2011-2012 Annual Report - Family Services of Westchester

FSW
Family Services of Westchester
ANNUAL REPORT
2011-2012
Family
Services
of Westchester
www.fsw.org
What Participants Have
to Say about FSW:
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“Fathers Count made me take a look at myself. It helped me to get
back to what I needed to do as a father, which is being responsible,
being stable and learning how to deal with life on life’s terms.”
– Fathers Count participant Larry Watts
“I was worried that adoption would be daunting and difficult. Mia
Diamond Padwa and her staff at FSW made the process work
beautifully for me and for the young birth mother. We both felt that all
our logistical and emotional concerns were addressed and that we
could embark on our open adoption feeling confident that everything
would go well.”
– Stephanie Reice, adoptive mother, with her daughter
“Many students at Port Chester High School deal with major life
challenges like the impact of grinding poverty and immigration issues
on their lives and their families’ lives. Social workers from FSW do a
remarkable job helping our students find ways to handle these issues
and be resilient so teens can become their best selves personally,
socially and academically.”
– Andrea Davis, Social Worker at Port Chester High School
“Respite helped my son so much. He learned to share, try new things,
interact with others and see that it was OK to be away from Mommy
and Daddy. The staff was remarkable and so dedicated. They would
talk with him and listen and calm him down when necessary and coax
him to experience new things. It’s great that FSW has this program for
the children who really need it.”
– Carol O’Connor, a recent Respite parent
“Zhane’s Big Sister Debbie has made such a deep impact on her life.
Zhane has a hopeful attitude about life and her goals. Her Big Sister has
shown her how important it is to look outside of yourself, so now Zhane
is volunteering at a food pantry and working with the homeless. I am so
grateful for this program. And now, all three of my children have Bigs!”
– Gwen Edwards, BBBS parent
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Family
Services
of Westchester
STRONG FAMILIES
FSW
OUR MISSION
FAmILy SerVICeS OF WeSTCHeSTer,
FOunDeD In 1954, OFFerS A BrOAD rAnge
OF SOCIAL AnD menTAL HeALTH SerVICeS
HEALTHY BEGINNINGS
TO STrengTHen AnD SuppOrT FAmILIeS,
CHILDren AnD InDIVIDuALS AT eVery
STAge OF THe LIFe CyCLe, FrOm
InFAnCy THrOugH ADuLTHOOD.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
For 57 years, FSW has stayed true to its mission: to make
a difference right here at home. Today, FSW has seven family
centers across Westchester County and an annual budget of
$21 million. Our 50 programs reach more than 30,000 people a
year and run the gamut from adoption to home health care, from
youth residences to AmeriCorps, from Head Start to Big
Brothers Big Sisters. Our 500 employees and 350 volunteers
work with all segments of the community in all geographic
corners of Westchester. Children, teens, adults, families, older
adults, Latino immigrants and families affected by HIV/AIDS all
benefit from FSW’s programs.
Thank you for taking the time to learn about our mission and
our programs.
www.fsw.org
AGING WITH DIGNITY
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UPDATE FROM SUSAN B. WAYNE, PRESIDENT AND CEO
HIGHLIGHTS OF 2011-2012
he 2011-2012 fiscal year was an exciting time for FSW. We embarked on a major
capital campaign and site-creation project, secured several important federal and
foundation grants and launched a Veteran’s Outreach program that will potentially
reach many veterans in Westchester. We reaped the benefits of an improving economy
and were able to maintain and even expand several programs to meet growing needs.
I am enormously proud of our 500 employees, 350 volunteers, our outstanding Board of
Directors and our nascent Junior Board. I am also so grateful for the loyal support of our
generous donors and friends. With the help of supporters and staff, we were able to
accomplish many goals in 2011-2012. Here are just a few of the highlights:
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FSW Embarks on Campaign to Create The Center for All Ages in White Plains:
In may 2012, FSW embarked on the single most ambitious and exciting site-creation
project in the non-profit’s nearly 60-year history. The Lanza Family Foundation
offered FSW a $1,000,000 Challenge Grant to create The Center for All Ages in
White plains, a multigenerational facility that will house an adult day program with
caregiver support, Head Start/Early Head Start, recreation for special needs youth,
Big Brothers Big Sisters activities as well as after-school and summer programs
for youth and teens. Housed in a specially designed building, the Center will replicate
and expand some of the services provided by FSW’s award-winning My Second
Home intergenerational community in mount Kisco. The matching gifts campaign
extends through June 2013.
Harvard Alumni Group Offers Pro Bono Strategic Planning to FSW: Community
Partners, an initiative of the Harvard Business School Club of New York, provides
free consulting services to non-profits and other organizations throughout the new
york City metropolitan area. During the spring of 2012, five members of this group, all Westchester residents,
spent four months doing research, conducting 50 interviews, analyzing the information and compiling their strategic planning recommendations in a report they delivered to the agency’s Board of Directors. The Harvard team
made suggestions concerning infrastructure, programs, board development, fundraising and the agency’s
ambitious new project, The Center for All Ages.
FSW Launches a Veterans Outreach Program to Serve the County’s 40,000
Vets: In January, FSW launched its Veterans Outreach Program with the hiring
of Director Joshua gaccione, a four-year Army vet who served as a paratrooper
in both Afghanistan and Iraq. The program focuses on the re-integration of service
members who were deployed in Iraq or Afghanistan back into the Westchester
community. Veterans Outreach serves families, before, during and after deployment. One of the program’s earliest accomplishments was the creation of The
Westchester Veterans Service Providers Network, which meets quarterly and
includes more than 50 service providers. FSW’s new program also offers direct
services to veterans through individual and family counseling, peer-to-peer
discussions, veteran-civilian dialogues, focus groups and referrals to resources.
Big Brothers Big Sisters Offers Free Home Pickup of Clothing: FSW restarted
free home pickup of clothing, housewares, small appliances and toys through its
Big Brothers Big Sisters program. From pelham to peekskill, Bronxville to
Buchanan, the Big Brothers Big Sisters trucks travel throughout the county for
scheduled pickups in 24 zones that cover 61 towns. residents can call the tollfree number 1-877-399-2570 to arrange a free home pickup of donated household
items. Or they can go online to www.bbbsdonate.org to schedule a pickup.
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Fathers Count Wins a $544,000 Grant from the U.S. Department
of Health and Human Services: FSW began administering its
Fathers Count program in 2006, and in 2011, the program was one
of 120 grantees chosen by the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services to promote healthy marriage and responsible
fatherhood. This $544,000 grant enables Fathers Count to serve a
targeted population of 125 fathers annually over the course of three
years. These men include fathers who are about to be released from
incarceration, on probation supervision, or in child support arrears.
Fathers Count uses a Responsible Fatherhood curriculum to teach
parenting, healthy relationships and financial literacy skills in a series
of ten two-hour workshops.
Brandon Steiner Spearheads Renovation of the Evelyn Sachs Steiner Home for
Girls: FSW Board member Brandon Steiner, CeO of Steiner Sports marketing, held
a charity event and raised $275,000 for the renovation of FSW’s Girls’ Residence.
Contractors donated their time to make these improvements in the White plains home:
modernized the kitchen; replaced all siding and roofing; refurbished all bedrooms; overhauled two bathrooms; updated the foyer and office; provided new landscaping and
renovated the front porch. The residence, which has been renamed in honor of Brandon’s
mother, is home to eight adolescent girls, all of whom have experienced emotional
trauma or abuse. previously, Steiner spearheaded a $250,000 renovation of the Boys’
Residence, which was renamed the Jerome Wagner Youth Residence in honor of
the late father of Steiner’s wife, mara.
RideConnect Provides Transportation for 115 Older Adults a Month: When RideConnect launched in January 2012, the transportation referral program for older adults
in Northern Westchester was helping about 30 older adults find taxis or community vans
to take them shopping, to the bank, the doctor or the hairdresser. now with a coordinated
volunteer driving program that includes 20 drivers, the program is helping 115 older adults
find rides every month. Funded by the New Freedom program, rideConnect has a call
center and a website which older adults can use to find out about transportation options.
This initiative aligns with the goals of Livable Communities, a program funded by the
Westchester County Department of Senior Programs and Services.
FSW Junior Board Awards $7,500 in Grants to Youth Programs: A group of emotionally challenged adolescent
males are treated to a weekend trip to Washington, DC. Seven children with serious mental disorders enrolled
in our Social Stars After School Program enjoy field trips to the Bronx Zoo, new york Aquarium and the new
york Hall of Science. These and other enrichment activities were funded by grants from FSW’s Junior Board,
a group of dedicated volunteers who support the Board of Directors and promote the mission of FSW through educational,
fundraising and service initiatives. During its inaugural year, the
Junior Board raised more than $20,000 for a Youth Enrichment
Fund, which provides supplemental funding to FSW’s youth programs. In the first half of 2012 the Junior Board awarded $7,500
in grants to fund seven different projects.
We pursued these accomplishments to achieve positive outcomes for families, children, youth and seniors throughout our
county. We are optimistic that, with your help, we will continue to
significantly impact the quality of life in our community.
With much gratitude.
Susan B. Wayne
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FSW
HAPPENINGS
Tony Lembeck and his family were the honorees at this year’s STAR Gala, which celebrated programs that Help
Families Transcend Challenges, including Camp Viva, a one-week sleepaway camp for families affected by HIV/AIDS
that Tony helped found 18 years ago. Swiss Re was the corporate honoree.
Eagle Scout Jeffrey Bosmediano recruited 43 other Eagle Scouts
to help him collect 200 holiday toys for Head Start, which was his
“preschool alma mater.”
Members of three churches and one synagogue in Pelham banded together to create 300 Thanksgiving boxes for
needy families working with FSW. Participating congregations included Huguenot Memorial Church, Our Lady of
Perpetual Help (OLPH), St. Catherine’s Rectory and The Pelham Jewish Center.
FSW received the Community Partner Award from the Junior
League of Central Westchester at the group’s 65th Anniversary
Gala. Susan B. Wayne, left, President and CEO of FSW, emcee
Brian Conybeare and Lynn Marvin, President of the JLCW,
celebrated at the event.
200 teens attended the 27th Youth Action Convention at Pace University in Pleasantville, which was orchestrated by
FSW’s Westchester County Youth Councils. In their student leadership roles, Youth Council members have
created a community garden, taught workshops, served food at a soup kitchen and have advocated for peers in Albany and White Plains.
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Meridith Alin, Marcy Berman-Goldstein and Leslie Chang were among the 75 guests who attended a
springtime wine-tasting held by FSW’s Junior Board. Proceeds from the event at Tarry Wine
Merchants were used to help the Junior Board offer supplemental grants to FSW’s youth programs.
FSW’s Sharing Shelf filled 232 backpacks with school supplies for needy elementary and middle school children throughout the county. Twenty volunteers worked
alongside Deborah Blatt, founder and volunteer coordinator of The Sharing Shelf.
FSW’s Sharing Shelf moved to a new Port Chester warehouse location this year
and now provides clothing to 150 children a month through more than 20 social
service agencies.
Approximately 120 PepsiCo employees participated in the “Bowl for Kids Sake”
fundraising bowl-a-thon. The event generated $30,000 for FSW’s Big
Brothers Big Sisters program.
Nearly 160 guests attended a festive fundraising dinner, “La Dolce Vita,” which raised $70,000 for FSW’s
My Second Home, an award-winning intergenerational adult day program in Mount Kisco. Co-chairs
Steve and Christy Ruvituso were delighted that the event will enable more older adults with Alzheimer’s
and other challenges to benefit from My Second Home’s innovative approach.
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PHILANTHROPY IN ACTION
While federal, state and local governments provide funding for many FSW
programs, social service budgets are being reduced resulting in cuts to vital
programs. Consequently, funds provided by private philanthropy – corporate and
private foundations – are increasingly important as FSW strives to meet the
growing needs of our community. Here are five examples of philanthropy in Action:
Filling in the Service Gaps for Older Teens and Young Adults
When adolescents age out of foster care or residential living, they are often not
ready to live independent lives. grants from New York Life Foundation, The
Marion E. Kenworthy-Sarah H. Swift Foundation, and the Viola W. Bernard
Foundation help FSW support these adolescents through a three-pronged
umbrella program called Launching Pad.
Launching pad provides counseling services for youth and their families to ease the transition out of group
residences, foster care and mental health support programs. It also offers a twice weekly support group for
young adults who have received mental health services, and a Special Assistance Fund to enable youth to
take advantage of opportunities that help them succeed in life. This fund covers fees for SAT/ACT college prep
courses; geD courses and tutoring; appropriate clothing for job/college interviews; and transportation costs for
work or education-related travel. “We are so grateful to these foundations for helping FSW create Launching
pad,” notes CeO Susan Wayne. “We know this is a successful model, and we are already seeing real benefits
for the young adults in this program.”
Providing Exercise and Healthy Nutrition to Young Children and Their Families
Over the past three decades, the childhood obesity rate for preschool children has more than doubled. Fortyfive percent of the 194 Head Start children served by FSW are considered obese. FSW also serves 40 toddlers
from low-income families in Early Head Start and another 180 children in its Universal Pre-K program. In may
2012, Dannon awarded a $30,000 Next Generation Nutrition Grant to FSW to implement a Healthy Lifestyle
program that serves all these young children. yoga and Zumba classes are offered to the preschoolers, evening
nutrition workshops are presented to parents and caregivers, and family field trips to a local supermarket are
led by a retail dietician. Darlene glasel, Senior Director of FSW’s early Childhood programs, comments, “Like
Dannon, we want to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce childhood obesity. This grant is enabling FSW to
take proactive steps to encourage our families to eat right and exercise every day.”
photo credit: Newsday/Xavier mascarenas
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Helping Incarcerated Parents Rejoin Their Families,
Develop Financial and Job-Readiness Skills
Since 2006, FSW has been running Fathers Count, a federally
funded initiative promoting responsible fatherhood and economic
stability for fathers who have been involved in the Westchester
County or New York State Criminal Justice System. The Sills
Family Foundation and the Wyman Foundation have provided
supplemental grants to support a family component to Fathers
Count, so that children and spouses of fathers being released from prison can attend educational workshops
and enrichment activities to further the family’s bonding. EMERGE, a parenting education program for
incarcerated women that prepares them for re-entry into the community, also received a supplemental grant
from The Sills Family Foundation. This initiative enables program administrators to provide education and
job-readiness training to the mothers being released from prison. “eighty percent of children of incarcerated
parents will have some involvement with the criminal justice system, so Fathers Count and emerge are critical
to breaking that cycle,” notes marissa malett, Director of Criminal Justice Services for FSW.
Scholarships Enrich Futures for Adolescent Girls and Boys in Youth Residences
FSW established two Youth Residences in 1974, one for eight boys
ages 13 to 21, the other for eight girls the same age. Life can be
challenging for these teenagers, all of whom for emotional or safety
reasons, cannot remain in their own homes. These adolescents
received some great news in 2011 when The Fridolin Charitable
Trust gave the current and future youth in these residences a
$100,000 grant to establish a Scholarship Fund, which will provide
internships, college scholarships, and specialized training opportunities
for youth in the homes who demonstrate promise. An enrichment
portion of the grant will enable the teens to attend educational trips
and attend cultural and athletic events. “The teens in our Youth
Residences will now have greater access to life-expanding experiences through this funding,” says Lynn green, Vice president of
Development for FSW. “This grant encourages teens to meet their
potential and gives them the confidence to pursue their dreams.”
ADAPT Helps Parents and Teens Resolve Conflicts
FSW created the ADAPT (A Different Approach for parents and Teens) program
in 1985, in partnership with the Westchester Family Courts to divert children
who are at risk for incarceration from the Juvenile Justice System. The
program has been highly successful in reducing truancy and school suspensions, raising students’ grades and decreasing conflict in the home. ADApT
has been so successful, in fact, 90 percent of the teens and families who are
referred to the program through Child Protective Services will be diverted
from pInS (persons in need of Supervision). grants from the Westchester
Community Foundation and St. Faith’s House Foundation allow ADApT to
continue in the villages of Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow, where 43 percent of
the student population is eligible for free and reduced lunch and many parents
struggle with literacy. “ADApT mediators help parents and children resolve
conflicts and improve communications,” notes Kathy Howard, Clinic Director,
Family Mental Health in Sleepy Hollow. “It is a model program for intervention
that encourages students to stay in school and work harder.”
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FINANCIALS
OPERATING EXPENSES
OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Family Mental Health
Government and
Other Grants
Contributions
Youth Services
Program and
Client Fees
Elder Services
Home Care
Services
Education Services
Fundraising
Other
Management and General
STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES year ended June 30, 2012
OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Contributions
$ 2,400,368
government and Other grants
8,845,422
program and Client Fees
10,818,291
Other
262,049
11%
40%
48%
1%
Total Support and Revenue
$22,326,130
100%
OPERATING EXPENSES
program Services
youth Services
Family mental Health
elder Services
Home Care Services
education Services
$ 5,724,940
5,348,927
2,261,512
2,473,858
4,417,458
26%
25%
10%
11%
20%
Total Expenses
$21,825,784
100%
management and general
Fundraising
non Operating Activities
Change in net Assets
net Assets Beginning of year
net Assets end of year
1,277,397
321,692
6%
2%
(274,589)
225,757
$ 2,562,237
$ 2,787,994
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Family Services of
Westchester spends
92 percent of its
income on programs.
DONORS
July 2011 – June 2012
We are grateful for the contributions we have received from our friends and corporate
and foundation partners during the past year. Without your support, we would not be
able to meet the mental health, mentoring, housing, education, mediation and many
other important needs of thousands of Westchester residents. This list represents
donations received during the 2011-2012 fiscal year, which extends from July 1, 2011
to June 30, 2012, and does not reflect pledges. If you have any questions about this list
or how to donate, email Donna Weissman at dweissman@fsw.org. Thank you!
Cornerstone Contributors
$25,000 and up
Mr. and Mrs. David Boillot
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Chang
The Community Fund of
BBBS of SWCT Foundation
Bronxville Eastchester Tuckahoe
The Dammann Fund
The David Rockefeller Fund
Fridolin Charitable Trust
Mr. RS Falk
The Helen Andrus Benedict Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Foley, Jr.
Naomi and Isaac Kaplan Family Foundation
Gay Men's Health Crisis, Inc.
Mrs. Patricia Lanza
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Mrs. Jill L. Leinbach
Howard Properties, Ltd
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Madden
Imperial Bag & Paper Co.
New York Life Foundation
Mrs. Penny Johnston Foote
United Way Of Westchester & Putnam
The Vera and Walter Scherr Family Foundation, Inc. Mr. Douglas Karp
The Keith Haring Foundation
William & Sylvia Silberstein Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerson
van Ameringen Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lembeck
Leaders
Machinists Non-Partisan Political League
$10,000-$24,999
Madison Estates & Properties
Mr. Robert Arnow
Manhattan Sports Restaurants of America
Blackbaud
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. McClintock
Bloomberg, LP
The Meyer Handelman Fund
The Charles A. Frueauff Foundation
Mr. Roberto Mignone
Con Edison
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Credit Suisse
Mr. Jeremy Neuer
Mr. Stephan Feldgoise
The Hon. Suzi Oppenheimer
Mr. Paul Francis
Mr. Robert E. Paredes
Mr. and Mrs. James Gentile
Party City Corp.
IBM
Mr. and Mrs. James Pennington
The Joseph LeRoy & Ann C. Warner Fund
The Pepsico Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kernan
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reingold
The Kohlberg Foundation
Rita Aranow Charitable Fund
MBIA Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moelis
The Ruth and Seymour Klein Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Frank Oswald
Mr. Olav Sanders
Ms. Nadine Ramos
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schwartz
Mr. John Rapaport
Mr. Howard Sontag
Red Ribbon Foundation
Hon. Andrea Stewart-Cousins
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Swiss Re America Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sacher
TD Bank Charitable Foundation
Sills Family Foundation
Turn 2 Foundation
St. Faith's House Foundation
Wyman Foundation
Steiner Sports & Entertainment Mkting
Mr. Alan Zimmerle
Mr. Gary Sumers
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zuckerberg
The TJX Foundation
Tailwind Capital
Partners
The Virginia McGuire Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999
The Wallace Fox Foundation
A Louise Filipek Estate
Westchester Community Foundation
A & J Home Care, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Zahakos
AXA Investment Managers
Benefactors
$5,000-$9,000
Mr. Dale Adams
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
Mr. Frank Bisignano
Black Enterprise Bridge Foundation
Anonymous
Astoria Federal Savings
Austin Community Foundation
BD Realty LLC
Mr. and Mrs. David Baranick
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bauer
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Baumer
Ms. Karen Beatty
Ms. Pierina Bellamy
Mrs. Jewel Bellush
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belson
Mr. Ken Bersgstol
Mr. Curt Beusman
Ms. Dabby Blatt
Ms. Fran Boller
Mr. Michael Brescio
Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brown, Jr.
Mr. Raymond Brusca
Build-A-Bear Workshop Bear Hugs Foundation
Mr. Mark Burnstein
Mr. Joseph Cabrera
The Charitable Fdn. of the Burns Family
Child Care Council of Westchester
Chubb & Son Insurance
Ms. Daniele Churchill
Ms Victoria Clark Conigliaro
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Copeland
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Corcoran
Corporate Synergies Group, Inc.
Mr. Frank J. Denniston
Mr. Vinny Dimarco
Diversified Investment Advisors, Inc.
Ms. Danielle Dronet
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dunphy
Elaine Gorbach Levine Charitable Foundation
Elaine S. Stein Revocable Trust
Emigrant Savings Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Feigin
Flushing Savings Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Foley
Ms. Mary Foley
Forest Hills Coin & Stamp
Mr. John Fosina
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Francella
Mrs. Barbara Francis
Mr. and Mrs. Blaise Fredella
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friedland
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fromer
GHP Office Realty
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gelfman
Mr. Anthony Giliberto
Mr. Anthony Giordano
Give With Liberty
The Glickenhaus Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Goldberg
Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Green
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Greenspan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Greenspan
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Gruber
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Halpern
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Handelman
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harden
Ms. Nicole Hazard and Mr. Jonathan Brook
The Helping Hand
Ms. Pamela Hohlweck
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Howe
Hudson Valley Lighting, Inc.
Hugh J. Andersen Foundation
Huguenot Memorial Church
Interphase Electric
Irvington Presbyterian Church
J & AR Foundation
JP Morgan Chase
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jedda
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones
Junior League Of Westchester On Sound
Ms. Denise Keane
Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
Mrs. Cynthia Kempner
Mr. Zachary Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kerr
Mr. and Mrs. David Kies
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klein
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lanasa
Mr. Arthur Landi
Mr. Joseph Leary
Mr. Andrew Levy
Lily Palmer Fry Memorial Trust
Mr. Don Lipeles
Lippolis Electric
Mack-Cali Realty Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Gianni Mango
Ms. Marie Silverman Marich
Mrs. Conna McGillicuddy
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McLaughlin
Merrill Lynch
Metro Mattress Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Rod Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Milstein
Mobile Communications Plus
Monroe College
Mrs. Katherine Moore
Ms. Carol Murray
Mutual Of America
Mr. Dhruv Narain and
Ms. Sandhya Subbarao
Mr. Walter O'Brien
Olstein & Associates
One Summit Ave. Realty Co.
Mr. John Palladino
Piber Hospitality Consultants
Proskauer Rose LLP
Ms. Jennifer Rabley
Mr. Augie Renna
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rheingold
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. Markham F. Rollins, II
The Rollins Agency, Inc.
Mr. Michael Rosenbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Les Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rosenshine
Mrs. Carol Rubin Kahn
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rukeyser
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ruvituso
Rye Presbyterian Church
SNR Denton
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Savage
Mr. Rob Schenker
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Seduski
Mr. Herbert Seesle
Mr. and Mrs. Andre Segatti
The Sescort Company
Mr. Peter Sidoti
Mr. Joseph Simone
Mr. Andrew Singer
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Siniscalchi
St. John's Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Stafford
State Bank of Long Island
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Steigmeier
Ms. Rita Stockett-Richardson
Syd and Jan Silverman Foundation
Mr. Zane Tankel
Target Stores
Tarry Wine LLC
Total Quality Fire & Security Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Uzzo
Verizon Communications
Mr. Eric Vitale
Wall Street Mortgage
Ms. Susan Wayne
Ms. Rachel Weinstein
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Werder
Mr. Timothy Whee
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Witten
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wolpert
Ms. Lisa Young
Patrons
$500-999
A. Uzzo & Company
ACAM Associates
Mr. Andrew Albstein
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Annibale
Axis Global Delivery Systems
Mr. John Bailey
Mr. Carl Barchus
Richard Bemporad, Esq.
Mr. Jack Billig
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blatt
Ms. Deborah Blatt
Ms. Marjorie Bliss
Mr. Thomas Borek
Mr. Jayson Brustman
Ms. Susan Campbell
The Capital Group Companies
Ms. Margaret Carey
Mr. Alan Cass
Mr. Peter Cathone
Mr. Alec Cecil
Ms. Allison Chader
Coastal Tile & Marble Inc.
Ms. Barbara Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cokin
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cole
Mr. Kevin Connelly
Ms. Judith Cooper
Mr. and Mrs. James G. Coulter
Cross Bay Plumbing & Heating
Mr. and Mrs. Renato Danese
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dannenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dauman
Mr. Joseph DePaolo
Ms. Ashley Dolan
Ms. Marcia Dolan
Ms. Lusyd Doolittle
Mr. and Mrs. R.D. Duckworth, III
Ms. Joni Ehrlich
Mrs. Linda Ellis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fales
Mr. Spencer Falk
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Farah
Feld Real Estate
First Presbyterian Church of Yorktown
Dr. Carlos Flores
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Freimuth
Mr. Steve Frenchman
Friedland Realty
Dr. Richard Garvey
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Giagni
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Goldstein
Mr. and Mrs. William Grammaticas
Ms. Dierdra Gray Clark
H & L Electric
Ms. Joanne Hack
Ms. Nancy Hack
Mr. and Mrs. William Haley
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Handelman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Handelman
IBM Employee Services Center
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Insley
JKW Associates
Mr. Stuart Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kaidanow
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Kaminer
Dr. Richard J. Kaufman
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Keith
Mr. Timothy Kerner
Mr. Steven Kessner
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kesten
Mr. and Mrs. David Kimmel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Kirsch
Mr. Werner Klugman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klugman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry L. Kohn
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Krieger
Ms. Kathleen Kundar
Mr. Erik Lahada
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Landsberg
Lederer, Levine & Associates P.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Leghorn
Mr. Marco Lopez
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lovejoy
Mr. Meryl Magadino
Ms. Ellen Manos
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Marino
Dr. and Mrs. Peter Masella
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Masket
McDonalds
MILLER’S TOYS:
Why We Partner With FSW
miller’s Toys got its start in 1908 when Joseph miller
founded a bicycle and baby carriage store in Harlem. In
1948, Joseph’s son Irving opened miller’s in mamaroneck.
Two generations later, Brooke (Irving’s granddaughter) and
her husband Taka Andrews, run the family business and
take their responsibility of “giving back to the community”
very seriously. “We are deeply indebted to the community
that has supported our store through three generations of
miller families, almost 65 years of our neighbors buying
toys, bikes and furniture from our store,” says Taka.
Taka and Brooke started partnering with FSW about six
years ago when the store was reducing its inventory of
children’s furniture and the young couple gave some of
these items to FSW’s Head Start classrooms. Soon the
store was supplying clothing, supplies and toys to children
in FSW’s more than 20 youth programs. A few years ago,
the 20,000-foot-store and warehouse became a drop-off
location for donations to The Sharing Shelf, an FSW
program that distributes gently used clothing and baby
goods to needy Westchester families through social workers and other partnering organizations. “We find that a lot
of our customers want to help neighbors in need, and
we are in a good position to help them find the best
organizations to support,” notes Taka.
UPDATE:
When Hurricane Sandy devastated the rockaways,
miller’s and The Sharing Shelf partnered to collect winter
jackets, boots, hats and diapers for the children living
there. “We sent out an email to about 3,500 clients on our
customer loyalty list and asked for donations,” says Taka.
“There was an outpouring of support from our customers,
and The Sharing Shelf was able to take two large truckloads of clothing and diapers to the rockaways, ” explains
Taka. “We were happy to be the conduit for this community
outreach.”
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Mr. and Mrs. John McKiernan
Medical Insight Partners
Mr. and Mrs. David Mercado
Milbrook Properties, Ltd
Ms. Machiko Mori
Mount Vernon Police Association
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Newman
Mrs. Theodore Nierenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nunez
Ms. Felicia Passero
Mr. Jay Petschek
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Philips
Ms. Brenda Piskin
The Presbyterian Church Of Mount Kisco/
Women's Assoc.
Quick Title Agency
RAB Lighting
Racing Restaurants of America
Ms. Kim Reichig
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Riordan
Ms. Faith Rosenfeld
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ross
Mrs. Barbara Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Philip T. Ruegger
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Saltiel
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sanchez
Mr. Stephen Sanders
Mr. and Mrs. Vikrant Sawhney
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schaffer
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwam
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Segal
Mr. David Shin
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sinatro
Skody Scot & Company, CPAS
Mr. David Spalthoff
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Spivak
Stallion Waste Services
The Standard Employee Giving Campaign
Employee Donations
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stanich
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Steiner
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stier
Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Stillman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stringham
TAG Consultants
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tevere
Mr. and Mrs. W. Danforth Townley
US Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Waggoner
Wal-Mart Foundation
Mr. David Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Weisz
Mr. and Mrs. Carter Willsey
Supporters
$100-$499
Rye Police Association
AIDS Related Community Services
Accel Printing & Graphics
Mr. Adam Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Adler
Mr. and Mrs. George Ameer
Ms. Brooke Andrews
Mr. Edward Angelino
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Antonacci
Arbitrio & Sons, Inc.
Arbitrio Construction Corp.
Mr. Jim Arce
Aries Automotive of Somers
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Aronstein
Mr. and Mrs. Sarante Athenson
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Atwell
Dr. Elizabeth Auchincloss and
Dr. Richard W. Weiss
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Ms. Jancie Axelrod
Mian Azmy
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Ms. Kenise Barnes
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Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Barsky
Rev. and Mrs. Charles Barton
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Mr. Greg Bedard
Ms. Roz Belkin-Asseo
Ms. Deborah Bellush
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Ms. Gina Benz
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Ms. Susan Berger
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Mr. Danny Bernstein
Mr. Robert Berson
Mrs. Carol Best
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Ms. Elvira Bialt
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Ms. Rachel Blatt
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Ms. Margaret Booth
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Mr. and Mrs. Gary Brinster
Mr. Robert Sean Britain
Mr. Lazaro Broitman Feinzilber
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brokaw
Mr. David Bry
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buchwald
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Mr. Dan Burton
Mr. Aaron Calloway
Ms. Maryann Campbell
Mr. Jonathan Canarick
Ms. Eileen Carey
Ms. Elizabeth Carmany
Mr. Thomas Carr
Mr. Robert Cestone
Ms. Bonnie Chambers
Charles S. Raizen Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Joseph Cherner
Ms. Amanda Chesley
Mr. and Mrs. James Chin, Sr.
Citizens Bank Charitable Fdn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edward Clark
Ms. Caroline Clarke
Mr. and Mrs. Abram Claude
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloonan
Casey Close
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Cohen
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Mr. and Mrs. Pat Colabello
Connecticut Lighting Center, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Harmon Cooper
Mr. Chris Courtien
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Ms. Helen Crivelli
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Mr. Sean Felter
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Mr. Gerry Ferrante
Finger & Finger
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Mr. Louis Forte
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Ms. Mandy Dold
Ms. Rosalie Dolmatch
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Mr. Eric Duchon
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Mr. and Mrs. Steven Edelstein
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Ms. Selby Ehrlich
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Eisler
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Elbery
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellis
Ms. Kathy Ellis
Mr. Warren Estis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Evans
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Judith R. Factor and Mr. Robert Wechsler
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Falk
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faltz
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Fama
Mr. and Mrs. James Farnsworth
Ms. Mindy Fedida
Ms. Marlene Furtick
GE United Way Campaign
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Ms. Irma Gagliardi
Ms. Monica Gaines
Mrs. Lauren Gallagher
Gary's Auto Body, Inc.
Mr. John Giacobbe
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Ms. Judy Gilbert
Mr. and Mrs. David Gladstone
Ms. Janice Glenn
Ms. Dina Golas
Goldberg Weprin Finkel Goldstein LLP
Mr. Laurence J. Goldfarb
Ms. Susan N. Goldsmith
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Mr. Jon Gordon
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Grandstand Sports & Memorabilia
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Mr. Paul Guillaro
Mr. Henry Hackel
Mrs. Judith Hall
Ms. Katie Hall
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Halper Dentistry
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Ms. Jennifer Harrigan
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Mr. & Mrs. Warren Heller
Mr. Leon Henry, Jr.
Mr. Edward J. Herbster
Ms. Joyce Hergenhan
Mr. Peter Hess
Mrs. Lillian Hess
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Dr. Harold Horowitz
Mr. William Hughes
Ms. Barbara E. Hurley
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Ms. Theresa Ingles
Ms. Marjorie Ives
JWHands Foundation
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The Joseph F. Stein Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Stanley Josephson
KPMG Community Involvement Program
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Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kaplan
Ms. Bernice Karlen
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Katz
Ms. Jessica Katz
Mr. James L. Kaufman
Ms. Susan E. Kaufman
Mr. Gregory Keefe
Mr. John Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kelsey
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Kenny
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kessler
Ms. Terri Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kindler
Klaff's Inc.
Ms. Lori Klein
Ms. Nina Klein
Dr. Tom Knox
Mrs. Arlene Kolbert
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopple
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Krasnow
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kraus
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Mr. Charles Kretschmer
Mr. Blaine Krieger
Mr. Steven Krog
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kunen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kurnit
Mr. Bernard Kyle
Ladies Auxil Cortlandt Eng Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lagano
Laurevan Shoe Corp.
Ms. Dena Lavinsky
Mr. Scott Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Liam Leary
Ms. Katharine Leary
Mr. Walter F. Leinhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leitzes
Mr. Richard Leroy
Mr. Jonathan Lesser
Mr. Philip Levine
Ms. Barbara Levinson
Ms. Tracey Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Libson
Ms. Ann Marie Lightfoot
Ms. Frances-Ann Lightsy
Lilly Pulitzer: Sugartown Worldwide, Inc.
Mr. Marc Lipitz
Mr. Jonathan Lipman
Ms. Lorraine A. Loperfido
Ms. Cathy Lopez
LES AND SYBIL ROSENBERG: Why
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Loughman
Mrs. Lynn Lucas
Mr. John Paul Lussow
Ms. Barbara Lyski
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Maher
Dr. Louis Maisel
Mr. Richard Marcus
Mr. Louis Marinaccio
Dr. and Mrs. Joel Mark
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mastropietro
Ms. Barbara McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCree
Mr. Robert McGrath
Dr. Diedra McGuire
Mr. and Mrs. Ian McKinnon
Mrs. Sue McMahon
Ms. Patricia McMorrow
Ms. Rhona L. Merkur
Ms. Karen Merrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer
Mr. & Mrs. Jon Meyersohn
The Millenium Group
Alison Minter
Mr. Michael Moffatt
The Moody's Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James Mooney
Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants
Mrs. Louise Muller
Mr. Roudolphe Munro
Mr. Terry Murphy
Mr. Andrew Muser
Ms. Barbara Nachbar
New York Life Giving Campaign
Dr. Herbert Newman
Mr. Dale Ng
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Nodiff
Ms. Kathleen M. Nokes
Mr. Ira Nordlicht
Norwalk Book Sales, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Jay Robert Novins
Mr. Timothy O'Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah O'Neill
We Support FSW
Les and Sybil rosenberg believe in philanthropy and like to focus their giving locally. “It
is so important to give back to the community you live in,” notes Les. “Sybil and I were
both born and raised in the new york City area, and we don’t have any plans to leave
as we approach our golden age.” In addition to giving to their local synagogue and other
interests, the rosenbergs started giving to FSW in 2011 when they learned about the
non-profit from two of its employees. When grants Coordinator Donna Weissman told
the rosenbergs about FSW’s ambitious new multigenerational project The Center for
All Ages, they were intrigued. The couple visited FSW’s intergenerational program My
Second Home in mount Kisco and were hooked. “The adults were happy and the
children were enjoying themselves too, so we just got such a good feeling about the
program,” notes Sybil. “It clearly works for both groups,” added Les, who said he gets
emotional when he thinks about his visit, perhaps because he and Sybil do not have
any children. “For many of the seniors, my Second Home gives them a reason to live,”
adds Les. “you have to wonder, who is mentoring whom?”
The rosenbergs chose to underwrite the $35,000 cost of the playground at FSW’s new
Center for All Ages, which is slated to open in 2014. “We hope the playground will be
used a lot,” says Sybil. “We will definitely be there when they dedicate the playground
in White plains,” adds Les. “In fact, we can’t wait!”
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ohmes
Mr. Marc Oringer
Mr. Michael Orza
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Osman
Mr. Laurence Pagnoni
Ms. Christina Pai
Mr. Tom Palenschat
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Paper
Mr. Keith Pattiz
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Paul
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Pearson
Ms. Carolyn Perelmuter
Ms. Holly Perlowitz
Mr. Robert Pertsas
Pesco Plumbing
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Peters
Mr. Michael Petri
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Petrillo
Mr. and Mrs. Rubin Pikus
Mr. and Mrs. John Pizzarelli
Ms. Melissa Polaner
Mr. and Mrs. William Potter
Ms. Paula Punzone
RPG Consultants
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Rafeld
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Raney
Ms. Bonnie Sue Rauch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Reiner
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Reynolds
Mr. Greg Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rituno
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rivo
Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins
Mr. Scott Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosen
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Rosenshine
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Mr. Tim Rountree
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Mr. Jack Rubin
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Russell, III
Ms. Stacy Saabye
Mr. David Sable Wunderman
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Saggese
Mr. Meir Salama
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Salice
Samuel S. Adelsberg & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Clive Samuels
Mr. and Mrs. James Sandling
Mr. Edgar W. Sands
Mr. Peter Sarle
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Sarokin
Mr. and Mrs. David Sasson
Mr. and Mrs. Guerrino Savio
Mr. & Mrs. Buz Sawyer
Ms. Meg Scarpetta
Scarsdale Congregational Church
Scarsdale SynagogueTremont Temple-Mazel Tots
Ms. Linda Schapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scharf
Dr. and Mrs. Seymour Schimelman
Mr. Ira Schwartz
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Mr. and Mrs. Todd Schwartz
Ms. Renata Manasse Schwebel
Dr. and Mrs. Isaiah Seligman
Mr. Tarit Sen
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharpe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sheppard
Dr. Harvey Shuster
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Mr. and Mrs. Eglon Simons
Ms. Jill Slansky
Ms. Barbara S. Smith
Dr. William Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sobel
Ms. Ann Solberg
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Soley
Sonneman Design Group, Inc.
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TD Bank
Ms. Diane H. Tabakman
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Techneto, Inc.
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Top Notch Tree, Inc.
Mr. Eric Toth
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Whitby School
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Ms. Trish Swenson
Mrs. Louise Talbot
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tannenbaum, Esq.
Mrs. Pat Taormina
Tayco Management Corp.
Mr. Philip Terpolilli
Ms. Marilyn Tilt
Ms. Ann Toffel
Ms. Marsha Tom
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Topkis
Mr. Donald Ullmann
United Way Of New York City
Mr. and Mrs. David Urban
Ms. Anna Vaccaro-Stern
Mr. Louis J. Vitullo, Jr.
Mr. Clint Wagner
Ms. Jane Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Walsh
Ms. Majorie Weschler
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Whitaker
Mr. & Mrs. David Whitney
Ms. Deborah Wilson
Ms. Loretta Wiltraut
Dr. Norbert Wolloch
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Wood, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wynne
Mrs. Rose Yankovich
Mr. Ryan Zenga
Ms. Angela Zmuda
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zolt
Ms. Evelyn Zuckerman
Matching Gift Companies
Chubb & Son Insurance
Citizens Bank Charitable Foundation
ExxonMobile Foundation, Inc.
GE Foundation
GE United Way Campaign
Give With Liberty
Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts
IBM Employee Services Center
Moody's Foundation
Morgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants
New York Life Giving Campaign
Pepsico Foundation
Pfizer Foundation Matching Gifts
Truist
HOW TO GET INVOLVED
There are several ways to make a donation:
• Submit a donation through our website at www.fsw.org, where you
can learn about leaving a bequest, donating stocks or life insurance
benefits, or making a gift to a particular program.
• Send a check to Family Services of Westchester, One gateway
plaza, port Chester, ny 10573, Attention: Development
• Donate using your credit card by calling (914) 305-6840. We accept
VISA, masterCard and American express.
WE WELCOME VOLUNTEERS
We are always in need of in-kind gifts of goods and services and we
welcome volunteers for our many programs and advisory boards. you
can volunteer for a Community Day event or become a regular helper
at one of our programs. To learn about volunteer opportunities for
yourself, your group or your company, please call (914) 305-6834.
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FSW in the News!
Family Services of Westchester received extensive
press coverage in the 2011-2012 fiscal year with
more than 100 stories written about our programs,
events, initiatives, staff members, volunteers and
funders. Approximately 18 news outlets as well as
seven editions of patch.com and 10 editions of
the Daily Voice published stories on FSW. Feature
stories appeared in Westchester Magazine,
Westchester Wag and 914Inc. newspapers that
covered FSW included the Daily News, the New
York Post, The Journal News, the Westchester
County Business Journal, New York Non-Profit
Press, The Examiner, the Mount Vernon Inquirer,
Pelham Weekly, The Rye Record, New Rochelle
Review, The Loop, Larchmont Ledger, Westmore
News and Scarsdale 10583. News 12 also
provided coverage. We are grateful to the media
outlets who worked with us and with their readers
who learned about our efforts.
Follow FSW
Check out our website at www.fsw.org
for the latest news and events. Follow us
on Twitter @FSWestchester and like our
Facebook page. Thank you!
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Family
ACCREDITATIONS & AFFILIATIONS
Services
ACCREDITATIONS
• Accredited by Council on Accreditation
• Accredited by the Better Business Bureau
of Westchester
AFFILIATIONS
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Alliance for Children & Families
Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
new york State Association of Family Service Agencies
new york State Association of Health Care providers
Westchester County AIDS Council
Westchester County geriatric mental Health Coalition
Westchester County elder Abuse Coalition
Westchester County Adult Day Services Coalition
Licensed by new york State as an Adoption Service
Licensed by new york State
Office of mental Health as a mental Health Clinic
Licensed by new york State
Department of Health to provide Adult Home for Seniors
Licensed by new york State
Department of Health to provide Home Health Services
Licensed by new york State
Department of Health to provide enriched Housing for Seniors
Licensed by new york State education Department
to provide Special education Services (prime Time)
FSW CONTRACTS WITH OR
RECEIVES PROGRAM SPECIFIC
FUNDING FROM:
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u.S. Department of Health and Human Services
The Corporation for national and Community Service (AmeriCorps)
new york State Department of Health (nySDOH)
new york State Department of education (nySDOe)
new york State Office of Children and Family Services (nySOCFS)
new york State Office of mental Health (nySOmH)
Westchester County Department of Health
Westchester County Department of Community mental Health
Westchester County Department of Senior programs & Services
Westchester County Department of Social Services
Westchester County youth Bureau
united Way of Westchester & putnam
City of White plains
City of mount Vernon
City of yonkers
FAMILY SERVICES OF WESTCHESTER
BOARD & STAFF
EXECUTIVE BOARD
edward m. Foley, Jr., Chair
Douglas J. mcClintock, Vice Chair
nicole Fleur Hazard, Vice Chair
Howard e. greenberg, Treasurer
Kerry moelis, Asst. Treasurer
nicholas Wolff, Secretary
2011-2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Deborah Boillot
Deirdra gray Clark
Ona Cohn
Susan Corcoran
marlene e. Furtick
Jill L. Leinbach
Tony Lembeck
marie Silverman marich
perla paredes
Ann Sacher
Brandon Steiner
gary Zahakos
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Susan B. Wayne, L.C.S.W.
president and Chief executive Officer
geoffrey Barsky
Chief Financial Officer
Lynn green
Vp, Development and external Affairs
polly Kerrigan, L.C.S.W.
Senior Vice president, mental Health,
educational and Community Support Services
marge Leffler, L.C.S.W., CHC
Vp, program Development, CQI Compliance
James Kaufman, L.C.S.W.
Vp, residential and Community programs
Steve riordan
Vp, Aging, Health and Community Support Services
This Annual report was written and produced by the Development
Department of Family Services of Westchester
Barbara Sommer, S.D.A.
Senior Director, Head Start, early Head Start,
prime Time, universal pre-K
Lynn green, Vice president, Development and external Affairs
Colleen Davis gardephe, Director of public relations
eric Toth
Senior Director of youth Services
graphic Design by Laura Cacciato
Andrew Levine
Director Human resources and Administration
* These staff and Board positions are accurate
for fiscal year July 1, 2011 through June 30, 2012.
www.fsw.org
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OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE:
STRONG FAMILIES
FSW LOCATIONS
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
AND PORT CHESTER
FAMILY CENTER
One Gateway Plaza
55 South Main Street
Port Chester, New York 10573
(914) 937-2320
Fax (914) 937-4902
Email: fsw@fsw.org
HASTINGS (9/12)
Echo Hills
Community Counseling Center
78 Main Street
Hastings, New York 10706
(914) 274-8334
MOUNT VERNON
9 W. Prospect Avenue, Suite 309
Mount Vernon, New York 10550
(914) 668-9124
PELHAM
507 Fifth Avenue
Pelham, New York 10803
(914) 738-1728
SLEEPY HOLLOW
239 North Broadway
Sleepy Hollow, NY 10591
(914) 631-2022
WHITE PLAINS
One Summit Avenue
White Plains, New York 10606
(914) 948-8004
YONKERS
20 South Broadway
Yonkers, New York 10701
(914) 964-6767
Aftercare
Camp Viva
Family Mediation
Family Mental Health
Family Strengthening
Fathers Count
Intensive In-Home Family
Preservation
Latino Connections
The Sharing Shelf
Technology Learning Center
Veterans Outreach
HEALTHY BEGINNINGS
BBBS
Camp Success
EMERGE
Head Start/EHS/Prime Time
In-school clinics
Respite
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Adolescent HIV Prevention
Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention
Bienvenidas Girls
BBBS
Boys and Girls Youth Residences
Gang Prevention Services
Launching Pad
Therapeutic Foster Care
Youth Councils
AGING WITH DIGNITY
FSWorks
Home Health Care
Maple House Enriched Housing
My Second Home
Senior Services Coordinators
White Plains Guest House
www.fsw.org
Family
Services
of Westchester
One Gateway Plaza
55 South Main Street
Port Chester, NY 10573
914-937-2320
www.fsw.org
NON-PROFIT
ORGANIZATION
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PAID
WHITE PLAINS, NY
PERMIT NO. 699
FSW
ANNUAL REPORT
2011-2012
Our outreach to 30,000 children, teens, seniors and
families each year is supported by the generosity
of individuals, foundations and corporations.
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