Chimes Annual Report 2011

Energy
The Capacity to Do Work
The Power to Change Lives
2011 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friends,
It has been said that human energy is a priceless commodity. At
Chimes, we respect the importance of managing and utilizing the
energy from people and other resources to its fullest effect. When
you think about it, the transfer, management and conservation of
energy is the essence of what Chimes does every day.
We transfer the collective energy of our 3,000 staff to the people we
serve. In turn, this allows the people we serve to direct their energy
towards activities that help them develop skills and fulfill their potential – from participating in activities in the community to holding
down a job that affords them meaningful work and fair wages.
Martin S. Lampner
President
In addition to managing human energy to its best effect, for the past decade, Chimes has
made a commitment to better manage the energy we use to power the office buildings,
work centers and residential facilities out of which we operate. In the past year, we
have taken our most ambitious step yet by constructing and activating a 3,000-panel,
670-kilowatt solar installation at our headquarters in Baltimore City. Energy experts,
elected officials and members of the business community alike have offered praise for
this groundbreaking renewable energy initiative.
We are proud to say the past year has been tremendously
successful. Chimes continues to experience strong growth in
an era of reduced government funding and a challenging
economic climate. The people we serve, our staff, dedicated
volunteers and generous supporters have played a large role
in our continued success and we’ll look to them for further
energy and input as we take on several new forward-thinking
ventures in the very near future.
Vice President of
Washington Gas
Energy Services,
Sanjiv Mahan;
President & CEO
of Chimes,
Marty Lampner;
President & CEO
of BITHENERGY,
Robert Wallace
We are directing new energy into expanding the services we
provide throughout the mid-Atlantic and Israel. In the past,
Chimes has found that investing energy generates additional
energy and growth. We invite you to invest your energy and
support with us as we challenge our donors to fully fund the
new Irvin and Phyllis Levin Center through an ambitious $1.65 million capital campaign.
We are confident you are up to the challenge! Learn more about this project on pages 8
and 9 of this report!
While Chimes is excited about the continued growth of our agency, our top priority is to
ensure this growth is enacted in a fiscally responsible manner, to make certain it
is sustainable and to set the stage for future growth.
On behalf of everyone at Chimes, I thank you for your interest in and support of the work
we do for children, adults and senior citizens with disabilities.
Sincerely,
Martin S. Lampner
President & CEO
Chimes International
Renewable Energy
Enhances Chimes Bottom Line
Chimes International continues to be a national leader in
the nonprofit arena not only in the cutting-edge services
the agency provides to people with disabilities, but also
by adopting environmentally friendly practices that make
good financial sense.
Chimes International’s latest eco-friendly initiative was the
activation of a 3,000-panel, 670-kilowatt solar installation
at Chimes headquarters. The solar field is the largest in
Baltimore City and will meet an estimated 60-70% of
Chimes’ electricity needs at this location. Chimes headquarters is now one of the largest nonprofit facilities in
the United States to draw a majority of its electricity from
renewable energy resources.
The electricity provided by the solar panels will give Chimes
a predictable, less expensive, eco-friendly source of power
for decades to come. Instead of being at the mercy of a
fluctuating energy market, Chimes now has a firm handle
on energy costs on a monthly and yearly basis.
The solar installation was made possible through a unique
collaboration between Chimes, Washington Gas Energy
Services, Inc. (WGES) and BITHENERGY. WGES financed
and owns the roof and ground-mounted solar array through
which Chimes will purchase renewable electric power.
BITHENERGY designed, engineered and constructed the
system and will manage its ongoing operations and
maintenance.
From left to right: Executive
Director of MD Clean Energy
Center, Kathy Magruder;
President & CEO of Chimes,
Marty Lampner and Energy
Adviser to Governor O'Malley,
Abigail Hopper at Chimes
Solar Installation Dedication.
The solar project is the most recent of several eco-friendly
initiatives Chimes has undertaken. Chimes International
has also implemented aggressive energy conservation
efforts at many of their facilities throughout Maryland,
the mid-Atlantic and Israel. From weatherization projects,
including the installation of insulation and energy-efficient
windows to using more energy-efficient light fixtures and
appliances, to promoting energy conservation practices to
employees and persons served, Chimes realizes approximately $80,000 in energy savings each year.
Chimes has also improved the fuel economy of their vehicle
fleet by transitioning to hybrid vehicles and high-efficiency
diesel where possible, netting an estimated $5,000 in savings
per year.
While all of these projects have a positive net impact on the
environment, every dollar saved on energy use is invested
in enhancing the services Chimes provides to people with
disabilities. These dollars will be used to hire staff and
create programs to assist people with severe disabilities.
“Chimes is taking a bold step to reduce its dependence on the
electrical grid by using renewable energy resources. Chimes
should serve as an inspiration to other businesses throughout
Baltimore and beyond that solar power is a practical alternative that can improve their bottom line.”
— Robert L. Wallace, President and CEO of BITHENERGY
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Chimes Maryland
New Autism Program Aims to
Bridge Gap for Young Adults
Chimes Maryland is expanding its commitment to serving the
needs of young adults with autism by developing an evidencebased approach to providing much needed services.
Chimes has long recognized that as children with autism
transition out of education-based programs in their late teens
and early 20’s, they and their families face the daunting reality
that there are a limited number of adult programs targeting
their unique needs.
The lack of services focused on young adults with autism is a
looming crisis for people on the spectrum and their families,
especially in light of the increased rate of diagnosis of autism,
which has swelled to one out of every 90 children.
In response to this need, Chimes Maryland is exploring
opportunities to form strategic alliances that will allow
them to bridge this critical gap and institute research-driven
best practices when delivering service to young adults with
autism. While the new program is still in the planning stages,
Chimes Maryland hopes to expand their offerings to young
adults with autism by late fall of 2012.
Elected Officials Praise Chimes Energy Saving Initiatives
Congressman Elijah Cummings and Baltimore Mayor Stephanie
Rawlings Blake lauded Chimes Maryland’s efforts to weatherize
facilities throughout the state at a National Weatherization Day
event at a Chimes home in Mt. Washington.
The weatherization initiatives have several direct and positive
impacts on the individuals Chimes serves. Our residential
and day facilities are more comfortable when properly
weatherized – cooler in the summer and warmer in the
winter. Other obvious benefits include lower utility bills
and less wasted energy.
Residential Offerings Continue to Grow and Evolve
Chimes Maryland is cognizant of an increased need for
residential services for older adults who require more
complex care. To meet this demand, Chimes Maryland is
poised to enhance its residential offerings by establishing
four new homes for older adults in the coming year.
Chimes School Students Energized by Basketball Star
Dozens of students from Chimes School received a special
visit and 1-on-1 instruction from basketball great Tamir
Goodman. Dubbed “The Jewish Jordan” by Sports
Illustrated, Goodman played hoops professionally in Europe
and Israel for most of the past decade.
Tamir shared his contagious energy and
enthusiasm for life during a special program
at Chimes School in February.
The joy the students experienced was evident
and their faces lit up as they ran up and
down the court dribbling, passing and
shooting. The clinic concluded with a scrimmage game, but there were no winners and
losers on this day, just smiles all around.
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Chimes DC
It is interesting to note that
Chimes DC was the first
Chimes subsidiary to truly
embrace the green initiatives that have now become
the hallmark of Chimes
business practices. The
seed Chimes DC planted
when they converted to
eco-friendly cleaning products has blossomed into an
agency-wide commitment to
the environment.
The momentum behind Chimes DC continues to accelerate with the addition
of several new work contracts in the past year despite continued government
cutbacks. The number of people employed through Chimes DC has
increased to more than 1,600 and the total amount of revenue generated
has increased to $70 million.
Chimes DC has benefitted from the growth of military installations in
Maryland and Delaware as a result of the federal government’s BRAC (Base
Realignment and Closure) initiative. According to a report by the Maryland
Department of Economic Development on BRAC, Maryland will gain 60,000
direct and indirect jobs with many of them coming to Fort Meade, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, Andrews Air Force Base and Fort Detrick. Chimes DC is
poised to leverage the expansion of these bases into even more new job
opportunities for Chimes workers in the next few years.
New work at Chimes DC
added 171 jobs in 2011,
including:
— New employment program
opportunity at U.S. Army War
College – Carlisle Barracks,
creating 25 new jobs.
— Expansions of the Ft. Bragg
contract including two new
schools and a new command
center, adding 61 new jobs.
— Expansion of Aberdeen Proving
Ground contract including two
additional facilities creating 85
new jobs, with the possibility of
more growth in the future.
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Chimes Virginia & Potomac Region
Empowering Young Adults with New Day Program
Chimes Virginia continues to expand and adapt the services they offer in response
to the evolving needs of the people they serve throughout the Commonwealth.
In the past year, Chimes Virginia expanded its resources committed to supporting
adults with a variety of barriers to independent living. A new clubhouse-style program
has been established targeting the needs of younger people
making the challenging transition out of education and schoolbased programs to become active members of the community.
In addition, Chimes Virginia has expanded its successful partnership with the Knights of Columbus creating more residential
options for the people they serve. Working with the Knights,
a second home was opened in the past year, allowing people
with disabilities to transition from institutional settings to a
community-based setting that better facilitates personal growth
and self-fulfillment.
The Chimes Virginia Board of Directors has grown in the past
year and the active group is actively recruiting additional
members. Chimes counts on the energy and commitment of
our boards to spur new services.
Chimes Israel
Ashkelon-Baltimore Connection Drives Growth
Chimes Israel has been energized in the past year by the growth of their facilities
that will allow the agency to serve more people from all three major communities in
Israel at an even higher level.
The Mayor of Ashkelon, Benny Vaknin, committed to working with Chimes Israel to
establish a permanent home from which to provide services to people with disabilities in this coastal city.
Mayor Vaknin visited Chimes existing program in Ashkelon and observed the need for
more space. In addition to offering to work with Chimes to find a location for a permanent home in Ashkelon, the city has provided a temporary second location to ease the
burden on the existing temporary site until the permanent site is completed and open.
Mayor Vaknin also experienced first-hand the energy and support Chimes
International offers Chimes Israel when he came to Baltimore this past summer for
a visit in conjunction with the Baltimore/Ashkelon Sister City Partnership. Chimes
headquarters hosted the only event where Mayor Vaknin and Baltimore’s Mayor,
Stephanie Rawlings Blake, appeared jointly to recognize the cities’ ongoing partnership and the incredible work done by Chimes Israel. Chimes International President
& CEO Marty Lampner and Chimes Israel Executive Director Jorge Zimmermann
welcomed the mayors to Chimes and offered brief remarks.
Taybeh Work Services Center to Double in Size
In the Arab village of Taybeh, Israel, work began earlier this year on an expansion
and remodeling of Chimes existing facility that will double in size. The construction
should be completed in early 2012. The growth of this program and facility is
emblematic of the fact that Chimes Israel’s programs are open to all.
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Holcomb Behavioral Health Systems
New Contracts, Grants and Fundraiser
Electrify Holcomb
2011 was a year of exciting growth for Holcomb. The Kennett
Square facility was awarded a major contract to handle all drug
and alcohol counseling services for southern Chester County.
This will allow Holcomb to drastically expand their prevention
and education programs, serving 190 people and creating ten
new jobs.
Holcomb's Open Door was awarded a Delaware Strategic
Prevention Framework Grant to fund substance abuse prevention
programs in southern New Castle County, Delaware.
Holcomb continues to leverage the energy and knowledge of
young professionals via a pre-doctoral psychology internship
program that draws participants from universities throughout the
United States. Each intern carries an outpatient caseload and
participates in clinical rotations in the areas of children/adolescents,
substance abuse/dependency, special populations (forensic and
geriatrics) and crisis management.
As part of a joint effort between the Pennsylvania Office of Mental
Health and Substance Abuse and the Office of Developmental
Programs, Holcomb developed a new residential program in
Lancaster County that will transition people with mild intellectual
disabilities and psychiatric diagnosis out of institutional care and
into a residential setting.
Additionally, the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and
Delinquency tapped Holcomb to implement the SPORT, a
youth drug and alcohol abuse intervention program that
serves 300 teens in Delaware and Chester Counties.
Several key facilities also benefitted from major upgrades
thanks to a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of
Health. More than 5,000 square feet of space was added
to the Exton corporate office to accommodate new therapy
rooms and a training center. The IT infrastructure at both the
Upper Darby and Kennett Square locations was upgraded
as a result of the grant and the HVAC system at Kennett
Square was upgraded to a more energy-efficient unit.
Expanding on an ongoing partnership with Immaculata
University, Holcomb sponsored a regional conference for
150 psychologists, addiction counselors and social workers
on the topic of "Trauma Informed Interventions."
The supporters of Holcomb were energized by a fundraising
golf event this summer at Wyncote Golf Club in southeastern Pennsylvania. 152 golfers teed it up and over $62,000
was raised from entrance fees and support from dozens of
sponsors. The dollars raised will enhance services to the
people Holcomb serves.
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Chimes Delaware
Chimes Challenges Donors with New Capital Campaign
to Fund Construction of the Irvin and Phyllis Levin
Center in Millsboro, Delaware
Capitalizing on the energy of parents and board members, Chimes has embarked on
an ambitious new capital campaign to raise $1.65 million to fund a new state-of-the-art
facility to enhance services to people with disabilities in lower Delaware and beyond.
Once completed, the Levin Center will be an 8,000
square foot, barrier-free, ADA compliant home for
Chimes in lower Delaware. The new facility represents a long-term commitment by Chimes to this part
of the state. The organization felt it was a prudent
step to invest in a permanent facility as opposed to
continuing to lease the space they have operated out
of for nearly a decade, but are quickly outgrowing.
The southern two counties in Delaware, Kent and
Sussex, are the fastest growing counties in the
state. There is an influx of relatively young retirees
moving to the communities, in many cases with their
adult children. There continues to be an increased
need for Chimes services in this area.
When construction is complete, Chimes Delaware
will be able to double the number of people it serves
and expand employment opportunities over time in
lower Delaware with a strong potential for future
growth.
While some elements of the existing structure are
being incorporated into the new facility, for all
intents and purposes, the Levin Center will be a
brand new building perfectly suited for Chimes
needs.
The center will house the support center for
Chimes services in lower Delaware, including
residential program directors, nurses and medical
staff, administrative headquarters and supported
employment staff. Construction on the new center is
scheduled to be completed by the middle of 2012.
PLEDGES FOR CHIMES DELAWARE MILLSBORO BUILDING
Organization/Name(s)
Phyllis & Irvin Levin
Amount Pledged
$100,000.00
BCG (Jeff Ramsey) & FCE (Gary Beckman and Steve Porter) $100,000.00
AmSan
$50,000.00
Philip Saulnier – America’s Pride
$25,000.00
Offit Kurman
$15,000.00
Ellen Yankellow – Correct RX
$10,000.00
Al and Lee Bussone
$5,000.00
Terry Collard
$5,000.00
Pete and Ann Dakunchak
$5,000.00
Delaware PR Committee
$5,000.00
Marty & Elly Lampner
$5,000.00
Rehoboth Boardwalk Association
$5,000.00
Art Ward – Art Ward Services
$5,000.00
Imoh and Sue Matthews
(includes $2,000.00 match from America’s Pride)
$4,000.00
Nick and Colleen Eppinger
$3,500.00
Jean Thomas
$3,000.00
Doug & Cathy Turnbaugh
$2,500.00
Lois Mezaros
$1,000.00
Georgetown Millsboro Rotary Club
$750.00
Richele Lawson
$500.00
John Mahon
$500.00
Anonymous
$250.00
$351,500.00
$351,000.00
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Chimes Delaware
Donor Base
is Energized,
But More Support
is Needed
The goal of the $1.65 million capital campaign is to ensure that
the cost associated with opening the Levin Center, including
acquisition of the property and complete renovation of the
existing building, will be funded entirely through private
philanthropy.
Chimes Delaware has received two challenge grants in the
amount of $100,000 each for the campaign. Family members
Phyllis and Irv Levin (Irv is also a board member) have pledged
a challenge grant of $100,000. FCE Benefit Administrators
(Gary Beckman/ Steve Porter) and Benefits Consulting Group
(Jeff Ramsey) combined to make an additional challenge grant
of $100,000. At the date of publication of this report, $358,500
has been raised in response to these two generous challenge
grants that will go towards funding Phase I of the campaign –
renovation and construction costs (totaling $650,000). Chimes
is eager to quickly max out these matching pledges in the very
near future, leaving $250,000 to be raised to complete Phase I.
Phase II of the capital campaign is focused on funding the
$1 million cost of acquisition of the property and existing building at the site of the Levin Center. $100,000 has been raised by
the Chimes Charity Chuckle earlier this year, energizing Phase
II of this campaign. While Chimes International has secured
long-term financing for the building, it is important to note that
every dollar raised towards the purchase and renovation of
the new facility reduces the amount that must be financed.
The dollars saved will be invested in enhancing programs for
people Chimes serves throughout lower Delaware.
PHASE 1
Renovations
and Construction
$650,000
$358,500
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PHASE II
Property
Acquisition
$1 Million
$100,000
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Parents and Volunteers
Empower Campaign
A cadre of dedicated parents and board members has infused energy and an appropriate
sense of urgency into the campaign. In addition
to Phyllis and Irvin Levin’s contributions and
support, Debbie Bunting, Bill Drake, Joyce
Bowlsbey and Nick Eppinger have taken a lead
role in educating and engaging other parents
and community leaders in southern Delaware to
help make the new Chimes facility a reality.
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Chimes Delaware
Stride for Awareness
Gains Momentum
Chimes Delaware and its supporters generated a lot
of “foot power” this spring with another successful Stride
for Awareness Walk at the Riverfront in Wilmington. The
energy of the walkers was palpable as New Castle County
Executive Paul Clark and Miss Delaware Kayla Martell
joined hundreds of Chimes supporters, volunteers,
employees, parents and persons served to take part in
the 3K fun walk aimed at raising awareness and funds for
Chimes programs and services.
New Homes Opened for Chimes Residents
Chimes Delaware continues to upgrade residential options available for the
people it serves. Renovations to two new single-family homes were completed
in 2011 and opened to people served by Chimes. These new barrier-free
homes are in addition to the eight homes that were opened in 2010.
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2011 EXPENSES
$161,481,673
Administrative Expenses: $20,392,457
Administrative: 12.6%
Mental Health
Services: 12.6%
Employment
Contractual
Services: 38.6%
Developmental
Disabilities
Services: 35.9%
Grants: 0.1%
Fund Raising: 0.2%
Fund Raising Expenses: $246,021
2011 INCOME
$164,822,329
Fund Raising /
Investment Income: 1.3%
Mental Health
Services: 14.3%
Employment
Contractual
Services: 42.2%
Developmental
Disabilities
Services: 42.0%
Management
Fees 0.2%
2011 INCOME
BY SOURCE
Chimes International: 0.2%
Chimes Virginia: 3%
Chimes D.C.
Government
Services: 41.9%
Chimes Metro: 14%
Holcomb: 14%
Chimes Maryland: 25.9%
Chimes Foundation: 1%
NET ASSETS: $24,595,455
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Contributors
himes and its subsidiaries thank the many individuals, businesses, organizations and foundations that
generously support our work. Because our fiscal year runs July thru June, the listing on the following pages
includes only those who contributed between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011.
Key:
PSG – Pace Setting Gift
CC – Chairman’s Circle
HFS – Hall of Fame Sponsor
PLATINUM SPONSORS
($25,000 - $49,999)
The Blum Family, PSG, CC
Offit Kurman, PSG, CC
PNC Bank, PSG, CC
PACE SETTING GIFTS
We gratefully recognize the following individuals,
businesses, organizations, and foundations for
their outstanding contributions that will ensure
the viability of our mission now and in the future.
$150,000 AND ABOVE
Anonymous, HFS, CC
Benefits Consulting Group, HFS, CC
$50,000 - $149,999
AmSan, HFS, CC
$25,000 - $49,999
The Blum Family, HFS, CC
Offit Kurman, HFS, CC
PNC Bank, HFS, CC
SPECIAL FUNDS
The Woodruff T. George Memorial Fund
The Ina and Norman Lampner
Memorial Fund
Tamyse B. Parnella Fund
The Mildred and Samuel Perl
Memorial Fund
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg
Future Fund
THE HALL OF FAME
The following individuals, businesses, organizations, and foundations contributed to Chimes
20th Annual Hall of Fame event as we honored
Terry Allen Perl for over 40 years of service to
Chimes on Saturday, November 13, 2010 at
the Hyatt Regency Baltimore.
VISIONARY SPONSORS
($100,000 AND ABOVE)
Anonymous, PSG, CC
Benefits Consulting Group, PSG, CC
DIAMOND SPONSORS
($50,000 - $99,999)
AmSan, PSG, CC
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GOLD SPONSORS
($15,000 - $24,999)
America’s Pride, CC
PSA Financial Center, Inc., CC
RCM&D/The RCM&D Foundation/The
Philadelphia Insurance Companies, CC
SILVER SPONSORS
($7,500 - $14,999)
Anonymous, CC
Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, CC
Cecil S. Fox & Judy and Keith Goldberg, CC
Renée and Barry Gordon, M.D., CC
Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A., CC
Verizon Foundation, CC
BRONZE SPONSORS
($5,000 - $7,499)
AAA Insurance, CC
B.W.W.S., CC
Bay City Pest Management Co., CC
Lee Anne and Al Bussone, CC
Dr. Kathryn and A.C. George, CC
Catalyst IT Services, CC
Mary T. Collard, CC
Bettina and Elliott Krems, CC
Elly and Marty Lampner, CC
McCormick & Company, CC
Millicare by EBC, CC
Martha and Terry Allen Perl, CC
Permanent Solution Industries, Inc., CC
Diane and John Pettinelli, CC
Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC, CC
Susan and Arthur D. Smith, Ph.D., CC
Superior Refreshment Services, Inc., CC
SVM – Facility Services, LLC, CC
TBC Software, Inc., CC
Three’s Company Carpet and Upholstery
Cleaner, Inc., CC
Cathy and Doug Turnbaugh, CC
Veolia Transportation, CC
Martin Waldbaum, CC
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., CC
SPECIAL TRIBUTES
The Alliance, Inc.
Barbara and Patrick Bagley
Paul and Patty Gloth, Convergent
Wealth Advisors
Karen and William DiFabio
Enterprise Fleet Services
Express Scripts
Aaron Goldberg, M.D.
Herbie and Edward Hartman, Ed.D.
Carol and Gordon Hogard, Compass
Identity, Inc.
Lois and Dick Hug
Ruth and Stephen S. Kramer, Esq.
Howard K. Kurman, Esq.
Marjorie C. and Henry B. Latimer
Allan Levine – Madison Capital, LLC
Joel M. Levy, DSW
The AbilityOne Program
Susquehanna Bank
Philip H. Levy, Ph.S./YAI
Shayna and Alan Manheim, Ph.D.
Julius B. Margolis
Judith I. Martinak
Nevins & Associates
Martha Loveman Perl
Levi Rabinowitz
Cathy and Curt Salter
Cynthia and Peter B. Rosenwald
Sprint
Henry V. Sciortino
Ann and Pete Dakunchak
Gilda Lessans and Family
Martha and Terry Allen Perl
AmSan
THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
The Executive Council honors supporters of
Chimes Family of Services who have made
substantial personal commitments by joining
the President’s Council with their gifts of
$1,500 - $4,999 or the Chairman’s Circle with
their gifts of $5,000 or more. Each spring
members of the Executive Council gather
together for a reception and special briefing
from the Chairman of the Board and the
President. (Contributions made by individuals
qualifying for President’s Council or
Chairman’s Circle DO NOT INCLUDE Hall
of Fame ticket purchasers.)
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE
($5,000 - $24,999)
AAA Insurance, HFS
America’s Pride, HFS
Anonymous, HFS
Art Ward Services
B.W.W.S., HFS
Bay City Pest Management Co., HFS
Boardwalk Buddy Walk
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bussone, HFS
Catalyst IT Services, HFS
Ms. Mary T. Collard, HFS
Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, HFS
Alon Elbaz
Dr. Kathryn and Mr. Arthur C. George, HFS
Mrs. Renée and Dr. Barry Gordon, HFS
Gorfine, Schiller & Gardyn, P.A., HFS
Mr. and Mrs. Eliott Krems, HFS
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lampner, HFS
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Levin
McCormick & Company, Inc., HFS
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Meagher
Millicare by EBC, HFS
Michael and Judy Orkin Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Alan H. Pasarew
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Allen Perl, HFS
Permanent Solution Industries, Inc., HFS
Mr. and Mrs. John Pettinelli, HFS
RCM&D/The RCM&D Foundation/The
Philadelphia Insurance Companies, HFS
Resort Health Services
Rifkin, Livingston, Levitan & Silver, LLC, HFS
Carlyn M. Salabes Trust
Mrs. Susan and Arthur D. Smith, Ph.D., HFS
Superior Refreshment Service, HFS
Susquehanna Bank
SVM Facilities, HFS
Sysco Food Services of Baltimore, HFS
TBC Software, Inc., HFS
Three’s Company Carpet & Upholstery
Cleaner, Inc., HFS
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Turnbaugh, HFS
Veolia Transportation, Inc., HFS
Verizon Foundation, HFS
Mr. Martin Waldbaum, HFS
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., HFS
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
($1,500 - $4,999)
Advance Business Systems
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bagley
Bessemer Trust Company
Mr. Jason L. Bowser
Ms. Bridget Boyle
Ms. Suzanne Christie
Mrs. Jane Cohen
Convergent Wealth Advisors
Mr. Peter D. Dakunchak
Ms. Patricia A. Davis
Mr. William DiFabio
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dupwe
EMCOR Government Services
Express Scripts
Mr. William J. Fanning
Ms. Rita Feher
Fischbach Foundation
Ms. Cecil S. Fox
Ms. Sheila F. Friedman
Mrs. Nancy and Dr. Ramon Garcia
Ms. Deena Gerson
Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. Goldberg
Mrs. Karen Gonsman
Mr. Richard K. Gonsman
Mr. John Goodman
Ms. Shawna Gottlieb
Edward Hartman, Ed.D.
Mrs. Barbara Hilb
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hillman
Mr. Gordan Hogard
Ms. Karen Holcomb
Mrs. Doris T. Klapp
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Kollman
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Kramer
Howard Kurman, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. Latimer
Mrs. Pamela Ledsome
Mr. Elliot N. Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Alan A. Manheim
Mr. Julius B. Margolis
Mr. Imoh Matthews
Alexis M. Melin, LCSW
Lois M. Meszaros, Ph.D.
Mr. Norbert Michaud
Mrs. Sandra Mock Myers
Mr. Dennis P. Moody
Ms. Dianne Mruk
Nevins & Associates
Ober, Kaler, Grimes & Shriver
Philadelphia Insurance Group
Ms. Elizabeth S. Phillips
John J. Phillips, Esq.
The Progressive Insurance Foundation
Riggs, Counselman, Michaels & Downes, Inc.
Mr. George H. Rineer
Cynthia & Peter Rosenwald Fund of the
Baltimore Community Foundation
Mr. Curtis Salter
Mrs. Mary B. Schaefer
The Hon. William Donald Schaefer
Mr. Douglas Schmidt and
Ms. Allegra Hamman
Mr. Herbert Sheppard
SHI International Corp.
Sprint
Sanford V. Teplitzky, Esq.
The April and Jerry Weiner Family
Foundation, Inc.
Towne Pride Interiors, Inc.
Ms. Christine Tripson
Ramie A. Tritt Family Foundation
Mr. John White
Mr. Frederick Wright
BENEFACTOR ($500 - $1,499)
Frances Bacon, founder of Chimes in 1947,
dedicated her life to the education and
development of children with intellectual
disabilities. Her spirit continues on through
the generosity of the individuals, corporations,
organizations, and foundations that support
Chimes and its Family of Services.
The Alliance, Inc.
Anonymous
Ms. Karen Angel
Mr. Thomas A. Power
Phoenix Excess Risk Underwriters, LLC
Aqua Plumbing
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Attman
Mr. Allen M. Barrett, Jr.
The Blonder Family Foundation, Inc.
BlueCross BlueShield of Delaware
Boyd’s Body Shop
Ann W. Breihan, Ph.D.
Ms. LaVerne A. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Cardall
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Carney
Mr. James W. Cohen and
Ms. Sarah J. Talalay
Corbyn Investment Management
Coventry Health Care of Delaware
and Maryland
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Crone III
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison
Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Dederer, Jr.
Delaware Group Homes
Delta-T Group
Mr. Stan Divorski
Mr. William Drake
Mrs. Jane Drumm
E Whitlock, Inc.
Edwin & Louise Rothberg Family
Philanthropic Fund
Enterprise Fleet Services
Ms. Dorothy Fay
Frank Family Foundation
Mr. Antonio Garza
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaver
Dr. and Mrs. Irvin M. Gerson
Aaron Goldberg, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Grossman
Ms. Marlene Hall
Ms. Carol L. Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Hug
Indigo Ink Digital Printing
Ms. Andrea Jones
Mr. Matthew Kaplowitz
Nancy Kapp & Company
Dr. and Mrs. Felix Kaufman
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Mr. Isaac Kaufman
Kelly & Associates Insurance Group, Inc.
Kenny Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Knoedler
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kolodkin
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Koman
La Dolce Vita
Mr. Michael H. Leaderman
Legg Mason Charitable Foundation
Mrs. Jay H. Lessans
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Levine
Joel M. Levy, D.S.W.
Philip H. Levy, Ph.D.
Ms. Margaret Lumley
Mr. Donald MacMurray
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Margolis
Mrs. Mary Anna Marley
Ms. Judith I. Martinak
Michael P. May, Esq.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete McGraw
MeadowWood Behavioral Health System
Ms. Barbara A. Meinecke
Mrs. Edie Querido and Mr. Norbert Michaud
Milford Automotive
Miriam Lodge, K.S.B., Inc.
MMR Cleaning Services
Moores Lake Pharmacy
Mr. Timothy Newberger
NISH National
Ms. Joanne Ormrod
Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Perl
Persia Carpets
Ms. Valerie Petty-Ruff
The Phillips Group
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Poll
Precision Performance, Inc.
Mr. Levi Rabinowitz
Mr. Eric M. Roeder
Mrs. Dianne L. Salama
Schluderberg Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Henry V. Sciortino
Bettina Scott, Ph.D.
The Honorable Rochelle “Rikki” Spector
Spirit Production Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Tasgal
Ms. Amy Thompson
Tim's Automotive Services
Mr. Gino Torres
Valley Dental Associates
Mr. John J. Villani
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Warne
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Waxman
Ms. Lolitta M. Weaver
White-Travis Family Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Margaret Wisnom and
Mr. Robert Cleary
PARTNERS ($250-$499)
Partners are unique in that their giving
indicates that they believe in Chimes and its
Family of Services missions and demonstrate
their support through their charitable giving.
American Legion Post #194
Associated Italian American Charities
of MD, Inc.
Autism Delaware
Baltimore Magazine
Dr. Michael Baum
Ms. Vanessa Bell
Ms. Eloise K. Bensberg
Ms. Julie Blase
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Bruh
George H. Burns, Inc.
Cardinal Distributing
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Collard
Cummins Appliance Company
Mr. Clinton R. Daly
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Desmond
Dewey Beach Lions Club
Eastern Savings Bank
Mr. Nicholas J. Eppinger
Mrs. Renee Gordon
Harford Refrigeration Co., Inc.
Alvin D. Katz, CPA
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kemper
Mr. Jim Kristof
Mr. Joseph Larose
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Lyons
Mrs. Ruth R. Marder
Melwood
Isaac M. Neuberger, Esq.
Dilip Paliath, Esq.
Mr. Carmen John Palumbo
Palumbo’s Car Care Center, Inc.
Ms. Frances M. Poole
Principal Trust Company
Progressive Horizons, Inc.
Mr. Sean Quinn
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Renehan
Ms. Carmel Roques
Mr. Ed Sannini and Ms. Coni Frezzo
School Bell Apartments
Smith & Downey, P.A.
Staz Food Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner
The Jewish Community Center of
Greater Baltimore, Inc.
Ms. Jean Thomas
Training Solutions, Inc.
Weso’s Sunoco
Ms. Helen W. Will
Mr. Richard Witte
SPONSORS ($100 - $249)
Many new supporters to Chimes and its Family of
Services enter at the sponsor giving level. These
individuals help Chimes continue to be able to
provide quality education, services, supports and
employment for people with disabilities.
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Ms. Lorna D. Adair
ANCOR
Aquarius Water, LLC
Mrs. Mary Azrael
Mr. William Barker
Ms. Louise B. Barton
Dr. S. Charles Bean
Mr. Samuel E. Bettsack
Mr. and Mrs. John Bevilacqua
Dr. Stephen Blumberg and
Dr. Gabriele Blumberg
Mr. and Mrs. John Bowlsbey
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. Burstein
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Caplan
Mr. and Mrs. A. Temple Carter
Mr. Paul B. Carter, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Inocencio Claud
Scott Cochran, R.N.
Mr. and Mrs. Atwood Collins III
Community Counseling Service
Elizabeth Cooney Agency
Ms. Maggie Corrigan
Ms. Carol A. Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Drazin
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Erlandson
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Esterson
Mr. Edward Feete
Ms. Susan A. Filipiak
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fish
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Fishkind
Mrs. Jo Fleischaker
Ms. Sharon Florey
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Fox
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott A. Fribush
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friedel
Mrs. Helen M. Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Granath
Howard Gun, CFP
Ms. Carol G. Head
Ms. Patricia Heather
Mr. and Mrs. James Hoehn
Mr. and Mrs. Bohdan J. Hrycushko
Ms. Jill R. Huey
Mr. Jerrold R. Humphrey
Mr. and Mrs. Laymon T. Hunter
Mr. Richard Hynson, Jr.
Independent Resources, Inc.
Stanley M. Irzinski, Ed.D.
Ms. Margaret M. Joslin
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney S. Kemper
Mr. Jon Kleinberg
Ms. Fern L. Knight
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kodeck
Walter B. Koppel, M.D.
Ms. Elsa Kreider
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kropff
Mrs. Beatrice Kuff
Mr. N. Frank LaNocha
Sol Levinson & Bros., Inc.
Mrs. Betty G. Loveman
Ms. Lisa M. Lucido
Ms. Virginia Mailman
Ms. Anne J. McCloskey
Ms. Pat McCloskey
Mr. and Mrs. James Mellbye
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Meyer
Mr. Martin Meyers
Ms. Jane C. G. Millspaugh
Mr. Patrick Murphy, III
Ms. Jane G. O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Olszweski
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Orange
Dr. Roger Osmun
Mr. and Mrs. James N. Phillips
Mr. and Mrs. E. Kenneth Prettyman
Ride Away Handicap Equipment Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy A. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scherr
Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Schindelar
Mrs. Alice Schmeiser
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Schmeiser
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Schmidt
Schneider Trailer & Container Rental, Inc.
Ms. Lori Schwarz
Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Schweizer, Jr.
Scott and Scott
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Seidel
Ms. Barbara Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Showell
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shrensel
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Slank, Jr.
Mrs. Mildred G. Smeallie
Mr. Gary Smith
Henry A. Smith III, Esq.
Social Toaster
Mr. and Mrs. Guntis Sraders
Mrs. Dianne Stewart
Mrs. Dorothy Stronsky
Support Network, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Sutton
Ms. Sally Thorner and Dr. Brian Rosenfeld
Ms. Leona Toll
Ms. Mary E. Tully
Ward & Talyor, LLC
Mr. C. David Ward
Ms. Diane Weil
Mr. and Mrs. Stevan Weinberg
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Weinrib
Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Weitzman
Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Wellborn
Mr. Brian Wertheim
Mr. and Mrs. David Williams
Wilmington Glass
Mrs. Christine M. Winmill
Ms. Lois Witte
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Yerman
Ms. Lisa N. Zebrowski
DONORS ($1 - $99)
Every contribution to Chimes is equally
important and aids in supporting our mission.
Donors are individuals, corporations,
organizations and foundations supporting
Chimes and its Family of Services annually
with contributions less than $100.
Abelson Legal Group
Ms. Patricia Acocella
Ms. Lucille Adler
Ms. Charlotte Albert
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Albert
Dr. and Mrs. Allen H. Alexander
Ms. Judith Apisdorf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Applebee
Mr. and Mrs. William Atkins
AVF Consulting, Inc.
Mr. Linwood L. Bartee
Ms. Diana Baumann
Ms. Joan Beaudry
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Bell
Mr. and Mrs. W. Donald Bell
Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Berkowitz
Mrs. Batzion Berman
Ms. Mary Ann T. Berry
Ms. Sylvia R. Beser
Mr. Stanley Bethea
Albert L. Blumberg, M.D.
Mr. Timothy Boia
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Bolten
Mr. Stanley I. Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Bowlsbey
Ms. Barbara Brodoway
Ms. Verna A. Bromley
Frona Brown, Ph.D.
Mr. Michael R. Brushe
Ms. Gisela A. Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bue, Jr.
Ms. Louise M. Bue
Ms. Margaret C. Bue
Mr. Scott Bush
Ms. Debra Cagle
Ms. Amy Cahill
Ms. Ellen F. Caplan
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Carbonell
Ms. Leanne Carson
Ms. Hannah C. Castro
Master Corey Chapman
Ms. Rebecca Chapman
Ms. Adele Cherry
Mrs. Babette F. Chessler
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Chieffo
Mrs. Martha B. Chieffo
Mr. Robert Cifelli
Ms. Noriko Clement
Ms. Linda Clifton
Mr. Charles Cohn
Ms. Peggy Cohn
Ms. Susan Colvin
Mr. William F. Cook
Mr. and Mrs. Finton P. Cordell
Ms. Geraldine A. Cordery
Mrs. Roberta C. Crockett
Ms. Barbara Crosby
Mrs. Gloria Cruciano
Mrs. Patricia R. Dade
Ms. Lillian Davis
Mr. Wesley Davis
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Dickerson
Ms. Debra Dobry
Mr. Lucas Domninca
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Donahue
Ms. Megan Donahue
Mr. Thomas Donahue
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dorrill
Mr. Jason Doughtery
Mr. Eddie Drake
Mr. Michael Dube
Mr. Bobby G. Edmondson
Ms. Alberta R. Eidman
Ms. Cecelia M. Eisenberg
Mr. Mark E. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Emerson
Mr. Robbie Ferguson
First Data Foundation
Mrs. Mary Fish
Ms. Maureen Fisher
Five Star Home Foods, Inc.
Ms. Carla Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Fribush
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart L. Fribush
Ms. Marsha Friedlander
Mrs. Wendy Galinn
Mrs. Hazel A. Garland
Ms. Joann M. Geisbert
Ms. Ellett George
Mr. and Mrs. Marc C. Gertz
Ms. Phyllis S. Gold
Ms. Audrey P. Goldberg
Dr. Stanley Goldberg
Ms. Jaime T. Goodman
Ms. Janice Gorecki
Miss Pelle Grace
Ms. Kathy Graybeal
Mr. Bruce D. Greenblatt
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greth, Sr.
Ms. Dulcy Groscup
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Guntzel
Mr. Emil Hahn
Mr. and Mrs. Rae Hamilton
Mr. Robert K. Hamilton
Ms. Rosalie Handwerger
Ms. Linda Hardy
Ms. Linda Hark
Ms. Mary Harper
Mr. Craig Harrell
Mr. Merwin J. Harrington
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Harris
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick S. Harris
Mr. Benjamin Hary
Ms. Selma Hayman
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haynes
Ms. Judith Holder
Mr. Tyrell Holthause
Hope Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mr. and Mrs. W. Carl Hossfeld, Jr.
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Ms. Robyn Hurwitz
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobs
Mr. Michael Jaffe
Mrs. Adrienne Joffe
Ms. Nekia D. Jones
Ms. Joan Kandler
Mr. Albert Kecken, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Kessler
Ms. Thelma B. Kline
Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Krug
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lagas
Mr. Richard M. Lansburgh
Ms. Gloria Lapin
Mr. Stewart C. Lee
Mrs. Mary T. Lehmann
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Leibtag
Mr. Derrick Lennon
Mr. Benjamin Levie
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Levie
Ms. Phyllis R. Levine
Mr. Stanley T. Levinson
Mr. Kenneth L. Levy
Ms. Christina E. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Linker
Ms. Dorothy Linthicum
Mr. Mark Lippert
Ms. Nancy Little
Mr. Harlan Luxenberg
Mr. Eddie Magee
Mr. and Mrs. Howard S. Maleson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Markowitz
Ms. Patricia Matherly
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Matsui
Ms. Rochelle Matthews
Ms. R A. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. John McClelland
Ms. Debbie McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick McMillan
Mr. Gerard McNesby
Ms. Jean T. Messner, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Meyer
Mr. Barry Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Louis W. Miller
Ms. Nancy Miller
Mr. Vince Mirabella
Mr. Jason Moore
Mr. Aharon Morgenstern
Mr. Bill Morley
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morley
Ms. Leona S. Morris
Ms. Freida Morton
Mr. Pasta
Mr. Sammy Muriithi
Mr. Michael Murphy
Mr. Thomas V. Murphy, Jr.
Mr. Leo Murveit
Mr. William Newberger
Ms. Mary D. Newcott
Ms. Dorie Newman
Ms. Elizabeth R. Niece
Mr. Lewin Nyman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. O’Sullivan
Ms. Dana Olive
Mr. and Mrs. Erich Oppenheim
Ms. Elizabeth Oybkhan
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Ms. Hannah Oybkhan
P & J Apartment Rentals
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parks
Miss Sarah Pelle
Mr. Vincent Pelle
Ms. Joni Pelta
Mr. H. Jay Penny
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Perlman
Mr. Dennis Phillips
Ms. Iris H. Phillips
Ms. Ruth C. Phillips
Ms. Sandra K. Pinkner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Pintzuk
Ms. Mary Plaine
Mr. and Mrs. David Platt
Ms. Harriet Pollinger
Ms. Ruth P. Prettyman
Ms. Constance K. Putzel
Mr. Tom G. Rash
Mr. Robert Reznikoff
Ms. Cassandra Robinson
Ms. Nancy L. Rock
Mr. and Mrs. Morton H. Rodbell
Dr. Marcella L. Roenneburg
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Rosenthal
Ms. Shelly Rosenthal
Mrs. Rosalie Rosenzwog
Mr. Arthur Rothman
Ms. Carol Rubenstein
Ms. Madeline Ruby
Mr. Lee N. Sachs
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salis
Mr. and Mrs. Neil S. Sandler
Ms. Isabel Sariol
Ms. Linda A. Satlof
Ms. Eileen C. Schaeffer
Ms. Lauren Schiavo
Ms. Carol J. Schmidt
Mr. Robert D. Schnick
Ms. Elaine M. Scholz
Mr. Arturo Schubert
Ms. Sarah A. Schuck
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schulherr
Mr. William Schultz
Mrs. Faye Schwab
Ms. Ilene C. Schwartz
Ms. Karen A. Schwartzman
Mrs. Gloria Seidel
Ms. Judith A. Serkin
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Sewell
Ms. Lorraine Sheldon
Ms. Patricia A. Shreffler
Ms. Rida Silbert
Mr. Marc Silver
Ms. Shirley F. Silver
Ms. Marjorie Simon
Mr. and Mrs. Marc Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith
Ms. Jane R. Spath
Ms. Myrna Steinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Straus
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan A. Strauss
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sussman
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Sykes
T. Rowe Price Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Carol J. Tamburo
Tere Schubert Photography, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William Thode
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thorp
Mr. John Toulan
Mr. and Mrs. John Tracy
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Vaeth, Jr.
Ms. Virginia L. Valentine
Ms. Lilian M. Vassallo
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Venick
Ms. Dorothy H. Waninger
Ms. Kay Webster
Mr. Robert Weisberg
Ms. Lesley Weissman-Cook
Sherry L. Wenger, Ph.D.
Mr. Martin L. Wertheim
Mr. Jerren U. Wetterau
Ms. Sheri Whelpley
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Whittington
Mrs. Jacqueline Wilen
Ms. Jane Wilkie
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Willet
Ms. Chlorice Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wisher
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Yost
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Zeitzoff
Ms. Harriet J. Zoller
GIFTS IN-KIND
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Bagley
Ms. Jacqueline Cahill
Mrs. Lavera Cahill
Chimes Development and Corporate
Communications Department
Ms. Terry Collard
The Daily Record
Mrs. Jane Drumm & Family
Ms. Cecil Fox
Mr. John Goodman
Mrs. Shawna Gottlieb
Mrs. Barbara Hilb
InPro Corporation
Ms. Monica Jackson
Lux Flooring Specialist
McCormick & Company and Mr. A.C. George
Mrs. Martha Loveman Perl
Mr. Terry Allen Perl
Ms. Marianne R. Petit
Ms. Lindsay Townsend-Griggs
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Turnbaugh
Art Ward Services
CHARITABLE CAMPAIGNS
Chimes acknowledges the following campaigns
for supporting the Chimes Family of Services
with gifts through their workplace campaigns.
Combined Charity for Baltimore City
Employees and Retirees
Local Independent Charities of America
Maryland Charity Campaign for Retirees
and Employees
United Way of Central Maryland
United Way of Delaware
VOLUNTEER HOURS
Chimes gratefully acknowledges contributions of
precious time from the following individuals who
have volunteered from the period of July 1, 2010
through June 30, 2011. Volunteer hours are
cumulative since becoming a Chimes Maryland
volunteer. Other Agency volunteers are listed by
their names only. In addition to the individuals
for whom hours of service are recorded, there
are many individuals or organizations that
volunteer services in other ways. They may
correspond with our program participants as
Pen Pals, work on special projects, serve as
committee members or work at special events,
or participate as a member of one of our governing boards. Their contributions of time, talent
and expertise are very much appreciated.
OVER 2,000 HOURS
Mary Anna Marley
Martin Meyers
OVER 1,500 HOURS
Christine Edison
Elliott Lehem
101 – 1,499 HOURS
Penny Glover
Adrienne Joffe
Elly Lampner
1 – 100 HOURS
Helena Allen
Rosa Bailey
Renita Bessette
Kim Boyd
Stefon Craig
Kia Dyer
Marsha Garner
Jack Gollick
Ellen Gootzit
Daniel Hudgins
Marvia Keyser
Jill Molosfsky
Jacqueline Ransom
Laura Rubenstein
Christian Vance
PEN PALS
Cain Alvarado
Madison Ames-Gilbert
Stephen Babcock
Richelle Bartosevich
Alonte Beeder
Susan Binick
Patricia Boeckman
Joyce Carter
Gabrielle Christy
Doris Klapp
Scott Cochran
Sandra Collins
Sylvia Cooper
Helen Davidson
Rose Dougherty
Christine Edison
Karla Fuentes
Kate Glorioso
Eric Goldman
Roland Green
Rhonda Gwynn
William & Regina Harris
Marie Hempton
Mohammed Islam
La'Tanya Jefferson
Mary Johnson
Ann Klingaman
Debra Koman
Joan Latham
Michael Leaderman
Sade B. Lucas
Michele Marseilles
Dareen McGloin
Antonio Miles
Catherine Miller
Nancy Myers
Dawn Nemec
Doris O’Meara
Deairra Parker
Melissa Parker
John Phillips
Joan Pickens
Florence Raimondi
Ahriyah Richardson
Treshawn Samuels
Edith Schwartz
Devyn Scott
Gloria Seidel
Ira Seidel
Landon Seidel
Louis Seidel
Jordan Seidel
Debbie Shifflett
Treina Siegel-Tingley
Sameria Smith
Montice Stephens
April Thompson
Ruth Ann Tucker
Naiya Tyler
Joel Vilatta
Roedel Villaver
Jean Wehr
Leeann Williams
Every effort has been made to assure the accuracy of the above recognized donors and
volunteers. We regret any errors or omissions that may inadvertently occur.
CHIMES 2010 HALL OF FAME
CO-CHAIRPERSONS
Arthur C. George, Chairperson
Patrick J. Bagley, Chairperson
HONORARY CHAIRPERSONS
Stephen S. Kramer, Esq.
Allan Levine
Joel Margolis, Esq.
STEERING COMMITTEE
Ann W. Breihan, Ph.D.
Bobby G. Edmondson
Greta L. Engle
Barbara E. Hilb
Richard E. Hug
Monica T. Jackson
Matthew Kaplowitz
Joel M. Levy, DSW
Julius B. Margolis
Karen D. McGraw
Lois Meszaros, Ph.D.
Dilip Paliath, Esq.
Sean P. Quinn
Douglas M. Schmidt
The Hon. Rochelle “Rikki” Spector
Alan Udoff, Ph.D.
Stephanie M. Washington
Linda Reynolds Wise
CHIMES ISRAEL VOLUNTEERS
Micha Adar
Ayelet Havkin
Dalia Cohen
Shimon Cohen
Hen Manzur
Pnina Ben Nun
Raya Pingerman
Rotem Shalit
Maoz Chimcer
Rana Hoda
Anat Hendler
Efrat Mordehy
Batye Hever
Yoav Agrok
Shiri Terner
Ledor Tamir
Daniel Lenk
Becha Goldman
Ester Hazhz
Marva Margalit
Hana Avenu
Eaty Galu
Moshe Dhari
Shoshy Samet
Ner Mezarhy
Dovrat Rayby
Eysa Abdalah
Royee Negrye
Yaeir Netzani
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Chimes Family of Services
DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS
July 1, 2011 – June 30, 2012
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
∞ Life Member
Vice Chairperson / Compensation Committee
Patrick J. Bagley
Jane D. Drumm
Bobby G. Edmondson
Suzanne Fischer-Huettner
Renee A. Gordon
Dilip Paliath, Esq.
David R. Paulson
Sean P. Quinn
Honorable Rochelle “Rikki” Spector
Alan Udoff, PhD
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
Chairperson
Arthur C. George
CHIMES INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Patrick J. Bagley
Chairperson
Stephen S. Kramer, Esq.
Vice Chairperson / Audit Committee
Bobby G. Edmondson
Vice Chairperson / Governance Committee
Karen D. McGraw
Vice Chairperson / Nominating Committee
President and CEO
Michael P. May, Esq.
Secretary / Treasurer
Albert Bussone*
Assistant Secretary
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Assistant Treasurer
Matthew Kaplowitz
Julius B. Margolis
Douglas M. Schmidt
Arthur D. Smith, PhD
Alan Udoff, PhD
George Zumbano, Esq.
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
CHIMES METRO, INC.
(Chimes Delaware)
Irvin Levin
Nicholas J. Eppinger
CHIMES DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, INC.
Martin S. Lampner*
Stephen S. Kramer, Esq.
Joel Margolis, Esq. ∞
Alan Udoff, Ph.D.
C. David Ward
Vice Chairperson
Douglas M. Schmidt
Chairperson
Martin S. Lampner
President / CEO
Martin S. Lampner
President / CEO
Joyce Bowlsbey
Secretary
Albert Bussone
Secretary / Treasurer
William E. Drake
Treasurer
Patrick J. Bagley
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Michael P. May, Esq.
Alan Udoff, Ph.D.
THE CHIMES, INC.
(Chimes Maryland)
Bobby G. Edmondson
Chairperson
CHIMES FOUNDATION,
INCORPORATED
Michael P. May, Esq.
Arthur C. George
Martin S. Lampner
Chairperson
President / CEO
Michael P. May, Esq.
Cecil S. Fox
1st Vice Chairperson
Secretary
Dianne L. Salama
Julius B. Margolis
Vice Chairperson
Treasurer
Vice Chairperson
Albert Bussone
Assistant Secretary
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Assistant Treasurer
Patrick J. Bagley
S. Charles Bean, M.D.
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Michael May, Esq.
Barbara Rash
Alan Udoff, PhD
CHIMES VIRGINIA, INC.
Robert L. Dupwe
Chairperson
Donald Gilmartin
Vice Chairperson
Albert Bussone
Martin S. Lampner
Assistant Secretary
President and CEO
Mary T. Collard
Judith I. Martinak
Henry B. Latimer
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Secretary / Treasurer
Albert Bussone
Assistant Treasurer
Assistant Secretary
Patrick J. Bagley
Edward Feete
Arthur C. George
Assistant Treasurer
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President and CEO
Assistant Secretary
Secretary / Treasurer
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Martin S. Lampner
Albert Bussone
Assistant Secretary
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Assistant Treasurer
Patrick J. Bagley
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Michael P. May, Esq.
Alan Udoff, PhD
John J. Villani
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
HOLCOMB ASSOCIATES, INC.
(Holcomb Behavioral Health Systems)
Henry V. Sciortino
Chairperson
Susanna C. Jessup, CPA
Vice Chairperson
Martin S. Lampner
Patrick J. Bagley
Mary Lynn Devlin
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Michael P. May, Esq.
Doris Scott, Esq.
Alan Udoff, PhD
Wendy Wait
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
* General Assembly Member Only
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Martin S. Lampner
President and CEO
CHIMES INTERNATIONAL, LIMITED
Albert Bussone
OPEN DOOR, INC.
Executive Vice President,
Chief Operating Officer
Shirley Posey
Chairperson
Mary T. Collard
Martin S. Lampner
Executive Vice President,
Chief Operating Officer / Core Services
Chief Executive Officer
President and CEO
William DiFabio
Albert Bussone
Yehuda Weiler
Ronen Zadok
President
Shawna M. Gottlieb
Chief Financial Officer
Gary W. Barlow
Director, Central Services
Vice President / Assistant Secretary
Roger Osmun, PhD
Karen Holcomb
Secretary
Susanna Jessup, CPA
Stewart C. Lee
Ann W. Breihan, PhD
Chief Learning Officer
Secretary
Treasurer
Suzanne Christie
Director, Human Resource Management
Treasurer
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Albert Bussone
Patricia A. Davis
Assistant Secretary
Director, Information Systems Training
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Cecil S. Fox
Assistant Treasurer
Special Assistant to the President/CEO
Patrick J. Bagley
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Joseph J. Jerome
Michael P. May, Esq.
Alan Udoff, PhD
Wendy Wait
Richard Gonsman
Assistant Treasurer
George Zumbano, Esq.
Immediate Past Chairperson
Patrick J. Bagley
Bobby G. Edmondson
Arthur C. George
Michael P. May, Esq.
Mary Therese Nixon, Esq.
Alan Udoff, PhD
Christine M. Winmill
* Officer Only, Not Board Member
Christine M. Winmill
Chairperson
Chair of Finance Committee
Avi Ramot, PhD
Chair, Personnel Committee
Vice Chairperson
Leona Toll
Controller
Douglas Turnbaugh
CHIMES DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, INC.
Curtis Salter
Chief Operating Officer
Imoh Matthews
Assistant Chief Operating Officer
Lee Anne Bussone
Gilada Avissar, PhD
Martin S. Lampner
Special Assistant to the President/CEO
CHIMES ISRAEL
Chairperson
Joyce Bowlsbey
Alexis M. Melin, MSW, LCSW
Director, Facilities
Shulamit Gildner
FAMILY SERVICES ASSOCIATION
Director, Information Systems
Chair, Programs & Services Committee
Director, Human Resources, Training
and Compliance
Nimrod Cinnamon*
Jane Gallaher
Chair, Internal Audit Committee
Director, Finance
Chief Executive Officer
William DiFabio
President
Susan Berryman, Esq.
Secretary
Stewart C. Lee
Treasurer
Albert Bussone
Assistant Secretary
Shawna M. Gottlieb*
Assistant Treasurer
Mary T. Collard *
Asher Elhayany, MD
Cecil S. Fox*
Shawna M. Gottlieb *
Meir Hovav, PhD
Martin S. Lampner, CPA
Alan A. Manheim, PhD
Joel Margolis, Esq.*
Yechiel Narkis
Terry Allen Perl*
Fernando Medina
Director of Special Operations
Patrick T. McAleer
Director of Operations / Quality Control
Bridgette Boyle
Contracts Administrator
Sharon Florey
Accountant / Costing Manager
Anthony Garza
Contracts Administrator
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Orrick Jones
Kirk Smith
Havatzelet Amrami
Contracts Administrator
Director, Case Management & Family Services
and Interim Director of Quality Enhancement
Director, Vocational Services
Sharon Pardo
Contracts Administrator
Esther Sharon
CHIMES VIRGINIA, INC.
Director, Resource Development
George Rineer
Edward M. Hartman, EdD
Ravit Ashkenazi
Contracts Administrator
Chief Operating Officer
Director, Shiluv Vocational Program
Tammy Simpson
Holly Rhodenhizer
Limor Ben Ishai
Contracts Administrator
Assistant Residential Director
Director, Extended School Day Clubs of
Chimes Israel
THE CHIMES, INC.
(CHIMES MARYLAND)
Dennis Moody
Chief Operating Officer
Florence Talley
Day Program Coordinator
HOLCOMB ASSOCIATES, INC.
Michael R. Baum, PhD
(HOLCOMB BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SYSTEMS)
William DiFabio
Director, Clinical Services
Chief Operating Officer
Cyndi Belshaw
Wendy Wait
Assistant Residential Director, Potomac
Chief Financial Officer
Scott D. Cochran, R.N.
Roger Osmun, PhD
Director, Nursing & Health Care Services
Chief Clinical Officer
Afreka Dickerson
Susan Berryman, Esq.
Deputy Director, Community Support
& Behavior Support
Chief Compliance Officer
Inbar Kalders
Director, Tel Aviv Enoch Extended School
Day Clubs
Raz Cohen
Director, Tel Aviv Hatzori Extended
School Day Clubs
Odelle Levin
Director, Tel Aviv Kalisher Extended School
Day Clubs
Carmit Malki
Director, Holon Oz Extended School Day Clubs
Betty Dotan
Nicole Brown, L.P.C
Director, Holon Amal Extended School
Day Clubs
Marlene Hall
Regional Director, Berks and Chester Counties
Acting Director, Curtis Hall Senior
Assisted Living Services
Lilach Nahary
Gerry Clark
April Jensen
Regional Director, Delaware &
Philadelphia Counties
Director, The Holland Center for
Babies and Infants
Director, Residential Services
Kelly Colfer
Andrea Jones
Director, Lehigh and Northampton Counties
Director, Quality Assurance
Karen DiFabio
Pamela Ledsome
Director, Facilities and Purchasing
Director, Vocational Services
Howard Isenberg
Sandra Mock Myers
Director, Human Resource Management
Director, Open Door & Family Services
Association
Valerie Petty
Leslie Lipson
Director, Individualized Family Services
Director, Crisis Services
Mary B. Schaefer
Beth Mingey
Principal, Chimes School
Director, Prevention & Education Services
CHIMES METRO, INC.
(CHIMES DELAWARE)
Pete Dakunchak
Chief Operating Officer
Jennifer Albano
Director, Human Resources and Training
Ivy Boardley
Director, Residential Services
Sheila F. Friedman
Patricia M. Poppert
Director, Developmental Disabilities Services
Robert R. Ruth
Director, Shaked Center, Ashkelon for Babies
and Infants
Ruth Shimoni
Director, Modi’in Center for Babies and Infants
Alexandra Horenstein
Social Worker, Community Support Services
for Tel Aviv and Petah Tikva
Gila Krohn
Director, The Aliza Begin Day
Habilitation Center
Chava Weingarten
Director, Sharon Region Day Habilitation
Liora Gerasi Arama
Director, Achikam Day Habilitation and
Vocational Center, Tel Aviv
Vice President of Finance
David Shavlev
Libby Stipcevich
Director, Human Resources
Director, Rosh Ha’ayin Work Activity Center
and ZerOZer Flower Project
Betsy Warner
Lina Nasirath
Director, Clinical Support Services
Director, Taibeh Day Habilitation and
Vocational Center
CHIMES ISRAEL
Sophie Passok
Special Assistant to the COO
Jorge Zimmermann
Richele Lawson, R.N.
Paula Malki
Executive Director
Director, Health Services
Director, Ariel Vocational Center
Shelly Angel
Director, Kfar Saba Work Activity Center
Michael Salem
John Mahon
Director, Administration
Director, Vocational Services
Lois Meszaros, PhD
Director, Behavioral and Autism Services
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Nadia Imbinadrov
Director, Rishon Lezion Work Activity Center
Vered Carsenti
Director of Programs
FACILITIES AND LOCATIONS
CHIMES INTERNATIONAL, LIMITED &
CHIMES FOUNDATION, INC.
CORPORATE OFFICES
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus
4815 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.6400
1.800.CHIMES1
Fax 410.358.8546
www.chimes.org
Vocational Services
CHIMES VIRGINIA
Work Services, Liberty Club – West,
Supported Employment
3951 Pender Drive, Suite 120
Fairfax, Virginia 22030
703.267.6558
1.888.CHIMES4
Fax 703.267.9684
The Terry Allen Perl Center
3630 Milford Mill Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21244
410.521.1555
Fax 410.521.1505
Liberty Club - East
8515 Kelso Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21221
410.358.8932
Fax 410.686.6435
CHIMES DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, INC.
Corporate Office / Maryland
Intervals
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus
4815 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.8843
1.800.CHIMES1
Fax 410.358.0031
The Cecil S. Fox Center
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus
4814 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.6675
Fax 410.358.1803
District of Columbia
Clinical Services
Ariel Rios Federal Building
Chimes B-351 (North Court)
1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20407
202.408.0821
Fax 202.408.0761
The Terry Allen Perl Center
3630 Milford Mill Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21244
410.521.1555
Fax 410.521.1505
Pennsylvania
Naval Support Activity
700 Robbins Avenue
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19111
215.722.6325
Fax 215.722.6086
CHIMES MARYLAND
Residential & Support Services
The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Campus
4814 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.6677
1.800.CHIMES.1
Fax 410.358.1747
Chimes School
4810 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.8270
Fax 410.358.8271
Human Resource Management
4814 Seton Drive
Baltimore, Maryland 21215
410.358.6677
Fax 410.358.6165
HOLCOMB BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH SYSTEMS
Administrative Offices and
Chester County
835 Springdale Drive, Suite 100
Exton, Pennsylvania 19341
610.363.1488
1.800.657.5989
Fax 610.363.8273
Valley Creek Crisis Center
469 Creamery Way
Exton, Pennsylvania 19341
610.918.2100
1.877.918.2100
Fax 610.594.1664
Berks County
Rockland Professional Building
1940 North 13th Street, Suite 248
Reading, Pennsylvania 19604
610.939.9999
Fax 610.939.9996
Curtis Hall Senior Assisted
Living Center
Cornerstone Clubhouse
1803 Thornbury Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21209
410.466.4407
Fax 410.466.4406
224 Hall Street
Phoenixville, Pennsylvania 19460
610.935.2290
Fax 610.935.2393
CHIMES DELAWARE
Administrative Offices
Delaware County
514 Interchange Boulevard
Newark, Delaware 19711
302.452.3400
1.800.9CHIMES
Fax 302.452.3407
Dover
165 Commerce Way
Dover, Delaware 19904
302.730.0747
Fax 302.730.4345
225 South 69th Street
Upper Darby, Pennsylvania 19082
610.352.8943
Fax 610.352.8880 or 610.352.5452
Prevention / I.D.D. Services
126 E. Baltimore Pike
Gayley Square
Media, Pennsylvania 19063
484.444.0412
Fax 484.444.0421
Kennett Square - Clinical Home
Millsboro
26582 John J. Williams Highway
Millsboro, Delaware 19966
302.945.6844
Fax 302.945.6845
920 E. Baltimore Pike, Suite 200
Kennett Square, Pennsylvania 19348
610.388.7400
Fax 610.388.7407
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Lehigh County
1405 North Cedar Crest Boulevard, Suite 105
Allentown, Pennsylvania 18104
610.435.4151
Fax 610.435.3044
Developmental Disabilities Services
835 Springdale Drive, Suite 100
Exton, Pennsylvania 19341
610.363.1488
Fax 610.363.8273
Northampton County
929 Northampton Street
Easton, Pennsylvania 18042
610.330.9862
Fax 610.330.2853
SHIP Program
540 Collings Avenue, Apt. A-119
Collingswood, New Jersey 08107
856.858.2616
Fax 856.858.1289
FAMILY SERVICES ASSOCIATION
718 Bridge Street
Elkton, Maryland 21921
410.398.4060
Fax 410.398.8893
OPEN DOOR
Claymont
3301 Green Street
Claymont, Delaware 19703
302.798.9555
Fax 302.798.9550
Dover
884B Walker Road
Dover, Delaware 19904
302.678.4911
Fax 302.678.4948
Newark
254 E. Main Street
Newark, Delaware 19711
302.731.1504
Fax 302.731.2720
Seaford
107 Pennsylvania Ave.
Seaford, DE 19973
302.629.7900
Fax 302.629.7954
Wilmington
2400 W. 4th Street
Wilmington, Delaware 19805
302.654.1816
Fax 302.654.4130
CHIMES ISRAEL
Executive Offices
Yehudit and Meir Rubanenko Campus
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.3.644.2427
Fax 011.972.3.647.4047
Resource Development Department
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.50.6610.7140
Fax 011.972.3.647.4047
Shiluv Vocational Program
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.3.644.2427
Fax 011.972.3.647.4047
Enoch Extended School Day Clubs
9 Hamaaracha Street, Yad Eliyahu
Tel Aviv, Israel
011.972.50.697.0891
Fax 011.972.3.730.3284
Hatzori Extended School Day Clubs
1 Soshana Persich Street
Jaffa, Israel 48103
011.972.50.666.2303
Kalisher Extended School Day Clubs
27 Repidim Street
Tel Aviv, Israel
011.972.50.690.2031
Or Modi’in Center for Babies and Infants
49 Nachal Zohar
Modi’in, Israel
011.972.8.975.1522
Fax 011.972.8.926.4098
Community Support Services
in Tel Aviv & Petach Tikva
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.50.221.6640
The Aliza Begin Day Habilitation Center
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.3.647.3988
Fax 011.972.3.647.9597
Sharon Region Day Habilitation
1 Bar Ilan Rehov
Herzliya. Israel
011.972.9.950.0934
Achikam Day Habilitation and
Vocational Center, Tel Aviv
13 Ha’arad Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 69710
011.972.3.644.5227/8
Fax 011.972.3.644.5229
Rosh Ha'ayin Work Activity Center
and ZerOZer Flower Project
9 Hamelacha Street
Rosh Ha’ayin, Israel 48091
011.972.77.200.6527/8
Fax 011.972.77.200.6529
Oz Extended School Day Clubs
2 Shivat Zion Street
Holon, Israel
011.972.3.652.1360
Amal Extended School Day Clubs
16 Habanim Street
Holon, Israel
011.972.3.503.5777
The Holland Center for
Babies and Infants
16 Aristo Street
Tel Aviv, Israel 68069
011.972.3.657.1374
Fax 011.972.3.657.1375
The Shaked Center for
Babies and Infants-Ashkelon
21 Plugot Street, Neve Yam
Ashkelon, Israel 78669
011. 972.8.699.4744
Fax 011.972.8.671.8939
Taybeh Day Habilitation and
Vocational Center
P.O. Box 5469
Taybeh, Israel 40400
011.972.9.799.6295
Fax 011.972.9.799.6293
Ariel Vocational Center
7 Efron Street
Ariel, Israel 40700
011. 972.3.641.0643
Fax 011.972.3.906.0624
Kfar Saba Work Services Center
7 Homovil Street
Kfar Saba, Israel 44424
011.972.9.765.6500
Fax 011.972.9.765.5997
Rishon Letzion Work Services Center
33 Itzchak Ben Zvi
Ritzon Letzion, Israel
011.972.3.961.0449
Fax 011.972.3.952.3994
Chimes Family of Services utilizes state relay services for communication with individuals with hearing impairments. Please dial 711.
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Mission Statement
Philosophy and Guiding Principles
Chimes Family of Services is a model of excellence with innovative, flexible, and responsive solutions that are customer focused
and results oriented. Chimes, its affiliates, and related organizations are acknowledged as international leaders in providing
services, supports and employment for people with disabilities.
Basic to Chimes system of service is the active involvement of
the people served, their families and advocates. Equally critical
is a well-trained, dedicated staff and responsive Boards of
Directors who are committed to excellence in providing Chimes
services. Fundamental to all of Chimes activities is the maintenance of the highest quality and integrity.
The philosophy which guides Chimes is based on the belief
that every person has the right to develop to his or her fullest
potential. Chimes provides the skills and support to assist
each person with disabilities toward achievement of his or her
aspirations and goals. The Agency recognizes the uniqueness
of each person and promotes feelings of human dignity, a sense
of self-worth and the right to make informed choices. Programs
and services are developed and provided for each person with
special needs utilizing an interdisciplinary approach.
Chimes Family of Services organizations are as follows:
The Chimes, Inc., dba Chimes Maryland
Chimes International Limited
Chimes Metro, Inc., dba Chimes Delaware
Chimes Virginia, Inc.
Chimes District of Columbia, Inc.
Holcomb Associates, Inc., dba Holcomb
Behavioral Health Systems
— Open Door, Inc.
— Family Services Association, Inc.
Chimes Foundation, Incorporated
Chimes Israel
Individualized supports and services are implemented in a
manner, which is culturally normative, age appropriate, and
which focuses on individual strengths, needs, abilities, interests
and desires. To facilitate implementation, services are provided
to each person in the most integrated setting that is available
which is appropriate to his or her needs.
Chimes further believes that four concepts are guideposts to
maximize the potential of each person receiving services to
attain his or her fullest potential and enhance his or her quality
of life.
These four concepts are:
• Self-worth and human dignity
• Normalization and informed choice
• Empowerment and autonomy
Chimes International, Limited
Chimes International Limited will lead, coordinate and support the
efforts of each affiliate, individually and collectively, to adapt to constantly changing customer needs while maintaining high quality,
cost effective services and supports in order to access all available
professional, public and private resources and funding streams.
Chimes Foundation, Incorporated
Chimes Foundation will provide ongoing financial support for
programs and services which enhance the quality of life for
people with disabilities. In addition, the efforts of the Chimes
Foundation will enhance the image of Chimes Family of Services
by strategically positioning these organizations among their
various publics for the purpose of securing ongoing support.
Chimes District of Columbia, Inc.
Chimes DC creates and provides employment opportunities for
persons with severe disabilities and other barriers to independent
living throughout the mid-Atlantic region. In addition, Chimes DC
serves as the supporting organization for The Chimes, Inc.
(Chimes Maryland) by providing economic and other forms of
support to this related corporation.
• Integration and inclusion
Vision
People with disabilities will have the opportunities and
resources, regardless of disability, to pursue their choices,
desires, and dreams. As respected and valued members of
society, each individual is supported in realizing his or her
personal goals, becoming an active participant in his or her
community, and having a social network that extends beyond
the organization providing services.
Chimes will be the employer of choice in our industry. The
staff is the single most important factor in achieving models of
excellence for people with disabilities. Staff are provided the
necessary resources – financial, educational, and emotional –
to encourage their personal development as future leaders in
the field.
Technology will be incorporated to maximize efficiency,
effectiveness, and operational performance in all aspects of
our organization.
Chimes, its subsidiaries and affiliates, does not discriminate in the provision of services to persons served and is an equal opportunity
employer as stated in the Chimes Policy on Nondiscrimination. In accordance with all federal, state, and local laws.
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Organizational Performance Excellence
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Chimes International, Ltd.
Meets Extensive Standards of America’s
Most Experienced Charity Evaluator
12/2011