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Unlocking potential. One life at a time.

Annual Report | 2015

OURVISION OURMISSIONWe envision a world where an individual has opportunities

and supports that promote self-determination, the joy of

achievement, and a fulfilling life.

Woods supports children and adults with disabilities

or challenges to achieve their highest potential and

independence through innovative and individualized

approaches that promote learning and personal

fulfillment.

EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE. | FULFILLING LIVES.2015 Woods Services Annual Report | Unlocking potential.

Our Core Values

HEALTH AND SAFETY – We are committed to protecting and preserving the well-being of the individuals we serve and our employees. We work diligently to promote a just culture of transparency and accountability that identifies, mitigates and effectively manages risk. RESPECT – We are committed to compassionate care, ethical practices, effective and honest communication, collaborative relationships, and the highest standards of integrity. We acknowledge and value the dignity of all human beings and value our relationships with one another – without exception.

LEADERSHIP – We are committed to being a high-performance organization, an employer and provider of choice, and a recognized leader in the field of human services. We work to instill that same passion and drive for success into both the individuals we serve and our employees. ADVOCACY – We are committed to advocating for the welfare of the individuals we serve, in keeping with the tradition of our founder, Mollie Woods. We proactively take action to protect and advance the best interest of the individuals we serve through active engagement in our communities, and by influencing policies and decisions made at the local, state, and federal levels. COURAGE – We are committed to positive change. We have the resolve to advocate for the best interests of the individuals we serve and the openness to pursue opportunities that advance our vision, mission, and values.

Dear Friends,

An energy radiates at Woods Services as you move through our residences and day programs. The individuals we serve are growing, learning, and living well with the support of a dedicated and compassionate staff. We cheer the successes of individuals, some of them major like Maddy and Val who you will read about in this report, but more are small incremental steps taken toward greater independence.

We also celebrated organizational successes in fiscal year 2015, which included the opening and dedication of the Stabler NeuroRehab Center with a keynote address given by The Honorable Patrick J. Kennedy. The renovated and expanded space has enabled us to open a Clubhouse for individuals who have acquired brain injuries, one of 17 in the United States in which persons with brain injuries can participate in group activities that help them build their skills to prepare them for community employment. In addition, Beechwood NeuroRehab was awarded a contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for its Assisted Living Program for Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury.

Our day programs are an area of growth for Woods. Including our schools, employment alternatives, and the Clubhouse, we increased day program enrollment by 61 percent from 2014 to 2015. We also increased employment opportunities for the people we serve by opening a kiosk at the Oxford Valley Mall where the individuals we serve sell crafts and floral arrangements for our Yellow Daffodil Flower Shop. In addition, we opened the Common Grounds Café in our former Woodlands Education Center where one can purchase coffee, snacks and lunch Monday through Friday from 7 am-4 pm. Both provide many different skill development opportunities from retail sales to inventory to food preparation. All lead to community employment possibilities.

From the days of Mollie’s founding, to the present, we have helped people with exceptional needs unlock their potential, experience the joys of achievement, and live meaningful and fulfilling lives. We are grateful for the extraordinary support we receive from family, friends, businesses and foundations who partner with us to guarantee that we can continue to honor the ideals set forth by Mollie Woods. Thank you especially to our staff who form the core of our programs. Their dedication, in conjunction with participation from many family and friends, ensures that individuals with disabilities will have opportunities and choices that lead to growth and personal fulfillment. Thanks once again for all of your support.

Sincerely,

Scott Spreat, Ed.D.President and CEO


A Message from Our President.

Woods Services has earned a national reputation for the compassionate, quality supports it provides for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. We assist people with special needs in unlocking their potential, discovering their talents, and learning skills that help them live as independently as possible and enjoy fulfilling and rewarding lives.

We were founded more than a century ago by visionary Mollie Woods with two simple goals — to advance the quality of life and standard of care for individuals with disabilities. She gained international recognition for her groundbreaking work in helping children with exceptional needs experience the joy of achievement and lead fulfilling lives.

Today, we’ve broadened her mission to serve people of all ages and levels of care with a unique model that empowers them to set and achieve ambitious goals. Our model relies on the strength of our highly trained, highly motivated, and extremely dedicated team of clinicians, educators and counselors who work in partnership with the people we serve to develop and implement highly individualized support plans that are as unique as they are.

Like most human service organizations, we’ve experienced challenges as funding resources dwindle and demands for services increase. Despite these difficulties, Woods Services remains in a strong financial position enabling us to stay focused on our commitment to the people we serve. We will continue to innovate and find solutions to help individuals with disabilities unlock their potential and realize their dreams.

Unlocking potential. One life at a time.

Sources of Funding for Individuals Served by Woods


A warm July day greeted a then 14 year-old Val as he arrived at Woods in a padded van accompanied by his father and a behaviorist. Val’s actions prevented him from being transported any other way as he would kick out the windows. Those and other behaviors kept him from participating in daily life activities as he usually hurt himself or others. Even with the most intensive supports, school became a place of continual crisis.

Jani and Lenny Sblendorio, Val’s parents, arrived with unsettled certainty as they accepted their decision to make a journey of the heart more than 100 miles from the their home in Wayne, New Jersey to Woods in Langhorne, PA. Could Woods unlock the power of thought that they hoped their son with autism capable? Would he be safe?

While their expectations of Woods were high, what has transpired has exceeded their wildest hopes and dreams for Val, and frankly, for them as well. As a result of intensive teamwork in his first year, his aggressive behaviors decreased significantly, he became curious about his surroundings, his communication improved and a loving personality started to blossom.

The staff assigned to work with Val played a significant role in his improvement. His team comprised the following: two direct care staff members, Tony Balter and Marcelle Goode; teacher Denise Tholey;

Program Specialist Chris Jowett; Clinician Kim Schreffler; Clinical Director Constance Grant; Residential Manager Richard Reid, and Education Director Terry Czarkowski. While Val’s parents and his team met weekly to set goals, it was the direct care staff who were with him continually and gained his trust who have helped him become a loving, interesting young man.

In general, teams meet as frequently as is needed, but not as often as Val’s. This extraordinary group met each week to discuss his progress and to establish the next goal to work toward. Some weeks, the same goal remained on the table and different strategies were developed to help him achieve it. Over the first few weeks, Val was able to walk to school where a special classroom was set up for him. The duration of time spent in a chair in the classroom increased over time, gradually other students were introduced into the room, and now Val takes part in lessons spending a full day actively participating in school.

No longer isolated, Val is now a recognized and well-loved resident of Woods. He lives a life beyond confused existence, and interacts, understands and learns from his friends, each one with their own special gifts and needs. To the delight of all, Val now has a limited, yet growing, sight word vocabulary, and looks for new experiences.

Jani and Lenny believe that, “This type of collaboration over the years is unmatched and cannot be duplicated. Where else is there such a detailed database of how interventions work or do not work in multiple environments? This would NEVER be duplicated outside of Woods despite our intensive efforts.” The progress is clear, “Our son had zero friends and he is now the mini Mayor of Woods. His safety needs are met without hindering him from new experiences. Val has opportunities for enrichment at all times.”

The Sblendorios recognize that the sacrifice and challenge they met more than six years ago now affords a new life for their family - a life that they had not envisioned, or even thought attainable. Holidays and weekends are spent with Val at Woods Services. While Val is their only child, they lovingly open their hearts to ALL of their Woods family. “Thank you Woods Services, we are so grateful to you and your team, and are proud to walk arm and arm as we go through our journey with autism together.”

$250,000 and aboveDonald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation

$50,000 - $99,999Dwight and Mary MillerPennsylvania Department of Transportation

$25,000 - $49,999Faulkner - Ciocca Dealerships Foundations Community PartnershipJane FranciscoThe Huisking Foundation, Inc.Trion Group, a Marsh & McLennan Agency

$10,000 - $24,999AVS FoundationBates Family Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph FaulknerAlan and Rita GreeneEmmett R. Hook Jr. TrustFaulkner West ChesterIndependence Blue CrossRonald F. MyersSynergy Pharmacy ServicesMary Helen Taliaferro TD Charitable FoundationTD Bank

$5,000 - $9,999Ally AutoAngler West ConsultantsKaren Blood and Amy GraceChurch & Dwight Employee Giving FundCharles Cross ArchitectureCiocca Hyundai Quakertown Alice DeVoe and John SzaboEastern States Hyundai Dealers Advertising Assoc., Inc.eBay Inc. Foundation and Silicon Valley Community FoundationAbraham M. and Rose Ellis FoundationElliot’s Vending Company

Ethos Group, Inc.Faulkner Family FoundationPaul and Marianne GardLeonard J. Graziani, MDHarvest Moon Landscaping, Inc.The Loy T. Hempt Trust Thomas and Martha MayPFM AdvisorsJudith PurcellDiana L. RamsayRSMCharles and Carolyn ReichenbachDrs. Scott and Suzie SpreatVictor and Cecilia VegaAnn L. WildThe Family of Tully Williams

$2,500 - $4,999AutoTrader.comBeverly L. AnelloRuth Camp Campbell FoundationCarr & Duff, Inc.Cars.comCiocca SubaruCiocca Ford Quakertown CMM, Inc.Chris CovalEcho Financial Products, LLCFaulkner BMWFenningham, Stevens, Dempster & Coval, LLPThe First National Bank and Trust Company of NewtownGrant Thornton, LLPThe Hazer FamilyThe Herling FamilyJohnson, Kendall & Johnson, Inc.Robert J. Lieber Charitable TrustMalady & Wooten, LLPMarnie MaxwellWilliam and Lainey McMahonAndrew and Connie NearyOxford Valley Pain and Surgical CenterParx CasinoPhyllis M. Patricco and the Brindisi Family Philadelphia ZooPowerlytics, Inc.

R.P. Mongillo Plumbing & HeatingThe George W. Rentschler FoundationSeyfarth Shaw LLPSharer Petree Brotz & SnyderDan ShinePeter ShubiakStifelMartha G. StottLarry Sullivan FamilyJeff and JoAnne TarnoffUNUM U.S. Foodservice PhiladelphiaGeorge and Janet VergisVeritiv

$1,000 - $2,499Bob and Marcia AdamsJohn and Mary AielloAllies, Inc.AllSector Technology GroupAngelo’s Carpet OneJohn and Jessie AntoniusJohn and Gwen AvilesStanley and Lillian AxenfeldBarry Isett & Associates, Inc.The Behar FamilyBlockhouse Company, Inc.Boyle Construction, Inc.Bullard Automotive Group, Inc.Paul and Cindy CaracappaCenter for Colon and Rectal Health, Inc.Charles Cross Ciocca Collision Cozen O’ConnorAnn and Eugene CreminsKem and Phoebe EdwardsEnterprise Rent-A-CarFaulkner ChevroletJohn and Maureen FenninghamStephen and Joan FlynnJeff GordonTim, Kathy, Brandon and Liam GrahamMark S. GreenbergGurjeet and Mary GrewalMichael and Anita HaggertyHatfield Quality Meats

Hay GroupHerbert and Ilyne HerlingDoug and Cheryl KauffmanSusan LarkinJonathan and Sharon LiggettThe Lubert Family FoundationsSamuel P. Mandell FoundationManfredi Mushroom, Inc.Justin and Neha MarkleMarshall, Dennehey, Warner, Coleman & GogginRobert and Suzanne MooreAntoinette and John PergolinBryan and Julia PfisterPickering, Corts & Summerson, Inc.The Dale L. Reese FoundationRoMedicare, LLCEileen SawyerSchachter Portnoy, LLCJesse and Lauren ServentiSiemens Caring Hands FoundationJohn and Kathy SpagnolaStarfish Media GroupHilary StephensThe Supplee and Yousefian FamiliesH. Lynn TractmanUnitexvAutoChris VenoWaste Management of Delaware ValleyWells Fargo Dealer ServicesFrank and Janice WhitelamMark T. WilliamsWrightstown Family Medicine, PC

$500 - $999Allied World Larry AlterApex Financial Advisors, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Joe ArgoArlington Heritage GroupBBD, LLPMr. and Mrs. Michael BelmondoBerkshire Hathaway Homestate CompaniesDale S. BernsteinBestVest Investments, LTD

The Woods Difference. Val’s Story.

We extend our sincere GRATITUDE and heartfelt THANKS to those who have invested in Woods’ exceptional people and programs that enable us to support individuals in attaining a fulfilling life. We offer our appreciation to the following individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations that thoughtfully supported Woods Services with gifts between July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.

THANK YOUTo all of ourgenerous donors.We couldn’t do what we do without you and all your support.

$500 - $999

Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bird Mr. and Mrs. Peter BodenheimerMr. and Mrs. Richard G. Booth Jr.Karen A. BossertBurke Motor GroupCatholic Health East/ AP Shared ServicesCBC AdvertisingCiocca Chevy QuakertownCiocca Ford SoudertonCiocca Honda HarrisburgCoho PartnersRebecca CreskoffDavid DanekerDelcrest Medical Services, Inc.George DeVoeDawn DiamondMr. and Mrs. Frank M. Drigotas IIIElliott, Lynne, and Ethan DubinDrew EddyEdison Court, Inc.Elliott-Lewis CorporationDavid R. EvansonThe Honorable Frank A. FarryFaulkner Hyundai - PhiladelphiaJudith S. FaulknerMr. and Mrs. Robert FesnakKaren L. FlemingDr. Vail P. GarvinDr. Mary Ann GatalettoThe Glenmede Trust Company, NAMarilyn GoldsteinThe Herling FamilyMr. and Mrs. Herb HoelterJake HollanderMr. and Mrs. Robert HolmesMr. and Mrs. Dan IngersollJackson LewisKathleen Burns KapusnickAnita KaroMr. and Mrs. Derek KimmelSimon and Lisa KimmelmanJohn and Barbara KrivdaJoseph LazzarottiJudith LeuckR.J. Lewis

Brian MacHenryJohn and Chris MarcyCarley A. MaurerRobert McLernanMr. and Mrs. Bill McMahonMercadien Consulting, LLC - A Mercadien Group CompanyAngelo MonacoNational AquariumAnthony O’BrienJennifer PechetJim PluckThe Precision Environmental CompanyRBC Foundation - USADr. and Mrs. Mark Reber, MDHeather ReynoldsRT Workers’ Comp SpecialtyDerek RubiniThomas and Karen ShadeMr. and Mrs. John SimonelliBetty SokolMr. and Mrs. Michael S. StrohmetzSunoco Inc.Brian SushkoThe Taimanglo FamilyRichard TewksburyAndrew TraugerChris WalkerPeter WalkerRick WaynePatricia D. WellenbachMr. and Mrs. Bill WidingCraig WiggintonMark and Holly Wolbransky and FamilyWolfington Body Company, Inc.Worth & Company, Inc.

$250 - $499Dr. and Mrs. David ArchibaldDwayne ArehartWilliam BaslerRick BattagliaBeneficial BankDonna Rumsey BensonMichael and Teresa BerksMr. and Mrs. Terry BlackwellVictoria BrossyDavid and Holly Brown

John BrubakerElizabeth Burzynski*Sue CampbellCanon Solutions America, Inc.Mary Ann CapeciCautilli Orthopaedic Surgical SpecialistsCiocca Volkswagen Allentown Connor Weber & OberliesMr. and Mrs. Ernesto Cosme Jr.Thomas H. CosgroveCresa-PhiladelphiaAndrea D’AlessioMr. and Mrs. George DempsterNancy DonahueB. Lorraine DrebyWilliam DunkelbergMr. and Mrs. Bruce EpsteinElaine FaulknerLeonard A. Feinberg, Inc.Andrea Nuddle FinkCarol GallagherEdward GarrityWilliam F. Geilfuss IIIMichael GiantiniHugh D. GillespieRich GilmoreMr. and Mrs. Kevin GormanJoseph GrossbauerThe Haviaras FamilyKathy A. HodakMr. and Mrs. David V. HoffmanKieran HolohanDr. and Mrs. Kevin HornbergerNiki IngramThompson and Mary Jane IrvinDavid J. JamesMarvin JohnsonLaura KahnJeffrey KalamarCharles and Virginia KingMurray and Elayne Klein, parents of Scott SarubinJohn and Martha KubeykaLanghorne BoroughDaniel LaVallaHarry J. Lawall & Son, Inc.Jennifer LessinMark E. Levin, Esq.Bob LewisLyophilization Technology, Inc.

Ernest MannGary MaurerMerle McCannAubrey McClendonMary MealeyMark MetaxotosMiller Bros.Mary Ellen MooreFrank NaylorJeffrey NelsonRobert NilesTony PaytonSandra PhillipsJohn and Angela PlantarichAlan and Hanna PressProvident Energy John RacanelliCarol RedigerCatherine RobertsonJessica RobesonRotary Club of Shady Brook CharitiesRussell Rice Associates, Inc.David Sandel, Esq.John and Rose SavitzJoseph I. SavocaMichael SchmidtScott SeizDavid and Thomasin SheppGordon ShoppGary and Tammi SteinbergLaura TaralloMr. and Mrs. Michael G. Trachtman, Esq.United by Autism and the Family of Val-Austin SblendorioLinda Van DerveerGeno VentoGennaro VuonoMr. and Mrs. Kristian WeederNorman WhiteMarsha WillisMr. and Mrs. Gerald WinslowDr. and Mrs. Robert WolfsonDebbie WoodmanJoanne Adamson Woodyard and David O. WoodyardLauren YoungYoung’s Garage, Inc.The Yousefians and The SuppleesMr. Bryan Zanolini

Donors cont.

Maddy had a few problems before coming to Woods. Her most significant challenge was controlling her anger, which led to violent rages and threatening behavior. Frankly, our staff had never seen such extreme outbursts and had reservations about admitting her. However, they felt that they could make a difference in her life through support that would empower her to make the changes necessary to enable her to return home to her family.

In just a little more than two years of treatment, Maddy’s life has changed forever. Madelina E. Kubasta, age 17, was honored in November by the Central Bucks Chamber of Commerce for her leadership in the UNLESS initiative championed by the Philadelphia Zoo. The UNLESS project is an effort to raise awareness of the harmful effects on the natural habitats of many endangered species by the proliferation of palm oil, pulp and paper plantations. Most affected by this tragedy are the orangutan and Sumatran tiger through unsustainable farming and deforestation in the world’s rain forests.

Maddy immersed herself in this initiative through the encouragement of her clinician, Dr. Constance Grant, who correctly predicted that Maddy would empathize with the suffering animals. Maddy’s leadership of the palm oil initiative in school has been pivotal in her overall treatment.

Living so far from her home and family in Washington State, Maddy easily related to the displacement of the orangutans from their rainforest homes. Their plight motivated her to become an advocate, share their story and promote environmental conservation for orangutans and other endangered wildlife.

The influence and impact of this mission has bolstered Maddy’s self-esteem. She now values her ability to make a tangible difference in the world. Maddy’s 360 degree life turnaround in just two years is one of the most significant we’ve experienced. Our staff believes that championing this cause became part of her therapy aimed at learning, developing, and nurturing positive behaviors. Maddy now has self-confidence and dreams for her future!

Maddy says she is most grateful to her grandfather and mother for finding Woods Services, which she calls “a blessing.” She has big plans for her future. Inspired by her grandmother, who once owned a floral shop, Maddy expects to return to her Washington home and pursue a career in floral design. In preparation for this career, you may have seen her captivating smile at our own Yellow Daffodil Flower Store. Our staff at Woods believes that Maddy is their “blessing” because she has taught them about perseverance, hope, and joy. Her wish is that all animals can have a home that is their natural place in the world just as she will go home to hers.

Please follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/WoodsOrganization to read stories of other individuals whose lives have changed thanks to the exceptional staff at Woods.

Exceptional People. Fulfilling Lives.

Woods traveled back in time to the Roaring Twenties for the HOLLYWoods Gala, which was held on January 17, 2015, at the Hyatt Bellevue in Philadelphia. The theme for the night was The Great Gatsby and the red carpet gave attendees a chance to show off their fringe, fedoras, and feathers.

The second annual gala raised more than $227,000 overall, including $55,550 during a special video appeal to raise funds to facilitate travel home for individuals living at Woods. NBC10 Reporter Jim Rosenfield served as the gala emcee and attendees enjoyed live entertainment from Joshua Pensinger, a young man living at Woods, Marlana VanHoose, a young woman from Kentucky who is visually impaired and diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and the Mood Swings Big Band.

Maddy’s Journey.


2015 HOLLYWoods Galaa Huge Success

$100 - $249A & K Industrial Corp.Action KarateJoe AdamsAugusto Adrid, MDRobert AgnelloMr. and Mrs. Oladipupo AjayiLawrence and Ellen AlbertAmerican Kitchen Machinery Repair Co., Inc.George AndersonJoe AndersonPaul and Susan AndersonNick AngelucciMr. and Mrs. Roger AngrickIad AntoniosAlexander ArehartChristine AumannSusan BankoffJulie BartlBeacon Bridge Wealth Partners, KMMG LLCJennifer BeccarisJana BelskySarah E. BergBarry M. BernerCheryl BerringerDeborah BerringerMr. and Mrs. Stephen BoffaChristine BoticaMr. and Mrs. Bob BradleySusan BroccoJames S. BrowneMr. and Mrs. Ben BuccaTammy BuckleyBethany BullardJohn Burns Campaign Consultation IncorporatedBrendon CarabelloMichael CarrollFred and Carol Casselman

Carolyn CautilliDr. and Mrs. George P. CautilliMr. and Mrs. Mark S. ChenneyGiovanna ChitiNoreen CiamaicheloGregg CioccaDenny and Evelyn ClarkRobert ConnellMarge Conner-LevinThe ConservatoryChad CrossThomas CrowleyKristin CsaszarMatt CullenMr. and Mrs. John G. CurtanMr. and Mrs. Fred J. CurtinRobert and Teresa CzarkowskiHillary D’AprileBen DatiMr. and Mrs. William C. DavisTerry DavisBeverly G. DayeBe DegraziaRobert DelahantyDelta DentalPeter DeNunzioCarrie Di CostanzoSteve DillerJesse DinkelIoana DouglasDuff Co.Margaret DuncanDonna DutcherElva EdwardsRobert EganJohn and Nancy ElderRosemarie EstevesMr. and Mrs. Glenn EvansChristine EverestWalter EverettMr. and Mrs. Richard FainGina FasiniMr. and Mrs. Thomas P. FasiniJack and Heather FehnRalph Fey

First Federal of Bucks CountyMr. and Mrs. Michael FitzgeraldSheila FitzpatrickDarlene J. FlowersMr. and Mrs. Phil FogliRev. Robert and Lori FoxRobert FraffertyFred H. Straub, Inc.Wilfried GabelChristian GarciaEvalyn GelhauGeorge SchoolHerb GeorgiadisDr. and Mrs. Harry D. GetzFrank GiardiniArnette M. GilstropGeorge F. Gimmi Jr.Barry and Alice GlassmanVanessa GoffTerence GoldenElizabeth GoodhartGorman Optimal Health Solutions, Inc.Robert GormanPaul GouzaRuss GraeberElisabeth GrantCharles and Lois GreenawaltLee and Carine GulickDan HaggertyElizabeth HanceJohn HanlonKim HaskellChris HemerlySusan HermanMr. and Mrs. Todd HermanMaria HerwigDee HillasElizabeth Anne HobsonBeverly HockMarlene HoffmanPhilip and Patricia HollandThomas HolohanJames R. Horn Jr.Kathy E. Huber

Mr. and Mrs. Greg HucklebridgeSusan HughesBradford HumphreyKathy M. HuntMaria HyltonJack Williams Tire Company, Inc.Catherine JacksonDawn JohenningBarbara JohnsonLucy JohnsonMike JonesJones Sign Co., Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Jason KaminskiChristopher and Stephen KamnitsisPenny and Jim Kelly Chi KimSoo H. Kim and So Young KimJeanne Ann KingTristan KingMr. and Mrs. Rick KomyanekJoseph KovalcheckEric KratchwellBarry KreadyMr. and Mrs. Kenneth KrolStuart and Carol Kurlancheek on behalf of Judy AxenfeldFaye LamHilary LanderBaoChau LeLeadership RecruitersUrsula Anselmo LemanskiKimberly LengelGreta LePeraBarbara A. LettiereCarol LizziMr. and Mrs. Rob LougheryMr. and Mrs. Ed LovelidgeSteven and Susan LundhAlex MacKerellCookie MahonMary Beth Mahoney and Ed MaitzDan MaidaDavid M. Maksymovich

Lindsey MandicAndrew and Sandy MarkerEileen MatesichMr. and Mrs. Drew MattisBob MaurerBrian McCartanMr. and Mrs. James K. McCormickDebbie McGowanMichael McInerneyMr. and Mrs. Ward McMastersRobert MecklingDoreen MegnaSharon MerhigeAudrey MillerManuel and Pauline MillerMr. and Mrs. Warren MillerMiller’s Auto & Truck Accessories, LLCMontana Mechanical Inc.Michael MorganWilliam MorrisonKathryn MorrowDenise MosleyHolly Muller Alexander and Joan NagyJohn NalesnikNorman Carpet OneAlison Ogelsby Farrell - The Ogelsby Group, RealtorsEstela OgisteSusan OkeefeOn the Go Kids, Inc.Optimal Health CenterJack OylerMegan OylerKeith PachecoMr. and Mrs. Frank PasqualonePatient First

Ryan PatrickEdward PeersKatie PeluseShelby PerkinsJuliet PerryAmy PetersenMr. and Mrs. Pete PetersenTrina PetroniThe Plant Lady of Bucks County, LLCMr. and Miss Gary PlefkaAllison PoirierDaniel and Margo PolettThe Prementine Family Revocable TrustJessica PrinceRob PritchardRichard W. PurcellGregory ReamJana ReynoldsMr. and Mrs. Jerry RittenhouseMr. and Mrs. Peter RogersKimberly RoncaseRotary Club of LanghorneMr. and Mrs. Jon RubinLenore Rubino RogersJohn and Valerie RushmoreNolan RussoJohn H. SalleyMr. and Ruben R. SantanaMadison SaurmanMargaret Savoca and Bruce BradfordEvelyn SchafferMichael SchengoldGeri SchlaskEric SchlusselbergMr. and Mrs. Thomas SchmidbergerEllyn Schoen

Fred SchonwaldThomas ScrivenerKevin SeatonJeff SeitzDarren ShamesKathleen Shelinsky-FickePatrick ShermanMary Pat SherryMichael ShoengoldShoprite of Hunterdon County, Inc.Peter and Barbara ShubiakStephen ShulmanShirley SkolnikJoel SmithShannon SmithSean SolomonJonathan SolomonsJoseph SpanierAlan SpeerCecilia SpeerSports Car TireJohn SpyBradford StephanDavid SterkRobert StitzThe Stoduto FamilyMr. and Mrs. Eileen StoneFrances V. StoughtonFred StraubGlen StuartGeorge SucherZachary SupernaultRobin SuydamTanya SwartzSweet Megan Baking Co., LLCElizabeth SzaboTabor Children’s ServicesTailor Made Maintenance

Mr. and Mrs. William S. ThayerCaitlin ThomasNicole ThorntonAnn TitanoMaria TorrisiTom TrenwithTri State Martial Arts AcademyTruMark Financial Credit UnionTucker Chiropractic Center PCStephen TulliTyco Employees PAC Matching Gift ProgramGary UnderwoodJohn Van GrinsvenVector SecurityMr. and Mrs. Andre von Hoyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss and Doris AxelrodSteven WendelboeDouglas WesneyKevin WhetstineBruce WhiteGary WileyRebecca WilkinsonDonald WilliamsJud and Gay WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Richard WinslowBruce WiteWei Ying WongBob WoodMr. and Mrs. Peter WykaEmily YarkYoung Living Essential OilsChet and Liz Zadrozny

*deceased

Donors cont.


More than 950 people came to Woods on May 2, 2015, to kick off the inaugural Run for Woods 5K and Fitness Fair. The Run/Walk/Roll event drew participants from the community, as well as friends, family, and residents of Woods, and raised more than $227,000, mostly through sponsorships and donations. The money raised helps Woods Services prepare individuals for work and life in the community and offers opportunities for social experiences.

Nearly 550 participants competed in a timed 5K race, which took them through Woods’ campus as well as historic Langhorne, while the remainder stayed at Woods for a leisurely 1-mile fun walk. The event served as a great way to engage the local community in the camaraderie of Woods, as Langhorne residents cheered on participants from their homes and businesses.

But the fun didn’t stop there! After medals and prizes were awarded, all participants were treated to a BBQ lunch, live entertainment, and a fitness fair. Preparations are well under way for our second annual Run for Woods 5K Run/Walk/Roll, which will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2016.

Please visit www.runforwoods.org for more information!

A Run toRemember

Woods Services Statement of Operations and Changes in Net Assets.

Year ending June 30(In Thousands) 2015 2014

Service revenue $ 117,300 $ 113,600

Contributions and other 2,000 2,200

Total revenue and support 119,300 115,800

Wages & benefits 92,800 91,100

Supplies & services 13,900 12,700

Occupancy costs 2,400 2,700

Interest expense 1,100 1,000

Depreciation & amortization 3,200 2,800

Other 2,200 2,900

Total Expenses 115,600 113,300

Change in Net Assets from 3,700 2,500Operations

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