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Looking toward the future, focusing on you.
BAPTIST
HOMES
BAPTIST
MANOR
2014-2015
fiscal
year
REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
PROVIDENCE
POINT
BAPTIST HOMES
FOUNDATION
Who we are
For more than a century, Baptist Homes Society has
been steadfastly committed to providing quality care
and living options for seniors of all faiths. Our notfor-profit organization was built upon a mission of
benevolence and person-centered care. Through many
changes in senior living and healthcare over the years,
our Christian mission remains embedded in all we do.
And, like the seniors we serve, we are energetic, diverse,
independent, and purposeful.
Our mission
To provide the highest quality of living for all those we
serve, while uplifting one person at a time.
Our vision
Baptist Homes Society
Board of Directors
Dr. Joseph Angelelli, Director,
Health Services Administration
Ms. Laurie Butler, Interior Architect
Mr. Richard D. Caruso,
Certified Public Accountant/CFO
Ms. Valerie S. Faeth, Attorney
Mr. Brian T. Gongaware,
Principal, Investment Advisory Firm
Mr. Terry H. Gruneberg,
Certified Internal Auditor
Mr. Larry W. Jackley,
Seniors in our community will experience the most
fulfilling life possible.
Our values
Mr. Frank Petrich, Elder Care Attorney
Our values represent the philosophy that guides
our organization in all circumstances, throughout
all levels of the organization. These values are Faith,
Benevolence, Service, Ethics and Wellness.
Certified Public Accountant
Mr. Mark Pelusi, Realtor
Dr. William D. Presutti, Jr., PhD, CPM, Retired
Mr. Jeff Tindall, Attorney and Pastor
Mr. Jan O. Wenzel (Chair), Attorney
Letter from the
President and CEO
and the Board Chair
Providing high quality services to area seniors and their
families is not just our mission, it is a blessing to be part
of this ministry. Through our broad range of services,
Baptist Homes Society serves nearly 800 older adults on
a daily basis. We touch another thousand or more lives
each year through outreach and community wellness
programs. When you consider our community events—
blood drives, food drives, and fundraisers—our reach
extends even further.
Yet, the true measure of success is not in the number of
lives entrusted to us, but on the impact we have on those
in our care. Rehabilitation outcomes and satisfaction
surveys help us measure how well we are doing, but the
kind words of appreciation from families, the generous
gifts from families and friends to support our mission, the
smiles—and sometimes the tears—we share with those
who live in our communities—those are the real evidence
of our success.
In fiscal year 2014-2015, Baptist Homes Society
refinanced the long-term debt associated with the
development of Providence Point. This achievement may
seem far removed from our stated mission, yet, it is at its
core. Just as the decision to build the first campus in Mt.
Lebanon 100 years ago was a major step in meeting our
mission, the commitment of the Board of Directors ten
years ago to build Providence Point was also a milestone.
It allowed us to create a new model for senior living
based on individual choice, independence, and wellness.
Due to the changing economic and healthcare
environment, refinancing of the long-term debt took
on critical importance this year. We would like to
acknowledge the Board of Directors, the staff, financial
advisors, and all those who dedicated themselves to
helping us accomplish this goal.
Al Allison, Jr. and Jan Wenzel
As you’ll see throughout this report, we also continued to
move ahead with several strategic goals and objectives
during the year, many of which were dependent on the
completion of our refinancing effort.
We could not do any of this without the support and
trust of our families, friends and supporters. We thank
you, and all who work toward providing outstanding
services for seniors. Together, with God’s continued
guidance and blessing, we will achieve our mission every
day.
God bless you,
Alvin W. Allison, Jr.
President & CEO
Jan O. Wenzel
Chair, Board of Directors
Board of Directors:
(l to r) Terry Gruneberg, Thomas Ague (former member), Valerie Faeth, Laurie Butler, Brian Gongaware,
Jan Wenzel, Richard Caruso, Larry Jackley, Frank Petrich, William Presutti and Jeff Tindall
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Looking toward the future
In fiscal year 2014-2015, the Board of Directors and the
executive team of Baptist Homes Society accomplished the
intricate and arduous task of refinancing the organization’s
long-term debt and moved ahead with several strategic
initiatives and service enhancements. New partnerships were
created, special events took place, and our communities
thrived.
Throughout this Report to the Community, you’ll see that
everything undertaken by the organization was done so with
one goal in mind: to continue our mission. New technologies,
shifting demographics, economic challenges and societal
change continue to impact every facet of our lives—including
the choices and services available to older adults. Though
many of these changes are beneficial, others present new
challenges for us and those we serve. In 2014-2015, these
were some of the major steps taken to ensure that our legacy
of quality care continues:
-Refinancing
A new chapter in the long legacy of Baptist Homes Society
began in 2009 with the opening of Providence Point. It
represented the first new land acquisition in a century and
the scope was greater than any project the organization
had taken on before. Just as a century before, when leaders
of First American Baptist Churches in the region recognized
the need to provide senior care services, Baptist Homes
Society’s Board of Directors and leadership recognized that,
to continue our legacy of quality care, it was time to lead
the way with a new model for senior living.
With the new community, came new short and long-term
debt obligations. In 2012, Baptist Homes Society paid off
the short-term debt associated with Providence Point’s
development. Just prior to the end of this fiscal year, Baptist
Homes Society refinanced its long-term debt.
Baptist Homes
Foundation Board
of Directors
- New services
With guidance from Baptist Homes Foundation, Baptist
Homes Society’s communities developed grant partnerships
to enhance services. The B. K. Simon Family Charitable
Foundation renewed a grant to underwrite the cost of three
Baptist Homes activity positions, enabling the organization
to offer more one-to-one activities with residents and more
creative and engaging programs to enrich their quality of life.
The Mary Hillman Jennings Foundation awarded a grant for
a nine-month program of music therapy for residents in the
memory support and Alzheimer’s units at both communities.
This will benefit our residents and provide clinical data for best
practices in art and music programs for those with Alzheimer’s
and other dementias across the region. Data will be used by
BHS administrators, Duquesne University faculty and students,
and therapists, and findings will be shared with Alzheimer’s
and dementia-care facilities throughout southwestern
Pennsylvania.
- Expanded Foundation Board of Directors
Baptist Homes Foundation restructured the committees and
responsibilities of its Board of Directors and created a plan to
organizationally restructure the Baptist Homes Auxiliary under
the Foundation.
-Technology
Technology is changing the way we deliver healthcare and
other senior living services, and residents of Baptist Homes
Society communities benefit. Last year Baptist Homes Society
communities adopted MatrixCare as its electronic healthcare record-keeping provider. Electronic medical records facilitate
communication and promote accuracy and responsiveness.
Baptist Homes Society also hosted a training session for
MatrixCare users, and invited organizations from across the
western Pennsylvania region to also participate.
Compassion
James T. Frantz
Brian T. Gongaware, (Chair)
H. Phipps Hoffstot, III
Larry W. Jackley
Joseph Kotarba
Cathy Luck
Viken Mikaelian
Jack Owen
Elizabeth L. Surma
Jan O. Wenzel
Board Advisors
Irene Clark
Carl G. Grefenstette
Joe Irwin
Edward F. John
Scott Keffer
Samuel Kramer
Robert F. Patton
Charles J. Queenan, Jr.
Marilou Rubright
John W. Viehman
Left: The indoor heated pool at Providence Point is open
year round and water volleyball is a popular activity.
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Looking toward the future
With the expertise provided by a team of Carnegie Mellon
University (CMU) Information Systems students, under the
direction of Professor Larry Heimann, Baptist Homes Society
completed an assessment of its information/technology
structure. The CMU team provided recommendations on
how best to address security, hardware and software needs.
Thanks to a combination of grants, Baptist Homes Society
has entered into an agreement with Elder Care Innovations,
LLC to acquire a wireless pager system that can notify
staff if a resident is about to fall or if his/her briefs are wet,
called Hello Nurse. We are the first healthcare facility in
the country to employ the system, and are now under
agreement to expand it throughout both communities.
- Rubitection, a Carnegie-Mellon University start-up
company has been in communication with Baptist Homes
to participate in a research project for a new handheld
diagnostic device for early detection of pressure wounds
and bedsores. Baptist Homes was identified as a potential
beta site because of our stable staffing and rigorous
assessment processes.
Memberships &
Affiliations
Leading Age
American Baptist Homes and Caring Ministries
Faith-Based Network
PACAH
Pennsylvania Assisted Living Association
Leading Age PA
Southwestern Pennsylvania
Partnership for Aging
- Promoting Wellness
Baptist Homes Society continues to expand its wellness
initiatives and to look at trends to ensure we offer the most
up-to-date and advanced programs. Support programs for
families and residents have been expanded in areas such
as dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, resident caregiver
support, and transitions through the continuum of care.
“Wellness Works,” a program that is overseen by our
Wellness and Human Resources Departments continues to
expand. A broad range of educational and fitness classes
are offered to residents through “Wellness Works.” A staff
wellness program is also featured and is designed to help
increase awareness of healthy habits and reduce illness and
absences, as well as provide health insurance co-payment
discounts.
Focusing on you
No matter where an individual may enter the spectrum of
senior living and care at a Baptist Homes Society community,
they can be assured that the services we provide will help
them live a full and meaningful life. The Center for Medicare
and Medicaid Services (CMS) has placed new significance
on resident-centered planning and care to give seniors
more choice and more options for how and what services
are delivered. Baptist Homes Society, having always been
committed to providing person-centered care to seniors,
welcomes this new focus in the senior living industry, and
strives to offer living options that promote choice, purpose
and independence. In the 2014-2015 fiscal year, our initiatives
included:
- Celebrating milestones
In addition to Baptist Manor’s 35th anniversary, the 20142015 fiscal year also marked the 105th anniversary of the
organization and 100 years since Baptist Homes built its
first permanent facility on Castle Shannon Boulevard in
Mt. Lebanon. These milestones were recognized through
a celebration and through the creation of a traveling
exhibit that provided information on our history and
vision. The exhibit was on display at both campuses for
several months. On May 29, Baptist Homes held a 100th
anniversary party for residents and staff to mark the date
the cornerstone was laid.
- “On The Move”
Providence Point was one of 28 University of Pittsburgh
“On the Move” program research sites attempting to
determine to what extent exercise is beneficial to the
physical and mental health of persons 65 and older. During
a 12-week study, residents were asked to to walk and
carry out everyday activities and complete an assessment.
Findings will provide evidence to help determine the value
of such programming for older adults in our area and across
the country.
Our communities offer countless opportunities to engage in wellness
activities, including spaces for solitude and privacy, like the Baptist
Homes gazebo and the Providence Point courtyard.
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Focusing on you
A glimpse at the
numbers
2 Senior living and care communities
910 Residents on average in the continuum
747 People served in our healthcare
residences in fiscal year 2014-2015
588 Full and part-time staff
205 Volunteers contributing more than 7,500
hours of their time and talents
18,000 Daily activities per year made available
to residents
28 Strategic partnerships helping to
provide services
4 Seasonal farm to table dinners
480 Continuing Education credits awarded
through our CE programs
$7,200 Donated to local food banks
- Support from the community
The success of Baptist Homes Society as a senior living
and care provider is reliant upon the continued trust and
generosity of those who support our mission. That couldn’t
be more evident than in the improvements made to Baptist
Manor earlier this year. The 100-unit residential living HUD
apartment building celebrated its 35th anniversary. The
well-maintained building has had a waiting list since the
day it first opened. Through gifts from longtime friends
Becky and John Surma, the Baptist Homes Auxiliary, and
the George H. Campbell, Lillian S. Campbell and Mary
S. Campbell Foundation, ceiling fans were installed in
the living room and bedroom of all 100 Baptist Manor
apartments this year. This upgrade gives residents more
lighting and some individual control over the temperature
of their unit year-round.
Another donation made anonymously to Baptist Manor this
year allowed us to convert bathtubs in 60 of the apartments
to the more accessible cut-out tub.
- Parkinson Foundation
When the Parkinson Foundation of Western Pennsylvania
saw a wish list item in a recent issue of Along the Journey,
they reached out to Baptist Homes and provided us with 19
new reclining chairs for resident and lounge areas. The gift
is deeply appreciated by our residents and all who care and
embrace our mission.
Advancing Excellence in Nursing Homes campaign,
continually updating its reporting measures to help
ensure we achieve all quality goals.
We are committed to meeting all CMS requirements
and to adopting best practices in serving today’s
seniors, communicating with caregivers and
support providers, and creating a person-centered
environment.
- Community Outreach
Annually, Baptist Homes Society staff visit more than a
dozen area senior and community centers on a semiannual or quarterly
basis to bring
health and wellness
programs to older
adults.
Educational
sessions about
heart and brain
health, exercise
classes like chair
yoga, and
demonstrations of healthy eating and staying active
are presented in free, easy to understand programs.
Demand for these programs at various venues around
the Pittsburgh region continues to grow.
- Spiritual Care
The growth of our communities has increased the
need for spiritual services. In addition to the many
regularly scheduled Bible study and church services,
Baptist Homes Society’s full-time chaplain assisted
families in holding weddings and memorial services,
and organized programs to honor our Veterans.
- Quality Assurance Initiatives
Since its inception, Baptist Homes Society has focused
on providing excellent care for every individual within
our communities. Recently, the Center for Medicare
and Medicaid Services (CMS) proposed updates to the
requirements for nursing homes who participate in
Medicare and Medicaid. In anticipation of these CMS
changes, Baptist Homes Society has been involved in the
Above left: Enjoying the Savor the Seasons dinner are Tony and
Pat Waterman, Rosemary Killmeyer, Bill and Lavisa Ward, and
Judy and Leroy Snyder.
Next page: Ruth Zulka (right) and her friend enjoy the Queen for
a Day celebration at Baptist Homes.
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Community outreach and social benefit
2014-2015 Community Benefit Report
Nearly 106 years ago, Baptist Homes Society came into
being through the commitment of area Baptist churches
to bring their vision of quality living for area seniors and
orphans to life. Today, our vision statement—Seniors in our
community will experience the most fulfilling life possible—
continues to reflect that aspiration.
Our commitment to care for older adults goes well beyond
the walls of our communities, and our benevolence
reaches far beyond our doorstep.
In addition to providing $2,534,000 in benevolent care
to supplement Medicare and Medicaid shortages, and
underwrite shortfalls in third-party reimbursement, we
provided more than $400,000 to cover costs for those
living in our Personal Care Residences whose funds have
been depleted so that they may no longer be able to pay
the full cost of their care.
Baptist Homes Society reaches out to area senior programs
and service groups, to healthcare workers, and families.
Our outreach efforts range from hosting free continuing
education programs for healthcare professionals to visiting
area community centers and providing engaging
wellness programming for seniors. We continue to
expand these efforts out into the surrounding community,
working with organizations like Mount Lebanon Village
and Lifespan to fund educational and social programs for
their constituents.
Much of what we do would not be possible without
the support of a large roster of volunteers. This includes
the Board of Directors who were instrumental in the
refinancing process, going above and beyond to assure
smooth transitions.
The Baptist Homes Auxiliary members provide manpower
and monetary resources that make a profound difference
for our residents. The residents of Providence Point’s
patio homes and apartments have also become integral
to the quality activities and programs provided in the
nursing, personal care and memory support areas of the
Healthcare Residence.
Although many of the services provided by staff and
volunteers in partnership with others in our community
are given a monetary value in the following Community
Benefit Report, they are truly invaluable.
- Community health and wellness services...................................................................................... $27,821
In 2014-2015, our health and wellness programs reached more than 1,000 seniors at various community centers,
libraries and other venues. Through free engaging programs, seniors were provided with information and
activities that support their quest for wellness. Friends and families of our residents, guests, volunteers and others
also benefitted from informational sessions on topics such as veterans’ benefits and Medicare enrollment.
- Educational Programming and Staff Development....................................................................... $27,518
Baptist Homes and Providence Point regularly open their doors to serve as training and observation sites to many
healthcare educators. Our expert staff are also invited to provide educational programs for students and senior
living and healthcare professionals. Internships, lectures and demonstrations in partnership with the University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Technical Institute, Duquesne University and many others, benefit students, our staff and
ultimately, our residents.
- Flu shots.............................................................................................................................................. $6,692
Each year, residents, staff and volunteers are encouraged to take advantage of flu shots which are administered
for free by our staff at the beginning of flu season.
- Quality of life programming.......................................................................................................... $227,839
In fulfilling our mission of providing the highest quality of living for those we serve, we ensure that residents
have access to physicians, services and social events by providing access, transportation and opportunities. We
also address the health and wellness needs of caregivers, staff and families, offering enrichment programming
throughout the year, ranging from nutrition information to transitions in care and grief support.
-Reaching out to other service organizations.................................................................................. $58,060
Baptist Homes Society receives many blessings from community service groups, families, foundations and other
organizations who align with our mission. In turn, we support them and others throughout the year. Food
collections, fund-raisers and donations, large and small, are made to groups such as the Alzheimer’s Association
and South Hills Interfaith Ministries and others. This charitable work is embedded into our work culture.
- Regional investment and involvement........................................................................................ $443,689
Baptist Homes Society supports the communities it serves through participation in and contributions to their
events and programs. We also work closely with local officials and support municipal services through payments
in lieu of taxes.
- Uncompensated care and services..............................................................................$2,951,000
Baptist Homes Society’s commitment to providing benevolent care has been unwavering. No senior
who has outlived his or her resources has been asked to leave our communities due to an inability to
pay for services. The charitable and uncompensated care we are able to provide annually is always a
challenge, yet it remains at the core of our mission and vision.
- Volunteers—our most precious resource.............................................................. $186,923
Volunteers assist residents, work at special functions, offer their expertise as members of the Board
of Directors and give generously to the organization—sharing precious time, talent and resources.
In the last fiscal year, more than 170 volunteers donated more than 8,400 hours to benefit the
seniors we serve.
Baptist Homes staff Marvin Eicher, Leslie Evans, Jessica Haines,
and Jerome Nkhuwa serve at a staff appreciation event.
Total 2014-2015 Fiscal Year...............................................................................$3,928,912
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Baptist Homes Foundation 2014-2015 Donor Report
Baptist Homes Foundation
Baptist Homes Foundation, the charitable arm of Baptist
Homes Society, is the cornerstone of our legacy of
benevolent care. Our success in this area began on the
shoulders of our founders and their vision of providing
care for older adults through Christian ethical behavior
and responsible stewardship. It continues today with your
support. We would not be able to enhance the quality of
life for older adults in such a dynamic way without our
generous donors and the dedication and leadership of
our Board. This year, we were blessed to receive a variety
of gifts and achieve several strategic goals, including:
• A $675,000 gift from the Estate of Martha M. Crone,
believed to be the largest single bequest in our history;
• Foundation and corporate grants totaling more than
$215,000 to underwrite a music and art therapy
project, provide recreational staffing and address
capital and program needs;
• Nearly $220,000 in Employee Appreciation Fund
contributions to honor our nearly 600 dedicated
employees serving on both of our campuses, the
largest EAF goal ever achieved;
• Nearly $107,000 in net proceeds from our 22nd annual
Charity Golf Invitational;
• An irrevocable and binding $100,000 pledge from a
July 1, 2014 —June 30, 2015
Providence Point entry fee, the first gift of its kind ever
received by BHF;
• An expanded Foundation Board of Directors and new
pool of advisors to help us explore new and better
ways to garner community support for our charitable
mission;
• Untraditional first-time gifts like: an antique car,
commercial storage space and mineral rights that will
provide a 15% royalty on net-proceeds from the oil
shale generated there; and
• Countless gifts of time and talent by our Auxiliary and
volunteers who passionately serve those entrusted to
our care.
We are grateful to have this opportunity to thank the
individuals and organizations who share our passion for
our work and who so generously and compassionately
provide support for the mission and ministry of Baptist
Homes Society. We also wish to acknowledge those of
you, who like Martha M. Crone, have included Baptist
Homes as a beneficiary in a will, living trust, gift annuity or
other form of planned gift. You make it possible for us to
provide the highest quality of living for all those we serve,
not just for today, but for years to come. We pray that
God will bless you for your generosity.
$500,000+
Estate of Martha M. Crone
$100,000-$499,999
Mr. & Mrs. Carl W. Schrock
$50,000-$99,999
Baptist Homes Auxiliary
The Mary Hillman Jennings
Foundation
B.K. Simon Family Charitable
Foundation
Elizabeth and John Surma
$10,000-$49,999
Anonymous (1)
George H. Campbell, Lillian S.
Campbell & Mary S. Campbell
Foundation
Curtis Long Term Care Pharmacy
Services
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Derr
Huron Consulting Group®
Joerns® RecoverCare
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Kruhm
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Queenan, Jr.
$5,000-$9,999
Anonymous (1)
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin W. Allison, Jr.
Dollar Bank®
East Suburban Interiors, Inc.
Fairfield Landscaping
Albert & Beatrice Hyatt
Charitable Trust
Mr. Scott Keffer
Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Lytle
Mr. & Mrs. Viken Mikaelian
Pittsburgh First Baptist Church
The Principal Financial Group
Foundation
Mr. Tihamer S. Revak
Estate of Angelina C. Siconolfi
Transport U, LLC
UPMC Health Plan
Mrs. Sarah P. Ford
Franklin Union Baptist Church
Genesis HealthCare LLC
Ms. Cheryl Sacco
GlaxoSmithKline
Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Gongaware
Mr. Carl G. Grefenstette
Mr. & Mrs. Terry H. Gruneberg
Mr. & Mrs. Harold G. Hall
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore C. Hardy
Mr. & Mrs. William Hart
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Hayes
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Helm, Jr.
Hill, Barth & King LLC
Mr. H. Phipps Hoffstot, II
Mr. & Mrs. Hale Holden, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Hossli
$1,000-$2,499
Mr. Brandon Hussing
Anonymous (6)
IRON MOUNTAIN, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Joe R. Irwin
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Larry W. Jackley
Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Becker
Mrs. Helen B. Jacob
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Beggs
Ms. Karen K. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Benno Bernt
Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Killmeyer
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Berry
Ms. Sharon A. Kimble
Hon. & Mrs. Alan N. Bloch
Mrs. Paula M. Kiray
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Bosley, Jr.
Miss Harriet W. Kistler
Mr. Robert L. Brimner
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Klaber
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, PC Mr. & Mrs. James Knepper
Mr. & Mrs. Eric Bucher
Mr. & Mrs. John H. Kunkle, Jr.
Mrs. Roberta Budd
Mrs. Sara E. Lindsay
Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Canton
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Lioon
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Carrington
Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred A. Luck
Mr. Richard D. Caruso
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Lyon
Castle Shannon Shop’n Save
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Marcinko
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Christman
Mrs. Alice Anne Marocchi
Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Clark
Ms. Mary R. Mayernik
Mr. & Mrs. George W. Cochrane Mr. & Mrs. James McAnulty, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Colteryahn, Jr. Mr. Michael B. McCay
Dr. & Mrs. Cleon L. Cornes
Mr. & Mrs. Kenton E. McElhattan
Dagostino Electronic Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. R. Lee McFadden, Jr.
Rev. & Mrs. Richard W. Davies
Beatrice A. McGuire Trust
Mrs. Margaret G. Doyle
Medline Industries, Inc.
East Mahoning Baptist Church
Mrs. Barbara M. Meharey
Mr. Bernard E. Erb, NHA
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Miller
ExxonMobil Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Miller
Ms. Valerie S. Faeth
Ms. Janet Misko
Mrs. Jessie Lee Farmer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Moore
First Baptist Church of
Mrs. Sara M. Moore
Monroeville
William Ira Johnson, Maude
Florence Johnson, and Elma
Frances Johnson Memorial
Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Fark
Henderson Brothers Inc.
Interim® Healthcare/ The
Columbus Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Joe R. Irwin
Mr. & Mrs. R. Drew Kistler
McKinley Carter Wealth Services
Multiscope Document Solutions, Inc.
Dr. & Mrs. Jan D. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Frank A. Stroncek
STORExpress
Benevolence
$2,500-$4,999
Anna Graff Trust
Benyo Painting LLC
CURA Hospitality
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Morton
NET Xperts LLC
North Hills Community Baptist
Church
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Oakes
Mr. Daniel R. O’Brien & Mrs. Ann
Marie Cochran-O’Brien
Mrs. Nancy C. Park
Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Parr
Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Patton
Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Patton
Mr. Frank A. Petrich
Mrs. Jean Pfennigwerth
Ms. Charlotte G. Pischke
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Platt
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Pohlmann
Mr. Michael Pohorily and Family
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Reichard
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Ringer
Mrs. Dorothy R. Rosleck
Mrs. Marilou M. Rubright
Mr. & Mrs. William R. Samples
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin E. Santora
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Schaughency
Mrs. Joan Scheinholtz
Mr. Howard Secher
Ms. Sharon Silkroski, NHA
Spectrum Consultants, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Stephen
Mr. & Mrs. Bobb M. Stevens
Dr. & Mrs. Dennis H. Stull
Ms. Mary Louise Tierney
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Treher
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Viehman
Mr. & Mrs. Edward C. Wachter, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Wagner
The Walden Trust
The Walsh Group
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Anthony
Waterman
Waynesburg First Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. Richard V. Westerhoff
Mrs. Mina Belle Wichmann
Mr. Robert T. Winston
$500-$999
Anonymous (3)
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Ague
Dr. & Mrs. Vincent Albo
(continued on next page)
Above left: We could not do what we do without the support and involvement of
many people, including the women from both communities who participated as
models in the Senior Health & Wellness Fair and added greatly to the success of the
event. (L to R) Vonnie Marshall, Lee Farmer, Dorothy Sanders, Hazel Tanner, Joan
Marcinko, Hilda Handelman, Nancy McSteen, Janet Pearson, and Sally Lindsay.
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Baptist Homes Foundation 2014-2015 Donor Report
July 1, 2014 —June 30, 2015
$500-$999 (continued)
Rev. Dr. & Mrs. H. Pat Albright
William & Frances Aloe
Charitable Foundation
Mrs. Yvonne R. Amos
Mrs. Nancy A. Anderson
Ms. Nadean Bovard
Ms. Evalyn K. Brendel
Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Brown
Ms. Helen Buzzatto
Mr. George F. Cahill
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Calandra
Mr. & Mrs. Virdyn R. Caldwell
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Capo
Bernadette Capps’ Family
Mrs. Ruth M. Carew
Mrs. Mary Lou Christie
Ms. Amy Cohen
Mr. Daniel J. Collins, Jr.
Geraldine Kennedy Cooper Fund
of The Pittsburgh Foundation
The Danver Family
Mr. William T. Davis
Ms. Mary L. Devlin
Mr. Horace A. DeWald
Dr. & Mrs. Bertram D. Dinman
Ms. Kathleen LoMonte
Dougherty
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Dunbar
Mrs. Letitia Duff Dyke
Mr. & Mrs. Paul C. Emery
Erie Immanuel Baptist Church
Mrs. Jeannette M. Erler
Mr. & Mrs. Scott T. Evans
Mr. Joseph L. Fellman
Mr. & Mrs. William A. Finke
Mrs. Ruthe M. Fleming
Ms. Coralie Frame
Dr. Richard B. Frost
Mr. & Mrs. Edgar G. Gaston
Mrs. Ingeborg M. Gignac
Mrs. Mary R. Gilligan
Ms. Mary Lou Glaid
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Goern
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Goodale
Ms. Nancy Graham
Ms. Catherine E. Graves
Carl & Opal Green Memorial
Fund
Greenfield Baptist Church
Mr. John Hall
Dr. & Mrs. James D. Hall
Mrs. Dorothy S. Kelly
Mrs. Shirley R. Kernan
Mr. & Mrs. David G. Kirch
Kittanning First Baptist Church
Mrs. Wilma M. Knapp
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kocent
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Kortner
Ms. Erna G. Kourian
Mr. & Mrs. Jerold B. Kreischer
Ms. Peggy L. Mangano
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Markovich
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Marnoni
Mrs. Joan Marshall
Ms. Emily E. McCann
Mrs. Louise K. McFerran
Mrs. Julia Marion McMillin
Mr. & Mrs. J. David McSteen
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Milroth
Ms. Rossella Minniti
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Mitchell
Mobilex USA®
Mrs. Jean K. Morelli
Ms. Rosalie Murrer
Rev. Dr. Robert E. Overstreet
Mrs. Auberta C. Parke
Mr. William K. Parker
Mrs. Philomena C. Pelini
Reese Engineering, Inc.
Hon. & Mrs. Bernard E. Revak
Riverview Baptist Church,
New Eagle
rlps Architects
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Ryan
Mrs. Barbara B. Sasser
Mr. Neil J. Seaman
Mr. Richard R. Shallberg
Ms. Aleen Allsop MathewsShallberg
Mrs. Constance F. Silipigni
Mrs. Eileen E. Slater
Mrs. Margaret Cary Smith
Ms. Theresa V. Snavely
Mrs. Ann Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy E. Snyder
Mrs. Lois M. Solodar
Mr. & Mrs. James B. Steen
Ms. Erin E. Stinner
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Strader
Ms. Janice L. Strickler
Mrs. Christine C. Surma
Mrs. Phyllis S. Swindell
Mrs. Gwen C. Taylor
Mrs. Joyce K. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Thomas
Mr.Jeff Tindall
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Trebilcock
Mrs. Priscilla S. Utzig
Mrs. Carol S. Vockel
Mr. William G. Wagner
Ms. Joann E. Walthour
Mrs. Deirdre B. Watkins
Mrs. Doris W. Wells
Mrs. Priscilla Whiteside
Dr. Margaret S. Wickerham
Mr. Robert E. Williams
Mrs. Margorie Woodworth
Mrs. Mary Ann Wucher
Ms. Donna M. Yago
Ms. Andrea Yates
Mrs. Gloria Coury
Crafton First Baptist Church
Mrs. Louise C. Crogan
Ms. Tara M. Crutcher
Mr. & Mrs. Van Cullens
$100-$499
Mr. Joseph K. Cupples
Anonymous (6)
Ms. Ann T. Curran
Ms. Sara L. Allen
Mrs. Sara Jane Davies
Mrs. Lillian F. Allison
Mr. David Deakyne
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Aloe
Ms. Kimberly J. DeBor
American Legion Auxiliary Unit 712 Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Demichiei
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ross Amos, Jr. Mr. Roger W. Dice
Mr. Sean Andreas
Mr. C. William Donovan
Baptist Church of New Geneva
Mr. Gerald E. Dooley
Mrs. Martha E. Barker
Ms. Irene Doyle
Ms. Saundra Barringer
Mrs. Lois M. Dykeman
Mr. Clifford A. Barton and Ms.
Mr. Marvin R. Eicher
Leslie J. Barton
Ms. Erin Emily Engel
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Baxendell
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J.
Ms. Dianne M. Bellisario
Engelmeyer
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Belsterling,
Enscoe Family
Mrs. Miriam C. Bertha
Mrs. Patricia Evey
Bethel Park Printing, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Fairgrieve
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Beyer
Ms. Roberta E. Faloon
Mr. & Mrs. Louis Botka
Federated Investors, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Boucher
Mrs. Denise T. Fiackos
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Briggs
First Baptist Chuch of Blairsville
Ms. Deborah L. Brooks
First Baptist Church of Three
Mr. Edsel S. Bryner
Springs
Ms. Carole Bucci
First Baptist Church of
Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Bucher
West Newton
Mrs. Hannah J. Bulger
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey H. Fischer
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Burr
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Flaus
Ms. Suzanne M. Burtt
Ms. Kate R. Florence
Mrs. Gertrude A. Busch
Fort Pitt® Capital Group
Ms. Laurie Butler
Fox Rothschild LLP
Mrs. Vinny B. Butz
Mr. James T. Frantz
Mr. Robert W. Caldwell, Jr.
Ms. Barbara A. Friend
Mrs. Anna Jane Camino
Mr. & Ms. Russell L. Fry, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Arvin F. Campbell
Ms. Diane L. Garcia-Mickail
Mrs. Bernadette Capps
Mrs. Barbara A. Garver
Ms. Sharon Carrozza
Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Gaskins
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Casterline
Mrs. Carol L. Geshay
Ms. Carmella D. Catalano
Mrs. Carole A. Geyer
Mrs. Genevieve C. Caton
Mr. Donald D. Geyer
Chapel Box Cash
Mr. & Mrs. Julian E. Gray
Ms. Fabiana Cheistwer
Gray Elder Law LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Chiodo
Mr. James Greene
Ms. Callie H. Christner
Greensburg First Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Christopher Mr. Michael Grisnik
Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Claus
Ms. Gretchen R. Haggerty
Mrs. Laura E. Colarosa
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Hall
Margaret A. Collins & William A. Mrs. Helen A. Harris
Welton III
Mr. & Mrs. Glenn M. Hartzell
Ms. P.J. Compton & Mr. Mel
Ms. Christine M. Haunschild
Eiben
Mrs. Marsha G. Hays
Connellsville First Baptist Church (continued on next page)
Mr. Tom & Mrs. Jennifer Cooney
Mrs. Bernice B. Cooper
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$100-$499
(continued)
Ms. Dolores A. Heisler
Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Hernandez
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heufelder
Mr. Michael Hoffman
Mrs. Patricia R. Houck
Mr. David Howe
Mr. Hugh B. Humbert, Jr.
Mr. Donald J. Hurst
Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Hurst
Rev. & Mrs. Robert B. Inhoff
Mrs. Beatrice E. Irminger
Mrs. Elizabeth H. Jachim
Jeannette First Baptist Church
Dr. & Mrs. Edward W. Jew, Jr.
Ms. Sidney N. Kahn
Mr. Norman B. Kalina
Mr. James C. Karras, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Keifner
The Kell Group, LLC
Ms. Zoe Kelly
Ms. Janice P. Kerr
Kerr’s Auto Body Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. King
Mr. Thomas Knaus
Mr. & Mrs. John Robert Koehnke
Mr. Joe Kotarba
Mr. Michael Kryskowiak
Mrs. Susan R. Krzeminski
Mr. & Mrs. John Paul Kulzer, Jr.
Mrs. Roseann Salamon-Ladeda
Mrs. Nancy S. Laitta
Mrs. Kathleen R. Lange
Ms. Maryanne M. Lasko
Latsha Davis & McKenna, P.C.
Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. LeDonne
Mr. & Mrs. Roy A. Leuch
Ms. Gwynn A. Lind
Mrs. Patricia D. Lindauer
Linesville First Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Lipovich
Ms. Eileen B. Livingston
Ms. Julie M. Livingston
Mrs. Myra Livingston
Mr. Russell M. Livingston
Mr. David D. Lobb
Logan’s Valley Baptist Church
Ms. Audrey Lucas and ENRGI
Accounting Dept.
Ms. Natalie S. Lustig
Ms. Virginia M. Maier
Mr. & Mrs. Dom Marone
Ms. Susan R. Marquardt
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Marshall
Mr. Ellis J. Mathews
Mr. & Mrs. James D. McAnany
Ms. Karen A. McDine
McKees Rocks First Baptist
Church
Mr. & Ms. Daniel L. McNabb
Hon. & Mrs. Terrence F. McVerry
Medi Hair Inc.
Mrs. Donna B. Meess
Mrs. Joann T. Mehaffey
Mr. Jeff Mellor
Mr. Chauncey J. Mellor, II
Mrs. Martha N. Meyer
Ms. Bernadine Meyer
Ms. Elna E. Miller
Mrs. Stephanie Mincin
Mrs. Patricia Miyamoto
Mr. & Mrs. Billy D. Monk
Ms. Susan Moore
Mrs. Eileen L. Moore
Mount Moriah Baptist Church
Miss Patricia Mullaney
Ms. Kelli Jo Murphy
Mr. Roland A. Nace
Ms. Rosanne O’Connell
Mrs. Lucile H. Oellig
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. O’Hara
OMEGA Federal Credit Union
Ms. Erma Ott
Mrs. Elaine L. Overend
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Parzyck
Mrs. Vernadean S. Passodelis
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Paul
Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Pelusi
Mr. & Mrs. George E. Pence
Penn Hills Baptist Church
Mr. Sander Gustav Peterson
Ms. Rose Petro
Ms. Deborah J. Pflieger
Ms. Caren Picciano
Mr. John C. Plavan
PNC Wealth Management
Point Marion First Baptist Church
Mrs. Donna Poplowski
Mr. Michael Poprik, IV
Mr. Carlos A. Prado
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Puwal
Quest Diagnostics®
Dr. & Mrs. S. Glenn Rankin
Ms. Flora P. Rathburn
Mrs. Karla P. Ray
Mr. Eric W. Rebholz
Ms. Louisa C. Rees
Mr. Mario Renzi
Rev. John C. Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. P. Jerome Richey
Mrs. Claudia M. Roberts
Ms. Amy Robinson
Ms. Lynne L. Rogerson
Mrs. Dionne L. Rose
Ms. Susan M. Rudek
Mr. Marc F. Sachs
Mr. John Scanlon
Ms. Christine Salera
Ms. Dorothy Salera
Ms. Ann M. Samples
Mr. Michael J. Sanzotti
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Satterfield
Ms. Patricia Scalo
Ms. Claudia J. Scheibel
Ms. Patricia L. Schmeltzer
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Schmidt
Ms. Barbara G. Schoeppner
Mrs. LaVerne Scott
Ms. Franca Sebastiani
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Seidenstricker
Mrs. Dorothy A. Shadle
Sharon East Side Church
Sharon First Baptist Church
Ms. Doris E. Shepherd
Ms. Mary Ann Siebert
Mr. & Mrs. Carl M. Simler
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Simmonds
Mr. Mark Simon
Mr. W. Jeffrey Simpson
Mr. & Mrs. William F. Singleton
Dr. Anthony M. Smaldino, Jr.
Ms. Elizabeth M. Smee
Mr. Carl J. Smith, Jr.
Mrs. Colleen Smith
Sniegocki Family
Mr. Charles E. Snyder
Mr. Andrew Sonnet
Mr. & Mrs. James Spanos
Mrs. Sara M. Sprowls
Ms. Carol W. Steele
Mr. Alan J. Steinberg
Mrs. Kathleen Stewart
Mr. Walter A. Struzynski
Mrs. Kristine Sturim
Mr. & Ms. Richard C. Sweeney
Mrs. Hazel E. Tanner
Tarentum First Baptist Church
Temple Baptist Church
The Thomas Family
Mr. Dave P. Thompson
Mr. Anthony Timlin
Miss Dia A. Torregrosso
Ms. Cheryl A. Torre-Rastetter
Mr. & Mrs. John Troan
Union City First Baptist Church
Mr. Preston W. Urbahns
Mrs. Dorothy Urick
Mrs. Sandra Valmassoni
Mrs. Anna P. Vannuki
Ms. Edith I. Vargo
Mrs. Linda M. Venturella
Victoria Springfield Baptist
Church
Wabtec Service Centers
Ms. Marilyn A. Walsh
Ms. Kathleen Walsh
Mrs. Evelyn C. Walters
Mrs. Hilfred W. Warner
Washington First Baptist Church
Mrs. Janet M. Wasko
Mrs. Cynthia E. Weisser
Mr. & Mrs. Jan O. Wenzel
Ms. Ruth E. Whalen
Mr. James P. Wheeler
Mr. Brian A. White
Mrs. Regina K. White & Mr.
Timothy J. White
Mrs. Lois Wholey
Mr. Richard J. Wimer
Ms. Marie Winter
Mrs. Denise Wolbert
Ms. Nancy C. Wolf
Mrs. Dewi Wong
Mr. & Mrs. Alan F. Woolslare
Ms. Mary D. Wroniak
Mrs. Mary Jane Yochum
Mr. Paul A. Youngwirth and
Family
Ms. Altha A. Zeiler
Less than $100
Anonymous (14)
A.J. Buerkle Plumbing & Heating
Co., Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Acre
Mr. Gerald Akrie
Mr. Charles Wade Algeo
Mr. Don C. Allen
Lois M. Allison Family
Miss Nellie Ambrose
Ament Landscaping Co.
Ms. Amy Angotti
Mr. Christian Antkowiak, Esq.
Arnheim & Neely, Inc.
Mr. Eric Bailey
Ms. Cindy Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Wilmer K. Baldwin
Mrs. Charlyn Balentine
Ms. Charlotte A. Ban
Rev. Ronald B. Barnes, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Ms. Sandra Barrett
Ms. Helen Beal
Mr. & Mrs. Bernard F. Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Beck
Mr. Robert G. Behers, Jr.
Ms. Antoinette Benvenuti
Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Bigler
Blacksville Baptist Church
Mr. & Mrs. Russell LeMoyne Blake
BNY Mellon Community
Partnership- Employee Funds
Ms. Joanne Bonessi
Mr. Todd R. Boslau
Mr. & Mrs. William Boss
Ms. Audrey M. Briggs
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Less than $100 (continued)
Ms. Rita C. Brown
Mrs. Gata Bua
Ms. Beth Cahill
Mr. James M. Caldwell
Calvary Baptist Church Mission
Society
Ms. Doris J. Camesi
Mr. & Mrs. James Cannon
Mr. Frank P. Caputo
Mr. & Mrs. G. Daniel Carney
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund V. Carrozza
Ms. Roseanne M. Carter & Family
Mr. Henry Caruso
Mr. Frank Catroppa
Ms. Connie Cavara
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Chesnos
Mr. James Chiafullo
Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Chiaverini
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Christiansen
Ms. Anne Ciganko
Ms. April Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Brett M. Cobbey
Cobden Street Baptist ChurchLadies Samaritan Class
Mrs. Joleyne B. Colby
Mr. Eric Conti
Ms. Denise Coppola
Mr. Richard P. Corrins
Ms. Teresa Crawford
Mr. Daniel P. Crossey
Mr. Patrick R. Cusick
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dapper
Ms. Karen DeCecco
Ms. Bonnie Dehner
Mr. Glenn DeLisio
Mr. Michael O. DePolo
Mr. & Mrs. Wilbert C. Diethorn
Mr. Derek Diethorn
Mr. Jeff DiPerna
Mr. Khanh K. Do
Mr. & Mrs. William L. Dodd
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Dodson
Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Doherty
Mrs. Anne Dolinar
Ms. Cynthia A. Dolinar
Ms. Bev Doyle
Ms. Jodi L. Druga
Ms. Linda Drutis
Mr. & Mrs. John P. Dyba
Mr. Heywood M. Eicker
Ms. Karen S. Eicker
Mrs. Helen K. Elder
Ms. Stephanie Elder
Ms. Dolores M. Esch
Ms. Leslie Evans
Mr. William J. Fagan
Ms. Suzanne R. Fagan
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Farrell
Ms. Maria F. Faust
Miss Delores N. Fazio
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Feth
Ms. Carol R. Fierst
Mrs. Barbara J. Fitzwilliam
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Fleming
Ms. Margaret Walsh Ford
Ms. Susan Forsyth
Mr. & Mrs. Brent V. Foster, CPA
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Fox
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Frame
Mr. Tony Francia
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin E. Frankfurt
Ms. Jane H. Fraser
Miss Sharon Lynn Freed
Mr. Dennis Mark Friend
Ms. Dolores Galenec
Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Galli
Mr. Aaron Gander
Mr. & Mrs. James D. Garraux
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Geis
Ms. Victoria Geisler
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew George
Mrs. Doris M. Gerhold
The Gilsenan Family
Ms. Linda Gimbrone
Mrs. Elizabeth Gordon
Ms. Claudette P. Graham
Mr. Gary Gregory
Mr. Mark Hastie
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Heisler
Rev. Edward C. Heist
Ms. Ruth F. Hennessy
Ms. Laurie Henninger
Mr. William R. Henry, CPA, MST
Ms. Kimberly Herceg
Mrs. Anna Hesse
Ms. Esther Hicks
Ms. Jessica Higgs
Ms. Eleanor A. Hohman
Mr. Darrell Holhbaugh
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Holland
Ms. Kathleen M. Holleran
Mr. Joel Hollis
Ms. Linda A. Holly
Mr. Hank Horn
Ms. Suzanne C. Howard
Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Hrivnak
Mr. Lance R. Huber
Mr. & Mrs. Dean A. Hudson
Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey R. Hurd
Mr. Wesley G. Hurst
Mr. Randy Hyland
Illinois Organizers Union Support
Staff
InSight Eye Consultants
Mrs. Dorothy J. Jacox
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. James
Mr. Benjamin T. Jarmul, Jr.
Mrs. Ellen Johnson
Ms. Maryann Jordan
Ms. Christina L. Kaniuff
Mrs. Patricia Keller
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald W. Kelley
The Kesteloot Family
Ms. Ruth Ann Kevish
Mrs. Lori J. Kiefer
Ms. Claudine Kielar
Ms. Bobbie Killinger
Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Kinavey, Jr.
Ms. Sarah King
Mr. & Mrs. Donald B.
Kleinhample
Mr. Sean Kocan
Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Koch
Mrs. LaVerne P. Kohnen
Mrs. Evelyn H. Kramzer
Mrs. Louise Kratz
Ms. Bertie L. Kreisler
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kristakis
Mr. Josh Kundra
Mr. Jim Laffey
Mr. Robert Lampman
Mr. Jeff Lander
Ms. Jeanette K. Landis
Ms. Peggy LaPlace
Ms. Joann G. Laurence
Ms. Mary Lauro
Ms. Susan K. Lawrence
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley J. Levonchuck,
Jr.
Ms. Shirley M. Logar
Mr. David Lohr
Mr. Todd Lorenzi
Mrs. Cynthia T. Luck
Mrs. Barbara L. Lukowski
Mr. & Mrs. Mauro L. Macioce
Mr. & Mrs. James R. MacManus
Mr. Jason Malatak
Ms. Hannah Maley
Ms. Anne S. Manly
Mrs. Eve E. Mannella
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Mannion
Mrs. Nancy Mantsch
Ms. Cheryl Marcy
Ms. Jennie J. Marino
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Markovich
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Mathews, Jr.
Mr. Elmer K. Matto
Ms. Nancy C. McCann
Mr. Gregory T. McGee
Ms. Tarra McGee
Erin McLaughlin, Esq.
Mr. & Mrs. John E. McMullen
Matthew H. Meade, Esq.
The Mehlhorn Family
Ms. Grace Meyers
Mr. Eugene Michigan
Mr. David Mielnicki
Mr. Marc Mignogna
Ms. Donna Milkovich
Mr. Bruce D. Miller
Ms. Lois B. Miller
Ms. Cathy Misko
Mt. Lebanon High School
Counselors
Ms. Kimberly R. Moynahan
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Mueller, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Mueller
Ms. Carol J. Mueller
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Munson
Mr. Dean Musi
Mrs. Leda M. Niccolai
Ms. Donna L. O’ Donnell
Mr. & Mrs. Russell J. Ober, Jr.
Mr. Jeffrey K. Haus
Mr. Thomas Oles
Mary Olivieri Family
Mr. & Mrs. Lee A. Oltcher
Oncology Nursing Society
Mr. Joseph C. Orlowski
Mr. & Mrs. Jerome C. Ostronic
Mr. Robert W. Overend
Mr. Kevin Pahach
Ms. Lori Paljug and The Medicaid
Team
Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Palmer
Mr. Jerry Pannell, RN, BSN, LNHA
Mr. George Pappas
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Partridge, Jr.
Mrs. Lucia Pasquale
Mr. Joshua D. Paul
Mrs. Janet A. Pegher
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Pennesi
Family
Ms. Raysa Periu
Ms. Nancy W. Perrier
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Petrillo
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Pitchford
Ms. Jewell L. Poland
Mr. Larry Polny
Ms. Lisa L. Pompura
Mrs. Delores Gilkeson Porter
Ms. Doris A. Precopio
Mr. & Mrs. James Pregher
Mrs. Louise Pullia
Ms. Joyce Quattrone
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Ragan
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford D. Rankin
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Mr. & Mrs. George Raynovich, Jr.
Ms. Christy L. Reeves
Mr. Leo P. Reilly
Ms. Diane Resnik
Mr. & Mrs. David A. Ricchuito
Mrs. Mary Ellen Rich
Ms. Erin Riley
Ms. Lynn Ann Rinella
Mrs. Nancy R. Robbins
Mrs. Rosemarie T. Roehl
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin F. Rose
Mr. & Mrs. Jay M. Rosen
Mrs. Lorraine K. Rosso
Mrs. Jeannette E. Ruf
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Rydstrom
Ms. Christine Sabatini
Ms. Judith A. Sacco
Mrs. Lori T. Samberg
Mr. George Sandora
Ms. Gail Santangelo
Ms. Nedra P. Sapp
Ms. Grace M. Schade
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Schmalzried
Mr. William D. Schneider
Schneider Downs & Company, Inc.
Ms. Joanne Schroth
Mr. Hoppy Sell
Ms. Sally Sheerer
Mr. Dave Shimkus
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Shope
Mr. Paul Simmonds
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Simon
Mr. & Mrs. Van Sims
Ms. Marguerite Singley
Mr. & Mrs. David C. Skelly
Ms. Jacqueline C. Slevin
Mr. & Ms. David A. Slifka
Ms. Lois J. Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Larry R. Snyder
Mr. Douglas J. Sortino
Ms. Carol J. Spotti
Mrs. Kathleen S.C. Spotts
Mr. David R.M. Stakor
Mr. Jason Stanford
Ms. Pamela Stasney
Mrs. Judith E. Steeb
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Stephan
Mr. Scot R. Stevenson
Mrs. Judy Stoner
Mr. Jim Stossel
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Stout, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David E. Supinski
Mr. Robert Susa
Mrs. Patricia A. Szyper
Mr. Richard D. Tarley
Ms. Kristine P. Taylor
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Thompson
Ms. Margaret Todd
Mr. Jeff Trabbold
Ms. Franca Twele
Mr. George Urban
Mr. Jon Urban
Ms. Donnah Vance
Ms. Connie L. Vay
Ms. Megan Vester
Ms. Marilyn S. Vincenti
Ms. Janice Vinci
Mrs. Dorothy Wagler
Mr. Jim Wagner
Mrs. Joan M. Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ward
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Warhold
Mr. & Mrs. Gary A. Warner
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Weber
Mr. & Mrs. James L. Weisman
Mrs. Mary Jo Weiss
Mr. Joseph A. Wenger
Mrs. Claramae Wertman
Mrs. Patricia L. White
Mr. & Mrs. Harry D. Whitehead
Mrs. Lorraine E. Whitehouse
Miss Frances H. Wilson
Ms. Wilda J. Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Wiseman
Mr. & Mrs. Paul V. Wyatt
Mr. Ronald E. Yates
Ms. Jacqueline Zange
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fredrick
Zannetti
Ms. Linda Zello
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Zielinski
Mrs. Marilyn Zielinski
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Zihmer
Mr. & Mrs. John T. Zihmer
Mrs. Cheryl Zimmerman
Dr. Myles H. Zuckerman
In-Kind/
Tangible Property Gifts
Adams County Winery
Ms. Kelly Alisesky
Dr. Joseph Angelelli
AVI FoodSystems
Ms. Michele Belfiore
Ms. Patricia Benkoski
big Burrito Restaurant Group
Mr. Howard Blichfeldt
Bobby Rahal® Automotive
Group
BYS Yoga
Mrs. Linda Cahill
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Cain
Ms. Susan Carl
Carnegie Mellon University
Carnegie Museums of Art and
Natural History
Carnegie Science Center
Caruso Hair & Esthetics
Chick-fil-A at South Hills
City Theatre Company
Mr. & Mrs. Theodore D. Cox
Ms. Brittan Curigliano
Dave & Buster’s of Pittsburgh
Dean of Shadyside Salon
DeLuca’s Diner
Ms. Marilyn DiMatteis
Ms. Barbara Diamond
Donegal Highlands Golf Course
Ms. Kristen Duckstein
Ms. Barbara Jean Dull
East Suburban Family YMCA
Eyetique
Mrs. Jennifer A. Foster
Fun Fore All
Geno Levi Salon
Mr. Chuck Goldstein
Gordon Food Service
Heidelberg Antiques
Mr. John Heisey
Hello Nurse Medical Innovations,
Inc.
Ms. Joan Hess
Jimmy John’s Gourmet
Sandwiches
Mr. Edward F. John
Mrs. Barbara L. Jordan
Jordan Banana Company
Julian Gray Associates
Ms. Michelle Kinzel
Mr. Samuel Kramer, CPA, CFP
Larrimor’s
Laurel Highlands River Tours &
Outdoor Center
Mr. Skip Leonhard
Mr. Richard Lizik
Longue Vue Club
Ms. Jessica Lynch
Ms. Leslie Martin
Ms. Mary Ann Marunich
Ms. Joyce Mascussi
Ms. Amy Melissen
Mount Lebanon Magazine
Mount Lebanon Office Furniture
& Interiors
Mr. Magic Car Wash
Ms. Marsha Murman
Mrs. Teresa Musser
National Aviary
Mrs. Julie O’Neill
Jack Owen, Esq.
The Parador Inn
Parkinson Foundation of
Western PA
Pine Grove Golf Course
Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera
Pittsburgh Magazine
Pittsburgh Opera Company
The Pittsburgh Penguins
Foundation
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Playhouse of Point
Park University
Pittsburgh Public Theater
Pittsburgh Steelers Community
Relations
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium
Ponderosa Golf Course
Dr. William D. Presutti, Jr.
Print-Craft Studio
Ms. Cassandra Reitmeyer
Mrs. Barbara J. Robinson
Ms. Joyce F. Rossi
Salon Vivace Day Spa Mt.
Lebanon
The Saloon of Mt. Lebanon
SAMMAR ACCESSORIES
Senator John Heinz History
Center
Sesame Inn Restaurant
Seven Springs Mountain Resort
Mrs. Marilyn T. Shiwarski
Mr. William Sirakos
Estate of Rita Snyder
Sognatoré
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial
Hall & Museum Trust Inc.
St. Winifred Church
Stout Flooring Design Center
Style Truck LLC
Sweetwater Center for the Arts
Tam O’Shanter Golf Course
Trader Joe’s- South Hills
Ms. Francine Treloar
Turner Dairy Farms, Inc.
Venture Outdoors
Ms. Wilma Weismiller
This list does not include gifts that are not deductible for federal
income tax purposes. Donors names are listed in relationship to
the time the gift was made. You may contribute through United
Way, Contributor Choice Code No. 233. Great care has been
taken in preparing this list. If we have inadvertently omitted your
name, we apologize. Please contact 412.489.3260 so that we
may correct the information.
BAPTIST HOMES SOCIETY 2014-2015 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY
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Financial Overview
Baptist Homes Society and Affiliated Corporation
Operating Revenue
Baptist Homes Society continues to meet the economic
and demographic challenges that are prevalent in the
senior living services industry. New government payer
methodologies, debt requirements, and a growing and
increasingly aged senior population continue to be
addressed to provide uninterrupted care and services to
those we serve.
Occupancy in all levels of care at both Baptist Homes
Society communities was at a stabilized and sustainable
level for the entire 2014-2015 fiscal year. Due to the
final fill-up of independent living at the Providence
Point campus, operating revenues increased 7% over
the previous fiscal year. Operating expenses decreased
1% from the previous fiscal year as a result of the
continued and on-going efforts to control costs without
compromising the quality of care and services provided
to our residents.
Baptist Homes Society and Affiliated Corporation
2014-2015 Fiscal Year
Current assets
Assets whose use is limited
Investments
Property and equipment—net
2015
2014
$17,014,896
$10,563,060
14,337,716
18,317,882
1,872,8751,934,775
169,768,074
Other assets
1,465,595
2,304,971
Deferred financing and marketing costs
5,912,112
9,508,869
$206,026,898$212,397,631
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current liabilities
$3,130,610
$5,803,725
Long-term debt
136,143,904
133,776,716
Resident deposits and deferred entrance fees
120,630,440
115,254,942
13,795,598
20,115,178
Other liabilities
Net assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
<67,673,654>
Net assets released from restrictions used for operations
2014
$41,851,406
$39,079,189
899,959
768,408
84,943
224,676 42,836,308
40,072,273
$34,035,404
$34,472,776
Building and equipment depreciation
5,596,972
5,753,546
Amortization of financing and marketing costs
1,371,392
1,378,221
Interest on our indebtedness
5,125,528
5,292,416
All of the expenses totaled
46,129,296
46,896,959
<$3,292,988>
<$6,824,686>
Decrease in future service obligation
$6,736,976
$1,984,804
Loss on refinancing and restructuring costs
<9,706,797>
<1,573,395>
All revenue from these services totaled
2015
Operating Expenses
Administrative, resident and general services
The loss from operations was
Non-Operating Activity
165,423,704
Total Assets
For supporting services provided we received
Consolidated Balance Sheet
Assets
Through all facilities, we generated revenue from resident services of Unrealized gain on derivative financial instrument
Contributions, events and bequests
Investment gain <loss> from endowment and other funds
Fundraising expenses
Total non-operating activity
Decrease in net assets
—
1,219,976
1,443,066
917,603
9,378
232,090
<310,359>
<280,403>
<1,827,736>
$2,500,675
$<5,120,724>
$<4,324,011>
Baptist Homes Society
Net Resident Service
Revenues
by Level of Care
Stewardship
<62,552,930>
$206,026,898$212,397,631
2015 vs. 2014
Front cover: Taking a break from Thursday morning crafts to pose for a photo
at Baptist Homes (from left) John Russell, volunteer Dolores Casali, Virginia
Enscoe, Dodi Longenecker, Weley Rogers, Johna Mammarelli and Ruth Kevish.
Back cover: Baptist Homes Chapel entrance and Providence Point’s courtyard.
Baptist Homes
489 Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15234-1419
412-563-6550
www.baptisthomes.org
Baptist Manor
493 Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15234-1419
412-563-6566
www.baptisthomes.org
Providence Point
500 Providence Point Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15243
412-489-3500
www.providencepoint.org
Providence Point
Healthcare Residence
200 Adams Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15243
412-489-3560
www.providencepoint.org
Baptist Homes Foundation
466 Castle Shannon Boulevard, Suite 201
Pittsburgh, PA 15234
412-489-3260
www.bhf.plannedgiving.org
Serving seniors of all faiths since 1910.
489 Castle Shannon Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15234-1419
412-563-6550
www.baptisthomessociety.org
Baptist Homes Society is a not-for-profit charitable organization, founded in 1910, which today serves people of all faiths. We provide health care,
housing, and supportive services at our Baptist Homes and Providence Point campuses, including independent living, personal care, nursing,
rehabilitative services and memory support. We are registered with the Pennsylvania Department of State, Bureau of Charitable Organizations.
Baptist Homes Society serves all people regardless of race, color, creed,
religion, sex, national origin, age, familial status, handicap or disability.
We are an equal opportunity employer.