2011 Annual Report
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2011 Annual Report
Years Strong Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Annual Report A Message from the Chief Executive Officer 80 Years Strong is the theme for our Annual Report – in 2011 we celebrated our 80th anniversary of service to York residents! Eighty years of teaching kids to grow up to be responsible members of society, just like Voni Grimes, one of the first Crispus Attucks kids. He is just one example of how Crispus Attucks can lead a child to become a leader of tomorrow. With a foundation of 80 years, we will build stronger, much-needed programs that: • teach children and youth to be responsible citizens by setting and achieving goals for success in life, • help students earn their high school diplomas and encourage students to continue their education after graduation, • provide affordable, quality housing for York City residents, • help youth and young adults find employment and independence, • provide child care with an emphasis on learning and creativity, so parents can work or go to school knowing their children are safe and well cared for, • improve the south York neighborhood where we’re located, • provide programs to give seniors an opportunity to eat lunch with their peers and participate in program activities and health screenings while continuing to live independently, and • help men coming out of prison find jobs and successfully rejoin society. Throughout this report you’ll see how your support is helping area residents achieve success. We’re proud of our history, and we’re excited about being the Heart of Change in York City and County in the future. Thank you to everyone who has made these 80 years so successful. We hope we can count on your support in 2012 and beyond. Board of Directors Daniel P. Elby, President Alternative Rehabilitation Communities Raymond Crenshaw, Vice President Independent Jeff Snyder, Treasurer PeoplesBank Mieke Walsh Driscoll, Esq., Secretary CGA Law Firm Joanne Borders Independent Pamela Bostic WellSpan Frank Countess, Esq. CGA Law Firm George Dotzel, CPA SF & Company Juan Kimble Safe Harbor Water Power Company John Klinedinst CS Davidson, Inc. Arlene LaPore Susquehanna Trust & Investment Gary Lauer AWI Ed Magee Harley-Davidson Motor Company Dr. Ken Martin York College of Pennsylvania Dr. Joseph McCormick II Penn State University—York Robert L. Simpson Chief Executive Officer CEO Bobby Simpson with children from the Early Learning Center. 2 On the front cover: Lifelong CA member and supporter Voni Grimes with one of our Early Learning Center children. Eric Menzer York Revolution Dr. Joel Rodney University of South Florida William Simpson Susquehanna Real Estate Tom Wolf The Wolf Organization Background Founded in 1931, the Crispus Attucks Association was started to provide a center for community life for African Americans in a segregated York, Pennsylvania. The organization takes its name from the American revolutionary of the same name, an African American and former slave who was one of the five killed in the Boston Massacre in 1770. Today, the Crispus Attucks Association is a multi-purpose center in southeast York City offering a wide range of services for people of all backgrounds and ages, fulfilling its mission as the heart of change for all people in need. You will find in this report details of these many programs and a glimpse of some of the people we have touched through them. Looking Back, Looking Forward 2011 marked the 80th Anniversary of the Crispus Attucks Association. In 1931, we started out as a social and recreational program only. Later that decade, we added child care which included an emphasis on the importance of education. In the late 1960s, our building was condemned and in 1971, a new building was completed. The 1970s were a turbulent time for Crispus Attucks. In 1979, Bobby Simpson took over leadership of the Association on an interim basis – and 32 years later, he’s still leading us forward to meet the changing needs of community members. and educational opportunities to the area in response to neighborhood surveys of residents’ needs. Thanks to the support we have received from you, we are a stronger organization offering a wide variety of services to York County residents. Over the last 80 years, community needs have changed and Crispus Attucks has changed to meet those needs. In this Annual Report you will find information about the programs we offer and a few of the people whose lives you help us positively impact. Looking forward, we will continue to change In the 1980s, we as community needs started working to make Chief Executive Officer change. We are excited the neighborhood safer as we look to the future Bobby Simpson and improve the housing and we hope you will available to residents. In the continue to support our efforts to 1990s and 2000s, we worked to improve York, one person at a bring health services, more jobs, time. 3 Early Learning Center Served: 319 children, ages 3 months to 12 years Services: Year-round Child Care & Education Age Appropriate Learning NAEYC (National Assn. for the Education of Young Children) Accreditation PA Keystone STAR 4 Site Pre K Counts Site Weekdays 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM The Early Learning Center is an all inclusive program, working with children of various abilities. In 2011, we offered vision screening, lead testing, and dental checkups with fluoride treatments to our students. Reading is fundamental to learning and we emphasize how important it is with our students and parents. Our preschoolers can participate in the 100 Book Challenge by taking books home each night to read with their parents. As the number of books read increases, prizes are awarded for achieving various milestones. Paula Gilbert from Martin Library provided some p a r e n t workshops to encourage literacy at home and a ELC students practice reading to, and storytelling with, each other. 4 “how to” session for parents to learn some techniques to make reading together fun and help develop s t u d e n t s ’ comprehension skills. In collaboration with Family Child ELC children learn rhythm using Resources, we instruments purchased with provided a series of trainings f o r funding from Rotary of York Grandparents Raising Grandchildren. Our goal is that attendees will form a support group to share ideas and encourage each other. Children who were preparing to enter kindergarten and their parents took part in the “Ready Freddy” program to make the transition smoother. We introduced the “I’m Learning/I’m Moving” program that follows First Lady Michelle Obama’s goal of improving health and nutrition in children. Our commitment to education extends to our staff also. This year two staff completed the Child Development Associate Certification requirements. Nine staff were enrolled in college courses and worked toward a degree. One staff member earned her Early Childhood Certification and is now enrolled in a Masters Degree Program. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Rising STARS Youth & Family Program Served: 315 youth participants Youth ages 5 to 18 years Most in high-risk neighborhoods Services: Year-round Afterschool Activities Life Skills: Nutrition, Character Development, Violence Prevention Community-Service Learning Recreational Games and Sports Homework and Tutorial Help Summer Day Camp This year something exciting happened in our Rising STARS Program. It was not that more than 40 parents and grandparents volunteered in our program, nor was it that many of those parents were alumni of the Youth against Drugs Program, the predecessor of Rising STARS. They were important, but the exciting part was that some parents began organizing and coordinating programs which created an increase of parental support. The programs created are listed below: Lil’ South Side Steppers Drill Team: including 30 students, five- to sevenyears-old. Their very first performance was at the Kwanzaa Celebration for HAAC in December, 2011. Our Village Mentoring Initiative: The Drill Teams require lots of Parents, students, practice before they perform. and staff are collectively part of our group mentoring that includes activities and projects geared toward youth. Activities include dinner and breakfast talks, individualized mentoring, and communityservice projects. It Takes a Village: basketball and mentoring program was created to give youth an opportunity to learn basketball skills, teamwork, and leadership skills. Fathers who are concerned about their community and want to give back created this program. We all know the importance of making sure that our young people feel safe and valued. It takes all of us, parents and community, working together as a team. Our youth deserve the very best services available. The increase of parental involvement is a much needed partnership for the success of our young people. Summer Campers enjoying one of their day trips. 5 YouthBuild Charter School Served: 158 students, 51 graduates today. The staff opened my eyes and showed me Most in high-risk environments that there is more to life than just getting a high Services: Grades 10, 11, and 12 Curriculum school diploma. They encouraged me to further On-site Job Training in my education, learn more, Crispus Attucks Construction and not to just give up after YouthBuild Mental Toughness Training high school.” Charter School “The staff also played a 2011 Board of Directors big role in my signing up for YCCOSP (York College Jerra Wooten Thomas Englerth II, President Community Opportunity Robert Redman, Secretary graduated from Scholarship Program), which Christine Blevins Crispus Attucks turned out to be a fantastic Jazmin Byers YouthBuild program. Since graduating Irene Hudson Charter School from Crispus Attucks, I’ve Rebecca Lanzino with the class of been going to school partKendall Menzer 2011. time, and I’m looking into Michael Newsome starting full-time in the fall Grace Quartey of 2012.” Edquina Washington Jerra Wooten, 2011 She says, YouthBuild graduate “Graduating from Crispus Attucks was a big success for me and also for my family. The wonderful opportunities, being involved with the community, and the supportive guidance from the staff was a big help to succeed after high school.” “Personally, I think Crispus Attucks is a very great school. If it was not for the YouthBuild Charter School, I would not be where I am Each student must complete Mental Toughness training before they can start academic classes. 6 Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Center for Employment & Training Served: More than 700 job seekers, age 14+ Services: Education Leading to Employment and Career Training (ELECT) for pregnant and parenting youth General Employment Services, Career Workshops, and Counseling Youth Employment Services, Job Readiness, and Skills Training In 2011, eight of the students we worked with were placed into the Certified N u r s i n g Assistant ( C N A ) p r o g r a m through the Eight students completed CNA Advanced training Skills Center working with Tender Loving Care Learning Center. This 37-day intensive training program is required for our students to receive CNA certification. Our staff worked with the students to overcome the barriers of transportation and child care. We worked closely with them and their instructors throughout the program to insure their successful completion of the program. Each student had to pass numerous tests throughout the training and the average score on the final tests for these eight students was 98%. They worked hard to balance their training, working, and home lives to guarantee their success in the program. They all maintained a 100% attendance rate, all eight students successfully completed the program, and all of them are now gainfully employed as CNAs. Upon completion of the program, Rosario obtained employment at Rest Haven convalescent home in York, PA. Natalie is employed by Manor Care Nursing Home in York. Both girls say that they enjoy their job and love to work with the elderly. Rosario and Natalie, two of our CNA students. 7 Housing & Maintenance Served: 334 tenants in 132 housing units Services: Affordable Rental Housing Weekdays 8 AM to 5 PM Office: 613 South George Street The Crispus Attucks Housing Department operates more than 130 units of worker housing in the City of York. Our tenants become part of the Crispus Attucks family since we interact with them on a regular basis. Ydelqui is the mother of a young child who rented from Crispus Attucks Housing from September, 2010 through D e c e m b e r , Former tenant and new home 2011. Even with the responsibility of owner Ydelqui raising a baby and maintaining a full time job, among other things, Ydelqui wanted to provide a good life for her daughter. She was a very responsible tenant always keeping her unit, as well as the hallways and lobby of her apartment building, clean. Her 8 willingness to help her neighbors and go the extra mile has benefitted her already. While a Crispus Attucks tenant, Ydelqui went through the York Housing Assistance Program. Here she learned about homeownership responsibilities and received assistance with closing costs. She secured a mortgage and purchased a lovely home in the city where she and her daughter live. We are proud of her success in becoming a homeowner in such a short period of time and wish her continued happiness and success. The floods and other natural disasters in the fall of 2011 created havoc with several of Crispus Attucks’ historic housing properties. Our maintenance staff worked many long hours repairing roofs, pumping basements, and innumerable other necessities to protect our tenants and preserve our One of the many housing properties. units CA owns Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Transitional Program Community Development Served: Served: 75 men, nonviolent ex-offenders on pre-release parole Services: 90 day Transition Program for up to 22 state-referred parolees at a time Assist with ID, Addiction Recovery, Employment, Budgeting, Life Skills We operate two residential homes in York City. The men in the program must complete their specified 90-day action plan, which includes finding work and permanent housing, as well as completing, if necessary, drug and alcohol counseling or other mandated programs. Jared Smith completed the Crispus Attucks Transitional Center program in 2008. Mr. Smith began his own business JNS Enterprises Construction Company. Mr. Smith does various sub-contracting all over Pennsylvania and is currently sub-contracted with Jackson Elementary School located in York City. Southern York City Services: Neighborhood Development Planning Commercial Property Management Home Sales to Low-Income Buyers In 2011, the Community Development Department assisted with the expansion of the Transitional Program by rehabilitating a former apartment building, resulting in a state-approved site that will begin operations in early 2012. A bedroom in the new location. Shawn Carmichael & Rashied Wright both graduated from Crispus Attucks Transitional Center. They are now owners of S&R Brotherly grocery store in York. They sell food, lottery tickets, newspapers, and paper products. They also make donations to the community and charitable organizations. 200 South Duke Street is the location of the newest facility for the Transitional Center. 9 Active Living Center Served: 207 seniors, ages 60 and older Services: Community Gatherings Health Screenings Drop-In Center Group Trips Weekdays 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM The Crispus Attucks Active Living is always looking for ways to provide quality services to our active seniors in the south York City and County area to help them live independently as long as possible. In 2011, we continued to build our collaboration with several agencies including Community Progress Council (CPC). Through our relationship with CPC, Mr. Eugene Washington became a driver for us this year. This gives us the capability to provide transportation services for seniors, especially those under 65, and has allowed us to transport members home from the Active Living Center every day. In addition, we can provide Mr. Washington enjoys transporting transportation other seniors during the week. for members to doctor visits, pick up prescriptions, make bank deposits, and go grocery shopping. Because this service is provided by Mr. Washington, it helped make our program more successful and allows members to attend lunch, program activities, and health screenings more consistently. Also, it gives the director more time to focus on programming. Active Living Center Members enjoy the opportunity to get together for fun activities, including bus trips, card games, and Bingo, to name a few. 10 2011 was a wonderful year in the Active Living Center. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Financial Position Data as of June 30 2011 $ ASSETS Cash Accounts Receivable-net Property and Equipment Investments Restricted Deposits Other Assets TOTAL ASSETS 2010 $ 1,142,689 1,077,991 2,079,891 3,120,861 25,917,795 26,354,610 205,760 188,423 807,965 1,529,410 722,477 1,480,337 30,876,577 33,751,632 2011 $ 2010 $ LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Loans & Notes Payable 14,736,471 16,950,250 804,022 768,679 Other Liabilities TOTAL LIABILITIES 15,540,493 17,718,929 NET ASSETS Unrestricted Temporarily Restricted Permanently Restricted TOTAL NET ASSETS 14,189,014 14,146,287 1,114,493 1,856,663 32,577 29,753 15,336,084 16,032,703 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 30,876,577 33,751,632 Activities Data as of June 30 2011 $ REVENUE AND SUPPORT Grants and Contracts Contributions Other Income Total Income 3,843,575 559,561 2,084,105 6,487,241 2010 $ 5,247,733 773,860 2,047,191 8,068,784 2011 Revenue and Support 450000 400000 350000 6,658,605 525,255 7,183,860 5,749,455 878,850 6,628,305 CHANGE IN NET ASSETS (696,619) 1,440,479 7000000 6000000 5000000 300000 4000000 250000 3000000 200000 EXPENSES Program Services Supporting Services Total Expenses 2011 Expenses 150000 2000000 100000 1000000 500000 0 0 Grants and Contracts Contributions Other Income Program Services Supporting Services 11 Our Community of Contributors 2011 Community Builder $15,000 or more Glatfelter Company George & Martha Hodges Juan & Darcel Kimble Mr & Mrs Louis Appell Jr Kinsley Construction Comcast Corporation Modern Landfill Arthur Glatfelter Thomas & Joan Norris Glatfelter Insurance Group Northwest Bankcorp Inc Grumbacher Family Michael Paules Foundation Penn Waste Inc Graham Companies/Graham Perform Group LLC Capital Company Philadelphia Insurance Graham Foundation Companies Harley-Davidson Motor PNC Capital Markets LLC Company Rutter’s M & T Bank Judy & Bill Simpson PeoplesBank, a Codorus Susquehanna Bank Valley Company Wagman Corporate Rutter Bros Dairy Inc Community Fund Shipley Group Wilmac Corporation Robert Simpson Wolf Donald B & Dorothy L Stabler York Container Company Foundation Stewart Foundation Wolf Foundation York Water Company Educator $2,500 to $4,999 Kathy & Chuck Blouse Capital Blue Cross - Capital Advocate Advantage Insurance $5,000 to $14,999 CGA Law Firm PC Adhesives Research Inc Gerald Eichner BJ’s Charitable Foundation Ginger & John Finlayson Blockhouse Company H M Rehmeyer Trust Harvey & Winifred Bradley Metro Bank Colony Papers Inc Douglas & Barbara Moyer Frank Countess Esq PNC Bank Ettline Foods Corporation Fulton Bank, Drovers Division Ski Liberty Operating Corp 12 Anne Druck William Eisenhart Jr Daniel & Brenda Elby Barry Epley Mentor - $500 to $2,499 Mr & Mrs William Eyster Aldersgate United Methodist Charles G Eyster Fund of YCCF Church Rob & Christy Fawcett Carl Anderson Stephen Feldmann Sandy & Pete Andrews GIANT Food Stores LLC Anonymous Donald & Deborah Gogniat Christine & Ronald Blevins Jennifer Green Michelle Box Douglas & Cecilia Hofmann C Kim Bracey Michael & Shirley Jefferson Vernon Bracey Bill & Joanne Jellison Colin J Bradley John H. Myers & Son Inc C S Davidson Inc Colonial York Doll Club Of PA John Shelley's Garden Center & Nursery UPMC Health Network Samuel Willman York White Rose Run Beth Boyer presenting a check in memory of her father to Youth Programs Director Jacquie Martino-Miller, Active Living Center Director Robin Beatty Smith, Voni Grimes, and CA Board President Daniel Elby Consolidated Scrap Resources Alan Czyzewicz Brenda Daniels Delta Packaging Inc Mr & Mrs Albert Diehl George & Cindy Dotzel John & Margaret Driscoll Richard & Karen Julian Don & Carol Kauffman Dean Keeports Horace Keesey III William Kerlin Kleppers Security Source John & Jan Klinedinst Gary & Kathy Lauer Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 Laugerman's Harley-Davidson Dorrie & Henry Leader Dr Stanton Lebouitz Byron LeCates Lowe's Ed Magee Ken & Yvonne Martin Jacqueline Martino-Miller Heather Maxfield LeRoy & Janet McCarthy Kendall & Eric Menzer Miller-Dipietro Medical Imaging Associates Karen Mitchell William Montalvo Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Motter Foundation Fund of YCCF Laurette Murray Hon. Maria Musti-Cook Melvin & Laura Nace William Newby Robert Newcomer Michael Newsome Michael O'Connor James Parker Penn State-York Philip R Friedman & Associates LLP Peter Phillips Dr & Mrs Ignacio Prats Seth & Grace Quartey RG Group Mary Roche Bequest Dr & Mrs Joel Rodney Dr Christianne Schoedel SF&Company Stephen Simon Smith Village Jeffrey Snyder Stambaugh Ness PC Target - York East Elise Thomas George & Dianne Thornton Private Foundation William Unwin Dr & Mrs William Baker Susan Baker Van R Baker Sis & Bud Bankert Ronald Banks Edquina Washington, Joanne Borders, Ann Freeland, Inez Hill, Olivia Brown at the 80th Anniversary Gala Andrew Volovar Joseph & Susan Wagman George Waldner Judy Walker Hon. Marie White Bell Donna Williams Coni Wolf Thomas & Frances Wolf Women's Giving Circle York Civic Organization York Mail Service York Traditions Bank York Wallcoverings Inc Tutor - $100 to $499 Catherine Alfree David Anderson Anonymous Henry & Ann Anstadt Yesika Arocho Mary Anne & Charlie Bacas Tammy Baer Roseanna Banks Sheila Banks Scott Becker Aneta Bell Doug & Kristin Berman Bike & Build Inc Bonnie Bluett Richard Blymire Joanne Borders Charles & Pamela Bostic Gregory Bowman Haley Bowman Beth Boyer Brenda Branch Stephen Bratton Evelyn Brown Jeffery Brown Stephani Brown Shilvosky Buffaloe Jonathan Burke Leon Butler Jeffery & Elaine Byers Novia Campbell Barbara Chalk Amy Chamberlin Lavoris Chambers Charles & Mary Chodroff Lisa Christie Gayle Cluck Mr & Mrs Donn Cohen Wayne Colbert Richard Coley Collens-Wagner Agency Consolidated School of Business Paula Copeland George & Michel Cramer Michael Davis Mary Ann DeCarlo Dr & Mrs Samuel Deisher Don & Jane Dellinger Corinne Dipietro Cynthia Dize Larry Duke Kenneth Dunbar Paul Duryea Doug Dutton Chloe Eichelberger Evelynn Eighmey Lisa Emig John Eyster Kimberly Farnsworth Feldmann Family Fund of YCCF Ferguson Welding Inc Valerie Foreman Gillian Foster Randy Freedman Stacy Freeland David Freeman A Friend Michael Glasgow Barbara Gonzalez 13 Debra Kopecki Holly Gould Frank Kovacs Kirsten Graham Loren & Faye Kroh Mark Gray Lisha Lambert Robert & Cheryl Green Robert & Judy Lease Deborah Griest Larry Leffler Randall Gross Sharee Legotte Daniel Gundersen Cindy Leiphart Jerry Hall Amanda Lewis Susan Hamberger Barry Liggins Tracy Hanegraaf Lincoln General Insurance Co Asfar Haroon Jeffrey Linsey Bonnie Hastings Isaiah Lomax Joe N Hawkins Ricardo Loper Carol Heagy Bienamino Lopez Michael Healey Thelma Lowry Laura Heltebridle LSC Design Inc Joann Henderson Kobie Mackenzie Sharon Henderson John MacVeigh Suzy & Dick Hershey Gladys Maldonado Miesha Hill Carol Hill-Evans Hoffmeyer & Semmelman LLP Norman Holland Terria Hopkins Kristopher Ivie J L Martin & Sons Finley Johnson Sena Johnson Marsha Jones ELC Director Carol Heagy, Jason Seitz, Linden Julius Katherman Heim winner of the York Revolution Home Run & Perry Derby, and ELC students Elaine Kauffman James Malone Keffer Funeral Home & John Mathai Crematory Charles Maxfield Mary Rose Kelly Webster J McCormack Delores Kerlin Dr Joseph McCormick Michelle Kinard Winnie McDonagh Jeffrey King 14 Tamara McMillan Tyanna McMillan Deborah McNeil Samuel Miller John Misselhorn Margie Morris William T Morris Brian & Anne Moul Eric Mueller April Murray Kevin Myers Brett Newman Richard Noel Thomas Ortenzio Toby Orwig Francis Owings Bertha Palmer Cheryl Parker Judith Penn Luz Perez-Davila Robert Pokelwaldt Zinda Powell Debra Price Prince Athletic Association Cheryl Rascoe Ghana Redman Bob & Christy Renjilian Family Mark Rhodes Helen Richburg Robert Riggins Juanita Ritter Robert Roland Carol Roth Harry Rubin Sonya Ruffin Robert & Patricia Rundle Carl Sallade Mr & Mrs Gerald Savitz Lynda Scanlon Carl Scott Marcia Scott Sharon Scott Sesame Temps Inc Barbara Seward Charles Sexton Felicia Sexton Mr & Mrs William Sexton George & Liz Shorb April Showers Robbin Simonds-Flannagan Camille Sipe SKF USA Inc Wm Lee Smallwood Adam Smith Winnona Smith David Snyder Connie Sohnleitner Matthew Sommer Nicholas Spagnola Rosita Spencer Reginald Stancil State Farm, Jennifer Horning David & Joan Stauffer Pennie Sterner Stephen & Mary Ann Stetler Terrence & Linda Stewart Iris Stokes Stephen Tansey Tattooed Rosies Maylene Torres Carol Turner Lawrence Tyler Hon. John Uhler Alex Vargas Sheila Vargas Donna Ward Eugene Washington Susan Watkins Weaver Eye Associates Wells Fargo Advisors LLC Robert Werner Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2011 West York Rotary Club Mary Williams Winters Performance Products Wicky & Ken Woerthwein Steve & Joan Wolf William & Cornelia Wolf Major Wood Charles Woodard Lisa Yinger York NAACP Branch #2294 Lourdes Zayas Neighbor - up to $100 Ralph Adams Edgar Allen James Baker Maxine Banks Aaron Beard Matthew Bechtel Emory & Eva Beck Kathy Bellone Lisa Benkert Jeanie Bentzel Darla Berkowitz Marvin Berkowitz Marven Blair Albert & Judith Blakey Melvin & Kim Blouse Paige Blymire Billie Jo Bones Stacey Boore Michael Bowman Nicolette Bowman Mary Branch Patricia Branch Michael Brooks Angela Buchanan Loretta Carmon Ronald Carr Tynette Carter Lewellyn Coleman Phyllis Collins Priscilla Concino Henrietta Cook Ken & Terry Cooper John Dalton Nancy & Allan Dameshek Rosemarie Decker Susan Dobak Betty Dobson Amanda Donley Aytan Dove Kenyatta Echols Don Epstein Lynn Faircloth Joan Feiser Christine Feliciano Joshua & Erin George Donnie Gibson Michael Goc Barbara Graham Dorothy Green Ronda Greer Kristine Gross Mr & Mrs Charles Gutshall Sadie Hayes Patricia Hedgepeth Omar Henriquez Katherine Humm Ray Jackson Rebecca Jamison David Janusz Jehu Johnson Kay Kelley Kathryn Kerr Laurel King Shirley Kirkland Jeff & Mary Ann Kiser Thomas Kolarich Karl Kreiser Alletta Lambert Arlene LaPore Cynthia Layton Joleen Leitzel Darlene Leonard Trina Lewis Dr & Mrs Andre Lijoi Brenda Linebaugh Malika Lucas Karen Matthews Edward McFadden Sharee McFadden Bruce & Susan McIntosh Roy McMillan Andrew Mears Doug Miller Michael Miller Deborah Mitchell-Small Scott & Patti Monteith Damon Moore Inez Munier Danelle Murray Timothy O'Brien Dr & Mrs Peter Oscsodal Ruth Otero Inez Owens Edward Palmer Sheridan Palmer Joleta Pangburn David & Christina Powell Carolyn Ray Kristi Reichard Susan Reinaman Valorie Rice Michael Ritter Tramaine Ritter Yvonne Romey Rosenmiller Realty & Investment Tammy Scott Claudia Shermeyer Wonique Simpson Tonya Smallwood Frank Smith Carly Stauffer Ellen Stephens Lawrence Thompson Total Asphalt Maintenance James Trebilcock Mona Triplin Unitarian Universalist Congregation of York Joseph Wars Harry Washington Thomas Watford Tamika Watkins David Weaver Magdaline Whisler Donald M Whistler Stephen Whiteley Elizabeth Wilson YouthBuild Students in Art Class Jackie Wilson Paul Wolf Mary Wright David Yake Susan Zeigler Zion United Church Of Christ 15 Thank you to our 80th Anniversary Sponsors Gold Sponsors Harley-Davidson York Vehicle Operations Silver Sponsors Bronze Sponsors Mr. & Mrs. Louis J. Appell, Jr. Copper Sponsors Our Mission The Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania is a comprehensive non-profit entity that provides education services, human services, community development, and affordable housing that enhance the quality of life for a diverse population. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 605 S Duke St York, PA 17401-3111 www.crispusattucks.org (717) 848-3610 16 Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania provides services for everyone regardless of race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, age, or sex. Copyright 2012 Crispus Attucks Association. All rights reserved.
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