PathStone Annual Report 2014

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2 0 1 4 A N N U A L R E P O RT
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2014 INFORME ANUAL
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DESIGNER: MillRace Design Associates
EDITOR: Kelsey Delmotte
PUBLISHER: PathStone Corporation
ISSUE DATE: September 2015
ISSUE NO: 1
The PathStone Annual Report is a periodical
published once a year by PathStone Corporation,
400 East Ave., Rochester, N.Y. 14607.
El Informe Anual PathStone es un periódico
publicado una vez al año por PathStone Corporation,
400 East Ave., Rochester, NY 14607.
EDICIÓN N º: 1
FECHA DE EMISIÓN: Setiembre 2015
EDITOR: PathStone Corporación
EDITOR LITERARIO: Kelsey Delmotte
DISEÑADOR: MillRace Design Associates
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FastFacts
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38,164 Participants served, benefiting 70,863 family members
Child and Family Development
Services
Property Management/
Resident Services
71%
57% Female , 43% Male
GENDER
AGE
Female , 29% Male
100% 15 and younger
ETHNICITY
Training and Employment
GENDER
47%
AGE
AGE
28% 15 and younger,
5% 16-21, 22% 22-44,
15% 45-54, 30% 55 and older
ETHNICITY
41% White, 34% Black,
25% Hispanic,<1% Asian,
<1% Native American
2014
53% Hispanic, 45% White,
2% Black
GENDER
Female , 53% Male
8% 16-21, 43% 22-44,
12% 45-54, 37% 55 and older
ETHNICITY
57% Hispanic, 24% White,
19% Black
Section 8
GENDER
88% Female , 12% Male
AGE
11% 18-29, 26% 30-39,
20% 40-49, 18% 50-59,
13% 60-69, 8% 70-79,
4% 80+
ETHNICITY
46% White, 38% Black,
15% Hispanic, <1% Asian,
<1% American Indian/Native
Alaskan, <1% Native
Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander
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A N N U A L R E P O RT 2 0 1 4
Administrative Offices
PRESIDENT/CEO
Stuart J. Mitchell
Chief Executive Officer
400 East Avenue, Rochester, NY 14607
[email protected]
(585) 340-3368
FINANCE
Kevin Ryck
Chief Financial Officer
[email protected]
(585) 340-3364
HUMAN RESOURCES
Anne R. Babcock-Stiner, Esq.
General Counsel & Sr. Vice President of
Human Resources
[email protected]
(585) 340-3367
DIRECT SERVICES
Jeffrey Lewis
Sr. Vice President for Direct Services
New York, Ohio, Vermont, Puerto Rico
[email protected]
(585) 340-3365
DIRECT SERVICES
B. Kay Washington
Sr. Vice President for Direct Services
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia
1625 North Front St., Harrisburg, PA 17102
[email protected]
(717) 234-6616
HOUSING SERVICES
Monica C. McCullough, Esq.
Sr. Vice President for Housing
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Puerto Rico
7 Prince Street, Rochester, NY 14607
[email protected]
(585) 340-3306
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Kathryn Bryan
Sr. Vice President for Property Management
New York, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Ohio
6 Prince Street, Rochester, NY 14607
[email protected]
(585) 546-6340 x304
PathStone
OU R M I S S I O N :
PathStone builds family and
individual self-sufficiency by
strengthening farmworker, rural and
urban communities. PathStone
promotes social justice through
programs and advocacy.
P
AT H S T O N E is a visionary,
diverse organization empowering
individuals, families and
communities to attain economic and
social resources for
building better lives.
Service Area
Puerto Rico
Vermont
New York
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New Jersey
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A Message
“W
e know we do
our best work when
we demonstrate our
untiring commitment
to maintaining “Habits
of Excellence.”
”
S T U A RT J . M I T C H E L L
President & CEO
F RO M T H E
B OA R D C H A I R
A RISTOTLE SAID,
“W E ARE WHAT WE
REPEATEDLY DO.
E XCELLENCE THEN, IS
NOT AN ACT, BUT A
HABIT.” We present PathStone’s 2014
Annual Report as a testament of our efforts
to accomplish our “Habits of Excellence” in
our work to assist participants in achieving
economic self-sufficiency. We know we do
our best work when we demonstrate our
untiring commitment to maintaining “Habits
of Excellence.”
We are often inspired by the courageous
decisions our participants make in order to
develop and sustain their “Habits of
Excellence.” Our participants, very often,
demonstrate extraordinary commitment,
resolve and grit as they boldly venture into
unknown and often very frightening arenas
in order to take advantage of opportunities.
We have included a few stories of
participants who have combined their
commitment to “Habits of Excellence” with
an untiring resolve. These success stories
demonstrate that striving for excellence can
become routine and customary.
AND
PRESIDENT & CEO
OF
In 2014, each of our lines of business
demonstrated growth in resources and
services provided. We have explored and
taken advantage of several new programs
that have delivered important new services
to low income families living in the
communities in which we work. For
example, our Training and Employment line
of business added a new program called
the Face Forward 2 program, geared
toward youth, which provides youth who
have been impacted by the justice system
with an alternative to incarceration.
P AT H S T O N E
We invite you to join us in our ongoing
effort to sustain our “Habits of Excellence.”
We humbly and courageously accept our
leadership responsibility to ensure that every
decision will be a building block for our
foundation of excellence.
Stuart J. Mitchell, President & CEO
Mark St. John, Chair, Board of Directors
We focused considerable effort to assess
our organizational and staff leadership
structure. We combined housing services
under one division and organized our
participant services from three into two
collaborative divisions. We created a
corporate-wide data management and
reporting system that will provide critical
program performance data to the Board of
Directors and leadership staff. Our 2015 –
2020 strategic plan is built on the
foundation of our 2014 measures of
success as highlighted in this annual report.
M A R K S T. J O H N
Chair, Board of Directors
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Adult Training & Employment
P ERLEY
J EROME was recruited into
When
the PathStone Training and
Employment Program, he was
desperate to get out of the
situation that he felt was
holding him down. He had
been working on the same
farm for seven years and still
sleeping in the same room
and bed where his wife died
two years prior. Due to his
inability to read and no other
employment skills, farming
appeared to be his only option. Every conversation he had with his case manager ended
with, “I’ve got to get out of there.”
PathStone staff completed his assessments and began to seek alternatives to his housing,
while referring him to Vermont Adult Literacy training to assist him with learning to read.
Staff provided him with vouchers for transportation, food and helped him open a bank
account. Through Job Readiness Training with PX2 (Extreme Excellence mind-set change)
training, staff worked with Perley to build a resume, prepared him for employment
outside of farm work and job interviews. Through case management, intensive individual
counseling and supportive service referrals, staff was able to find suitable housing and
assist with rent. PathStone NFJP (National Farmworker Jobs Program) assisted Perley with
car repairs so he had transportation to get to work, since there is no mass transportation
in the area. Perley now works at G-Stone Motors in Middlebury, Vermont as a mechanic
making $12.00 per hour.
S E RV I C E S
Skills assessment
Career exploration
Job training
Job placement and retention
Services offered in New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Vermont
and Virginia
D ATA
3,483 People enrolled in programs
877 People placed in jobs
Youth Education & Training
T
V
RACEY O is currently a senior at Upper Merion High School. Tracey came to
the PathStone Montgomery County Youth Empowerment Program hoping for another
chance to get her life back on track in hopes of having a brighter future. Tracey was
born with a neurological disorder and has overcome many obstacles to achieve success.
Within the first three months of being enrolled and with the support and assistance from
her PathStone Workforce Development Associate, Tracey has completed and has
become certified in both Microsoft Digital Literacy and Customer Service & Sales
Certification under the National Retail Federation.
In conjunction to being enrolled in the
Youth Empowerment Program, Tracey
has also enrolled in the Positive
Directions program that is affiliated and
sponsored by the Montgomery County
Community College. Tracey has been
accepted into numerous colleges and is
researching where will be the best match
for her. Recently, Tracey was accepted
into Jobs 1st Internship and will work with
the IT department in Montgomery
County. She continues to make great
progress each and every day.
S E RV I C E S
Assertiveness, communications and
leadership skills workshops
Job training
D ATA
95 Youth placed
82 Youth trained with 71credentials
High school equivalency diploma courses
(GED)
Tutoring, mentoring and drop-out
prevention
Family-based prevention programs
Services offered in Ohio and Pennsylvania
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Child & Family Development
C AYDEN C AMPOMIZZI
S E RV I C E S
Assist children to mature socially,
emotionally, educationally and nutritionally
Prepare all children for School Readiness
Provide Family Engagement activities
that strengthen families well-being and
self sufficiency
Full-day child care provided at Head Start
and Pre-K Counts classrooms
Distribute free books and literacy
information to parents
Provide nutritious meals to children
Services offered in New Jersey and
Pennsylvania
is four years old and in his second year of
Head Start. Since the beginning of the
school year, Cayden has worked very hard
along with his teachers to further develop
his speaking skills. He improved from one
word responses and the use of sign
language to two to three word sentences!
Although some conversations are still
difficult to understand, Cayden now knows
he can point to items to aid others in
understanding him. Cayden was very quiet
and shy in the beginning of the year; he
now enjoys socializing with adults and
children in the classroom and is often
seen helping others. He also likes to listen
to stories during circle time and answer
questions, two things he struggled with at
first. Cayden has also improved writing
and spelling his first name which will be
essential for his success in Kindergarten.
Other skills that have improved over the
year are identifying colors, shapes,
counting and identifying numbers 0-10,
drawing a person, and identifying most
letters of the alphabet. Cayden is a very
curious child and enjoys observing and
exploring his environment. He will ask
“why?” if he wants more information and
uses that information to process new
ideas. Cayden’s smile has brought much
happiness to the classroom. Because of
Head Start, Cayden will bring happiness
to many more as he moves on to
Kindergarten.
D ATA
635 Children served in Migrant and
Regional Head Start programs
100 Children served in Early Head
Start programs
Housing Assistance Services
K ATHERINE
ROBLES , a talented
singer, became a Section 8
participant in Dutchess County
in 2009. She married her
partner, Raul Perez, a man
with an interest in auto
mechanics, shortly after. They
set goals for the family of
attaining certifications, paying
off debt, starting their own
business and buying a home
back in 2010 when Katherine
enrolled in the Section 8
Family Self-Sufficiency
Program. Over five years they
worked steadily towards
achieving all of those goals.
They now operate their own
Auto Shop, a family business
where both Katherine and
Raul work full time. They
participated in Financial Literacy workshops, Homeownership workshops and the First
Time Homebuyers club. They graduated from the Family Self-sufficiency Program in
June 2015 and are using their earned escrow funds towards the down payment on
their first home!
D ATA
S E RV I C E S
5,341 Combined number of families
Landlord/tenant conflict resolution and
counseling
17 Graduates completed 5-year contract
for Section 8 Family Self Sufficiency
Program
Relocation assistance
served by Section 8 Housing Choice
Voucher Program and Project Based
Voucher Program
77 Section 8 First Time Home Owners,
64 of which are Family Self Sufficiency
Program participants
Family rental assistance
Family unification services
Services offered in New York
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Real Estate Development
Clockwise from upper left:
Long Pond Apartments
Enriched Senior Housing
Rochester, NY
54 Units
West Broadway Villas
Affordable Family Rental
Monticello, NY
42 Units
Portal de San Germán
Affordable Family Rental
San Germán, PR
56 Units
S E RV I C E S
Development and acquisition of affordable
rental housing for families, farmworkers,
seniors and special needs populations
Affordable single family for-sale home
construction
Services offered in Indiana, New York,
Pennsylvania and Puerto Rico
D ATA
513 Newly constructed affordable
housing units
42 Affordable housing units acquired or
preserved
$56,611,619 invested in
affordable housing development
610 Manufactured homes preserved
through resident ownership since program
inception
Property Management
L
C
OYDA HINA is a wife and mother of three. She came to the PathStone family
through Rochester Works and the DHS Work Experience Program. As a beneficiary of
public assistance, she was required to do 30 hours per week. Despite hurdles, she
managed to come to work every week and complete her hours and do more than was
asked. In her first few days at the reception desk, Loyda took care of any concerns that
our residents had, such as receiving rent
payments, work orders, complaints,
filing, phone calls and more. Loyda was
the first person to arrive at the office at
Pinnacle Apartments. She came to work
with a wonderful smile, great attitude
and was ready to work and learn new
systems. She not only assisted the
Management Office, she also assisted
the Resident Services Office, and the
Security and Maintenance Departments.
She was strongly recommended for a
position in one of our properties and was
hired in an instant, due to her hard work
and the ethic she demonstrated during
her time at Pinnacle Apartments.
Loyda is currently working as a Property
Manager. PathStone helped her achieve
one of her goals, to be financially
independent and to be able to provide for
her family. She was recently approved for
housing in one of our properties and will
soon be purchasing a car.
D ATA
7,108 Number of residents
73 Number of locations
2,957 Total Number of units:
1,397 Elderly
68 Farmworker housing
114 Special needs
1,378 Family units
$2,166,634 Total Property
Taxes paid
S E RV I C E S
Management of PathStone and affiliate
properties including housing for seniors,
families, farmworkers and people with
disabilities
Services offered in New York, Ohio and
Pennsylvania
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Housing Rehabilitation and Energy Services
JACK AND ANGELA NORTHRUP own an 1850’s house in Canandaigua,
NY. Rising home heating bills and cold sections of the house led the Northrups to seek
assistance through the PathStone Home and Energy Improvement Program. This
program matches City of Canandaigua funds with our New York State Energy Research
and Development Authority (NYSERDA)funded Green Jobs-Green New York
Program to support home rehabilitation
and energy improvements for lower
income families. The Northrups had a
home energy audit which showed that
some furnace ducts were disconnected,
insulation was missing and there were
several gas leaks in the basement. A
PathStone rehabilitation inspection
revealed other critical needs in the
home. The Northrups decided to have
their home insulated, ductwork fixed,
new electrical and water services
installed and gutters repaired. “This is
the first year we haven’t had to use a
space heater in our bedroom,” said
Angela Northrup. “Our electric bills
have been cut in half and our gas bills
are drastically reduced.”
S E RV I C E S
Provides free and low cost home repair
services such as structural or mechanical
repairs, energy conservation upgrades,
lead-based paint remediation, and access
upgrades for seniors and persons with
disabilities
Improves housing conditions, addresses
health and safety issues and reduces home
energy consumption through grants and
low-interest loans
Services offered in Indiana and New York
D ATA
26 Housing Units Rehabilitated
$789,669 Housing Rehabilitation
investment
351 Weatherization &
Energy Services units
$689,432 Weatherization & Energy
Services investment
333 Housing units repaired
Housing Counseling
R EBECCA wanted to
purchase a home for herself
and her three children and
wished to get her finances
prepared. Our PathStone
office in Chambersburg , PA
was able to provide her with
loan options and
corresponding financial
advice. Rebecca began tidying
up her credit score, solidifying
her income, and gathering
documentation that would be
needed in the underwriting
process. Several months later,
she was prepared and went to
a conventional local bank, one
she had banked with for close
to a decade, and was turned
down for a traditional loan. Rebecca then sought out PathStone and was given the
option of applying for a rural USDA loan. Rebecca completed our First Time
Homebuyers workshop and began the loan process. PathStone was readily available to
answer her questions and speak on her behalf with USDA representatives. Rebecca
moved into her home, and her family now benefits from financial stability of
homeownership, has enough room for all three children, and has an enclosed back
yard for the children to safely play in.
D ATA
S E RV I C E S
662 Number of individuals graduating
First-time homebuyer education and
counseling
on their first home
Foreclosure prevention
from Homebuyer Education
310 Number of families closing
880 Individuals receiving foreclosure
prevention counseling
248 Number of homes preserved from
foreclosure prevention counseling
1,540 Number of individuals completed
rental counseling workshops
Financial education
Rental counseling
Services offered in Indiana, New York,
Pennsylvania and Puerto Rico
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Resident Services & Supportive Housing
E
LENA was born in Munich,
Germany and moved to the
United States at a young age.
She graduated from the Eastman
School of Music in Rochester, NY,
earning her Ph.D. in Musicology
with a dream of one day
becoming a concert pianist.
Elena worked on her music for
many years, though in the end,
her hands were too small to be a
concert pianist. Following this, Elena began to drink heavily which led her to a downward
spiral. Eventually she lost everything including her home and her beloved grand piano.
One day, Elena walked through the doors of Sojourner House. There, she worked hard on
her sobriety, self-esteem, and her recovery. She remained at Sojourner House for six
months while rebuilding her life and regaining the skills necessary to lead a productive and
independent life. She was able to secure a permanent apartment within the City of
Rochester.
On Elena’s last day at Sojourner House, she played the piano again for the first time in
12 years.
Soon after moving to her new apartment, a wonderful Sojourner House volunteer donated
a keyboard for Elena.
S E RV I C E S
Individualized counseling and life skills
Education and enrichment programs for
adults and children
Domestic Violence services
Elena now lives independently, has
maintained sobriety, has a life full of
music, and was recently elected to serve
on the Sojourner House at PathStone
Board of Directors.
Supportive housing for families
D ATA
Referrals to area agencies
services
Safe housing for victims of domestic violence
Community and leadership development
for tenants
Community organizing, advocacy and
civic engagement
Services offered in New York
3,859 Number of participants receiving
152 Number of residents actively
engaged in community improvement work
161 Number of supportive housing units
37 Women who were victims of
domestic violence and their children
received emergency shelter services
Economic Development
TK
F LOORING
I NC .
is a Rochester-based
startup flooring
company that came to
PathStone Enterprise
Center when the
owner, Mr. Thoue
Kongmany, decided to
strike out on his own
after working as a
crew foreman for a
large established
flooring company for
several years. Because of the startup status and competitive nature of the business,
the Enterprise Center loan committee was reluctant to make a loan to TK and initially
turned him down, but offered him a chance to come back if he was able to provide his
list of pending contracts and better financial data. Mr. Kongmany came back, and the
loan committee approved him for $10,000 and soon an additional $10,000 and
$25,000. Each time, Mr. Kongmany heard the concerns of the loan committee and
adjusted his business practices accordingly. He has now been approved for a $100,000
loan based on the 11 contracts he has been awarded and is talking with a community
bank about a line of credit once he has been in business for enough time to meet their
underwriting standards.
D ATA
35 Number of loans closed
$2,265,000 Dollar value of loans
closed
$3,896,100 Dollar value of loans
currently in the portfolio
1.17% Default rate
S E RV I C E S
Originates micro business loans and small
business loans
Assists with financing for New Market Tax
Credit deals
Technical assistance to small business
owners and start-ups
Microenterprise training programs
Business skills training
Services offered in New York and
Puerto Rico
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Emergency & Supportive Services
A MY is a 30-year-old,
single custodial mother of a
3 year old boy, who was
receiving Reach-Up (which
helps families with children by
providing cash assistance for
basic needs and services)
when she applied to
PathStone’s Training and
Employment program in
Vermont. Amy’s PathStone
Case Manager did some
counseling and brain
storming with Amy, including
assessments, transferable
skills and interest profiling.
She was also taking two courses in early childhood education at the community college
to add to the credits she already had towards a degree. Amy decided that she wanted to
become a Para-educator in Early Childhood Education. Amy continued to work in an
after school program, and with PathStone’s assistance, she began a Para-pro training
program designed to help people succeed on the Para-pro certification examination.
While attending classes, her automobile ceased working, and then she was forced to
move out of her apartment in the middle of winter. Amy persevered through these
difficulties and, with financial assistance from PathStone, her vehicle was repaired. As
soon as she found a new place, PathStone assisted her by paying her first month’s rent,
and as she got settled, she completed the Para-pro readiness course. At this time Amy
began getting called in as a substitute teacher for the Orleans Supervisory Union. When
she had another problem with her vehicle, she used a friend’s car to keep everything
running, and in February found a vehicle of her own. Amy had put taking the Para-pro
exam on hold, as she had to deal with these life events, as well as maintaining her
grades and completing her homework and assignments for college. Amy found
employment with the City of Newport
Board of Education as an instructor.
D ATA
S E RV I C E S
Emergency food and lodging for
farmworkers and other families in need
Services offered in Indiana, New Jersey,
New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico
and Vermont
1,781 Farmworker and Low-Income
households received Emergency and
Supportive Services
1,387 Farmworker and Low-Income
households received Emergency
Food Services
394 Individuals were served with
emergency farmworker housing funds
Health & Safety
PathStone’s Women’s Issues Now (WIN) Program in Albion, NY provides emergency
shelter and supportive services to survivors of domestic violence. ANE *, a
farmworker residing in Orleans County, entered into PathStone’s Safe Dwelling with
her two children. One of the challenges that Jane faced in making her transition to
permanent housing was her immigrant status. PathStone staff referred Jane to the
Lawyers Project in Buffalo. Soon after Jane came into contact with her attorney she
was granted a temporary work visa. Jane was saddened by the manner in which she
remained in the US, because she knew the abuse she endured for so long was wrong
and against the law. Jane continues to live in Orleans County independent from her
abuser, and is still employed as a farmworker. She is happy with her children, in safe
permanent housing and learning English in hopes of finding a better job. Jane still has
contact with PathStone staff, and she is thankful that she sought help and for the
assistance she received. Most importantly, Jane and her children have a positive
outlook on the future!
J
*Name has been changed to protect identity.
S E RV I C E S
Occupational health and safety training for
farmworkers
D ATA
113 HIV-Infected Individuals were
enrolled into health care
75 HIV-Infected/Affected Households
received Short-Term Rental Assistance
44 HIV-Infected/Affected Households
received Long-Term Rental Assistance
Peer-delivered HIV prevention education
for at-risk populations
HIV counseling, testing and referral
Assist participants in accessing quality
health care services
HIV and STD education and prevention
programs
Rent and utility assistance for those
affected/infected by HIV/AIDS
Services offered in New Jersey, New York,
Ohio and Puerto Rico
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Contributions, Investments and Donations
PUBLIC FUNDING
FINANCIACIÓN
PÚBLICA
Federal
Internal Revenue Service
Senior Community Service
Employment Program
United States Department of
Agriculture
Agriculture Rural Development
Education
Energy
Health and Human Services
Housing and Urban
Development
Justice
Labor
United States Department of the
Treasury
Veterans Affairs
State
East Coast Migrant Head Start
New York State Department of
Health AIDS Institute
Labor
Social Services
State
New York State Energy Research
and Development Authority
New York State Homeless
Housing Assistance Corporation
New York State Homes and
Community Renewal
New York State Housing Finance
Agency
New York State Housing Trust
Fund Corp.
New York State Occupational
Safety and Health Hazard
Abatement Board
New York State Office of the
Attorney General
New York State Urban
Development Corporation
Ohio Community Services Block
Grant
Ohio Department of Labor
Ohio Department of Mental
Health and Addiction Services
Ohio Housing Finance Agency
Pennsylvania Department of
Education
Human Services
Labor
Pennsylvania Head Start
Association
Pennsylvania Housing Finance
Agency
Puerto Rico Department of Labor
State of New York Mortgage
Association
County
Adams County, PA
Chester County, PA
Cumberland County, PA
Genesee County, NY
Monroe County, NY
Montgomery County, PA
Orleans County, NY
Pocono County, PA
Wood County, OH
Local
Anderson, IN
Canandaigua, NY
Gettysburg, PA
Greece, NY
Irondequoit, NY
Muncie, IN
Rochester, NY
P R I VAT E F U N D I N G
FINANCIACIÓN
P R I VA D A
Corporations,
Non-Profits,
Religious Groups
45 East Fine Jewelers
A Different Point of View
A Gust of Sun Winery &
Vineyard
A.M. Colaruotolo
Accurate Accoustical, Inc.
Action For A Better Community
Adams Bell Adams, P.C.
Adirondack Sports Club LLC
AIIA Construction Company,
Inc.
Al Sigl Center
Alpha Chi Omega
Alternatives For Battered
Women, Inc.
American Association of
University Women
American Plumbing, Inc.
Andrew Consulting
Archonette Club of Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, Inc.
Archwood, Inc.
Argyle Grill
Assisi Institute
Association of Farmworker
Opportunity Programs
B & D Farms
B & L Wholesale Supply, Inc.
Bank of America
Bank of Castile
Baxter Health Care
Beaulac Associates, LLC
Berkeley Heating and Cooling,
Inc.
Bernunzio Uptown Music
Bibleway Healing Assembly
Bill Gray’s
Black & Blue Steak & Crab
Bluffton University
Boylan Code
Bridgewater Associates, LP
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Brite Computers, Inc.
Caine & Associates
Calvary Community Church
Canandaigua National Bank &
Trust*
Cardinal Lawn and Landscape
Catenary Construction Corp.
Century Liquor and Wines
Charles D’Amico High School
Chatham Financial Charitable
Gift Fund
Chatham Housing and
Development Corp.
Cherry Lawn Fruit Farms, LLC
Christa Construction
Church of the Resurrection
Citizens Bank
City Blue Imaging*
CMS
Community Services Council of
Madison County
Concord Electric Corporation
Conifer, LLC
Constance Mauro Studio and
Gallery
Cornell’s Jewelers
Country Neighbors Quilt Guil
Cultrara Associates
Cumberland Nurseries, L.L.C.
Dani Crino Photography
Darn Good Cookie Company
Davidson Fink, LLP
Davie Kaplan, CPA, P.C.
Diva Shoes Inc.
Dolls and Cents
Douglas Electric Co., Inc.
Doyle Security Systems, Inc.
Duke Company
Dyna-Mole of Rochester, LLC
East Avenue Liquor & Wine
Store
Ehrlich Pest Control
Eileen C. Semmler, CPA
Elmwood Dental Group
Empire Valuation Consultants
Enterprise Community Partners,
Inc.
ESL Federal Credit Union
Excellus BlueCross BlueShield
Exele Information Systems
F.M. Resources
Faith Temple Apostolic Church
Family Service Communities
Federal Home Loan Bank of
Indianapolis
Federal Home Loan Bank of
New York
Finger Lakes Beer Company,
LLC
First Congregational Church
First Merchants Bank N.A.
First Merit Bank
First Niagara
First Sterling
Flower City Fashionista
Flower City Glass
Flower City Management
Food Bank of Northeast NY
Foodlink
Fortis Management Group LLC
Foundation for Enhancing
Communities
Gallina Development
Corporation
Garth Fagan Dance
Glasow Simmons Architecture,
LLP
Glow Sunless Tanning Salon
Gordon, Chodak & Chapin,
CPA’s, P.C.
Granger Homestead and
Carriage Museum
Greater Rochester Health
Foundation
Greater Rochester Housing
Partnership
Gustavo Mason Construction,
Inc.
H.H. Dobbins & Son, LLC
Hampton Inn & Suites
Harris Seeds
Harter Secrest & Emery, LLP
Hartter Chiropractic
Henrietta Building Supplies, Inc.
Henry Isaacs Home Remodeling
Heveron & Company CPAs,
PLLC*
Hewlett Packard
Home Depot
Howl Le Luiah Groomers
HSBC
Hunt Country Vineyards
IBEW Local 86
Interior Moving Services Inc.*
Interstate Batteries of Rochester4021
J & G Squires Onions
J & R Specialties, Inc.
Jachles Imperial, LTD.
Jenny Nails
Jewish Community Federation
of Greater Rochester
John B. Martin & Sons Farms,
Inc.
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Junior League of Rochester, Inc.
KA&S Construction, LLC
KB Graphics, Inc.
Keith Trammel Creative
Portraiture
Ken’s Pizza Corner
KeyBank
Labor Ready
Laborer’s International Union of
NA Local 435
Lake Avenue Memorial Baptist
Church and Society
Lamb Farms
Landmark Group of Brighton,
Inc.
Leaf & Bean Coffee Co.
Leighton Design Group
LG Evans Construction, Inc.
Lisa’s Liquor Barn
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LISC
LMC Industrial Contractors, Inc.
Los Gatos Bed & Breakfast
M&T Bank
Macy’s
Marathon Development Group,
LTD.
Marie C. & Joseph C. Wilson
Foundation
Mario’s Italian Restaurant
Mary Magdalene Church
MAS Translation And Interpreter
Matthews and Fields Lumber
Company of Henrietta, Inc.
Medina Area Association of
Churches
Memorial Art Gallery
Mengel, Metzger, Barr & Co.,
LLP
Michael E. Wagner Enterprises,
Inc.
Michael R. Boccacino, Inc.
Midtown Athletic Club
MillRace Design Associates, LLC
Mitchell Joseph Agency
MP&SM
Muncie, IN Neighborhood
Improvement Program
N.H. Architecture P.C.
Nathaniel Development Corp.
Nathaniel General Contractors
National City Bank
National Council of Jewish
Women
National Council on Aging
National Equity Fund, Inc.
National Fuel Gas Company
Foundation
National Property Inspections
Nazareth Arts Center
Nazareth College School of
Management
NeighborWorks Rochester
NeighborWorks® America
New York State Fence, Inc.
North Coast Painting
Northwood Teachers
Association
Nouveau Wine and Spirits
Nova Fitness
Novak Media, LLC
Office of Head Start
Office of Multicultural Affairs
and Diversity Programs
Old National Bank Foundation
One Custom Clothiers
Open Face Sandwich Eatery
Orkin
OT Creations LTD
Our Lady of Lourdes
Overhead Door Co. of
Jamestown
Oxford Consulting, Inc.
Palmer Food Service
Panther Valley Women’s Club
Paris-Kirwan Associates, Inc.*
Patricia’s Fabric House
Paul H. Bush Associates, Inc.
Paychex, Inc.
Peace of Christ Parish
Penfield Sport & Fitness
People’s Pottery
Perinton Quilt Guild
Pierrepont Visual Graphics, Inc.
Pinnacle Wine & Liquor
Pittsford Tree & Landscape, Inc.
Pittsford Tree and Landscape
Posh Nail & Spa
Profeta, Inc.
Quality Carpets, Linoleum &
Design Center
Rainbow International
Red Osier Landmark Restaurant
Reen’s Bed & Breakfast
Relph Benefits Advisors
River View Farms
RJ Taylor General Contractors,
Inc.
Rochester Area Community
Foundation
Rochester Civic Garden Center
Rochester Contemporary Art
Center
Rochester Friends Meeting
Rochester Gas & Electric
Corporation*
Rochester Housing Authority
Rochester Museum & Science
Center
Rochester Philharmonic
Orchestra
Rochester West Indian Festival
Organization
Rochester Yoga Preschool
Rochester’s Cornerstone Group,
Ltd.
Rock Ventures
Ronald McDonald Children’s
Charities of Rochester
Roseland Waterpark
Rural & Migrant Ministry Inc.
Rural LISC
Rustic Village Apartments
Ryan Plumbing, Heating, Air
Conditioning, & Fire Protection
Salon Lidori
Salvatore’s Old Fashioned
Pizzeria
Santiago Burger Annechino, LLP
Schindler Elevator Corporation
Seabreeze Amusement Park
Seneca Park Zoo
Sherwin Williams Paint
Skanex Inc.
Small Business Council of
Rochester
Solar Nail Spa
South Wedge Planning
Committee
Spoleta Construction
Corporation
St. Louis Church of Pittsford
St. Thomas More/Our Lady
Queen of Peace Parish
Stanley Steemer of Rochester,
Inc.
Strands Hair Studio
Strathallan Hotel
Suburban Disposal Corp.
Susan B. Anthony House, Inc.
Swan Creek Landscaping
SWBR Architects, P.C.
Tambe Electric, Inc.
Tempro Development Company
The Enterprise Foundation
The Gap, Inc.
The Henry County Bank
The Little Theatre
The M&T Charitable Foundation
The Pelican Bay Group at
Morgan Stanley Wealth
Management
The Spa at La Bella
The Williams Law Firm, LLP
The Women’s Foundation of
Genesee Valley
Thelma’s
Thomson Reuters
Three Days Smoke Shop
Time Less Classics
Tompkins Financial Advisors
Tops 1643
Town and Country Pest Solutions
Trata
Trillium Health
Trinity Lutheran Church
True Insights Consulting
U.S. Security Associates, Inc.
Ulster Savings Bank
Union Church
United Church of Christ,
Webster NY
United Church of Pittsford
United Way of Carbon County
United Way of Genesee County
United Way of Greater
Rochester
United Way of Madison County
United Way of Orleans County
United Way of Southern
Chautauqua County
University of Rochester
University of Rochester Medical
Center
University of Rochester River
Campus Libraries
Ursula Granite
US Ceiling Corp.
USA Payroll, Inc.
Van Zile Travel Service
Variety Farms, Inc.
Village Bakery and Cafe
Visions Federal Credit Union
Wegmans Food Markets, Inc.
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Wesley United Methodist
Church
Western Regional Off-Track
Betting Corporation
Winn Managed Properties, LLC*
Winn Residential
Wonder Nails
Woods, Oviatt, Gilman, LLP
YMCA of Greater Rochester
Foundations & Trusts
Alstom Signaling Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
Charles E. Weniger Family
Charitable Trust
Citizens Bank Foudation
Daisy Marquis Jones Foundation
ESL Charitable Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Farash Foundation
First Niagara Bank Foundation
Foundation For The Future, Inc.
Fred and Floy Willmott
Foundation
Gap Foundation
Jacqueline and Richard Archer
Advised Fund
JP Morgan Chase Foundation*
Klipstein Family Fund
Lang Thomas Charitable Gift
Fund
Linda W. Davey Charitable
Checking Account
Massie Family Fund
Melvin B. Neisner Charitable
Checking Account
Patricia D. Walsh Charitable
Checking
Rochester Area Community
Foundation
Taub Foundation
The Foundation for the Jewish
Federation
The Guido and Ellen Palma
Foundation
The Rubin Family Foundation
Individuals
Nancy Abarca-Hernandez
Heather Abbott
Peter Abdella
Doug Ackley and Mary Staropoli
Genoveva Acosta Rivera
Jacob and Heather Adams
Paul Adams
Robert Adams
Margarita Aldaco
John and Katherine Alessi
Steven Alexander
Anne Allen
Chris Allen
Raelyn Allen
Mona Alongi
Richard and Kathleen Alrutz
Brandy Alvarado-Williams
Judith Ames
Suzanne Anarde
Velma Anderson
Anthony Arbore
Beatriz Arce
Mary Lou Ardell
Rich Ardell-Magin
Jeanine Arden-Ornt, Esq. and
Daniel B. Ornt, M.D.
Marliessa Armentrout
Julian Atwater
William and Luisa Baars*
Anne Babcock-Stiner
John and Lynda Bailey
Matthew Bain
Stephanie Balderston
Linda Baldwin
Alma Balonon-Rosen
Simeon Banister
Lewis Banks
Robert Bannister
Joseph Baran
Michael and Susan Bargmann
John and Lisa Baron
Margaret Barry
Stephen and Anne Bauer
Sheila Bazil
Lee Beaulac*
Judith Bennett
Michael and Tobey Berke
John Biles and Susan Herzberg
Tina Blocker
William and Eleanor Bluhm
Samuel and Karen Bonacci
Angela Bonazinga
Susan Boss
Joe Bowes
Donald and Jacqueline Bowman
Richard and Joan Boy
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Nancy Boyer
Valerie Bradley
Cheryl Brady-Thompson
Stephen Brauer and A.
Joan Saab
Madell Breedlove
Latiayah Brickle
William Britton
Danielle Brown
Mary Brown
Harry Bruno
Kathryn Bryan*
James Budd
Carl and Rita
Bundschuh
Cathleen Burnham
Megan Burritt
Chris Burton
Gary and Rebekah
Burton
Carolyn Butts
Anita Caboot
Rebecca Caico
Robert Cain
Eric Caine
Yvonne Caine
Nicole Calcagni
Essie Calhoun-McDavid
and Bernard McDavid
Velma Campbell
Olga Campos
Lisa Capizzi
Sandra Carbone
Robin Carlisi
Marlene Caroselli
Robert and Winsome
Carter
Sandra Casamento
Amy Casciani
Danielle Case
James Case
Melanie Caudill
Edward and Margaret
Cavalier
Michelle Cavallaro
Leticia CervantesQuiroz
Walter and Barbara
Chaffee
Derek Chapman
Joseph Chavez
Mark Chester
Cynthia Childs and Rolf
Orsagh
Christopher Churchill
Sandra Ciaccia
Joseph Cipolla
Cassandra Claboine
Helen Clark
Margaret Clark
Mary Lu Clark
Jennifer Clavijo
Maddie Clemonds
Tree Clemonds
Steven Cohan
Anita Cohen
A.M. Colaruotolo
Sarah Collins
Ann Coon and
Craig Zicari
Brenda Soto Colon
Melissa Santiago Colon
Marangeli Oliveras
Colon
Laura Colón
Margarita Concepcion
Dennis and Sharon
Conheady
Alicia Conklin-Wood
Margo Connelly
Marian Considine
Patricia Constantino
James Cooper
Dyana Costas-Ortiz
Anthony and Elaine
Costello
Kevin and Michelle
Costello
Donald and Marilyn
Cranson
Walter and Lisa
Critchley
Claudine Crooks
Fitzroy Crosdale
Suzanne Crothers-Earl
Forrest and Juliette
Cummings
Mark Cunningham
Martin Cunningham
Paul Curtis
Harlow Cushman
Sean Cutt
William Dadey
Nita D’Agostino
Vince and Kathleen
Daniele
Ruth Danis
Kathleen Darroch
Adrienne Davis
VerKisha Davis
Felipe De Chateauvieux
Harry De Wald
Cassandra Dearring
Diana DeBruycker
Michelle Deforest and
Brian K. Lindsay
George DeGraca
Lizbeth Del Valle
Rolland
Dennis DeLeo
Maria Delestre
Carlos Delgado
Elizabeth Dell
Kathleen Delmotte
Ricky DeLyser
Viki DeMarco
Michael DerCola
Stephen Dertinger
John and Maria
DeStephano
Marty DeVinney
Don DeVitto
Rose Dilaura
Robbie DiMarco
Patricia Dodge
Ken Dodgson
Cornelius Dollison
Colleen Donaldson
John and Betsy
Donnelly
Robert and Joanne
Donovan
Deborah Dooley and
Paul Mittermeyer
Annette Dotter
Joseph Doyle
Eric Dreyfuss
Christine Druffner
Lancelot and Hope
Drummond
Jonathan Dubner
Dennis and Cathy
Dudley
Warren and Jane Duerr
Janet Duff
John and Elizabeth
Duford
Craig Dupra
Tammy Elkins
Herbert Engman
Paul and Rose Ericson
Margaret Evans
Richard Evans
Julie Everitt
Barbara Fallisen
Alfred and Molly Fant
Raymond and Susan
Feasey
Harold Feinbloom
Elis Feliz Carrion
DeWain Feller
Paul Ferber
Rochelle Fields
Nilsa Figuroa Arroyo
Thomas Fink
Mary Fisher
Larry and Maria
Fitzpatrick
Donna Flad
Phyllis Fleischman
Joyce Flesch
Don Fletcher
Yessenia Flores
Gail Flugel
J.T. and Cynthia Flynn
Robert Fogel
Geoff and Lois Foley
Suressa Forbes
Nancy Forgue
Jed and Peggy Fox
Sandra Frankel
Bernetta Frantz
Jennifer Fuller
Peter and Nancy
Gaess*
Dave Galeazzo
Angel Garcia
Sheila Garcia-Apple
Patricia Garrison
Lynn Gebhardt
Mary George
Cassandra George
Ramos
Frank Geraci
Andrew and Jacquie
Germanow
Charlotte Giebel
James Gillette
Raymond and Kelly
Gilman
Mary Santa Giordano
Anne Giuliano
Coral Glassman
David and Jean Gloss
Constance Glover
James Gocker
Diana Godish
Kenneth Gold
Jaime GomezCastaneda
Damaris Gonzalez
Lissette Gonzalez Sosa
Markus GonzalezCollazo
Steven and Susan
Gordon
Suzanne Gouvernet
Tracey Graney
Barbara Granite
Ursula Granite
Deborah Grasberger
Fritz and Martha
Grasberger
Barbara Greathead
Newton and Sarah
Green
Connie Gregory
Linda Gregory
Gabriele Greiner
Penny Griffin
Kathryn Gringer
Onalee Grower
Ed and Lilibeth Gucker*
Amanda Gullo
Rosemarie Gutierrez
Patricia E. Hagerman
and Cindy E. Jones
Rosemary Hahn
Michael Hakiel
Mary Hale
William Hale
Kathryn Hall
Neil Hall
James Hallahan
Helen Haller
Herbert and Monika
Hallman
Emily Hamilton
Allyn Hammel
Barb Hancock
Joseph Hanna
Lucas N. Hanna
Kelvin and Diane
Harbun
James Hardy and Mary
Kneip-Hardy
Reverend Lawrence
Hargrave and
Brenda D. Lee
Frances Harmon
John Harrison
Patricia Hart
Steve and Meg Hart
Irene Hartley
Albert Hartsig
Gregory Hartz
William Helferich
Barbara Hendry
Abraham Hernandez
Diana Hernandez
Ken and Hope Herting
Michelle Hills
Linda Hogenes
Grant Holcomb
Elizabeth Hollinger
April Holmes
Gloria Howard
Wayne Hulbert
Nicole Hungate
Edmund Hunt
Kalika Hunter
Frank Iacovangelo
Ernest and Roberta
Ierardi
Angela Iocolano
Diana Irizarry
Lillian Irrera
Bridget Iwankow
Kristy Jackson
Keith and Mercelle
Jackson
Theresa Jackson
Laurie Jacobson
Margit Jacobson
Floyd Jamsion
Doris Jenkins
Kayla Jenkins
Carlos Rodriguez
Jimenez
Shawn Johnson
William Johnson
Tracy Jones
Theodore Jordan
Jeffrey Joseph
Kevin Kane
Raymond Kasper
Al and Heather
Katawazi
Lawrence Keller
Johanna Kelly
Sharon Kelly
Martin Kennedy
Susan Kennedy
Clare Kerber
Thomas Kicior and
Monica McCullough*
William Kilgore
Christine Kingsley
Donald and Susan
Kitchen
Mary Klemmer
Michael Kllc
Nancy Klotz
Philip and Suzanne
Knauf
Joan Kohout
James Koller
Carol Krebs
John Krieg
Irene Kuleszyn
Alissa Kulow
Stephen and Isadora
Kunitz
William and Ann
LaForte
Christian LaBella
Christopher Lada
Linda Lakeman
Thomas Langelotti
Nilsa Lara
Deborah Larcinese
R. Alan and Deborah
Lattime
Gordon Leichter
Mary Leo
Karen Leonardi
Carl Lewis
Galen Lewis
Jeffrey Lewis
Robert Lighthouse
Christopher and Bettie
Lindley
Helen Lindley
Jonathon Ling
Scott Linhardt
Harry Lloyd
Mary Lou Lockemeyer
Penny Lohkamp
Pierre Loncle
Maura Loop
Jean Lowe
Linda Lowenstein
Arthur Lowenthal
Michele Ludlam
Tammy Luevano
Steven Lynch
John and Judy Lynd
Robert and Marcia
Lyons
Cynthia Machia
George and Stella
Maderer
Molly Maguire
Peter Makarewicz
James and Victoria
Maley
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Martin Maltz
Christina Mancini
James and Sharon
Manuele
Helen Marano
Karen Maras
Annette Marchese
Hope Marinetti
James Martel
Carol Martin
James Martin
Margaret Martin
Robert Martin
Juan Martinez-Guzman
Daniel Martinez-Nieves
Robert and Frances
Marx
Anthony Mascaro
Max Mason
George Master
Gail Mazur
Thomas Mazur
Marvin Mc Mickle
Joyce McAndrew
Shirley McCown
George and Cass
McCrory
Ceci McCurdy
Roger McDougal
Fran McKenna
Bruce McLear
James McMahon
James McNamara
A. Memmott
James Memmott and
Cynthia Schmitt
Ely Mercado
Tracie Mercado
Frank and Madeline
Merkl
James and Birgit Merritt
Edward and Susan
Messing
Rita Metras
Jed Metzger
Dan Meyers
Bradley Mikolajczyk
Doug and Sally Miller
Susan Orr Miller
JoAnn Mills
Jan Minnis
Sue Miranda Vincenti
Dale E. Mitchell
Stuart J. Mitchell and
Martha C. Neubert*
Yolanda Mitnaul
Patricia Mogan
Juana Molina-Llanos
Kenneth Moore
Lorraine Morales
Glorymar Morales
Rivera
Dave Morgan
Mary Morgante-Rice
Lucien Morin
Michael and Meredith
Mortimer
Greta Mosley
Deborah Muratore
Joyce Murphy
Maureen Murphy
Daniel Myers
Marilyn Negron-Ramos
Martha Neubert
Stephen Neubert
Gary Neuderfer
Sharon Neufeglise
David Newton
Daniel Nichols
Joanne Nigro
Ted and Kathy Nixon
Linda Noeth
Christina Northrup
Marie Northrup
Jane Nutter
David and Ann Marie
O’Connor
DT Ogilvie
Walter and Marjorie Oi
Eugene and Carol
Oliver
Tobie Olsan
Kathleen O’Neill
James and Rosemarie
Oppelt
Elayne Orange
Kevin O’Reilly*
James Present and
Barbara Orenstein
David Ortega
Luayda Ortiz
Maria Ortiz
Lisa Ortiz-Ortiz
Clayton and Dorelis
Osborne
Scott Osterman
Susan Ottenweller
Joy Pacheco
George Parker
Donald Parry
Renee Partington
Gary and Fran Passero
Janice Paternico
Sue Peden
Ida Perez
Rosa Perez Torres
Gilbert Perez*
Lourdes Rodriguez Perez
H. Wesley Perkins
Joseph Petrella
Rosalie Petro
Annette Phillips
Laura Phonharath
Kathleen Piehler
Bruce Piner
Robert and Mabelle
Pizzutiello
Tammy Plummer
Jay and Mary Kay
Polston
Karen Anne Poole
Brian Pouthavong
John and Frances
Powarzynski
Steven and Mary Chris
Pratt
Sandra Price
Anita Principi
Mary Jane Proschel
Curt Provenzo
Hodari Pryce
Edwin and Roberta
Przybylowicz
William and Barbara
Pulsifer
Stephen Pulver
Joan Quigley
Michael Ralph
Roberto Ramirez
Morales
Edward Raskin
Chris Raymond
Michael Rechin
Alan Redfern
Robert and Jenny
Redfern
Kathleen Revene
Mellisa Reyes
Jaclyn Richard
Duncan and Valerie
Richards
Cassie Rickenberg
Edward Rider
Clifton Rife
Gail Riina
James Riotto
Joseph and Christina
Rivellino
Albert Rivera
Isamary Vazquez Rivera
Seth Rodriguez Rivera
Sandra Rivera-Lugo
Dorothy Roach
Amy Robbins
Elizabeth Robertson
Craig and Donna
Robinson
Janet Roche
Evelyn Rodriquez
Ned and Judy Roman
Jemerly RosadoSantiago
David Rose
Irving Rosenstein
R. Danforth and Judy L.
Ross
Jean-Claude and Velta
Rouchon
Leonard Ruggles
Ingrid Ruiz-Rivera
Susan Rupp
Debbie Russell
Judy Russell
Patricia Russo
Kevin Ryck
Sara Sabatine
Drs. Carl and O.J.
Sahler
Ana Sanchez
Evelyn Sanchez
James and Carol Sands
Ilan Sankowski
Joshua Sankowski
Gloria Santana
Fernando Santiago
Michelle Sawhill
Dave Schaeffer
Kim Schaff and
Cork Young
Nan Schaller
Justin Schiess
Scott Schmid
Keith Scholes
Jack Schroeder
Arthur and Kathryn
Schuster
Douglas and Gayle
Schwartz
Charles Scott
Elizabeth Scott
Ellen Scott
Brian and Kelly Scudder
Carol Seelman
Carol Jean Seidel
Eileen Semmler
Fred and Josephine
Shank
Scott Shaw
Eric Shoen
Eugene and Pauline
Short
Cecille Shorter
Henry and Dvorah
Shulman
Mary Sibbach
Christine Sibilio
Carol Siebert
Bob Singer
Teresa Sipone
Kelly Siracuse
Donna Skinnell
Patricia Sladden
Kenneth and Alice
Slining
Liz Sloan
Elizabeth Sluder
William Sly
Adam Smith
Alicia Smith
Sara Smith
Michael and Genevieve
Solazzo
Jeffrey and Jennifer
Sommers
Blanchet Monagas Soto
Mileidy Soto-Torres
Fran SpadaforaManzella
Peg Speer
Lenore Spindelman
Gregory and Sandra
Squires
Mark St. John
Karen Staertow
Frederick Stahl
Shelby Stenson
John Stiles
June Stornelli
Patricia Stovall
Richard and Jean
Stowell
Holly Strait
Kathleen Suher
Gregory and Linda
Swanson
James Sweeting
Cheri Switzer
Franka Syracuse
Frank Tantalo
Greg Taylor
Sara Taylor
Susan Taylor-Brown
Evelyn Thack
Heidi Thatcher
Bill and Kathryn Thomas
Susan Thomas
Brenda Thompson
Robert Thompson
Yvonne Thompson
Samuel and Mary Tilton
Donald Tingley
Alan Tinkous
Laurie Tinsley
Preston Tollett
Craig Tolosky
Nelida Torres
Wilnelia Torres
Velazquez
Bruce Townson
Erin Tubbs
Shauna Tucker
Patricia Turner
Jane Tuttle
Elizabeth Tyson
James and Karen
Unckless
Gordon Upchurch
Gay Usher
Kathy Valentine
Maritza Valle Pagan
Hubert Van tol
Harold Van Voorhis
Paul and Joan VanNess
Gladys Vasciannie
Vionette Serrano Vega
David Vickers
Stacey Wagner
William Wagner
John Wahl
Frederick and Marlene
Walvoord
Tom and Irene Ward
Raymond Ward
Kay Washington
Thomas and Vera
Wasnock
Leah Watson
Nancy Watson
Jane Weeden
Steve Weinert
Ann Weintraub
Armin and Margaret
Weiss
James Weis
Eugene Welch
Jerry Welcher
Thelma Wells
Christopher Werner
Reginald Westfahl
Carl Wheat
Mary Whelehan
Chris White
Leighton Wiant
Richard and Anna
Wilbert
Helen Wiley
Brent and Amy Williams
Diane Williams
Timothy and Betsy
Williams
Louis and Mary Willsea
Arlene Wilson
John Wiltse
Charles Wochelle
Delelegue Woldmedhin
Jack Wolsky
Barbara Woods
Jeanie Wright
Luke Wright
Richard and Caroline
Yates
Daniel and Andrea
Yawman
Phillip and Cheryl
Yawman
Mia Young
Robert Young
BJ Yudelson
Caroline Zane
Lisa Zhu
Arthur Zimmer
Miriam Zinter
Andrea Zuegel
David Zuidema
Names in italic reflect
individuals and
organizations that
provided funding or
donated to Sojourner
House at PathStone, Inc.
* Asterisk denotes
funders and/or donors
to both PathStone
Corporation and
Sojourner House at
PathStone, Inc.
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Housing
FinancialRehabilitation
Overview and Energy Services
Adult Training
32.81%
Child Development
14.79%
Other Affiliates
15.56%
Housing Services
12.62%
PathStone Dev and Affiliates
5.37%
Housing Development
4.73%
PathStone Housing Action
Corporation
4.13%
2.65%
Health & Safety
2.37%
Youth & Adult Education
1.94%
1.65%
Management & General
0.98%
Emergency Services
0.41%
Fundraising & Advocacy
2014
REVENUES:
Program Related
Other
Total Revenues
50,910,595
4,638,675
55,549,270
Adult Training
Other Affiliates
Child Development
Housing Services
PathStone Dev and Affiliates
Housing Development
PathStone Housing Action Corporation
Health & Safety
Youth & Adult Education
Management & General
Emergency Services
Fundraising & Advocacy
Total Expenditures
16,292,256
7,728,965
7,344,827
6,267,690
2,666,761
2,346,845
2,051,427
1,317,082
1,177,190
964,067
818,166
484,656
202,514
49,662,446
EXPENDITURES:
Excess Revenue over Expenses
5,886,824
PathStone Board of Directors
October 1, 2013- September 30, 2014
PROGRAM AREA ADVISORY
COMMITTEES
New York
Henry Byrd
Nicole Terry*
New Jersey
Hugo Rivera
Ohio
Sarah Bonilla
Allen Joshua
Pennsylvania
Miriam Diaz
Wilguere Juste
Puerto Rico
Miguel Sanchez Aponte
Marilyn Negron
Vermont
Robert Young
CHILD AND FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
PROGRAM ADVISORY COUNCILS
New Jersey/Pennsylvania Head Start &
Migrant Head Start
Sergio Ceballos
Tayler Gottschall
RESIDENT ADVISORY COUNCIL
New York
Heather Abbott
April Colson
AFFILIATE CORPORATION
REPRESENTATIVES
PathStone Development Corporation
Arleen A. Wilson*
of Indiana
Mark St. John*
of Ohio
Bill Kilgore*
of Pennsylvania
George Master
PathStone Community Development
Corporation of Puerto Rico
Andres Ramos*
PathStone Enterprise Center, Inc.
Joy Pacheco*
PathStone Housing Action Corp.
Abraham Hernandez
Sojourner House at PathStone, Inc.
Lisa Marcello
COLLABORATIVE ORGANIZATION
REPRESENTATIVES
Early Childhood Quality Council
Ida Perez*
New York Apple Association
Paul Baker
Pennsylvania Association of Non-Profits
Patricia Mogan
Lifespan
B.K. Gaur*
INDIVIDUAL/AT-LARGE
REPRESENTATIVES
Fernando Santiago, Attorney
Eric Schoen, Fundraising
Names with * denote Executive Committee
members
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PathStone Annual Report 2014

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