Full Service Centers60 West Hunter Avenue, Maywood, NJ | 201.368.8585760 Northfield Avenue, West Orange, NJ | 973.530.39811563 Old Freehold Road, Toms River, NJ | 862.239.7274

Aphasia Communication GroupsBelvidere, Bridgewater, Haddonfield, Hammonton, Maywood, Monroe, Morristown, North Bergen, Scotch Plains, Toms River

Adler Aphasia Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

2019 Report to the Community

REASONS WE'’RE PROUD OF 2019

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OUR PRESIDENT AND CEO'’S MESSAGEWhile much has transpired since 2019, it’s satisfying to look back on a year that set the stage for growth and development of the Center. Something Special celebrated a decade of opportunities for members and connection to the community, while at the same time realizing over $500,000 in scholarship funds raised for Center members

through their efforts. Our Young Professionals Group was founded – an ambitious group of philanthropically minded young professionals from various backgrounds working together to raise friends for Adler Aphasia Center and introduce us to the next generation of community leaders. And our Aphasia Ambassadors program was launched – encouraging future clinicians who attend our advocacy group to stay in touch with us and educate their communities about aphasia.

Throughout, we laid the ground work for a 2020 launch of our Toms River full-service program, on-boarded new staff, welcomed many fantastic new members who quickly became treasured friends and celebrated yet another successful drama performance from the number one cast around. So while 2020 has thrown us some curves, we are proud of our 2019 accomplishments and the trajectory on which we entered this new decade. Of course our achievements are built from the strong foundation of community support that has been afforded us over the years. The generosity, commitment, and friendship from our community has, indeed, been our greatest gift of 2019.

Be well,

Chantelle Walker

OUR FOUNDER’S MESSAGEWhen Mike and I founded the Center 17 years ago, we promised each other we would do everything in our power to change the quality of life for people with aphasia and their families. And I am thrilled to say we have kept that promise. I am so proud of the Adler Aphasia Center’s progress over the last 17 years as we have advanced our

programs and strategies to build a better quality of life for our members and their families, while reducing their isolation by helping them build their communication skills. And we have our donors, our volunteers, our board of directors and staff to thank for this.

Together, we have collectively addressed our members’ and caregivers’ most pressing challenges while driving transformational changes in their lives. I hope you are as proud as I am of what we have built together.

With sincere appreciation,

Elaine Adler

FOUNDERS Elaine and Mike Adler*

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Charles Berkowitz, LCSW, ChairSophie Heymann, M.B.A, 1st Vice-ChairSandra Govic, 2nd Vice-ChairSteven Morey Greenberg, Esq., SecretaryPaul Koury, Esq., Treasurer

Leslie AdlerWilliam AdlerGary Alweiss, M.D. Crystal BatsonDiana DiGirolamoAlexandra Gallo, Esq. Sandra O. Gold, Ed.D.Dennis GrallaWalter HechtAnthony IovinoEllen JacobsRobert B. Jones, Ph.D.Peggy KabakowBernie KosterEric Latzer, Esq.Peter Mercer, Ph.D.Christine OrdwaySusan PennHolly T. Schepisi, Esq.Jill Tekel

HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORSJames AdlerSteve Adubato, Ph.D.Angelica BerrieWilliam Murray

RESEARCH & EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEEA.M. Barrett, M.D.Julius Fridrikkson, Ph.D. Audrey Holland, Ph.D.Ronald Lazar, Ph.D.Paul R. Rao, Ph.D.Nina Simmons-Mackie, Ph.D.Myrna Schwartz, Ph.D.Cynthia K. Thompson, Ph.D.

SPEECH-LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ADVISORY COMMITTEEVenu Balasubramanian, Ph.D., CCC-SLPIngrid Birnbaum, M.A., CCC-SLPMary Boyle, Ph.D., CCC-SLPWendy Greenspan, M.A., CCC-SLPBetty Kollia, Ph.D., CCC-SLPSteven LaBarbera, M.S., CCC-SLPBernadette LaFond, M.A., CCC-SLPMaryAnn Schiattarella, M.A., CCC-SLP

Barbara Schwerin-Bohus, M.S., CCC-SLPJessica Dionne Welsh, M.S., CCC-SLP

OUR STAFFPresident and CEO Chantelle Walker, M.B.A.

Clinical Director Karen Castka, M.S., CCC-SLP

Director of ResearchAudrey L. Holland, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BC-AN

Communication CoachesGinette Abbanat, M.A., CCC-SLPJennie Adessa, M.S., CF-SLPChrista Akers, M.A., CCC-SLPJudy Andersen, M.S., Ed., M.A., CCC-SLPJamie Argiropoulos, M.A., CCC-SLPKim Borlongan, M.S., CCC-SLPSharon Glaser, M.S., CCC-SLPElyse Goldberg, M.A., CCC-SLPWendy Greenspan, M.A., CCC-SLPKelly Horel, M.S., CCC-SLPMeghan Miller, M.A., CCC-SLPBrianna Rein, M.A., CCC-SLPRandi Rosenstein, M.A., CCC-SLPMary Jo Santo Pietro, Ph.D., CCC-SLPMarta Suarez, M.A., CCC-SLPPatricia Ochoa-Werschulz, M.A., CCC-SLP

Technology Coaches Janice Dittelman, M.S., CCC-SLPJulie HarrisTodd PleeterLoraine Simunek

Something Special Program DirectorChrysa Golashesky, M.B.A.

Education & Training Coordinator Robin Straus, M.S.

Research Speech-Language Pathologist and Program Director, Aphasia Communication GroupsGretchen Szabo, M.A., CCC-SLP

Research Associate/Life Coach Tamara Heimlich, Ph.D.

Volunteer Coach/Development AssociateStephanie Sigelkow

Executive Administrative Assistant Amy May

ReceptionistAmy O’Leary

Program Assistants Special thanks to Easter Seals for providing clerical assistance to our Center

*In memory 2003-2015

The Adler Aphasia Center LEGACY SOCIETYWe hope you will consider a future gift to the Adler Aphasia Center. Through your estate plans, you can create a legacy of care and continue your support for individuals with aphasia and their caregivers. The following information may be helpful to you and your advisors. To get started, contact Chantelle Walker, Adler Aphasia Center CEO at cwalker@adleraphasiacenter.org or call 201.368.8585. Legal Name: The Adler Aphasia CenterAddress: 60 West Hunter Avenue, Maywood, NJ 07607Federal Tax ID: 02-0687863

Since our doors opened in 2003, we have offered help and hope to thousands of stroke and brain injury survivors and their families by rebuilding their communication skills, while offering opportunities to engage with others with aphasia and to re-engage in their own communities. Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects 40% of all stroke and brain trauma survivors. In NJ, there are an estimated 70,000 people with aphasia and nationally, 2.5 million.

While our actions speak for themselves, we wanted to share our more notable 2019 achievements with you. We hope these accomplishments will give you a sense of pride in your support of our Center.

REASONS WE'’RE PROUD OF 2019

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2 A First for Us. Our 1st Clinical Director was

hired to support expansion of our programs and services. Karen Castka, M.S., CCC-SLP, long time Center speech therapist was promoted to fill this position. She has clinical oversight of all Adler therapeutic programming as well as the professional development of clinical staff.

3 A Community that Cares. Bergen County

Sheriff’s Office and Benjamin Moore provided the labor and materials to refresh the walls of our flagship location in Maywood. In addition, a formal space was designed, decorated and furnished as a designated room to hold formal caregiver programs and as a caregiver retreat while waiting for their loved ones attending Center programming.

4 Thanks a Half Million!

Something Special, our highly successful member-run jewelry and gift design program, celebrated its 10th anniversary by reaching $500,000 in total revenue. Supporting our Scholarship Fund, this program has provided 155 full scholarships to members since Something Special’s inception.

5 Connecting to New Communities. Our 11th

Aphasia Communication Group was opened in Belvidere, NJ, serving Warren County. From our 1st Aphasia Communication Group in Bridgewater in 2013 to our newest Group, we have established ongoing therapeutic support for people with aphasia in 10 counties throughout NJ, assisting them to live more independently.

7 Bilingual Services. With our Aphasia

Communication Group in North Bergen facilitated entirely in Spanish, the need to translate our publications and brochures was vital. Thanks to Ramapo College students studying for their Spanish certificate in Health Sciences, this was successfully accomplished, helping us to raise awareness and reach more of the Spanish-speaking community in need.

8Making Aphasia a Household Name.

Formally launching our Ambassador Program, we are encouraging future clinicians who participate in our weekly Education and Training program to stay connected with us, to represent aphasia and our programs in their workplaces and their communities. We are proud that they intend to practice the supported communication methods we introduced to them during their visit.

1Preparing for Growth. We made final preparations for the launch of our Toms

River Center, our 3rd full service Center, making multiple community connections in Ocean County to secure an appropriate venue and hire new staff for a January, 2020 opening.

6 Caring for our Caregivers. We launched a monthly online caregiver newsletter, reaching close to 300

caregivers across NJ, connecting them to a larger support community. These informative issues feature a caregiver to caregiver segment – providing meaningful answers to pressing concerns they often experience.

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10 You Gotta Have Heart! Our 14th annual musical production, Damn Yankees, featuring a spirited cast

and crew of 36 members with aphasia, volunteers and staff, performed 2 shows to an audience of 400+ families, friends and fellow members with aphasia from around the state.

13 Leading Research Initiative. Director of

Research, Audrey Holland, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, BC-ANCD, directed a collaborative project titled the AMTAS (Automated Method for Testing Auditory Sensitivity) study, the first of its kind assessing hearing in people with aphasia and their communication partners. This project examines the impact of hearing loss in either or both partners on communication. The effort is supported by Grason Stadler Corp. and includes aphasia programs at SCALE  in MD and the Stroke Comeback Center in VA.

11 Volunteers Change Lives. 259 Adler

volunteers donated a total of 12,280 service hours to our programs statewide. This translates to $312,280 in volunteer value, per the 2019 value of volunteer time at $25.43 per hour.

12 Valuable Funding Resources. Adler

Aphasia Center received close to $600,000 from foundations and funders who generously supported our programs and services. More than 25 foundations annually support every aspect of our program. We are proud of the important company we keep with our community of patrons.

9 Fundraising Matters. We hosted 2 successful

fundraisers: Classic Cars and Cocktails, in which attendees had the rare opportunity to view priceless classic cars once owned by world leaders, famous screen stars and others; and our Sweet Sixteen Annual Gala, honoring our community’s finest aphasia leaders and advocates, while celebrating our 16th year of service, raising roughly $350,000.

14 Vital Corporate Partnerships. Something Special hit their highest annual revenue, $65,365, since the

store opened in 2009, selling 5,745 gifts supported by 47 Maywood members with aphasia who crafted inventory. Additionally, Something Special held event sales at 15 NJ corporations throughout 2019 offering exposure of our program to 18,523 employees.

15Meeting Members’ Needs to Give

Back. Our Community Partners Initiative was developed to create volunteering opportunities for our Maywood members to help them overcome communication difficulties, provide them with opportunities to mitigate their isolation and regain their self-confidence while helping other people in need. Our members are often recipients of volunteerism and charity, and have expressed the need to be givers, not just the recipients of aid from others.

16 Fostering the Next

Generation. Our Young Professionals Group was formed to engage the next generation of civic leaders with mission-driven activities that incorporate networking and advocacy. These 8 inaugural members will promote the Center’s work through events that raise aphasia awareness in the NY/NJ area.

17 Changing the Game. The Center

served roughly 600 people with aphasia, their caregivers and our volunteers with formal programming in 2019, providing close to 55,000 service hours, an increase of 9% since 2018.

18 Connecting Online. Our Virtual Aphasia

Groups have been connecting people with aphasia that are homebound or live far from our Centers using mobile technologies since 2017. In 2019, 93 people participated in 31 conversation groups with people with aphasia, strengthening communication skills while building an online community that supports rehabilitation and restores self-esteem. 

19We Owe it to You! Our heartfelt thanks

to you, our donors, our volunteers, our members with aphasia and families. We owe you all a great deal of gratitude for your unwavering support. From all of us at Adler Aphasia Center, thank you for your commitment to our community. You make us proud!

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OUR DONORS We thank the following donors who gave January 1, 2019 – December 31, 2019.

FOUNDERS CIRCLE ($25,000+)Elaine AdlerKaplen FoundationRandi & Clifford Lane Foundation Inc.Department of Health, State of New JerseyAlfiero and Lucia Palestroni FoundationWinifred M. & George Pitkin Foundation Inc.

HUMANITARIAN ($5,000-$24,999)Dana and James AdlerLeslie and William AdlerKen AlbrechtAllergan FoundationAnonymousBecton, Dickinson and CompanyCounty of Bergen, Human ServicesRussell Berrie FoundationBetty and Daniel A. BirnantRalph M. Cestone FoundationRobert & Joan Dircks FoundationEnglewood Hospital & Medical CenterGralla Family Philanthropic Fund Hackensack Meridian HealthHoly Name Medical CenterEva HolzerInserra Supermarkets Inc.K-Deer

Kessler FoundationNancy and Robert KossowskyJackie and Howard LevineM&T Bank Wilmington Trust NAMellam Family FoundationMyron CorporationPNC Financial Services Group, Inc.PNC FoundationFred C. Rummel FoundationJoan SocolofHenry & Marilyn Taub FoundationTD Charitable FoundationLucy & Eleanor S. Upton Charitable Foundation Wallerstein FoundationRandi and Barry Weiss

BENEFACTOR ($1,000-$4,999)Arcari & Iovino Architects, PCKathy and Mike AzzaraKurt D. BakerRabbi Jack BemporadJack R. BenintendeBergenPACRachel and Charles P. BerkowitzRosalie BerlinAngelica BerrieMyrna and Yale BlockBustillo Family Charitable FundClinton D. & Grace A. Carlough Charitable FoundationSteven T. Cirillo CPA LLCPatricia Clapp

Community Chest of Englewood Maggie and Tom DevitaDonnelly Industries Inc.Barbara DrenchTom EastwickMary EbnerCharlene and Charles EgbertSusan and Julie EisenEleanor and Edward EpsteinFidelity Brokerage Services LLCFischbach Family Fund of The Cape Cod FoundationVivian and Henry J. FlimanFranklin Lakes Lions ClubEva Lynn and Leo GansMark GilbertRobert GilbertArnold P. Gold FoundationSandra O. GoldAmy and Jeffrey Goldsmith Hackensack Meridian HealthHackensack University Medical Center FoundationRichard H. Holzer Memorial FoundationVivianna and Robert HolzerEllen and Michael JacobsRobert JonesPeggy KabakowBarbara and Steven KesslerDeborah KingKPMGMarie Adler-Kravecas and Saul Kravecas

Mariam and William KrombergLAMCO Advisory Services, Inc.Donna and Frank M. LeanzaLeibner Cooper Family FoundationEvi and Stephen LiebLingraphicaMann Family Foundation, Inc.Gwen and Henry MardyksMelik-Baschkopf FoundationEileen MoranJohn MoranMorgan StanleyJoseph MuellerMWWPROritaniBank Charitable FoundationSusan and Deane PennLillian Pitkin Schenck FundPortfolio Evaluations, Inc.Ramapo College of New JerseyEmily and Gil RavivRiver Palm TerraceSaltilloSusan SarilAnn SchwartzStroke Comeback CenterSylvia & Stanley Shirvan Foundation, Inc.Lillian and Melvin SolomonStepan CompanyJill and Harvey TekelKaren TuckerUnited Givers Plan of Packanack Lake, Inc.

Valley Health CenterWawa FoundationArleen Weissman and Stewart S. HermanWinne, Banta, Basralian & Kahn P.C.YCS FoundationElaine and William Zipse

PATRON ($500-$999)Allen Maxwell & Silver Inc.Aphasia AccessBaird Foundation, Inc.Banner Facility ServicesBeer Family Foundation, Inc.Janet BuchtmanDuncan CampbellCullari Carrico, LLCJean Decker and Karen BayDelta Building ServicesJoan and Thomas DunnLisa GallicchioChrysa GolasheskyGerri and John GolasheskyRoz Goldberg and Alan BandlerLB. Goodman & Co. PASandra GovicSteven Morey GreenbergWalter HechtFrances HoffmanEdward HunovalScott JacksonJerry KransonLAN Associates

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Judith and Lester LiebermanLoopUpMarcy and Kenneth J. Markowitz Marsh USA Inc.Meadowlands Regional Chamber of CommerceMercer Health & BenefitsFreeda MullerBram NewmanChristine and Ed OrdwayBarbara and Joel PackerLeslie Phillips and Michael LiebowitzCarmen and Paul PlatekJennifer and Steven J. Rosenthal Noreen and Tony RossLaura Scanlan and Michael LatzerMiyako and Edmondo SchwartzSecond Reformed Church of HackensackBeth and Howard ShiffmanShoprite of ParamusAva and Steven SilversteinNadine and Richard SilversteinDan SmithLeon SokolEllen and Bruce StevensonTeam Resources, Inc.Valvano Insurance AgencyAnnette and Fred WagnerBarry C. WaldorfAndi and Jeffrey A. WarrenKaren and Raymond WenstromYavneh Academy

ASSOCIATE ($250-$499)Roselyn Altman-IversAtlantic Stewardship BankBergen LandscapingGail BilligAnita and Howard J. BlattMegan BussiereLinda and Phil CennerazzoChavurah Beth ShalomMargaret DennisElia DesruisseauxDiana DiGirolamoHilary EthJames FagnantGayle and Mel GersteinJo Ann and Richard GerstmanGeorge GrunoLaurie and Gordon HammSusan HarrisonSophie HeymannJan HonigHudson Drug of CresskillFriends of Valerie Vainieri Huttle for AssemblyGerardette IovinoRebecca and Anthony IovinoAmy and Michael IppAsm. Gordon JohnsonBarbara KaufmanRobert KrakowskySheri and Alan KrauszDesiree and Eric LatzerWendy and Steven LeedsJeff LevinePatty and George LinkeKaren Maas and Doug BernRita MerendinoJacqui MirandiNational Council of Jewish WomenJudy and Roy NygrenPark Ridge Rotary Charity Foundation Inc.JoAnn and Martin PerlmanTerrence PiconePatrocinia and Julio PintoPythian Sisters Shining Star TempleRedi-Mail Direct MarketingSally and Edwin RosentholSharon RubinMary Jo Santo PietroCharles Schwab & Co., Inc.Something Special Volunteers Roslyn SwireJudy and Robert TellBarbara TillmanCarol and Raymond TillmanNathalie TorresLois and Jack Vitenson

Chantelle and Brent WalkerGeorge WebsterElection Fund of Weinberg for SenateBarbara and Bruce Zahor

FRIEND ($100-$249)Acumen Marketing Research/ Steve KalterGayle Grossman-Alweiss and Gary Steven AlweissFelica and Kenneth AronDeborah and Donald Aronson, Knip FundCarole Artigiani and Robert A. ScottRoni and Doug AtnippMichael AugustVenu BalasubramanianMarvin BaumKaren BlackstoneBeacon Senior AdvisorsPearl and Michael BergsteinBerit and Martin BernsteinBarbara and James BlasieMary BoyleKathleen BruinoogeAngela and Robert BurchellPaula and William CantorBarbara CaplanLinda Carucci-FenyarMadeline CookeConstant TherapyAlma CostelloJulie CrowCheryl and Edward DauberAmy and Steven R. DemboRenee DenisJanice DittelmanJoyce and Morris DworkinRose and Gary DworkowitzMargaret DziezanowskiMark ElfantEileen EricksonCharlotte EthMarilou Faith and Joseph TenenbaumStephen FarawellSukyin and George FarrisLaraine and Everett FergensonVicky FlimanPaula M. FlynnJanet ForerFreedom BankLisa GelmettiKaren GiannelliRobert GibbsSharon and Leon GlaserShira GoldmanEmilie GrecoBeth and Harvey GrossMaryanne GrundyAlice HarrisonHauptman & Hauptman, P.C.Bernice and Joseph HayduAmy and Andrew HealyJeremy HlavacekTamara Heimlich and Steven MermelsteinSusan and David HollenbeckJudith and Michael IsraelPeter J. KahnBruce KalterChristine KangRonnie KatzAnne and Robert KesslerGrace KimMary and Marian KoobJaqueline and Paul KourySami KramonCarol and William KurtzerLaGuardia Community CollegePam and Jim LangellJeffrey LatzerLaurie and Dan LevineRhoda LiebowitzMarcia LinebargerGloria LongoPam MagiRachel and Mark MannMainly Meetings TravelMaywood Rotary Club Kelly McGuire Richard M. Meth

Alice and Vincent MinneciEnnis MittmanRosemary and Robert MorganAnn MoscovitzJessica and Robert NachemanAndrew NewmanWalter NoltingOlga NoskinAndrew NussbaumDebra Oremland and Arthur SinenskyMargarita PachecoArleen and Gary PostPatricia RaberShlomo ResslerGail RiederMichelle RitholtzRobert RosenzweigJacqueline RossJill and Kenneth RotaFrancine F. RothRadha Sankaran Jane SchapiroArlene and Joseph SchwartzPatricia SecoPBF Holding Company LLCPeter SedlarcikSelective InsuranceIris and Floyd ShapiroFran and Marc SiditskyCarolyn SmithJean and George SmithJonnie SoferEllen and Lloyd SokoloffSpeech ClubGloria and Alan I. SternSusquehanna Information Systems Inc.NJ Senator Steven SweeneyGretchen SzaboSheri and Craig TendlerJames TillmanSue and Robert TorreJohn TynanWilliam TerensUBS Financial Services Inc.Penelope Van OstenSheela VinodSusan and Timothy WallerLola and Henry WeberLoretta WeinbergPeter WeissNaomi and Hadar WeissJacqueline and Larry WeitznerNorma Wellington and Bernie KosterJanae WhitesideNicole WhittedJonathan WiltInge and Paul Wolff Lisa and Ray WolkindTheresa WrightZog Sports

SUPPORTER (UP TO $99)Ruth AachHeather Abbe Nereida and Vito AddottaKaren and Harold AlbenbergTimothy AlbertsBetty Ann AllenMary Jean AllevaJudy Andersen and Michael La VeglaM.J. AugustRoy W. BamptonSusan and Richard BarnettFrieda BartCrystal BatsonJoellyn and George BelhumerFay BerlinMaria and Attilio BetJoe BevilacquaLauren and Ray BlumHelga BodeenStephen BreitkopfYvonne BroggiIngrid and Ron BruensBeatrice Ann BudaJohn CarfagnoEvangeline and Danny CastroBeverly and Mark CavanaghJanet Ceriani

Churchill FamilyAlice ClaarMichael CohenCathy ColoffTodd CoopermanNatalie Crooms-WardJocelyn E. CrowleyBrian DalyMartha De YoungEllen and Jean DeerDanielle DeFuria and Nicole PatonHarold Di GiacomoChristine and James DiguiseppeJean DoyleSusan and William DunphyRita ElliottMikki and Richard EpperleinRosemaire and Daniel FierroSteven Louis FinkelsteinLenore Bernadette FinninGladys FlaxAnne FleisherAldo FredaKenneth GearyMarion A. GelewskiCarol and Samuel GibbonFelicia GirondaAvi GoldenMichael GottfriedLinda and Phil GouldMillie and Seymour GrayeMaria GreenMarsha and Paul GreenbergMarcia and Kenneth GrossmanBarbara and Bill GrundyRobert L. GurmankinBarbara and Daniel HaberCynthia HajdukDomencia HartNeil HaymesMinna HeilpernLinda HeimannJeanette and Martin HeisteinMary Ellen HigginsCarol and Charles HoeselElise HolcombeEsmilda Abreu-Hornbostel and Michael HornbostelChristine HurleyNighat and Javed IspahanyJudy Holliday KaneSue and Ken KanrichRosalee and Doug KeechDavid KeltyJohn KirkwoodRena and Steven KloskAndrea KnappNaomi KnopfArlene LandzettelElaine LaRoseSandra and Barry LatzerMaryls LehmannSusan LevineJudi and Howard LewinJudy and Jerry LiaoSusan LubalinKathleen MaatSusan and Douglas MacAulayBetsy and Paul MarkowitzPatrick McCarthyMary Kim McGuirkTheresa M. McHughJo Ann McKayMarcia Minuskin and Jeffrey ZonenshineMoonachie PBA Local 102Anne MooreJuanita and Thomas MoriarityMerri NeidorffMary and Joseph OlenskiEdith and Kurt OsinskyBecky Parker and Arthur MatarazzoDhruv PatelJillian PecoraroCharles PedraniAri PerlinAlana PeroJoan PestkaArlene PiazzaEthel and Irving PlutzerJudith G. PottElissa PowellMicki Prokop

Gail PrystowskyHazel and Raymond RalphCarol RamerMaryann RamosLinda Burton RicksMary Alice and Robert D. RippeEdward Rogan & Associates, LLCCiara RosarioLynne RulloJenna RussoMyra SabelMaryann SantomartinoMarilyn and Hyman SaposhConrad SchmidtPeggy SchneiderMajorie and Stephen SchoenholzLjohn SchuchSharon SchurBetty and Harry SchwartrzbergHerva L. and Jerold SchwartzNorma SeidlerNola SherLynda and Alan SleppEleanor SmithRosi SmithJoanne SnyderStacy SoleyAlixandra SteierVivek SubramanyamCheryl and Gregory S. SwansonKristen and Steve SwansonJoel SwerenJack TacchinoHarold TakooshianPaul TasslerTemple Avodat ShalomCatherine and Francis J. ThielMiriam and John ThielkeVicki and George TorreMaria TorreAngie and Rob TynanKathryn and Gene Van BurenGeri Van SantPeter VaughanVolunteer Center of Bergen County, Inc.Peggy and David WeimanLeah WeinbergerBeth WexlerIlene and Samuel WolosinKen Zaentz

IN-KIND GIFTSA&P PrintingGinette AbbanatElaine Adler Steve AdubatoArista Trophy & AwardsBergenPACBrian CastkaKaren CastkaLinda and Phil CennerazzoErika Deer PhotographyJay EaglesonSandra GovicAudrey HollandEva HolzerRobert JonesBruce KalterMadeline KlineJoanne and Anthony MartinoTyler MathisenLisaRose and Michael McCabeEdward Morgan PhotographyMWWPRMyron CorporationNational Basketball AssociationNJ Car WashChristine and Ed OrdwaySusan and Deane PennPNC Financial Services Group, Inc.Marie and Newell PughMike RandallReform Lifestyle BoutiqueSomething SpecialNJ Senator Loretta Weinberg

To err is human, to forgive is divine. We apologize for any errors or omissions.