Anniversary Gala Our48th The Bridge Builder

48
Our
The Bridge Builder
Giving the Gift
of Recovery for Life
th
Anniversary Gala
Lisa and George Longo. Mr. Longo is
Managing Director at Raymond James
Dr. Eileen Bonner of the Livengrin
Board of Directors and Dow Chemical
Nancy and Charlie Morin. Charlie is CFO of
Livengrin Foundation
Livengrin FRAT Program Director Sgt. Andy Callaghan and his
wife Bronwen with their children Maeve and Andrew Jr.
Bensalem Township Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo and Livengrin
Vice President for Development Scott Blacker
Livengrin Board Member Pam Janvey welcomes
guests, including many public officials, to
Livengrin’s 48th Anniversary Celebration
PA State Representative Steve Santarsiero and US
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner
US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner talking with Jeff
Bagley and Rob Stiles of Haverford Trust
Jim Kiernan, President of the State Troopers NCO
Association of New Jersey and Clare Seletsky,
Clinical Coordinator of Livengrin’s FRAT Program
Learn more about opportunities to give back to Livengrin at www.livengrin.org/donate
The Bridge Builder
Livengrin’s Vice President for Development,
Scott Blacker, welcomes the crowd
Livengrin Webmaster Ryan Roth in foreground,
Gary Kaisinger of Emilie House and Bryan
Kennedy of Independence Lodge in background
Linda Pine and Secretary Geithner
laughing at the opening jokes
Livengrin Board Members Julie Negovan, Esq. of Kutak
Rock, Daphne Floyd of The Philadelphia Protestant Home,
Ron Davis of Parx Casino
David Caplan, Flavia Colgan, Dr. James Mangan, Sarah McDermott Dezzi,
Kevin Colgan, Lonnie Davis Jr. and Dom Malandro of Darkslide Media, and
Lonnie Sr. and Helen Davis who came for the Livengrin Film premier
Livengrin Vice President for Business Development Suzanne Bright, George Longo,
Ride for Recovery Committee Member Rick Bright and Livengrin Board Member Joe
Jingoli watch the Livengrin Film
Film Producer Flavia Colgan,
Livengrin Supporter Jim Leonard and
Secretary Timothy Geithner
Livengrin Supporter Mrs. Shanon Jingoli and Guest Mary Dosic
watch the Livengrin Film
Learn more about opportunities to give back to Livengrin at www.livengrin.org/donate
Giving the Gift of Recovery for Life
For more information, contact: (215) 638-5200 x207
Livengrin’s 48th
Anniversary Celebration
This fall, Livengrin celebrated its 48th year of service to those with addiction,
their families and the communities of the greater Philadelphia area with a
special event. We had a delicious and elegant dinner and Q&A session with
Special Guest of Honor, former US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner.
The event, benefitting Livengrin’s First Responders Addiction Treatment
(FRAT) program, raised nearly $75,000 for patient scholarships and
programs. The Livengrin Short Film was also previewed – a powerful piece
which illustrates the challenges and hope of the battle against addiction.
The Anniversary Celebration, held at the Northampton Valley Country
Club in Richboro, drew support from First Responder unions, individual
donors, public officials, Livengrin alumni, friends, employees, and Board
members, and local and national businesses.
The Anniversary Celebration attracted over 120 donors and supportive
public officials including Bensalem Mayor Joseph DiGirolamo; State
Senator Tommy Tomlinson; State Representative Gene DiGirolamo;
State Representative Steve Santarsiero; State Representative Tina
Davis; Northampton Township Supervisor Dr. Kimberly Rose; Robin
Wiessmann, former State Treasurer; and Marcel Groen, Chairman of
the Montgomery County Democratic Party to celebrate the invaluable
service of Livengrin Foundation.
75th US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner
and Livengrin President/CEO Richard M. Pine
PA State Representative Gene DiGirolamo talks
with Secretary Geithner
Special thanks to Livengrin Board Member Pam Janvey for supporting
this event and encouraging so many others to do the same. Also, we thank
Pam for encouraging so many to engage with the ongoing fight to bring
recovery to those who need it.
The Livengrin Short Film
The Livengrin Short Film was produced by documentary film maker Flavia
Colgan and edited by Darkslide Media. Colgan is a television analyst for
MSNBC, CNN, and FOX News. The “stars” of the film were Livengrin
alumni Ryan Roth and Kathleen Murray; Livengrin Board Members Ron
Davis, Steve (and Denise) Leckerman representing the Leigh Leckerman
Scholarship Fund, Bruce (and Ginny) Murray representing AMICare, and
Board Chairman Michael Chapman.
Livengrin Board member Steve Leckerman,
Livengrin Supporter Kelly O’Brien, Gary Rubin of
PCA and Livengrin Residential Manager Amanda
Hilzer and husband Evan watching the Livengrin
Short Film
Interviews also included the FRAT Program’s Jim Nestor and Andy
Callaghan, Livengrin Medical Director Mark Wallen, and CEO Rick Pine.
The production was brought to you by the Livengrin Office of Development.
Currently the short film is being entered in various film festivals.
Livengrin supporter Ashley O’Brien and Denise
Leckerman of the Leigh Leckerman Scholarship
at Livengrin
Livengrin Foundation • 4833 Hulmeville Road • Bensalem, PA 19020
The Bridge Builder
Livengrin Foundation’s
Major GiftMajor
Societies
Livengrin Foundation’s
Gift Societies
are
are reserved
reserved for
for a
a select
select group
group of
of people
people who
who have
have demonstrated
demonstrated an
an enduring
enduring commitment
commitment
to Livengrin
Livengrin and
and the
the fight
fight against
against the
the community
community disease
disease of
of addiction.
addiction.
to
Livengrin Foundation’s Major Gift Societies
Livengrin Foundation’s Major Gift Societies are reserved for a select group of people who have demonstrated an
enduring commitment to Livengrin and the fight against the disease of addiction.
are
reserved
for a select
who havereserved
demonstrated
enduring
commitment
Their
contributions
enablegroup
themofto
topeople
enjoy privileges
privileges
reserved
just for
foranSociety
Society
members,
and
Their
contributions
enable
them
enjoy
just
members,
and
to
Livengrin
and
the
fight
against
the
community
disease
of
addiction.
enable
Livengrin
to
continue
our
life-changing
work
we
started
over
48
years
ago.
enable
Livengrinallow
to continue
our life-changing
workjust
weforstarted
48 years
ago. Livengrin to
Their
contributions
them to enjoy
privileges reserved
Societyover
members,
and enable
continue our life-changing work we started over 48 years ago.
Their contributions enable them to enjoy privileges reserved just for Society members, and
Livengrin
Century
Livengrin
Club
enable
Livengrin
continue our life-changing work we started
over 48Century
years ago.
Livengrin
CenturytoClub
Club
Livengrin
Century
Club
This
level
giving
who
$100,000
Livengrin
Century
Club
Century Club
Livengrin
Century
Club Livengrin’s
This
level of
of
giving recognizes
recognizes
Livengrin’s most
most generous
generous donors
donors Livengrin
who have
have contributed
contributed
$100,000
and
and over
over in
in their
their lifetimes.
lifetimes. Century
Century Club
Club members
members will
will earn
earn recognition
recognition at
at selected
selected campus
campus
buildings.
Century
Club
members
will
be
afforded
the
opportunity
to
attend
buildings. Century Club members will be afforded the opportunity to attend special
special local
local briefings
briefings
This
level
of of
giving
recognizes
most
generous
donorsdonors
who
have
contributed
$100,000
and above in
as
well
as
conferences
with Livengrin’s
Livengrin’s
CEO
andgenerous
members
of
other
distinguished
Livengrin
This
level
giving
recognizes
Livengrin’s
most
who
have contributed
$100,000
as
well
as
conferences
with
Livengrin’s
CEO
and
members
of
other
distinguished
Livengrin
their
Century
Club
will earn
recognition
at selected
campus
buildings.
Donors
will receive
affinity
groups.
Donors
will
receive
invitations
to
as
well
andlifetimes.
over
in their
lifetimes.
Century
Club
members
will earn
recognition
at events
selected
affinity
groups.
Donors
willmembers
receive complimentary
complimentary
invitations
to Livengrin
Livengrin
events
ascampus
well as
as direct
direct
updates
from
Livengrin
leadership.
Century
Club
members
are
identified
at
all
Livengrin
Award
complimentary
invitations
to
Livengrin
events
as
well
as
direct
updates
from
Livengrin
leadership.
Century
Club
buildings.from
Century
Club leadership.
members will
be afforded
the opportunity
to attend
local briefings
updates
Livengrin
Century
Club members
are identified
at special
all Livengrin
Award
Dinners
and
receive
recognition
at
all
local
events
as
well
as
all
societies
below.
Members
of
the
members
are
identified
all
Livengrin
Dinners
recognition
at below.
all localMembers
events.
Members
as well as
conferences
with
Livengrin’s
CEO
and and
members
distinguished
Livengrin
Dinners
and
receiveatrecognition
at Award
all local
events
as receive
well asof
allother
societies
of the of the
Livengrin
Century
Club
receive
all
the
benefits
the
Hansell
Founders
Council
and
affinity groups.
Donors
will all
receive
complimentary
invitations
toCouncil
Livengrin
events
as the
well as
direct
Livengrin
Century
Club
receive
the
of the of
Hansell
Founders
and
the Chairman’s
Society.
Livengrin
Century
Club
receive
allbenefits
the
benefits
of
the
Hansell
Founders
Council
and
the
Chairman’s
updates fromSociety.
Livengrin leadership. Century Club members are identified at all Livengrin Award
Chairman’s
Society.
Dinners and receive recognition at all local events as well as all societies below. Members of the
Livengrin Century Club receive all the benefits of the Hansell Founders Council and the
Chairman’s Society.
Hansell
FoundersCouncil
Council
Hansell
Hansell
Hansell Founders
Founders Council
Council
Hansell Founders
Founders
Council
The Hansell Founders Council recognizes donors contributing $10,000 and over annually to Livengrin. Hansell
The
Hansell
Founders
Council
recognizes donors
contributing
$10,000
and
over
to
Hansell
Founders
Council
Hansell
Founders
Council
The
Hansell
Founders
Council
donors
contributing
$10,000
overasannually
annually
to
Founders
Council
members
receiverecognizes
all the benefits
of Chairman
Society
donorsand
as well
annual complimentary
Livengrin.
Hansell
Founders
Council
members
receive
all
the
benefits
of
Chairman
Society
Livengrin.
Hansell
Founders
Council
members
receive
all
the
benefits
of
Chairman
Society
invitations/tickets
to Livengrin
annual fundraisers, Ride for Recovery,
and top ad bookfundraisers,
sponsorships. Named in
donors
donors as
as well
well as
as annual
annual complimentary
complimentary invitations/tickets
invitations/tickets to
to Livengrin
Livengrin annual
annual fundraisers, Ride
Ride
honor
of Livengrin
founder,
philanthropist,
and Philadelphia-area
advertising
executive
Standish
Forde Hansell.
for
Recovery,
and
top ad
ad
book sponsorships.
sponsorships.
Named
in honor
honor
of
Livengrin
founder,
philanthropist,
TheRecovery,
Hansell Founders
Council
recognizes donors
contributing
$10,000
andfounder,
over annually
to
for
and
top
book
Named
in
of
Livengrin
philanthropist,
and
advertising
executive
Standish
Livengrin.
Hansell Founders
Council
members
receiveForde
all theHansell.
benefits of Chairman Society
Hansell.
and Philadelphia-area
Philadelphia-area
advertising
executive
Standish
Forde
donors as well as annual complimentary invitations/tickets to Livengrin annual fundraisers, Ride
for Recovery, and top ad book sponsorships. Named in honor of Livengrin founder, philanthropist,
and
Philadelphia-area
Chairman’s
Chairman’s
Society
Chairman’s
Society advertising executive Standish Forde Hansell.
Chairman’s Society
Society
Chairman’s
Society
Exclusive
Exclusive Donor
Donor Society
Society
Donors
contribute
of $5,000
to the
annual
Livengrin
campaign
are recognized
at this level
Chairman’s
Society
Chairman’s
Societya minimum
Donorswho
who
contribute
a minimum
minimum
of $5,000
$5,000
to the
the
annual
Livengrin
campaign
are recognized
recognized
at and
Donors
who
contribute
a
of
to
annual
Livengrin
campaign
are
at
designated
as
Chairman
Society
members.
Chairman
Society
members
receive
special
gifts,
are
invited
this level
level and
and designated
designated as
as Chairman
Chairman Society
Society members.
members. Chairman
Chairman
Society
members
receive to local
Exclusive
Donor
Societyreceive
this
Society
members
thank
yougifts,
eventsare
forinvited
major to
donors,
ongoing
communication
informing
themongoing
of happenings at Livengrin.
special
local receive
thank you
you
events
for major
major donors,
donors,
receive
special
gifts, are
invited to
local
thank
events
for
receive
ongoing
Chairman
Society
members
also
receive
annual
complimentary
invitations/tickets
to
Livengrin
annual
communication
informing
them
of
happenings
at
Livengrin,
and
are
included
in
briefings
andfundraisers,
Donors
who contribute
a minimum
of $5,000 toatthe
annual Livengrin
campaign
are recognized
at
communication
informing
them of happenings
Livengrin,
and are included
in briefings
and
Ride
for
Recovery,
and
book
sponsorships.
Named
in honor
of members
Livengrin’s
Board
Chairs,
past
and present
conference
calls
with ad
Livengrin
leadership.
Chairman
Society
members
also
receive
annual
this
level
and
designated
as Chairman
Society
members.
Chairman
Society
members
receive
conference
calls
with
Livengrin
leadership.
Chairman
Society
also
receive
annual
complimentary
invitations/tickets
to Livengrin
Livengrin
annual
fundraisers,
Ride
for Recovery,
Recovery,
and ad
ad book
book
community
leaders
and
philanthropists.
special gifts,
areinvitations/tickets
invited
to local thank
you events
for fundraisers,
major donors,
receive
ongoing and
complimentary
to
annual
Ride
for
sponsorships.
Named
in
honor
of
Livengrin’s
Board
Chairs,
past
and
present
community
leaders
communicationNamed
informing
them of Livengrin’s
happeningsBoard
at Livengrin,
briefings and
sponsorships.
in honor
Chairs, and
pastare
andincluded
presentin
community
leaders
and philanthropists.
philanthropists.
conference
calls with Livengrin leadership. Chairman Society members also receive annual
and
complimentary invitations/tickets to Livengrin annual fundraisers, Ride for Recovery, and ad book
sponsorships. Named in honor of Livengrin’s Board Chairs, past and present community leaders
and philanthropists.
Learn more about opportunities to give back to Livengrin at www.livengrin.org/donate
Giving the Gift of Recovery for Life
For more information, contact: (215) 638-5200 x207
Thank you, TD Charitable
Foundation
For the past two years, TD Bank through the
TD Charitable Foundation has contributed
$40,000 to improve patients’ experience
and comfort at our inpatient Detox and
Rehab Programs in Bensalem. Livengrin’s
partnership with TD Bank started thanks
TD Bank’s Greg Morgan and Joe McNally
to our Board Chairman Michael Chapman,
with Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo
COO of Chapman Auto Group. Michael
is a longtime generous supporter of Livengrin Foundation. “We are interested in
long term relationships with our community. Growing up in nearby Northeast
Philadelphia, I personally have had friends and family use Livengrin’s quality
services,” said Joseph P. McNally, Vice President/Relationship Manager for the bank.
Special thanks to TD Bank executive Greg Morgan and Joseph McNally for our
grants with the TD Charitable Foundation.
If your business is interested in helping Livengrin help others, please call Scott F.
Blacker at 215.638.5200, ext. 207.
Building a Legacy of Recovery
Current Gifts
Support Livengrin’s work TODAY. You will receive an income tax deduction and your
gift can be put to good use immediately. You can give a current gift to Patient Programs,
Building Projects, or Patient Scholarships. Ask us about joining one of Livengrin’s Major
Gift Societies.
Life Insurance
Designate Livengrin as the beneficiary of a new or existing life insurance policy. You may
also make a gift of a policy to Livengrin.
IRA/Pension Plan Gifts
Name Livengrin to receive a percentage, a specific amount or the remainder of your IRA
or pension plan.
Charitable Bequest
Support Livengrin sometime in the FUTURE, without impacting your current assets
now. Bequests ensure that your wishes today will be carried out tomorrow.
Gifts that Provide Income For You
Receive guaranteed lifetime income, plus an immediate charitable tax deduction, using
a charitable gift annuity. You may also choose to delay receiving annuity payments to
enhance future income.
Memorial Gifts
A memorial honors and preserves the memory of a loved one through your
contribution to Livengrin. At the time of a loved one’s passing, some families ask for
donations to Livengrin in memory of the person who was lost. A gift “In Honor Of ” can
also be made to recognize a living loved one.
Timothy Geithner
Supports Livengrin
75th United
States Secretary
of the Treasury
As the 75th Secretary of the US Treasury,
Timothy Geithner played a central role in
formulating U.S. domestic and international
economic policy during President Barack
Obama’s first term. He was a principal
architect of the president’s successful strategy
to avert economic collapse and to reform the
financial system, while also tackling a broad
set of international economic challenges.
Mr. Geithner was one of Time Magazine’s
Most Influential People, and Forbes and
GQ Magazines’ Most Powerful People in the
World.
Between 2003 and 2009, Mr. Geithner served
as President and Chief Executive Officer
of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
He first joined the Treasury Department in
1988 and held a number of positions in three
administrations, including Undersecretary
for International Affairs under Secretaries
Robert Rubin and Lawrence Summers.
Mr. Geithner is currently President of
Warburg Pincus and the author of STRESS
TEST: Reflections on Financial Crises.
Livengrin was honored to have Secretary
Geithner as the special guest at our 48th
Anniversary Celebration benefitting the First
Responders Addiction Treatment (FRAT)
program. Mr. Geithner and Andy Callaghan,
FRAT Program Director, held a special Q&A
at the event which covered topics ranging
from First Responders to football.
Livengrin deeply appreciates Mr. Geithner’s
time and support for this event.
Livengrin Foundation • 4833 Hulmeville Road • Bensalem, PA 19020
The Bridge Builder
Josephine Sebben, the Story of a Livengrin Donor
Giving back is a family value for
Josephine Sebben of the Hansell
Founders Council – whose
members give over $10,000
annually to support Livengrin’s
patients. Josephine was raised
in a family that consistently
reached out to communities
in need. Josephine’s Dad, J.
Don Miller, Administrator of
Chestnut Hill Hospital from
1948 to 1977 was a Livengrin
Foundation Board member and
emphasized the importance of
service to the community.
Josephine feels very fortunate to be able to give back to those
seeking recovery by supporting Livengrin. She loves watching
the Foundation grow in the Philadelphia area (where she
was raised). She is thrilled when new satellite offices have
been added around the region. Josephine remarks how it is
great that Livengrin is serving the community. She says there
is always a need for addiction treatment – year in and year
out. Josephine shares that she is, “glad to be able to make a
contribution every year because Livengrin really did change
my life and is still a huge part of my life.”
Josephine Sebben, Hansell
Josephine and her late husband
Founders Council Member
the Reverend Tom Sebben had
always done mission work – which she continues to this
day. Josephine volunteers her time at her church, here
at Livengrin (with Development, Finance, Clinical and
Dietary) and with Lend A Hand near Harrisburg, which
reaches out to hurricane ravaged communities. For example,
Josephine worked in communities hit by Hurricane Sandy.
Livengrin is a particularly personal cause for Josephine. Her
mother was a successful alumna of the Foundation. Her
mother’s time in treatment made a tremendous positive
difference in their lives. Josephine says, “I have supported
Livengrin because our lives were so changed by my
mother being in recovery.” Her mother had over a decade
of recovery before,
sadly, succumbing to
...glad to be able to make pancreatic cancer.
“
a contribution every year
because Livengrin really did
change my life and is still a
huge part of my life.
As many know, the
disease of addiction
runs in families.
Josephine, a retired
nurse and teacher,
the mother of 2 and grandmother of 1, sought the fellowship
of AA in the 1990s. Josephine says she had followed the
same pattern of addiction as her mother – beginning to
drink in the same way and at the same age as her mother.
Significantly, other AA Members were the first four people
to call after she lost her husband Tom.
Bucks County RDA Grant
Livengrin is very pleased to announce that it will receive
a generous infrastructure grant from the Bucks County
Redevelopment Authority (RDA) of $260,475. The grant
comes from the Authority’s Municipal Grant Program
which is aimed at responding to any impact of gambling
on the county. Livengrin, which was a sub-applicant to
Bensalem Township for the grant, will use the funds at
its inpatient campus to improve infrastructure so the
organization is positioned to provide gambling education
and counseling to those in need. We appreciate the support
of local public officials and Livengrin Board members.
Special thanks to Pennsylvania State Senator Tommy
Tomlinson for his support for this grant which will benefit
so many here in the county seeking help and education
for gambling addiction and drug and alcohol addiction.
Livengrin is also deeply appreciative to Pennsylvania State
Representative Gene DiGirolamo, Bensalem Mayor
Joseph DiGirolamo and Bensalem Township Council for
their ongoing support of Livengrin’s mission for patients
seeking recovery from addiction – which will be furthered
by this funding related to gambling. We would also like to
thank The Board of Bucks County Commissioners and
the Bucks County Redevelopment Authority for this
grant which will allow Livengrin to help even more citizens
of the county.
Learn more about opportunities to give back to Livengrin at www.livengrin.org/donate
Giving the Gift of Recovery for Life
For more information, contact: (215) 638-5200 x207
AAmazing AAron Helps Celebrate
Gratitude Day at Livengrin
On Thanksgiving morning 2014, Livengrin was proud to host Sean O’Neal, Nicole O’Neal
and Gail O’Neal of the organization AAmazing AAron who brought a $7,500 donation
for patient scholarships at Livengrin. The charity was started by The O’Neal Family in
memory of Aaron O’Neal who had 6 miraculous years of recovery where he worked to
help other alcoholics and addicts on an ongoing basis.
Sean O’Neal writes of his brother’s recovery, “We witnessed a transformation when Aaron
became sober. A man who would manipulate and steal from the people who loved him,
became the man that would drop everything to help a complete stranger make it from
his first day of sobriety to his second.” The mission of the organization AAmazing AAron
is to help others reach transformation by providing the resources that gave Aaron an
opportunity to change his life.
Livengrin CEO Rick Pine; Livengrin Board Member
Steve Leckerman; Nicole O’Neal, Sean O’Neal and
Gail O’Neal of AAmazing AAron and Livengrin Vice
President for Development Scott Blacker
The Gratitude Meeting is held every Thanksgiving morning at Livengrin. This year, like others before it, several hundred
people expressed their gratitude for the “miracle of recovery” and attended this inspirational and transformative meeting.
Thank you to our Major Gift
Society Donors
Anonymous
Michael Chapman
Pat Chapman
Comcast (48th Anniversary
Celebration)
Sean Gormley,
Innovative Risk Solutions
Morgan Stanley (48th
Anniversary Celebration)
Bruce and Ginny Murray
(AMICare)
Josephine Sebben
Leigh Leckerman Scholarship Major Donors
Mike Barrist
Dan Brackle, TransUnion
Warren Dedrick
James and Susan Eccleston
Steve and Denise Leckerman
James Richards
Cyrus and Priya Vandrevala
Ride for Recovery Major Donors
Jack Morris, Edgewood Properties
Ferreira Construction Co
Frances Jingoli Revocable Trust
Bill Haugland, The Haugland
Family Foundation
Joe Jingoli, Joseph Jingoli &
Son, Inc
Ron Davis, Parx Casino
Livengrin Foundation • 4833 Hulmeville Road • Bensalem, PA 19020
4833 Hulmeville Road
Bensalem, PA 19020
NONPROFIT ORG.
US POSTAGE
PAID
LANGHORNE, PA
PERMIT #181
AFP Honors Livengrin
Board Member
In November, Livengrin Board Member Bruce Murray and his wife Ginny were honored
by the Association of Fundraising Professionals with its 2014 Volunteer Fundraisers of the
Year Award for their tireless work for Livengrin’s Alex Murray Intensive Care (AMICare)
Program. Bruce Murray joined the Livengrin Board in 2013 and has been a vigorous Board
member ever since. In 2012, Livengrin’s specialized treatment program for young adults
was named in memory of the Murrays’ youngest son, Alex, who succumbed to the disease
of addiction earlier that year. In only a few months, Bruce and Ginny personally raised over
$250,000 for AMICare. The program uses a real world approach to treating patients between
the ages of 18 and 26. The largest portion of the funding for AMICare came from the Agnes
Varis Trust.
The Association of Fundraising Professionals is the premier trade organization for people
working in the field of philanthropy. The Murrays joined other prominent organizations being
honored, including The Connelly Foundation, The Buerger Family, and The Independence
Blue Cross Foundation.
Produced by the Livengrin Office of Development
Ginny and Bruce Murray
Scott Blacker, Vice President for Development
at Livengrin, Pam Janvey, Livengrin Board
Member, Ginny and Bruce Murray, and Richard
M. Pine, Livengrin President/CEO