Network of Victim Assistance Annual Report Fiscal Year 2014

Network of Victim Assistance
Annual Report Fiscal Year 2014
“NOVA’s work is critical to
the health, wellbeing
and future of the
Bucks County community.
For forty years, they have
“Keep up the
great work!
When victims of
abuse have no one
to defend them and
no one to turn to,
given a voice to
those who have been
silenced and hope to
those who thought all was
lost. With the help and
support of volunteers, and
of the community, they will
ALWAYS be a beacon of
hope in the night.”
NOVA is there.
Our society needs to
wake up and truly
stand with victims.”
— NOVA supporter
—H
on. Mark S. Schweiker
44th Governor, Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Mission
Value Statement
Vision Statement
Network of Victim Assistance (NOVA)
supports, counsels and empowers
victims of sexual assault and other
serious crimes in Bucks County
and works to prevent and eliminate
violence in society through advocacy,
training, community education and
prevention programs.
We believe that all individuals should
be empowered to make decisions about
their lives, to be secure from violation
of their bodies and personal space, and
to live in a society free from violence.
We further believe that society has a
responsibility to educate and support
individuals with regard to these rights.
NOVA envisions a society free
of violence, one that empowers
individuals and promotes respect for
the privacy, diversity and dignity of
all people.
NOVA Board of Directors
PRESIDENT
Carlene Szostak
SECRETARY
Constance Lindenmuth
VICE PRESIDENT
Benjamin M. Derby
TREASURER
Terry Nase, CPA
NOVA Staff
Sandy Carvin
Bill Citino, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Kristian Ballerini
Barbara Clark, M.S.W
Tory Baram, M.S.W
Jennifer Cooney
Denise Bauer
Karen Corbett
Mary Beth Bauerle, M.A.
Judy Detwiler, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Kendal Beck
Steve Doerner
Kat Bellefontaine
Dori Dugan, M.S.
Kathy Bennett, M.S.W., L.S.W. Julie Dugery
Susan Bizon
Carol Farris
Meg Burger
Lynne Feldman, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Members
Stephen Albert
Alexandra J. Brzyski
Ronald Davis
Theresa Farley
Doris Fiorentino
Dorothy Gaboda
Christopher R. Grezlak
Dan Loftus
Louise McLeod
Lori Fisher, M.S.W.
Kim Foster, M.S.W.
Erika Goettler, M.A.
Priscilla Gray-Stoll, M.A.
Kelly Hagenbaugh, M.S.W.
Denise Held
Bill Hoblin
Joyce Jeffries, M.A., L.P.C.
Jodi Kaplan, M.S.S.
Keith Kirkner
Joann Krutainis
Michelle L. Obetz
Barbara Paul
Gwendolyn Sims
Albert J. Sutter, Jr.
Christopher Womack
Honorary Board
Elizabeth Biester
Hon. Mark S. Schweiker
As of 6/30/14
Patricia Levenberg, M.A., L.P.C.
Charity Mackey, M.S., L.P.C.
Angela McGettigan
Hester Meckley
Mandy Mundy
Katherine Palombo, M.A.
Kate Phillips
Hillary Jane Reehl
Mary Richter, M.Ed.
Clara Roberti, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Leslie Slingsby, M.S.W., L.S.W.
Michele Sternberg
Jaime Valleley, M.S.S., L.S.W.
Janice Veres
Kalee Villbrandt, M.S.
Maria White
Eleanor Wilhelm
Mary Worthington, M.Ed.
As of 6/30/14
2014
Highlights
With a $350,000 gift from a NOVA volunteer, we will be
able to provide Mobile School Counseling for the next 5
years. This program brings NOVA counselors into schools for
private counseling sessions with child clients who are unable to
make it to one of NOVA’s offices for services.
The North Penn Community Health Foundation awarded a
$25,000 grant to NOVA to develop and pilot its Pathways to
Healthy Relationships program. This interactive, multi-session,
life skills program for youth with Autism Spectrum Disorder,
ages 13-17, helps teens build positive friendships (online and
offline), address bullying, dating, and communication issues,
deal with conflict, and find resources for support.
The Bucks County Children’s Advocacy Center, a program of
NOVA, received a $10,000 Bucks Innovation and Improvement
Grant (BIIG) from Foundations Community Partnership to help
the CAC develop the capacity to conduct extended forensic
interviews with young children, children with disabilities and
those with severe trauma.
2014 Client
Demographics
NOVA Clients Total
Victims of Sexual Assault
51%
49%
Sexual Assault – 1,699
Other Serious Crimes – 1,716
46%
TOTAL – 3,415 *
Direct Service Hours
30%
41%
24-Hour Victim Support Hotline – 995
Case Management – 7,381
Counseling – 6,062
25%
Children (Under 18) – 593
Adults – 497
TOTAL – 1,090
* 398 – Children served through the Children’s Advocacy Center
that may be referred to NOVA for counseling and advocacy.
4%
54%
Accompaniment – 10,025
TOTAL – 24,463
Services and
Achievements
Crisis Intervention and Hotline Support
Trained volunteers and staff provide confidential 24 hour
a day telephone support, information and referral and
accompaniment of victims to forensic medical examinations
and police interviews
Total Emergency Room Accompaniments: 43
Total Police Interviews: 166
Achievements:
• Of the 3,426 victims who contacted NOVA’s hotline, 84%
had a better understanding of NOVA’s services at the
conclusion of the call and 84% felt they had been helped
by the encounter.
Education and Training
NOVA seeks to reduce the incidence of violence and
victimization through prevention and risk reduction education
programs in schools while increasing the knowledge and skills
of those who work with victims through professional trainings.
Total Number of School Programs: 1,492
Total Number of Students, Teachers and Parents in
Attendance: 38,285
Total Number of Professional Trainings: 134
Total Number of Professionals Trained: 4,404
Achievements:
• 95% of 5th grade students who participated in Personal
Safety programs provided correct responses in post-tests,
up from 72% in pre-tests; 88% retained this knowledge
6 months later
• 91% of teens who participated in Conflict Resolution
programs provided correct responses in post-tests, up
from 56% in pre-tests; 99% felt confident in using the
skills learned
Advocacy and Court Accompaniment
Children’s Advocacy Center
Advocates help prepare and support victims at criminal legal
proceedings including preliminary hearings, trials, sentencings
and parole board hearings and assist them with filing crime
compensation claims.
Total Hours of Accompaniment and Crime
Compensation Assistance: 9,640
Achievements:
• Victims accompanied to court proceedings by NOVA
advocates rated satisfaction with the service as high (4.66
on a scale of 5)
• Victims felt they had gained increased knowledge of their
rights and options with the help of the advocate (4.38 on
a scale of 5).
The CAC program staff coordinates a multidisciplinary team
of professionals from law enforcement, child welfare and the
District Attorney’s office to investigate child abuse allegations
and conducts forensic interviews with those children.
Total Number of Forensic Interviews: 346
Achievements:
• 96% of team members agree or strongly agree that clients
served through the Children’s Advocacy Center benefit from
the collaborative approach of the multidisciplinary team
• 86% of team members agree or strongly agree that they
have the opportunity to provide input in the forensic
interview process and obtain the information needed for
their investigation
Clinical Counseling
To help those who have experienced crime find ways to cope
with their victimization, licensed professional counselors
provide office or school based individual and group counseling,
play therapy for children and in-home trauma focused cognitive
behavioral therapy for victims of child abuse.
Total Hours provided: 6,062
Achievements:
• At the conclusion of services, 89% of mobile school
counseling clients reported that they were better able to
deal with their problems both at home and in school
• 100% of in-home trauma support program child
participants experienced a reduction in post-traumatic
stress disorder symptoms as measured on the Child Post
Traumatic Stress Scale and 97% of families successfully
completed the 20-25 week program
Keystone Crisis Intervention Team
NOVA coordinates Pennsylvania’s Keystone Crisis Intervention
Team, which empowers local communities to support crime
victims in their recovery from traumatic incidents by assessing
the impact of the event on the community, developing an
intervention plan and providing crisis intervention by trained
volunteer teams.
Number of Statewide Deployments: 7
Number of Crisis Responders Receiving Training: 457
Achievements:
• 100% of communities surveyed after a deployment
reported that their request was handled in a timely way
and that their expectations were met in the services
provided.
• Of those professionals who completed training, 97%
strongly agreed that the training increased their knowledge and skills in crisis work.
EMPOWERING SURVIVORS, PROMOTING CRIME VICTIM RIGHTS,
AND CREATING SAFER COMMUNITIES SINCE 1974
Fiscal Year 2014 Financial Report
Support and Revenue
Federal and State Contracts
$ 1,175,375
Local Support
County of Bucks (Grants and Contracts)
$ 277,805
United Way of Bucks County
69,000
Gifts-in-Kind (Donated Time and OfficeSpace)
133,268
Donations and Special Events
256,026
Voices Against Violence Campaign
353,011
Thrift Shop Sales (Net of Consignees’ Fees)
412,565
Foundation Grants
155,825
Total Local Support
$1,657,500
Other
Revenues
$
17,743
Total Support and Revenue
$ 2,850,618
Expenses
Programs and Services
Programs & Services Personnel and Benefits
$ 1,545,479
Programs & Services Operating Costs
680,889
Administration Personnel and Benefits
167,581
Administrative Operating Costs
66,212
Fundraising Personnel and Benefits*
148,962
Fundraising Operating Costs*
69,719
* Includes operational expenses of Thrift Shop Total Expenses
$ 2,678,842
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Board Designated
$ 350,000
Property & Equipment, net of related debt
1,842,630
Quasi-endowment
100,697
Undesignated
29,266
Total Unrestricted
$ 2,322,593
Temporarily Restricted
$ 714,807
Net Assets - End of Year
$ 3,037,400
Our Volunteers
Without volunteers, NOVA could not accomplish all that it does
for victims and the community. In FY 2014, 127 volunteers
gave 15,280 hours to NOVA — the equivalent of more
than 7 full-time staff positions to staff the hotline, provide
support at emergency rooms and legal proceedings and work
at the thrift shop.
NOVA volunteers Lynn Bendann and Bette Coatsworth are recognized
as Volunteers of the Year at a Central Bucks YMCA Volunteer event.
They are flanked by Karen Corbett, NOVA Thrift Shop Manager and Julie
Dugery, NOVA’s Volunteer and Community Outreach Coordinator.
Fiscal Year 2014
Contributors
NOVA deeply appreciates the following contributors who have supported
our programs during the past fiscal year.
FOUNDER’S CLUB
($2,500 - $4,999)
Stephen Albert and Barbara B.
Wachter
Jonathan and Grace Scott
Mark Worthington
Miss Kendal Beck
Ken and Julie Biehn
Nancy & David Blois
Ms. Ann Bodnar
Connie and Serge Borichevsky
Pam Broadway
Ms. Alexandra Brzyski
EMPOWERMENT CIRCLE
Gerry & Linda Byrne
($1,000 - $2,499)
William and Rosalyn Cahill
Mr. Syed Afzal
Mr. Mark Castrantas
Curtis and Carolyn Cowgill
Ms. Vida Chu
Christopher and Albertine Daley
Mr. Bill Clement
Karen M. Kern and William
Corinne & Kevin Cody
Hunsicker
Joan & Jim Conmy
Ms. Barbara Lyons Esq.
Mr. Thomas Corrigan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mancini
Brian A. Danchak
David and Elizabeth Marschall
Ms. Alexis Deluca
Terry and Jan Nase
Ms. Elizabeth Desrosiers
Bridget O’Brien
Representative Gene Di Girolamo
Mr. Michael O’Meara
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dunn
Dr. Susan Plotkin
Mary H. Dunn
Ms. Becky Shuttleworth
Stanley and Shelli Dunn
Mr. Tom Thomas
Ms. Terry Dzelzgalvis
Nancy Tilley
Ellen Erickson
Mr. Christian Ernst
ADVOCATES’ CLUB
Ms. Diane Fairfield
($500 - $999)
Mrs. Carolyn Faure
Elizabeth Biester
Ms. Monica Flint
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Campana
Ms. Judith Franlin
Karen A. Corbett and Jonathan
Mr. Paul Freud
B. Swain
Frank and Jeanette Gallagher
Ms. Catherine A. Cush
Ms. Lara Gaydos
Ms. Theresa De Santis
Linda Gelcius, State Farm Agent
Louis and Carol Della Penna
Peg George
Bette and Bob Donaldson
Ms. Patricia Goodrich
Mrs. Jacqueline Fallon
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Grater
Ms. Doris Fiorentino
Ms. Brenda Grob
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Grezlak
Ms. Maryalice Hagan
Kim Gronendahl
Steven and Joyce R. Hanson
Mr. Brad Jackman
Bin Haviland
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kohlhepp
Mr. David Healy
Mary Lee and Bill Lieser
David and Susan W. Heckler
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Loftus
Mr. Jeffrey Heinel
Pat & Bill Marshall
Mr. David Hendricks
Brian & Louise McLeod
Robert and Beatrice Henning
Mr. Rudolph Petercsak
Ms. Michelle Henry
Mr. Joseph Schmider
Ms. Colette Hering
Mike Sellers and Lia van Rijswijk
Ms. Carol Hinckley
Mr. Paul Steinbeiser
Ms. Lynne Hodge
Ms. Helen Holweger
Carlene Szostak
Lindsay and Adam Hough
ALLIES ($250 - $499)
Debbie and Rob Hutchison
Ms. Lynne A. Arnoldy
David & Alberta Jacobs
Arthur and KC Baldadian
Mr. Patric Jones
Peter and Jean Barrell
Ms. Chris Kampfer
Kathy Bennett
Ms. Marie Kane
Ms. Susan Bertolet
Ms. Patricia Kavanagh
Matthew Braden
Ms. Andrea Kircher
Ms. Ann Brentano
Ms. Mary Jean Kofron
Louis Busico
Karen M. Kreller & David R. Crane
Christopher and Whitney Chandor Ms. Lavinia Kumar
Barbara and Hugh Clark
Mr. John Lemasney
Dr. Michael Dachowski
Dr. J. Brooke Lewis
Representative Tina M. Davis
Ms. Lorraine Lins
Ms. Sally Destefano
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Marad
MaryAnn Edwards
Mr. Christopher W. Marx
Lori and Cliff Fisher
Wendy Mason
Tony & Jane Ford-Hutchinson
John and Carol McCaughan
Glenn and Elizabeth Frederick
Ms. Amy McElhaney
Dorothy Gaboda
Darren and Angela McGettigan
Ms. Michelle Kramer
Ms. Christine McKee
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Levy
Ms. Jane Mohler
Loretta & Bill Montgomery
Ms. Jane McKenna
Ms. Marilee Morris
Mr. Robert J. Miranda
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Morsbach, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Musser
Ms. Liz Mozer
Michelle Obetz
Gerald and Debra Nau
Barbara and Sam Paul
Representative Margureite C. Quinn Mr. Richard L. Newman, Esquire
Ms. Alexa Newton
Jon and Lori Rubin
Ms. Camille Norvaisas
Ms. Sharon Slickis
Christina Paugh-Greenwood
Marcia and Gregory Telthorster
Ms. Diana Pazicky
Senator Robert Tomlinson
Representative Katharine M. Watson Ms. Michelle Pedersen
Mickie and Marvin Portney
Dorothy M. Wax and Meryl
Ms. Phyllis L. Purscell
Towarnicki
Dr. Sheryl Radin
Mary Worthington
Ms. Dorothy Rafferty
Jack and Paula Young
Donald and Joan Rapp
Ms. Jo Ann Zee
Harriet Rattner
SUPPORTERS ($100 - $249)
Mr. Martin Remmey
Anonymous (4)
Ms. Elizabeth Rivers
Mr. Peter Adamo
Sean and Twyla R. Ryan
Ms. Vicki Ansari
Dick & Rhoda Sakulich
Mrs. Nicole Armani and Mr. Michael Ms. Jane Scarborough
Lutolf
Brian Shipley
Ms. Judy Smith
Sue and Jim Barrett
Peter and Barbara Sperry
Ms. Carol O. Battistini
Ms. Wendy Steginsky
Mrs. Kathy Beck
Ms. Jennifer Storm
Chuck and Pamela Thompson
Frances Vannoy
Robert and Alice Vernon
Ms. Patricia Vogel
Ms. Sharon Vogel
Mr. and Mrs. Walt von Seggern
Mr. Matthew Weintraub
Ms. Diana Weiss
Eleanor Wilhelm
D. Constance Wrzesniewski
Mr. William Wunder
Ms. Deborah A. Zelitch
FRIEND’S CLUB ($10- $99)
Anonymous (5)
Ms. Michelle A. Alamo
Ms. Michele Ambrosius
Ms. Kathleen Angjelo
Ms. Bette Baer
Ms. Kay Basil
Mr. Michael Beck
Ms. Laura Belove
Ms. Anne Benson
Ms. Nancy Bergere
Evon L. Bergey
Susan C. Blazer
Ms. Linda Bleam
Brenda A. Blizzard
William F. & Jean M. Brenner
Mr. Johannes Brevis
Ms. Jane Broderick
Ms. Susan Bulsza
Costantino Buonopane
Andrew and Ramona Carson
Ms. Rhona Case
Ms. Wendy Catanzaro
Mr. Frank Cervone
Ms. Catherine Coffman
Mr. Alan Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Coleman
Ms. JoAnn Connelly
Erin Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Martin J. Corr
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Cosner, Sr.
Ms. Peggy Dator
Ms. Marlene J. Davidow
Karen Dawkins
Ms. Nancy W. Decker
Ms. Kim Degroff
Ferdinand and Anne DiGiuseppe
Mr. Thomas DiLorenzo
Ms. Debbie Dubin
Julia Elrath
Tim Evans
Ms. Theresa M. Farley
Representative Frank Farry
Mr. Charles Fettig
Ms. Barbara Flor
Ms. Kathleen Fluehr
Mr. Jim Folk
Barbara and Bill Ford
Ms. Suzanne Foreman
Ms. Kim Foster
Ms. Robin L. Franklin
Ms. Renee Frazier
Mr. Jay Friske
Laurence L. Galen
Ms. Margaret Garrity
Barry & Mindi Ginsberg
Ms. Lynda Glick
Ms. Marci Goldman
Mr. Harvey M. Goldstein
Ms. Patricia A. Gordon
Mr. Russell Gordon
Ms. Robin Greenbaum
Sari and Roy Greenbaum
Magne and Susan Gundersen
Ms. Erica Guthrie
Ms. Diane Hamilton
Ms. Jennifer Hannings
Ms. Carol Harger
Mrs. Judy Heath
Ms. Eleanor Herbert
Harry and Margaret Hill
Ms. Suzanne B. Hoeffner
Daniel and Barbara Hoffman
Mr. Kevin Jameson
Helen Keen
Ms. Sheryl Kesselman
Ms. Jennifer King
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kirkner
Susan and Matthew Klyman
Roy and Nancy Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Lang
Karen Lasorda
Patricia Levenberg
Ms. Debbie Lewis
Bell Elevator Company, Inc.
Bensalem Police Benevolent
Association
Bensalem Presbyterian Church
Bergey’s Chevrolet
Bikers Against Child Abuse
Body Dynamics Fitness Center
Booktenders’ Secret Garden
Children’s Bookstore and Gallery
Bristol Township School District
Buckingham Friends School
Bucks Country Gardens
Bucks County Bank
Bucks County Children & Youth
Social Services Agency
Bucks County Commissioner
Bucks County Republican
Committee
Building Blocks Pediatric Dentistry
LLC
Camp Concepts, LLC
Carl Sandburg Middle School
Centennial School District
Central Bucks Chamber of
Commerce
Central Bucks Family YMCA
Central Bucks School District
Chalfont Lions Club
Children of America
Children’s Village at Doylestown
Hospital
Circle of Friends Nursery School
CMF Small Business Accounting
Cold Spring Elementary School
Collins Business Systems
Colmar Dentistry for Kids
Colorcon, Inc.
Comfort Keepers
Compass Sign Company
Cooper Mechanical, Inc.
Council Rock School District
Curiosity Shop
Curtin and Heefner, LLP
Detweiler, Hershey & Associates, P.C.
Doylestown Dance Centre
Doylestown Hospital
Doylestown United Methodist
Church
EC Fence and Iron Works, Inc.
Edison Court, Inc.
Edward W. Langel Agency Insurance
Elrath Construction, LLC
Faith Christian Academy
Family Service Association of
Bucks Co.
Faulkner Hyundai
Feasterville Business Association
First Federal of Bucks County
First National Bank and Trust Co.
First Savings Bank of Perkasie
First Savings Insurance, Inc.
First Savings Trust Department
Foundations Behavioral Health
FOUNDATIONS
Friends Home and Village
Bucks County Foundation
Furia Rubel Communications, Inc.
Foundations Behavioral Health
Foundations Community Partnership Greenwood Gaming and
Entertainment, Inc.
Independence Foundation
Hagey Coach and Tours
La-Mel Garden Foundation
Harleysville
Savings Bank
Norman Raab Foundation
Harriman Christian Day School
North Penn Community Health
Hatboro Federal Savings
Foundation
Health Strategies Group, Inc.
Penn Foundation
Heidi’s Boutique
Sherman Family Foundation
Heller’s Seafood Market. Inc.
The Betty and Leo Balzereit
Henning’s Market
Foundation
Holy Nativity Episcopal Preschool
The Philadelphia Foundation
Holy Redeemer Home Care
A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO OUR Holy Trinity Church
MATCHING GIFT CONTRIBUTORS Invo HealthCare Associates
J.L. Freed Honda
Colorcon, Inc.
James A. Michener Art Museum
Health Strategies Group, Inc.
Joseph Ferderbar Elementary
Law School Admission Council
Merck Partnership for Giving/Merck Keenan Motor Group
Kershaw & Fritz Tire
Foundation
Kindercare
Prudential Foundation Matching
King’s Caterers II, Inc.
Gifts
Knights of the Golden Eagle
CORPORATIONS, BUSINESSES & Kogan Prosthetics, Inc.
Kreischer Miller
ORGANIZATIONS
Lace Silhouettes Lingerie
1-800-GOT-JUNK
Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians
A Fresher Clean
Lafayette Elementary
A. Mastrocco, Jr. Moving and
Law Offices of William L. Goldman,
Storage
P.C.
AB-8 Waste Solutions, LLC
Law School Admission Council
Advanced Sports Chiropractic
Leventhal Sutton & Gornstein
Afton Elementary
Levy School Bus Company
Alamo Pharma Services
Log College Middle School
All Current Electrical Sales
Lower Bucks Community Center
Allied Eye Care
Lower Southampton Police
Allstate David Mabrey
Benevolence Association
Allstate Insurance Hussey Agency
Ancient Order of Hibernian Division Magicure Automotive Restoration,
Inc.
5 Levittown
Antheil Maslow & MacMinn, LLP
Manhattan Bagel Chalfont
Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Maple Point Middle School
Attleboro Village Association
Marketing Solutions
Baum, Smith and Clemens, LLP
Mary W. Devine Elementary
Begley, Carlin & Mandio, LLP
MATCOR
Ms. Audrey Long
Kenneth and Lois Mammel
Glenn and Patricia Matis
James and Marion Mays
Lois F. McClintock
Barbara McCorkindale
Mr. Paul McGinn
Jacqueline McGoldrick
Senator Charles McIlhinney
Bruce and Lorraine McMahon
Ms. Marynan McNamara
Ms. Irma J. Melendez-Rubio
Tom and Cathie Miller
Ms. Barbara Mitchell
Mr. Steven Mobley
Debra A. Moore
Steven and Beth Moran
Carmen Morelli
Ms. Nancy Morgan
Ms. Stacey Mulholland
Hank and Karen Naisby
Robert and Ruth Nowicki
George Oppenheimer
Sandra L. Otis
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Ozols
Keith Pacheco
Carolyn Patterson
Ms. Diane Paul
Joyce Pfeiffer
Ms. Barbara C. Polito
Reverdy and Diane Rhodes
Pamela and Dean Roberts
Loretta Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rothstein
Ms. Faith Rubin
Janice & Michael Ryan
Mr. Domenic Sanginiti
Mr. Joseph Schmitz
Mrs. Michele Sternberg and Mr.
David A. Schoenfeld
William F. Schroeder, Esq.
Ms. Mary L. Schweiker Gerdelmann
Mr. Christopher J. Serpico
Phyllis Sexton
Christine & Carl Shannon
Ms. Carol G. Slingsby
Judith F. Snyder
Randy and Kelli Solly
Mrs. Sherry Sonier
Ms. Maria Stabeno
Joseph and Perri Lee Stella
Lillian & Edward Stevens
Ms. Marian Sumner
Martin and Susan Sutton
Betty Tatham
Ms. Jennifer D. Thorpe
Mr. Jeffrey Vander Zwan
David and Clara Waxler
Mr. Robert Whitley
Warren & Julia Woldorf
Mr. Chris Womack
James and Anita Zazzarino
Maximucks Farm Market
McAuliffe & Carrol Architects, LLC
MDL Restoration, Inc.
Middletown Township Police
Benevolent Association
Millham Companies
MLCS Woodworking, LTD.
Monument Bank
Mountain Stream Construction
Moyer Indoor - Outdoor
National Association of VOCA
Assistance Administrators
National Children’s Alliance
Neil A. Armstrong Middle School
Neshaminy School District
New Hope-Solebury Upper Elem
Newtown Middle School
Newtown Presbyterian Church
None Such Farms, Inc.
Olive Oil Etcetera
Oliver Heckman Elementary
Ombudsman Educational Services
Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church
Owens Suburban Glass
PA Chapter of Children’s Advocacy
Centers & MDTS
Penn Color, Inc.
Penn Foundation
Penn Management Group at
Morgan Stanley
Penndel Borough
Penndel-Hulmeville Memorial Day
Parade Committee
Pennridge School District
Pennsbury Lions Club
Pennsbury School District
Perkasie Borough Police Officer’s
Association
Philadelphia Children’s Alliance
Philadelphia Eagles
Plumstead Friends Meeting
Police Association of Falls Township
Provident Bank
Prudential
QNB
Quakertown Christian School
Quakertown Community School
District
Quakertown Farmers Market and
Flea Market
Ravenhill Psychological Services
Red Cedar Bar and Grille
Redevelopment Authority of the
County of Bucks
Residential Alarm Company, Inc.
School Lane Charter School
Seniors Helping Seniors
Shiseido
Silverman Family Partnership
Sol Feinstone Elementary
Solebury United Methodist Church
St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church
St. Katharine Drexel Regional
Catholic School
St. Luke’s Church
St. Mary Medical Center
Stark and Stark
Style’s Salon
Target World
TD Bank
Temple Judea of Bucks County
The Best Kept Secret
The Bucks County Long Term Care
Consortium
The Graphic Edge, Inc.
The Horsham Clinic
The Jones Group
The Marshall Financial Group, Inc.
The PEW Charitable Trusts
The Thompson Organization
The Woman’s Club of Quakertown
Third Federal Bank
Total Soccer
Trinity Church Day School
TruMark Financial
Trump Lender Services
United Way of Bucks County
United Way of Delaware
Univest Bank and Trust Co.
Upper Makefield Township Police
Association
Verilogue, Inc.
Village Pantry Deli
Warminster Police Benevolent
Association
Warminster Presbyterian Church
Warrington Township Police
Benevolent Association
Warrington Woman’s Club
Wealth Advisory Services/LPL
Financial
Wells Fargo
White Engineering Surfaces
Corporation
Willow Dale Elementary
Worthington Associates
Wrightstown Elementary
Zellis Law, LLC
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Voices Against Violence
Campaign Update
Thanks to the generosity of our many donors, the Voices Against Violence
campaign officially and successfully closed at our 40th anniversary
celebration on October 15, 2014. NOVA raised over $2.1 million dollars
surpassing the original $1.9 million goal. THANK YOU!
VOICES AGAINST VIOLENCE
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS
in Fiscal Year 2014
Bucks County Foundation
Ms. Kay Burchinal
Gerry & Linda Byrne
Kathryn G. Carlson Esq.
Ms. Rhona Case
Barbara and Hugh Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cope
Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Cosner, Sr.
Christopher and Ineke Daley
Stanley and Shelli Dunn
Ms. Doris Fiorentino
First Savings Bank of Perkasie
Ms. Cathy Fishman
Dorothy Gaboda
Rabbi Paula & Dr. Harvey Goldberg
Kim Gronendahl
Steven and Joyce R. Hanson
Donald and Louise Heath
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hebel
Bill Hoblin and Sarai Nieves
Ms. Helen Holweger
Debbie and Rob Hutchison
David & Alberta Jacobs
Angela and Brett Jacobsen
Ms. Louise Jamieson
Roy and Nancy Kolb
Neil and Marion Kyde
Karen Lasorda
Mr. Conrad L. Leon MBA
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Loftus
Konstance A. McCaffree, Ph.D.
John and Carol McCaughan
Barbara McCorkindale
Brian & Louise McLeod
Tom and Cathie Miller
Loretta & Bill Montgomery
Terry and Jan Nase
Christina Paugh-Greenwood
QNB
Janet S. Rankin
Reverdy and Diane Rhodes
Jon and Lori Rubin
Sean and Twyla R. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Scheithauer
Phyllis Sexton
Michael & Danielle Sheehy
Sherman Family Foundation
Ms. Becky Shuttleworth
Peter and Barbara Sperry
Ms. Angela Talocci
Marcia and Gregory Telthorster
Chuck and Pamela Thompson
June Rothkopf and Paul Wieand
Jack and Paula Young
Support NOVA forever with a charitable gift annuity or a bequest.
Contact Bill Hoblin at 215-343-6543 for more information.
Mark Schweiker and
Kim Gronendahl –
Voices Against Violence
Campaign co-chairs.