Fall 2015 - The Arc of Monmouth

T he T urning Point
Fall 2015
1158 Wayside Road
Tinton Falls, NJ 07712
(732) 493-1919
www.arcofmonmouth.org
[email protected]
The Arc of Monmouth is a non-profit agency serving persons with intellectual & developmental disabilities and their families since 1949 .
In This Issue
President’s Message
Joyce Quarles
Page 5 - Annual
Ann
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nnual Meeting
M ti Honors
2015 Award Recipients
Happy fall to all. I hope your summer was filled with plenty of
memorable sunny days. Recently, Mary Scott and I attended
an important seminar at our nation’s capital to support and
save the social programs that are essential to our served
individuals, the elderly and the disabled. Some of these
programs include Social Security and Medicaid. I would like
thank all who participated in our Action Alerts, which let your
representatives know how you feel about the new congressional
budget cut proposals. We still have work ahead of us as we
continue to try and keep those programs that provide daily
services to our loved ones on both national and state levels,
and we will continue to need your support.
To receive our Action Alerts, please email Mary Scott at
[email protected].
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Page 9 - Graduation Day for
ing at Brookdale
Students of Keep Achieving
Our fundraising events have been a smashing success thanks
to your support and our marvelous development department
team. I also thank and applaud our super volunteers who are
an essential part of our existence. Keep an eye out for some
fantastic recreation, fundraising and informative events this
season.
It is with mixed emotions that I would like to announce the
retirement of Executive Director Mary Scott. After 28 years
of dedication and devotion, Mary will be leaving The Arc of
Monmouth. She has been a guiding light to me throughout
my time on the board. No words can describe the degree to
which she will be missed. Please join us as we say farewell
and give many thanks to Mary at our annual Winter Glow Ball
on November 13, 2015 (see page 3 for details).
Page 4 - 2015 Wine Tasting Raises $25,000 for The Arc.
Pictured: 2015 Wine Executive Committee (Left to Right):
Phil & Arleen Fina, Joseph & Anita Roselle,
Vivian & Rocco Ruggiero, Fern & Peter Esposito
I close with an invitation to become involved with The Arc of
Monmouth as a member, volunteer or donor. I am wishing you
and your families a safe and healthy autumn as we transition
into a new year.
The Arc of Monmouth is a self-directed service provider.
Achieve with us.
Executive Director’s Report
Mary E. Scott
The Turning Point
published two times annually by
The Arc of Monmouth
1158 Wayside Road
Tinton Falls, NJ 07712
(732) 493-1919
www.arcofmonmouth.org
Board of Directors
Joyce Quarles, President
Roger Trendowski,
Immediate Past President
Rachel Weiss, 1st Vice President
David Messer, 2nd Vice President
Janis Swindlehurst, Secretary
Neil Fleischman,
Assistant Secretary
Bill Mirkin, Treasurer
D. Roderick Webster,
Assistant Treasurer
Robert Angel
Roy Bolinger
Matthew Brady
Francine Catanese
Tiffanie Eagen Salerno
Philip Fina
Bob Gura
F. Hank Hilton, SJ
Anita Roselle
Randall Smith
Executive Director
Mary E. Scott
Associate Executive Director
Kathleen Mullery
Assistant Executive Director
Suzanne Liberi
The Turning Point Editors
Brett Colby
Meghan Coppinger
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By now I believe most readers of this newsletter know of my plans to retire at the
end of January 2016. I started at The Arc of Monmouth as the Assistant Executive
Director in October of 1987, and became Executive Director in 1999. It has been
my distinct honor and pleasure to have been connected with this wonderful
organization and the good work that it does for this period of time. I am very
proud of all that has been accomplished during these years.
What has occurred here at The Arc over the last 28 years? Some of the milestones
in the late 1990’s included the opening of the Farmingdale Group Home and the
Independent Living Program, and the opening of an Employment Services office at
the Freehold Raceway Mall, with afternoon respite also offered at the location.
The next decade saw the development of the Newman Springs Group Home, and
the start of self-directed services such as Great Expectations. We also started
to focus on getting technology into the hands of served persons, with a grant
to purchase computers and touch screens for use in several programs. We have
continued our technology plan with the introduction of iPads and instruction on
use of cell phones and tablets in recent years.
Since 2010, we have initiated the
college program known as Keep
Achieving (Kach) at Brookdale
Community College, and opened
the transition program called
the Achievement Zone, and a 16
person apartment program called
Wayside Oaks. We also spent
more than a year renovating the
Work Opportunity Center from
the severe damage it suffered in
Super Storm Sandy, and it now
Suzanne Liberi, Mary Scott, Kathy Mullery
looks better than ever. I applaud
all of the staff, volunteers and donors who have made it possible for The Arc of
Monmouth to keep growing and innovating throughout these decades. I especially
want to acknowledge the direct care employees who on a daily basis provide
support for the persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities who are
the reason for our existence.
I am hoping for more opportunity over the next few months to express my deep
appreciation to the volunteers and employees who have supported me throughout
my work at The Arc. I have been blessed with wonderful, committed Board Members
and an exceptional executive team who have each worked for the agency longer
than I have, Kathy Mullery and Suzanne Liberi. The Arc is also lucky to have strong
leaders in the various departments of the organization. Thank you for all that you
do. I count on your continued support as I move toward my retirement.
Special Events
Winter Glow Ball
The 49th annual Winter Glow Ball will be like no other in The Arc’s
history.
Join us for “Saturday Night Fever”
on Friday, November 13, 2015 at The
Berkeley Oceanfront Hotel for our most
important annual fundraiser.
Celebrate in 1970’s style with out-ofsight hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, a seated dinner and live music. There will be disco
dance coaches to teach you all the classic moves, and a vintage arcade. As the evening’s
emcees, Lou Russo and Liz Jeressi will keep the evening fast paced and fun!
Tom Hayes and New Jersey Natural Gas will be honored for their longtime dedication and
support of The Arc and individuals with developmental disabilities. Mary E. Scott, retiring
Executive Director of The Arc of Monmouth, will be receiving the Countess’ Award for
her 28 years of dedication to The Arc. Serving as Executive Director since 1999, she has
spearheaded the agency’s growth with compassion, foresight and innovative programming.
Will you join us as a sponsor or attendee? Contact The Development Office for more information:
732-493-1919 ext. 120 · [email protected] · arcofmonmouth.org/winterglow
Masquerade Ball
Dani, who is featured in our new agency video, earns wages at our Long Branch Work
Opportunity Center (WOC). In August, we were thrilled to provide her with a job addressing
“Save the Date” postcards for The Anabel Foundation’s Masquerade Ball (October 24). A
portion of the proceeds from that event will benefit Dani and 1,400 other individuals with
I/DD, so this job is just the start of good things to come!
This event will honor Mollie Giamanco and remember the life of Joseph Giamanco, who have
been tremendous supporters of The Arc for over 25 years.
For information about the Masquerade Ball, visit www.theanabelfoundation.org.
November 22
Bus trip to Aladdin on Broadway
The recreation department is sponsoring a trip for
this classic Disney story on Broadway.
Call (732) 493-0225 or email
[email protected] for details.
2016
At A Glance
March 5, 2016
Silverball Winter Gala
Details Coming Soon!
SATURDAY, APRIL 9, 2016
Step Up for The Arc Walk & 5K
Asbury Park Boardwalk
May 2016
Wine Tasting Event
Location Coming Soon!
Monday, June 20, 2016
The Arc Golf Classic
Deal Golf & Country Club
For more information contact The Development Office:
732-493-1919 | [email protected]
www.arcofmonmouth.org
Upcoming Events
Community Conversations Fall 2015:
Let’s Have a Conversation About Work
6:00pm | The Arc Center
Register: www.arcofmonmouth.org
Call (732) 493-1919 ext. 777 or email [email protected]
for details.
· October 6 - Who Works?
Hear from a panel of people who have chosen work. Let them tell you
about their journey, the kind of work they do, the obstacles they faced
along the way and why they are happy where they are.
· October 13 – What Works?
Is Supported Employment for you? Career Exploration? And what about
the new option called Trial Work Experience? Let us tell you what we
at The Arc of Monmouth are doing to ensure each person’s satisfaction
with the work experience.
· November 10 – Work To Do
Let’s talk about the national trends in employment, what the Workforce
Innovation and Opportunity Act says, and what action you can take to
make your voice heard.
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Wine Spectacular
On Thursday, May 28, The Arc of Monmouth’s 2015 Wine Spectacular raised over
$25,000 for Monmouth County residents with intellectual and developmental
disabilities. Hosted at Rocco and Vivian Ruggiero’s gorgeous Little Silver home, the
event was chaired by Phil & Arleen Fina, Peter & Fern Esposito, and Joseph & Anita
Roselle (pictured on cover).
The event featured wines from 90+ Cellars, courtesy of Shore Point Distributing
Company, as well as Bourbon from Buffalo Trace. Rumson Wine & Spirits provided
their staff of expert wine servers.
One of the most exciting parts of the evening was the exceptional menu, created by
Pazzo chefs Christina Vaz and Pedro Christian. We are grateful to Pazzo Restaurant of
Red Bank for completely donating all of the food for this event!
Very special thanks to lead “Champagne” sponsors JGS Insurance and Francine
Catanese, and “Sancerre” Sponsors: The Cantor Companies, JR Cruz, Phil and Arleen
Fina, Monmouth University and 2014 Event hosts Dennis and Mikey Palmeri.
Pictured (left to right):
Backyard view of the Ruggiero home
Joan Lydia Braverman and Domenick Servodio
The 2015 Wine General Committee
In Spite of Thunderstorms, Golf Classic Breaks All Records
While our 2015 Golf Classic may be remembered as
a wet one, it was also a record breaking sell out! On
Monday, June 15, 124 golfers came to honor Warren
Diamond and enjoy top notch golf and food at Deal Golf
and Country Club.
President of American Self Storage Warren Diamond has
been a tremendous friend not only to The Arc, but to
countless charities throughout Monmouth County and
beyond.
As the beautiful weather quickly turned to rain, players
and volunteers made the best of it. Golfers were issued
rain-checks to return at their own convenience, and many stayed throughout the day to
support the silent and live auctions, and to help make a dent in Deal’s endless lobster bar.
In total, this event raised a record breaking $106,000 for people with I/DD, by far the
most successful golf outing in The Arc’s history. Very special thanks to Warren Diamond,
event chairs Joe Roselle and Jack Privetera, our entire Golf Committee, and event
partner, The Anabel Foundation.
Save the Date! The June 20, 2016 Golf Classic will honor Vincent Puma, and will be
our most exciting event to date. Golfers will have the option to play at either Deal
or Hollywood Country Club (choice preference will be given to sponsors and early
registrants). To get involved, please call (732) 493-1919 ext. 120.
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Annual Meeting and Award Recap
On Tuesday, June 23, The Arc of Monmouth held its Annual
Meeting and paid special tribute to its 2015 award recipients.
The Community Media Excellence award was presented to two
key figures in The Arc’s 2015 Awareness Campaign: Tinton Falls
photographer Pat Paladino and Asbury Park’s James Gay of Most
Remarkable, who donated their services to produce high quality
photographs and videos that illustrate The Arc’s work.
2015 Award Recipients
The evening began with official membership business, an
overview of the agency’s accomplishments over the past twelve
months and a special tribute to retiring board member Rhona
Levy.
The Community Media Excellence award winners James Gay and
Pat Paladino with Director of Development Brett Colby.
Wendy’s of Englishtown was awarded Employer of the Year for
the job opportunities they provide to many individuals with
developmental disabilities. Accompanied by served individuals
Shannan and Frank, Branch Manager Tony Largamocino spoke
of the satisfaction his staff gets from their partnership with
The Arc’s employment services. The Bill Sackter Award for
Citizenship was presented to Kevin Johnson of Wayside Oaks,
The Arc’s newest residential option.
Board President Joyce Quarles, Rhona Levy, and
Executive Director Mary Scott.
Alex Varga of Asbury Park was awarded Employee of the Year
for his outstanding maintenance work at The Arc’s many facilities
and residences in Monmouth County. The Professional of the
Year award was presented to Harley Stanley of Howell, who
supports individuals in community living settings through The
Arc’s Independent Living Program. Francine Acquaviva of Holmdel
and Mollie Giamanco of Red Bank were named Volunteers of
the Year, for their twenty-five years of service to The Arc’s
Winter Glow Ball, among other fundraising events.
Tony Largamocino accepts the Employer of the Year Award, helped by
employee and participant Shannan.
The Arc congratulates these deserving individuals and companies,
who are now placed into consideration for awards at the state
level.
Volunteers of the Year Francine Acquaviva and Mollie Giamanco with
Director of Development Brett Colby.
The Health Care Professionals of the Year was awarded to The
Arc’s Behavioral Services Team, who persevered through funding
cuts that eliminated a portion of the department. Barbara
Kulberg of Tinton Falls was named Educator of the Year for her
leadership of Kach (Keep Achieving at Brookdale), The Arc’s
three-year college program.
Exhibiting artist Tim Belding (center) and family.
The evening also featured the debut of a new awareness film
about The Arc, as well as the unveiling of an art exhibit by Tim
Belding. Mr. Belding, an artist with developmental disabilities,
has exhibited throughout the United States and resides in Brielle,
NJ.
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Stakeholders Having Their Say: 2015 Survey Results
by Kathy Mullery
So far we have had a busy 2015! We collected information
and suggestions from stakeholders as a part of our annual
survey process, but that isn’t all; this is the year, again with
the help of stakeholders, we developed a new Strategic
Plan, which will guide the direction of our organization for
the next five years.
First, survey results: In May we heard from persons we
support, families, other professionals and staff and we
learned good information from the results.
We received 224 responses from people who receive direct
services and supports. In answer to the question about the
extent to which The Arc staff treats them with respect, 85%
said they were either highly satisfied or moderately satisfied.
Our goal in our FY 2015 Performance Measurement Plan was
that 85% would say that they were “highly satisfied” (i.e.,
staff “always” treats them with respect). One of The Arc’s
core values is respect; we want to commit to raising this
result next year.
We received 39 responses to our family survey: the majority
of the responders identified themselves as family members.
In rating satisfaction with The Arc’s services, 85% said that
The Arc of Monmouth did an “excellent” or “very good” job
in helping the individual reach their personal goals. This
result well exceeded the goal we had set of 80%.
We received another 49 surveys from families when we
sought their input for our long range planning. We know
from these family surveys and from feedback we received
during our spring “Community Conversations” series with
families that two services that family members said are
most important to them in the next five years are housing
and employment. We also heard of families’ support for
our Work Opportunity Center in Long Branch.
We had only a few responses to our professionals’ survey
but all responders rated programs as excellent or very good.
According to this group of respondents, a service that should
be expanded or developed in the future is better health care
for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Finally, in our staff survey, 72 staff responded. Staff offered
many suggestions for services and supports that they believe
are most needed, and this input, too, was helpful in our
long range planning.
Thank you to everyone who participated. The input we
received is very important to us so that as we plan for the
future, we can be confident we are working to meet our
mission of improving people’s lives.
New Strategic Plan Approved By Board
During the last year, The Arc of Monmouth sought input from people who receive services, family members, employees,
volunteers and others as we developed a Strategic Plan for the next five years. In August the Board of Directors approved
the new plan. The Arc of Monmouth President Joyce Quarles said, “The Strategic Plan focuses on four goals covering the
areas of advocacy, services and supports, fiscal strengths and public awareness and staffing and volunteers.”
Some of the objectives of the plan include:
• Continuing to advocate, along with partners such as The Arc of New Jersey, on issues of importance to
persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families.
• Developing new options for persons with I/DD that can be offered as part of the Division of Developmental
Disabilities’ Supports Program.
• Initiating Supports Coordination for persons in Ocean County.
(The Arc of Ocean County hopes to provide this service for Monmouth County families.)
• Expanding residential services, e.g., by adding a new apartment program or serving more persons in
Independent Living.
• Expanding in-home supports such as behavioral supports for children.
• Providing information and support for families in a variety of ways, including responses to inquiries,
provider fairs, website content and meetings.
• Establishing a planned giving program.
• Involving served persons in the process for hiring employees.
• Providing leadership-building opportunities for employees who may emerge as future leaders of The Arc.
The Strategic Plan also acknowledges that we are in a period of great change in the field of services for persons with
I/DD, and suggests that the organization will have to be nimble to make adjustments as those changes occur.
If you are interested in more detail on the Strategic Plan, please contact Mary Scott at [email protected].
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Work Opportunity Center (WOC)
by Elaine Richardson
The WOC’s document destruction service was booming as the summer heated up.
WOC’s private business customer base has increased 100%, grown from three businesses
using our destruction service on a regular basis to six customers as of last fiscal year.
WOC has also increased our state agency customer base from two regular agencies
(DOL and Monmouth County Courts) to 5 agencies
(Office of The Aging, Lakewood Board of Education
and Ocean County Courts) currently using our
service. This gives WOC a 40% increase in state
customer base and a 140% increase in the total
service.
If you are in need of document destruction services, or are a corporation and would
like to donate your gently used industrial shredder to WOC, please contact Elaine
Richardson, Marketing & Sales Manager at (732) 229-4414 ext. 205 or by email at
[email protected].
Shout Outs
Exit 105 Gamers
In May, we were invited to participate in a weekly gathering of board game aficionados. In a desire to give back to the
community, the “Exit 105 Gamers” collected over $500 to help people with developmental disabilities. The group is
warm and welcoming – if you’d like to get involved, contact [email protected].
Vonage Volunteers
Special thanks to Vonage’s volunteer crew, who helped us clean out our Matawan
Thrift Shop as we prepare to close its doors. Another big thank you to all of the
shoppers and donors who supported this store for the past 40 years. We’ll miss
being in downtown Matawan!
Sherwin Williams
As mentioned on page 9, Sherwin Williams donated paint and labor to revitalize
The Arc Center. From selecting colors, to prepping, painting and cleanup, this
team did a fantastic job and we can’t thank them enough!
Jersey Coast Sport Fliers
The Arc of Monmouth would like to thank our friends at the Jersey Coast Sport Fliers for inviting us to the 3rd annual
National Model Aviation Day Open House. We were welcomed with so much interest and enthusiasm, and we received
many generous donations from club members and guests. It was great to learn more about the JCSF and watch amazing
flying demonstrations.
Adult Services
by Maggie Aders
The charming Eatontown Boutique, located at Eatontown Achievement
Center, hosted a summer sidewalk sale every Friday in August. All of the
items for sale were crafted by served individuals who attend the program,
with varying levels of staff assistance.
The boutique’s inventory included handpainted glassware, handcrafted
magnets, covered photograph albums, and felt cat toys with catnip. A new
specialty line featured some unique electronics accessories, including phone
and tablet cases. We had the opportunity to sell these goods at local crafters’
events as well.
We will continue to sell these one-of-a-kind crafts and gifts throughout the season.
The Eatontown Achievement Center is located at 20 Meridian Road, Eatontown, and is open between 8:30 a.m. and
3:30 p.m. Eatontown Boutique is located in the program’s front vestibule. Call 732-389-5256 with any questions.
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United Way Employability Grant
The United Way has awarded The Arc of Monmouth a grant
to provide "soft skills" employment training to individuals
who are currently looking to obtain, regain or maintain
community-based employment. In March, a group of
individuals began gathering each week at the Freehold
Mall space that is now shared between Meridian Health, The
United Way of Monmouth County and The Arc of Monmouth.
Weekly meetings include discussion and training on soft
skills employment-related topics such as:
1. Managing feelings of anger, frustration and
stress
2. Conflict resolution in the workplace
3. Effective ways to communicate at work
4. Decision making and problem solving skills
5. Self-regulatory skills in the workplace
6. Understanding how to develop and maintain
professional interpersonal relationships
7. Time management and organizational skills
The above are all issues with which everyone who is
employed struggles at one point or another. However, it is
rare that these issues are actually addressed and discussed.
The goal of this project is to allow individuals to come to
a place where they can share, with a group, issues with
which they are struggling in order to gain support and
ideas from others that will assist them in feeling better
equipped to cope with difficult situations on the job and
in their personal lives.
We are successfully wrapping up our first full session with
three individuals who have successfully completed it. They
have said that this group has, “Helped me understand how
to control angry feelings when I am at work,” and, “The
program has helped me understand ways to ask for what
I need to make sure that my voice is heard at work.
We are looking forward to starting our next round of
groups in July.
A New Program at The Arc of Monmouth’s
Department of Employment Services
by Thea Strong
In February 2015, the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation Services (DVRS) approved our agency to provide the service
of Trial Work Experience (TWE).
Trial Work Experience will provide each participant a variety of experiences in work settings, allowing each individual
to be exposed to different job tasks and environments over a sufficient period of time in order to make an adequate
assessment of the individual’s interests and capabilities for future employment.
This program is not used for the purpose of employment but rather to determine if an individual is able to perform a
specific job or type of employment.
The Arc’s Employment Department has received our first referrals and the program has begun. An Employment Specialist
will assess and appraise each individual’s patterns of work behavior and the services needed for the person to perform
well in a work environment.
Upon completion of the participant’s TWE, DVRS will refer candidates for job development and intensive training services
in preparation for employment in the community.
The Arc of Monmouth is proud to have been selected to offer TWE, making a difference for those eager to be a part of
their community workforce with the appropriate supports in place.
Drop Off Center
by Sheila Maloney, Freehold Afternoon Drop Off Technician
A trip to the Monmouth Battlefield Museum was an educational and enjoyable way to beat
the summer heat.
Our participants in the Drop Off Center in Freehold had the chance to visit the park and
learn about the historic battles that took place in New Jersey, particularly Monmouth County,
during the Revolutionary War. We watched a thrilling movie about The Battle of Monmouth
during our tour, and ended the afternoon with a snack under the trees.
It was a wonderful place to visit, and we cannot wait for our next adventure around
Monmouth County.
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Congratulations, Graduates!
by Allen Cohen
There are now eighteen Alumni of The Keep Achieving
(Kach) at Brookdale program.
Grant Sokol brought the festivities to a celebratory end by
having the graduates move their tassels.
Five members were added on May 21, 2015, when Daniel
Chasin, Julie Hoffman, Christopher McMullen, Grant Sokol
and Conor Wright completed the program.
There were so many other wonderful moments at this
celebration. Suzanne Liberi welcomed everyone on
behalf of The Arc of Monmouth. Linda Martin, Brookdale
Community College’s liaison to Kach, spoke about the
importance of programs like Kach in bringing full inclusion
to our served individuals. Barbara Kulberg awarded
the first and second year students their Certificates
of Participation and eloquently spoke about each one’s
strengths and growth throughout the past year. Of course,
no Kach celebration would be complete without our video
presentation. The video gave us the opportunity to hear
our students in their own words speak about how much
Kach means to them in making their dreams reality and
their self-confidence soar.
The End of Year/Graduation ceremony was a joyous occasion.
Julie Hoffman and Conor Wright led the packed house in
the Pledge of Allegiance. Danny Chasin followed by singing
the National Anthem. His performance brought the house
down. We’re so proud of you, Danny. A short while later,
Chris McMullen delivered an absolutely incredible speech
representing the class of 2015, and received a standing
ovation. Sarah Logan joined Allan Cohen in awarding the
graduates their Certificates of Completion. Ms. Logan warmly
spoke about how far each student has come since entering
Kach three years ago. She had each student introduce their
families. Without the support of families, the Keep Achieving
program would not have the level of success that it has.
See the video at www.arcofmonmouth.org/kach.
Kach will be introducing six new students in September
2015. Stay tuned!
Awareness Campaign
by Brett Colby
Visitors to The Arc Center may notice some exciting changes underway. In May, teams
from Sherwin Williams donated paint and labor to provide vibrant new wall colors in
our lobby, hallways and board room.
On these walls now hang large scale photographs depicting individuals served by The
Arc, in addition to creative works by artists with disabilities (see page 5). The impact
and response has tremendous, and these improvements have created a new sense
of warmth and community at The Arc Center.
Viewers of our website may notice some changes, too. Recently, we’ve launched two
videos: an “Agency Overview” that highlights everything The Arc has to offer, and
“Why Support The Arc”, which shows why The Arc needs families and community
members to get involved.
These videos and photos are the building blocks of our 2015 Awareness Campaign,
which was spearheaded by donations from talented photographer Pat Paladino and
videographer James Gay of Most Remarkable. A generous grant from TD Charitable
Foundation provided vital support to this project.
Pictured: Dani Zalepka is featured in The Arc’s new Agency Overview video.
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A Special Thank You to All of Our Donors and Sponsors
The following donations were received between 01/01/2015 and 09/01/2015. This listing includes generous individuals, foundations and corporations who donated to The
Arc's Annual Appeal as well as Special Events. In-Kind Donations, Restricted Donations to WOC, Recreation, Employment Services and other programs.
The Development Department makes every effort to publish names as requested. Please report any omissions or misspellings to [email protected] or (732) 493-1919 ext. 122.
$10,000 & Above
American Real Estate Management
Ms. Eileen Scott
Stillwell-Hansen, Inc.
The Anabel Foundation
United Way of Monmouth County
$5,000-$9,999
Cantor Companies
Delicious Orchards
Forest Electric
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Pesce
Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts
1,000-$4,999
Amboy Bank
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Arancio
Mr. Bill Bertscha
Brown & Brown of Lehigh Valley
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Bush
Campbell-Ventola Inc.
Ms. Francine Catanese
Circle Auto Group
Davison Eastman Munoz Law Firm
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Esposito
Mr. & Mrs Philip Fina
Mr. James Formisano
Mrs. Mollie Giamanco
GHO Ventures
Ms. Kathleen Guerin
Health Care Software, Inc.
Mr. Michael Hickson
Horizon BC/BS of NJ
Imperial Sales
Industrial Cooling Corp
Investors Bank
J & D Transportation
JGS Insurance/Preferred Property Program
JR CRUZ Corp.
Mr. Suraj Kaku
Knights of Columbus Council # 3402
Knights of Columbus Council # 6392
Knights of Columbus Council # 6552
Knights of Columbus Council #5611
Knights of Columbus Freehold Council #1672
Knights of Columbus Red Bank Council #3187
Ms. Mary Ann Larkin
Mack-Cali Realty Corporation
Mark D. Barry Accounting Offices
Mattone Family Foundation
Mr. Kevin Maude
Mega Airless Dispensers
Mr. & Mrs. John Mercadante
Mid Atlantic Resource Group
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
Monmouth University
New Jersey Natural Gas Company
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Palmeri, Sr.
Ms. Evelyn Puig
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Puma
Mr. & Mrs. David Rauch
Mr. & Mrs. John Reinhardt
Sea Girt Community Appeal
Shore Point Distributing Company
Silverball Museum
Mr. Arthur Sommers
Stress Factory Comedy Club
$1,000-$4,999
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Swindlehurst
TD Bank
The Florence Forgotson Charitable
Foundation Inc.
The Rosell Insurance Agency
Mr. Louis Thompson
TMC Marlboro, LLC
Trident Abstract Title Agency, LLC UBS
Uncle Vinnie’s Comedy Club
Vincent T. Lombardi Council
Vision Construction Group Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Vojislov Vucetic
Wells Fargo Insurance Service USA, Inc.
WithumSmith & Brown
$500-$999
Abilities in Action
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Acquaviva
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Brislin
Broad Waverly Staffing LLC
C & C Air Conditioning & Heating
Chico’s Retail Services, Inc.
Crystal Inn Motel
FILCO
Mrs. Holly Flego
Freehold Township PBA #209
G.B. Ltd./ Byron Real Estate
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Goldman
Mr. Thomas Heleotis
Mr. Robert Hennessy
Mr. & Mrs. William Herndon
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hooker
Investors Bank
Italian American Association of Ocean
Jackson Lewis LLP
K&L Gates LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Kaiser
Mrs. Mary Pat Kennedy
John & Elizabeth Mane
McGuigan Tombs & Company, P.C.
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Merck Partnership for Giving
Meridian Health
Mr. David Messer, Esq.
Microcast
Mr. & Mrs. David Missig
Monmouth Medical Center
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur V. Murphy
Mr. David Murphy
Ms. Sue Nazar
Ms. Roxanne Oka
Assemblyman & Mrs. Declan O’Scanlon
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Schildhorn
TCG Sales Canada / 2131376 Ltd.
The Arc of New Jersey
The Beauty Foundation for Cancer Care
The Provident Bank
Ms. Barbara Vehling
Verisk Analytics
VNA Health Group
Wildwood Golf & Country Club
Mr. Robert Woertz
$250-$499
Ace Wire & Cable Co., Inc.
A-General Sewer Service
Mr. Warren Ackerman
Mr. Nick Allegretta
All Phase Heating & Cooling, Inc.
Ameriprise Finanical
AT&T United Way
Atlantic Irrigation
Aunt Jayne’s Seasoning
Mr. Fernando Avila
Ms. Michele Bernich
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Bey
Mr. Joe Bezzone
Bill Britton Golf School
Bio Watchdog
BNY Mellon Community Partnership
Bruno Sales, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Carey
CKO Kickboxing
Clee & Associates
Mr. Neil Coleman
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Colondrillo
Colts Neck Golf Club
Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeJohn
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred DePalma
Mr. Ben Di Palma
Eagan & Associates, LLC
Edward Jones
Encon Mechanical Corporation
Exit 105 Gamers
Mr. Neil Fleischman
Mr. & Mrs. George Foley
Mr. Paul. Garavante
Gaughran Law Firm
George Harms Construction Co.
Goodsports USA
Heilbrunn & Pape
Mr. & Mrs. David Henderson
Holman, Frenia & Allison PC
International Outlet Consultants
Investors Bank
Mr. Bill James
Mr. Richard Jobbins
Jumping Brook Country Club
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kammerer
Mr. Jim Kessler
Knights of Columbus Council # 11349
Knights of Columbus Council # 15012
Knights of Columbus Council #5903
Knights of Columbus Council #335
Mr. Peter Koch
L & L Paving
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lame
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Leonard
Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Lucarelli
Mrs. Charlene Masselli
McOmber & McOmber, P.C.
Merlin Industries
Merrill Lynch
Monmouth Park Charity Fund
Dr. & Mrs. Tavit Najarian
Mr. Vincent Pagano
Dr. Gail Petrosky-Campione
Mr. Richard Pitoscia
PNC Wealth Management
Ronan, Tuzzio & Giannone
Samson Electrical Supply
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Sansone
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Scaduto
Ms. Christina Sciscione
Ms. Mary Scott
Sterling Insurance
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Sulaitis
The Joe Romanowski Culinary Education Foundation
The Noontime Optimist Club of Freehold
Tropical Sno Shaved Ice
UFC Gym Shrewsbury
Waterford Wedgwood Royal Doulton
Ms. Mary Kay Weber
West Long Branch Speech & Hearing Center
Westlake Golf & Country Club
Mr. & Mrs. Rod Webster
Mrs. Beth Wigder
$100-$249
33 East Car Wash of Ocean
A Spring of Hope
Affiliated Direct Mail
Alexandria Group Home
Mr. Robert Angel & Mr. David Linnocent-Cooke
Ms. Emanuela Angelo
Applebees (Doherty Enterprises)
Ms. Gina Arancio
Argent Ventures LLC
Asbury Circle Car Wash
Atkinson & DeBartolo Attorneys
Mr. Dean Baldwin
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Barry
Mr. George Bartels
Baxter - Rutherford, Inc.
Mrs. Barbara Belding
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bingham Jr.
Hon. J. Christian Bollwage
Ms. Joy Bottger
BP Sales Group
Mr. & Mrs. John Brady
Mrs. Joan Lydia Braverman
Mr. Gus Buckalo
Bunker Hill Golf Club
Cardner’s Barber Shop
Mr. Bill Carlin
Ms. Shannon Carusi
Ms. Colleen Ciecura
Chico’s
City by the Sea Hospitality Group
Mr. David Clark
Clementine Cycling Studio
Clipped Wings Newark Chapter
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Colao
Mr. & Mrs. Jim & Barbara Coomber
Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Cooney
Cortez Cigars
Courtyard by Marriott
Cruz Golf Country Club
Ms. Anne Curley
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Curto
Mr. John Dalton
Ms. Anne Curley
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Curto
Mr. John Dalton
Di Modolo Milano
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dweck
Earth Treasures
Eatontown TV & Appliance Co.
Mrs. Alison Ebert
E.L. Baxter Company
Mr. & Mrs. James Ehlinger
Farmingdale Group Home
Mrs. Eileen Farrell
Mr. & Mrs. John & Judi Feeney
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fleischman
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Fleischman
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Foster
Frank’s Big and Tall
Funding Factory
Gallagher Retirement Services
Garden State Discovery Museum
Mr. Jay Gelbein
Mr. & Mrs. George Gencarelli
Mr. Robert Giangrasso
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gil
Mrs. Francine Goldberg
Good Hope Baptist Church
Greenville Logistics
HAM Parents Volunteer Organization
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Hannah
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Harold
Mr. & Mrs. Harley Hays
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Helgans
Ms. Michele Hoffman
Hope Presbyterian Church
Ms. Karen Hornberger
Hotel Tides
Hotels Unlimited
Ms. Lorraine Houlihan
Ms. Jane Hurd
Mr. Michael Isaacson
Johnson & Johnson
JP Morgan Chase Bank
Knights of Columbus Council #6552
Mrs. Robert & Cheryl Kaelblein
Ms. Joyce Kaiser
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Karafin
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kelly
Dr. & Mrs. Stewart Koehler
Ms. Nancy Koren
Mr. Benjamin Krosnin
Ms. Sharon Learn
Mr. Raulito Legaspi
Mr. & Mrs. Monica Legrottaglie
Mr. Adam Levy
Ms. Beverly Lionetti
Livington School
Ms. Mary Luongo
Maaco Auto Painting
Mr. & Mrs. James Maggs
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Magliozzi
Mr. & Mrs Eugene Mangini Jr.
Mr. Peter Manion
Ms. Margaret Martarano
Ms. Barbara Martelli
Ms. Margaret Matthews
Mr. & Mrs. James McConnell
Ms. Elizabeth McGowan
Mr. Andrew McKenna
Ms. Kate McLean
Mr. Joseph Meehan
Microsoft Matching Gifts
Molly Pitcher Inn
Moonstruck
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morogiello
Mr. & Mrs. William Mullaney
Mrs. Kathy Mullery
Ms. Michelle Murphy
Ms. Kathryn Nagy
Mr. Jim Napoleon
NJ Manufacturers Insurance Group
Paychex
Mr. Jonathan Nix
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Papailiou
Paul & Gail Potito
PSEG Power of Giving Campaign
Ms. Joyce Quarles
Mr. Arthur Reiff
Renova Environmental Services
Ms. Ida Rhea
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rizas
Road Runner Sports
Mr. Howard Rombey
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Roselle
Sea Oaks Golf Club
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Saggese
Ms. Mary Ellen Sampson
Mr. Brian Savola
Mr. David Schwartz
Mr. Francis Sellinger
Ms. Pamela Semmel
Shakespeare Theater of New Jersey
Shrewsbury Group Home
Ms. Huberta Siciliano
Mr. & Mrs. George Skorinko
Ms. Karen Smith
Ms. Sue Spiotto
Mr. Daniel Steinberg
Mr. Alan Sundack
Sun Capital Partners Foundation, Inc.
Sweetest Sin Boutique
Mr. & Mrs. Glen R. Sweeney
Mr. Dennis Tardio
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Terry
Tinton Falls PBA Local # 251
Dr. Don Trachtenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Trendowski
Two River Community Bank
Tyler Homes, Inc.
Ms. Mary Verdon
Virginia Tesi Interior Design, Inc
Ms. Michele Visceglia
Ms. Margaret Ward
Ms. Kim Wehrli
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Weinwurm
What’s Your Beef?
WithumSmith & Brown
Work Out World
Mr. Tom Yacko
$1-$99
Adventure Aquarium
Ms. Patricia Abramson
Mr. & Mrs. Buddy Ackerman
Ms. Margaret Africano
AIG Matching Grants Program
Ms. Anne Alberta
Ms. Susan Alberti
Ms. Elisabeth Altruda
Mr. Michael Altschuler
Ms. Joan Alwill
Alternatives
American Bread Co LLC (Panera)
Americana Diner
Amy’s Omelette House
Arch Brow Bar
Mr. Charlie Arliss
Ms. Suzanne Asay
Atlantic Fire & Security Inc.
Mr. Tony Badillo
Mr. Mike Bagnell
Mrs. Cathy Bailey
Ms. Tanya Baltazar
Ms. Susan Banner
Ms. Elizabeth Barbour
Ms. Barbara Barr
Mr. Timothy Barrett
Ms. Eileen Barrett
Ms. Mary Jane Barron
Ms. Christina Basile
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Baum
Mr. Hamilton Bell
Ms. Jayne Bender
Mrs. Evelyn Benedict
Ms. Dorothy Bennett
Bertucci’s Restaurant
Best Yet Market
Ms. Donna Best
Ms. Susan Best Jones
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bevacqua, Jr.
Big Ed’s BBQ
Mr. Michael E. Bingham
Mr. Derrick Boone
Ms. Judith Borneman
Mr. Brian Bowden
Ms. Jane Bowie
Mr. Robert Bowne
Ms. Jocelyn Boyd
Mr. Joseph Bozza
Brandl’s
Ms. Paula Breslau
Mr. Adam Brod
Mrs. Charlotte Brodfuhrer
Ms. Karen Brodfuhrer
Mr. Charles Brooks
Walter Brown
Ms. Garnett Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Bruno
Ms. Paula Brylinski
Ms. Mary Buchanan
Ms. Maria Buckland
Bucks County River Country
Ms. Myra Campbell
Ms. Kelly Campbell
Ms. Suzanne Campion
Ms. Madeline Campion
Mr. Glenn Cantor
Carlos O’Connor Mexican Restaurant
Ms. Mary Jane Carroll
Ms. Rosa Carter
Mr. John Caruso
Ms. Terese Cassano
Mr. Donald Cerrato
Mr. Matt Cerrato
Mr. Anthony Chadwick
Mrs. Elaine Chamberlin
Ms. Deborah Chanley
Chef’s International
Mr. John Cheh
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cherence
Ms. Samantha Ciccarella
Circle Auto Group
Mr. & Mrs. Francis Clossey
Ms. Stephanie Cohen
Ms. Amanda Colannio
Mr. Chris Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Collinson
Mr. Thomas Confrey
Mrs. Ruth Conlan
Ms. Kelly Conlon
Ms. Debra Connolly
Mr. Frank Cook
Ms. Carol Cook
Ms. Elizabeth Cooney
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Cooney
Mrs. Elizabeth Cooney
Mr. Corbett Cory
Mr. Joe Costa
Ms. Patricia Costello
Ms. Denyse Cowdrick
Ms. Sandra B. Craig
Mr. Michael Cullis
Ms. Debbi Curry
Mr. & Mrs. John Dagostino
Mr. John Dailey
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo DeRosa
Ms. Eugenia DeRosa
Mr. Michael DeSimone
Ms. Sarah Devin
Ms. Jamie DeVito
Mr. & Mrs. Jose Diazvalle
Ms. Jaclyn DiBenedetto
Mrs. Ann DiCapua
Ms. Julia DiChiara
Ms. Lorraine Dickerson
Mr. & Mrs. William DiMaio
Ms. Rose Donato
Mr. Donald Dries
Beverly & Ronald Driller
DTW Consulting Group LLC
Ms. Carolyn Duenas
Ms. Marianne Earle
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Eastmond, Jr.
Mr. Johny Edwards
Educational Testing Service
Ms. Roberta Ellen
Ms. Mindy Engel
Ms. Monica Eppinger
Mr. Raymond Eppinger
Ms. Casey Espinoza
Ms. Lynn Evans
Mr. Douglas B. Fallone
Lauren & Judy Fay
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Fedorochko
Mr. John Feehery
Ms. Karen Feierstein
Mr. Billy Feiss
Ms. Pilar Fernandez - Sisskin
Ms. Eugenia Fishbein
Ms. Eileen Fleming
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Flynn
Mr. Kevin Foley
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Foley
Food Circus Supermarkets
Ms. Janet Fournier
Mr. Alan Fox
Ms. Mary Fox
Mr. Aaron Fritzinger
Fred Astaire Dance Studio
Gaetano’s
Mr. Jack Gaffney
Mr. Thomas Gambino
Ms. Anne Garvin
Mr. Terrence Geant
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gebhardt
Ms. Linda Gee
Mr. Robert Giannone
Ms. Jewel Giarratana
Mrs. Veronica Ginda
Mr. Michael Glassett
Ms. Linda Glazebrook
Ms. Mary Ann Glazer
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Goldberg
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Goldin
Ms. Juliet Gossett
Mrs. Denise Goudsward
Ms. Cheryl Graham
Mrs. Janice Grandcolas
Ms. Elaine Gray
Mr. Henry Gunst
Ms. Evelyn Haberman
Ms. Susan Haddow
Mr. & Mrs. Bob Haggan
Ms. Renee Hahn
Mr. & Mrs. David Hall
Ms. Kelly Harmon
Ms. Barbara Hart
Mr. Daniel Hart
Healthy Glow Airbrush Tanning
Mr. Peter Heim
Mr. Ernest Hendry
Ms. Treasure Herman
Mr. Steven Hickson
Mr. Shawn Hickson
Ms. Jan Holderness
Ms. Wendy Holsey
Hole in One Mini Golf
Illiano’s Restaurant
Mr. & Mrs. Sam Ieronimo
Ms. Barbara Irons
Ms. Elizabeth Jakeway
Jenkinson’s Pavilion
Ms. Colleen Jennings
Mr. Kevin Johnson
Ms. Jane Johnson
Mr. Leo Kalieta
Mr. & Mrs. John Kalman
Mr. Kurt Kammerer
Mr. Donald Kane
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Kardane
Mrs. Robert & Cheryl Kaelblein
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keil
Ms. Margie Kelly
Ms. Megan Kennedy
Mrs. Mary Kiningham
Ms. Mary Kinsella
Kitchens Hospitality
Mr. John Kline
Mr. Edward Kosberg
Mr. Kenneth Kostrinsky
Mr. Gary Kramer
Mr. Richard Kramer
Mr. Paul Krane
Ms. Samantha Kudrick
Mr. Adam Kulpinski
Ms. Jessica Kunze
Eileen La Due
Ms. Tara Lally
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lame
Ms. Jeannette Lapin
Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Larsen
Ms. Barbara Lawhorn
Mr. Kevin Lawlor
Mr. Frank LeCompte
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Levy
Mr. Myles Levy
Ms. Suzanne Liebiedz
Mr. Philip Limeri
Ms. Rosann Lindsey
Ms. Joyce Loguidice
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lotz
Ms. Kathleen Loures
Mr. John Lowsky
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Luehmann
Mrs. Debbie Luhman
Ms. Claudia Luongo
Mr. David Luongo
Mr. Allen Lupian
Ms. Lorrie Lupio
Ms. Mary MacDonald
Ms. Irene MacKay
Ms. Ruthann Mackway
Ms. Roselyn Maine
Ms. Mallory
Ms. Barbara Marion
Mr. Charles Marion
Stephany & Page Markovic
Mr. George Martin
Ms. Maureen Marziale
Ms. Marie Mascaro
Ms. Courtney Mayer
Mr. John McCarthy
Ms. Tina McCarthy
Ms. Diane McDonald
Ms. Terese McKenna
Mrs. Loretta McKenna
Ms. Dianne McKeon
Ms. Margaret McMahon
Mr. & Mrs. John McParland
Ms. Trinity McQuillan
Ms. Jacquelyn Measure
Mr. Colin Mechanic
Ms. Patricia Meehan
Mr. Stephen Meisner
Ms. Erin Meyer
Mr. Ken Meyers
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Miele
Ms. Priscilla Miller
Ms. Patricia Miller
Ms. Phyllis Mirro
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
Ms. Esther Mitchell
Monmouth Park Racetrack
Monster Mini Golf
Ms. Kimberly Mora
Ms. Melissa Moran
Ms. Pamela Morley
Ms. Denise Morris
Mr. Lawton Morro
Ms. Susan Muench
Ms. Susan Muench
Ms. Mary Beth Mulhall
Mr. Harry Mullery
Mr. Shane Mullery
Ms. Jennifer Murphy
Mrs. Muriel Murphy
Mr & Mrs. Jim Neary
Ms. Cindy Neely
Ms. Beth Nelson
New Jersey Repertory Theater
NY Red Bulls Soccer
Mr. Brett Nichols
Mr. & Mrs. William & Anita Nixon-Sirnack
Mr. Raoul Nolan
Ms. Marina Nonnenmacher
Ms. Nancyhope Normandin
Mr. Lawrence O’Connell
Kerry O’Connor
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Orsini
Mr. Thomas Ostner
Old Mutual (Bermuda) Ltd
Otto’s Bar and Grill
Thomas Packylowski
Pacific Gas & Electric Company
Painting Bees
Ms. Beth Palamara
Mr. John Pallone
Ms. Keri Pastore
Ms. Karen Paterno
Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Paul
Paul David Partywares
Ms. Joan Ann Paxton
Ms. Emily Pearce
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Pelo
Matthew D. Pelo Plumbing & Heating
Ms. Bess Peterson
Mrs. Gina Petillo
PG&E Corporation Foundation
Ms. Judith Phipps
Mr. Richard Pickens
Ms. Tina Pilot
Mr. Steven Pisani
Mr. Joseph Pittorino
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Plath
Ms. Cathy Poasco
Ms. Anne Pontecorvo
Ms. Paula Porter
Mr. Frederick Potter
Mr. Robert Prescott-Ezickson
Mr. Antonios Psarakis
Ms. Esther Psarakis
Mr. William Puig
Mr. Donald Quimby
RKL General
Contractor, LLC
Mr. Chris Ramirez
Ms. Pricilla Ramirezsilva
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Reckage Jr.
Red Lobster
Mr. Daniel Redd
Mr. Joseph Renzella
Ms. Constance Ricci
Ms. Margaret Roarty
Ms. Evette Robatto
Mr. Raymond Robertson
Mr. Christopher Rolke
Ms. Terese Rolke
Mr. & Mrs. Romanelli
Mrs. Sarah Rosato
Ms. Christine Ross
Ms. Carol Roussell
Ruffino’s
Ms. Karen Ruggiero
Mr. Allan Ryan
Mr. David Sadeik
Ms. Sarah Sakowski
Mr. & Mrs. Nazzareno Saliba
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Samaras
Mr. & Mrs. Frank & Ann Sanok
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sasnow
Ms. Sharon Scerrato
Peter Schiessl
Mr. Daniel Schneider
Mr. Matthew Schwartz
Ms. Margaret Scott
Ms. Ellen Scurry
Sea Streak LLC
Ms. Nicole Selver
Ms. Deirdre Senkewicz
Ms. Kim Sevenson
Ms. Elizabeth Seydell
Shadow Lake Village
Shore Antique Center
Mr. Ronald Shough
Shrewsbury Car Wash
Shrewsbury Surgery Center
Mrs. Marie Sigismondi
Ms. Geri Sire
Ms. Joan Slott
Smashburger
Mr. Arthur Smith
Ms. Elena Smith
Ms. Robyn Snow
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Sobo
Ms. Jill Socha
Ms. Lucille Solden
Ms. Kelly Soldo
Mrs. Carissa Sommers
Ms. Sophie Spagnuolo
Mr. Joseph Spedaliere
Mr. John Spontak
Ms. Kathleen Stevenson
Mr. William Storer
Mr. Tom Strauss
St. Stephen’s Green
Statue Cruises
Surf Taco
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Sullivan
Sweet Lew’s Cafe
Glynnis Tan
Mr. Gerald Tarantolo
Ms. Mary Tardiff
Taste & Technique Cooking Studio
Mr. & Mrs. W. Taylor
Mr. Dwayne Tazzetto
Ms. Denise Terranova
Ms. Ann Marie Terranova
Ms. Carol Tesauro
The Algonquin Arts Theater
The Center Players Inc.
The Count Basie Theater
The Kula Foundation
The Macaroon Shop
The Strand Center for the Arts
Mary-Beth & Scott Thompson
Ms. Paula Thorogood
Ms. Angela Tomczyk
Mr. Sean Torphy
Trenton Thunder
Ms. Mary Tully
Mr. Chris Ulrich
United Way of Central & Northeastern Connecticut
United Way of Central Jersey
United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern NJ
US Water Treatment Company
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Valenti
Ms. Carol Valone
Mr. Rodney Van Kleeck
Jerry & Cathy Van Velzen
Verizon Foundation
Ms. Eve Varma
Ms. Kathleen Vaughan
Mr. Tom Vaughan
Ms. Linda Vaughn
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Vecchione
Ms. Debbie Veritas
Mr. & Mrs. John Vistas
Gary Wagner
Mr. David Walsh
Mr. John Walsh
Mr. Dan Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Warchal
Ms. Judy Waters
Ms. Tara Waters
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wayde
Mr. Wilbert Wehrli
Ms. Andrea Weier
Ms. Tracy Weier
Ms. Gloria Weilandis
Mr. Steven Weilandis
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Weir
Ms. Melissa Weiss
Ms. Tracey Welch
Mr. Mark Weston-Dawkes
Mr. Michael White
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Whittles
Ms. Linda Whitworth
Laura & Chris Widmer
Ms. Judy Wilbert
Ms. Teresa Wilbert
Ms. Virginia Wilbert
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Wilk
Ms. Alicia Willemsen
Ms. Sandra Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Wimpenny
Ms. Robin Winchester
Mr. Mark Witkowsky
Mr. Maxwell Wobser
Mr. Walter Wolejsza
Ms. Donna Youmans
Ms. Alice Zagury
Ms. Natalie Zenkert
Mr. Steven Zide
Ms. Ruth Zimmerman
Zoom Room Dog Training
Memorials & Special Gifts
In memory of Alan Abramson
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Potito
In memory of Samuel Garretson
Ms. Natalie Zenkert
In memory of Carlos Martinez
Ms. Kathleen Mullery
In memory of Paul Buchanan
Ms. Pamela Semmel
Ms. Beth Palamara
Ms. Maryann Cruz
Mr. Vincent Pagano
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Whittles
Dr. & Mrs. Tavit Najarian
In memory of Mary Ann Gilchrist
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Esposito
In memory of Mick’s Father
Mrs. Ida Rhea
In memory of Helen Golubov
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Leonard
In memory of Nellie Mirasola
Ms. Kathleen Mullery
In memory of Phyllis Mirro
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Eastmond
In memory of Edith Cassola
Ms. Natalie Zenkert
In memory of Douglas Grady
Ms. Kathleen Mullery
Ms. Deborah Wehrlen
Ms. Eileen La Due
In memory of Amity Clapp
Ms. Margaret Roarty
In memory of Kenneth Paul Haith
Ms. Barbara Irons
In memory of Janice Colondrillo
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Lame
In memory of
Pamela Wiss Havell
Ms. Huberta Siciliano
In memory of Harry Douty
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Levy
Mr. Myles Levy
Ms. Mary E. Scott
Ms. Tara Waters
Ms. Mary Pat Kennedy
Ms. Kate McLean
Mr. Charles Arliss
Mr. Kevin Foley
Ms. Elizabeth Barbour
Mr. Henry Gunst Jr.
Ms. Erin Meyer
Ms. Emily Pearce
Mr. Tom Yacko
Pricilla & Peter Miller
Mr. & Mrs. Buddy Ackerman
Mr. & Mrs. Ray Carey
Ms. Sandra Craig
Ms. Paula Porter
Mr. Warren Ackerman
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Foster
Ms. Karen Farrell
Ms. Mary Jane Barron
The Shadow Lake
Village Sunshine Club
In honor of Fr. Hank Hilton
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Brislin
In memory of Peter Hilton
Mr. Glen Sweeney
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Brislin
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Kardane
Ms. Mary Ellen Sampson
Dr. & Mrs. Stewart Koehler
In memory of Judith Hilton
Ms. Elena Smith
In memory of
Charlotte Kruysman
Ms. Deborah Wehrlen
Happy Birthday to Sean O’Dea
Mr. Michael Isaacson
Mr. Robert Giangrasso
In memory of Roberta Pulsch
Ms. Elizabeth McGowan
In memory of Mrs. Simms
Ms. Kathleen Mullery
In memory of Anthony Sciscione
Ms. Margaret Ward
Ms. Tina McCarthy
Ms. Jane Butler
Ms. Sue Nazar
Ms. Sue Spiotto
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Sobo
Mr. & Mrs. John McParland
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Ferorochko
In memory of Rochelle Sundack
Mr. Alan Sundack
The Livingston School
In memory of Vito Tango
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pastore
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Reckage
In memory of Pearl Thomore
Mrs. Mollie Giamanco
Mr. & Mrs. Ron Acquaviva
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Roselle
Ms. Mary Verdon
Ms. Carol Cook
Ms. Margaret Africano
Ms. Diane McKeon
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kelly
In memory of Andrew Walker
Ms. Mary Buchanan
Ms. Jessica Kunze
Ms. Jeanette Lapin
Ms. Judith Anne Borneman
Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Goldin
In memory of Beatrice Welsh
Ms. Joy Bottger
In memory of Joan Sheldon
Ms. Lynn Evans
Mr. & Mrs. William Sirnack
Congratulations to Lee & Taylor
Ms. Lucille Solden
In honor of our Shore Program
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Barry
In memory of Daniel Sobkowicz
Ms. Kathleen Mullery
In memory of James Martarano
Mr. Gary Wagner
In Honor of Harley Stanley
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Fleischman
Insuring the Future of The Arc
Have you ever considered the possibility of making a more significant donation to The Arc of Monmouth? For many
families and supporters this probably sounds impossible, but it may be easier than you think.
When we were young and concerned about an uncertain future, many of us bought life insurance as a hedge against a
situation that could devastate our young family. Life insurance was a tool that provided financial security for our loved
ones’ future.
As time passed and we built a ‘nest egg’, we find that the importance of that life insurance shrinks. The kids grow up
and become independent, we build a retirement plan and some of us may have invested in real estate and/or financial
investments that provide security for our remaining years. Even if we have a family member with a disability, many of
us created a special needs trust to ensure they are cared for without it affecting other financial needs that our families
have. Therefore, the life insurance policies that were paid for over many years can now serve as a great way to give a
gift of value that may not be needed by your family.
Please take a few moments to think about whether you too might be able to make a gift of a life insurance policy to The
Arc. It’s an easy gift to make; it simply requires adding a beneficiary or changing the ownership on an existing policy.
If the policy is already paid up, there would be no additional cost for making a very special gift that will benefit future
generations of people with disabilities and their families who will continue to be served by The Arc.
To discuss a gift of life insurance or another special gift, please contact Brett Colby at (732) 493-1919 ext. 120 or
[email protected].
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