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AMERICAN RED CROSS 2010 ANNUAL REPORT
American Red Cross 2010 Annual Report For anyone who has read our previous annual reports, you will quickly notice we’ve done something different this year. We’ve decided to focus the 2010 Annual Report on the heart of SEPA Chapter; its one-of-a-kind Red Cross House – The Center for Disaster Recovery. “I AM LARGE, I Contain Multitudes.” In the pages that follow, you will learn all about Red Cross House and what it means to the people -Walt Whitman who live in Philadelphia, Delaware, Montgomery, Chester, and Bucks counties. You will read the stories of families, who would not have had anywhere to go in their moment of crisis without Red Cross House. You’ll hear from the people who’ve entrusted the Red Cross SEPA Chapter to care for its most vulnerable citizens. You’ll hear from some of the people who believe in Red Cross House and its mission so much they generously gave of their time, their treasure, and their talent, to see to it Red Cross House was built and will remain open for many years to come. Even though nearly 2,400 families have come through Red Cross House since it opened in April 2003, this still truly is just the beginning. as it was seven years ago, probably even more so. These words by poet Walt Whitman signify how Whitman saw himself, as a composite of all the people in his life – his neighbors, his family, his friends, and his countrymen. At the Red Cross, we too are large. Our multitudes are the one million people who received preparedness education last year, the 100,000 people who learned to save a life last year, and the 10,000 people who needed your help after a disaster last year. They are all symbolized by Red Cross House and the more than 1,000 people who stay there each year and the more than 12,000 volunteers who help us live our mission of helping people prevent, prepare for, and respond to life’s emergencies. You too are large and contain multitudes, so on behalf of all those who benefit from your great generosity and support, we thank you. - I Michael Coslov Chairman American Red Cross Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter 1 The American Red Cross, Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter a humanitarian organization led by volunteers 23rd and Chestnut Streets and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Philadelphia, PA 19103 Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross 215.299.4000 Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for, and respond www.redcrossphilly.org The quote in the mural on Red Cross House, “I am large, I contain multitudes,” is as apropos now Photo: Alex Lowy American Red Cross facebook.com/redcrossphilly twitter.com/redcrossphilly to emergencies. “We carry men, women, and children out of burning buildings and place them in the arms of the Red Cross. When the hoses are rolled up and the last fire truck pulls away, the Red Cross is there with the fire victims, and we can rest, knowing they are in good hands.” - Lloyd Ayers Philadelphia FiRe Commissioner Photo: Andrea J. Stanley, The Times Herald, Norristown, PA 3 Fires account for more than 90% of disasters in the five-county region—on average, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter responds to two fires every night. “When my family and I arrived at Red Cross House, we spoke with a counselor. Then, they settled us into our room. They gave us clothes and food. They gave me peace of mind.” 5 As soon as disaster victims arrive at Red Cross House, they receive a hot meal and get settled into a private family suite. The following day, a Red Cross social worker meets extensively with the family to formulate a recovery plan that will help them get back on track in about 21 days. “The Red Cross does a wonderful job of making sure that families return to normalcy as quickly as possible. In most cases, children staying at Red Cross House are back to school the very next morning following a fire. We love working with the staff at Red Cross House, because they value education as much as we do.” - Dr. Arlene Ackerman 7 Superintendent Philadelphia School District Throughout the recovery process, families stay together and receive the guidance they need. Caseworkers encourage families to establish a regular schedule quickly to ensure a smooth recovery. “I didn’t have to worry about where I was going to lay my head. I didn’t have to worry about how I was going to feed my children. I knew that the Red Cross was going to support me through the recovery process. My mother left her home to me so that I could raise my family, and because of Red Cross House, I can give the same gift to my children.” - Annetta Johnson Red Cross House client 9 Families with strong support systems and sufficient resources can rebuild their lives relatively quickly. However, for the most vulnerable populations in our community—the working poor, the disabled, and the sick—a residential fire may mean chronic homelessness or life in the city shelter system. “I didn’t know they had this until my house got burnt. It’s nice that people have a place like this.” - Eva Malone Red Cross House client Philly.com, January 6, 2010 Red Cross caseworkers and residential staff, under the direction of Yohan Weerasingha, serve as family advocates, assessing and addressing housing, financial, emotional, spiritual, and other needs throughout the recovery process. “I won’t hesitate to praise the support we’ve received. I have never experienced anything like this. The Red Cross has gone above and beyond what they needed to do.” The majority (92%) of disaster victims admitted to Red Cross House have an annual family income of less than $35,000. Without Red Cross House, they would enter the City’s homeless shelter system and be potentially separated from their family members. - Sean Wright Red Cross client Daily Local News, January 31, 2010 About Red Cross House: Within the past five years alone, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross has provided disaster relief to more than fifty thousand individuals. Families with strong support systems and sufficient resources can rebuild their lives relatively quickly. However, for the most vulnerable populations in our community—the poor, the disabled, and the sick—a residential fire may mean chronic homelessness or life in the city shelter system. Shelters are designed to accommodate the homeless—not self-sustaining families who lose their homes to unforeseen fires or floods. Shelters typically separate family members for health, safety, and availability reasons, but we believe they need to be together. The support and comfort family members provide for one another at such a time is critical, especially for children. The Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter recognized the need for a program specifically designed for disaster victims. Therefore, in November 2001, we broke ground for Red Cross House—The Center for Disaster Recovery. In the spring of 2002, we began construction, and in April 2003, we welcomed the first family. 13 Red Cross House is a two-story, 33,000 square-foot brick building located in West Philadelphia with the capacity to accommodate up to 120 individuals at a time in 26 private family suites. The facility includes social work offices, counseling and training rooms, indoor and outdoor children’s play areas, a laundry room, storage space for clients to use, and a large kitchen and dining area where clients are served three meals a day. Red Cross House is designed to help disaster victims maintain their dignity and rebuild their lives within an average of 21 days. With the help of Red Cross caseworkers, disaster victims formulate and follow a recovery plan designed to connect them with the resources they need to avoid dependence on county and city services. Since the doors of Red Cross House opened in April 2003, disaster victims have recovered and rebuilt their lives faster and at about a third of the cost of a city shelter. Most important, Red Cross House— The Center for Disaster Recovery has kept more than 2,400 families together throughout the recovery process. Philadelphia “The Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Red Cross does a phenomenal job of meeting the needs of disaster victims in the five-county area. Through Red Cross House, the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter has gone above and beyond to help facilitate the recovery process for families who have lost everything.” - Jill Michal President & CEO United way of Southeastern pennsylvania “Families who stay at Red Cross House are sometimes able to return to a better standard of living, because they are made aware of available public assistance. In addition to bettering the lives of those who stay there, Red Cross House reaches even farther into the community by serving as a school for the Red Cross’ Nurse Assistant Training program, a community center for CPR and other safety training courses, and a home base for disaster victims throughout the five counties who choose not to stay at Red Cross House but who require Red Cross care.” - Dr. Susan Kinnevy Family Welfare advocate and researcher, University of Pennsylvania 15 When families leave Red Cross House, they have rebuilt their lives, secured a financially stable living situation, and begun the emotional healing process. Since April 2003, nearly 2,400 families have rebuilt their lives with the help of Red Cross House. 7 Years of service 137,450 Nights of shelter provided to families with nowhere to turn but the Red Cross 33,000 Square-foot facility, with a large kitchen, dining room, meeting room, and two play areas 26 Hotel-style family “suites” (bath, desk, sink, cabinets, dressers, and beds) 120 Daily person capacity 71% Average occupancy rate 7,812 Children and adults helped 2,412 Families helped 412,350 Meals served 373 Workshops for adults and families (about one a week) 2,304 Adult participants in workshops–stress management, financial planning, fire safety, etc. 536 Group activities for children 3,077 Child participants in art & music therapy, after-school programs, etc. 764 Child participants in four Red Cross House camps 92% Disaster clients with family income less than $35,000 2,623 Days in operation since April 2003 Vision Statement We will serve every individual and family across the region by mobilizing the power of our community to prevent, prepare for, and respond to disaster. Financial Statements Revenue $14,073,013 Expense $14,073,013 • Enhancing and protecting the Red Cross brand. • Investing in our people and core systems. • Inspiring and engaging new generations of leaders, supporters, and volunteers. • Funding our future. 17 The American Red Cross is not a government agency; we rely on donations of time, money, and volunteers to do our work. The Chapter’s full financial statements are available for review at Chapter headquarters, 23rd and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia, PA. 2009-2010 Board of Directors Legend - *County Chair **Emeritus Chair ***Board Chair Arlene C. Ackerman, Ed.D. Superintendent Philadelphia School District Sanket A. Akerkar General Manager Microsoft Corporation Daniel J. Hilferty President of Health Markets Independence Blue Cross Raymond Angelo President Westinghouse Lighting Corporation Henry Hockeimer, Esq. Partner Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP Lloyd Ayers Commissioner Philadelphia Fire Department George W. Karr, Jr.** Co-Chairman Karr Barth Associates, Inc. Helaine Banner Community Partner Adrian R. King, Jr., Esq Partner Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP John C. Carrow** Chief Executive Officer Work/Life Connection I Michael Coslov***, Chairman Chairman Tube City IMS Walter D’Alessio** Vice Chairman NorthMarq Capital Denise L. Devine President Nutripharm, Inc. Valerie Ferguson Regional Vice President Loews Atlanta Hotel Mark J. Foley, Esq. Partner Cozen O’Connor Christopher T. Gheysens Senior Vice President, CFO & CAO Wawa, Inc. Richard Glazer, Esq. Founder & Partner (ret.) Cozen O’Connor Chair Philadelphia Board of Ethics 19 M. Amanda High Director of Strategic Initiatives OIC International Terry Laudal Sr. Vice President SAP America, Inc. Karen Martin Univest Chair of Volunteers American Red Cross SEPA Chapter Joseph S. Martz Executive Director The Girard Estate Marciene Mattleman Founder & CEO After School Activities Partnership Harry J. McHugh** Sr. Vice President (retired) Wawa, Inc. Ian P. McLean EVP, Exelon and CEO, Exelon Transmission Company Ronald Naples Chairman Emeritus Quaker Chemical Corporation Thomas R. Nathan, Esq. Senior Vice President Comcast Cable Communications, LLC Greg Rost Vice President & Chief of Staff University of Pennsylvania Walt D’Alessio Vice Chairman NorthMarq Capital Delaware County Advisory Board Timothy C. Scheve President & CEO Janney Montgomery Scott LLC William Harvey, Esq. Founding Partner Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers, LLP David L. Hackett, Esq., Chair Dan Bair John Barnes Kathleen Breslin Patrick Burns Karen Carlson Tore Fiore Michelle Howard Vital Harry Jamison J.P. Kelly Pierre Lauzon Joseph Mastronardo Trish McFarland Joseph McGinn Chad McGroarty H. Fintan McHugh William Mullray Thomas Musi Lisa Paolino Ray Pennacchia Pete Peterson Dominic Pileggi Debbie Pitt Richard Pruett James Raith Carmine Rego Joseph Saunders Kenneth Schuster Mike Shoemaker Lawrence Weathers David White Terri Smith* First Vice President First Niagara Private Client Services William J. Stallkamp** Chief Executive Officer (ret.) Mellon Bank David Strawbridge** Senior Vice President (ret.) Strawbridge & Clothier Rob van der Merwe President & CEO Checkpoint Systems, Inc. Sheilah D. Vance, Esq. Executive Director Institute for Educational Equity and Opportunity Charles D. Wallace Vice President, Global Information Technology Keystone Foods LLC Karol Wasylyshyn President Leadership Development, Inc. Tara L. Weiner Managing Partner, Greater Philadelphia Region Deloitte & Touche USA, LLP John F. White, Jr. President & CEO The Consortium, Inc. Anne Wilms Chief Information Officer (ret.) Shire Pharmaceutical Michael J. Woods* Regional Manager Univest Robert E. Keith, Jr. Managing Director IT, Software & Services TL Ventures Warren V. Musser Managing Director The Musser Group Bernard J. Poussot President Wyeth Pharmaceuticals Rena Rowan-Damone Founder Jones NY Ronald Rubin Chairman & CEO Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust Robert I. Toll Chairman & CEO Toll Brothers, Inc. Thomas Wulkan President SCA Americas David Yost CEO AmerisourceBergen Corporation Charles Pizzi President & CEO Tasty Baking Company Emeritus and Ex-Officio Board Thomas M. Brady Cynthia Charles Herman Hutchinson Walter R. Livingston, Jr. Margery Wolf Montgomery County Advisory Board Jonathan M. Grosser, Chair W. Paul Delp Ron Freed Joyce Goldberg Benjamin P. Jaurigue Kate McClung Jonathan M. Peterson, Esq. Mike Tur Donors The Clara Barton Society $25,000+ David S. Yadgaroff Vice President KYW Newsradio Bucks County Advisory Board Anonymous Mrs. Dorrance Hamilton Bonnie and Tom Hays Barbara and George Karr Bruno Zepeda President SCA Personal Care Michael J. Woods, Chair Don Adriaansen Rosanne Baughman David Gromlich Christopher Hall Charles Pressler Paul Silvestri Megan Tomlinson The George W. Karr, Jr. Society $10,000 - $24,999 Jonathan M. Grosser* Partner Stradley Ronon Stevens & Young, LLP Robert W. Owens Senior Vice President Sunoco, Inc. David L. Hackett, Esq.* Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC Eliana Papadakis Community Partner Roosevelt Hairston, Jr., Esq. Senior Vice President Deputy General Counsel The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Kenneth Piña, Esq. Principal Core Risks Ltd. David L. Cohen, Chair Executive Vice President Comcast Corporation Barbara D. Hauptfuhrer Community Partner Charles H. Ramsey Commissioner Philadelphia Police Department William L. Avery Founder The Avery Foundation Thomas D. Hays, III, CTP Founder & Principal Nachman Hays Brownstein, Inc. Linda Rosanio Chief Executive Officer The Star Group Robert Bogle President Philadelphia Tribune Eric G. Helt Vice President, Construction and Maintenance PECO Energy Company Matthew J. Rosenberg Vice Chairman Rosenberg & Parker, Inc. Christopher D. Butler Executive VP & COO Independence Blue Cross Chairman’s Cabinet Chester County Advisory Board Terri Smith, Chair John Diament David Ellsworth Chris Pippett Glen Reyburn Steven Riley David Shapiro David Sorin JoAnn Tarrant Carl Werner Rich Yoegel Anonymous Cathy and Jack Brennan Debbie and Michael Coslov Denise L. Devine Mr. Anthony Genuardi Joyce and Allan Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hooper Helen T. Kaufman Mrs. Patricia Kind Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. David Matthews Mr. Stanley Merves Mr. William A. Reimert Mr. and Mrs. Herbert T. Rorer Linda M. Rosanio Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sharkey David W. Strawbridge Jane and Robert Toll Dr. Karol M. Wasylyshyn Ms. Tara L. Weiner Anne and Daniel Wilms The Sue Williams Society $5,000 - $9,999 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Angelo Darlene G. Bachman Ms. Geraldine M. Campbell Mr. Irvin M. Cutler Mr. John Diederich Mr. and Mrs. David C. Ellsworth Michele and Tom Foley Wendy and Richard Glazer Mr. and Mrs. Lon R. Greenberg Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Hallowell Barbara and Robert Hauptfuhrer Bob and Margot Keith Dr. and Mrs. Francis R. Manlove Donald and Karen Martin Mr. and Ms. Walter Michel Mrs. Elizabeth R. Moran Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Nathan Mr. Joseph Reuben Dr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Riethof Mr. Timothy C. Scheve Mr. David C. Toomey The Henri Dunant Society $2,500 - $4,999 Ms. Abbi Cohen, Esq. Mr. Kent P. Dauten Mr. Harrison Eiteljorg II Ms. Julia W. Frick Jayne and Walter Garrison Mr. Herman W. Goldner John and Chara Haas Mr. William F. Haggett Mr. Roosevelt Hairston, Jr. Mr. Eric Helt Mrs. Nataline D. Horwitz Mr. David G. Ives Mr. James D. Jackson, Jr. Craig S. and Meg Daly Johnson Mr. Leslie L. Kasten, Jr. Mr. Adrian King, Jr. Mrs. Meredith L. McCormick Ms. Monica McGrath Mr. Harry J. McHugh Joseph and Melissa Nigro Robert W. Owens Ken Piña and Family Mr. Gary J. Prince Capree and Carmine Rego Mr. Matthew J. Rosenberg Mr. George H. Sawchuck Mr. Robert L. Schmerker Mr. Craig Spitzer Mr. Donald P. Tremblay Mr. Robert P. van der Merwe Mr. and Mrs. James F. Van Valkenburg The Mabel Boardman Society $1,000- $2,499 Anonymous (13) Mr. Donald Adriaansen Mr. Sanket A. Akerkar Mr. Jeffrey Alt Mr. John F. Barnes Mr. Timothy D. Bauder Michael S. Beer Ms. Rayanne S. Berman Mr. David H. Bescherer Ms. Janina Bieranowska Rev. James G. Birney Ms. Kathy Bogosian Mr. Silas Bolef Mr. Donald A. Borden Dr. and Mrs. Thales Bowen, Jr. Mr. Samuel Broomer Dr. and Mrs. W. Ray Brown Mr. and Mrs. William C. Buck Ms. Margaret Butler Mrs. Ann M. Carey Mr. and Mrs. John C. Carrow Ms. Kathleen Cassidy Ms. Vanessa Chan Mr. James P Chapman Mr. Robert E. Chevalier Mr. Andrew Clarke Ms. Brenda A. Clarke Mr. David L. Cohen Ms. Kathy Connelly Mr. William P. Cook Mr. Douglas S. Cosgrove Mr. Raymond Cromer Ms. Nancy B. Crosson Emily Davis and Daniel Fishman Edward and Anne C. Dearden Mr. Robert R. Delong, Jr. Dr. John Dent Ms. Marjorie B. Derbyshire Mr. Ralph L. Dill, Sr. Mr. John C. Dodds Shelli and Stanley Dunn Mr. John P. Elcano Mr. Henry R. C. Elser Mr. Alexander Ewing Mr. Eugene J. Ferry Mr. John M. Fisher Joseph and Marie Forish Mr. Robert A. Fox Mr. Bernard C. Friel Mr. James L. Fritz Mr. Chai Gadde Mr. and Mrs. Bayard G. Gardineer III Earl J. Gaskins, Esq. Mr. John M. Gay Mr. Philip W. Ghaner Ms. Elizabeth Glatfelter Mr. Kirk Gorman Mr. David E. Greenley Ms. Amanda G. Grett Stephen L. Gross, VMD Mr. David H. Guendelsberger Ms. Amy Gutmann Ms. Althea S. Guy Mr. David L. Hackett, Esq. Dan and Amy Hagan Ms. Patricia C. Hales Ms. Kathleen M. Hands Barbara and Robert Hauptfuhrer Joe and Betty Helwig Mr. John A. Hermann Mr. David L. Hewitt Mr. Henry E. Hockeimer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hoerner Allan and Marilyn Holmstrom Dr. Bruce Donald Hopper Mr. A. David Horne Ms. Gail E. Howard Mr. Peter S. Hubbard Mr. Robert J. Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Huver Allen and Judith Irwin Dr. Raymond P. Jefferis Mr. Ronald B. Johnson Mr. Bobby Arvind Kanuga Mr. David Kasoff Dr. Brian D. Keith Mr. Donald H. Kirkland Mrs. Josephine Klein Mrs. Ann Gray Large Mr. Oscar Lasko Mr. Barry W Lasley Mr. G. Michael Leader Mr. Robert P. Leis Ms. Jennifer Leonhardt Ms. Joanna McNeil Lewis Ms. Laura Lewis Janet Livingston† Mr. John S. Lloyd Ms. Mary Mader Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Julie March Mr. and Mrs. David Fordyce Martin Ms. B. Joan Mason Herman and Marciene Mattleman Mrs. Shelia M. McGlone H. Fintan and Julie Dillon McHugh Dr. and Mrs. Marc W. McKenna Mr. Daniel Kind McKenna Mr. Michael McKenna Kathryn Joy and Ian McLean Ms. Marilouise McNally Ms. Margaret Ross McNamee Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. McQuiston Mr. Charles W. Meyer Ms. Nancy Moore Susanna and Dennis Morikawa Mr. William T. Mullray Maureen and Scott Murphy Mr. Frank R. Nissel Mr. James W. Nixon Joe and Donna Palmieri Ms. Lia Payne Mr. William Kevin Pelin Mrs. Joanne K. Phillips Mr. David N. Pincus Robert T. and Mary Powers Mr. David W. Price Ms. Renee D. Pryor Ms. Mary W. Reid Mr. and Mrs. David M. Ricci Ms. Joyce S. Rigby Mr. Steven A. Riley Ms. Linda E. Robertson Mrs. Linda E. Rosenthal Mr. Julius Rosenwald Mr. Ronald Rubin Mr. Damian J. Salady Mr. Dennis J. Schank Ms. Katharine Schrader Mr. and Mrs. John A. Seifarth Mr. Stephen J. Shapiro Ms. Grace Shenk Ms. Sally R. Shrom Ms. Sibongile G. Sithole Ms. Jane R. Stewart Mr. James M. Stewart Mr. Curtis Stillman Mr. Michael Stumpf Ms. Barbara A. Teichert Ms. Mary Ellen Terrell Mrs. Margaret B. Thaw Dr. Curtis E. Thomsen Dr. James J. Thornton Mr. Michael Tur Mr. R. Scott Turner Mr. Page Ufford Mr. Mark J. Vanderhelm Mr. Edward Varley Mr. Todd A. Vermilyea Mr. William G. Walter Mr. Josef Weinstein Ms. Barbara Dearborn Weldon Mr. Dennis C. Wendt Carl and Linda Werner Mr. Gay West Klien Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Weymouth, Jr. Quincy N. and Nancy G. Williams Ms. Susan M. Wilks Ms. Elizabeth A. Young Mr. John F. Zeis † Deceased Corporate Partnership Program Humanitarian $50,000 + The Dow Chemical Company Merck Partnership for Giving Modular Space Corporation PECO Energy Company Pocono International Raceway SAP America, Inc. Sunoco, Inc. Wawa, Inc. Hero $25,000 - $49,999 Anonymous The Boeing Company Exelon FMC Corporation GlaxoSmithKline SCA Americas, Inc. The Star Group Toll Brothers, Inc. Good Samaritan $10,000 - $24,999 ACE Group Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. Checkpoint Systems FedEx Headquarters Firstrust Bank Highlights for Children Janney Montgomery Scott KPMG, LLP O’Neill Properties Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP Theraplay, Inc. Benefactor $2,500 - $4,999 The Bancorp Bank Brinker, Simpson & Company, LLC Cephalon, Inc. CET Engineering Services The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Conner Strong Core Risks, Ltd. Danella Companies David’s Bridal Day & Zimmermann Delaware County Janitorial Services, Inc. Delaware River Port Authority Drexel University College of Medicine Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLP Elan Pharmaceuticals Entech Engineering, Inc. Gannett Fleming, Inc. Genesis Engineers, Inc. Hatch Mott MacDonald Heritage Land Transfer Co. HIT Consulting Services, Inc. Leadership Development Littler Mendelson Mountain Concessions, Inc. NorthMarq Capital PeopleShare, Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Rosenberg & Parker, Inc. SEI Investments Company Shire Pharmaceuticals Smolow & Landis Towers Perrin Tube City IMS Corporation Turak Gallery of American Art United Parcel Service Villanova University Wachovia Corporation WeiTel Friend $1,000 - $2,499 A+ Entertainment Aikan Entertainment Andy Belmont Racing Applebee’s Armstrong Associates, Inc. AmeriHealth Mercy Family of Companies Asplundh Tree Expert Company The Boeing Company Associated Building Maintenance Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, P.C. ASTM International Citizens Bank Bay Gardens Beach Resort Comcast Corporation Burris Logistics Conestoga Bank Central Parking System Cousin’s Supermarket Clearwire Corporation Deloitte & Touche USA, LLP ConocoPhillips Company Drexel University The Consortium, Inc. Elliott-Lewis Corporation Cozen O’Connor GlaxoSmithKline CYMA Builders and Henkels & McCoy Construction Managers Independence Blue Cross DJ Vex JAK Mortgage, LLC East Coast Mortgage and Jefferies & Company, Inc. Financial Service, Inc. P H Glatfelter Company eXude Benefits Group, Inc. PNC Bank The Fine Art Studio of Sonia Hale PREIT Services Fox Rothschild, LLP Subaru GMAC Financial Services UGI Corporation Greater Philadelphia Chamber University of Pennsylvania of Commerce Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc. Hopewell Veterinary Hospital IBM Employee Services Center Waste Management ING Inner Workings Innovative Development, LLC Iron Mountain J. A. Reinhold Asset Management Champion $5,000 - $9,999 21 JNA Institute of Culinary Arts Jones Apparel Group, Inc. Kaiserman Company, Inc. Kampus Klothes, Inc. Kelleher Associates, Inc. Keystone Foods, LLC KMRD Partners Kreischer Miller MBR Construction Services McLoughlin Plumbing, Heating and Air Conditioning Murray, Devine & Company New Way Air Bearings Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau Rosenberg & Parker, Inc. Sabre Systems, Inc. Saul Ewing, LLP School District of Cheltenham Township Skinny Water Southwest Airlines Spacesetters Springfield Country Club Stephano & Associates, LLC Strafford Station Apartments, LLC Tasty Baking Company Taws Can Do Upper Darby Township Widener University William L. Marshall Associates, Inc. XEROX Corporation Foundations, Grants, and Organizations Anonymous 48th Street Institutional Baptist Church Aetna Foundation, Inc. Allstate Giving Campaign American Red Cross National Headquarters Asplundh Foundation The Avery Foundation AZPAC-Match Program The Barra Foundation Irene Beer Charitable Gift Fund Benevolence Fund of Calvary Presbyterian Church Brandywine Realty Trust The Bristol Fund Bristol-Meyers Squibb Matching Gift Program Charles D. and Marjorie A. Brown Endowment Fund Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church The Richard and Dorothy Burk Charitable Fund Louis N. Cassett Foundation Cathedral of Faith Baptist Church, Inc. Christ Haven Pentecostal Church, Inc. Cigna Foundation Clemens Foundation The Comcast Foundation The Cozen O’Conner Foundation Crane Fund for Widows and Children W.A. and M.L. Crawford Fund Constans Culver Foundation Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation The Downs Family Charitable Fund Eden Charitable Foundation The Harrison and Linda Eiteljorg Charitable Fund Employees Community Fund of Boeing Philadelphia Ethel Sergeant Clark Smith Memorial Fund The Family Mayer Foundation, Inc. Foulkeways Residents Association The Joe and Kathy Gallagher Fund GE Foundation Genuardi Family Foundation George W. Rentschler Foundation Getz Family Fund Give With Liberty Glaxosmithkline Foundation Glazer Family Foundation William Goldman Foundation Horace W. Goldsmith Foundation The Hamilton Family Foundation The Honickman Foundation Horsham Friends Meeting The Huver Family Charitable Fund Margaret G. Jacobs Charitable Trust KPMG Involve Community Campaign Ladies Aid Society of Central Schwenkfelder Church The Lenfest Foundations Liberty Property Trust Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc. Lindback Foundation Mattioli Foundation & Pocono Raceway Laura and Marc McKenna Fund Microsoft Matching Gifts Program The Mill Spring Foundation Morgan Stanley Foundation Motorsports Charities National Charity Service The Grace S. & W. Linton Nelson Foundation North Penn United Way The Pew Charitable Trusts The Philadelphia Eagles The Philadelphia Foundation The Philadelphia Phillies and Phillies Charities Pincus Charitable Fund Presentation BVM Church The Prudential Foundation Matching Gifts Program Gilroy & Lillian Roberts Charitable Foundation The Rorer Foundation, Inc. Thomas Rosato Charitable Foundation, Inc. The SAP Charitable Fund Siemens Caring Hands Foundation Joseph Kennard Skilling Foundation The Dennis and Patricia Smith Fund Southeastern Pennsylvania Area Combined Federal Campaign The Sunoco Foundation Swiss Benevolent Society of Philadelphia United Way of America, Emergency Food and Shelter Program United Way of Bucks County United Way of Chester County United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania United Way of Tri-State United Way of Western Montgomery County Washburn Family Foundation H.O. West Foundation The William Penn Foundation Clara Barton Awards Reception Presenting Sponsor The Boeing Company Corporate Sponsor Aqua America, Inc. Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, P.C. Comcast Corporation Delaware County Janitorial Services, Inc. Wawa, Inc. Benefactor Sponsor Exelon General Donation ($1,000+) Mr. Tom Judge, Sr. Mr. H. Fintan McHugh, Esq. Upper Darby Township Celebration of Volunteers HERO The Boeing Company PATRON Janney Montgomery Scott Citizen of the Year Presenting Sponsor Aqua America, Inc. Hero Sponsor AmeriHealth Mercy Family of Companies The Boeing Company Brandywine Realty Trust Citizens Bank Comcast Corporation Debbie and Michael Coslov Drexel University Elliott-Lewis Corporation Exelon Independence Blue Cross Janney Montgomery Scott Jefferies & Company, Inc. Barbara and George Karr The Lenfest Foundation Liberty Property Trust P H Glatfelter Company PECO The Philadelphia Phillies PREIT Services Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP UGI Corporation Verizon Pennsylvania, Inc. Corporate Sponsor Atlantic States Cast Iron Company Avery Foundation Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, P.C. Cephalon Danella Companies Day & Zimmermann Drexel University College of Medicine Drinker Biddle & Reath, LLP Jayne and Walter Garrison Hatch Mott MacDonald NorthMarq Capital PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP University of Pennsylvania Wachovia, A Wells Fargo Corporation Wawa, Inc. General Donation ($1,000+) The Honickman Foundation Ms. Lia Payne Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau The Philadelphia Eagles Mr. David N. Pincus Tasty Baking Company Taws Can Do Red Cross Cup Registration Sponsor Genesis Engineers Dinner Sponsor Firstrust Bank Brunch Sponsor Debbie and Michael Coslov Silent Auction and Reception Sponsor Herman Goldner Co., Inc. Official Car Sponsor SAP America, Inc. Platinum Sponsor Burris Logistics Deloitte Consulting Exelon eXude Benefits Group, Inc. Fox Rothschild, LLP Heritage Land Transfer Iron Mountain KMRD Partners MBR Construction Services McGloughlin Plumbing PECO Rosenberg & Parker, Inc. Saul Ewing, LLP Steen Outdoor Advertising Stephano Slack, LLC Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP General Donation ($1,000+) The Bryn Mawr Trust Company Mr. William P. Cook Crothall Services Group CYMA Builders and Construction Managers The Downs Family Charitable Fund Kistler Tiffany Advisors Mr. Steven A. Riley Mr. Robert P. van der Merwe Children’s Holiday Party Presenting Sponsor Modular Space Corporation Red Ball VIP Room Sponsor Checkpoint Systems Ruby Sponsor Exelon Janney Montgomery Scott SAP America, Inc. Wawa, Inc. Presenting Sponsor Cozen O’Conner Debbie and Michael Coslov Deloitte & Touche, LLP Modular Space Corporation The Star Group Subaru Corporate Sponsor Core Risks, Ltd. The Bancorp Bank David’s Bridal Elan Pharmaceuticals HIT Consulting Services, Inc. KPMG, LLP Littler Mendelson WeiTel Activity Sponsor The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Delaware River Port Authority Elliott-Lewis Corporation Friend Sponsor Avery Foundation Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney, P.C. Clearwire Corporation Joyce and Allan Goldberg Jones Apparel Group, Inc. PECO Pocono Raceway William L. Marshall Associates, Inc. XEROX Corporation Mr. Andrew Clarke Mr. Kent P. Dauten Michele and Tom Foley Mr. Chai Gadde Mr. John M. Gay Ms. Amanda G. Grett Barbara and George Karr Mr. G. Michael Leader Red Cross Employee Walk Teams Mr. Mark J. Vanderhelm General Donation ($1,000+) Mr. Samuel Broomer CTO Band Michele and Tom Foley Bequests and Trusts Spectrum Awards Title Sponsor GlaxoSmithKline Pinnacle Sponsor Henkels & McCoy The Honickman Foundation Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young, LLP Wawa, Inc. Heroine Sponsor Conner Strong Dechert, LLP KPMG, LLP Leadership Development Forum Resources for Leadership Shire Pharmaceuticals United Parcel Service Villanova University Supporter Sponsor Anonymous Cozen O’Connor Independence Blue Cross Kelleher Associates, Inc. Keystone Foods, LLC Murray, Devine and Company, Inc. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP University of Pennsylvania Widener University Red Cross Walk and Run to Save Lives Title Sponsor Modular Space Corporation Platinum Sponsor ACE Group O’Neill Properties Silver Sponsor SCA America Bronze Sponsor Amerihealth Mercy A Family of Companies Stride Sponsor Sabre Systems Mile Marker Sponsor Applebee’s Cousin’s Supermarket Impact Kaiserman Company, Inc. Skinny Water Event Contributor Associated Building Maintenance Ms. Vanessa Chan Ms. Suzanne Batten Mr. John R. Carlson Mrs. Nina Cobb Alice B. Cooper Charitable Trust Ms. Martha F. Cromley Mr. Raymond Czarnica Ms. Edith Feld Mr. John E. Free Anne C. Funk Charitable Trust E. Allen & Adelaide R. Ginkinger Memorial Trust Jean Fehl Graves Ms. Edith T. Hall Ms. Ethel F. Hall Mr. Dewey E. Heisler Katherine Herrmann Ms. Jeannette Hickman Helen Hollins Ms. Lucille Mellon Holloway Mrs. Mary E. Jackson Mr. Sam Karavan Ms. Lynne J. Knetlar Mrs. Dorothy Tennant Linton Miss Anne Longstreth Mr. Donald Marks Mrs. Margaret M. Maslin Mrs. Ethel McCollaum Mrs. M. Elizabeth McCord Mr. Harry R. Most Ms. Marie A. Richards Lena Riddle Helen Salzberg Ms. Dorothy Siemers Ms. Helen Skerski Ms. Eleanor F. Snell Hubert A. Van Nostrand Virginia Weissinger International Disaster Relief $100,000+ AmeriSourceBergan Cigna Foundation Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP The Pew Charitable Trusts Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Tyco Electronics Wawa, Inc. $25,000 - $99,999 Anonymous The Barra Foundation, Inc. Comcast Foundation The Cozen O’Conner Foundation Destination Maternity Corporation Endo Pharmaceuticals FMC Corporation Bonnie and Tom Hays Lynne and Harold Honickman The Maguire Foundation Robert E. Martini Charitable Fund Pep Boys - Manny, Moe & Jack The Philadelphia Foundation Philadelphia Insurance Companies SCA Americas, Inc. $10,000 - $24,999 A. T. Chevrolet ASTM International Beneficial Savings Bank Mr. Alexander Bratic Cathy and Jack Brennan Mr. and Mrs. J. Mahlon Buck, Jr. Checkpoint Systems The Colket Foundation Drug Information Association Duane Morris, LLP Mr. Brady Edwards Fox Rothschild, LLP Anne C. Funk Charitable Trust George Weston Bakeries The Albert M. Greenfield Foundation Haverford College Hyatt Regency PhiladelphiaPenn’s Landing Independence Blue Cross The Margaret G. Jacobs Charitable Trust JJ Kalm Foundation Maris Grove, Inc. Maverick Capital Foundation Mr. Robert L. McNeil, Jr. Meadowood Residents Association, Inc. Next Gen Healthcare Information Systems North Penn School District The Philadelphia Phillies and Phillies Charities Police and Fire Federal Credit Union Reconstructive Orthopaedic Associates II, P.C. Sellersville Theater Sneaker Villa Inc. St. Thomas Indian Orthodox Church Teo Chew Association of Philadelphia The H.O. West Foundation Mr. Robert van der Merwe $5,000 - $9,999 1675 Foundation Ms. Carolyn R. Aller American Bread Company, LLC Bethany Indonesian Church of God Mr. James Bluebello Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Bullitt Chinese Christian Church & Center Conestoga High School Mr. Dimitrios Dimopoulos Family Dining, Inc. First Baptist Church of Passto Four Corners Management LLC The Judge Group, Inc. Kuan-Yin Buddhist Association of Philadelphia Lannett Company, Inc. Timothy Maguire Foundation Milligan & Co. Modular Space Corporation Most Worshipful Prince Hall Grand Lodge of PA Neapco, Inc. Nicky Brandemarti Memorial Fund, Inc. Phoenixville Area School District PMA Insurance Group Sabre Systems, Inc. Mr. Steven G. Silvers Tube City, Inc. ViroPharma Incorporated Mr. Kenneth Volpert Mr. Steven R. Wall Weber Gallagher Simpson Stapleton Fires Newby, LLP West Delivering Innovative Solutions White and Williams, LLP William Penn School District Mr. Henry Wong Legacy Society Mr. and Mrs. John R. Albrecht Ms. Frances Alexander Mrs. Elizabeth J. Allen Mr. Lambert J. Alpigini, III Ms. Joya Angelo Mr. and Mrs. Raymond S. Angelo Mr. George R. Annear Ms. Charlotte L. Applegarth Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Bachman Mr. Isadore Bailkin Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Barth Mr. Chares Bayer Mr. Herman Belz Ms. Dene Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bogert Ms. Toby Bosniak Mrs. Andrea K. Branditz Ms. Julia Brody Mr. Clement Brown Mrs. Beatrice Bruckler Ms. Nancy Bruen Mrs. Margaret L. Butler Mrs. Barbara Caldwell Ms. Rene Callec Ms. Dolores Clark Mrs. Virginia Class Mrs. Dorothy Clothier Mr. Arthur Cohn Ms. Celia Comroe Ms. Anne Conroy Ms. Deborah A. Cotter Ms. Dorothy Cramp Ms. Nancy Crosson Mrs. Pauline D’Ardenne Mr. and Mrs. William L. Davidson Mrs. Nancy Day Ms. Patricia R. Diebold Mr. John Dolhancey Mr. and Mrs. William N. Drain Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dunn Mr. Van P. Eckes Mrs. Frances Etherington Ms. Winifred Fahs Fr. Jarcslow Fedoryczuk Ms. Edith Feld Ms. Elizabeth Flemming Mr. Don J. Franzosa Mr. John E. Free Ms. Terry Gillum Mrs. Adelaide Ginkinger Ms. Sherry Goldman Ms. Aherine Guenzel Mrs. Emma F. Haehnle Mrs. Sheila Scott Harms Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Helwig Ms. Helen Hollins Mrs. Cynthia Holstad Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hood Mr. Ty Houk Mr. Christopher Joiner Ms. Andrea Jud Ms. Bertha Karavin Mrs. Helen Karnick Ms. Linda Kates Ms. Rebecca Kavitsky Ms. Helen G. Kelly Mrs. Alma W. Kendig Ms. Mary Ketcham Mr. Ralph Kinnamon Mrs. Jeanne Kinnamon Mr. Glenn Kinsey Mr. Michael Lawrence Ms. Katherine Leach Ms. Anne Mullican Lent Ivan and Betty Lichty Ms. Elffrida Lilly Ms. Dorothy Linton Mr. B. Fryer Littlefield Ms. Janet Livingston Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Maconachy Mr. Frances Matthews Mrs. Phillip McGovern Ms. Dorothy McGowan Mrs. Natalie Menna Mr. and Mrs. Stanley F. Moat Mr. Harry Most Mr. Joseph E. Naftzinger Ms. Dorothy Newnham Ms. Edna Oechsner Mr. and Mrs. Jon Oliver Mrs. Donna Palmieri Mr. George Penglase Mrs. Alice L. Penza Ms. Rita M. Pio Mr. Steven J. Proctor Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Prugh Mrs. Mary P. Quinlivan Mr. Francis H. Rasmus, Jr. Miss Edith A. Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs.John Rice Thomas and Mary Lou Riethof Mr. Robert Ritter Mrs. Elizabeth Roberto Ms. Olive M. Robinson Ms. Edde Sailer Mrs. Helen Salzberg Miss Helen L. Schneider Ms. Mary Louise Scotti Ms. Jean Shephard Mrs. Ruth Souders Thelma and Monty Specker Mrs. Louise Sperber Mrs. Elizabeth Stallsmith Mr. Thomas Steck Ms. Arlene Stepnick Major Elise Stern Dr. Philip Sullivan Ms. Sheila Svilpa Mr. Robert Trout Ms. Marie Ulmer Ms. Grace Void Mr. Warren O. Weiler, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. A. Kent Weymouth Ms. Karen Wolffe Mrs. Wilma Yeakel Fiscal year 2010, THE AMERICAN RED CROSS SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER: • RESPONDED TO 685 DISASTERS (650 WERE FIRES). • Provided food, clothing, shelter, monetary assistance, emotional support, and other services to more than 8,000 people. • PROVIDED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO 924 FAMILIES (3,014 PEOPLE) WHO LOST THEIR HOMES TO DISASTER. • OPERATED 11 DISASTER SHELTERS. • HOUSED 883 PEOPLE, INCLUDING 315 CHILDREN - FOR AN AVERAGE 3-WEEK STAY AT RED CROSS HOUSE. • ASSISTED 1,322 FAMILIES BY PROVIDING 1,872 SERVICES TO THE ARMED FORCES. • TRAINED & CERTIFIED 98,000 PEOPLE (6,845 CLASSES) IN LIFESAVING TECHNIQUES. • REACHED 592,889 PEOPLE WITH RED CROSS EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. • DONATED 50,588 VOLUNTEER HOURS TO HELP COLLECT 97,346 PINTS OF BLOOD. • TRACED 13 INTERNATIONAL CASES (9 HOLOCAUST RELATED). • GRADUATED 231 NURSE AIDES. • RECRUITED AND TRAINED 13,437 VOLUNTEERS AT THE SEPA CHAPTER, WHO DONATED MORE THAN 400,000 VOLUNTEER HOURS. • OPERATED 15 RED CROSS CLUBS IN THE REGION. • SUPPORTED LIFELINE PERSONAL EMERGENCY RESPONSE FOR 1,984 VULNERABLE OLDER ADULTS. 23 *Donors who made gifts of a specified level during the period of July 1, 2009 to June 30, 2010 are listed on these pages. While great care has been taken to create accurate lists, mistakes can occur. Please accept our sincere apologies for any discrepancies, and please let us know if you are listed incorrectly. AMERICAN RED CROSS SOUTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA CHAPTER 23RD AND CHESTNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA, PA 19103 215.299.4000 WWW.REDCROSSPHILLY.ORG FACEBOOK.COM/REDCROSSPHILLY TWITTER.COM/REDCROSSPHILLY TO REGISTER FOR A HEALTH AND SAFETY COURSE, CALL TOLL FREE 1.800.42.CROSS United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania Community Partner
