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TOUCH SOMEONE’S LIFE AS A
If you are interested in making a
difference in the life of an individual,
their family, and the community at
large, consider becoming a volunteer
with The Family Resource Network.
The services and resources FRN and
its affiliates offer have a long-lasting
impact on the health and happiness
of thousands of people in New Jersey.
If you are interested in joining a
special events planning committee or
participating at a higher level, please
contact Heather Comstock at (609)
392-4900. If you are interested in
exploring available volunteer
opportunities in more detail please
contact our office at (800) FRN-2345.
www.familyresourcenetwork.org
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WE ARE
TOUCHING LIVES
50 programs
With more than
and services available
for New Jersey residents living with epilepsy, developmental
disabilities, and chronic illness, The Family Resource Network has
been touching the lives of thousands of families across New
Jersey for the past 6 years.
we served 27,188 people
In 2010,
.
Additionally, 183,778 visited our 5 websites and 9,200 people
received our monthly e-zines. When you add these results
to the thousands of people we reach through our fun annual
events, such as the Walks for a Brighter Tomorrow and the
Beach Bash, it is evident that we are making a difference in the
health and happiness of thousands of families, and we are proud
of those accomplishments.
We could not accomplish all that we do without your generous
support, and for that we, and the families we help, are grateful.
There are numerous opportunities to support the mission. You
could volunteer with us or one of our affiliates, host a fundraiser,
share news about our services on your blog, or purchase an item
from our Wish List. You could also leave a lasting legacy by
including The Family Resource Network or one of our affiliates in
your will. Planned gifts are the ultimate expression of your
commitment and caring - an opportunity to invest in a shared vision.
$.96 of every $1
We are proud to say that in 2010,
donated to FRN directly benefitted those we served. You can rest
assured that your donation will have the greatest impact possible.
Now, let us look at all the ways we, and by
extension you, touched lives during 2010.
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(800) FRN-2345 • www.familyresourcenetwork.org
THE FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORK (FRN) is a family-focused human service organization that
serves families and individuals affected by autism, chronic illness, disabilities, and epilepsy. FRN is composed
of four affiliate organizations that work to improve the lives of their constituents.
HOW THE FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORK
TOUCHES LIVES
AUTISM FAMILY
SERVICES OF
NEW JERSEY offers after
school services such as arts and
crafts, physical education, music
therapy, respite opportunities and
recreational programs.
CAREGIVERS OF
NEW JERSEY focuses on
education, advocacy at the state and
local levels, and information
dissemination.
EPILEPSY FOUNDATION
OF NEW JERSEY, an affiliate of
the national Epilepsy Foundation,
provides residential summer camp,
educational workshops, scholarships,
and referral programs.
FAMILY SUPPORT
CENTER OF NEW JERSEY
is a “one-stop shop” for individuals
searching for information about
disabilities, services and programs on
national, state and local levels. Their
comprehensive Resource Database
of services and programs keeps
families informed and involved in
the New Jersey Developmental
Disability Community.
2 2010 Annual Report
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TOUCHING LIVES
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HIGHLIGHTS
NJ BIZ NONPROFIT INNOVATION AWARDS NOMINATION
In 2010, FRN was nominated for the NJBiz Nonprofit Innovation Awards in the Collaboration
Category for our Get FIT collaboration with Rowan University. Get FIT was designed to
encourage healthy lifestyles in those with developmental disabilities, and it was an honor to be
recognized for this program.
GUARDIANSHIP SERVICES
FRN introduced Guardianship Services in 2010 to support and assist anyone who is interested
in obtaining guardianship of an adult member with a developmental disability. This service
allows FRN staff members to walk individuals through the pro se process so they may better
represent themselves in court as they seek guardianship of their loved ones.
DDD SUCCESS STORY
FSCNJ, an FRN affiliate, took over the troubled home and vehicle modification program with
great success. FSCNJ provides technical assistance and payments for individuals that are
navigating home and vehicle modification as well as families purchasing assistive devices. The
referrals and process will be carried out as per the Division of Developmental Disabilities.
GET FIT EXPANDS
In addition to continuing fitness programming and curriculum development at Rowan University,
Get FIT expanded to 3 community partners. These include a personal trainer and nutrition
coach, a high tech gym, and a hospital-based wellness center. Get FIT also developed a
state-wide coalition.
“Respite means the world to families like ours!
Thank you!”
- The Chin Family
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“The Saturday Recreation program and field trips have provided me with some much needed down time!
I can relax knowing my son is having fun and is in good care.”
The Galati Family
TOUCHING LIVES:
AUTISM FAMILY SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY
Autism Family Services of New Jerseyʼs (AFSNJ) Kidz Connect after
school care program, which helps participating families find, pay for or
create after school care for their under-18 child with a disability,
expanded during 2010. AFSNJ now has two dozen Kidz Connect
programs up and running in 5 counties. To prepare staff and mentors
at traditional after school programs, AFSNJ provides training that
greatly eases the transition for both students and staff.
TOUCHING LIVES:
In an effort to continue to empower parents and professionals with
education advocacy information, AFSNJ hosted the Wrightslaw
Special Education Law & Advocacy Conference in April 2010 in
Hackensack, NJ.
AFSNJ
THE CONFERENCE TOUCHED ON:
2O1O
STATISTICS
1,952
children and adults
received direct services
4,801
parents and professionals
received the Autism
Monthly e-zine
4,023
people received information
or education services
Special
education law, rights and responsibilities
and measurements that track progress
and regression
S.M.A.R.T. IEPʼs
Tactics and strategies for effective advocacy
Tests
AFSNJ also presented a three-part series of Autism Awareness
Workshops in 2010. “Make Friends with Autism I” was geared
toward the business community and general public, while “Make
Friends with Autism II” was designed to prepare families living with
autism to interact successfully with the community. “Sibling
Connection - Creating Positive Experiences for Siblings” discussed
the importance of providing a healthy happy household that
addresses the needs of all.
The third workshop, “The NJ Insurance Reform Act: An Autism
Update,” provided information for parents on how to seek possible
funding through their insurance companies in response to a recently
passed bill requiring health benefits coverage for certain therapies that
target autism and other developmental disabilities. Workshops were
instructed by Annette Becklund, MSW, LCSW , Adrienne Robertiello,
and Valerie Powers Smith, Esq..
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Received the “Friends of PACE Award” at the Special Needs Expo in Sewaren, NJ for our
strong and supportive workshops, conferences and training opportunities
Hosted a successful 6th Annual Beach Bash in Belmar, NJ
Partnered on the creation and distribution of a new brochure, “Autism, Epilepsy & Seizures:
How to Recognize the Signs and Basic First Aid When You Do” in conjunction with the Daniel
Jordan Fiddle Foundation
AFSNJ was selected as a beneficiary of the 2010 SEA Paddle event in NYC
AFSNJ
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HIGHLIGHTS
SPOTLIGHTED PROGRAM
DINNER AND A THERAPIST
“DINNER AND A THERAPIST” PROGRAM
HELPS FAMILIES HANDLE THE STRESS
OF RAISING A CHILD WITH AUTISM.
The alarming rise in autism diagnoses and the need for
intensive, lifelong care have produced physical and
emotional pressures on families serving these children.
AFSNJ developed “Dinner and a Therapist,” a 3-part
seminar series that explored the issues facing families
raising a child on the Autism Spectrum. The series was
funded by The Horizon Foundation for New Jersey and
reached 105 parents and 75 children.
WORKSHOPS INCLUDED:
Self-Nurture: The Ability to Care for Yourself While
Caring for Others
Healthcare for You and Your Family: Maintaining
Good Mental, Physical and Emotional Health
The Sibling Issue: Minimizing the Impact of Autism
on the Sibling
TWO ADDITIONAL TOPICS WERE COVERED:
How to Judge an Autism Treatment…and How to
Avoid Autism Quackery
The Creation and Maintenance of a Family
Support Group
877-AFS-4477
www.autismfamilyservicesnj.org
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“Living out in the community has really enriched Daniel’s life.
He feels so at peace and he has hope for a better future?”
Jose & Aileen Rivera (Support Coordination Family)
TOUCHING LIVES:
CAREGIVERS OF NEW JERSEY
Caregivers of New Jersey (CNJ) continued to positively impact and
improve the lives of the more than 1.1 million caregivers during
2010. With the number of caregivers in the state growing, CNJ has
become a go-to source of information and answers on all caregivingrelated concerns and issues.
TOUCHING LIVES:
CAREGIVER
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STATISTICS
30,000
children under the age
of 18 are caregivers.
$300
billion annually in care was
provided by caregivers
As an organization that focuses on advocacy, CNJ actively
supported the paid Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Through
tenacious advocacy work, New Jersey became the third state to
guarantee 6 weeks a year of paid leave for caregivers, and 2010
was the first full year that this critical support was available.
CNJ also developed a Support Coordination team in 2010 to support
many of the 1,850 individuals living in developmental centers who
wish to transition into the community. This transition process is a
collaborative effort that allows individuals to choose where they
would like to live and who they would like to support them.
To better reach and support the caregivers of veterans, CNJ formed
a partnership with the Veteran's Administration (VA) in 2010. As a
member of our advisory board the VA will share resources with CNJ,
and help make their programs and services more accessible to
veterans and their families.
44 - 55
million people provided care
for a loved one in the
United States.
“I felt so stressed
without a break before.
I can breathe and relax now.”
- The Farrell Family
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TOUCHING LIVES:
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Collaborated with the Veterans Administration on select speaking engagements
Launched the effort to sponsor the Ocean County Caregiver Coalition, which grew to
26 members
Sponsored the 20th anniversary of the signing of the American with Disabilities Act at the
State House
Continue to establish county-based coalitions
SPOTLIGHTED PROGRAM
CAREGIVER AWARENESS MONTH
MEMBERS OF THE NEW JERSEY
STATE LEGISLATURE CELEBRATE
CAREGIVER AWARENESS MONTH
WITH CAREGIVERS OF NEW JERSEY.
Caregivers of New Jersey observed National Caregiver
Awareness Month at the State House on November 22nd.
Six members of the legislature attended the meet-andgreet event, including representatives from Morris, Essex,
Monmouth, Ocean, and Burlington Counties. Jordan
Green, Program Manager of The National Alliance for
Caregiving, announce the findings of several new national
surveys, including one on caregiving and the military at
the event.
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“ Your EFNJ lesson prepared our students: to be calm during a classroom episode, follow their teacher's
direction, understand what “M” is facing, and to be open and supportive of her in the future. She is very
open about this health issue and is very pleased that her classmates were prepared that day and will be able to
help her in the future if necessary.”
Cathy Ann Tortella, School Nurse, Nehaunsey Middle School
TOUCHING LIVES:
THE EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY
TOUCHING LIVES:
EFNJ
2O1O
STATISTICS
4,578
parents and professionals
received the Epilepsy News
11,292
people trained
statewide in 2010 by
EFNJ about epilepsy
and seizure first aid
4,022,464
People were exposed to
epilepsy awareness efforts
through the media
The Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey (EFNJ) was excited to
celebrate its 40th Anniversary in 2010. Founded in 1970 after a
meeting of like-minded individuals in West Orange, EFNJ quickly
became involved in advocacy and education on behalf of those living
with epilepsy. In 1983, EFNJ became “amicus curiae” in a major
unemployment case that went to the NJ Supreme Court; 5 years later,
the court handed down a decision that forbid companies from firing
employees for having epilepsy.
From EFNJʼs efforts to support the passage of the Americans with
Disabilities Act in 1990 to receiving the Rosalyn Carter Institute/NJ
Caregiving Award for Helping Hands Program, EFNJ has worked to
improve lives across the state and looks forward to accomplishing
much more over the next 40 years.
2010 also saw the establishment of a long awaited statewide task
force on epilepsy by Governor Chris Christie. The task force will
develop recommendations to educate the public and healthcare
professionals about epilepsy and treatments and address
psychosocial issues, such as depression, discrimination and
stigmatization.
Approximately 125,000 New Jersey residents have epilepsy,
and in 70% of the cases, no known cause exists. Modern
treatment can control seizures in about 85% of cases,
however the public often perceives epilepsy as a sign
of intellectual disability, mental illness or aggression.
Unfortunately, this has resulted in a 30%
unemployment rate in adults with seizures.
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Successfully advocated for the establishment of a statewide task force on epilepsy that was signed
into law by NJ Governor Chris Christie
Selected by the national Epilepsy Foundation to pilot a new middle school education program titled
“Take Charge of the Storm”
Nicole Hartmann, head of the New Jersey Youth Council, was chosen to serve on the National
Epilepsy Youth Council
Partnered with the Northeast Regional Epilepsy Group to present a free half-day conference for
families titled “Understanding Epilepsy” at Overlook Hospital in Summit, NJ
TOUCHING LIVES:
EFNJ
2O1O
HIGHLIGHTS
SPOTLIGHTED PROGRAM
DISORDER: THE HISTORY OF
EPILEPSY IN AMERICA
BRINGS EPILEPSY AWARENESS TO
THE COMMUNITY THROUGH A
UNIQUE EXHIBITION.
In 2010, EFNJ sponsored “Disorder: The History of
Epilepsy in America,” a unique, mobile exhibition that
took visitors on an intellectual and emotional journey
through the medical social and political landscape of this
complex and elusive disorder.
It opened on January 16, 2010 in Bordentown, NJ and
explored heart-rending stories of young children taken
from their homes and forced to live in isolated
communities, as well as positive developments in cuttingedge treatments for epilepsy that are on the horizon.
The mobile display is avaialble for traveling exhibition,
please contact (800) 336-5843 for further details.
“You were right about epilepsy. Just because you have it doesn't mean you are different
from everyone else. It made me feel as if I knew more then a parent or child.”
5th Grade student at Gables School in Neptune, NJ
(after attending a Thinking About Epilepsy presentation)
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“The presenters were well informed and had life experiences themselves.
They knew what we were talking about!”
Attendee of a Life Line for the Journey Presentation
TOUCHING LIVES:
THE FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER OF NEW JERSEY
The Family Support Center of New Jersey (FSCNJ) is a “one-stop
shop” for individuals searching for information about disabilities,
services and programs on national, state and local levels.
TOUCHING LIVES:
Introduced in 2010, Sibshops, was designed for siblings ages 8-12,
who often have the longest lasting relationship with an individual
who has a disability. In addition to receiving peer support, Sibshop
participants play games, learn about their siblings' disabilities and
the services they receive. Many brothers and sisters have feelings
that are difficult to express, even to a friend; at the monthly
Sibshops events, they share these feelings with other young kids
who truly understand.
FSCNJ
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STATISTICS
72,567
Joseph something that is his,
“Thank you for giving
and a place for the focus to be about him.”
Denise Casper (parent referencing child’s participation in Sibshops)
visitors to the
FSCNJ website
4,918
people received the monthly
e-zine, Family Support Chronicle
13,923
people received information
or education services
FSCNJ also provides technical assistance for individuals
who are navigating home and vehicle modification and
adaptive technology. FSCNJ streamlines the process
and walks families through what can be a difficult
procedure, ultimately allowing their loved one to move
freely in their own home, travel in the family vehicle,
communicate using an assistive device, and more.
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Introduced the 7th edition of the Options Manual, and the first version translated into Spanish,
“Manual de Opciones”
Collaborated with the Best Day Foundation to provide a free interactive day at the beach for FSCNJ
families
Hosted the 6th Annual Women's Caregiver Retreat
Launched the FSCNJ Facebook Page
The 2010 National Caregivers Conference featured cutting edge technology for caregivers
TOUCHING LIVES:
FSCNJ
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HIGHLIGHTS
SPOTLIGHTED PROGRAM
TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR FAMILIES
FSCNJ OFFERS USEFUL TRAINING
SESSIONS FOR FAMILIES OF
CHILDREN WITH DEVELOPMENTAL
DISABILITIES.
Since 2004, FSCNJ has been conducting training sessions
for families, and in 2010 they trained over 2,000 people.
Through the interactive sessions intended to assist families
of children with developmental disabilities, they targeted
different age ranges in order to address specific needs.
The first training session, “Life Line for the Journey”,
presents vision building, person-centered activities, and
an overview of the different state systems. The second,
“Pathways to Adult Life,” is dedicated to the needs of
children between the ages of 14 and 19 and focuses
heavily on parent education and advocacy as children
transition from school to adult life. The third, “Preparation
for Life After 21,” is a two-part training series designed to
specifically address the concerns of students with
developmental disabilities ages 19 through 21 and their
families as they quickly approach the end of their
education entitlement. This training provides detailed
information on the adult service options, encourages
participants to examine various options, and actively
participate in making informed choices.
In addition to these three core trainings, the FSCNJ
presented seven additional specialized learning
opportunities on topics such as “Make Friends with
Autism” and “Guidelines for Families Response to Crisis”.
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FRNʼs popular annual events are a fun way to raise funds for the various programs and
services that it provides to families and individuals here in New Jersey. Whether you are
an avid golfer or love to dance to the sounds of Bourbon Street, our events are always
memorable. FRN looks forward to seeing you at one!
MARDI GRAS
Every winter, FRN brings the excitement and energy of Bourbon
Street with entertainment that includes a Dixieland Band, strolling
magician, stilt walkers, jugglers, and more.
NORTH GOLF CLASSIC
For more than thirty years, the Epilepsy Foundation of New Jersey
has hosted the annual North Jersey Golf Classic that attracts golfers
from around the state.
SEASIDE SOIREE
The popular Seaside Soiree finds guests dining and dancing the night
away with the ocean as backdrop.
WALK FOR A BRIGHTER TOMORROW
The family friendly 5k walks are followed by a Family Fun Day
featuring entertainment and refreshments. The walk expanded in
2010 to include a second location in Seaside Heights, NJ, in addition
to the ongoing walk in Edison.
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2010 Financial Audit Reports
Each year, FRN touches thousands of individuals and
families by carefully using funds to do as much
as possible for those who need the
programs and services FRN
and its affiliates offer.
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The following financial statem
The Family Resource Network, Inc. and Affiliates
[a Non-Profit Organization]
Combined Financial Statements • Year Ended December 31, 2010
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SUPPORT & REVENUE
SUPPORT & REVENUE
$8,843,972
Grants ..............................................................$7,932,730
$136,514
$229,151
Fundraising & Project Income ........................$517,135
$28,442
$517,135
Consumer Fees................................................$229,151
Contributions ....................................................$136,514
Investment Income ..........................................$28,442
Grants
Fundraising & Project Income
Consumer Fees
Total Support & Revenue ................................$8,843,972
Contributions
Investment Income
EXPENSES
Program Services ............................................$8,294,051
Management and General ..............................$127,673
EXPENSES
$8,606,423
$127,673
$184,699
Fundraising ......................................................$184,699
Total Expenses ................................................$8,606,423
Change in Net Assets ..................................$237,549
Net Assets, Beginning of Year ....................$1,310,161
Program Services
Management and General
Fundraising
Net Assets, End of Year ..............................$1,547,710
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We are proud to say that $0.96 of every $1 donated to The Family Resource Network goes directly to services.
We would not be able to provide support to families in need without the gifts of our donors.
HELP
WITH YOUR
THE FAMILY RESOURCE NETWORK
GIFT MATCHING PROGRAMS
Allstate
AT&T
Goldman Sachs
Merck & Schering-Plough
Morgan Stanley
Pfizer
PSE&G
GRANTS & CONTRACTS
Administration on Developmental Disabilities
NJ Division of Developmental Disabilities
NJ Division of Disability Services
NJ Council on Developmental Disabilities
Social Security Administration
Leadership Club ($5,000-$9,999)
Mr. Warren Josephson
Mr. John Oroho, Esq.
Mr. John Perlowski
Lexus of Englewood (EFNJ)
Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Toresco
MAJOR GIFT DONORS
Humanitarian Circle ($15,000+)
Mr. Robert DʼAvanzo
Benefactor ($2,500-$4,999)
Dr. Evan Fertig
Dr. Eric Geller
Mr. Michael Rinaldo
Mr. John Sebastiano
Supporter ($1,000-2,4999)
Mr. John Dalton
Friend ($500-$999)
Mr. Peter Donnelly, Esq.
Mr. Scott Weaver
FRN DONATIONS
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Joice
Ms. Cynthia Lynch
AUTISM FAMILY SERVICES OF NEW JERSEY
GRANTS & CONTRACTS
Accenture
American General Life Co.
Horizon Foundation
Michael Inzelbuch, Esq.
Surfer's Environmental Alliance
Verizon Foundation
Wachovia Wells Fargo Foundation
Whole Foods Market
AUTO DONATIONS
Mr. John Gattuso
Mr. David Miller
Mr. Donato Picaro
Ms. Janel Tenerelli
AFSNJ COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS
Jersey Shore Collaborative Law
Group ($2,405)
Long Branch Half Marathon
Organizer: Anna-Maria Pittella
Monmouth County Vocational School ($808)
Type-A-Thon
Rutherford Special Parents Network ($1,138)
Yoga & Zumba Fundraiser
Organizer: Liz Forte
AFSNJ DONATIONS
Community Options, Inc.
Monmouth County Career CenterStudent Activity Fund
Ms. Nancy Denholtz
Ms. Amy Downey
Ms. Stephanie Gironda
Mr. & Mrs. Eliot Goldberg
Mr. & Mrs. Saul Gorman
Mr. Joseph Haynes
Mr. & Mrs. Dov Koller
Ms. Anne T. Lyons
Mr. Dave Pantaleone
Mr. Scott Weaver
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Zammatore
PAYROLL DONATIONS
Ms. Donna M. Everett, ETS
Ms. Wendy Moy Murcia
Ms. Leena Naik, ETS
TRIBUTES IN MEMORY OF
Mario T. Barone
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Post
James McLaughlin
Ms. Margaret Regan
Joseph William Hardiman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Denis Campbell
Ms. Josy Morrissey Coughlin
Ms. Mary Ann Early
LeGene Farruggio
Ms. Lynn Fermaglich
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kane
Ms. Mary Anne Maletto
Ms. Rita McCabe
Mr. John Newbury
Ms. Josephine Polichemi
Ms. Margaret Regan
Mr. Dale Sleeper
FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER OF NEW JERSEY
GRANTS & CONTRACTS
Amerigroup Community Care
Eisai, Inc.
Ortho-McNeil - Janssen Pharma, Inc.
GENERAL DONATIONS
Elisabeth Ann and Scott A. Kratka
Antonia Muscatelli
EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY
GRANTS & CONTRACTS
Accenture
Anita Kauffman Foundation
Frank E. Walsh/Sandy Hill Foundation
Division of Disability Services
Epilepsy Foundation - National Office
Henry Kessler Foundation
Lundbeck, Inc.
Northeast Regional Epilepsy Group
NJ Office of Prevention of
Developmental Disabilities
UCB Pharma
United Way of Monmouth County
BEQUESTS
The estate of Wendy Fromm
CAMP NOVA DONATIONS
CIFI ($10,000)
PACE ($5,000)
UCB Pharma ($1,500)
Accenture ($1,200)
Ad Life ($1,200)
Bimbo Bakeries (2) ($1,200)
ESM Ferolie ($1,200)
Dr. & Mrs. Eric Geller ($1,200)
Mr. Mark Ginsberg ($1,200)
Mr. Gus Lebiak ($1,200)
JʼOH Metro ($1,200)
Mr. Warren Josephson ($1,200)
AUTO DONATIONS
Mr. Marshall Alston
The Malkin Family
George White Middle School ($445)
Walk-a-Thon
Organizers: George G. White Family &
Faculty Association
Ketler Elementary School ($95.00)
Purple Day Fundraiser
EFNJ COMMUNITY FUNDRAISERS
Alpine Elementary School ($3,053.57)
Walk-a-thon
Organizer: Jack Dau & Sparta Alpine PTA
Michael Meehan Memorial Fund ($5,333)
Annual Memorial BBQ
Organizers: The Meehan Family &
Loran DeLuca
All Saints Academy ($400)
Dress Down Day
Organizers: Student Council Officers
Mount Calvary Baptist Church ($790)
Handbag & Jewelry Auction
Organizer: Zelda Bethea
Bella Capelli Hair Design ($520)
Purple Hair Extensions
Organizer: Christy Venturini
New Hope Beading ($573.75)
Jewelery Sales
Organizer: Caroline Magda
Bike To Beat Epilepsy - Shawn Danesi
Memorial Ride ($3,923.01)
Organizer: Gina Trish
Orchard Hill Elementary School ($3,819.28)
Epilepsy Awareness Month Donation Drive
Organizers: Debbie & Olivia Wierzbicki
Colts Neck High School ($836)
Donation Drive
Organizer: Micki Crisafulli
Parsippany-Hills High School ($950)
Epilepsy Awareness Bracelet Sales
Organizers: Stephen & Donna Campana
Saint Francis of Assisi ($97.25)
Purple Day Fundraiser
EFNJ DONATIONS
Ms. Barbara Alsieux
AON Corporation
Dr. Hermann & Ursula Boehnke
Mary Ellen Bolton - Ketler Elementary School
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Byers
Colts Neck High School Student Activities
Ms. Harriette C. Dorf
Ms. Danira Drnda-Dokovic
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ferguson
Ms. Lynne Fitzpatrick
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Forte
Grand Lodge of the Knights of Pythias Charities Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Angela Kaufmann
Ms. Mimal Patel
Community Foundation of New Jersey via
Frank E. Walsh/Sandy Hill Foundation
St. Francis of Assisi
Mr. & Mrs. David Swallow
Ms. Jennifer Wajda-Cuhney
Ms. Catherine Walz
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EPILEPSY FOUNDATION OF NEW JERSEY, CONTʼD
PAYROLL DONATIONS
Ms. Mary Adams
Ms. Linda B. Angeline
Ms. Regina Aweau
Ms. Peggy Ann Bankston
Ms. Carolyn Barbella
Mr. Joe Bollendorf
Ms. Donna Bruno
Mr. James Buccine
Ms. Alyssa Buxbaum
Mr. Philip Campbell
Mr. Giuseppe Chila
Mr. Anthony Coan
Ms. Theresa Cooper
Mr. Joe Currier
Mr. Regis Dalton
Ms. Nancy Delloiacono
Ms. Eulalia Dinkins
Ms. Gina Forte
Ms. Jean Garozzo
Ms. Sally Goslin
Ms. Shannon Higgins-Gruber
Mr. Demetrice Jacobs-Tarver
Mr. James King
Ms. Michelle H. Leszega Clouse
Ms. Kristine Liska
Ms. Maureen McNamara
Ms. Lori Moore
Mr. James Murphy
Ms. Catherine Narducci
Ms. Vicki O'Neil
Navnitkumar Patel
Wasiulla Rafi
Mr. Joseph Rocca
Mr. Michael Russo
Ms. Sandra Russo
Ms. Ruth Skay
Ms. Mary Skrajewski
Mr. Kenneth Smolinski
Ms. Lisa Snyder
Ms. Suzanne Tucker
Ms. Michele Villalba
Mr. Alan Wierzbicki
Ms. Sandra Williams
Mr. Warren Josephson
Mr. James Murphy
Ms. Charlene Sexton
Ms. Wendy Moy Murcia
TRIBUTES IN MEMORY OF
Frankie James
Bethany Baptist Church
Kaye Dursik
Borough of Hasbrouck Heights
Antonia Rodriguez
DeCosta - Sunshine Club
Michelle Idler Dermody
Ms. Rita Marie Fischer
Rufus L. Bausher
Ms. Janet Anne Jurgielewicz
Shawn Michelle Danesi
Mr. William Lee, Jr.
Lois M. Joice
Ms. Cynthia Lynch
Antoinette D. Madjor
Ms. Mary Madjor
Patricia Skurat
Mr. John Skurat
Anthony Wonsala
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Youngman
Marie McKenzie
Mr. & Mrs. Arnie Donner
In Memory of Anthony Fachado
Mr. William C. Brewster
Mr. Allen Rossner
In Memory of Jill Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Blumenthal
Mr. Gerald Elcock
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Fowler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Odell
Ms. June Robinson
In Memory of Miriam Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Rossetti
Ms. Patricia Ann Walker
In Memory of Mary Maffei
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gillo
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Guarino
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Johnson
Kerry & Lauren McVey
Ms. Norma Sewall Nichols
Ralph V. Oswald Photography
Mr. & Mrs. John Stavick
In Memory of Mary Murray
Ms. Cyndi Austin
Ms. Alicia Aydin
Mr. Arthur Ballway
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Basso
Ms. Rose Ann Bertscha
Ms. Judith Binder
Mr. Kevin Brennan
Ms. Mary Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Sean Casey
Ms. Ellen Castaneda
Ms. Mary Ann Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Donohue
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey England
Joe & Mary Connelly Fahrion
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Ferrara
The Ferrara Family
Mr. & Mr.s Herbert Franke
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hammer
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Holt
Mr. & Mrs. John Hotchkiss
Ms. Josephine Gibson
Ms. Carrie Jasper
Ms. Patrice Jennette
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kalt
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Khoudary
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Klatsky
Mr. & Mrs. William Knapp Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John Kotz
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kovac Jr.
Ms. Julie Lent
Ms. Deborah Leskie
Ms. Debra Lynch
Ms. Laura Marino
Mr. Robert Martorelli
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Mayell
Memorial School Sunshine Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Moy
Ms. Ann Mulligan
Ms. Kathleen Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Murray
Mr. Rob Neilley
Ms. Carolyn Norton
Ms. Eileen Orsini
Mr. Michael Orsini
Mr. William Orsini
Paws-A-While Grooming & Pet Shop
Ms. Carmen Rivello
Mr. Charles Rizzie, III
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rosella
Ms. Judith Ruggiero
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sackman
Mr. Michael Sackman
Mr. & Mrs. Fernando Salvador
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sepulveres
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Sim
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Simi
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Solfaro
Mr. John Staub
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Nick Tatton
Ms. Kathleen Tiernan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Vonbriel
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Walling
Mr. Barry Warren
Mr. & Mrs. Martin Wirth
E. Wlazlowski
Ms. Donna Zeoli
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Zeoli
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ziegler
Ms. Gloria Zimmerman
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Meredith
Ms. Anne R. Quirsfeld
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Russell
Ms. Nina Lutz Stanson
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur VanRiper
Ms. Janet Villano
Mr. & Mrs. Paul West
Woodcliff Lake Volunteer Fire Department
Ms. Mary Beth Zeman
In Memory of Charles Papa
Mr. & Mrs. Franco Borrelli
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Papa
Mr. & Mrs. John Papa
Ms. Mary June Rose
Bradley A. Lipitz
Ms. Harriette C. Dorf
In Memory of Olivia Gwen Reynolds
Ms. Linda Anthony
Mr. & Mrs. Kwame Asante
Ms. Joanne Branin
Mr. Michael Bitritto
Ms. Leora Ernestine Broady
Ms. Cynthia Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. James Corkins
Ms. Kathleen Deangelo
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Evelyn
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fernandez
Ms. Jewell Gaither
Ms. Gail Geoghan
The Geoghan Family
Ms. Andrea D. Gershowitz
Ms. Judith Gray
Mr. Don Harris
Ms. Phyllis Hailes
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hollister
Ms. Letty Sinclair Hudak
Ms. Lyn Krueger
Ms. Sharon Kugel
Mr. & Mrs. Charles McGee
Ms. Camellia Mero
Ms. Maureen Micales
MLK School Rm 35
MLK Social Club
Ms. Lisa Moore
National Pan-Hellnic Council of Central Jersey
Ms. Carolyn Noble
North Atlantic Region Board of Soroptimist
International of the Americas
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Page
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ramer
Mr. & Mrs. Kareem Rogers
Mr. Gregory Roseburgh
Ms. Barbara Santoro
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Semple
Soroptimist International of Manhattan
Ms. Melanie Stokes
Ms. Vera Stokes
Toastmasters Club
Ms. Maria Tsitsiragos
Union County Womenʼs Political Caucus
Ms. Rebecca Walker
Mr. & Mrs. Graham Ward
Ms. Rhonda Williams
In Memory of John J. Toal, Jr.
Ms. Jean Ann Lacorte
Mr. & Mrs. William Potter
Zook Dinon P.A. Certified Public Accountants
TRIBUTES IN HONOR OF
Alyssa Bachner
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bachner
Edie Davidson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Eisenstein
Mr. & Mrs. John Hanrahan in Honor of
Their Wedding Guests
Jenna Lynn Marcoux
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Marcoux
Jennavieve Toy
Janiver Presbyterian PDC
Catherine Whiter in honor of
her daughterʼs wedding
In Honor of Gabriele Quinlan
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Dobson
Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly
MICHAEL MEEHAN EMERGENCY
MEDICATION FUND
Ms. Loran DeLuca
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Holz
Mr. & Mrs. Alan Kirchner
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rees
Scottrade
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Waldron
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Winters
Mr. Steven Yealdhall
ROBIN PRELL FUND
The Blum Family
Mr. & Mrs. Arnie Donner
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Dunberg
Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Karmiller
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Katz
Ms. Rochell Midler
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Prell
Ms. Naomi Prell
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Silver
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Winters
The Family Resource Network
greatfully acknowledges the
NJ Division of Developmental
Disabilities for itʼs significant
support of programs and services.
In Memory of Francis Patrick Ryan Jr.
Ms. Patricia Angelosante
Mr. Michael Budinsky
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Dowie Jr.
Mr. Jack Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Vaughn Flower
Mr. Gaetano Maida
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PRESIDENT
Robert L. D’Avanzo
Accenture
DIRECTOR
John Dalton
IT Initiatives
EXECUTIVE VICE
PRESIDENT
Warren Josephson
Accenture
DIRECTOR
Peter T. Donnelly, ESQ.
Graham Curtin, P.A.
VICE PRESIDENT
Eric B. Geller, M.D.
Institute of Neurology &
Neurosurgery
TREASURER
John M. Sebastiano
Pegasus Asset Management, Inc.
DIRECTOR
Evan J. Fertig, M.D.
Northeast Regional
Epilepsy Group
DIRECTOR
Kenneth R. Levine
First Capital Securities, Inc.
SECRETARY
John Patrick Oroho, ESQ.
Porzio, Bromberg & Newman, P.C.
DIRECTOR
Gahan J. Pandina
Johnson & Johnson
Pharmaceuticals
CHAIRMAN
Michael P. Rinaldo
Fleishman-Hillard
DIRECTOR
John Perlowski
Black Rock, Inc.
CHAIRMAN EMERITUS
Thomas G. Ferguson
DIRECTOR
Scott V. Weaver
Educational Testing Service
DIRECTOR
Keith Behrens
Van Duyne, Behrens & Co., P.A.
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Eric M. Joice
FRN BOARD MEETING
SCHEDULE
January 20, 2010
6 PM
Porzio, Bromberg & Newman Offices
Morristown, NJ
April 28, 2010
6 PM
Morristown, NJ
September 15, 2010
6 PM
Morristown, NJ
November 18, 2010
6 PM
Morristown, NJ
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