of Capital Asset Management, Commonwealth of MassachusettsRICHARD PERRYPresidentCIPC Systems Inc.HOWARD PETERSON, JR.PresidentPeterson Oil Service

d ROBERT PETRICCAPresidentPetricca Industries, Inc.

KEVIN PETROSINOCPA ShareholderTOFIAS Accountants & Consultants

d THOMAS PHILLIPSRetired Chairman and CEORaytheon CompanyVINCENT D. PLOURDEVice President, Provider Services Division Blue Cross Blue Shield of MassachusettsRICHARD N. ROSENFELDJOE SALOISPresidentAtlas Distribution, Inc.ANN SARGENTRetired Hotel Executive

d WILLIAM E. SHEARetired President & DirectorAmes Safety Envelope CompanyDARRELL SHEDDPresidentPlumbing, Heating & Re-bathCARL SMITHConsultantRANDALL SMITHSHARON SMITH

d THOMAS ROYALL SMITHAttorneyJackson Lewis LLPJONATHAN STRONG, ESQ.Ropes and Gray/Private Client GroupJULIE TACHÉPresident/OwnerTaché Real EstateDON B. TOBINVice President, Intellectual PropertyThe Gillette CompanyED TSOIPartnerTsoi/Kobus and AssociatesJOSEPH TULIMIERIExecutive DirectorCambridge Redevelopment AuthorityROSEMARIE VAN CAMPOwnerRosemarie Van Camp ProductionsRICHARD C. WAKEFIELDPartnerKPMG, LLPANDREW WASYNCZUK Lecturer, Harvard Business School

GENERAL$100,000 & above3 Anonymous GiftsCitizens Bank FoundationThe Flatley CompanyMr. & Mrs. John B. GreenMr. Richard B. HarrisMr. & Mrs. Robert JonesMr. Caleb Loring, Jr.Lynch FoundationSherman Fairchild Foundation, Inc.Mr. Clark SmithState Street CorporationMr. & Mrs. Bayard UnderwoodMr. & Mrs. James Wilson

COLONEL$50,000 – $99,9993 Anonymous GiftsMrs. Eleanor BeckerEllison FoundationMabel Louise Riley FoundationMr. & Mrs. Andrew MillsMr. & Mrs. Thomas L. PhillipsHelen & William RichardsonRichard & Susan Smith Family

Foundation

LIEUTENANT COLONEL$25,000 – $49,9996 Anonymous GiftsJanet Simpson BenvenutiDavid and Jean BlairKeyspan Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. MayMellon New EnglandDavid and Locke OgensKaren A. O’RourkeMrs. Gladys PikeMrs. Priscilla RobertsonMr. Francis V. ShirleyMrs. Kristin E. Stromert

MAJOR$10,000 – $24,9999 Anonymous GiftsMr. Carl H. AllenAllmerica Financial Corp.Mr. David Altshuler & Dr. Sharman Altshuler

Blue Cross Blue ShieldBoston Industrial Home/Union RescueMr. Roswell Brayton, Sr.Mrs. Aborn BreedJohn & Eleanor BrooksMr. J. Keith ButtersJerome & Anne ChaseMrs. Helen S. ChoateJames & Merith ColeMrs. Gladys CopelandCopeland Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Gary L. CountrymanMrs. Elizabeth N. CraneMiss Mary L. DohertyMr. Andrew DonovanMr. & Mrs. Herbert EmilsonShirley and Richard FennellForm Roll Die Corp.Gardiner Howland Shaw FoundationMrs. Nancie-Ann GodwinMrs. Louise Goni

Mrs. Jean L. HadleyHaffenreffer Family FundMr.Victor L. HarriottErnest & Mary Louise HendersonHenry & Joan T.Wheeler Charitable

FoundationForrest & Constance HodgdonIBM Employee Services CenterLeif and Carol JacobsenJanet G. Elliott TrustMr. & Mrs. Ross M. JonesJohn A. KanebMr. & Mrs. Barry KayMrs. Barbara E. LawsonRose-Mary LuizzoMrs. Marie G. MacGregorMr. Daniel F. MacKillopPeter & Susan MaguireF.S. MarnoMr. Ernest R. Matthes, Jr.L. McDonoughMiss Mary E. MurtaghPaul & Sandra MyrickNED Corp.New England Patriots FoundationNSTAR FoundationMs.Valerie A. O’ConnellMr. Mark O’FrielPaul & Phyllis Fireman Charitable

FoundationRemillard Family FoundationArthur & Sybil RobertsMr. Ray M. SargentSawyer Charitable FoundationMs. Janet SeatonMr. Conrad ShumwayStratford FoundationThe Svrluga Foundation

T A B T AThe Army Behind the ArmyA Giving Society for Changing Lives

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d MICHAEL ANGELINI, ESQ.ChairmanBowditch & Dewey LLCF. GORHAM BRIGHAM, JR.Senior Vice PresidentCitizens Bank of MassachusettsJEFFREY W. CAMERONManaging DirectorLegacy Partners GroupWILLIAM V. CANTORPresidentE.C. Hilliard CorporationNANCY CARUSOProfessor EmeritusNortheastern University

d DANIEL DENNIS, SR.Managing PartnerDaniel Dennis & Company, LLPHARRY FERGUSONStaff AttorneyLegal Assistance Corporation of Central Massachusetts

d MARGARET BOLES FITZGERALD Executive Vice President & Director of Community RelationsHill, Holliday, Connors, Cosmopulos, Inc.

d THOMAS J. FLATLEYPresidentThe Flatley CompanyNANCY HANNAFORD GREERCommunity Volunteer

d JOHN HAMILLRetired Chairman & CEOSovereign Bank, New England DivisionGERALD HARDYPresidentHardy Doric Inc.

d Indicates 2004 Massachusetts State Board of Advisors.

SHEILA HARDYClerk of the CorporationHardy Doric Inc.COLBY HEWITT, JR.DirectorThe Pioneer InstituteDAVID W. HOFFMANRetired Vice President & Director of Corporate AffairsLiberty Mutual GroupROBERT HOWIE, JR.Senior Vice PresidentBalanced Scorecard Collaborative Inc.CARL HYAMPresidentChandlersrowJOAN HYDECEOHearthstoneALLAN JONESReal Estate DeveloperPATSY KANETaché Real Estate

d JAMES B. KEEGANDirectorCitizens Bank of MassachusettsCHARLES LARKINGeneral PartnerWebster CapitalLISA LARKINPublic Relations ConsultantANDREW J. LEYAttorneyJager, Smith P.C.

d NICHOLAS A. LOPARDOChairman and CEOSusquehanna Capital ManagementCALEB LORING, JR.Retired Chief Legal CounselFidelity Investments

d CALEB LORING, IIIPrivate TrusteeEssex Street AssociatesKATHLEEN MACLARENManaging PartnerMacLaren Advisors LLCALLISTER MACLEODEmergency Services Deputy DirectorThe Salvation Army

d GARY L. COUNTRYMANChairman EmeritusLiberty Mutual GroupChairThe Salvation Army’s State Board of Advisors

d JAMES M. WILSONPartnerBoston Venture Management, Inc. ChairThe Army Behind The ArmyLeadership Committee

d ANDY MILLSVice ChairmanIntego SolutionsVice ChairThe Army Behind The ArmyLeadership Committee

d LOCKE OGENSChairThe Salvation Army’s Greater BostonAdvisory BoardVice ChairThe Army Behind The ArmyLeadership Committee

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The George & Sybil Fuller FoundationUltimate Parking, Inc.Wellesley Kiwanis Project Fund, Inc.Mr. Stanton WhitmanMr. Frank WinchobaDr. & Mrs. John L. Zabriskie, Jr.

CAPTAIN$5,000 – $9,9993 Anonymous GiftsAdelaide Breed Bayrd FoundationMs. Barbara F. AndersonMr. Robert Annand, Sr.Mrs. Clara A. BairdMajors Charles and Doris BakerBeacon Sales CompanyMrs. Jennifer K. BemisAnn & Reuben BigelowMrs. Jonathan BozbeckianWilliam A. BrownMr. Paul CaggianoCambridge Trust CompanyMrs. Helen W. CampbellMs. Iris H. CannataMs. Barbara CarterAlphonse P. ChiappisiCommerce BankCommunity Foundation of Western MA, Arthur H. Petlock Fund

Mrs.William H. CongletonMr. Glenn F. Cooper

Jon A. DameDana P. & Maude E. Simpson

Memorial FundDedham HomeDeMatteo Management, Inc.Daniel & Mary DennisElizabeth R. DoriaEdward & Linda DoyleMr. James E. DuffyKathleen M. FennellDr. & Mrs. Robert FergusonFruehauf FoundationGiner, Inc.Gladys M. GreenMs. Emily HaggmanMr. Lewis C. HanscomMr. Joseph P. HayesMr. Alfred HooseMr. G. Michael HostageJohn HullMrs.Virginia IannellaJacBel Foundation

John Hancock Life Insurance Co.Rita J. JonesMr. & Mrs. Albert J. KanebKathleen & Richard Norman FundMr. & Mrs. Paul E. KehoeMr. Ross KellyKPMG Peat Marwick LLPDavid and Irene KuterPeter & Connie LacailladeMr. Roy LaibleAndrew J. Ley & Carol SearleLiberty Mutual GroupMrs. Sheila LivermoreGeorge and Ilse LohrerMrs. Tacie C. MannMrs. Donald E. MarcusMrs. Maria Vitti-MartinMr. Roland A. MasonMr. Richard K. Mattson, Jr.Mr.Walter P. MatulisMs. Ella MelvilleChester & Joyce Messer IIMr.William J. MidonMr. Herbert E. MorseNational Grid USA Service Co., Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. NormanOrchard FoundationMrs. Joyce PattenLovett and Ruth PetersMs. Rosalind PicardRon and Vicki RederMrs. Lena RezendesMs. Merion RitterMr. & Mrs. Emerson RodgersMr. Richard N. RosenfeldRusselectric Inc.Mr. Kenneth RussellMajors Phil & Karen SatterleeMr. Parkman ShawAlfred SlauenwhiteStandish Mellon Asset Management, LLCMs. Melita M. TeichertMs. Roberta ThalThe Solutions, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. Tupper IIUxbridge Church of the

Nazarene N.Y. I.Vanguard Charitable Endowment

ProgramMs. Jeanne S.WadleighRichard and Mary WakefieldMartin L. B.WalterMr. & Mrs. Jon H.WetzMs. Janice WilkinsKim Williams and Trevor MillerWinchester Cooperative BankWorcester Ice CatsMrs. Judith WyattXeric Foundation

LIEUTENANT$1,000 – $4,9994 Anonymous GiftsMs. Margaret M. AbbottMr. & Mrs. John AbeleMr. Michael AbodeelyMr. & Mrs. Kenneth AbramsAC Technology CorporationMr. Gary AdamsJoan AdamsAEW Capital Management, L.P.C. Coe Agee & Beverly J. MorrisonMr. & Mrs.Virgil J. AielloAlan & Kindra AlaimoMr. & Mrs. Paul AlbianiMs. Michele L. AldrichAliquot FoundationMr. Maurice AlleyGraham & Elizabeth AllisonRobert C. AlmondAltria Employee Involvement ProgramsSam & Nancy AltschulerAmerican Lithuanian Citizens ClubAmes Safety Envelope Co.Ms. Cheryl C. AndersonMr. & Mrs. K. AndersonMark and Sharon AndersonMr. Michael P. AngeliniFlora E. D. AngioAnne & Paul Marcus FundMr. Jeffrey D. AntosMs. Sonia ArcherMr. & Mrs. Robert G. ArmknechtMartha and Alan ArmstrongArnold Worldwide, Inc.Arthur C. Ruge Charitable TrustAssociated Hospital ServiceMiss Mary A. AstoreAthol Congregational ChurchAudrey I. Stein Charitable Gift FundPauline AustinSami S. and Roula BaghdadyElizabeth BairdMr. Frederick BallouBank of America, N.A.Mrs. Barbara BanksBarnard Family FoundationMr. Craig BarrowsMs. Carol F. BarryMr. Alfred K. BartlettMrs. Cynthia L. BartlettMr. Christoph M. BarylukWilliam BaumerBarbara A. BeanDavid & Colleen BeanMr. Jeffrey A. BeanMrs. Marjorie Beeghly-WasekBelmont Street Baptist ChurchBenfamil Charitable TrustGeorge & Mimi BennettMr. & Mrs. James D. Bennett

Joan Bentinck-SmithMr. & Mrs. Donald E. BentleyMr. Thomas R. BerkaMr. James J. BerrimanMr. John BertucciBethesda Lodge #30 I.O.O.F.Mrs. Barbara BeyeaMr. & Mrs.Walter W. Birge IIIMr. Herbert L. BishopMrs. Thelma S. BlakeMr.Winslow F. BlakeMr. Roger BlanchetteMr. Robert BloemerBruce & Marcia BogertDr. & Mrs. Russell S. Boles, Jr.

Boston Red Sox FoundationMr. Roger J. BouchardMr. Charley BoudreauAnthony & Elizabeth BourassaElisabeth BoyleRoger and Barbara BrandtC. BreckMr. & Mrs. Thomas M. BrendleMr. & Mrs. Richard M. BrienMr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Briere, Sr.Mr. & Mrs. David A. BristolSusan BrittDavid BromilowMrs. Eleanor BrownMr. S. Brady BrownMr. & Mrs. James BrownBrown Charitable FoundationMr. A. L. Bruneau, Jr.Mr. James S. BuchananBrad BumpusMr. & Mrs. Nelson S. BurbankJames L. BurkeMrs. Nancy F. BurrerMr. & Mrs. Albert Bursma, Jr.Mr. John F. ButlerMr. Scott J. ButlerMr. & Mrs.William H. ButlerC.I. Software Associates, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Cabot, Jr.Miss Gillian N. CallaghanSheila Callahan ButlerMr. James A. CameronJeffrey & Elizabeth CameronMr. David G. CannistraroJeremey W. Cannon & Jane M. DvorakWilliam and Kristen CantorCape Ann Savings BankWesley & Dianne CardMr. David CareyPaolo Carfagnini

Mr. Jeffrey L. CarlsonDavid and Sheree CaronMr. James CarrollMr. Michael CarsonMr. & Mrs.William P. CarsonMs. Nancy CarusoMs. Mary A. CatalanoMr. John A. CataldoBob CavallaroGeorge ChamberlainChamberlain Family TrustHollie ChamberlinMr. Paul G. ChambersPaul and Grace ChaseChase FoundatonMr.Willy CheweyChoate, Hall & StewartRobert M. ChristiansenCIIF Business TrustCitizens Trust DepartmentMr.William F. Clady IIIMr. & Mrs. John S. Clapp, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Floyd R. ClarkVirginia ClarkDave ClarkMr. James ClaypoolMr. Donald J. CliffordMrs. Susan ClinecMarketThomas D. CoeChristina & Tim CohenMr. & Mrs. Keith ColbathMr. George Coleman, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David S. CollinsCombined Jewish PhilanthropyMr. Norman P. ComeauCommonwealth National Drilling LLCComputer Engineering & Research Inc.Mrs. Grace R. ConwayMs. Maureen L. CookMr. Leo CorcoranMr. Robert L. CordMr. Robert G. CordesMr. & Mrs. Barry N. CornwallA. CorreiaCorrigan FoundationMr. Daniel CottonMr. & Mrs. Philippe J. CoueignouxMr.Warren CovertMrs. Cynthia W. CoxDavid & Janet CoyleCreighton Narada FoundationMartha CroftDavid D. CrollWilliam CrossKeita & Judy CrouchMr. Don CrowlyMr. Stephen W. Crump & Mrs. Susan Turiano Crump

Cummings FoundationMr. & Mrs. Christopher G. CunniffMr. John J. Cupak, Jr.

Mr. John T. CurleyJ. S. CurveyMr. Robert L. CushingMs. C. Chapin CutlerD & R Products Co., Inc.Ms. Cynthia L. DabrowskiMr. Marc DaigleMr. Jon DameMr. Paul R. DamoreDaniel E. Thornhill Charitable

Remainder TrustDeborah DanielsDaratech, Inc.Mr. Donald DargieMr. & Mrs. Jeff DavidDr. Frank F. Davidson, Jr.Barbara E. DavisMr. Simon DavisWayne Davis & C. Ann MerrifieldMs. Shirley M. DearbornMr. & Mrs. Hugh J. DeeryMr. & Mrs. Richard P. DeLioDeloitte Services LLPMs. Jean E. DennisMr. Samuel H. Desch, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. David DettingerSusan and Gary DiCamilloEllen DickauMr. & Mrs. Mark O. DietrichMr. Louis DiMeoDobbins FoundationMrs. Lois P. DodsonGreg A. DolanMara E. DoleDole and Bailey, Inc.Donna M. Dominguez &

Peter SchlichtingEdward & Theresa DonahueMr. John DonohueDoran Family FoundationJames M. Douglas

Dowd DevelopmentMr. & Mrs. Robert R. DownerWalter DowneyGary DrenzekDSF Advisors LLCDubilo & Hill GroupMr. Norman DuffyRobert L. DuffyMr. & Mrs.William E. DugganMs. Judith DumontMajors William and Susan DuniganMr. & Mrs. Richard DupereyMr. Roger H. DupontDorothy Durgin

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The Salvation Army provided more than 112,000 character-building sessions

for children and youth in 2004.

1,113 children attended CampWonderland,The Salvation Army’saccredited overnight summer camp

for children aged 6-12 last year.

615 at-risk youths attended our Bridging the Gap programs

across the state last year.

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Mr. Robert A. DurisDr. Harold F. DvorakMr. Raymond J. DwyerMs. Cynthia EadesEagle FinancingEagle Tribune Publishing Co.Eaton Foundation

Ms. Helen EdmondsonEdwards Church Of NorthamptonJoseph & Marilyn EllisVivien ElmslieMrs. M. EmeryRuth E. EmeryMr. & Mrs. Edward EnglishMs. Elaine M. EpsteinErnest H. Augat Charitable FoundationMs. Jill ErnstMs. Barbara EvansMr. Thomas G. EvansMs. Jean M. EveryMs. Phyllis FairchildFalmouth Toyota, Inc.Col. Stephen FarishMr. Earl R. FarmerJoseph P. FaroMr. & Mrs. Daniel F. FarrarFaytex Corp.Mr. & Mrs. John FennellyMrs. Fred FickettFidelity Charitable Gift FundFidelity Investments Charitable GiftMr. John R. FierkeRomek K. FigaMs. Eleanor FinkelsteinFirst Baptist Church of WorcesterDr. & Mrs. C. M. FisherKim FisherCaroline Mitchell Fitzgibbons & Thomas S. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. John FitzpatrickMr. Lewis FlaggMr. Niles D. FlandersMs. Nina FletcherFM Global FoundationMr. Andrew B. Forbes & Mrs. Jennifer

Lewis ForbesMr. Daniel B. FordMr. & Ms. Robert T. ForresterFortelligent, Inc.Mr. Martin C. FosterMr. Charles FoundyllerRichard & Judith FoxThe Fox FamilyMr. Robert M. FrancisGregory & Janet FraserMs. Catherine FratusMs. Patrice Freel

Mr. Frederick FreerMs. Elissa L. FreudThomas A. FroeschleMr. FryarMr. Gilbert FryklundMr. Martin J. FucioMark FullerMr. Robert W. GaetzMs. Georgiana GagnoixMr. & Mrs. Scott GagnonWilliam GajdaPaul & Sandra GalettiDonald Gammons & Jean AndrewsMr. John D. Gannett, Jr.Ms. Paula S. GannonCarol GarnerMs. Sandra GarrawayL.W. GarrettMr. & Mrs. Lee GarrisonMr. Leigh GelserGeosearch, Inc.E. A. GerberGertrude & Edward Swartz

Charitable TrustJohn F. GibbonsEdwin & Anne GibsonMr. Richard GibsonMs. Lyrel GilletteM. GillosMrs. Andre GirardGleason Insurance AgencyMr. John C. GodingDave & Stacey GoelTerrance GoguenEarl GonyeuDr. Bennett E. Gordon, Jr.Mr. Bruce GordonMatthew and Laura GordonMr. & Mrs. Mark I. GotobedMr.Vaughn K. GraceJacquelin F. GraciiMr. & Mrs. John K. GradyMr. Bruce GrantMs. Iris GrantR. Jeremy Grantham

Grantham, Mayo,Van Otterloo LLCGreater Berkshire Foundation, Inc.Greater Worcester Co.Mrs. John A. GreelyMs. Mary GreelyMr. Charles GreenmanGreystone Engineering CorporationMr. Andrew GruberRichard GuinanMr. & Mrs. Clifton S. GustafsonMr. Jerry Guy

GZA Geo Environmental, Inc.B. HaithEldon & Grace HallMs. Jean A. HallettMr. & Mrs. Eric HansonMr. Robert J. HardingMr. & Mrs. Paul J. HarringtonHarvard UniversityHarvey Industries, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Haskins IIIMr. & Mrs. Robert J. HathawayMr. & Mrs. George N. HatsopoulosMr. & Mrs. Jerry A. HausmanMr. Leland E. HawkinsMrs. Barbara S. HayesHayes Oil Products Co.Mrs. Laura C. HeadleyMr. Dustin F. HeckerHenry Luce Foundation Inc.Frank J. HerbergMr. & Mrs. James J. HerlihyMr. & Mrs. Leonard E. HerrettMr. & Mrs. Colby Hewitt, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Coleman HicksAttorney John P. HigginsCarla Errichiello-HillMr. Charles L. Hodge IIIC. G. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. David W. HoffmanMr. & Mrs. Matthew HoganMr. Amor HollingsworthHollingsworth & Vose Co.Mr. Robert HoopesDr. & Mrs. Edwin H. HoptonHorizon Marine, Inc.Mr. Tim HorkingsHoward W. Maxim FoundationMr. Raymond J. HoweMs.Virginia E. HowellJolene J. HowellMr. & Mrs. Robert L. Howie, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Guerard H. Howkins, Jr.Howland Family FoundationMr. Charles M. Hoyt IIISarah HungerfordMr. Joseph F. HuntMs. Jennifer M. HuntingtonMr. & Mrs. Stephen G. HurleyMr.William S. HurleyMr. & Mrs. Carl HyamMr. Thomas HynesNicholas L. IacuzioICare Workplace Giving ProgramJ. T. & M. H. NelsonMs. Pauline A. JacinthoStanley JacksonMr. Laurence B. JacobsJacobs Family Charitable TrustAnn and William JakielaszekMr. James W. JakobekMr. Lance F. JamesJanis Research Company, Inc.

William H. JarvisMr. & Mrs. Pliny Jewell IIIJoe DiGeronimo Charitable FundJohn Messelaar Bulb Co.John Nagle CompanyMr. Francis G. JohnsonMr. Gary JohnsonMiss Patricia A. JohnsonAllan and Maria JonesMr. Dallas L. Jones, Jr.David JonesDr. Robert L. JonesMrs. Ruth P. JonesMr. Al Joyce, Jr.Maureen JoyceJP Morgan InvestmentsMs. Jan M. Jurgelon

Mr. Frank KachinskiDonald KahnMr. & Mrs. Peter E. KaneMs. Harriet KarkutMr. & Mrs. Daniel M. KasperJohn & Wilma KassakianMr. & Mrs. Robert F. KearnsMr. John KechagianMr. & Mrs. Brian KeefeM. KeefeMs. Helen L. KeelerMs. Helen KeeterMs. S. E. KeithMr. Paul J. KelleyMr. John KelloggMs. Nancy KelloggMr. & Mrs. James W. KellyMary E. KellyR. C. KempMr. John KendzierskiAnne KentKenwood FoundationMr. & Mrs. Paul KenyanMr. Michael H. KenyonMaged and Pamela KhalilKevin J. Kiely, Esq.Laurel KilbreckTom & Leslee KileyMr. John H. Kimball, Jr.Richard & Donna Lynn KingMr. Allen R. KirkpatrickBrian KnezKnight Trading CompanyMr. Andrew KnowlandMr. James T. KnowlesJeanette KoppehnanKPMG Community Involvement

ProgramMr. & Mrs. Charles A. KrahmerAlex and Julia Krapf

Daniel Krause Jr.Suzanne A. KreinsenMs. Pauline F. KrullMr. John M. KucharskiJohn & Kathleen KuertenDr. Nobuko O. KuhnMarjorie M. KulashMr. & Mrs. Kip KumlerL. Hardy CompanyMr. & Mrs. Robert G. LachenauerSandra J. LaMarMrs. Sally LambBranch B. LaneClaire A. LaneBob and Lorna LaniakMiss Gertrude Lanman, Jr.Charlie and Lisa LarkinMr. Niels O. LarsenMiss Therese LavertyMr. & Mrs. Christopher LawlerArthur C. LawrenceMr. Charles R. LaxMr. Hebert C. LeeMr. Lester LeeMr. Paul H. LefevreLehman Brothers, Inc.Roger & Janet LehrbergMs. Patricia LeighfieldMr. Tom LeightonKeith Leininger & Karla DupreyLes Vants Aerial PhotosMr. & Mrs. Joseph LeslieMr. Henry R. LewisThe Liberal Club Feast of TrinidadeMr. Josiah LillyChi Sun LinMs.Vickie E. LindholmMr. Charles H. LinfieldJulian and Nancy LitchmanJames David LitsterMr. John LoLocal 161Douglas & Rita LockerMr. & Mrs. Andrew R. LogieLoh Family Charitable Gift FundMr. & Mrs. David C. LohnesMs. Ruth L. LohrerMs. Christine LojkoMr. & Mrs. Gaetano LombardoMr. Caleb Loring IIIMs. Susan G. LoringMs. Priscilla LoweMr. & Mrs. John LowellMs. Carolyn T. LucasLucy Sherman Charitable FoundationMrs. Eleanor R. LudckeMr. Harold N. LynchMr. Daniel J. LyneMr.Yo-Yo MaDonald A. Mac IsaacMr. & Mrs. G. Dana MacDonald

Mr. Ronald MacinnisMs. Kathleen Williams MacLarenAlison MacLaughlinAl & Donna MacLeodMr. John MagruderMr. Joseph A. MaherMr.William R. MaherMr. Robert P. MaillyMr.William R. MainMr. & Mrs. Paul MainvilleMr. Robert L. MalleyPamela A. Mallory-RickerMr. Mitchell MaloofMansfield BankMr. & Mrs. Donald F. MarchantRaymond A. MarquisLeo MarshallMr. Arthur MartinMrs. Joseph E. Martin Jr.Mr. Randall R. MartinMr.Walker MartinMartin's Pond Union Baptist ChurchMary A. Crabtree FundMA Society for Aiding Discharged

PrisonersJames & Nancy MastersonMrs. Jean Mc CarthyMr. David McArdleMr. Robert J. McCafferyFergus McCannMr. Richard McCarthyJanet E. McChesneyMs. Rachel McClearyWilliam H. McClurgMr. & Mrs. Douglas McDanielDaniel and Jenifer McDougallLori McElroyMrs. Barbara McHugh

Ellen McIntyreEdward McKenzieMr. David McLaughlinDonald E. and Mary G. McNameeMr. John McNearMr. Christopher McNeilMr. Michael McTygueMDS Communications CorporationMr. Ronald S. MedeirosMr. Robert MenucciMs. Priscilla MesickMr. Peter MeyerMr. James W. Mier M.D.Laura MillerMr. Richard L. MillerMillipore FoundationMizpah - Faith LodgeMrs. Richard M. MolloyMr. & Mrs.William D. Mone

Lieutenant, continued

The Salvation Army provided183,103 overnight emergency

beds last year.

The Salvation Army provided 73,516 families with

direct case assistance last year.

In 2004,The Salvation Army providedmore than 110,000 home-deliveredgrocery orders to people in need.

The Salvation Army served morethan 1.2 million meals in 2004.

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Mr. Stephen Mongeau & Ms. Janice Ruell

Mr. Colin MooreMr. Scott Gregory MoorhouseMr. George MoossaJennette MorganCharles and Leigh MorganMorgan StanleyMr. Robert B. MorrisonRobert K. MorrisonMr. Elden J. MortonMr. Hugh M. MortonMr. & Mrs. Michael S. MortonMr. Jonathan M. MoultonMr. Gerald R. MuellerMs. Janet MulhernJames D. MungovanMrs. Dale MurphyMr. Glen MurphyMr. & Mrs. David W. MurrayMr. & Mrs. John W. MurrayMr. Steven MurrayJack & Ingeborg MyersThomas NagleDr. Barbara P. NashNEBSPaul NeelonMs. Gail NelsonMr. John NelsonNew England Ropes, Inc.Cece NewmanMrs. Robert B. NewmanNewsboys Reading Room AssociationMr. & Mrs. David NicholsMs. Helen D. NiconchukPatricia A. NiconchukSandra C. NiconchukWalter NizinskiE. NolanMr. & Mrs. Robert T. NoonanMr. Charles P. NormandinMr. Brian NorrisMr. & Mrs. Howard E. Norris, Jr.North Easton Savings BankMs. Melissa E. NortonCharles O’BergMr. Sean P. O’Brien

Peter F. O’ConnellMr. Michael O’FrielGeraldine OgilvyMr. James O’LearyLorna OleckMr. & Mrs. Richard OlsenMr. Austin J. O’Malley

Carol O’NeilEdward and Mary O’NeillMr. Stephen J. O’NeillOnline Computer ProductsZ. OpalkaRonald OpelLeonard & Julie OretoEugene OroszRaymond OuelletteMr. & Mrs. Tim R. PalmerMr. Timothy PanagosMr. Joseph T. PappalardoDonald G. PardusPark Street Church, BostonCarol S. ParksMr. Lewis H. ParksMr. Robert H. ParleeMr. Arthur PattenMrs. Joanne PattonMr. & Mrs. E. L. PattulloPaul C. & Virginia C. Cabot

Charitable TrustJ. Edward PawlickMr. Lester PeabodyMr. & Mrs. Richard P. PelletierMr. Richard PenneyJoseph Perdicaro IIIPerkins Charitable FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard PerrySamuel M. PetersFrederic & Elaine PetersonGregory D. Peterson & Karen HuntressMelanie PetersonNicholas C. PetrucciMr. Ellis L. PhillipsMarion G. PhillipsMr. Paul PizziMr. David PlattJennifer A. Pline & Hans C. OettgenMr. & Mrs.Vincent PlourdeDr. & Mrs. John W. Poduska, Sr.Paul PolsonMs. Marie B. PopielarczykMarc P. PoulinMr. & Mrs. Edward J. PowersMichael S. PradkoMs. Eleanor PrescodMs. Patricia ProfetaMrs. PrunierMr. Bob PuffEdward W. and Joanne PyneMr. & Mrs. James G. PyneMs. Mary R. QuinnMs. Aurora Ramos & Ms. Debra Ann

RussoRampage SystemsMr. & Mrs. Leonard E. RantzRBC Dain RauscherMr.William E. RechReebok Human Rights FoundationDorothy E. ReganMr. Geoffrey S. Rehnert

William & Sandra ReineckeMr. George ReinicheRevelli & RevelliCatherine and Douglas ReynoldsMr. Antone B. RezendesDr. Charles C. RichardsonFrank RichardsonJohn P. RileyMr. John P. RileyMr. Anthony L. RinaldiRobert E. Allen Charitable FoundationRobert S. Kaplan FoundationMr. Shion RobinsonMrs. Einar P. Robsham

Patrick E. RocheMrs. Lisa RoderickMr. Thomas P. RodgerVictoria RomanMr.William S. RoncaJames F. RossMr. & Mrs. Ted RossRotary Club of Hamilton-WenhamSarah RothermelDr. Todd K. RoweMr. Gerald RoyMr. Richard M. RoyMr.William R. Roycroft, Jr.Piper RudnickDavid & Sandra RulloMr. Richard W. RussellMr. Charles R. RyanDavid RyanDavid RyerS. M. Sneider Company, Inc.Ms. Kimberlie SachsSaint-Gobain CorporationMr. Richard L. SampsonMs. Laura L. SandersMike and Natalie SandersMr.Victor G. SandleJonathan P. SauerLinda H. SaundersMr. Paul R. SchmidtThalassa A. SchollMrs. Leslie SchroederMr. Eric SchultzFrederick W. SchultzSchwab Fund for Charitable GivingWilliam E. ScireMs. Patricia G. SearleGeorge & Brigitte SenklerMr. Richard P. SergelPeter SergioServiceNetDietmar SeyferthWest SeyonMr. & Mrs. Herbert Shah

Ms. Mary E. ShannonShawmut Design and ConstructionBill & Elaine SheaMs. Susan Gussenhoven SheaMr. Thomas SheaMr. Daniel H. SheingoldMrs.William F. ShelleyMr. Thomas F. ShieldsMs. Janet L. ShiffletteShurtleff Children’s Services, Inc.Teresa and Paul SilvermanMr. Charles SingerBenjamin F. SmithMr. & Mrs. Carl SmithMr. Dennis C. SmithDonald SmithMrs. Janet SmithJoan SmithMs. Judith A. SmithMr. & Mrs. Philip J. SmithMr. & Mrs. Randall SmithMr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Smith IIIRobert A. SmithMr. & Mrs. Robert F. SmithSharon SmithMr.Wayne E. SmithConstance SmithwoodMr. Nathan SondriniMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. SorboAnthony M. SordilloMr. & Mrs. Peter SorgiA. Bonnie SorterupDavid and Julia SouleRobert & S. Kimberley SpanerDr. & Mrs. Dennis E. SpeliotisMichael SpenceRobert N. SpethT. R. Sprague

Ann M. SpruillMr. Donald A. SquiresSt. Francis Episcopal ChurchMr. Dennis A. StaatsMr. Deane H. StaplesMrs. Max J. SteinmannMr. & Mrs. Campbell StewardMr. & Mrs. Gil L. Steward, Jr.Ms. Margaret P. StewartMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Stinson IIIMs. Susan Stoddart & Mr. Christian

SnookDr. Bruce B. StolerMr. Albert StoneStride RiteJonathan and Sonja StrongMr. Paul StrongDr. Cedric J. Strong

Mr. Jared W. StubbsCharles StuckeyJohn & Edith SturmColin SullivanMr. John T. SullivanMr. & Mrs. Joseph J. SullivanMr. Timothy SullivanSullivan FamilyMr. Peter SwiftMr. Norbert F. SybertzDr.William SylviaMr. & Mrs. Joseph Taché and FamilyMr. & Mrs. Richard & Cheryl TalbotOon T. TanAdrienne TashjianBen & Kate TaylorBrenda TehranianMrs. Norman B. TerhuneJohn V. Terrey & Sarah Ford TerreyThe Malcolm & Beth Fraser FoundationMs. Joanne M. ThompsonMr. Ronald G. ThompsonWilliam G. ThorburnJames TierneyMr. & Mrs. E. Paul TinsleyMr. & Mrs. Donal B. TobinMr. Maurice F. TougasMr. & Mrs. Gerard B. TownsendTracy’s Auto SalesTRA-JO Corp. General ContractorsBob TraylorMr. Michael A. TribunaGeorge & Pauline TroubetarisMr. & Mrs. Greg D. TroxelMrs. Joan I. TschalaerMr. Joseph F. TulimieriJan TuxburyTwo Commandments FoundationMr. Paul M. TwomeyTyngsboro Evangelical Congregational

ChurchMr. Bengt A. UlrikssonGeorge UnhochGeorge Unhoch, Jr.United Presbyterian ChurchGeorge B. UptonDoug UrellMr. & Mrs. Roger N. UrellMs. Rosemarie Van CampMr. Scott Van DeusenMr. & Mrs. Kent Van ZantRonald J.VanasseVanderheiden Foundation FundHoward & Carol VibberMr. & Mrs. Curtis ViebranzMr. Alan VilianMr. Douglas T.VincentCharles VolkstorfMr. Kenneth VonaMr. Jeptha H.WadeAshford WallaceWal-Mart Foundation

Waltham Community FoundationWaltham Triad LodgeAndrew and Rebecca WasynczukWaters CorporationWatertown Savings BankMr. & Mrs. David E.WattsWatts Family Foundation at BessemerGeorge C.WeiffenbachMr. & Mrs. David S.WeinbergMr. Sidney J.Weinberg, Jr.Mr. Ralph M.WeischedelMr. John WellsRobbie H.Werth & Stephen G.WerthMr. Michael C.WhiddenMr. & Mrs. Robert WhiteheadHenry and Donna WhittierWhole Foods MarketLaird & Sandra Wiggin

William John Vansant Foundation, Inc.Mr. Glenn R.WilliamsMr. Michael WilliamsMr. Scott M.WilliamsWilmer, Cutler, Pickering,

Hale & DorrMiss Barbara WilsonMrs. John O.WilsonRobert WintersDean & Sally WiseHilary WodlingerMr. & Mrs. Eric W.Wodlinger, Esq.Mr. Lawton D.WolfMr.William A.Woods, Jr.Mr. Charles E.WoodwardWorcester RotaryMr.William WreanBenjamin & Mary Louise WrightJ. H.WykoffMr. Jeffries Wyman, Jr.Yankee Publishing Inc.Ms. Joanne YatesPaul W.YoungJonathan YuenMr. Stanley Zapustas, Jr.Mr. Andrew F. ZephirJudith C. ZiemskiBrooks & Linda ZugMr. Daniel Zwirbla

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The Salvation Army’s Emergency Disaster Services responded

to 245 calls for service where they touched the lives of 14,104 people last year.

In 2004, more than 75,000 senior citizens attended our programs across the state.

Statewide, 52,712 people spent295,219 hours volunteering with

The Salvation Army last year.

25,119 people were assisted by The Salvation Army’s statewide

network of service units last year.

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INCOMEANDEXPENSESTATEMENTThe Salvation Army in Massachusetts for the 12 months ended September 30, 2004

INCOME

Contributions

Adult Rehabilitation Center Sales

Adult Rehabilitation Center Other Income

Allocated by Federated Fund-Raising Organizations

Fees and Grants from Governmental Sources

Program Service Fees

Sales to the Public

Miscellaneous

Investment Income:Dividends & Interest (net of fees)

Total Income

$17,716,963

$21,508,368

$231,348

$1,484,998

$3,611,258

$2,054,601

$122,101

$495,043

$1,970,149

$49,194,829

EXPENSE

Program Services

35 Corps Community Centers

4 Adult Rehabilitation Centers

Harbor Light Center

Children’s Learning Center

Camp Wonderland

Conference Center

Emergency Disaster Services

Other Social Services

Total Program Services

$17,780,915

$18,259,186

$1,152,957

$560,535

$495,925

$456,554

$65,889

$1,047,459

$39,819,420

Supporting Services

Management and General

Fund Raising

Total Supporting Services

Total Expenses

$5,421,440

$2,059,505

$7,480,945

$47,300,365

Net Increase in Revenue for Adult Rehabilitation Centers: $1,345,609Net Increase in Revenue for Other Programs: $548,855

Creative services generously donated by Hill | Holliday Advertising.Cover photo: Envoy Rohan Gage and Shaquille Gage Page 2: Captain Lamont Green and Sololia Amente Page 5: Envoy Sheila Gage and Danielle Hodgson Page 6: Ashanti Drummer and Jashara Clarke Page 9: Nancy Hicks, Justin Bynum and Mackenzie Mencke Page 10: Major Susan Dunigan, Mary Rafferty and Richard Smith

CONSIDERREMEMBERINGTHESALVATIONARMYINYOURWILLGifts from the estates of the following individuals helped The Salvation Army in Massachusetts in 2004.

These gifts provided $8,267,674.00 for various programs, trusts and endowments throughout the Commonwealth in 2004,the largest of which was a $4,139,120.50 gift.

If you have an interest in further information about a gift in your will, a Charitable Gift Annuity or other special gift,please contact the Planned Giving Department of The Salvation Army at 1-866-338-2769.

We would be pleased to discuss the idea with you and your estate planner or attorney.

Albert A. AndrewJosephine V. AvellinoAlice M. Baker Helen Underwood BakerIda S. BarterRobert P. BavosiSidney BaxterMuriel L. BayneMarjorie BearseHenry BrooksMarion P. BrownAndrew BuchanRuth K. BullockLeo M. BurnsShirlee CardarettJames F. CaseyBeatrice G. & Harold M. ClarkeMelba K. CollinsRobert A. CollinsJoseph E. ComeauDana S. CourtneyPaul V. D’AlessandroAlice M. DavenportJoanne E. DavidsonRalph E. DavisJohn H. DoermannHelen T. DonovanRuth K. DoorlyElizabeth T. EllisMarion Nickerson EllisMarvel Pearl EstrellaSadie EvelyGertrude I. FalbyRuth M. FarmerKathleen M. FentonDorothy M. FowlerRuth A. GallantAdelaide Ruth GinepraEsther R. GizzarelliRosa GoddardWalter W. GoveQueenie GubbHelen V. HagstromJoseph B. HalbertEleanora C. HallBeatrice HamiltonMarianne Hart

Dorothy C. HartwellHenry L. HastryMarjorie K. HaydenRaymond H. HoefelMatthew C. HolmesConstance HowardElizabeth A. HumphreyMarian J. HurdBarbara JackNina M. JensenGertrude JohnsonRoy L. JohnsonThirza F. JohnsonThelma A. JonesLily I. JutilaMary M. KearneyGertrude F.& Herbert E.KershawJoseph KierzkowskiEsther M. (Fowler) KuhnFrances LambertWilliam W. LanouJeannette M. LemoineBelle Paynor LevenArthur J. LewisAlfred V. LincolnWilliam T. LivingstonJoseph C. LombardiDouglas F. MacDonaldDorothy MaesKay C. MansonAlexander & Grace Rogers Marvin

Charles S. McKennaAlan J. McLennanJennie Alice MearsDorothy M. MelleyMarion E. MerkertHiram F. MillsLyman H. MorrisonElizabeth Childs MurphyAnita M. NealHarry C. NelsonRobert E. NelsonPauline M. NordhouseMarguerite E. O'BrienMarguerite ParkerDagmar L. Peurala

Dorothy L. RammMary A. RedmondMary E. ReedLois H. RipleyLuciana SacerdoteEdward J. ScannellAlice M. SceposkiLouis SchellerDaniel W. Scribner, Jr.Helen C. SilvaOrvilla Ann SilvaAnna SilvermanGeraldine D. SmithGrace E. SpelmanRuth E. StantonFrank Paul SullivanMary A. SullivanPearl SwansonMuriel R.TappenMabel TashjianJulia T.TaylorStanton Ten Broeck IIIFrancis ThreadgoldHelen A.WestAnne P.WhiteElizabeth WhittemoreCarolyn E.WiedemannRuth H. & Charles M.WilcoxWilliam J. & Christina R.Wrighton

Michael J. Zammitti

The Salvation Army delivered more than 3 million acts of compassion in Massachusetts in 2004.

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