overcoMing oBstacles - HeartShare Human Services of New York

NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
US POSTAGe
PAID
BROOKLYN, NY
PERMIT NO. 2179
Annual report
2009
12 Metrotech center, 29th Floor, Brooklyn, ny 11201 www.heartshare.org
overcoMing
oBstacles
YEAR IN REVIEW
Overcoming Obstacles
July 1, 2008- June 30, 2009
Everyday, people face challenges and obstacles in their
lives. Some can be handled quickly and others may be
lifelong battles that require assistance from others. For
95 years, HeartShare Human Services has been helping
children, families and adults overcome the obstacles in
their lives to enable them to reach their fullest potential
and lead meaningful lives.
July 14
Staten Island PACT Day
Habilitation Program opens
September 13
Build a new playground at
the Lefferts-Liberty Kiwanis
First Step Early Childhood
Center
September 22
Residential Services Dinner
Dance
October 16
Buckley’s – Kennedy’s
Golf Outing
Foster Parent Recognition
Dinner Dance
October 17
Gov. Mario M. and Matilda Raffa
Cuomo Family First Step Early
Childhood Center renaming
October 30
Employee Recognition Dinner
November 24–December 9
Tree Festival and Closing Party
December 11–12
Toy and Gift Drive
March 24
Spring Gala and Auction
May 17
Buckley’s-Kennedy’s 5K
Charity Run
May 28
Educational Services
Dinner Dance
June 1 and 15
Family Support Services
Dinner Dance
June 16
Golf Classic
June 27
Bollmann Family
Residence Dedication
The stories that follow are just a small representation of those benefiting
from HeartShare’s services. Some have made tremendous progress and
others are still battling through their obstacles.Regardless, all of them are
in a better position than they were before coming to HeartShare.
Each year HeartShare helps 20,000 children, adults and families with
the difficulties they may be facing. We have more than 60 program
locations throughout Brooklyn, Queens and Staten Island and our
Energy Assistance programs are reaching out to individuals across the
state. However, we can’t do it alone. We rely on the generous support
from the community—individuals, corporations, foundations and
government funding to support all of our programs.
WRITTEN BY
We hope that you will find it in your hearts to contribute to HeartShare
using the enclosed donation envelope or through our secure web site,
www.heartshare.org. You are assured that approximately 90 cents of every
dollar of revenue goes directly to support HeartShare’s programs.
PHOTOGRAPHY
On behalf of those we serve, thank you for your continued support of
HeartShare Human Services of New York.
Tricia Fleming
Joe Wallace Photograhy
Celine Yvan
Design
New Beautiful Design
Ralph A. Subbiondo
Chairman, Board of Directors
William R. Guarinello
President and CEO
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Students at The HeartShare
School learn both functional and
academic skills in a classroom
setting. Each child is supported
and encouraged to become as
independent as possible.
Angela Kutov
The HeartShare School
What may seem like simple accomplishments for typically
developing children may be enormous steps for children
diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder. When Angela first
came to HeartShare, she required a great deal of individualized
attention from her teachers. She had difficulty completing
classroom activities and holding things in her hand, such as
eating utensils and crayons. Now, with the assistance and
dedication from the staff of The HeartShare School, Angela is
able to complete her work independently, she loves to draw and
is helpful to her other classmates. Angela has made tremendous
progress in a short period of time and will continue to do so
with the help of The HeartShare School.
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Through group homes and
supported apartments, adults
with developmental disabilities
are able to experience life on their
own as independently as possible.
HeartShare staff provides support
and guidance to assist them in
attaining their dreams.
Jack Ameduri
Residential Services
Individuals diagnosed with Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS)
have a genetic disorder that can lead to a constant feeling of
hunger, and in turn to excessive eating and obesity. For Jack, his
PWS put his health in jeopardy. Four years ago, he was placed
on oxygen 24-hours a day and his doctor recommended he lose
60 pounds. Through personal willpower and the tremendous
support of his residential staff, Jack diligently followed his diet
and exercise plan. He lost the 60 pounds and is no longer on the
oxygen. While Jack’s accomplishment is something to be truly
celebrated, he and his staff know that this will be an ongoing
battle for the rest of his life.
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HeartShare believes in the
potential and dignity of all
individuals with developmental
disabilities. Its day programs offer
a wide range of individualized
and carefully planned experiences
and opportunities.
Jennifer Stasi
Adult Day Services
Jennifer is like many adults with developmental disabilities—she
has overcome many obstacles in her life and has other challenges
ahead. When Jennifer began attending HeartShare’s Union Turnpike
Day Habilitation Program last year, one of the challenges she faced
was being afraid of the dark and loud noises. She also did not
speak articulately and would whisper and use incomplete sentences.
Through the great efforts of the staff, Jennifer now uses full sentences
and engages in a wide variety of activities with staff and peers. And
while she used to avoid the music room because of the loud noises,
she is now able to go into the room and play the drum or keyboard
with the lights dimmed. Jennifer has not overcome all her fears yet,
but she has shown signs of great improvement and is on the road to
living a more complete and fulfilling life.
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HeartShare’s Medicaid Service
Coordinators work with
individuals with developmental
disabilities to ensure they receive
the needed services. They also
educate the individuals and their
families about their rights and
available options.
Ruben Cabrera
Medicaid Service Coordination
Ruben began receiving service coordination through HeartShare
in 1995. Over time, HeartShare service coordinators have
advocated for Ruben and monitored his services to ensure that
they were helping him meet his needs and reach his goals. He
currently lives at home with his mother and sister and attends
HeartShare’s Kaleidoscope Day Habilitation Program. Ruben has
improved his communication skills greatly and now speaks more
clearly and is likely to engage others in conversation. He also has
improved his job skills and volunteers at a local movie theater and
nursing home. Ruben hopes to find paid employment soon. His
service coordinator will help Ruben get the support he needs for
his job search. Ruben has overcome many obstacles to reach this
point and will work to conquer those remaining in his way.
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Through HeartShare Wellness,
individuals with developmental
disabilities are able to receive
high-quality medical care
provided by medical professionals
who understand their unique
needs. From primary medical care
to specialized services, Wellness
is a one-stop medical center.
Corliss Lennon
HeartShare Wellness
When Corliss was first referred to HeartShare Wellness she expressed
feelings of helplessness and boredom in her life. Corliss and her
clinician agreed that she would set a goal to become travel-trained,
meaning she could travel independently via buses and subways. Corliss
began speech therapy to ensure she could communicate with others
and occupational therapy to strengthen her hands and legs. Once the
training began, Corliss’s self-esteem improved and her depression
disappeared. Her attendance at her day habilitation program also
increased, she smiles a lot more, and her ability to work with others
has improved. Corliss is now being considered for a day program that
focuses on job training because of the progress she has made utilizing
the services of HeartShare Wellness.
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Through four Early Childhood
Centers, HeartShare offers
educational services to
children ages 3 to 5 who have
developmental delays or
disabilities, including autism.
Tamesh Roopnaraine
Early Childhood Services
When Tamesh came to HeartShare, he had limited attention span, eye
contact and language skills. He was often aggressive and became easily
frustrated and would cry and scream uncontrollably. During the two
years that he had been with HeartShare, he made incredible progress;
he began in a class of eight children, one teacher and three assistants
and transitioned to a class of 12 children with peers who play more
appropriately and have better language skills. Today, he is able to
use words to communicate his thoughts and his sense of humor has
emerged. Tamesh has overcome many obstacles at the young age of 5
and is an inspiration to other children.
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HeartShare works with foster
parents to provide loving homes
to hundreds of children who are
no longer able to stay with their
birth parents. HeartShare’s staff
continually works to find the best
placement for each child.
Lesly Macon
Foster Care/Adoption Program
The shortage of foster care homes leaves children deprived of the
loving care that they need and deserve, creating obstacles in their
lives at an early age. When Lesly learned that her grandchildren,
Destiny and Raheem, were placed in foster care, she put her life on
hold to ensure they stayed within the family. Since being placed with
Lesly, she has given them much-needed love and emotional security.
Recently Lesly adopted Destiny and Raheem to provide them with
a permanent home. Through working with HeartShare, Lesly has
helped these children avoid a life of uncertainty and challenges that
no child should have to face.
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For individuals and families
affected by HIV/AIDS, HeartShare’s
Community Follow-Up Program
helps develop a plan and access
to services to prevent or delay
an unnecessary crisis.
Donald Allen
HIV/AIDS Services
Living with HIV in 2009 is different than it was in 1999 or 1989.
However, individuals still face numerous obstacles and challenges on a
daily basis. When Donald came to HeartShare two years ago, he did
not have housing or a medical provider, his financial entitlements were
not in place and he was not connected with any community resources.
Working with HeartShare, all of that has changed. He now has stable
housing, attends all his medical appointments and remains in good
health. Additionally, Donald has reconnected with his family and has
wonderful relationships with his grandchildren.
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Hundreds of children benefit
from HeartShare’s after-school
and summer camp programs
each year. They offer a variety
of activities to meet the diverse
interests of the children
attending each location.
Savannah Carvalho
YOUTH PROGRAMS
Thousands of children in New York City go home to an empty house
or apartment after school because their parents are working. Luckily,
Savannah isn’t one of those children because she attends HeartShare’s
Surfside Gardens Community Center. Here, she gets help with her
homework, engages in a variety of activities and is in a safe place
until her parents come home. Savannah attends both the after-school
program and summer camp program which provide her with a yearround experience of opportunities that may not be available to other
children. Savannah is on a path to becoming an educated young adult
with many available options.
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GOVERNMENT PARTNERS
HeartShare administers various funds established by
ConEdison, Entergy and Nationalgrid to assist customers
who are not able to pay their electric or gas bills. Staff
members also conduct workshops to educate the public
about steps to make their homes more energy efficient.
Energy Assistance
Programs
Each year, hundreds of families benefit from HeartShare’s
Energy Assistance Programs. Here, in their own words, are their
expressions of how they are being helped.
One 80-year-old woman, Mildred, wrote a letter of appreciation
and stated, “Thank you for your grant. It lightens my load
somewhat. I went through a shut-off period for two days and it
was quite frightening as well as dangerous for me because I was
afraid of falling or stepping on one of my cats. I am 80 years old
and not too steady.”
Medina wrote, “This program will help me a lot. By covering my
ConEd, it will eliminate one of my many bills. Because I am per
diem at my job, my incomes varies, so, sometimes I am not able to
pay all my bills. Thank you.”
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HEARTSHARE H U M AN SERVICES O F NEW YORK
HeartShare proudly acknowledges
its ongoing partnerships with
New York City and State. Their
programmatic support and funding
enable HeartShare to provide
services to those in need.
NEW YORK CITY
Administration for
Children’s Services
Department of Education
Department of Health and
Mental Hygiene
Department of Youth and Community Development
Human Resources Administration
The Council of the City of
New York
NEW YORK STATE
Child and Adult Care Food Program
Department of Education
Department of Health
Department of Health,
AIDS Institute
Department of Mental Health
New York State Assembly/
Brooklyn Delegation
New York State Senate
Office of Children and
Family Services
Office of Mental Retardation
and Developmental Disabilities
MEMBERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS
American Association of
Blacks in Energy
American Association
on Intellectual & Developmental Disabilities
American Occupational
Therapy Association
American Psychological Association
Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development
Better Business Bureau
Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn Developmental Disabilities Council
Catholic Charities USA
Coalition of Mainstream Employment Programs
Columbia University Graduate School of Social Work
Consortium for Workers Education
Council for Exceptional Children
Council of Voluntary Family and Child Caring Agencies
Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children
Council on Social Work Education
Developmental Disability
Nurses Association
Direct Support Professionals Alliance of New York State Inc.
HIV/AIDS Pediatric AIDS Advisory Group
HIV/AIDS Services Administration
InterAgency Council of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Agencies
InterAgency Transportation Solutions
National Association for the Education of Young Children
National Association for
Female Executives
National Association of
Social Workers
National Council on Family Relations
National Fuel Funds Network
National Low Income Energy Consortium
New York Association of Day Service Providers
New York State Association of Community and Residential Agencies
New York State Association of Day Service Providers
New York State Speech-Language-
Hearing Association
Partnership for After-School Education
Queens Council on Developmental Disabilities
Society for Human Resource Management
Staten Island Developmental Disabilities Council
COUNSEL
Wingate, Kearney & Cullen
45 Main Street, Suite 1020
Brooklyn, NY 11201
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS
Loeb & Troper
655 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Tax ID#: 11-1633549
Kenneth Callahan, LCSW
Senior Vice President, Children and
Family Services
Our Board and
Management
Board of Directors
George A. Cincotta, Jr.
Senior Vice President, Public Affairs
Officers
Ralph A. Subbiondo
Chairman
Lynette Fernandez
Senior Vice President, Finance
Robert Charles Golden
First Vice Chair
CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES
Senior Directors of Programs
Natalie Barnwell, LCSW
Irena Kirkyla, LCSW
Roger Mazzola, MS
Betty Picott, LCSW
John T. Sharkey
Second Vice Chair
Michael J. Abatemarco
Treasurer
Paul J. Torre
Secretary
MEMBERS
James J. Buckley
Salvatore Calabrese
Joseph A. Caruana, DO
Linda Dano
Michael J. DeSola
Craig A. Eaton, Esq.
Jim Kerr
Michael P. Kiley
Valerie A. Merone
Raymond J. Mollica, DPM
The Rev. Thomas G. Pettei
Rosanna Scotto
Theodore J. Strange, MD
Christine E. Strehle
Joseph V. Taranto
Antonio Troia
Danixa Vega
ADMINISTRATION
William R. Guarinello, MS
President and Chief Executive
Off icer
Carol Smith-Njiiri, LCSW
Executive Director, Children and
Family Services
Linda Tempel, MS, MBA
Executive Director, Developmental
Disabilities Services
Anthony F. Bianca
Executive Vice President, Finance
Mia Higgins
Executive Vice President,
Operations and General Counsel
Evelyn Alvarez
Senior Vice President,
Developmental Disabilities Services
DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES SERVICES
Vice Presidents
Joyce Levin, MS
Carol Verdi, ACSW
Senior Directors
Deborah Bencivenga
Donna Carroll, MSA
Laurie Yankowitz, MEd
Directors
Joseph Baird, LCSW
Priscilla A. Bannerman
Suzanne Clerge
Ellen Garcia, MEd
Susan Greco
Robert Jordan, MA
Suzanne Schein-McLemore, RN
Dawn White, MA
ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES
Joseph B. Guarinello
Vice President, Technology, Quality
Improvement and Energy Programs
Theresa Malot
Vice President, Finance
Vincent L. Pagnotta
Vice President, Purchasing
Stanley T. Capela, MA
Corporate Compliance Off icer
Special Assistant to the President
Senior Director of Quality
Improvement
Mary Jean Patella
Senior Director of Human Resources
Tricia Fleming
Director of Communications
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HeartShare extends its sincere appreciation to its generous supporters
and gratefully acknowledges the
following contributors who donated
$250 or more between July 1, 2008
and June 30, 2009. These charitable
donors assist HeartShare in providing
high-quality programs to more than
20,000 New Yorkers.
If you would like to make a
contribution, please use the enclosed
envelope, visit www.heartshare.org,
or mail your contribution to:
HEARTSHARE
Human Services of New York
Public Affairs Office
12 MetroTech Center, 29th Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
OUR DONORS
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A & J Produce Corp.
AJ Giannattasio Electrical Contractor
A.L. Eastmond & Sons
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Adelphi Academy
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Mr. and Mrs. James Agoglia
Al & Peggy DeMatteis Family Foundation
Jude Alexandre
Alliance Financial Group
Allied North America Insurance
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American International Group
American Paper & Supply Co.
Angels on the Bay, Inc.
Anthony Izzo & Associates
Salvatore Ariganello
Asbestway Service Corp.
ASI System Integration
Asset Staffing, Inc.
Astoria Federal Savings
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Joseph A. Baird
Baker & Hostetler LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Baldinger
Bank of America, NA
Priscilla C. Bannerman
Stephen Bass
Bayside Fuel Oil Depot Corp.
Beach Bar
Bedford Funding Corp.
Deborah Bencivenga
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Benfante
Mitchell Berlin
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Michael and Lori Bernstein
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Blue Haven Laundromat, Inc.
Blue Room Society
Bluemountain Capital Management, LLC
Richard Bollmann and
Marylu Collins
Richard Bonfiglio, Esq.
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Mr. and Mrs. Neil J. Boyle
Bravo Building Services, Inc.
Brendan & Carr Restaurant Inc.
Briscoe Protective Systems, Inc.
Bronstein Properties
The Honorable Alec Brook-Krasny
Brooklyn Board of
Business Agents
Brooklyn Cyclones
John R. Brothers
Brown & Brown Insurance
Bruce Supply Corp.
Buckley’s Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Buckley
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Buckley
Bull Productions, Ltd.
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Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Calabrese
Vincent J. Calamia, MD
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Calciano
Kenneth F. Callahan
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Campagna
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Capela
Donna M. Carroll
Susanne Carroll
Thomas P. Carroll
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Caruana
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard D. Casey
Michael D. Casolari
The Right Reverend
David L. Cassato
Daniel and Annmarie Castagliola
Catholic Charities Diocese
of Brooklyn
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CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
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Kathleen Johnstone
Century 21 Calabrese Realty
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Eugene Pasternack
Charity Begins at Home
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Bonnie L. Howard
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Chief Energy Corp.
Enzo Chiofalo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chirico
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Church of Mary Queen of Heaven
George A. Cincotta, Jr.
Lillian Cincotta
Citadel Security Agency
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Colavita USA, LLC
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Maintenance Corp.
Commissary Engine 224
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Consolidated Bus Company
Consumers Flavoring
Extract Co., Inc.
Corcoran Group Real Estate
Paula T. Corsi
Craine Air Conditioning, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Crespo
James L. Crimmins
Joanne C. Crisafi
The Honorable Mario M. and Matilda Raffa Cuomo
Barbara Cuthel
NY & NJ, PC
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Falcone’s Cookieland Ltd.
Barbara Feldon
Joy A. Fernandez
Lynette Fernandez
The Honorable Geraldine
A. Ferraro
Ferrier & Ferrier
Fish & Richardson
Fisher Associates
Jill E. Fitzgerald
Tricia and Michael Fleming
Flooring Solutions, Inc.
Frank’s Pizza
Friends of Kenny Coffey
Brian Frons
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Peter D’Amato
Sal D’Amato
Daily Bus & Truck Rental Corp.
Linda Dano
Mr. and Mrs. James DeAngelo
Anthony Decresenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. DeLessio
DeMonaco Agency Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. DeSola
Leonard J. Deutsch, MD
Gerald J. DiChiara, Esq.
Julie Anne Dilley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard DiNapoli
James J. DiPietro, Esq.
Direct Freight Express
Discount Drain & Sewer Co., Inc.
Disney – ABC Television Group
DJ Mouse Dynamic Sounds
DLA Piper US LLP
Stephen M. Dodson
Nicholas T. Domingues
Mr. and Mrs. Brian E. Donohue
Sheila K. Donohue
Driscoll Foods
Dyker Heights IS 201
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Galway Properties LLC
Manny Garafola
Ellen Garcia
Gargiulo’s Restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Geraldi
Cheryl Ann Geremia and
Richard Schulsohn
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geremia, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank V. Geremia, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Geremia
Mr. and Mrs. Napoleon Giannattasio
Steven Gianniotis
Joseph M. Giardina
Gilder, Gagnon, Howe
& Co., LLC
John J. Gilhooly
Robert Charles Golden and Maureen Moore
The Honorable and
Mrs. Martin J. Golden
Dr. and Mrs. Chitoor S. Govindaraj
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Grand
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grassi
Graybeards, Ltd.
GreenbergTraurig
GSA Electric Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Guarinello
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Guarinello
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Michael Easton
Eaton & Torrenzano LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Eaton
Edward C. Smith Charitable Trust
EEL Engineering, P.C.
Michael T. Endall
Endoscopic Ambulatory Speciality
Donald Ercole and
Deirdre A. Poole
Ernst & Young LLP
Everest Reinsurance Co.
Excellence in Dentistry of
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Mr. and Mrs. David E. Halldorson
Stephanie Hamarman
Harbor Fitness Center Inc.
Harbor Point Services, Inc.
Harbor View Transportation
of S. I.
Haworth, Inc.
Heating & Burner Supply, Inc.
Dr. Anita Heller
Rex Heuermann
Hev-E-Oil Burner Distributors
Mia Higgins and Andrew Busser
Michael Higgins
HSBC Bank USA, N.A.
J.C. Huizenga
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hunter
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Michael Iacobucci
Iannelli Construction Co. Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Inz
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J.N.J. Holding Corp.
Jacaroga, LLC
Joseph P. Clavin Sons, Inc.
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Kaled Management Corp.
Kamco Supply Company
Steven R. Kartagener, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard J. Kassar
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Katz
Kennedy’s Restaurant
Jim Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Kiley
Donna Killen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kindya
King Freeze Mechanical Corp.
Kings County Republican Party
Mr. and Mrs. Vik Kirkyla
Kiwanis Club of Bensonhurst
Bay Ridge
Kiwanis Club of Glendale
Kiwanis Club of Lefferts Liberty
Kiwanis Club of Ozone Park
Knight Electrical Services Corp.
Knights of Columbus Cavallaro Council #4884
Knights of Columbus Columbus Council #126
Knights of Columbus Parkway Council #1433
Mr. and Mrs. Perry J. Koplik
Ronald Krigsman P.E., P.C.
Kevin Kuffner
Martha J. Kuszek
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L.W. Management Co.
Marianne Labarbera
Steven and Julianne Lachick
Lisa Lamentino
Landi’s Pork Stores Inc.
Joseph Leahy and Veronica Corbett
Gina and Kevin Leiter
Lenny & John’s Pizza
Joyce Levin and Gary Perl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis
Lilmor Management LLC
Limited Brands, Inc.
Loeb & Troper
Long & DeLosa Construction Group, Ltd.
The Honorable and
Mrs. Michael R. Long
Michael T. Long
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Kathleen MacKey
MAG Electrical Contracting Corp.
Mancuso & Sons LLC
Shannon K. Marcotte
Virginia M. Maresca
Donna M. Martucci
David McKenna
McMahon’s Irish Pub, Inc.
Valerie A. Merone
Warren Messner
Metro Mark Inc.
Donna Melli and Frank Stryczek
Robert Meyers
Ken Meyerson
Michael’s Restaurant
Jon J. Michnovicz, MD
Micro Strategies
Mid-Atlantic Industrial
Services Corp.
Midday Partners LLC
Miraglia Funeral Chapels, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mollica
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict J. Monachino
James W. Montanari
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Moran, Jr.
Margaret Moran
Morgan Stanley Investment Management
Morris Levine Key Food Stores Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Mario A. Mosse
Lylana Moya and Hector Rivera
Mr. and Mrs. John Mulhall
James J. Mullan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Murray
John Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Murray
Shelia Murray
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Napach Rothenberg Architects LLP
National Grid Foundation
National Hispanic Business
Group
Nativo LLC
Newmark Knight Frank
New Mechanical Contractors, Inc.
New York Court Officers Association
New York Energy Savings Corp.
New York Families for Autistic Children
New York State Conservative Party
Newport Management
Company LLC
Nicos Polymers Group
Roseanne Nicosia
Carol A. Smith and Karanja Njiiri
Jon L. Norinsberg, Esq.
Charles Norton
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Patricia S. O’Connell
Rosie O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Brian O’Reilly
O. Ottomanelli & Sons
Mara Orshel
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Pace Plumbing Corp.
Mr. and Ms. Vincent L. Pagnotta
Nicholas J. Paradiso III
Park Ridge Pharmacy
Parkway Auto Collision
Pat & Ralph Landscaping Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patella, Jr.
Per-Kal Company
Julie A. Perez
Performance Systems, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Perri
Petroleum Tank Cleaners Ltd.
The Reverend Thomas G. Pettei
Louise L. Petz
Betty J. Picott
Dolores Pizzariello and
Kim Rennison
Mr. and Mrs. George Plunkett
Jeannette Pollock
Prager, Sealy & Co., LLC
Prestige Fund Raising Inc.
Promotional Marketing
Prospect Drugs Company, Inc.
Prudential Financial
Prudential Foundation
PS 102 Parent Teacher Association
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Quad/Graphics, Inc.
Quebecor World (USA) Inc.
Queens Boulevard Extended
Care Facility
Queensboro Toyota
Quick International Courier
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Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rafferty
RAM Real Estate Solutions
Michael J. Reap
Regency Service Carts Inc.
Maureen A. Relland, MD
Restor Tech LLC
Restorative Travel
Evelyn Alvarez and Terry Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Roskell
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Russo
Giacomo N. Russo
Louis Russo
S
S & B Electric Supply Corporation
Josephine and Richard Savastano
Anthony C. Scalzo
Marguerite Schroeder
Mr. and Mrs. Carmine Sciandra
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Sciandra
Scott Harris Klein, Esq.
Rosanna Scotto and Louis Ruggiero
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Segreto
Cathy Seminara
Sergeants Benevolent Association (NYPD)
Shamrock AC
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Sharkey
Sher-Del Transfer & Relocation Services Inc.
Margaret Sheri
Joanne H. Skibicki
Barbara A. Slattery
Philip J. Smallman, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Sorrentino
Sovereign Bank
Special Friends Foundation Inc.
Specialty Hearse & Ambulance Sales Corp.
Tara Stackpole
Stanley’s Home Furnishings
Staten Island University Hospital
Sterling Engineering Services, P.C.
Dr. and Mrs. Theodore J. Strange
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Strehle
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph A. Subbiondo
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Sullivan, Jr.
The Most Reverend
Joseph M. Sullivan
Super Runners Shop, Inc.
T
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Taranto
TD Bank
Linda Tempel and The
Honorable Alex Calabrese
The Altman Group
The Bally Bunion Bar & Restaurant
The Cathedral Club of Brooklyn
The Forum Group
The Ghetto Kids Inc.
The Inner Circle Inc.
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The McGraw-Hill Companies
The Michael Gordon
Foundation, Inc.
The Northern Trust Company
The River Cafe
The Society of the Friendly
Sons of St. Patrick
The Whitmore Group, Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Thompson
Thyssenkrupp Elevator
Patrick J. Tiernan
Tommy’s Auto Repairs Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Torre
Jay Torrenzano, Esq.
Traditional Abstract Corp.
Transel Elevator Inc.
Alexander Trantino
Treeline West LLC
Tri-Line Contracting Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Troia
Troy Electrical Contracting, Inc.
Trump Management, Inc.
TSC Design Associates, Inc.
Sharen Jester Turney
IN-KIND DONATIONS
U
University Physicians Group
Uropartners, P.L.L.C.
UTZ
C
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard D. Casey
Catholic Cemeteries, Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens
Catholic Cemetery Guild
CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
Cha Cha’s in Bocca
Chelsea Piers Management
Chianti’s Restaurant
Chrissy’s Creations
Colonia Country Club
Adrienne Citrin
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Comando
V
Jack Vaccaro
Danixa M. Vega
Frank J. Vento
Marie A. Vento
Carol Verdi
Verrazano Rotary Club
Victoria’s Secret Direct
Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Vittoria
W
Patrick J. Waide, Jr.
Mary T. Walsh
WCA Technologies, Inc.
The Honorable Helene E. Weinstein
Margaret Werner
Mary B. Williams
Bree Williamson
Wingate, Kearney & Cullen
World’s Fair Pharmacy
X
Xaverian High School
Y
Laurie Yankowitz
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934 Carroll, LLC
9407 Development, LLC
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AirTran Airways
Amateur Radio Emergency Service
American Golf/Dyker
Beach Golf Course
Ananda Ashram
Archbishop Molloy High School
ASI System Integration
AT&T Mobility
B
Laura A. Balestrieri
Bank of America, NA
Bay Ridge Manor
Beauty & Wellness Day Spa
Borgata Hotel Casino & Spa
Botkier
Bradford Renaissance
Portraits Corp.
Brooklyn Cyclones
Jacqueline Brown
Buckley’s Restaurant
D
Mr. Patrick J. Dalton
Darby & Darby P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Marino DiLeo
Dell Computer Corporation
Della Femina
Downtown
Rose Dunn
E
El Caribe Country Club
Empire Merchants
Evalyn Dunn’s Gallery
Evans Marketing
F
Fashion Institute of Technology
Ferdico Chiropractic
Fish & Richardson P.C.
Formula
Frederick Funeral Home Inc.
Fruit Supreme
Yieng Fung
HEARTSHARE H U M AN SERVICES O F NEW YORK
G
Gargiulo’s Restaurant
Gil Ferrer Salon
Good Shepherd Sports
Grande Monuments
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Guarinello
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Guarinello
H
Heidell, Pittoni, Murphy & Bach
Nancy and Sigf ried Heiles
J
Juicy Couture
K
KaBOOM!
Erin K. Kelley
Kennedy’s Restaurant
KennethChenPortraits.com
Kiwanis Club of Bensonhurst
and Bay Ridge
Knights of Columbus Cavallaro Council #4884
Kramer Portraits
R
The Right Reverend
Michael J. Reid
Rockaway Point Volunteer Fire and Rescue
Herbert Roffman
Rossini’s Italian Cuisine
S
Carmen Sabella
Sacred Hearts of Jesus and
Mary and Saint Stephen
Richard Savastano
Susan and Leon Schwartz
Sheraton Boston
Robin Short
Sovereign Motor Cars
Specialty Hearse & Ambulance Sales Corp.
St. Bernadette R.C. Church
St. Ephrem R.C. Church
St. Jerome’s R.C. Church
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stagg
Our Financial Statement
Fiscal Year Ending June 30, 2009
REVENUE*EXPENSES*
Children & Family Services
Adoption, Foster Care
and Independent Living
Family Centers & Youth Programs
Programs for People with HIV/AIDS
$11,052
5,436
2,978
$9,885
5,385
2,891
Services for the Developmentally Disabled
Residential Programs
Day Programs
Early Childhood Services
School-Age Program
Family Support
$30,325
20,825
12,158
1,877
1,018
$25,098
19,454
12,028
2,170
1,003
$2,982
162
$2,739
129
T
Linda Temple and The Honorable Alex Calabrese
The Meserole Funeral Home, Inc.
The Shubert Organization, Inc.
The Whitmore Group. Ltd.
Tommy’s Auto Repairs Inc.
Paul J. Torre
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Tuohy
The Wedding Coach
Affiliated Programs
HeartShare Wellness Ltd.
Energy Programs
M
Al Marciano
Michael and Beverly McCaff rey
Richard W. Meyers
Morgan Stanley Investment Management
Mt. St. Mary’s Cemetery
Carolyn Murray
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. Murray
U
Union Beer Distributors
United States Columbarium Inc.
USS Intrepid Association of Former Crew Members
Total Supporting Services N
New York Families for Autistic Children
New York Marriott Marquis
Carol A. Smith Njiiri
W
Walt Disney World Co.
Washington Mutual Savings
Woodloch Pines Resort
L
La Prairie, Inc.
Doralba Lassalle
Lenovo
Little Things Toy Store
Livingston Street Fitness
Center, Inc.
O
Mary Ann and Al Orsi
Omgeo
Omni Hotels
P
Paper Mill of New Jersey State Theater
Michael Partipilo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pontone
Prudential Financial
V
Verizon
Verizon Wireless
X
Xaverian High School
Xerox
Z
Joseph Ziccardi
Total Program $88,813
$7,812
Management and General and Administrative
Fundraising
Public Support and Other Revenue
Contributions
Net Special Event Income
Fees for Services
Grant Income
Interest Income
$87
471
$1,153
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Total Public Support and Other Revenue $1,720
$90,533
Total Change in Net Assets Before SWAP Agreement
Loss in SWAP Agreement
Change in Net Assets
$80,782
$1,648
-$391
$1,257
291
$8,103
$88,885
* Dollars in thousands
Copies of HeartShare’s audited financial statements are available upon written request to HeartShare Human Services,
12 MetroTech Center, 29th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11201.
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CHILDREN AND FAMILY SERVICES Total Number Served: 7,565
Adoption, Foster Care, & Independent Living Programs Number Served: 1,719
Brooklyn Office
Queens Office
Family Services Centers
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
234-1717
434-7900
234-1717
714-0103
855-7766
Number Served: 2, 590
McKinley – I.S. 259 Beacon Program
P.S. 102 One World After-School Program P.S. 288 Shirley Tannyhill Beacon Program Surfside Gardens Community Center
HIV/AIDS Services
Number Served: 3,006
Bensonhurst Bay Ridge Kiwanis Center East Brooklyn Family Services
Creative Solutions for Families
P.S. 288 Shirley Tannyhill Family Services
South Brooklyn Family Services
Youth Programs
(718) 422-4253
(718) 739-5000
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
836-3620
567-2365
714-0103
449-2897
Number Served: 250
Community Follow-Up Program Residential Housing Program
(718) 372-0580
(718) 647-0118
DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES SERVICES
Total Number Served: 3,584
Educational Services
Number Served: 1,030
Angels on the Bay First Step Evaluation Center
Governor Mario M. and Matilda Raffa Cuomo Family
First Step Early Childhood Center
HeartShare First Step Early Childhood Center
Lefferts/Liberty Kiwanis First Step Early Childhood Center
Dolly and Frank Russo, Sr. First Step Early Childhood Center
The HeartShare School
Day Services
Residential Services
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166th Street Residence
Josephine and Joseph Abatemarco Residence
Marian and Anthony Attardi Residence
Bollmann Family Residence
Kathleen and James Buckley Residence
Clinton Residence
Thomas J. Cuite Residence
Laura M. Calderhead and Florence A. DeSola Residence
Doonan-Drake Residence
End Place Residence
Antonetta Ferraro Residence
Lydia and Napoleon Giannattasio Residence
Msgr. Thomas G. Hagerty Residence
Hart Street Residence
Maureen Moore Residence
Carol and James Scibelli Residence
Lillian and John Sharkey, Sr. Residence
Helen and John Sharkey Residence
Rita P. Short Residence
Ann and Charles Subbiondo Residence
Clare and Frank Torre Residence
Dr. Catherine White Residence
Supported Apartment Program (21 apartments)
Family Support Services
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718) 805-7117
EnergyShare
Number Served: 6,029
In affiliation with Con Edison
(877) 480-7427
Neighborhood Heating Fund
Number Served: 3,452
In affiliation with National Grid
(718) 422-4207
The Neighbor Fund
Number Served: 1,216
In affiliation with Entergy
(866) 504-2665
The Neighbor Fund Fitzpatrick
Number Served: 70
In affiliation with Entergy
(866) 504-2665
EmPower New York
Number Served: 6,331
In affiliation with NYSERDA and Honeywell
(718) 422-4310
(718) 281-0480
(718) 698-2737
(718) 969-0419
Brooklyn
Heights
Queens
Bedford
Stuyvesant
(718) 441-5333
(718) 238-4637
(718) 848-0300
443-5071
745-7117
797-2020
899-2752
797-2020
745-7117
532-8051
Jamacia
AFFILIATED PROGRAMS
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
(718)
Bayside
Richmond Hill
422-3271
422-3257
422-3336
422-3290
422-3276
422-3292
Health Services
(718) 621-1614
Woodside
Number Served: 1,727
Fragile X Information and Referral
Home Away From Home Respite Program
Medicaid Service Coordination
Options Family Reimbursement Program
Parent Training
Respite/Recreation Programs
Brooklyn
Number Served: 1,543
HeartShare Wellness Ltd.
Energy Assistance Programs
Flushing
Maspeth
(718) 323-2877
Number Served: 558
Frances Aiello Day Habilitation Program
Bay Ridge Day Habilitation Program
Brooklyn Day Habilitation Program
Harry Hoffman Day Habilitation Program
Kaleidoscope Day Services Program
Eileen and William Lavin Day Habilitation Program
Partnering with Autistic CiTizens (PACT) Day Habilitation Program
Queens Day Habilitation Program
Staten Island Partnering with Autistic CiTizens (PACT) Day Habilitation Program
Union Turnpike Day Habilitation Program
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Our Programs
(718) 855-7707
Flatbush
Number Served: 17,098
Dongan Hills
East
New York
Howard
Beach
Canarsie
Bay Ridge
Dyker Heights
Staten
Island
Far Rockaway
Bensonhurst
Coney Island
Eltingville
Number Served: 269
35th Avenue Residence
60th Street Residence
145th Street Residence
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