shattering barriers

SHATTERING BARRIERS
Empowering People, Inspiring Change
FYE 2011
Annual Report
A Message
From Our President
Dear Friends of MacDonald Training Center:
It is my privilege to share with you the strategic direction with which our Board of
Directors has charged us as we recommit to our increasingly important mission
“to empower people with disabilities to lead the lives they choose.”
MTC’s 2011-14 Strategic Goals
1.
Aggressively enhance and expand the person centered culture and service
delivery at MTC.
2.
Aggressively reduce reliance on government funding to better position MTC
for statewide cost containment initiatives.
3. Aggressively pursue leadership and advocacy roles to ensure that statewide
changes to the delivery of services to people with disabilities are personcentered and consistent with the MTC mission.
“Our
attitude
will remain resolute
in the face of ever
MTC’s 2011-2014 Strategic Objectives to Achieve our Goals
1.
To establish a well defined viable service model that promotes freedom of
choice, increased independence and respect for each person’s hopes and
dreams.
2.
To increase overall revenues while reducing reliance on traditional funding by
diminishing resources;
our actions will forever
be aggressive in the
relentless pursuit of
diversifying and expanding revenue sources.
3.
Maximize efficiencies in all areas to increase productivity.
4.
To change the perception of MTC to an organization that promotes independence and integration into community life, provides business solutions and offers
opportunities for self-sufficiency and artistic expression.
5.
To change the public’s perception that people with disabilities as perpetually
our mission;
and our willingness to accept
accountability for our actions
is absolute.”
dependent to individuals who are valued and contributing members of our community who embrace independence and strive for self-sufficiency.
6.
To provide leadership in the development of a statewide service model that
reflects our vision, mission and values.
In the past we have reaffirmed our commitment to that mission and to you, our
friends and supporters, without whom the success of our mission would be in doubt.
These next few years will be no different.
Thank you for what you do for the people we serve.
Jim Freyvogel
President/CEO
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MacDonald Training Center
FY 2010-2011
Service Highlights
MTC served over 500 people last year through a combination of support services.
112 individuals were served through
Employment Services
135 individuals participated in
GateWay Job Skills Training
102 individuals were served through
123 individuals participated in
GateWay Life Skills Training
Supported Employment
67 individuals were served through
Supported Living
138 individuals received
Transportation services
118 individuals participated in Job Club.
OUR CORE VALUES
*Treat everyone with dignity and respect.
* Act in good faith and in the best
interest of the people we serve.
* Respect the opinions and choices of the
people we serve, and their families.
* Act with integrity as citizens in partnership
Would you like to know more about
MacDonald Training Center?
Learn more about our mission and the services offered to
the community by attending our one hour
EPIC Tours which are held twice monthly.
To see the current schedule, please visit our website or cut
and paste the following into your browser: http://
www.macdonaldcenter.org/subpage.asp?navid=4&id=88
There are many other ways to stay connected:
with the community.
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self-advocacy.
* Be accountable for meeting the
expectations of all our stakeholders.
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Cover art, “Table of Plenty,” by Chris McDarby, MTC Fine Arts Studios. Chris was inspired by
one of FY 11’s most s celebratory events—-the creation of our new MTC Fine Arts Gallery as
a Legacy Project from the West Shore Alliance Leadership Class of 2011. For more about the
MTC Fine Arts Gallery, and the festive opening reception see page 6.
For more about this emerging artist, please see page 22.
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Changing Lives
About MacDonald Training Center, Inc.
WhoWeAre
WeBelieve...
MacDonald Training Center

that it is a privilege to serve individuals with
developmental disabilities;

that the people we serve are productive, contributing
and valued members of our community;

that the people we serve should be afforded opportunities to give back to their community;

in real homes, not “home-like environments”;

in real work, not “work-like
environments”.
is an organization that envisions
“people with disabilities leading the lives they choose.”
MTC
is resolute in the pursuit of our mission:
“To empower people with
disabilities to lead the lives they choose.”
MTC is an organization dedicated to continuously improving
the quality of the vocational, employment and residential services we have been providing to people with developmental
disabilities in the Tampa Bay area for over 59 years.
OurHistory
“We believe the reason we exist…
MacDonald Training Center was
founded in 1953 by J. Clifford
is to serve you.”
MacDonald and a group of visionary parents of individuals with developmental disabilities. At a time when the
only alternative to being sent to a state institution was
to sit at home and do nothing, these individuals rejected
both options and proceeded to create innovative educa-
A Message from Our President
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Who We Are
4
Leadership
5
Community Events
6
the first organizations to develop supported employment
Services
8
and supported living services as alternatives to sheltered
Business Enterprises
12
became the first organization in the state of Florida to
Financial Summary
13
close all of our group homes. All individuals to whom we
How You Can Help
15
Our Donors
16
Team Members
20
About the Artist
22
tional, vocational and residential alternatives.
Over the last 5 decades, MacDonald Training Center has
continued to be a leader and innovator in services to
people with developmental disabilities. We were one of
workshops and traditional group homes.
In 2002, we
currently provide residential services are leaseholders
living in their own homes or apartments, regardless of
their service needs.
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Table of Contents
Boards of Directors (2011-2012)
MACDONALD TRAINING CENTER, INC.
Darrin Quam, Chair
Leadership
Jack Gutman, Vice Chair
Thomas M. Wood, Second Vice Chair
Cristina Carelli, Treasurer
Rachel Cantor, Secretary
Core Leadership
Jim Freyvogel, President/CEO
[email protected]
Jackie Buckler
J. Richard Caskey
Joe Donato, Chief Operating Officer
Eric Castillo
[email protected]
Karen Dearolf
Jerry E. Fogarty III
Judith DeStasio, Chief Financial Officer
[email protected]
Barbara Franques
Lenore Horton
Debi Hamilton, Director of Services
Marcos Lorenzo, M.D.
[email protected]
Leslie Morris
Aaron Silberman
Rita Hattab, Director of Development
[email protected]
Patricia Spears
Sue Mesko, Executive Assistant
MACDONALD TRAINING CENTER FOUNDATION
[email protected]
Richard Diaz, Jr., Chair
Fran Davin, Vice Chair
Rex Sano, Treasurer
Phillip Baumann, Secretary
Bob Basham
Partners: MacDonald Parents Group
Karen Dearolf, President
Jack Butcher
Sally Harris
Steven G. Hengel
Tampa Location
Plant City Location
Rick Nafe
5420 West Cypress Street
2902 North Cork Road
Monica Price
Tampa, Florida 33607
Plant City, Florida 33565
Telephone: 813.870.1300
Telephone: 813.752.6508
MACDONALD TRAINING CENTER PROPERTIES
Paul Flynn, Chair
Betty Beauchaine, Vice Chair
Kimberley DeBosier, Treasurer
Madeline Clark, Secretary
Hours of Operation
Hours of operation at both locations:
Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm
Fax: 813 872-6010
MACDONALD TRAINING CENTER HOLDING CORPORATION
Visit Us on the Web: www.macdonaldcenter.org
Philip A. Baumann, Chair
Paul Flynn, Vice Chair
Kimberlee DeBosier, Treasurer
Richard Diaz, Jr., Secretary
Jack5 Butcher
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MTC
greatly appreciates the
generous support of
Our Friends in the
Community
Community Events
Tracey and Bryan McDonald were the proud
art patrons who purchased Glen M. Nash’s
signature piece for the opening .
The 2011 Leadership Class of the
WestShore Alliance fulfilled a dream for MTC by
the creation of a 2,000 sq. ft. art gallery!
The MTC Fine Arts Gallery is now a brilliant
showcase for the wonderful works of art being
created in the MTC Fine Arts Studios.
The Gallery is available to community partners
for meetings and events.
Recognizing the importance of the Gallery were
happy guests and speakers (L to r) MTC artist
Chris McDarby, Jeff Lanning of the Leadership
Class and Ann Kulig, Westshore Alliance.
Many Thanks to the many individuals and
corporate sponsors who donated time,
professional services and treasure to make
this Legacy Project a reality.
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“SHATTERING BARRIERS”
MTC continuously strives to shatter barriers for the
people we serve. One of the ways we do this is by the
“Shattering Barriers,” luncheon which is a one-hour
community outreach designed to correct myths and
misconceptions about people with disabilities. During the
luncheon guests are told of the real life stories of some of the people we serve
and the impact MTC has made on them.
This year, MTC Foundation Board Chair Richard Diaz Jr. welcomed 400 guests
many of whom were invited by current board members.
TV Personality, Kelly Lightbourn spoke of her gratitude to
MTC for life changing services to her sister- in- law, Lisa,
and the difference it has made to her entire family. Other
people we serve allowed us to share their personal stories
through a moving video, currently seen on our web-site.
MTC Inc. Board Chair Fran Davin invited guests to support
MTC financially. Many guests made multi-year pledges of
time, talent and treasure. We are grateful to the many
kind sponsors whose financial support allowed us to hold
this meaningful event.
The Feast of St. Joseph
The Tampa Bay
Sentinels
The Tampa Bay Sentinels are a
group of public safety officers
who generously donate the
proceeds from their league
football games to MTC. This
philanthropic group of first
responders includes police
officers, firemen, paramedics
and other public service professionals.
Many Thanks to our all of our
Community Partners for helping to make this
such a memorable year!
The Feast of St. Joseph is a longstanding fund
and friend raising event. The Noto Family continues a 36 year tradition of food, fellowship and
generosity. We are honored by the commitment
of this family and the community. Faithful day
time tv viewers got the chance to see cookie
making on Good Day Tampa Bay!
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GateWay Services
Independence is something that is important to all of us. Our
GateWay Services are designed to assist the people we serve in
preparing to achieve greater independence so that they may
lead the lives they choose. Each person has the choice of participating in a variety of career or life skills activities based
upon individual interests and desires. Work experiences offer
instruction to develop work skills and safety habits. An individual may choose to participate in gainful work experiences based
on interests and abilities including textile production, or subcontracting.
Those planning on taking their newly acquired skills into the
community to seek competitive employment are encouraged to
join our Job Club to learn the extra skills and knowledge
needed to achieve independence. Additionally, individuals are
encouraged to participate in their community. Groups regularly
donate their time to helping others, including delivering Meals
on Wheels and assisting other social efforts.
GateWay Day Services offers a wide variety of
exciting Life Enrichment activities, including:
Computer Lab; MTC Fine Arts Studios; Fitness
Center; Community Activities & Recreation; Music
Appreciation, Job Club; and MORE!
Myths and Misconceptions:
One of the most prevalent myths and misconceptions
we reject is that people with disabilities have no marketable skills or talents.
Job skills trainees acquire meaningful employment skills
though our EPIC (empowering people, inspiring change)
curriculum.
The success of our contract as the exclusive packager
and shipper of SUNPASS transponders for the State of
Florida highlights how well people with disabilities
perform when given appropriate training. At present
our error rate packaging 3 million SUNPASS transponders remains well below one percent.
The success of the MTC Fine Arts Studios also attests
to the talents and abilities of the people we serve.
Many of the emerging artists participating in the MTC
Fine Arts Studios are developing recognizable styles
and finding much commercial success.
Community integration is encouraged. Those interested in marketing their art, are involved in community exhibits, such as our
annual month long exhibit at Citi headquarters in Tampa.
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Community Living
Making decisions for yourself, being independent, having a
place to call home, and having a meaningful job are important
to everyone.
MacDonald Training Center has over 20 years of experience in
providing Supported Living Services and Employment Services that can assist persons with disabilities in achieving
these goals. Whether just a few hours a month of coaching is
needed or 24-hour-a-day support, we customize our services
to meet all needs.
Our Community Services teams of experienced supported living
coaches, supported employment coaches, and in-home support
are ready, willing and able to assist the people we serve in
realizing their dreams.
Our supported living coaches work closely with each person
to…
Myths and Misconceptions

find and rent housing;

find and select a roommate or roommates to
share the cost of housing;

teach shopping and cooking skills, including planning for nutritional meals;
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help with banking, bill paying, and budgeting;

help individuals interact with their neighbors and
get involved in the local community.
Making decisions for yourself, being
independent, having a place to call home,
and having a meaningful job
are important to everyone.
Mary, seen in the photo, at home refining her cooking skills
with the instruction of her supported living coach, is one of
the many people whose lives have been changed by MTC. She
defies the misconception that people with disabilities need or
should receive routine “cookie cutter” services.
Mary's story is typical of many of the people we serve who are
now senior citizens. As a baby with mental retardation given
up at birth, her first fifty years were spent institutionalized.
Since leaving the institution thirty years ago to come to MTC,
Mary has been playing catch up in learning how to live independently. With appropriate services, she continues to advance, particularly in areas of communication, her greatest
challenge. Her goal is to remain living in her own apartment
with her two roommates. Their goal is to rotate cooking duties.
MTC’s commitment to Mary to support her goal to live independently in the community, remains absolute with the full
knowledge that her future needs will become more challenging. Despite the onslaught of state reductions in supports for
people with disabilities, MTC is committed to making sure she
ages with as much dignity and grace as possible, does not
spend her old age warehoused and institutionalized.
Her youth was forfeit, with MTC, her future is not.
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Supported Employment
MTC Employment Services has a long history of successfully placing individuals with
disabilities into competitive employment and helping them maintain their jobs
through consistent follow along services.
Since the initial funding in 1971, MTC's Employment Services has successfully
placed close to 4,000 individuals, into employment in the Tampa Bay community.
MTC Supported Employment Services assists people with developmental disabilities to
obtain and retain community-based competitive employment. Our supported employment coaches are a team of dedicated professionals who work side-by-side
with each individual to create a personalized plan to help him or her…
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acquire needed job skills

develop job opportunities

obtain on-the-job training
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learn how to get along with co-workers in the workplace

develop the natural supports needed to maintain employment and
on the desired path to financial independence.
Individuals who live and work in the community celebrate
their on-going success with
their coaches at MTC’s
Supported Employment
and Supported Living
Awards Dinner. It is a
highlight of our year.
SeaWorld Parks and Entertainment
Employer of the Year 2011
MTC honored Sea World Parks and Entertainment, as
“2011 Employer of the Year,”
for looking beyond disabilities to capabilities when hiring people to work at
Busch Gardens in Tampa.
Don Corwin, Employment Services Coordinator presents the “Employer of the
Year” award to Dani Limbach and Bridget
Gainey at the 19th Annual Supported
Employment/Supported Living Dinner
Celebration.
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Busch Gardens has a long and honorable history as an employer of people with disabilities and as a friend to MacDonald Training Center. Dani Limbach, (pictured at left center) currently serves as the Co Chair for MTC’s Business Advisory Council (BAC). This
dedicated group of private business sector professionals continually guides our Employment Services team in innovative ways to provide progressive and effective services to
both the persons served and the business community.
Employment Services
MTC Employment Services are “disability neutral,” created to provide supports to persons with a
wide range of physical and mental disabilities.
These services assist persons with disabilities to attain competitive employment at or above the
minimum wage. The services are available to any person age 17 years or older who is referred by
the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR) or age 22 or older referred by the Agency for
Persons with Disabilities, with a documented disability that significantly hinders the individual's
ability to attain and/or maintain employment.
Interpreting services in American Sign Language are available for the deaf and hearing impaired who seek employment.
MTC Employment Services ensures high quality administration and management by utilizing trained professional team members, and continuously reinforcing existing relationships with the private sector. Employment Services
has an exceptionally well-developed Business Advisory Council (BAC). This
core group of private business sector professionals continually guides Employment Services in providing progressive, innovative, and effective services to both the persons served and the business community. Labor market
trends and current employment opportunities are a regular topic of discussion.
Additionally, MTC’s Employment Services continuously develops collaborations and partnerships with Tampa Bay area community agencies. Formal
collaborations via written contracts and agreements exist with the State
Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, the Agency for Persons with Disabilities, Hillsborough County Children’s Board, United Way and the Department
Myths and Misconceptions:
The most common misconception we face is that people with disabilities are more expensive to employ than people without disabilities. Reasonable accommodations for people with disabilities
typically cost nothing to less than $100.
Additionally, employers may be eligible for tax credits and tax deductions.
Workers compensation is not impacted as rates are
based solely on the relative hazards of the operation and the organization’s accident experience, not on whether workers have
disabilities.
ParticipatingEmployers
MTC has spent over 40 years developing business partnerships with quality employers including:
Adventure Island
Panther Medical
Answer Bay Area
Pizza Hut
Bank of America
Public Defenders Office
Barsch Animal Clinic
Publix
Buca di Beppo
Publix Greenwise
Burger King
Republic National Distribution
Busch Gardens
Romano’s Macaroni Grill
Chili’s Restaurant
Ross Department Store
Coastal Auto Spa
Seminole Hard Rock Casino Cafe
Community Care Center
Shells Restaurant
Comp USA
Starbucks
Gulf Coast Enterprises
Steak N’ Shake
Hilton Hotel Airport
Sweetbay Supermarkets
Westshore
Tampa Ear, Nose & Throat
HMS Host International
Target
Home Depot
Time Customer Service
Home Instead
Village Inn
Ideal Dialog
Wackenhut
Janus Security Services
Wal-Mart
Little Caesars
Wendy’s Restaurant
MacDill Air Force Base
Winn Dixie
Marriott Waterside
Marshalls
McDonald’s Restaurant
YMCA
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Business Enterprises
MacDonald Training Center is committed to provide real
work training opportunities for the people with disabilities
we serve, while providing affordable and professional services for our business customers.
MacDonald
Training Center
strives to exceed the
MTC’s ongoing successful partner-
expectations of our customers.
ship with the Florida Turnpike Enterprises to package the SUNPASS
transponder for the state, continues as the hallmark of our EPIC
“Empowering People, Inspiring Change,” curriculum.
In addition to SUNPASS, MTC has long
term contracts with other prominent
businesses.
In an on-going effort to diversify, MTC’s Business Enterprise
team took the lessons learned on the SUNPASS contract and
over the course of the year, revamped and revitalized our
In 2010-2011,
sewing skills training. Through grant support from United
MTC provided business services
Way and the Joy McCann Foundation, we have expanded and
to Sea World Parks and Entertainment,
La France, Everglades Direct,
modernized our processes and equipment to train individuals to operate machines in a commercial setting.
Every business contract we accept must fit with our mission
and offer the individuals we serve real work, real work skills,
and ultimately, the opportunity to pursue real careers.
Hem-Eze, Sea Grass Recovery,
Dr. Linda McClintock’s Ageless Medicine
and many others.
As we look forward to new challenges and partnerships, our
aim is to shatter the barrier of the out-dated sheltered workshop concept and to help the people we serve to realize
their full potential as valued and contributing members of
our community.
“MTC
packaged everything
perfectly for us for the Home
Shopping Network. HSN has
very stringent quality standards and we never had even
one return!”
Our Services Include
Debra Weisser, Hem Eze
Custom Packaging and
Design Consultation
Textile Production
General Assembly
Blister Packaging
Shrink Wrapping
Sonic Welding
Light Manufacturing
Fulfillment
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“MTC
bends over backwards
to make sure everything is
done right,”
Dr. Linda McClintock, Ageless
Medicine
MacDonald Training Center, Inc. and Affiliates
Combined Balance Sheets
September 30th 2010 and 2011
2011
2010
TOTAL
TOTAL
Cash and Cash Equivalents
103,432
139,446
Accounts Receivable:
Grants and Funding Sources
115,159
82,222
Medwaiver and Private Pay
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
266,755
255,128
Commercial
Other
Contributions Receivable
354,667
29,565
99,654
322,458
40,637
115,237
Inventories
158,134
156,860
Prepaid Expense and Other Current Assets
110,822
129,362
1,238,188
1,241,350
2,615,895
3,095,271
Real Estate Investment
250,000
250,000
Contributions Receivable, Less Current Portion
183,210
157,413
71,201
4,136,675
68,956
4,271,680
38,138
38,138
8,533,307
9,122,808
500,000
390,000
17,942
27,289
543,740
542,576
32,846
57,111
1,094,528
1,016,976
2,072,520
29,065
13,119
2,156,760
48,933
13,119
3,029,232
3,235,788
5,324,075,
5,887,020
8,533,307
9,122,808
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS
Investments
Receivable under Charitable Remainder Trust
Property and Equipment , Net
Other Assets
TOTAL ASSETS
Liabilities and Net Assets
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Short-Term Notes Payable
Current Installments of Capital Lease Obligations
Accounts Payable & Accrued Expenses
Deferred Revenue
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES
Deposit Liability - Sale Leaseback
Capital Lease Obligation Less Current Installments
Long-Term Debt Excluding Current Installments
TOTAL LIABILITIES
Net Assets
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Financial Summary
MACDONALD TRAINING CENTER, INC. & AFFILIATES
FISCAL YEAR October 1,2010-September 30,2011
Support&Revenue
Support & Revenue *
Medicaid
$6,054,912
3,093,641
Government Contracts
524,030
Contributions, Grants & Bequests
448,354
Net Assets Released from
Restrictions
237,858
Investments & Rental Income
Product Sales
546,083
1,204,946
*unrestricted activity
Expenses
Expenses
Services
4,921,726
Administrative
817,403
Community Development
234,283
General
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$6,036,357
62,945
How You Can Help
MacDonald Training Center needs your help to continue to further its very important
mission. Please consider a donation of time, resources,
and/or financial support. There are so many ways to become involved.
How can you help?
INVITE guests to EPIC tours. EPIC tours are one hour
When you Donate to MacDonald Training Center, your
overviews of our services held twice each month. They
gift of support helps empower people with disabilities to
develop referral contacts and help to expand our circle
lead the lives they choose.
of involvement and giving! Check website for dates and
to confirm attendance.
You can select to give a gift once a year or you may
make convenient monthly contributions by check, credit
VOLUNTEER for special events; provide direct services
card or through our secure on line donation page on our
in our Computer Lab; Fitness Center; Fine Arts Studio; or
website. Donations can be made in a variety of ways:
Music Studio and Job Club.

Directly sponsor services for individuals who
cannot pay for vital services themselves,
through a donation to the Robert Chase Memorial Fund. This fund is increasingly important in
light of continued cut backs in funding for people with disabilities.

Sponsor a specialty service—fully or partially—
such as the Computer Lab, Music Studio, Fitness
Center, MTC Fine Arts Studio, or Job Club.

Donate to the MTC Foundation through an
endowment, planned gift or bequest. The MTC
Foundation provides resources to support the
ongoing mission of MacDonald Training Center.

Donate in-kind gifts like property, equipment,
training materials, art supplies, etc.
PROVIDE pro bono professional services, such as…
graphic design; printing; legal advice; financial advice;
real estate advice; marketing/PR, social networking and
management advice.
SERVE on the Board of Directors, on a Board Committee,
on the Business Advisory Council, Legal Advocacy Team
or the Arts Advisory Council. Join an MTC Project Team,
such as strategic planning, capital campaign, etc.
PLANNED GIVING is a way for you to continue to make a
difference even after you are gone. A gift now or in the
future will help MTC continue its mission. Here are just a
few of the many options available:

Gifts of Stocks and Bonds
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Sponsor or underwrite our special events, such
as The Feast of St. Joseph or Shattering Barriers.
Wills and Bequests
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Charitable Remainder Trusts
Hold fundraisers on behalf of MTC at your
home, office or social organization.

Charitable Lead Trusts

Hold an event in the MTC Fine Arts Gallery for
your social or professional network.

Gifts of Life Insurance

Gift Annuities
MacDonald Training Center, Inc. is a private, not-for-profit
organization, incorporated by the State of Florida in 1955 and
Make a donation today
designated by the Internal Revenue Service as exempt from
through our secure web-site:
www.macdonaldcenter.org
federal income tax under the provisions of Sections 501 (c)(3)
and 509 (a)(1) of the Internal Revenue code.
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Special Thanks to
Our Donors & Partners
$100,000 and Up
$1,000 to $1,999
United Way of Tampa Bay
Accu-Shred
$10,00 to $99,999
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong
Community Foundation of Tampa Bay
The Joy McCann Foundation
Mr. Judd Middlebrooke
The Saunders Foundation
Tampa Greyhound Track
The Mabel & Ellsworth Simmons
Foundation
The Walter Foundation
$ 5,000 to $9,999
Mr. Bob Basham
Housing by St. Laurence, Inc.
MacDonald Parents Group
Oasis Outsourcing
Publix Supermarket Charities
Mr. Robert Shapiro
Shumaker, Loop & Kendrick, LLP
$2,000 to $4,999
Mr. & Mrs. George M. Adams, Jr.
The Bank of Tampa
Mrs. Marie Hyman
Gray Robinson, Attorneys at Law
Mr. Dana L. Shires, Jr.
Shutts & Bowen LLP
Tampa Bay Public Safety Charity, Inc.
USAA Foundation
Whole Foods Market
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Mr. Michael Diaz
Mr. Jay Calhoun
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Diaz Jr.
Mr. Jack Campo
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Ferguson
Danker-Basham Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Kelly Figley
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dearolf
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Fleischer
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Exharos
Florida Investment Advisers
Mr. Jim Freyvogel
Ms. Alina Gabbard
Give With Liberty Employee Donations Geyen Group South, Inc.
Mr. Casmiro Gonzmart
The Honorable Richard Glorioso
Mr. Mac Greco, Jr.
Ms. Jill Goldsmith
Mr. & Mrs. John Houghtaling
Ms. Elizabeth Greenoe
Mr. Marvin Kurtz
Mr. Jack Gutman
Lykes Insurance
Mr. Steve Hengel
Mr. & Mrs. Bryan McDonald
Mr. Jeff Hicks
New Creation Outreach Inc.
Mr. Scott Isabel
New York Life Foundation
Mr. Paul Kelly
Ms. Sylvia Parker
Knights of Columbus
Mr. Charles Penner
Law Office of W. Dale Gabbard.
Poppell Insurance Company
Mr. Bennie Lazzara
Raphael Foundation, Inc.
LLCDR & Mrs. John Lehmann
Roche Surety, Inc.
Lewis, Birch & Ricardo, P.A.
Mr. Mark Rodriguez
Ms. Wendy McAleese
Silver Dollar Saloon
Mechanik Nuccio Hearne & Wester
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sparkman
Mr. Robert Mogyorosy
Stearns Weaver Miller, et al.
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Moya
Ms. Tish West
North Bay Moose Lodge #2373
Mr. David Wood
Push America
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Wood
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$500 to $999
Ms. Christie Addison
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Ms. Betty Beauchaine
The Honorable Bob Buckhorn
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DeBartolo Family Foundation
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Mr. & Mrs. Rick Russo
Ms. Linda Schatz
SIS Packaging
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Ta Ta Tea, Inc.
The Rotary Club of Tampa Bay
Mr. H. Randolf Valdez
Mr. & Mrs. Larry Whitman
Mr. Robert Wilkin
Wyndham Tampa Westshore
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$250-499
Mr. Ron Rotella
Mr. Bennett
Mr. Lee Bonta
Ms. Kathleen M. Sanchez
Ms. Marie Cusmano
Ms. Michelle Cryr
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Borgia
Mr. William L. Bozeman
Mr. Lee Roy Selmon
Ms. Peggy Daubar
Mr. Aaron Silberman
Pat Council
Mr. Robert Delgado
Ms. Tiffany DiTorio
Mr. Lonnie Simpson
Diversified Lifting
Ms. Patricia Spears
Systems, Inc.
The Edwards Partnership Inc. Mr. Bill Dodson
The Fries Group DBA Hiregy Mr. Scott Dollar
Mr. Alfonso Dato
Ms. Katherine Trott
Data-Tech
Ms. Fran Davin
Ms. Martha Tunno
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Ms. Mayme Vogt
Mr. Anthony Diaz
Mr. Rob Wallace
Ms. Tina Dunsford
Walmart
Mr. Brian Erickson
Ms. Mary Figg
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Mr. Tom Zoffinger
Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Fischer
$100-249
Ms. Linda Fleming
AAMCO
Mr. Michael Addison
Ms. Jean Amuso
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Mr. & Mrs. Keith Ankron
Ms. Vivian Arenas-Battle
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Bank of America United Way
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BBI Produce, Inc.
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Mr. & Mrs. Steve Brockman
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Calhoun Collister & Parham Inc. Ms. Susan Haubenstock
Cameron
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Mr. J. Richard Caskey
Mr. Paul Flynn
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Mr. Drew Graham
Ms. Sally Harris
Mr. R. Allen Higbee
Mr. Russ Hostetler
Jana Partners LLC
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Ms. Adrienne Kimball
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Mr. John Loper
Mr. Stephen Martin
Mr. Roderick Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. Bob McDarby
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New York Yankees Tampa Fd, Inc.
Mr. Michael Patierno
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Mr. Gary Pike
Proshred Security
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Reeves Import Motorcars
Verizon Foundation
Clark Construction Group, LLC
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The Honorable Pam Iorio
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Kiwanis Division 14
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Mr. Blake Gaylord
Mr. Mike Menes
Mr. David Gemunder
Mr. Andrew Messina
Ms. Fawn Germer
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Glasure Group Inc.
Mr. Scott Middlebrooks
Greater Tampa Assoc.
Mr. Curtis Miller
Realtors
Minaret Realty
Mr. Raymond Grill
Mr. Richard Mockler
Ms. Deborah Grundel
Mr. Leland Moree
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Mr. Lee Nelson
New Tampa Chamber of Commerce
MTC
Thanks our Donors
for their generous gifts
in support of our mission
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Weappreciateour Donors
On behalf of the individuals we are privileged to serve,
we thank you and look forward to another great year!
Ms. Josie Noto
Ms. Daphne Thomas
Ms. Brenda Dohring Hicks
Mr. Anthony Noto
Three Star Farms, Inc.
Ms. Alexandra Ellison
Mr. Wit Ostrenko
Truist Foundation
Ms. Debra Evenson
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Otto
Mr. Phil Walters
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Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Perrone
Mr. Robert Waltuch
Ms. Brigitte Ferdinandsen
Mr. Frances Perrone
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Mr. Gaston Fernandez
Pexco Produce Sales
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Mr. Jeffrey Gad
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Grimail Crawford, Inc.
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Mr. John Ranon
Your Family Jeweler
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Mr. & Mrs. Jack Novoselski
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$50 to $99
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Rough Riders, Inc
Mr. Josh Anderson
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RS Sales Inc.
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Mr. Marc Bloom
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Mr. John Shaw
P.A. Bowdoin
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Mr. Dean Snyder
Mr. Charles Callahan
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Spartan Oil Company, Inc.
Mr. John Caporice
Mr. Joseph Mastropaolo
Speedline Athletic Wear
Mr. William Carlson
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Strawberry Ranch, Inc.
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Suncoast for Kids Foundation Ms. Candace Cusseaux
Sydney Farms, Inc.
Mr. Jeff Talbott
Ms. Jeanne Davison
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Tampa Tile Center
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Mr. Dean DiRose
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Plant City High School
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Publix Super Markets, Inc.
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United Way of Delaware
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Ms. Kim Hernandez Vance
Mr. Jose Vivero
Ms. Linda Vizzi
Mr. Ron Weaver
Mr. Joe Wright
Ms. Laura Wyatt
Ms. Ann Yarnell
We apologize in advance for all inadvertent omissions or misspellings contained in this donor list.
Special Thank s toour In-Kind Donors
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Volunteers make the impossible possible
AAA Auto Club South
Accu-Shred
ANEW
Apple Blossoms Floral Design
Mr. Andrew Arena
Mr. Sammy Arena
Athletes Who Care
Bayside Medical Supply Co.
Mr. Bryan Bero
Jesuit Honor Society
Ms. Adrienne Blanchard
Joey’s Italian Ice
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Mr. Lee Jenkin
Ms. Jennifer Bradford
Mr. Gary Kyle
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Brockman
Mr. William Lambert
Busch Gardens
La Segunda Central Bakery
Cabot Creamery Cooperative
Lend A Hand Volunteers
Carlton Fields Attorneys at Law
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Ms. Kelly Lightbourn
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Lykes Insurance
Ms. Amy Cason
Mr. Brandon Marshall
Caspers Company/McDonald's
Checkers Drive-In Restaurants, Inc. Ms. Deanna Marshall
Many thanks to all of our friends and community
Mr. & Mrs. Fermin Martin
partners who gave of themselves so generously...
Coca-Cola
Ms.
Pam
McKee
Coiffeur Inga
We could not do what we do without you!
Ms. Karen McKinney
Ms. Martha Connell
Melting Pot
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Minuteman Press
Datz Deli
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Tampa General Hospital
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Target
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Timacuan Golf Club
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Tonertype
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Ocean Imports LLC
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Patel Conservatory
Van Dyke United Methodist Church
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Flowers to Eat
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Pepin Distributing Company
Ms. Carol Forshay
Vigo Importing Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Perdue
Frames N Things
USF Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement
Mr. Angel Perez
Mr. Jim Freyvogel
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Puff 'n Stuff Catering
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Waste Management of Tampa
Republic National Distribution
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Mr. Dale Whittenberg
Romano's Macaroni Grill
Housewife Bake Shop
Whole Foods Market
Mr. David Rossman
Innovative Cleaning Services
Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla
Sam Ash Music Stores
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Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
Mr. Clark Smith
Zen Zen Wines USA
MTC Team Members
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Ms. Sheila Gooden
Mr. Daniel Acheson
Ms. Johanna Goynes
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Volunteer Spotlight:
Mr. Tom Moylan
Ms. Thea Mull
Mr. Michael Newson
Ms. Mylinh Nguyen
Ms. Dorothy Nichols
Ms. Jacqueline Olson
Mr. Felipe Palacios
Ms. Linda Pulver
Mr. Johnny Quartermon
Mr. Jan Radovan
Mr. James Reed
Ms. Edie Rhea
Ms. Sharon Robson
Ms. Luz Rolondiaz
Ms. Maritza Roman
Ms. Nelly Rosario
Mr. John Ruthstrom
Ms. Vilma Sanchez
Ms. Kathy Satterlee
Ms. Narcissa Scott
Ms. Gidget Shear
Ms. Phyllis SimpkinsJames
Ms. Annie Smith
Ms. Mercedes Smith
Chris Perdue
Chris Perdue has been leading
MTC’s Music Empowerment Studio in Tampa since November
2010.
She donated her childhood piano
and found that we had no way to
utilize it. Chris has been volunteering her time and coming
every week since, instructing in
song, dance and whatever else is
needed. She and her husband,
Skip, are faithful volunteers and
always there when we need a
helping hand or a friend.
Ms. Brenda Thompson
Mr. Dave Thompson
Ms. Shirlen Thompson
Ms. Pit Ling Tjay
Ms. Sharon Triplett
Ms. Cindy Tutko
Ms. Deane Viers
Mr. Jackie Walker
Ms. Rachel Smith
Ms. Margaret Walker
Ms. Adelisa Soto
Ms. Elsje Watson
Ms. Robin Spencer
Ms. Theresa Wells
Ms April Stokes
Ms. Cathy Wester
Ms. Latara Taylor
Ms, Krista Wright
Ms. Marina Tesla
Ms. Sonia Wright
Ms. Sojia Thach
Ms. Shantia Zimmerman
Ms. Jamie Zorn
Your Support of MTC’s Mission is vitally important.
Please help to maintain the high quality, innovative services MTC
proudly provides.
Make a donation today
through our secure web-site: www.macdonaldcenter.org
Through the support of caring individuals we shall remain steadfast in our mission
“To Empower People With Disabilities to Lead the Lives
They Choose.”
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About the Artist
Chris McDarby is a very independent
man. He lives in his own condo, which
he owns. He works at a Walgreens drugstore, at a job he has had for six years.
(He enjoys scanning items for customers
the most!) He has a long term girlfriend.
(They met in middle school and have
been dating steadily since high school).
And he is developing quite a following
as an emerging artist developing his
skills in the MTC Fine Arts Studios located at James Ranch in Plant City.
Chris is the first to say that his artistic
talent was undiscovered before he came
under the tutelage of MTC Fine Arts Instructor, Jan Radovan.
At his own request, Chris recently addressed people gathered at a reception
in our new art gallery. He wrote and
typed his speech which he delivered
movingly. After thanking Jan and MTC,
Chris said, “Before, I thought of art as
something to look at…Now it is something I can do.” Those in the audience
may have left that evening thinking that
there does not seem to be much that
Chris cannot do!
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Cover Artist Chris McDarby
“ Before,
art was just something to look at…
Now it is something I can
do….” Chris McDarby
Chris’ family joins in showing their
appreciation to MTC for bringing out
this hidden talent in their son.
“At first I was a little skeptic, when
people kept saying he was so good.
Then I remembered how artistic my
husband’s mother was.” says Chris’
mother, Val McDarby. She also says
that he is more like her other children than he is different. That Chris
has challenges, is a fact in his life,
but clearly not the defining one.
Upcoming MTC Events
“ SHATTERING BARRIERS ”
An Inspirational Luncheon
MTC FINE ARTS GALLERY
EXHIBITS & EVENTS
Upcoming Reception and Exhibit:
Wednesday September 26, 2012
June 7, 2012, 5pm-8pm
Tampa Marriott Westshore Hotel
12pm-1pm
For more information,
please visit the event section of our website:
www.macdonaldcenter.org
If interested in contributing through sponsorship or volunteering, please phone or email:
Rita Hattab
Director of Development
[email protected]
813-870-1300, ext. 252
[email protected]
Original art is available for purchase at all exhibits, at our
Cypress St. location, and by commission.
The MTC Fine Arts Gallery is open Monday through Friday
from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm.
Promotional items are available for purchase online
through the Café Press and Fine Art America websites.
To locate the items, simply type these links into your
browser: www.cafepress.com/macdonaldcenter or
www.fineartamerica.com/profiles/macdonaldtraining-center-fine-arts-studios
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Please check the Fine Art Studios webpage on the
website for information about upcoming exhibits.
www.macdonaldcenter.org
MacDonald Training Center 5420 West Cypress Street Tampa, Florida 33607
2902 N. Cork Road, Plant City, Florida 33565
Telephone: 813.870.1300 Tampa 813 752-6508 Plant City Fax: 813.872.6010 www.macdonaldcenter.org
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