Woods Services Annual Report 2015

Annual Report | 2015
Unlocking potential. One life at a time.
Our Core Values
HEALTH AND SAFETY – We are committed to protecting and
preserving the well-being of the individuals we serve and our
employees. We work diligently to promote a just culture of
transparency and accountability that identifies, mitigates and
effectively manages risk.
RESPECT – We are committed to compassionate care, ethical
practices, effective and honest communication, collaborative
relationships, and the highest standards of integrity.
We acknowledge and value the dignity of all human beings and
value our relationships with one another – without exception.
LEADERSHIP – We are committed to being a high-performance
organization, an employer and provider of choice, and a recognized
leader in the field of human services. We work to instill that same
passion and drive for success into both the individuals we serve
and our employees.
OURVISION
OURMISSION
We envision a world where an individual has opportunities
and supports that promote self-determination, the joy of
Woods supports children and adults with disabilities
or challenges to achieve their highest potential and
independence through innovative and individualized
approaches that promote learning and personal
achievement, and a fulfilling life.
ADVOCACY – We are committed to advocating for the welfare of
the individuals we serve, in keeping with the tradition of our founder,
Mollie Woods. We proactively take action to protect and advance
the best interest of the individuals we serve through active
engagement in our communities, and by influencing policies and
decisions made at the local, state, and federal levels.
COURAGE – We are committed to positive change. We have the
resolve to advocate for the best interests of the individuals we
serve and the openness to pursue opportunities that advance our
vision, mission, and values.
fulfillment.
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FULFILLING LIVES.
A Message from Our President.
Unlocking potential. One life at a time.
Dear Friends,
Woods Services has earned a national reputation for the
compassionate, quality supports it provides for people with
intellectual and developmental disabilities. We assist
people with special needs in unlocking their potential,
discovering their talents, and learning skills that help them
live as independently as possible and enjoy fulfilling and
rewarding lives.
An energy radiates at Woods Services as you move through our
residences and day programs. The individuals we serve are growing,
learning, and living well with the support of a dedicated and
compassionate staff. We cheer the successes of individuals, some of
them major like Maddy and Val who you will read about in this report, but
more are small incremental steps taken toward greater independence.
We also celebrated organizational successes in fiscal year 2015, which
included the opening and dedication of the Stabler NeuroRehab Center
with a keynote address given by The Honorable Patrick J. Kennedy. The
renovated and expanded space has enabled us to open a Clubhouse
for individuals who have acquired brain injuries, one of 17 in the United
States in which persons with brain injuries can participate in group
activities that help them build their skills to prepare them for community
employment. In addition, Beechwood NeuroRehab was awarded a
contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) for its Assisted
Living Program for Veterans with Traumatic Brain Injury.
Our day programs are an area of growth for Woods. Including our
schools, employment alternatives, and the Clubhouse, we increased day
program enrollment by 61 percent from 2014 to 2015. We also increased
employment opportunities for the people we serve by opening a kiosk
at the Oxford Valley Mall where the individuals we serve sell crafts and
floral arrangements for our Yellow Daffodil Flower Shop. In addition,
we opened the Common Grounds Café in our former Woodlands
Education Center where one can purchase coffee, snacks and lunch
Monday through Friday from 7 am-4 pm. Both provide many different
skill development opportunities from retail sales to inventory to food
preparation. All lead to community employment possibilities.
We were founded more than a century ago by visionary
Mollie Woods with two simple goals — to advance the
quality of life and standard of care for individuals with
disabilities. She gained international recognition for her
groundbreaking work in helping children with exceptional
needs experience the joy of achievement and lead
fulfilling lives.
Today, we’ve broadened her mission to serve people of all
ages and levels of care with a unique model that empowers
them to set and achieve ambitious goals. Our model relies
on the strength of our highly trained, highly motivated, and
extremely dedicated team of clinicians, educators and
counselors who work in partnership with the people we serve
to develop and implement highly individualized support plans
that are as unique as they are.
Like most human service organizations, we’ve experienced
challenges as funding resources dwindle and demands for
services increase. Despite these difficulties, Woods Services
remains in a strong financial position enabling us to stay
focused on our commitment to the people we serve.
We will continue to innovate and find solutions to help
individuals with disabilities unlock their potential and
realize their dreams.
Sources of Funding for Individuals Served by Woods
From the days of Mollie’s founding, to the present, we have helped
people with exceptional needs unlock their potential, experience the joys
of achievement, and live meaningful and fulfilling lives. We are grateful
for the extraordinary support we receive from family, friends, businesses
and foundations who partner with us to guarantee that we can continue
to honor the ideals set forth by Mollie Woods. Thank you especially to our
staff who form the core of our programs. Their dedication, in conjunction
with participation from many family and friends, ensures that individuals
with disabilities will have opportunities and choices that lead to growth
and personal fulfillment. Thanks once again for all of your support.
Sincerely,
Scott Spreat, Ed.D.
President and CEO
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FULFILLING LIVES.
Program Specialist Chris Jowett; Clinician Kim Schreffler;
Clinical Director Constance Grant; Residential Manager
Richard Reid, and Education Director Terry Czarkowski.
While Val’s parents and his team met weekly to set goals,
it was the direct care staff who were with him continually
and gained his trust who have helped him become a
loving, interesting young man.
In general, teams meet as frequently as is needed, but not
as often as Val’s. This extraordinary group met each week
to discuss his progress and to establish the next goal to
work toward. Some weeks, the same goal remained on the
table and different strategies were developed to help him
achieve it. Over the first few weeks, Val was able to walk to
school where a special classroom was set up for him.
The duration of time spent in a chair in the classroom
increased over time, gradually other students were
introduced into the room, and now Val takes part in lessons
spending a full day actively participating in school.
The Woods Difference. Val’s Story.
A warm July day greeted a then 14 year-old Val as he
arrived at Woods in a padded van accompanied by his
father and a behaviorist. Val’s actions prevented him from
being transported any other way as he would kick out the
windows. Those and other behaviors kept him from
participating in daily life activities as he usually hurt himself
or others. Even with the most intensive supports, school
became a place of continual crisis.
Jani and Lenny Sblendorio, Val’s parents, arrived with
unsettled certainty as they accepted their decision to
make a journey of the heart more than 100 miles from the
their home in Wayne, New Jersey to Woods in Langhorne,
PA. Could Woods unlock the power of thought that they
hoped their son with autism capable? Would he be safe?
While their expectations of Woods were high, what has
transpired has exceeded their wildest hopes and dreams
for Val, and frankly, for them as well. As a result of
intensive teamwork in his first year, his aggressive
behaviors decreased significantly, he became curious
about his surroundings, his communication improved
and a loving personality started to blossom.
The staff assigned to work with Val played a significant
role in his improvement. His team comprised the
following: two direct care staff members, Tony Balter
and Marcelle Goode; teacher Denise Tholey;
No longer isolated, Val is now a recognized and well-loved
resident of Woods. He lives a life beyond confused
existence, and interacts, understands and learns from his
friends, each one with their own special gifts and needs.
To the delight of all, Val now has a limited, yet growing,
sight word vocabulary, and looks for new experiences.
Jani and Lenny believe that, “This type of collaboration
over the years is unmatched and cannot be duplicated.
Where else is there such a detailed database of how
interventions work or do not work in multiple environments?
This would NEVER be duplicated outside of Woods
despite our intensive efforts.” The progress is clear,
“Our son had zero friends and he is now the mini Mayor of
Woods. His safety needs are met without hindering him
from new experiences. Val has opportunities for
enrichment at all times.”
The Sblendorios recognize that the sacrifice and challenge
they met more than six years ago now affords a new life
for their family - a life that they had not envisioned, or even
thought attainable. Holidays and weekends are spent with
Val at Woods Services. While Val is their only child, they
lovingly open their hearts to ALL of their Woods family.
“Thank you Woods Services, we are so grateful to you and
your team, and are proud to walk arm and arm as we go
through our journey with autism together.”
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THANK YOU
To all of our
generous donors.
We couldn’t do what
we do without you
and all your support.
We extend our sincere GRATITUDE and heartfelt THANKS to those who have invested in Woods’ exceptional people
and programs that enable us to support individuals in attaining a fulfilling life. We offer our appreciation to the following
individuals, corporations, organizations, and foundations that thoughtfully supported Woods Services with gifts between
July 1, 2014 and June 30, 2015.
$250,000 and above
Donald B. and Dorothy L. Stabler
Foundation
$50,000 - $99,999
Dwight and Mary Miller
Pennsylvania Department of
Transportation
$25,000 - $49,999
Faulkner - Ciocca Dealerships
Foundations Community Partnership
Jane Francisco
The Huisking Foundation, Inc.
Trion Group, a Marsh & McLennan
Agency
$10,000 - $24,999
AVS Foundation
Bates Family Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faulkner
Alan and Rita Greene
Emmett R. Hook Jr. Trust
Faulkner West Chester
Independence Blue Cross
Ronald F. Myers
Synergy Pharmacy Services
Mary Helen Taliaferro
TD Charitable Foundation
TD Bank
$5,000 - $9,999
Ally Auto
Angler West Consultants
Karen Blood and Amy Grace
Church & Dwight Employee
Giving Fund
Charles Cross Architecture
Ciocca Hyundai Quakertown
Alice DeVoe and John Szabo
Eastern States Hyundai Dealers
Advertising Assoc., Inc.
eBay Inc. Foundation and Silicon
Valley Community Foundation
Abraham M. and Rose Ellis
Foundation
Elliot’s Vending Company
Ethos Group, Inc.
Faulkner Family Foundation
Paul and Marianne Gard
Leonard J. Graziani, MD
Harvest Moon Landscaping, Inc.
The Loy T. Hempt Trust
Thomas and Martha May
PFM Advisors
Judith Purcell
Diana L. Ramsay
RSM
Charles and Carolyn Reichenbach
Drs. Scott and Suzie Spreat
Victor and Cecilia Vega
Ann L. Wild
The Family of Tully Williams
$2,500 - $4,999
AutoTrader.com
Beverly L. Anello
Ruth Camp Campbell Foundation
Carr & Duff, Inc.
Cars.com
Ciocca Subaru
Ciocca Ford Quakertown
CMM, Inc.
Chris Coval
Echo Financial Products, LLC
Faulkner BMW
Fenningham, Stevens, Dempster
& Coval, LLP
The First National Bank and
Trust Company of Newtown
Grant Thornton, LLP
The Hazer Family
The Herling Family
Johnson, Kendall & Johnson, Inc.
Robert J. Lieber Charitable Trust
Malady & Wooten, LLP
Marnie Maxwell
William and Lainey McMahon
Andrew and Connie Neary
Oxford Valley Pain and Surgical
Center
Parx Casino
Phyllis M. Patricco and the
Brindisi Family
Philadelphia Zoo
Powerlytics, Inc.
EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE.
R.P. Mongillo Plumbing & Heating
The George W. Rentschler
Foundation
Seyfarth Shaw LLP
Sharer Petree Brotz & Snyder
Dan Shine
Peter Shubiak
Stifel
Martha G. Stott
Larry Sullivan Family
Jeff and JoAnne Tarnoff
UNUM
U.S. Foodservice Philadelphia
George and Janet Vergis
Veritiv
$1,000 - $2,499
Bob and Marcia Adams
John and Mary Aiello
Allies, Inc.
AllSector Technology Group
Angelo’s Carpet One
John and Jessie Antonius
John and Gwen Aviles
Stanley and Lillian Axenfeld
Barry Isett & Associates, Inc.
The Behar Family
Blockhouse Company, Inc.
Boyle Construction, Inc.
Bullard Automotive Group, Inc.
Paul and Cindy Caracappa
Center for Colon and Rectal
Health, Inc.
Charles Cross
Ciocca Collision
Cozen O’Connor
Ann and Eugene Cremins
Kem and Phoebe Edwards
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Faulkner Chevrolet
John and Maureen Fenningham
Stephen and Joan Flynn
Jeff Gordon
Tim, Kathy, Brandon and
Liam Graham
Mark S. Greenberg
Gurjeet and Mary Grewal
Michael and Anita Haggerty
Hatfield Quality Meats
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Hay Group
Herbert and Ilyne Herling
Doug and Cheryl Kauffman
Susan Larkin
Jonathan and Sharon Liggett
The Lubert Family Foundations
Samuel P. Mandell Foundation
Manfredi Mushroom, Inc.
Justin and Neha Markle
Marshall, Dennehey, Warner,
Coleman & Goggin
Robert and Suzanne Moore
Antoinette and John Pergolin
Bryan and Julia Pfister
Pickering, Corts & Summerson, Inc.
The Dale L. Reese Foundation
RoMedicare, LLC
Eileen Sawyer
Schachter Portnoy, LLC
Jesse and Lauren Serventi
Siemens Caring Hands Foundation
John and Kathy Spagnola
Starfish Media Group
Hilary Stephens
The Supplee and Yousefian
Families
H. Lynn Tractman
Unitex
vAuto
Chris Veno
Waste Management of
Delaware Valley
Wells Fargo Dealer Services
Frank and Janice Whitelam
Mark T. Williams
Wrightstown Family Medicine, PC
$500 - $999
Allied World
Larry Alter
Apex Financial Advisors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Argo
Arlington Heritage Group
BBD, LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Belmondo
Berkshire Hathaway Homestate
Companies
Dale S. Bernstein
BestVest Investments, LTD
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Donors cont.
$500 - $999
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Bodenheimer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Booth Jr.
Karen A. Bossert
Burke Motor Group
Catholic Health East/
AP Shared Services
CBC Advertising
Ciocca Chevy Quakertown
Ciocca Ford Souderton
Ciocca Honda Harrisburg
Coho Partners
Rebecca Creskoff
David Daneker
Delcrest Medical Services, Inc.
George DeVoe
Dawn Diamond
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Drigotas III
Elliott, Lynne, and Ethan Dubin
Drew Eddy
Edison Court, Inc.
Elliott-Lewis Corporation
David R. Evanson
The Honorable Frank A. Farry
Faulkner Hyundai - Philadelphia
Judith S. Faulkner
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fesnak
Karen L. Fleming
Dr. Vail P. Garvin
Dr. Mary Ann Gataletto
The Glenmede Trust Company, NA
Marilyn Goldstein
The Herling Family
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hoelter
Jake Hollander
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ingersoll
Jackson Lewis
Kathleen Burns Kapusnick
Anita Karo
Mr. and Mrs. Derek Kimmel
Simon and Lisa Kimmelman
John and Barbara Krivda
Joseph Lazzarotti
Judith Leuck
R.J. Lewis
Brian MacHenry
John and Chris Marcy
Carley A. Maurer
Robert McLernan
Mr. and Mrs. Bill McMahon
Mercadien Consulting, LLC A Mercadien Group Company
Angelo Monaco
National Aquarium
Anthony O’Brien
Jennifer Pechet
Jim Pluck
The Precision Environmental
Company
RBC Foundation - USA
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Reber, MD
Heather Reynolds
RT Workers’ Comp Specialty
Derek Rubini
Thomas and Karen Shade
Mr. and Mrs. John Simonelli
Betty Sokol
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Strohmetz
Sunoco Inc.
Brian Sushko
The Taimanglo Family
Richard Tewksbury
Andrew Trauger
Chris Walker
Peter Walker
Rick Wayne
Patricia D. Wellenbach
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Widing
Craig Wigginton
Mark and Holly Wolbransky
and Family
Wolfington Body Company, Inc.
Worth & Company, Inc.
$250 - $499
Dr. and Mrs. David Archibald
Dwayne Arehart
William Basler
Rick Battaglia
Beneficial Bank
Donna Rumsey Benson
Michael and Teresa Berks
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Blackwell
Victoria Brossy
David and Holly Brown
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John Brubaker
Elizabeth Burzynski*
Sue Campbell
Canon Solutions America, Inc.
Mary Ann Capeci
Cautilli Orthopaedic Surgical
Specialists
Ciocca Volkswagen Allentown
Connor Weber & Oberlies
Mr. and Mrs. Ernesto Cosme Jr.
Thomas H. Cosgrove
Cresa-Philadelphia
Andrea D’Alessio
Mr. and Mrs. George Dempster
Nancy Donahue
B. Lorraine Dreby
William Dunkelberg
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Epstein
Elaine Faulkner
Leonard A. Feinberg, Inc.
Andrea Nuddle Fink
Carol Gallagher
Edward Garrity
William F. Geilfuss III
Michael Giantini
Hugh D. Gillespie
Rich Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Gorman
Joseph Grossbauer
The Haviaras Family
Kathy A. Hodak
Mr. and Mrs. David V. Hoffman
Kieran Holohan
Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Hornberger
Niki Ingram
Thompson and Mary Jane Irvin
David J. James
Marvin Johnson
Laura Kahn
Jeffrey Kalamar
Charles and Virginia King
Murray and Elayne Klein, parents
of Scott Sarubin
John and Martha Kubeyka
Langhorne Borough
Daniel LaValla
Harry J. Lawall & Son, Inc.
Jennifer Lessin
Mark E. Levin, Esq.
Bob Lewis
Lyophilization Technology, Inc.
Ernest Mann
Gary Maurer
Merle McCann
Aubrey McClendon
Mary Mealey
Mark Metaxotos
Miller Bros.
Mary Ellen Moore
Frank Naylor
Jeffrey Nelson
Robert Niles
Tony Payton
Sandra Phillips
John and Angela Plantarich
Alan and Hanna Press
Provident Energy
John Racanelli
Carol Rediger
Catherine Robertson
Jessica Robeson
Rotary Club of Shady Brook
Charities
Russell Rice Associates, Inc.
David Sandel, Esq.
John and Rose Savitz
Joseph I. Savoca
Michael Schmidt
Scott Seiz
David and Thomasin Shepp
Gordon Shopp
Gary and Tammi Steinberg
Laura Tarallo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G.
Trachtman, Esq.
United by Autism and the Family
of Val-Austin Sblendorio
Linda Van Derveer
Geno Vento
Gennaro Vuono
Mr. and Mrs. Kristian Weeder
Norman White
Marsha Willis
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Winslow
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Wolfson
Debbie Woodman
Joanne Adamson Woodyard
and David O. Woodyard
Lauren Young
Young’s Garage, Inc.
The Yousefians and The Supplees
Mr. Bryan Zanolini
Woods traveled back in time to the Roaring Twenties for
the HOLLYWoods Gala, which was held on January 17,
2015, at the Hyatt Bellevue in Philadelphia. The theme for
the night was The Great Gatsby and the red carpet gave
attendees a chance to show off their fringe, fedoras,
and feathers.
The second annual gala raised more than $227,000
overall, including $55,550 during a special video appeal to
raise funds to facilitate travel home for individuals living at
Woods. NBC10 Reporter Jim Rosenfield served as the gala
emcee and attendees enjoyed live entertainment from
Joshua Pensinger, a young man living at Woods, Marlana
VanHoose, a young woman from Kentucky who is visually
impaired and diagnosed with cerebral palsy, and the Mood
Swings Big Band.
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Maddy’s Journey.
Maddy had a few problems before coming to Woods. Her
most significant challenge was controlling her anger, which
led to violent rages and threatening behavior. Frankly,
our staff had never seen such extreme outbursts and had
reservations about admitting her. However, they felt that
they could make a difference in her life through support
that would empower her to make the changes necessary
to enable her to return home to her family.
The influence and impact of this mission has bolstered
Maddy’s self-esteem. She now values her ability to make
a tangible difference in the world. Maddy’s 360 degree life
turnaround in just two years is one of the most significant
we’ve experienced. Our staff believes that championing
this cause became part of her therapy aimed at learning,
developing, and nurturing positive behaviors. Maddy now
has self-confidence and dreams for her future!
In just a little more than two years of treatment, Maddy’s
life has changed forever. Madelina E. Kubasta, age 17,
was honored in November by the Central Bucks Chamber
of Commerce for her leadership in the UNLESS initiative
championed by the Philadelphia Zoo. The UNLESS project
is an effort to raise awareness of the harmful effects on
the natural habitats of many endangered species by the
proliferation of palm oil, pulp and paper plantations. Most
affected by this tragedy are the orangutan and Sumatran
tiger through unsustainable farming and deforestation in
the world’s rain forests.
Maddy says she is most grateful to her grandfather and
mother for finding Woods Services, which she calls “a
blessing.” She has big plans for her future. Inspired by
her grandmother, who once owned a floral shop, Maddy
expects to return to her Washington home and pursue a
career in floral design. In preparation for this career, you
may have seen her captivating smile at our own Yellow
Daffodil Flower Store. Our staff at Woods believes that
Maddy is their “blessing” because she has taught them
about perseverance, hope, and joy.
Maddy immersed herself in this initiative through the
encouragement of her clinician, Dr. Constance Grant, who
correctly predicted that Maddy would empathize with the
suffering animals. Maddy’s leadership of the palm oil
initiative in school has been pivotal in her overall treatment.
Living so far from her home and family in Washington
State, Maddy easily related to the displacement of the
orangutans from their rainforest homes. Their plight
motivated her to become an advocate, share their story
and promote environmental conservation for orangutans
and other endangered wildlife.
EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE.
Her wish is that all animals can have a home that is their
natural place in the world just as she will go home to hers.
Please follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/
WoodsOrganization to read stories of other individuals
whose lives have changed thanks to the exceptional staff
at Woods.
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FULFILLING LIVES.
More than 950 people came to Woods on May 2, 2015, to kick off the inaugural
Run for Woods 5K and Fitness Fair. The Run/Walk/Roll event drew participants
from the community, as well as friends, family, and residents of Woods, and
raised more than $227,000, mostly through sponsorships and donations. The
money raised helps Woods Services prepare individuals for work and life in
the community and offers opportunities for social experiences.
Nearly 550 participants competed in a timed 5K race, which took them
through Woods’ campus as well as historic Langhorne, while the remainder
stayed at Woods for a leisurely 1-mile fun walk. The event served as a great
way to engage the local community in the camaraderie of Woods, as
Langhorne residents cheered on participants from their homes and businesses.
A Run to
Remember
But the fun didn’t stop there! After medals and prizes were awarded, all
participants were treated to a BBQ lunch, live entertainment, and a fitness fair.
Preparations are well under way for our second annual Run for Woods
5K Run/Walk/Roll, which will be held on Saturday, May 7, 2016.
Please visit www.runforwoods.org for more information!
Donors cont.
$100 - $249
A & K Industrial Corp.
Action Karate
Joe Adams
Augusto Adrid, MD
Robert Agnello
Mr. and Mrs. Oladipupo Ajayi
Lawrence and Ellen Albert
American Kitchen Machinery
Repair Co., Inc.
George Anderson
Joe Anderson
Paul and Susan Anderson
Nick Angelucci
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Angrick
Iad Antonios
Alexander Arehart
Christine Aumann
Susan Bankoff
Julie Bartl
Beacon Bridge Wealth Partners,
KMMG LLC
Jennifer Beccaris
Jana Belsky
Sarah E. Berg
Barry M. Berner
Cheryl Berringer
Deborah Berringer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Boffa
Christine Botica
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bradley
Susan Brocco
James S. Browne
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bucca
Tammy Buckley
Bethany Bullard
John Burns
Campaign Consultation
Incorporated
Brendon Carabello
Michael Carroll
Fred and Carol Casselman
Carolyn Cautilli
Dr. and Mrs. George P. Cautilli
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Chenney
Giovanna Chiti
Noreen Ciamaichelo
Gregg Ciocca
Denny and Evelyn Clark
Robert Connell
Marge Conner-Levin
The Conservatory
Chad Cross
Thomas Crowley
Kristin Csaszar
Matt Cullen
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Curtan
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Curtin
Robert and Teresa Czarkowski
Hillary D’Aprile
Ben Dati
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Davis
Terry Davis
Beverly G. Daye
Be Degrazia
Robert Delahanty
Delta Dental
Peter DeNunzio
Carrie Di Costanzo
Steve Diller
Jesse Dinkel
Ioana Douglas
Duff Co.
Margaret Duncan
Donna Dutcher
Elva Edwards
Robert Egan
John and Nancy Elder
Rosemarie Esteves
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Evans
Christine Everest
Walter Everett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fain
Gina Fasini
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Fasini
Jack and Heather Fehn
Ralph Fey
First Federal of Bucks County
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fitzgerald
Sheila Fitzpatrick
Darlene J. Flowers
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Fogli
Rev. Robert and Lori Fox
Robert Frafferty
Fred H. Straub, Inc.
Wilfried Gabel
Christian Garcia
Evalyn Gelhau
George School
Herb Georgiadis
Dr. and Mrs. Harry D. Getz
Frank Giardini
Arnette M. Gilstrop
George F. Gimmi Jr.
Barry and Alice Glassman
Vanessa Goff
Terence Golden
Elizabeth Goodhart
Gorman Optimal Health
Solutions, Inc.
Robert Gorman
Paul Gouza
Russ Graeber
Elisabeth Grant
Charles and Lois Greenawalt
Lee and Carine Gulick
Dan Haggerty
Elizabeth Hance
John Hanlon
Kim Haskell
Chris Hemerly
Susan Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Herman
Maria Herwig
Dee Hillas
Elizabeth Anne Hobson
Beverly Hock
Marlene Hoffman
Philip and Patricia Holland
Thomas Holohan
James R. Horn Jr.
Kathy E. Huber
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Mr. and Mrs. Greg Hucklebridge
Susan Hughes
Bradford Humphrey
Kathy M. Hunt
Maria Hylton
Jack Williams Tire Company, Inc.
Catherine Jackson
Dawn Johenning
Barbara Johnson
Lucy Johnson
Mike Jones
Jones Sign Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Kaminski
Christopher and Stephen Kamnitsis
Penny and Jim Kelly
Chi Kim
Soo H. Kim and So Young Kim
Jeanne Ann King
Tristan King
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Komyanek
Joseph Kovalcheck
Eric Kratchwell
Barry Kready
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krol
Stuart and Carol Kurlancheek
on behalf of Judy Axenfeld
Faye Lam
Hilary Lander
BaoChau Le
Leadership Recruiters
Ursula Anselmo Lemanski
Kimberly Lengel
Greta LePera
Barbara A. Lettiere
Carol Lizzi
Mr. and Mrs. Rob Loughery
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lovelidge
Steven and Susan Lundh
Alex MacKerell
Cookie Mahon
Mary Beth Mahoney and Ed Maitz
Dan Maida
David M. Maksymovich
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Lindsey Mandic
Andrew and Sandy Marker
Eileen Matesich
Mr. and Mrs. Drew Mattis
Bob Maurer
Brian McCartan
Mr. and Mrs. James K. McCormick
Debbie McGowan
Michael McInerney
Mr. and Mrs. Ward McMasters
Robert Meckling
Doreen Megna
Sharon Merhige
Audrey Miller
Manuel and Pauline Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Miller
Miller’s Auto & Truck
Accessories, LLC
Montana Mechanical Inc.
Michael Morgan
William Morrison
Kathryn Morrow
Denise Mosley
Holly Muller Alexander and
Joan Nagy
John Nalesnik
Norman Carpet One
Alison Ogelsby Farrell The Ogelsby Group, Realtors
Estela Ogiste
Susan Okeefe
On the Go Kids, Inc.
Optimal Health Center
Jack Oyler
Megan Oyler
Keith Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pasqualone
Patient First
Ryan Patrick
Edward Peers
Katie Peluse
Shelby Perkins
Juliet Perry
Amy Petersen
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Petersen
Trina Petroni
The Plant Lady of Bucks County, LLC
Mr. and Miss Gary Plefka
Allison Poirier
Daniel and Margo Polett
The Prementine Family
Revocable Trust
Jessica Prince
Rob Pritchard
Richard W. Purcell
Gregory Ream
Jana Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rittenhouse
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rogers
Kimberly Roncase
Rotary Club of Langhorne
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rubin
Lenore Rubino Rogers
John and Valerie Rushmore
Nolan Russo
John H. Salley
Mr. and Ruben R. Santana
Madison Saurman
Margaret Savoca and
Bruce Bradford
Evelyn Schaffer
Michael Schengold
Geri Schlask
Eric Schlusselberg
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schmidberger
Ellyn Schoen
Fred Schonwald
Thomas Scrivener
Kevin Seaton
Jeff Seitz
Darren Shames
Kathleen Shelinsky-Ficke
Patrick Sherman
Mary Pat Sherry
Michael Shoengold
Shoprite of Hunterdon County, Inc.
Peter and Barbara Shubiak
Stephen Shulman
Shirley Skolnik
Joel Smith
Shannon Smith
Sean Solomon
Jonathan Solomons
Joseph Spanier
Alan Speer
Cecilia Speer
Sports Car Tire
John Spy
Bradford Stephan
David Sterk
Robert Stitz
The Stoduto Family
Mr. and Mrs. Eileen Stone
Frances V. Stoughton
Fred Straub
Glen Stuart
George Sucher
Zachary Supernault
Robin Suydam
Tanya Swartz
Sweet Megan Baking Co., LLC
Elizabeth Szabo
Tabor Children’s Services
Tailor Made Maintenance
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Thayer
Caitlin Thomas
Nicole Thornton
Ann Titano
Maria Torrisi
Tom Trenwith
Tri State Martial Arts Academy
TruMark Financial Credit Union
Tucker Chiropractic Center PC
Stephen Tulli
Tyco Employees PAC Matching
Gift Program
Gary Underwood
John Van Grinsven
Vector Security
Mr. and Mrs. Andre von Hoyer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiss and
Doris Axelrod
Steven Wendelboe
Douglas Wesney
Kevin Whetstine
Bruce White
Gary Wiley
Rebecca Wilkinson
Donald Williams
Jud and Gay Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Winslow
Bruce Wite
Wei Ying Wong
Bob Wood
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wyka
Emily Yark
Young Living Essential Oils
Chet and Liz Zadrozny
*deceased
Woods Services Statement of Operations and Changes in Net Assets.
Year ending June 30
(In Thousands)
Service revenue
2015
$ 117,300 Contributions and other
2014
$ 113,600
2,000
2,200
Total revenue and support 119,300
115,800
Wages & benefits
92,800
91,100
Supplies & services
13,900
12,700
Occupancy costs
2,400
2,700
Interest expense
1,100
1,000
Depreciation & amortization
3,200
2,800
Other
2,200
2,900
115,600
113,300
3,700
2,500
Total Expenses
Change in Net Assets from
Operations
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