2015 Annual Report

2015 in Review
Building Peace One Day, One Person at a Time
Girls Unlimited reached close
to 1800 girls this year!
Our research, conducted by
Drs. Heydenberk at Lehigh
University indicates that 95%
of the girls who participate in
Girls Unlimited report that
their friendships improve. They
ALL report that bullying and
cyberbullying decreases after
the program.
At a local Middle School, two
girls who had been engaged
in conflict for months asked
if they could meet under
the supervision of the Girls
Unlimited facilitators. Within
minutes, the conflict was
resolved and they were once
again friends.
Our Mission
To educate, empower and support individuals and organizations in efforts to prevent violence,
promote the peaceful resolution of conflict and foster equitable and safe communities locally,
nationally and globally.
The Peace Center has been carrying out this mission since 1982, and we are
one of only a handful of such Peace Center’s in the U. S. We have played a
critical role in our region, transforming conflict and violence by teaching
peace, increasing emotional/social intelligence, empathy and compassion.
Each year, our programs reach more than 4,000 people as we address racism
and intolerance, domestic violence, bullying & cyberbullying and all types
of conflict. We accomplish this with the help of a dedicated, creative and
talented team, an active Board of Directors, and our loyal members. Here are
some highlights from 2015:
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Completed a fourth year as the Bullying Prevention Resource Center (led by Kate Whitman) and a strong collaboration with the County Commissioners, the District Attorney and school superintendents. We held many interventions when bullying/cyberbullying traumatized
young people; we offered weekly Support Circles for those needing help in Quakertown, Bristol, Langhorne and Buckingham. All police officers received a video we produced to learn how to respond with more sensitivity to reported cases of bullying & cyberbullying. We completed and distributed a Public Service Announcement for all middle and high schools throughout Bucks County so that students
and parents alike would learn how to use us as a resource.
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Delivered the Girls Unlimited program to more than 15 schools through the creative leadership of Karin Kasdin and a team of highly skilled peace educators. Girls Unlimited teaches middle-school girls how to reduce relational aggression through discussions and activities about oppression, power, social and emotional non-violence, and how to have respect for self and others. With funding from St. Mary
Medical Center, the Arbonne Foundation, Sephora and Giving Hope Network, as well as Foundations Community Partnership, we reached more than 1,800 students – including girls in impoverished schools in Atlantic City.
• Karin Kasdin created a curriculum for Girls Unlimited, now available to schools nationally, and she also authored ‘It’s Not Drama, It’s My Life’, a book for young women who are targets of cruel behavior by peers.
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Delivered Respecting Me, Respecting You to more than 750 elementary school students throughout several schools thanks to a Safe Schools and LYFT of United Way grant. This program introduces skills in conflict resolution, building emotional awareness such as compassion and empathy, bullying prevention strategies all within the context of developing and demonstrating respect for self and others.
• Trained peer mentors at George School, who serve with SAGE and help their fellow students through difficult times.
• Held community dialogues on gun violence and vigils to honor victims of terrorism and/or gun violence. We collaborated with several organizations to continue to work on reducing intolerance, racism and Islamophobia.
• S.A.F.E. Counseling, Inc. worked with more than 150 people involved in domestic abuse.
• Presented Peacebuilding and Compassionate Listening workshop to residents at Pennswood Village Retirement community.
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Facilitated student dialogues on racism in honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. at Temple Judea with more than 200 students participating. This is an
annual collaborative effort with several organizations and faith-based institutions.
• Partnered with the Langhorne Council of the Arts to commemorate the life and work of Martin Luther King, Jr. with a film and discussion on race, injustice and civil rights.
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Offered a weekend workshop featuring gkisedtanamoogk, who served on the first ever Truth and Reconciliation Commission for Native Americans in the state of Maine. A newly-formed Native Awareness Committee began meeting at The Peace Center.
• Provided a community dialogue and workshop on Race at North and Southampton Reformed Church.
• Held community forums examining the issue of Mass Incarceration through a movement called The New Jim Crow.
• Provided Mediation services or coaching for those who called with a conflict situation with their neighbor, family or business.
• Mentored 3 Interns, bringing the number of Paul Zimmerman Interns to over 75 who have served The Peace Center in the last 33 years!
• Hosted the radio program The Green Hour, WURD 900 AM on Sundays, featuring guests who focus on peacebuilding, mass incarceration and environmental sustainability.
The Peace Center has a long
history of working towards
building a world that thinks
critically beyond war, violence
and hatred...and the good
news is that more than 100
universities and colleges
throughout the world include
courses or programs in
peacebuilding.
We are indebted to all of the
members, donors and our grant
makers including: Arbonne
Foundation, Bristol Friends
Meeting, Commonwealth
National, Foundations
Community Partnership,
Giving Hope Network, LYFT of
United Way, Sephora, and
St. Mary Medical Center.
“Those who are at war with
others are not at peace with
themselves.” William Hazlett
Our Community Programs:
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Bullying Prevention Resource Center
S.A.F.E. Counseling, Inc.
Mediation and Conflict Coaching Services
Training for Camp Counselors for community camps and our
Peace Camp
Paul Zimmerman Internship Program
Forums and Dialogues on Culture, Race, Social Justice
Leadership Trainings in Compassionate Listening and Basic Mediation skills
School Programs
The Peace Center worked in more than 25 schools over the course of 2015. Using
trauma theory in our approach to our programs, we have learned that children,
teens and adults need physical, emotional, social and moral safety to learn and
embrace non-violence and peacebuilding in their daily lives.
We worked in the following schools to implement programs such as Girls
Unlimited, Respecting Me, Respecting You, Peer Mediation, Restorative JusticePeace Circle Processes, Diversity Training and Teacher Training:
Girls Unlimited
Log College Middle School
Klinger Middle School
Hillcrest Elementary School
William Penn Middle School
Neil Armstrong Middle School
FDR Middle School
Robert Shafer Middle School
Cecelia Snyder Middle School
Newtown Middle School
Maple Point Middle School
Our Lady of Grace
Nativity of our Lord
Sovereign Elementary School (Atlantic City)
We worked with the
following schools using
Peace Processes:
PENNSBURY
- Charles Boehm Middle School
CENTENNIAL
- William Tennent High School
- Davis Elementary School
Respecting Me, Respecting You
Facilitators knew that their third grade class was having a tough day from the
moment they walked in the door. They had been working with this classroom for
6 weeks on identifying emotions, building coping skills, and developing empathy.
On this particular day, an intense conflict had taken place on the playground;
thankfully The Peace Center‘s lesson was STAR (Stop, Think, Ask, Resolve), a
strategy to help kids problem-solve their conflicts.
As the facilitators delivered their lesson, students began opening up about the
conflict and how it made them feel. One student turned to the other and said,
“We used to be such good friends in second grade; I really miss you!” The other
student apologized and explained that his parents had gone through a divorce,
and it was hard for him to be a good friend during that time. Other students
started offering their messages of support, and the class ended with a big group
hug. Thanks to Respecting Me, Respecting You, these students were able to
transform their conflict into connection and unity, a lesson they will carry with
them for years to come!
Diversity Training
BRISTOL TOWNSHIP
- Harry S Truman High School
BRISTOL BOROUGH
- Bristol High School
- Snyder-Girotti Middle School
NESHAMINY
- Lower Southampton Elementary
School
INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS
- Buckingham Friends School
- Community Christian Day School
- Our Lady of Grace Catholic School
Respecting Me,
Respecting You
Davis Elementary School
North and Southampton Reformed Church
BRISTOL BOROUGH
- Snyder-Girotti Elementary School
Teacher Training
PENNSBURY
- Fallsington Elementary School
- Makefield Elementary School
- Penn Valley Elementary School
- Quarry Hill Elementary School
- Walt Disney Elementary School
- Churchville Elementary School
William Tennent High School-Restorative Justice Process
Buckingham Friends School
Community Collaborations
Arcadia University’s International Peace
and Conflict Resolution Masters Program
Rider University
Bucks Safe
Buxmont Coalition for Peace Action
Bucks Against Gun Violence
Human Relations Council of Bucks County
Bucks County Women’s Advocacy Coalition
Bucks County NAACP
Central Bucks School District
CB Cares Educational Foundation
Human Relations Council of Bucks County
Interfaith Committee of Lower Bucks
Jack & Jill of Bucks County
Langhorne Council for the Arts
LYFT of United Way
Native Awareness Committee
Pennswood Village Retirement Community
Second Baptist Church of Doylestown
Temple Judea of Doylestown
Truman High School
Welcoming the Stranger
Finacial Statement
Legends in Peace Leadership awards
have been presented to outstanding
people who have helped to shape the
path towards peace:
Financial Statement
Financial Statement
Financial
Statement
January
1 - December
31,
2015
January 1 - December
2015
Financial
Statement
January 131,
- December
2015
January
131,
- December
31, 2015
January 1 - December 31, 2015
Income
Income
Income
Contributions
33,247
Contributions Contributions
33,247
Income
Special Events
80,219
Special Events Special
80,219
Betsy and Bob Appelbaum 2005
Events
Contributions
Grant Income
68,250
Grant Income Grant
68,250
Income
Special
Events
County Contract County Contract 60,000
60,000
Nancy and Bill Strong 2005
County
Contract
Grant Income
Program Income Program Income 91,054
91,054
Program
Income
County Contract
38,473
Fees
38,473
Kingdon Swayne 2005 Fees
Fees
Program
Other
2,003 Income
Other
2,003
Other
Fees
Total
373,246
Total
373,246
Veila and John Dean 2005
Other Total
Total
Barbara and Paul Zimmerman 2005
Expenses
Expenses
Expenses
Payroll & Taxes Payroll & Taxes 197,138
197,138
Payroll
& Taxes
Expenses
Professional Fees Professional Fees
69,140
69,140
Professional
Fees 26,164
Payroll
& Taxes
26,164
Sid and Carolyn CadwalladerRent
2006& Insurance Rent & Insurance
Rent
& Insurance
Professional
Fees 4,803
Telephone
4,803
Telephone
Telephone
Rent
& Insurance 15,024
15,024
Copying
Helen Lovett 2006 Copying
Copying
Postage
2,015
Telephone
Postage
2,015
Postage
& Materials
6,136
Supplies & Materials
6,136
Copying
Sam Snipes 2006 Supplies
Training
4,117& Materials 4,117
Supplies
Training
Postage
4,058 & Materials4,058
Mileage/Travel Training
Supplies
Warren and Betsy SwartzbeckMileage/Travel
2006
Events & MeetingsEvents & Meetings
14,061
14,061
Mileage/Travel
Training
Audit
4,000
Audit
4,000
Events
&
Meetings
Mileage/Travel
JoAnn Woodman 2006Other
15,192
Other
Audit
Events
& Meetings 15,192
Total
364,174
Total
364,174
Other
Audit
John Haas 2007
Other Total
Total
Norval and Ann Reece 2007
Bob Brooks 2006
Income Sources
Income Sources
Income
IncomeSources
Sources
Income Sources
Linda and Peter Weisner 2007
Linda Manzo 2007
Gloria Dodd 2008
Keith Pacheco 2008
Alice Swann 2009
Elwood Cronk 2009
Betsy Crofts 2009
Ruth Hartman 2009
David Hart 2010
Deborah Burns 2011
Allocation of Allocation
Funds
of Funds
Maureen Camphire 2012
Dave and Nancy Tickel 2013
Vivian Francesco 2014
Dr. Joyce Mundy 2015
Joyce Hadley 2016
Anne Sowyer & Dr. Bill Jacobsen
2015
Allocation of Funds
Allocation of Funds
Allocation of Funds
Balance Sheet Balance Sheet B
Assets
Assets
Assets
33,247
Bank80,219
Account & Cash
116,847
Bank Account & Cash
1
Bank
Account & Ca
Assets
33,247
Investments
10,000
Investments
68,250
Investments
80,219
Bank Account & C
Prepaid Expense Prepaid Expense
300
Prepaid
Expense
60,000
68,250
Investments
Other
600
Other
Other
91,054
Prepaid Expense
60,000
Total Assets
Total Assets 127,747
1
Total Assets
38,473
Other
91,054
2,003
Total Assets
38,473
Liabilities
Liabilities
373,246
2,003
Payroll
& Taxes Payroll & Taxes Liabilities
6,640
Payroll
& Taxes
Liabilities
373,246
Grants
49,000
Grants
Payroll
Dedicated Funds Dedicated Funds Grants
30,290& Taxes
Dedicated
Grants
Other
1,499 Funds
Other
Other
Dedicated
Total Liabilities Total Liabilities
87,429 Funds
197,138
Total Liabilitie
Other
Equity
Equity
69,140
197,138
Equity
Total Liabilitie
Endowment
10,000
Endowment
26,164
69,140
Equity
Restricted
Funds Restricted Funds Endowment
3,527
4,803
26,164
Retained
EarningsRetained EarningsRestricted
17,719 Funds
Endowment
15,024
4,803
Retained
Net Income
9,072 Earnings
Net Income
Restricted
Funds
2,015
15,024
Total
Equity
40,318
Income
Total Equity Net
Retained
Earnings
6,136
2,015
Equity
Net Total
Income
4,117
6,136
Total Liabilities
& Equity
Total
Liabilities &127,747
Equity
Total
Equity 1
4,058
4,117
Total Liabilities &
14,061
4,058
Total Liabilities
4,000
14,061
Excess of Income
over of
Expenses:
Excess
Income over Expe
15,192
4,000
Excess of I
$ 9072 (unaudited)
364,174
15,192 $ 9072 (unaudited)
Excess of
$ 90
364,174
$ 90
DONORS
Auction Donations
Businesses: Angelo’s Italian Restaurant • Atlantic Flyway Studio • Attitudes Hair Studio • Bead for Peace Bella Tori at the Mansion • Bensalem Muscle Therapy •
BJ’s Wholesale Club • Black Bass Hotel • Blue Sage Vegetarian Grille • Breath 4 Joy • Brunswick Zone XL • Buckingham Valley Vineyards & Winery • Caldwells
Embroidery • Capt’n Chucky’s Crab Cake Co. • Carol L. Fisher Therapeutic Bodywork • Continental Tavern • County Theater • Crossroads Bake Shop • David J.
Witchell Salon & Spa • Davis Feed Mill, Inc. • Dayana Pereira, GCFP • Dutch Wonderland • Feasterville Family Dentistry • Four Paws Doggie Day Care • Fox &
Hound Bed and Breakfast • Garden State Discovery Museum • George Nakashima Woodworker, S.A. • Giant Food Store 6502 • Glasses Galore • Graphic Imaging •
Gratz Gallery & Conservation Studio • Holly Hedge Estate/1740 • House Journeys Spirited Gifts • Judy’s Corner • Kramer Portraits • Lehigh Valley Iron Pigs Charities
• Lena’s Deli • Living Spectrum Reflexology • Longwood Gardens • Mad Golfer Golf Club • Mary Kay • Mealey’s Furniture • Merle Norman Cosmetics • Natalie & Co
• Nina’s Waffles & Sweets • Peace Valley Lavender Farm • Phi Vietnamese • Philadelphia Eagles • Pilates Bodies Rainbows of Healing • Raymer’s Homemade Candies
• Reading Fightin Phils • River Country Rose Bank Winery • Sesame Place • Spring Mill Country Club • Sycamore Salon • The Knight House • The People’s Light &
Theatre Co. • The Prancing Peacock • Township of Warminster • Trenton Thunder Baseball • Two Buttons Vault Brewing Company • Verrelli’s Yardley Pizza • Vince’s
Pizza & Restaurant of Yardley • Yardley Country Club Government: Diane Ellis-Marseglia • Frank Farry • Michael Fitzpatrick • Tammi Mancuso • Steve Santarsiero
• Ron Strouse
Individuals: Cory Amsler & Eileen Shapiro • Anonymous • Karen Arner • Beth Ann Bailey-Rinkus & Robert Rinkus • Chuck & Cheryl Boyle • Andrew
Burgess • Debbie & Ed Burns • Dawn & Joe Clabbers • Jean Comfort • Betsy & Dan Crofts • Lisa Darnowsky & Allan Walker • Carol Deaver • Christine Edmonds •
Clare Eggers-Jewitt • Darcy Fair • Sue & Bob Fernandez • Bill & Dot Gaboda • Emmet & Edith • Gowin Joyce Hadley • Amparo & William Harpel • Barbara Harrison
• Linda & Joe Hart • Stephen & Jeffery Heilakka • Mike & Robin Hoy • Bill Jacobsen & Anne Swoyer • Connie Keener • Barbara Keener • Phyllis Lachman • Zach
Marttila • Christine McKee • Richard & Pat McLaughlin • Elizabeth Moran & Brad Zerler • Jim & Jayne Murphy • Chris O’Donnell • Seiwoong & Sunmi Oh • Keith
Pacheco • Liane Pfeiffer • Elizabeth Quigley • Natalia & Arthur Ritter • Deborah Romanski • Joan & Bob Sadoff • Cathy & Gary Scarpello • Rose Marie & Jack Schieber
• Marion & Sam Snipes • Kati & Ray Sowiak • Charlene Stanley • Nancy & Bill Strong • Jerry & Susan Taylor • Dave Tickel & Marie Liun • Barry Truchil & Bernadette
West • Nancy Warfield • Rachel White • Don & Geri Williams • Ted & Irene Willis • Babs Zimmerman Organizations: Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site, Inc.
• James A. Michener Art Museum • Mercer Museum and Library Newtown • Chamber Orchestra • Pennsbury Manor • Rider University • The Peace Center • Town and
Country Players
Auction Sponsors
Peace Swan ($2500): Lomax Family Foundation • Univest Bank and Trust Co Peace Crane ($1500): Malcolm & Madelaine Burgess • Debbie & Ed Burns
Peace Dove ($1000): Allglass Systems, Inc. • First National Bank & Trust of Newtown • Barry Truchil & Bernadette West • Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
Peace Hummingbird ($500): Karen Arner • Andrew Burgess • Chandler - Shreve Family Fund • Community Foundation of New Jersey • Sue & Sam Madeira
• National Glass and Metal Co., Inc. • Keith Pacheco • Rotary Club of Langhorne • Marion & Sam Snipes • Soulutions for Daily Living • The Prancing Peacock •
Wegmans Warrington Peace Butterfly ($250): Attitudes Hair Studio • Beth Ann Bailey-Rinkus & Robert Rinkus • Central Bucks Education Association • Dawn &
Joe Clabbers • Lisa Darnowsky & Allan Walker • Fredendall Building Company • Marc & Mary Ellen Goldman • Graphic Imaging • Joyce Hadley • K. E. Seifert, Inc •
Law Office of Kristine A. Michael, P.C. • Richard & Pat McLaughlin • Thompson Organization • United Christian Church • Zubaida Foundation & Mosque
Auction Advertisers
Full Page ($300): Williams Family Law, PC • The Renaissance Auction Group Half Page ($200): Ernest F. Padovani • Langhorne Coffee House • Law Offices of
Robin S. Holmes • Nakashima Foundation for Peace • Northampton Psychotherapy Associates • The Counseling Center Quarter Page ($125): Brother’s Pizza •
Burns’ Pharmacy • Happ Contractors, Inc. • Janney Montgomery Scott LLC • Langhorne Tax & Bookkeeping, Inc. • Workman Business Card ($50): Attleboro
Abstract Company • Coffee Cup Cafe • Dr. Lauren Nappen Original Medicine • Foster Mower Service, Inc. • Goss James • J. Dougherty Funeral Home, Inc • Kaiser
Construction • Kaye Langhans • MacConnell’s Service Center • Masselle’s Auto Body • Newtown Optical Precision • Automotive Specialist, Inc. • Sacred Paths
Community • Tullyvision Studios, Inc. • US 1 Auto Sales • Wayne Phillips Electric • Windmill Day School and Camp
Auction Program Appeal
Cory Amsler & Eileen Shapiro • Karen Arner • Attitudes Hair Studio • Beth Ann Bailey-Rinkus & Robert Rinkus • Liz Beer • Chuck & Cheryl Boyle • Malcolm &
Madelaine Burgess • Dawn & Joe Clabbers • Lisa Darnowsky & Allan Walker • Bunny Dodd • Maggie Farley • Barbara & Steve Gross • Linda & Joe Hart • Ruth & Sam
Hartman • Jerry & Ann Clabbers • Sue Jasiewicz • Karin Kasdin & Harold Weinstein • Paige Katzfey • Connie Keener • Philip & Marilyn Lebovitz • Nancy Lutz • Sue
& Sam Madeira • Ward & Shirley McMasters • Bridget Morina-Meyer & Mike Meyer II • Jim & Jayne Murphy • Denise Myshko • Kevin Nakashima • Keith Pacheco
• Shiela Peterman • Liane Pfeiffer • Rein & Brenda Clabbers • Ann & Norval Reece • Jean Reich • Chris Ann Rider & John Mammel • Lance & Anne Roberds • Barbara
Simmons & Steve Nolan • Marion & Sam Snipes • Kathleen & Jim Sweeney • Ruthanne Tickel-Logan • Barry Truchil & Bernadette West • Marguerite Vera • Diane
Woodruff
Spring Event Donations
Cory Amsler & Eileen Shapiro • Ivan & Joanne Bass • Malcolm & Madelaine Burgess • Marjorie & Ken Burton • Anne & Richard Coe • Linda & Dan Coyle • Betsy &
Dan Crofts • Custom Detailz, Inc • Karen DeCou • Tinamarie Nicolo Dorfner • Suzanne Eife • Barbara & Carmen Faia • Linda & Michael Frolove • Bill & Dot Gaboda
• Francesca Giaimo • Steven Glickman • Emmet & Edith Gowin • Ruth & Sam Hartman • David & Susan Heckler • Robert Heitz • Mike & Robin Hoy • Jesse Soby
Post #148 • Kelso II Assoc • Law Offices of Riley & Riley Scott Lenet • Cathy McAndrew • Linda & Michael McGowan • Michele Newell-Hill • Lorne Panico • Audrey
& Stephen Ratner • Richard A. Alaimo Assoc. • Janette & Todd Ritter • Chris Roberts vHeather Robertson • Ronald Rolon • Julie & Steven Sorotsky • Nancy & Bill
Strong • Barry Truchil & Bernadette West • Cindy Ushler & Bob Ushler
Membership
Peace Pillar ($1000+): Robert Applebaum • Dr. Malcolm & Madelaine Burgess • Nancy & William Strong Peace Protector ($500-$999): Linda & Michael
McGowan • Carla & Ken Odell Peace Patron ($250-$499): Drew Augenblick • Chuck & Cheryl Boyle • Renée Noel & Wayne Heacock • Elise Jones • Pat Mervine
& Lance Mervine, Jr. • Ann & Norval Reece • Fred & Madeline Shapiro • Thomas Wells & Susan Snipes-Wells • Tom Thomas • Joel Wagoner • Bob & Florence
Wharton • Yardley Friends Meeting Peace Partner ($100-$249): Cory Amsler & Eileen Shapiro • Andrew Burgess • Debbie & Ed Burns • Kim & Neil Clabbers •
Diane Coyle & Jim Coyle, Jr. • Betsy & Dan Crofts • Michael Danchak • Mary & Joseph Dunn • Ruth & Sam Hartman • Kathy & Paul Horwatt • Mike & Robin Hoy
• Connie Keener • Michael & Judy Kinaszczuk • Jerry & Ginny Lavanish • Linda Manzo • Judith McTaggart • Middletown Friends Meeting • Bridget Morina-Meyer
& Mike Meyer II • Newtown Friends Meeting • Lee Pacheco • Joan & Bob Sadoff • Dave & Betsy Satterthwaite • Liz Serkin & Herman Silverman • Sara Webster •
Linda & Peter Wiesner • Richard Wilson, Esq. • Jennifer & Tony Wolf • Ruth & Ron Workman Peace Pal ($52-$99): Nancy & Arthur Abbott • Stephen Albert &
Barbara Wachter • Anonymous • Beth Ann Bailey-Rinkus & Robert Rinkus • Patty Bassett • Peace Baxter • Heather Bernhardt • Janet Braker & David McCullough
• Barbara Britton • Gloria Brown • Ellen Buchanan • Chris & Mary Ann Bursk • Nelson Camp & Alice Maxfield • Michael & Aimee Caro • Anne & Richard Coe •
Christine Connelly • Amy Conte • Judy & Michael Doherty • Dawn Dougherty • Cate & Dave Ebaugh • Joseph & Patricia Engle • Connie Fenty • Barry GinsbergvTony
& Isabel Godwin • Gayle Goodman & Jim Searing • Emmet & Edith Gowin • Grey Nuns of the Sacred Heart • Luray Gross & Paul Koehler • Val & Ian Haag • Amparo
& William Harpel • David Hart • Elizabeth Hendricks • Susan & Todd Herman • Joseph Hochreiter & Eileen Wachtman • Paul & Diane Hunter • Natalie Kaye & Ivan
Winegar • Gail & Alan Keim • Sandra Kelsey • Chris & Cathy Kerr • Betsey & Bob King • Karen Kreller • Larry Langhans • Aleka & Edward Leydon • Life & Money,
LLC • Gus Linton • Polly Lodge & Dick O’Hern • Karen & Paul Maloch • Christine McKee Pam McKenna & Jonathan Bachofen • Ward & Shirley McMasters • Lincoln
& Julie Merwin • Phil & Debbie Miele • Karen & Francis Milles • Donald Minnick
Millard & Willie Mitchell • Jim & Jayne Murphy • Stuart & Alisa Myles • Barb & Kirt Niedrist • Michael & Rachel Olenick • Keith Pacheco • Henry & Julie Parry
• Shelley & Linda Partlon • Betty Price • Jean Reich • Ann & Paul Rhoads • Ron Ricci & Mariann McKee • JeanLu Ryersbach • Joan Sauvion • Rose Marie & Jack
Schieber • Solebury Friends Meeting • Kati & Ray Sowiak • Jonathan Sprout • Vincent Stefani • Steve Strahs & Kathleen Blandford • Steve & Cindy Sussman •
Swarthmore College • Peace Collection • Betsy Swartzbeck & Karen Miller • Betty & Win Tatham • Beth Taylor • Christina Thomas • Rachael Truchil • Barry Truchil
& Bernadette West • Kim & Wayne Vaccaro • Vector Marketing Systems • Cheryl & Fred Veith • Julia Woldorf • Joann & Lew Woodman • Wrightstown Monthly
Meeting • Larry & Carol Zetterberg • Babs Zimmerman Member ($1-51): Bob & Peggy Anderson • Dawn Bancroft • Elaine & Howard Barkan • Jean & Bill Brenner
• Jean Comfort • Steve Devonshire • Bill & Dot Gaboda • Shelly Kraun Kasrel & Mark Kasrel • Chris Keener • Makefield Monthly Meeting • Kimberly & Kevin
McKenney • Lisa Ojert • Susan Pachowka • Charley & Ruth Peterson • Helen Quatsoe • Elizabeth Quigley • Lois Quigley • Ernette Reid • Jeanine Shire • Anthony
Simmons • Gayle & Edward Sproul • Corey Karsch Tendler • Lisa & Raymond Trail • Nancy Trent & David Head • Derek & Marcie White • Patricia Willis & Thomas
Willis, Jr
Special Donations
Anonymous • Beth Ann Bailey-Rinkus & Robert Rinkus • Jeff & Mindy Bence • Debbie & Ed Burns • BuxMont U • U Fellowship • Commonwealth National
Foundation • Gayle Crist Fisher • Sign Services • Gina Francano • Girls Unlimited Staff • Harper Business Law, PC • Robin & Warren Heydenberk • Donna & Steve
Hoffman • Kevin & Ann Jameson • Amy Levine & Sean Flaherty • Linda Manzo • Linda & Michael McGowan • Richard & Pat McLaughlin • Lynne & Lee Miller •
Phyllis Miller • Newtown Yoga • Carla & Ken Odell • Faelton & Pauline Perkins • Noor Phillips • Marcy Grossman Pollak & Tiberius Pollak • Rainbows of Healing •
Lenore Rosen • Joan & Bob Sadoff • Ed Sherwood • Silverman & Company • Kimberlee & Marc Yampolsky • Betsy Zipkin
Matching Gifts
American Express Foundation • Bristol Myers Squibb Foundation • Foundations Community Partnership • United Health Group • UTC/Goodrich Foundation
Grants
Arbonne Charitable Foundation • Bristol Friends Meeting • Commonwealth National Foundation • Foundations Community Partnership • Giving Hope Network •
Sephora • St. Mary Medical Center
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