Moving Forward - Crispus Attucks
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Moving Forward - Crispus Attucks
Moving Forward 2013 Annual Report A Message from the Chief Executive Officer Moving Forward… The Crispus Attucks Association has changed a lot since 1931 and we are proud to say that we continue to adapt to meet the changing needs of York City and York County residents. We truly are Moving Forward thanks to generous donors like you. In 2013, Crispus Attucks added the grant-funded senior employment program and added several new staff positions at the Charter School to help insure students’ future success. Two teachers in our Early Learning Center earned Associate’s Degrees from Penn State-York and the American Correctional Association renewed our Transitional Center accreditation. The most exciting addition to the Crispus Attucks programs is the Girls Residing, Educating, Achieving Together (GREAT) program. You may have heard about it since the community embraced this pilot program. Last school year, about 1/3 of the students were homeless with no fixed address – some students were couch surfing between friends and relatives; others were living in cars, a few in shelters, and some under bridges. Many of these students have no meals other than breakfast and lunch at school. This pilot program will open in March 2014, providing a safe place for up to 5 female students to live together, learn essential life skills, and save money from part-time jobs for a security deposit after they graduate. A generous grant from the W. Dale Brougher Foundation gave us the funds to start. Support from the Women Living United group and community members supplied many of the start-up material goods. You can also join us in making it easier for these students to succeed by volunteering or donating to support GREAT. Crispus Attucks provides childcare, after-school and summer camp programs, high school classes and construction training for students, employment and training services for all ages, a place for seniors to gather for a hot meal, social activities, and help to remain independent, housing for low-moderate income families, reentry services for parolees, and commercial space for businesses. We couldn’t do it without you – our loyal supporters. Thank You. 2 Robert L. Simpson Chief Executive Officer Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 The great entrepreneur, Henry Ford once said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.” No one knows this better than the people at the Crispus Attucks Association. We came together in 1931 and created a center for community life for African Americans in a segregated York, Pennsylvania, naming it Crispus Attucks after the first person killed during the Boston Massacre. We stayed together, through great adversity, to not only serve our community, but to make it stronger. And now, 83 years later, we continue to work together to be the Heart of Change in York. The Crispus Attucks Association has evolved into a hub of education, employment, training, and support for people of all races, ages, and backgrounds. Much more than the simple community center we started out as in a church on Maple Street so many years ago. The Crispus Attucks Association works hard each day to provide programming that meets the ever-changing needs of our community. In this report you find details of these programs and a glimpse of some of the people you have helped with your support. Through generous donations from businesses to the Educational Improvement Tax Credit program Crispus Attucks awarded more than $80,000 in scholarships.to assist 71 families whose children are enrolled in tuition-based schools. In 2013, Crispus Attucks served more than 2,200 clients. 3 Early Learning Center Due to the increasing need for quality childcare, in 2010, we built the Open 6:30 AM – 5:30 PM NAEYC Accredited Crispus Attucks Early Learning Developmentally/Age Appropriate Center at 50 N. Boundary Avenue. PA Keystone STAR 4 Learning This facility was designed to Site School Transportation to: Jackson, promote early childhood learning McKinley, Phineas Davis, Logos Pre-K Counts Site from the inside out; with natural Academy, York Area Regional Academy, and Lincoln Charter lighting in all classrooms; places to School 321 children run, jump, and be active; and a enrolled in 2013 stimulating environment. The 100% of children enrolled in our Center is equipped with a rooftop after school program advanced to the next grade. playground, dedicated art and music rooms, a multi-purpose room, as well as two infant, two toddler, four preschool, and three after school classrooms. Founded in 1937, the Crispus Attucks Early Learning Center (ELC) has a long While a child’s surroundings are very history of educating and caring for children. important, the teachers within that building The ELC was originally founded to meet the are even more important. The ELC employs needs of mothers entering the work force. At 27 highly trained staff members, who all that time, organized childcare was unheard of exceed the number of training hours per year and the members of Crispus Attucks did what required by Pennsylvania. We encourage our they do best, saw a need in the community staff to further their education and are proud and found a way to help. What started out as to say we currently have a certified art a small way to help the community, has now teacher on staff as well as nine teachers evolved into a full-fledged early education enrolled in higher education coursework. center. Year Round Childcare and Education 4 Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Rising STARS Youth and Family Program The Crispus Attucks Rising STARS (Striving To Achieve Remarkable Success) Youth and Family Program provides afterschool and summer educational, recreational, and social responsibility opportunities for youth 5 to 18 years old. Beginning in the early 1990s, the Rising STARS program was known as the Youth Against Drugs Program. The requirements to become a member were the same then as they are today; members were required to participate in Female or Male Responsibility Classes, maintain honor roll, and complete at least 25 hours of community service each year. We believe these three requirements are the pillars of becoming a leader in our community. While the name has changed to fit the times, the programming and support offered are still important components of a child’s development. Last year we had more than 280 students attend our summer camp and after-school program. Programming offered during Rising STARS after-school program and summer camp: Homework Help · Sheriff’s After School Fitness Youth Showcase – Poetry and Short Stories Workshops on Self-esteem, Study Skills, Bullying, and more Career Exploration Family Programming Computer Lab, Arts and Crafts, Cooking Classes, Book Club Southside Stepper Drill Team and cheerleading squad Rising STARS served 288 male and female youth participants ages 5 to 18 5 April’s Story Meet April. April is a mother of two daughters ages 4 and 3, and step-mother to an 11-year-old daughter. She is also raising her nephew and niece who are 13 and 1 years old, and caring for her elderly father who is disabled. To say that April has a full plate is an understatement. how hard it is to be a single parent and knows how important it is to give back. She now volunteers with various after-school programs at the Crispus Attucks Association and was hired as a Case Manager for the same program that guided her through high school graduation - the ELECT program. In 2011, while performing all her responsibilities at home, April graduated from the Crispus Attucks Charter School. While working toward graduation, April enrolled in the Crispus Attucks Center for Employment and Training (CACET) Education Leading to Employment and Career Training (ELECT) program, which guided her through being a teen parent and student by teaching her parenting and life skills, breaking down barriers that were preventing her from succeeding, and helping her focus on graduating from high school. Proving her dedication to success and wanting to serve as a mentor and role model to youth who face similar barriers, April believes that no matter what odds you face in life, if you endure and stay true to yourself you can accomplish almost anything. Upon graduation, April enrolled in CACET’s Youth Employment Services (YES) to help improve her employability skills and receive assistance in obtaining specialized certifications that would lead to possible employment opportunities. After graduation in 2011, April also received her Certified Nursing Assistant certification and in 2013 she received her Phlebotomy certification after completing Harrisburg Area Community College courses offered at the CACET. “Crispus Attucks guided me through hard times,” states April. April knows first hand 6 You, our donor, make it possible to meet the needs of clients like April. Thank you! You are the Heart of Change in York! Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Center for Employment and Training YES served 491 clients between the ages of 14-21 Community Connections served 64 clients SCSEP served 63 clients in 6 months ELECT served 74 female and 14 male students who were pregnant or parenting The Center for Employment and Training served more than 700 people in the community. Crispus Attucks Center for Employment & Training (CACET) began 28 years ago as a way to assist minorities, financially disadvantaged, and socially challenged individuals in the York City community to find meaningful employment. Today, the CACET is the most diverse employment and training provider in all of York County. It now serves participants as young as teens who are pregnant or parenting and their children, through our Education Leading to Employment & Career Training (ELECT) Program to Senior Citizens who are still proudly learning new skills and earning a paycheck through our Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP program). We also offer services to youth ages 16-21 through our Youth Employment Services Program (YES) and to adults through our Community Connections Program. We invest in our community by partnering with York County school districts to offer programming at 11 satellite locations. The CACET proudly offers a diverse array of training opportunities for our participants. In collaboration with Harrisburg Area Community College (HACC), we provide certification programs in our medical training lab. In cooperation with community partners, we offer educational programs and certifications such as welding, customer service, forklift training, computer training, certified nursing assistant, and pharmaceutical tech programs. These programs, along with our instruction, job preparedness skills, attitudinal training programs, and educational and career counseling services, allows CACET to be a fully integrated one stop shop for clients in York County. The future of the Center for Employment & Training promises to be as bright and diverse as the first 28 years. We are currently working on new programs and partnerships that will allow CACET to offer our participants additional tech training programs and challenging career opportunities. Our promise to our community, our partners, funders, and participants is to continue to strive for excellence in our service. 7 Crispus Attucks Charter School At the Crispus Attucks Charter School we build character for life. Established in 1994, Crispus Attucks Charter School operates under the idea that it takes a community to raise a young person. Our mission is to give our youth the opportunity to grow emotionally in a supportive learning environment that emphasizes character building and selfvalue to shape a student’s self-confidence for life. We are committed to moving those students in need of help through an important time in their life. The Crispus Attucks Charter School is designed to give youth the opportunity to earn their high school diploma. Along with academic classes, seniors must participate in construction training every other week. Students are also required to participate in Mental Toughness. The Crispus Attucks Charter School has successfully aligned our curriculum with the Pennsylvania State Student Standards and benchmarks. We were recognized by YouthBuild USA, our national parent organization, for our outstanding program. The students who enter our program have 8 committed themselves to positive change. They recite our mission statement every morning, with its focus on accepting responsibility and respectable leadership. The school’s aim is to help each student earn a high school diploma, develop employability skills, provide skills training, and ultimately put them in a position to secure gainful employment. The Crispus Attucks Charter School served 162 youth in 2013 Crispus Attucks Charter School 2013 Board of Directors Thomas Englerth II, President Robert Redman, Secretary Christine Blevins Bonnie Hastings Irene Hudson Kendall Menzer Joseph Mountain Michael Newsome Grace Quartey Yolanda Santos Jazmin Simpson Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Active Living Center As many of our founding members reached their golden years they began to see another need not being met in our community – a center for our seniors. The Crispus Attucks Active Living Center (ALC) was founded in 1995 to encourage residents of York City and County ages 60 and over to participate in activities in a fun, caring, and safe environment. The ALC provides educational, social, nutritional, and recreational programs for seniors. The purpose of the program is to allow senior adults in our community to continue to live and access the resources and support they need to maintain an independent lifestyle. The ALC offers the following services to senior citizens in York: Programs - social, educational, and outreach activities Hot lunches at the center on weekdays to meet a member’s nutritional needs Health screenings eight times a year and periodic safety presentations in collaboration with other agencies In 2013, some relationships ended due to death, illness, and/or members moving, we lost some valuable volunteers, and our director lost much of her vision - all of which have created changes at the ALC. But we turned these negatives into positives; there was an increase in the unity of the members, volunteers, and director. We look at daily activities as social events. We are excited about starting new endeavors with a focus on building relationships among seniors in the South York area. The ALC is becoming more of a family than just a center and standing in the gap for those in need. Last year, one member opened her home to another member, to keep him from becoming homeless until he was able to find housing. Some other needs we help to supply include food, health screenings, love, laughter, or just a human touch. When one member is down, we are there to support them. In 2013 the ALC served 255 clients. On average we serve 163 clients at least 3 meals a week. 9 Community Development The Crispus Attucks Association has been transforming southern York City since 1931. The most aggressive phase began in the early 1970s when we built the Community Center at 605 South Duke Street. This building serves as the heart of our Association. Community Development works to revitalize the neighborhood and bring much needed services and jobs into the community. In the 1980s, we began reclaiming abandoned, blighted homes in the area to meet three community needs – create affordable housing for residents of York City, rehabilitate historic city homes, and provide work sites for our Charter School students. During the early 1990s, we expanded our Duke Street community center and the services we offered. In 2001, we began commercial development along Boundary Avenue with the construction of the Loretta Claiborne Building. In 2002, we renovated the Himes Motor Company Building to house the BizTown project of Junior Achievement of South Central PA. The Greenway Tech Centre was completed in 2006. It was the first LEED certified building in the City of York; the 10 culmination of a 10-year, $20 million revitalization of the southeast York neighborhood. The Centre formerly housed a cigar factory, a moving and storage business, and a sewing factory at different times in its history. It is now home to WellSpan Health offices. In January 2010, the Early Learning Center opened on Boundary Avenue. This state-ofthe-art facility houses our education-based childcare program, serving more than 300 children each year. This new building was built to meet the ever-growing demands for quality education-focused childcare to prepare children for school and future success in life. What’s in store for the future? Several projects are on the horizon, including the rehabilitation and opening of the Goodridge Freedom House as well as partnerships with Downtown, Inc. to give our clients o p p o r t u n it i e s in c o m m e r ce . The transformation of the southeast neighborhood of York City over the last 35 years has been dramatic. Our efforts to revitalize a once struggling area have created jobs and brought in new businesses. We will continue our efforts to revitalize York City. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Housing & Maintenance The Crispus Attucks Housing Department maintains 133 rental units for low-income tenants, which requires a lot of work. Our dedicated maintenance staff works diligently to keep the properties in good repair while the housing staff manages the tenants and required paperwork. This year we are recognizing the important volunteer efforts of those who spent a day working with our Maintenance Department to provide critical upkeep to our historic properties in downtown York. In 2013, Starbucks, Members First, Bike and Build, United Way, CS Davidson, and Harley Davidson employees spent time helping maintain Crispus Attucks’ properties. Over the years, many wonderful companies and individuals have contributed to making our Southeast York Neighborhood an attractive place to call home. We are thankful for the generous spirit of York’s residents and businesses who give their talents and resources to keep York beautiful. Transitional Program The Crispus Attucks Transitional Center is located in three housing units within York City that can accommodate up to 33 male parolees at a time. Our mission is to provide ex-offenders with stable, supervised housing as a step towards successful reentry into our community. Each center is fully staffed by trained personnel, who assist our clients by providing supportive services while at the Center. Our goal is to help every client reach their full potential and to assist with the development of a Home Plan. Residents have 30 days to set-up a restitution payment plan, complete drug and alcohol evaluations, and secure employment. The Transitional Center served 220 individuals. The Transitional Center works with the PA Department of Corrections and accepts clients from state and county prisons for transitional stays of up to 90 days. We aim to help those who have made mistakes in the past plan for a better future. 11 Neighborhood Partnership Program The Crispus Attucks Association is approved to accept tax credit contributions for the Neighborhood Partnership Program. These contributions are designated for use in maintaining the residential properties we own. The following businesses made a five-year commitment to contribute at least $50,000 each year for five years: M&T Bank Rutter Bros. Dairy Northwest Savings Bank Shipley Group LLC PeoplesBank 12 Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Our Community of Contributors 2013 Community Builder $15,000 or more W Dale Brougher Foundation Dentsply International Gerald Eichner Graham Companies/ Graham Capital Co Highmark Health Insurance Group M & T Bank Northwest Bankcorp Inc PeoplesBank a Codorus Valley Company Shipley Group Donald B & Dorothy L Stabler Foundation Susquehanna Bank Douglas & Barbara Moyer OSS Health H M Rehmeyer Trust Rotary Club of East York Samuel Willman York Traditions Bank Mentor $500 to 2,499 Adhesives Research Inc Sandy & Pete Andrews Anonymous (4) Ronald & Christine Blevins Marsha Bornt & John Davis Pam & Charles Bostic Boulding Mortuary Inc C Kim Bracey Brown's Orchards & Farm Market Warren & Katie Bullette Advocate $5,000 to Jonathon Burke $14,999 Leon Butler Apple Westgate Chevrolet Capital Blue Cross Inc Child Care Consultants Inc BJ's Charitable Foundation Frank & Rebecca Countess Fulton Bank York Division Brenda Daniels Glatfelter Company C S Davidson Inc Glatfelter Insurance Group Daniel & Lisha Delp Integrity Bank George & Cindy Dotzel Darcel & Juan Kimble Chloe Eichelberger Perform Group LLC Wm Eisenhart Jr Philadelphia Insurance Daniel & Brenda Elby Companies Enterprise Holdings Phoenix Contact Foundation PNC Bank Ettline Foods Corporation Sauder's Eggs Charles G Eyster Fund of Stewart & Tate Inc YCCF Meg Swartz Dot Farrar VX Networks Stephen Feldmann Walton & Company Inc Ginger & John Finlayson York Wallcoverings Inc John & Deborah York Water Company Flinchbaugh Gavin Advertising Educator $2,500 to $4,999 GIANT Food Stores LLC Louis & Josephine Appell Arthur Glatfelter Julius H Caplan Foundation Mike & Carol Goc CGA Law Firm PC Randall Gross Colony Papers Inc Kimberly Harris Albert & Helen Diehl Arthur Hendrix Harley-Davidson Motor Elizabeth Hodges Company Douglas & Cecilia Hofmann Hawk Gunning Club Michael & Shirley Jefferson George & Martha Hodges Bill & Joanne Jellison i am creative design Johnny B's Garden Center George & Marylynn Long Richard & Karen Julian Edward Magee Don & Carol Kauffman Metro Bank Dean Keeports Horace Keesey III Bill & Kim Kerlin Jeff King John & Jan Klinedinst Jeffrey & Coby Lander Gary & Kathy Lauer Henry Leader Bryon & Peggy LeCates Ken & Yvonne Martin Jacqueline Martino-Miller Charles & Heather Maxfield Janet & LeRoy McCarthy Karen Mitchell Motter Foundation Fund of YCCF Laurette Murray Maria Musti Cook Harold Myers Jr & Nicol Myers Melvin & Laura Nace Paul Newcomer Robert & Lynn Newcomer Family Fund at YCCF Michael & Eloise Newsome Michael & Debra O'Connor Steven & Julie Pandelidis Cheryl Parker James Parker Megan Pilarcik Jim & Barbara Plessinger Seth & Grace Quartey Regal Inc Joel & Judy Rodney Joel Rosenblatt SF & Company Carl Sallade Christianne Schoedel Bruce Shingleton Jami & Steve Simon Bobby Simpson George & Dianne Thornton Private Foundation Sheldon & Sandy Thorpe Carol Turner William & Brenda Vervaeke Joe & Susan Wagman Rich & Carol Wagman West York Rotary Club Marie White Bell JSC (Ret) Donna Williams Wicky & Ken Woerthwein Wolf Coni Wolf Cornelia & William Wolf York County Industrial Development York Roofing Inc John & Kathryn Zimmerman Fund at YCCF Tutor $100 to $499 Catherine Alfree Gladys Alpen Pradeep & Radha Alur Reed & Connie Anderson Anonymous (7) William & Sandra Anstine B E Arnold Susan Baker Van Baker William Baker Sis & Bud Bankert Mike Barba Melissa Barnes Barton Associates Inc A Jeffrey Beard Matthew Bechtel Emory & Eva Beck Suzanne & Scott Becker James & Judith Bergdoll Better York Bike & Build Inc Richard Blymire Billie Jo Bones Michelle Box Vernon Bracey Brenda Branch Patricia Branch Stephen Bratton Brewery Products Company Fred & Bonnie Brungart Denis Buchanan Emmett Butler Richard Butler Jeffrey & Elaine Byers Novia Campbell Dee Carbaugh Jacqueline Carpenter Ronald Carr Sr Scott Cassel Lavoris Chambers Molly Chandler Charles & Mary Chodroff Derek Coates Wayne Colbert Jose Colon Paula Copeland Community Services District 98 Machinist HarleyDavidson Marilee Bell Cathy Bellone 13 Consolidated School of Business Country Club Of York George & Michel Cramer Naheellah Cross Shantiqua Cross Alan Czyzewicz Don & Jane Dellinger Cynthia Dize DOCEO Printing Aytan & Lyla Dove Alex Dowling Lenore Drescher Anne Druck Doug Dutton Evelynn Eighmey John & Melodie Eyster William & Patricia Eyster Kimberly Farnsworth Rob & Christy Fawcett Feldmann Family Fund of YCCF Frank Ferrentino Valerie Foreman Jillian Foster A Friend Danielle Fritts Miguel Garcia George & Molly Gard Michael Gibson Michael Glasgow Glatfelter Insurance Group Licensing & Compliance Deborah Hitchcock Gogniat Michael & Barbara Goodstein Jeffrey Gosnell Holly Gould Dorothy Green Charles & Jennifer Green Robert & Cheryl Green Griffith Strickler Lerman Solymos & Caulkins Guernsey Office Products Lawrence Guzzardi Afsar Haroon Joe Hawkins Carol Heagy Karen & Michael Healey Heffner Funeral Chapel & Crematory William & Michelle Heidlebaugh Laura Heltebridle JoAnn Henderson Rose Henrie Suzy and Dick Hershey Miesha Hill 14 Carol Hill-Evans Norman Holland Home Depot Terria Hopkins Russell & Lilli Horn Corey Hudak Gregory Inman Johnson Family Greshina Johnson Kenneth Johnston Kathy & Lin Julius Kickin' Kadilaks Bar & Grill Jan Kaufman Michael & Judith Kays Rachel Kearse Keffer Funeral Home & Crematory Mary Rose Kelly Delores Kerlin Linda Kinard Michelle Kinard Debra Kopecki Frank Kovacs Aaron Kraft Loren & Faye Kroh Lisha Lambert William Lampe II Walt & Arlene LaPore Robert & Judy Lease Stanton Lebouitz Sharee Legotte Cindy Leiphart Jill Lenick Barry Liggins Jonathan & Andrea Liss Elaine Lockard Ricardo Loper Tom Getz/Deb Lord Thelma Lowry Kobie MacKenzie James Malone Michael & Deborah March J L Martin & Sons Wanda May Webster McCormack Pamela McMillian Eric & Kendall Menzer Steven & Cynthia Merrick Sam & Brooke Miller Lori Mitrick Gretchen Morgan Fred & Caroline Morris William T Morris Denise Moscarell April Murray Janice Myers Dennis & Kathy Neiman William Newby Bob & Lynn Newcomer David & Cheryll Nicholson Richard Noel II Toby Orwig Bertha Palmer Christine Pantoja Montez Parker Penn State-York Luz Perez-Davila Mark & Susan Pile Valerie Pittman Jennifer Pitts Robert & Laurie Pokelwaldt David & Christina Powell Ignacio & Jill Prats A Richard & Karen Pugh Aggie Puleo Eugene Radel Cheryl Rascoe Nina Rascoe Stanley & Susan Rebert Karen Reed Reinsel Kuntz Lesher LLP David & Shelley Remmel Renjilian Family Mark Rhodes Robert Riggins Joseph Ritter John Rouhani Peggy & Bud Rubin Bob & Patti Rundle George & Brenda Jo Samryk Verbia Sanders James Sanford Delaila Santos Gerald Savitz Carl Scott Marcia Scott Margaret Selway Sesame Temps Inc Felicia Sexton William Sexton Steven & Carol Shapiro Liz & George Shorb Stacy Shuler Robbin Simonds-Flannagan Camille Sipe SKF USA Inc Frank Smith Frank Smith III Charles Snyder Jack & Linda Sommer Matthew Sommer Ruth & Luther Sowers Nicholas Spagnola Rosita Spencer Dawn Squire David & Joan Stauffer LaShay Stevens Susquehanna Automatic Sprinklers Inc Nina Theofiles Justin & Kimberlee Tomevi Mona Triplin Lawrence Tyler John Uhler United Way of York County Utz Quality Foods Inc Mary Ann Vargas Joy Villafane Richard & Carol Wagman Family Fund at YCCF Judy Walker Edquina Washington Tamika L. Watkins Jerry & Donna Watson Weaver Eye Associates West Side Dental M B Whisler Donald Whistler Mary Elizabeth Whiteley Stephen Whiteley Eddie Williams Mary Williams Elizabeth Wilson Jackie Wilson Winters Performance Products John & Charlotte Wisotzkey Major Woods Jr Charles Woodard Shaina Wright Sandra Yoder York Art Association York Emporium York NAACP Branch #2294 Lourdes Zayas Susan Zeigler John Zimmerman Neighbor Up to $100 abc27 Jamiel Alexander Rebecca Altland Ted & Susan Altland David Anderson Anonymous Naquan Argro Carl & Kay Baldwin Kiara Banks Maxine Banks Vilisha Barnes Aaron Beard Ivan Beatty Elizabeth Beck Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 2013 Marilee Bell Cathy Bellone Lisa Benkert Jeanie Bentzel Marvin & Darla Berkowitz Jimmy Berry Linda Black Judith Blakey Stacey Boore Vonia Bowie Michael Bowman Nicolette Bowman Colin Branch Mary Branch Julie Bricker Anita Byers Kathleen Callahan Jack & Nanette Cardello Loretta Carmon Jasmin Cerda Barbara Chalk Jeffrey Christiansen Jane Cirelli Beverly Clymer LaQuetta Coates Karre Coleman Ken & Terry Cooper Phoebe Copeland Covenant Moravian Church Morris Cox John Dalton Nancy & Allan Dameshek Rosemarie Decker Holly DeKarske Barbara Dozier Deborah Dubbs Lisa Emig Gladys Esiaba Lawrene Foreman Stacy Freeland Donnie Gibson William & Carolyn Gierasch Sukhdeep Gill Barbara Graham Yetta Graves Leo & Elaine Gribbin Voni & Lorrayne Grimes Kristine & Larry Gross Charles Gutshall Tracy Hanegraaf Stewart & Joann Hartman Bonnie Hastings Patricia Hedgepeth Timothy Hoke Mark Homisak Ben & Anne Hoover Ray Jackson Lola Jacobs Rebecca Jamison David Janusz Finley Johnson Jehu Johnson Kathryn Kerr Evander Kinsler Pamela Kolega Stacia Krupa Cynthia Layton Zipporah Leonard Robert Lerman Raquel Lilly Brenda Linebaugh Beth Loucks Gretchen Lowe Malika Lucas Juan Lutz Jenice Marte Kristyn McCloud Judy McCulloh Edward & Crystal McFadden Bruce McIntosh Brian McLaughlin Roy McMillan Jr Tyanna McMillan Marquez Mitchell William & Joyce Montalvo Scott & Patti Monteith David & Bonnie Moore Margie Morris Inez Munier Danelle Murray Jerry & Loretta Navy Theresia Neff Shayla Newby Outdoor Country Club Sheridan Palmer Raul Pantojas Ruth Peters Zinda Powell Property Management Alternatives Kelvon Quinones Sue Ellen Ranieri Ghana Redman Susan Reinaman Richard & Sharon Resh Sean Ricard Valerie Rivera Candace Robinson Dottie Rohrbaugh Yvonne Romey Carmen Santiago Clifford Saunders Tammy Scott Nada Seiden Wonique Simpson W Lee Smallwood Tonya Smallwood Jade Smith John Smokes Stephen & Glenda Snell David Snyder Rosalinda Staples Shanika Stephens Michelle Hovis & Rob Stephenson Heather Stewart Wanda Stokes Target - York West Shane Tilson Total Asphalt Maintenance Michelle Vandyke Sheila Vargas Bonnie Wagner Jawana Walker Artemus Walls Jeanne Walton Thomas & Carolyn Warman Joseph Wars Sr Lydia Washington Kim Whiteley Natalie Williams Vickie Wisman Steve & Joan Wolf Kristen Wolley Deborah Wortham Mary Wright Lisa Yinger York High Class Of 1981 Tabitha Zimmerman Crispus Attucks Association makes every attempt to include the most accurate information. If you recognize an omission or mistake, please contact the Development Office at 717-848-3610 x 280. The official registration and financial information of the Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania may be obtained from the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free, within Pennsylvania,1 (800) 732-0999. Registration does not imply endorsement. 15 Our Mission The Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania is a comprehensive non-profit entity that provides education services, human services, community development, and affordable housing that enhance the quality of life for a diverse population. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania provides services for everyone regardless of race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, age, or sex. Copyright 2014 Crispus Attucks Association. All rights reserved. Crispus Attucks Association of York, Pennsylvania 605 S Duke St York, PA 17401-3111 www.crispusattucks.org (717) 848-3610
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