Annual Report - Community Care Connections

Community Care Connections, Inc.
2009-2010
EMPOWERING PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Annual Report
Community Care Connections, Inc.
114 Skyline Drive, Butler, PA 16001
P 724.283.3198 | F 724.283.5945
www.communitycareconnect.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Financial Highlights .............................................................3
Use of Funds .........................................................................4
Board of Directors ................................................................5
Quality Assurance ................................................................6
Programs
Adult Services Program ....................................................7
Attendant Care Program ....................................................8
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Children’s Services Program .............................................9
Community Home Program ..............................................10
Infant-Toddler Therapy Services Program ........................11
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Homemaker Chore ............................................................12
Golden Opportunities Adult Day Center ...........................13
Elks Home Service ............................................................14
Events
Walk Run and Roll ............................................................15
Sailing Connection ............................................................16
Chef Tasting Party and Auction ........................................17
Staff ......................................................................................19
Donors ..................................................................................24
Mission .................................................................................26
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SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Unrestricted
Temporarily
Restricted
Government Financial Assistance
Program Service Fees
Contributions/United Way
Special Events/Other
$4,199,581
$464,739
$42,024
$29,252
Subtotal
Net Assets released
$4,735,596
$36,630
$37,000
$(37,000)
$4,772,596
$(370)
From Restrictions
Total Support and Revenue
$36,630
Total
$4,199,581
$464,739
$78,654
$29,252
$4,772,226
$4,772,226
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USE OF FUNDS
Attendant Care Program
Attendant Care Waiver Program
Children & Youth
Independent Assessment Team
Independence Waiver
MH/MR Programs
OBRA Waiver
Program/Development Fund
Management/General
Fundraising
$579,824
$182,207
$66,326
$1,843
$264,517
$2,771,025
$300,689
$46,002
$418,651
$5,258
Total
Change in Net Assets for 2009 -2010
$4,636,342
$135,884
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
COMMUNITY CARE CONNECTIONS, INC.
June 30, 2010
Lynn Patterson………...…….……… .......... President
Marilyn Rodgers……………....… ...... Vice President
Nancy Kummer..……………….…… .......... Secretary
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Ken Radall…………………………….........Treasurer
Kathy Armstrong
Don Bullman
Lynne Ellis
Dick Gardner
Stephanie Kobil, DMD
Jim Riemer
Karen Sheptak
Tom Zinkham
Sue Betres
Becky Carrozzo
Jessica Forsythe
Ron Jones
Susan McCrea
Marilyn Rodgers
Janice Swope
Community Care Connections, Inc. is proud to be a member
agency of the United Way of Butler County. Since 1989, CCC
has received United Way funding, which has been used to provide services through the Infant-Toddler Therapy Services the
Adult Services Program and the Children’s Services Program.
Community Care Connections, Inc. also receives donations designated by people working in neighboring counties through the
United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania.
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QUALITY ASSURANCE COMMITTEE
Pat Brennen
Eileen Gordon
Dan Kudamik
Carol Schultz
Janice Swope
Sean Daugherty
Kim Graham
Ricki Hood
Jim Riemer
Tom Zinkham
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ADULT SERVICES PROGRAM
The CCC Adult Services Program – Learning and fun for
everyone.
Would you like to learn how to make a delicious low fat
cake with only two ingredients? Would you like to have a
green thumb creating a beautiful flower garden? Do you
like to play cards or board games and want to learn some
new ones? Are you into exercising or want to learn how to
stay fit? Do you enjoy visiting new places and trying new
things?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, then CCC’s
Adult Services Program might just be the right program for
you. The program offers weekly and monthly classes in
cooking, crafts, walking and fitness, gardening, personal
safety and fun ways to use your leisure time. Day trips, a
bowling league and volunteer opportunities round out the
program schedule. Wheelchair accessible transportation to
and from program activities is available for those who need
it.
The program is funded with grants from the Butler County
Human Services Department, the United Way of Butler
County and by private donations.
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ATTENDANT CARE PROGRAM
The Attendant Care Program has been growing over the last six months and we
are very proud to announce that the Obra and Independence Waiver programs
are now being offered to residents of Butler County who qualify for these services. Community Care Connections has been providing Attendant Care Services to eligible Butler County residents for Act 150 and Attendant Care
Waiver Services for 20+ years. Attendant Care services are provided to persons with physical disabilities who are mentally alert and between the ages of
18 and 60 years of age. All Attendant Care services help eligible consumers to
maintain living in their own home in their community. Some consumers elect
to become employers and hire their own attendants. At that time, CCC becomes their fiscal agent
To be eligible for the Independence Waiver you must be between the ages of 18
and 60 and have acquired your disability after the age of 22. You must require
nursing facility level of care and be a resident of Butler County. The consumer
must not have a primary diagnosis of mental health or mental retardation and
must have resources less than $8000.
Services available under the Independence Waiver:
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Assistive technology/specialized medical equipment
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Community integration services
Daily living services
Environmental adaptations
Service Coordination
Transportation services
The OBRA Waiver eligibility has the same limitations as the Independence
Waiver but the developmental disability must have been acquired before the
age of 22.
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Services Available under the OBRA Waiver:
Adult day services
Assistive technology-specialized medical equipment and supplies
Community integration services
Daily living services
Environmental adaptations
Personal Emergency Response Systems (PERS)
Service Coordination
Transportation Services
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CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAM
Every day is a different day at the Children’s Services Program. The children’s program is for 5 –21 year olds with a
special need. This need might be for socialization, life
skills development, learning to get involved in volunteer
projects, cooking or cleaning and learn new games. The
children’s program also works on manners, safety and personal skills.
In the summer for six weeks at Camp Apple the children
like to plant flowers, play catch the ball, learn to bat at a
ball, go swimming, take field trips and much more.
The program is funded with grants from the Butler County
Human services Department, the United Way of Butler
County and by donations.
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COMMUNITY HOME PROGRAM
The Community Home Program provides residential placement
for adolescents and adults who have a mentally challenging condition. CCC operates eight homes in the Butler area. There are
three individuals living in each home with staff to support them
in their daily lives. All individuals attend school or some type
of day program that is most suited to their needs.
Evenings and weekends, activities vary, from the very active to
the laid-back! Each home is set up to address the needs of the
individuals who live there and those needs may be constantly
changing, keeping us on our toes.
The Community Home Program has offered service for almost
30 years.
The program employs some very experienced staff who strive to
provide a warm, caring home for all the individuals who make it
their home.
The program is funded by a grant from the Butler County MH/
MR Program.
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INFANT-TODDLER THERAPY SERVICES
PROGRAM
Do you have concerns about your child’s development? Have you ever
wondered whether he or she is crawling, walking or talking “on time?”
The Infant-Toddler Therapy Services Program focuses on your child’s
overall development and is here to help. We help children that are birth
to three years of age with developmental delays to reach their highest
potential. There are five areas of development that we focus on:
Gross and Fine Motor Skills:
sitting, walking, crawling, jumping, puzzles, grasping
objects and turning pages in a book.
Adaptive: Independent feeding, drinking and dressing.
Communication:
Following directions, pointing to objects and talking.
Cognitive
Thinking, reasoning and understanding directions.
Social/Emotional:
A child’s ability to interact with others.
Hearing/Vision:
Monitoring a child’s vision and hearing development.
We have licensed Occupational Therapists and Physical Therapists, licensed Speech Language Pathologists, a registered Dietician, Special
Educators and a Vision Therapist. We also contract with The Western
PA School for the Deaf for hearing services. All of our therapists display
a variety of expertise and knowledge of their discipline. The program is
a family centered parent-teaching program. The therapists go out into the
community to see the children in their natural environment, such as the
home, daycare and community settings.
The program is funded by Butler County MH/MR, Infant Toddler Waiver
Services, and Medical Assistance. This service is at no cost to families
and does not tap into a family’s private insurance coverage.
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HOMEMAKER CHORE PROGRAM
The CCC Homemaker Chore Program provides part-time
in-home homemaker or chore services to low-income
adults, age 18 through 59 years who have physically and/or
mentally challenging conditions.
The program is funded by a grant from the Butler County
Human Services Department and private donations.
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GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
ADULT DAY CENTER
Community Care Connections has had the privilege of operating the Golden Opportunities Adult Day Center for ten years!
GO is licensed by the Department of Aging and the Office of
Developmental Programs so the center provides services to the
geriatric population as well as individuals with mental disabilities.
Our experienced staff provides opportunities for socialization
and activities throughout the day. Lunch is provided on-site
and is always a favorite activity for our participants. Besides in
-house activities the center has frequent visits from outside
groups such as singing groups, the Red Hat Society and a variety of animal friends. The group also completes projects for
others in the community such as trimming and organizing
Campbell labels for local schools, providing craft projects to
distribute with Meals-on-Wheels and doing Easter and Christmas projects for AK Steel.
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ELKS HOME SERVICE PROGRAM
The Elks Home Service Program provides home visits by a nurse
to persons with disabilities and families with children with disabilities. The program has been in existence for over 30 years,
and is funded by the Elks Lodges and affiliates such as Community Care Connections, Inc.
Any person who has a disability before the age of 21 can qualify
for services. The Elks nurse will do a home visit to evaluate the
needs of the person with disabilities, and work with the family to
find and qualify for various services. The Elks Nurse will also go
to clinic visits, or doctor visits with the family as needed. Any
school related issues also will be addressed with families with
children with disabilities, and the Elks nurse can attend school
meetings with the parent as an advocate for the child, and a resource for the parent.
When there are needs that cannot be met by traditional funding
methods the Elks nurse will work to find funding through the various foundations and charities and write referral letters and help to
fill out the paper work.
The best part of the program is the fact that the service is free, and
the Elks Nurse can work with a person with disabilities throughout
their lifespan. It is one of the few programs that does not stop at
the age of 18, or 21 or 60.
The program is funded by a grant from the Pennsylvania Elks Major Projects, Inc.
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Walk, Run, Roll and Caring Rally
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The Walk, Run, Roll and Caring Rally was held on August 15, 2009 at
the Masonic Shelter at Alameda Park. It was a beautiful day and many
friends and families and staff attended to enjoy a great time. The event
raised $2,115.65 for the programs and services that Community Care
Connections, Inc. provides to the people of Butler County.
Thank you to Barbara Spinneweber, Lori Schultz and Amy Horn. They
received first, second and third place awards and won cash prizes for
raising the most money through donations collected for the event.
A big thank you to our sponsor, Maher Duessel, for their support the
past three years.
Thank you to the Grove City Barbershop Group for the musical entertainment.
Thank you to the Meridian Fire Department and their volunteer firemen
for bringing their fire truck and giving the children who attended the
educational experience of touring the inside of it.
Thank you to our table sponsors. The Butler County Blind Association
and Baltimore Life Insurance. They both provided many giveaway
items and information about their agencies to all who attended.
Thank you to those who donated items and baskets for the raffles.
They include: Fun For All, Old Country Buffet, Kings, Kathy Armstrong, the Employee Assistance Program and Sue Rudisill. The following programs or departments also each gave a raffle basket: Administration, Infant-Toddler Therapy Service Program , Adult and
Children’s Services, Golden Opportunities, Community Home Program
and the Attendant Care Program.
Thank you to all the committee members and other volunteers who
helped to make this event a success. They include: Sean Daugherty,
Lyn Goehring, Paula Nguyen, Jane Thompson, Carol Schultz, Dolores
MacMaster, Gary Schultz, Lori Schultz, Eileen Gordon, Bob Rhoades,
Carrie Eichner, Joanna Lui, Pat Brennen, Becky & Mike Werner,
Diane Early, Paula Lieberum, Randy Smith, Becky Traggiai, Dan Kudamik, Chris D’Andrea-Coyle, Kathy Perry, Roxann & Jim Stickney,
Chris & Jolene Fielder, Connor Neighiu, Barbara Scotece, Barbara
Spinneweber, Tracy Spinneweber, Judi Wentzel, Andrew Wentzel,
Collin Cunningham, Adrienne McKinney and Tung Nguyen.
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SAILING CONNECTION
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SPECIAL THANKS
Paul Egbert
Donna McKee
Wind & Water Boat works
Moraine State Park WPPSA
Obie Derr
All Marina Sailors
Lake Arthur Sailing Club
Crescent Bay Marina, LLC
…..to the sailboat captains and crews:
Jay & Pat Winter - Winter Solace
Tom & Kathi Westman - Ode to Joy
Gary & Carol Weaver - Wandrin Star
John Albertson & Patti Yarussi - My Girl
Chuck & Jan Byrne - Irish Rover
Warren Barton - Dessert First
Dan Mayhugh & Beryl Gilmartin - Sundancer
Marty Mitchell - Dream Chaser
Rich Landau - Continuance
Howard Friedlander & Jayci - Orion
FOOD / DRINK DONATIONS
Arby’s
Fairground Market
Herr Foods
Clearview Giant Eagle
CCC Adult Services
CCC Staff
Wise Potatoe Chips
Eat N Park - Butler
Thoma Meat Market
Eat N Park - Clearview M Giant
Eagle
Pat Brennen
Paula Nguyen
Becky Werner
Eileen Gordon
Sean Daugherty
EVENT DAY VOLUNTEERS
Lyn Goehring
Bob Rhoades
Ricki Hood
Lori Schultz
Tung Nguyen
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CHEF TASTING PARTY & AUCTION
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Participating Restaurants, Distributors and Specialty Services
A Taste of Heaven Bake Shoppe
Blue Water Tavern
Brick House
Dolce Maria’s
Fairground Market
Foxburg Wine Cellars
Frank B. Fuhrers Wholesale Company
Friedman’s Custom Catering
Goettler Distributing, Inc.
Grady’s Fine Chocolates
Hotel Saxonburg
JDM Coffee & Beverage Service
JPC Event Group
Kaufman House
Level Crest Farms
Poor Richard’s Wexford Ale House
Pflueger’s Candy
Red Lobster
Rustic Acres Winery
Sysco
Wilson Culinary Services
Yama Sushi Japanese Restaurant
Sponsors
AFLAC – Jamie Pittner
Alpern Rosenthal
Aon Consulting Services
Armstrong
Best Insurance Agency Inc.
Butler Media Group
Chuck Tanners Restaurant
Cigna HealthCare
Classic Chevrolet
Giant Eagle of Sarver
Honda North
Kerven Subaru
Michael’s Restaurant
Mikan Motor Company
Moses Jewelers
Preferred Restoration Company
Prudential Retirement
Sam’s Club
Simpson & McCrady
Stone Peppers Grill
VNA of Western PA
W. Ricks Taproom & Grill
W. K. Thomas & Associates
Walnut Grove
Committee
Chef Eric Fisher
Ron Jones
Chuck Swidzinski
Paula Nguyen
Sue Rudisill
Randy Smith
Lynne Ellis
Cindy Harbison
Jessica Forsythe
Melanie Boulanger
Pat Brennen
Lyn Goehring
Susan McCrea
Chef’s Hat Raffle
Aon Consulting Services
Ruby Tuesday’s
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CHEF TASTING
PARTY & AUCTION
Chuck Tanners Restaurant
Classic Chevrolet
Giant Eagle of Sarver
Michael’s Restaurant
Mikan Motor Company
Springfield Restaurant Group
Stone Peppers Grill
W. Ricks Taproom & Grill
W. K. Thomas & Associates
Walnut Grove
Special Thanks
The Mansion – Donna Mullan
The Butler Florist – Ed Bloom
The Armstrong Group of Companies
Lou Negley Bottled Water
Tom Graham/Frames & Pixels, Inc.
Butler Technologies, Inc.
Specialty Ice, Inc.
Family Bowlaway
Chuck Swidzinski
4-Most Group, Inc. Architects
Honda North
MEG Marketing
Don Balla
Marilyn Rodgers
Aon Consulting
Balance for Wellness
Montgomery, Crissman, Montgomery, Kubit & Petrancosta,
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AGENCY ADMINISTRATION
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Executive Director .................................................... Pat Brennen
Director of Operations/Fiscal Officer .................... Lyn Goehring
Assistant Fiscal Manager ....................................... Paula Nguyen
Fiscal Assistant ............................................ Dolores MacMaster
Fiscal Administrative Assistant ........................... Jane Thompson
Human Resource Manager ........................................ Sue Rudisill
Fiscal Clerk .............................................................. Robin Monn
Facility Maintenance Manager................................ Tung Nguyen
PENNSYLVANIA ELKS
HOME SERVICE PROGRAM
Home Service ................................................. Frederica Hood, RN
ADULT SERVICES PROGRAM
Program Director ..................................................... Carol Schultz
Program Coordinator ................................................ Robin Monn
VAN DRIVERS
Dan Thompson
Gary Schultz
PROGRAM ASSISTANTS
Jennifer Binder
Tammy Binder
Michele Covert
Mallory Fisher
Krysta McCormick
Chelsie Monn
Virginia Osborne
Peggy Shelatree
VOLUNTEERS
Nina Cable
Amy Horn
Mary Rose Limmer
Pat Mowry
Gary Ostrowski
Lori Schultz
Terrie Zinkham
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PROGRAM CO-DIRECTOR....................... ROXANNE STICKNEY
PROGRAM CO-DIRECTOR................................... BECKY WERNER
Hearing Teacher ..........................................................Tina Marshall
Special Instruction ........................................... Adrienne McKinney
Special Instruction ........................................................ Brenda Cole
Speech Pathologist .................................................. Kendra Bortmas
Speech Pathologist ........................................................ Karen Owen
Speech Pathologist ......................................................Jolene Fiedler
Speech Pathologist ....................................................... Kristen Lang
Speech Pathologist ............................................................ Stacy Zill
Speech Pathologist ..................................................... Dana Uvodich
Occupational Therapist .............................................. Linda Ankney
Occupational Therapist ............................................. Judith Wentzel
Physical Therapist .......................................................... Susan Cwik
Physical Therapist ......................................................... Krissy Hahn
Physical Therapist ................................................. Rebecca Traggiai
Registered Dietician ................................................ Barbara Scotece
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES ADULT DAY CENTER
PREVIOUSLY KNOWN AS
SUPPORTIVE DAY SERVICES PROGRAM, SADS
PROGRAM DIRECTOR ............................. SEAN DAUGHERTY
Program Coordinator ........................................ Patrick Erkman
Assistant Program Coordinator ............................Kathy Double
Senior Program Advisor ................................... Debra Cookson
Program Advisor ...................................................... Sara Carson
Program Advisor .......................................... Leeanna McDonald
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Program Advisor…………………… ......................Darla Marks
COMMUNITY HOME PROGRAM
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR……………….. ... SEAN DAUGHERTY
Program Coordinator…………………… ................... Diane Early
Program Supervisor ............................................. Paula Liebermun
Program Supervisor .................................................... Randy Smith
GLENWOOD WAY
Chris D’Andrea-Coyle-Manager
Kim Graham
Amy Rhodaberger
Lori Sorg
NORTHVUE
Kathy Perry—Manager
Jessica Baker
Kathy Allen
Jessica Porterfield
SUNSET DRIVE
Dan Kudamik-Manager
Rayya Rashid
Robin Monn
Joni Zarnick
ST JOE ROAD
Laura Czzowitz-Manager
Shellisha Mallette
Valarie Hensel
Kim Stephenson
JENNY DRIVE
Kathy Perry-Manager
Hannah Mansberger
Bonnie Svoboda
Jennifer Scott
SEPTEMBER DRIVE
Chris D’Andrea-Coyle-Manager
Edie Marconi
Laurie Eppinger
Tricia Dalton
VISTA DRIVE
Dan Kudamik-Manager
Rose Ahl
Jen Dalton
Darlene Slupe
LARAY DRIVE
Laura Czzowitz-Manager
Casey McClure
Autumn Ramos
Maggie Monn
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PROGRAM DIRECTOR ....................................... EILEEN GORDON
Scheduling Coordinator .................................... Robert Rhoades
Service Coordinator… ........................................ Carrie Eichner
Service Coordinator ................................................. Joanna Lui
Service Coordinator.......................................... Samantha Mead
Service Coordinator................................................. Kara Wolfe
ATTENDANTS
Barbara Britt
Elizabeth Burton
Regina Callen
Heather Comstock
Patricia Dillon
Tina Fennick
Jessica Galan
Linda Gall
Melissa Hiatt
Sherry Hudak
Amy Hunter
Lori Johnson
Arleen Karman
Gary Lemmon
Maria Maines
Frances McConnell
Lisa Mechenbier
Carol Melensky
Amber Michael
Maggie Monn
Valerie Morris
Serena Mydock
Gloria Myers
Edith Nail
Debra Rager
Mary Rodgers
Mary Sarver
Amanda Scheller
Valerie Shaw
Leslie Shoup
Carol Suchonic
Diana Switzer
Mary Thompson
Janna Venturini
Melissa Wheeler
Jacqueline Wilson
HOMEMAKER CHORE PROGRAM
PROGRAM DIRECTOR ....................................... EILEEN GORDON
Program Coordinator ................................................. Joanna Lui
Homemaker ................................................................ Linda Gall
Homemaker ............................................................. Mary Sarver
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CHILDREN'S SERVICES PROGRAM
CAMP APPLE
PROGRAM DIRECTOR ................................. CAROL SCHULTZ
Program Coordinator.................................................Tammy Binder
COUNSELORS—CAMP APPLE
Jennifer Binder
Jacob Covert
Michele Covert
Chelsie Monn
Krysta McCormick
COUNSELORS
CHILDREN’S SERVICES PROGRAM
Jennifer Binder
Jacob Covert
Michele Covert
Mallory Fisher
Megan Leitem
Chelsie Monn
DRIVERS
Dan Thompson
Gary Schultz
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INDIVIDUAL DONORS
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Christine Adams
David & Kimberly Altmire
Jennifer Anderson
Jack & Judy Barkley
Sue Betres
Kim Bingham
Janice Boice
Leo & Roxann Booser
Roxann Bowser
Laurene Bowser
Pat Brennen
Ken & Cathy Bronder
Deborah Busin
Robin Catt
L. E. Cicco
Mark Cohen
Kimberlee Cook
Jeremy Dalottre
Sean & Anna Daugherty
Judith Decraene
Carrie Eichner
George & Lynne Ellis
Joseph & Rosemarie Elm
Gina Flick
Patricia Foringer
Jessica Forsythe
Margaret & John Glockner
Daryl Hall
Phil & Amy Hammonds
Kaitlyn Hammonds
Tom Hammonds
Mary Hammonds
Cindy Harbison
Candy Hartley
Laurel Hartshorn
Laura Hartshorn
R. Hasychak
Robert Heaton
Alexandria Jones
Ron Jones
Brian & Patti Ann Kantermann
Suzanne Kehoe
Stephanie Kobil
Jim Kramer
Lynn Laderer
Betty Lewis
Joanna Lui
Dolores Macmaster
Nancy Maxwell
John & Lynda Mccabe
Patricia Mccool
Susan Mccrea
Patrick Mcintyre
Thomas & Lisa A. Mcintyre
Jennifer Mckee
Samantha Mead
Stephanie Miller
Kathy Miller
Charles & Kathleen Miller
J. D. & Kay Miller
Daniel Moore
Mary Mossman
Lawarence Mossman
Johann Mossman
Donna Mullan
Lynn Patterson
Ed Picchiarini
Barry Pitek
Jamie Pittner
Diane Radacoy
Ruthane Reginella
Michael & Angela Reilly
Marilyn Rodgers
Thomas Romig
K. Helene Rovnan
Robert & Nancy Seibel
John Seible
Cindi Sharrar
Karen Sheptak
Shannon Shook
Mary Cole Simms
Mike Soriano
James & Barbara Spinneweber
Cheryl Spinneweber
J. S. Spinneweber
Alice Spinneweber
Deborah Spinneweber
Roxann Stickney
Robert & Patricia Stock
Tracy & John Sweetall
Chuck Swidzinski
Janice Swope
Dottie Thomas
Danny Thompson
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BUSINESS DONATIONS
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Chesapeake Rehab Equipment, Inc.
Cypher, Ronald, Dr.
Eat N Park, Clearview Mall
Eat N Park, New Castle Road
Emlenton IGA
Family Pathways
Giant Eagle, Moraine Plaza
Gray Chiropractic
Herr Food, Inc.
PARC
Sanbeano’s Pizzeria
The ARC of Butler County
Thoma Meat Market
Wise Foods, Inc
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IT IS OUR MISSION
To provide programs and services
that empower children and adults
with disabilities to live more
safely and independently in their
homes, schools, neighborhoods
and communities.
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