Bancroft's 2012 Annual Report.

2. Our Mission
Bancroft’s mission is to ensure that every person is given
opportunities for lifelong learning and fulfillment. We
do this by altering perceptions, and by supporting those
with intellectual and developmental challenges and
acquired brain injuries in achieving their life goals as
valued and respected members of our world.
You move us forward
Two-thousand employees. Nine major sites. Almost 200 group homes and apartments.
Bancroft is clearly a large organization.
But we’re also a place where one person can make a huge difference.
It’s certainly true of our employees, who do amazing work every day. And it’s also true of our
donors. People like Ray Welsh. The Farley family. Betty Moran. Each of these donors has
shown extraordinary support for our mission – and lives have been transformed as a result.
Since the launch of our most ambitious fundraising effort – Transforming Our World |
The Campaign for Bancroft – many supporters, both old and new, have stepped forward
to give at all levels.
Momentum is really building! We are well on our way to achieving our goal for the
Campaign, which is already increasing opportunities for the children and adults we support.
This Annual Report will show you some of that momentum, the exciting transformations
already occurring, and the great places we’re headed with your help.
Please remember, every contribution truly makes a difference – and brings us closer to
One World. For Everyone.
On behalf of each person and family we serve, thank you for your support!
TONI PERGOLIN, PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE
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3. At Bancroft, we help people do the things that
are most meaningful to them and their families.
Big things, like going to school, holding a job,
and participating in the community. Important
things – from communicating to reducing their
problem behaviors. Joyful things, like playing a
sport, taking a trip, or socializing with friends.
Brain Injury Rehabilitation –
Day and Residential Services
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I’m a different person since
coming to Bancroft. I’ve
worked toward independence
and achieved my goal of
living on the outside.
– Duane Wong, age 33
”
Brain Injury Rehabilitation – Veterans
Assisted Living Pilot Program
Since surviving a brain injury
at age 14, Carolyn has come
a long way with Bancroft’s
support. Today, she does office
work five days a week, and
arranges her own transportation
to her job and her many
leisure activities.
“
We’re so thrilled with
Bancroft and how Ross
has done here.
”
– Laura Kuntz, mother of Ross
Mikalauskas, age 20
Lindens Behavioral Stabilization
Program, Education Program,
Autism Residential Services
Bancroft helped Ross overcome severe
behavior problems related to his autism,
which prevented learning and many other
activities. Today, Ross goes to school,
volunteers, and lives in the community
with Bancroft’s support.
After his brain injury, Navy veteran Duane
Wong struggled with a range of issues. Today,
he’s living and volunteering in the community,
and improving his walking, memory and other
abilities with Bancroft’s help.
A.J. and teacher Cassie DiOrio
”
– Carolyn Musser, age 41
Carolyn and her sister Kim
Each day, our work is as varied as the children
and adults we support. But we always have one
goal: to enable those we serve to participate
as fully as possible in our world – one world,
for everyone.
Your donations
enable us to increase
opportunities and
alter perceptions.
Even the people
we support and
their families are
sometimes surprised
by how much they
can learn, grow and
accomplish! They’re
grateful, and so
are we.
“
Duane and physical therapist Lois Burke
Every day, we prove that
it’s our world, too
“
I’ve achieved things
I never thought
possible.
“
We’ve seen a huge
difference in A.J. He’s
happier, he’s walking,
he’s talking a bit.
”
– Kristi Gonzales, mother of
A.J., age 2
Little Butterflies Daycare
Program
Bancroft staff members taught A.J.
sign language and other skills to
compensate for his developmental
delays. Today, A.J. communicates
what he wants, is less frustrated
and more receptive to learning.
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4. Transforming Our World:
Update on the Campaign
We launched Transforming Our World | The Campaign for
Bancroft in 2010 to transform the lives of the children and adults
we support and strengthen Bancroft for the future. This $6 million
Campaign is enabling Bancroft to modernize our facilities, increase
our technological abilities, and respond to emerging needs.
The Transforming Our World campaign has already had a major
impact on people’s lives, thanks to the generous support of more
than 70 donors* listed at right.
The Campaign is close to reaching its $6 million goal by its
June 30, 2013, deadline. That will enable many other critical
improvements which are not funded through any other means.
This is an exciting and transformative time, and we are pleased to
recognize these generous contributors who have thus far made
pledges and cash gifts to the campaign.
Thank you to our Campaign Donors*
Visionary
Patron
The Family of Ryan Farley
Elizabeth Moran
Joanne and Raymond Welsh
Anonymous
Elizabeth Kalellis
Eleanor and Fred Meyer
Donna and Mario Sartori
Builder
Anonymous
Laura and Joseph Atkinson
Frances and William Graham
Karen and Jeff Harris
The William Rooke, Jr. Memorial
Partner
Anonymous (3)
Sheldon S. and Barbara Berkman
Lisa and Kenneth Ewell
Dr. Lawrence and Susan Goren
Kanalstein Danton Associates P.A.
Linda and Peter Musumeci
Toni and John Pergolin
Suzanne and Samuel Pignatelli
Tony Schlesinger
Benefactor
Lisa and Dr. Gregory B. Alberts
Michele and Martin Bieber
Lillian and Thomas Burke
Joseph Hodakowski
Tracee and Benjamin Hunt
Frederick J. Rohloff, Esq.
Randee and Dr. Kenneth Rubenstein
*Donors through January 2013
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Sponsor
Alysa and Scott Bannett
Sue and Stephen Bruce
Dr. Caroline Eggerding and Lawrence D. Berger
Debbie and Joe Flamini
Carin and John Foster
Robert MacPherson
Kathy and Wayne Ross
Schultz & Williams
Amy and Jeffrey Swartz
Howard M. Weinberg, DO
Julie and Leon Zimmerman
Lisa and Robert Mollusky
Joan and Ernest Pighini
Drs. Denise and Arthur Rubenstein
Kelly and David Ryan
Margaret and Brian Sciarrotta
James J. Sebra
Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard
Jane Windle
Jennifer Wolff
Associate
Susan Gapinski
Eric Harlan
Marlene and Marvin Korff
Nora and Frank Parker
Margot and Norman Rimbey
Camille Stahl
Anna Vadino
Kathleen and William Waldron
Friend
Anonymous (3)
Michael and Shannon Birdsall
Carol and Kurt Brunner
Mary and Alan Craig
Patricia and Peter DeAngelis
Lori and Benjamin Driscoll
Annette and Joseph Duffy
Rick Hughes
Patricia and Richard Hyde
Karen and Anthony Ingenito
Joan and Gary King
Elene and Marshall Kurtzman
Mr. and Mrs. David Macalino
Transforming Our World:
The Campaign for Bancroft
GIVING CATEGORIES
Visionary
Leader
Founder
Builder
Partner
Benefactor
Patron
Sponsor
Friend
Associate
$500,000 or more
$250,000 - $499,999
$100,000 - $249,999
$50,000 - $99,999
$20,000 - $49,999
$10,000 - $19,999
$5,000 - $9,999
$1,000 - $4,999
$200 - $999
$1 - $199
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5. Together, at Bancroft,
we are transforming lives
“
With support from donors like you, the Campaign for Bancroft has
already enabled us to:
”
• Rebuild the Bancroft Lakeside Campus at Mullica Hill
(formerly the Mullica Hill Campus), to better meet people’s
needs and increase their independence.
• Provide more SmartBoards and iPads, which are helping
our students learn.
• Provide more communication tools and assistive devices,
which open up the world to those we support.
Please join us in reaching our $6 million goal – and ensuring better
lives for thousands of people with disabilities, now and in the future.
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My love of Bancroft came about because
of my dear friends Ray and Joanne Welsh,
whose son was at Bancroft. I’m very
impressed with the care that Bancroft gives
to people, and how dedicated the staff is.
It’s also very important to have modern
facilities for people who really need them.
– Betty Moran, who has given generously over the past three years
to the Campaign for Bancroft.
“
My family and I support
Bancroft so it can continue
for Ryan and his friends.
Ryan’s getting an excellent
quality of life at Bancroft.
– Robert Farley, shown with son Ryan,
who has been with Bancroft since 1997
and now resides at the Bancroft Lakeside
Campus at Mullica Hill. The Farley family,
including both sets of grandparents, gives
generously to Bancroft.
”
“
We give because of our great regard and
respect for the work Bancroft does and for
the people whom it serves. And we give in
memory of our son Randy, who had a very
fulfilling life thanks to Bancroft.
”
– Raymond Welsh, shown with his wife Joanne.
The Welshes have provided major financial support to
Bancroft for more than 20 years.
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6. Your donation makes a
challenge a possibility
Bancroft offers many
giving options to fit
our supporters’ needs
and interests. Whether
a one-time gift or a
donation spread over
time, each contribution
enhances the lives of
many hundreds of
people with disabilities.
You can support
Bancroft through
donations of cash,
stocks, mutual funds,
goods and services,
among other options.
Transforming Our World | The Campaign for Bancroft Our landmark
fundraising campaign is significantly improving the lives of those Bancroft supports.
For details, please see the Campaign Update on pages 4-7.
Margaret Bancroft Annual Fund This “unrestricted” fund enables Bancroft to
respond to emergent needs and opportunities.
Planned Giving Planned gifts can provide you with income and added tax benefits.
Options include remembering Bancroft in your will, naming Bancroft the beneficiary of
a retirement plan or life insurance policy, and creating a charitable annuity or trust.
Tributes Donors can honor or remember a friend or loved one by making a gift in
the person’s name. Bancroft will notify the person or his/her family of the gift.
Sports & Personal Fundraising You can support Bancroft when participating
in sports events or when celebrating a special occasion, through a special web page.
Details are at www.firstgiving.com/Bancroft.
Other Ways to Give You can donate through your employer’s United Way
campaign, by sending us grocery labels that we can redeem for donations, by
using free websites like GoodSearch, and by volunteering.
Bancroft’s
STAFF –
like the team shown here –
is passionate about
contributing, too!
Our Employee Impact Campaign
is growing, with 854 staff
members donating in
fiscal year 2012.
“Our staff will do anything for the children. We’re here to give them the best
education we can and the quality of life they deserve. Giving to Bancroft is just
another way our staff shows their dedication.”
– Colleen Rowan-Valentino, principal, The Bancroft School at Voorhees Pediatric Facility, pictured
with her staff. This group is always the first to reach 100% participation in Bancroft’s annual
Employee Impact Campaign.
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7. Everyone deserves a chance
We vow to make that chance a reality
The Butterfly Ball, our signature fundraising event, provides vital annual
support for Bancroft programs. The Ball contributes almost a third of
our “unrestricted” donations, which can be used wherever they’re most
needed. The fall 2011 Ball set both fundraising and attendance records,
raising $340,000 and drawing 310 guests. Hosted by Phillies announcer
Tom McCarthy, the event featured a novel addition: guests made extra
donations by text message, adding 9% to the fundraising total.
Our Golf Outing also provides major support for Bancroft programs.
Like the Ball, it raises “unrestricted” donations, which address unfunded
needs like facility improvements, assistive technology and extracurricular
activities. Limited to 72 golfers, the spring 2012 event raised $66,000
through registration fees, donations and corporate sponsorships.
Four cultivation events throughout the year helped us connect with
donors and meet their friends and contacts – resulting in significant
additional support. Held in various venues, these gatherings ranged
from a wine-tasting with football legend Dick Vermeil to a reception
and insider tour at Citizens Bank Park. By making these personal
connections, we also alter perceptions in the community.
Special events provide
lively opportunities to
support Bancroft’s mission.
During the 2011-2012
fiscal year, both our
annual Butterfly Ball and
Golf Outing had their
most successful events. In
addition, several “cultivation
events” drew potential
and existing supporters,
creating new bonds and
strengthening older ties.
OUR 2012 GOLF OUTING at Jasna Polana in
Princeton – a great cause and a great course!
THE ANNUAL BUTTERFLY BALL – our
black-tie gala that touches the heart.
SOME OF THE ‘FRIENDS OF BANCROFT’ –
an enthusiastic group of young supporters
who volunteer and host fundraising events.
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8. Brain
n Injury Home and
Meeting challenges, increasing opportunities
for people of all ages and every level of need
Community
n
Ages 21+
In-Home Services
Ages 21+
n Bancroft School
The
(Special
n Education Programs)
Community Vocational
n
Ages 5-21
Services/Employment Support
BA NC ROF T FA CI L ITY
Ages 0-3
Over the years, Bancroft has
grown from a tiny school to
a multi-faceted organization.
Today, we help babies, senior
citizens, and everyone in between.
We support people in their own
homes, schools, communities, and
in Bancroft facilities. We operate in
three states. And we span the fields
of autism/developmental disabilities
services, special-education, and
brain-injury rehabilitation.
Please save this chart as a quick,
easy reference to Bancroft’s major
programs.
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n
Consultation
n Outreach Services
Early
n Intervention
n Program
BANCROFT PROGRAM KEY
Programs for people with autism
n
or other intellectual or
developmental disabilities
Bancroft Brain Injury Rehabilitation
n
n Special Education Services and Support
www.bancroft.org | 1-800-774-5516
Individualized rehabilitation at one’s
home, job or other community site.
Focus on maximizing independence
and community re-integration.
Ages 3-21
Regional
Hands-on services for public
schools, private agencies and
families, provided on-site
and in-home
Comprehensive special education
and behavioral intervention,
emphasizing functional skills,
communication, community
participation, vocational training
and career exploration
Regional
A range of instruction and supports
that help adults obtain and maintain
jobs in the community
A menu of highly individualized
services, such as behavioral
support, life-skills instruction,
companionship, and respite
care for families
Regional
Regional
Brain
n Injury Day Treatment Services
n Campus/Satellite
Ages 21+
Ages 21+
n Education
Early
n
Program
Education and therapies for infants
a
nd toddlers with developmental
d
elays or disabilities
Regional
n Butterflies
Little
n
Daycare Program
Ages 0-7
Structured, educational
daycare program for young
children with and without
developmental delays
Haddon Heights, N.J.
Structured learning programs featuring
a variety of functional, meaningful
and therapeutic activities, from job
sampling to volunteering, social-skills
instruction to computer classes
Brick | Cherry Hill | Mullica Hill, N.J.
Ages 3-9
Intensive school for children with autism,
enabling most graduates to return to their
home school district
Cherry Hill, N.J.
n
Children and Youth
Residential Services
Day Programs for Adults
Haddonfield, N.J.
Ages 21+
• Community | ages 7-21
• Transitional Campus | ages 5-21
• Lindens (intensive behavioral) | ages 5-21
A range of therapeutic, supervised
homes and apartments on-campus
and in the community
Coordinated rehabilitation including
physical, occupational and speech therapy,
cognitive rehabilitation, individual and
family counseling, vocational support
Brick | Cherry Hill | Plainsboro, N.J.
n
n Bancroft School
The
n Voorhees Pediatric Facility
at
Brain
n Injury Residential
Ages 3-21
Special-education school located
within a leading pediatric care
facility, for students with complex
medical needs
Voorhees, N.J.
Rehabilitation
Ages 21+
Full range of campus- and communitybased homes and apartments designed
for varying levels of independence and
offering an array of rehabilitation services
Southern Central N.J.
Ages 40-80+
Adult Residential Services
Ages 21+
An array of therapeutic, supervised homes
and apartments, on campus and in the
community. Support ranges from 24-hour
awake staffing, to highly independent
living with periodic staff check-ins.
Southern N.J. | Central N.J.
Delaware | Southeastern Pa.
A residential and day program
for older adults, emphasizing
recreation, socialization and
overall quality of life
Voorhees, N.J.
Southern N.J.
Age 0-7 3-9
Judith B. Flicker
n
Residences
n
BA N CROF T FACIL I TY
COMMUNITY SETTIN G
COMMU N ITY SETTIN G
Bancroft’s Continuum of Programs
5-21
Age 21+
40-80+
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9. Bancroft at a Glance
Bancroft in numbers
We’re proud that:
Volunteer Leadership*
• 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
98%
of the children served in our Early Intervention Program went
on to public school.
89%
of Bancroft School students who took the New Jersey
Alternate Proficiency Assessment Test scored “proficient” or
higher in mathematics, and 85% earned the same rating in
language-arts literacy. 93% of students who took the science
tests achieved a “proficient” or higher score.
Bancroft Board of Trustees
Martin A. Bieber, Chair
Lisa Alberts, APN, PMHNP-BC
Joseph C. Atkinson
Scott Bannett
James P. Dwyer, DO
Kenneth L. Ewell
Jeffrey R. Harris
Edward Kennedy
Kriste Lindenmeyer, PhD
Charles S. McLister
Toni Pergolin
Samuel A. Pignatelli
Jeffrey S. Swartz
Lenny Valentino Jr.
Howard M. Weinberg, DO
Raymond H. Welsh
• ost services are provided 24 hours a day,
M
365 days a year
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• ,358 individuals served in 25
separate programs
618 Children
740 Adults
• 90 homes and supervised apartments
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• rograms are located in six counties in
P
New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia area)
• 1,950 employees
• $105 million operating budget
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• th largest employer in Camden County, N.J.
• 29 years of making a difference – Bancroft
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was founded in 1883!
93%
of graduating students at age 21 were effectively transitioned
to post-educational opportunities.
97%
of the individuals we support in Community Vocational
Services for Adults (CVSA) participate in paid employment and/
or volunteer work opportunities.
73%
of those working (with supports through CVSA) have
maintained their employment for at least 12 months.
75%
of the children who completed the Lindens program (for
severe behavioral challenges) over the last three years
averaged a 70% reduction in their primary target behavior.
The Need
• in 49 New Jersey children shows signs of
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autism – more than pediatric cancer, diabetes
and AIDS combined. (One in 88 nationally)
• n estimated 2.5 million people in the United
A
States have an intellectual disability – about
1% of the population.
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• million people sustain a brain injury every
2
year. In New Jersey alone, over 9,000 people
sustain a traumatic brain injury each year,
450 of whom will have long-term disabilities.
Emeritus Trustees
Theodore Beringer
James Carson
Robert J. Freeman
Justin Israel
Dimitri T. Jeon
Robert F. Mate
Ronald Williams
Clarence N. York, EdD
Bancroft Rehabilitation Services
Board of Trustees
Howard M. Weinberg, DO, Chair
Calvin L. Cass
Philip N. Hineline, PhD
Donna Icovino
Pete Jamison, Esq.
Jessica Glass Kendorski, PhD
Charles S. McLister
Mark Mintz, MD
Executive Staff
Toni Pergolin, MHA, CPA, President and Chief Executive
Cynthia Boyer, PhD, Executive Director, Brain Injury Services
Stephen Bruce, Vice President of Strategic Planning
Thomas J. Burke, Chief Financial Officer
Rex Carney, Vice President of Marketing and Communications
Eric M. Eberman, MSEd, Executive Director, Pediatric and
Adolescent Residential Services
Regina Gentlesk Green, PMHCNS, BC, Vice President of Nursing
Tracee Hunt, MHS, SPHR, Chief Human Resources Officer
Colleen Macalino, CPA, Vice President of Finance
Dennis Morgan, MEd, Executive Director of Bancroft
Special Education Programs
Josefina Nash, MS, Vice President, Information Technology
Karen Parenti, MS, PsyD, Vice President of Quality and Clinical Operations
Clair Rohrer, MEd, Executive Director, Programs for Adults with Intellectual
and Developmental Disabilities
Kathy M. Ross, Executive Liason, Office of the President
Ann Sheafer, Vice President of Pennsylvania and Delaware Operations
* Leadership as of October 2012
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10. Your donation makes a challenge a possibility
DONORS
Your generosity helps make possible every aspect of our important work and improves the life of each person we support.
It is an investment in our community.
We are honored to recognize, in the categories below, individuals, corporations and organizations making cash gifts or pledge
payments between July 1, 2011, and June 30, 2012. We are grateful for your generous support of our annual fund, special events,
Transforming Our World | The Campaign for Bancroft, and grants in response to special requests.
Every gift is meaningful and, to our loyal friends, we extend our most sincere appreciation.
Corporate Organizational
Support
$50,000+
The Lebensfeld Foundation
Wawa Food Markets, Inc.
Wicks Chapin, Inc.
$25,000-$49,999
The Graham Company
TD Charitable Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
BBR Partners LLC
Catholic Human Services Foundation
Costanza Builders Inc.
Flicker Family Fund - Jewish Community
Foundation MetroWest
Holman Automotive Group, Inc.
Laird Norton Company LLC
OnSite Innovations, Inc.
Ronald McDonald House Charities
Global
Ronald McDonald House Charities of
the Philadelphia Region
The William Rooke, Jr. Memorial
Stewart Business Systems
$5,000-$9,999
Adler’s Pharmacy
Archer Greiner
Conner Strong Buckelew
Cozen O’Connor
August 2011
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Longtime supporters (and
former employees) Lisa
and Greg Alberts hosted a
reception for Haddonfieldarea friends, tapping their
local connections to build
support for Bancroft.
Dietz Watson, Inc.
Dur-A-Flex Foundation, Inc.
Kennedy Health System
Medical Data Management, Inc.
NovaCare Outpatient Rehabilitation
Rothman Institute
TD Bank
Verizon Communications
Virtua Health
Voorhees Pediatric Facility
$1,000-$4,999
Abramson Family Foundation
All Risk Property Damage Experts
ArcelorMittal
The Bannett Group, LTD.
The Beth and Preston Ingram Foundation
Brownstein Group
Catalyst Air Management, Inc.
Coastal Spine
The Comegno Law Group, P.C.
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Ernst Young, LLP
Frito-Lay
GKN Foundation
Grant Thornton LLP
Hinkle, Fingles and Prior
Holy Redeemer Health System
Infinity Title Agency
The Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta
Kanalstein Danton Associates P.A.
Knights of Columbus: New Jersey
State Council
Marathon Engineering Environmental
Services, Inc.
Miele, Inc.
New Jersey Manufacturers Insurance
Group
Parkhill Memorial Trust
The Philadelphia Hand Center
Philadelphia Insurance Companies
Philadelphia Phillies
Pinnacle Taxx
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Ravitz Family Foundation
RBC Foundation - USA
Salerno Son
Schultz Williams
South Jersey Gas Company
Stevens Lee
Stradley, Ronon, Stevens Young
USI Affinity
Xerox Corporation
$500-$999
Anthony J. Bilotti Associates, LLC
AutoSource Group, LLC
B. Braun Medical, Inc.
Ballard Spahr Andrews Ingersoll, LLP
Birdsall Services Group
Brady Financial Group, LLC
Carlisle and Associates, LLC
Center for Family Guidance, PC
Continuum Health Alliance, LLC
Creative Financial Group
Education Facility Management LLC
EVRAZ Inc. NA
ExxonMobil Foundation
Fountainhead Services, LLC
General Mills Box Tops for Education
Program
Jay Roberts Jewelers
KMRD Partners, Inc.
Lexus of Atlantic City
Lexus of Cherry Hill
McKesson Atlantic Healthcare
Mercadien Consulting LLC
Miller Transportation Group
Moppert Brothers Inc.
New Road Construction Management
Company
Ragone, Lacatena, Fairchild Beppel, PC
Retail Sites
Shamong Township School
Simkar LLC
TM Landscaping Lawn Service, Inc.
Target, Take Charge of Education
Taylor Wiseman Taylor
Wahoo Insurance Programs
Youth Transit Authority LLC
$1-$499
A+ Letter Service
Acadia, Inc.
Aetna
Attolon Partners LLC
The Barclay Group
Beneficial Mutual Bancorp, Inc.
BJ’s Wholesale Club, Inc.
Burlington County Bar Association
Burlington County Public Employee
Charitable Campaign
Camden County Public Employee
Charitable Campaign
Cardiovascular Associates of the
Delaware Valley, P.A.
CBC Son, Inc.
Charles J. Becker and Brothers, Inc.
Chick-fil-A at Garden State Park
Circles On The Square
The Club at Main Street
Comcast Corporation
Community Health Charities of
Maryland, Inc.
The Comprehensive Learning Center, Inc.
Consolidated Services Group
Corporate Initiatives
Delta Dental of New Jersey
Direct Millwork, LLC
Dotzel Trucking
EarthShare New Jersey
Fairway Laboratories
Fraser Brothers Group
Friends of Bancroft
General Floor
Green Dot Corporation
Hanna Pharmaceutical Supply Co., Inc.
Harrison Township School District
Health Village
Highway Equipment Supply Co.
Homestead Carpets Inc.
IMA Consulting
Imaging Associates, Inc.
Interocean American Shipping Corporation
Jaclyn Hoffman, Ed.D. Associates
Johnson Johnson
We launched the Bancroft
Transition Program at
Camden County College,
giving students with
disabilities ages 18-21 the
chance to learn and be part
of a college environment.
September 2011
JPMorgan Chase
Kaplan Family Foundation
Knights of Columbus: Bishop B. J.
Eustace Assembly 652
Knights of Columbus: Our Lady of
Perpetual Help Council 5714
Kulzer Dipadova, PA
LarsonAllen, LLP
Laureate Eta Chapter/Beta Sigma Phi
Lawrence, Cable and Company, LLP
Liberty Insurance Associates
Lowenstein Sandler Attorneys at Law
Lynco Construction Company, Inc.
Marian Catholic Club of Camden County
McAllister, The Service Company
Merck Partnership for Giving
Metropolitan Acoustics, LLC
Mustang Expediting, Inc.
The National Constitution Center
Needleman Management Company
Neuro Restorative New Jersey
Pathcom Incorporated
Platt Memorial Chapels Inc.
Porter Curtis, LLC
Princeton Wealth Advisors of Raymond
James Associates
Princeton Weight Loss Program LLC
Proxus, LLC
Prudential Life Claims
PSEG
REAL Center
Ross Concrete
Rotating Machinery Services, Inc.
Royal Bank America
Siegal Drossner, PC
South Jersey Eye Center
South Wilkes-Barre Little League
Stellar Machine Inc.
Stout’s Food Service
United Way of Burlington County
United Way of Delaware
United Way of Greater Mercer County
Wilkes-Barre Fire Department
Athletic Association
Individual Support
$50,000+
The Family of Ryan Farley
Elizabeth Moran
Lynda and Stewart Resnick
Joanne and Raymond Welsh
$25,000-$49,999
Karen and Jeff Harris
Linda and Peter Musumeci
$10,000-$24,999
Laura and Joseph Atkinson
Barbara and Dr. Sheldon S. Berkman
Lisa and Kenneth Ewell
Frances and William Graham
Mary Pat Meyer
Toni and John Pergolin
Randee and Dr. Kenneth Rubenstein
Selena and Paul Tropea
$5,000-$9,999
Lisa and Dr. Gregory B. Alberts
Deborah and Richard Auerbach
Lillian and Thomas Burke
Dr. Kathleen and Gil Freeman
Cheryl Graham
Joseph Holman
Elena Petronio
Tony Schlesinger
Barbara and Jack Tarditi
Ann Shakeshaft and Michael Tobey
$1,000-$4,999
Lisa and Stephen Albanese
Christine and William Albrecht
Katherine and Jeffrey Babin
Henry Bean
Rosalyn and Laurence Belgin
Susan and Joshua Bennett
Laurie Kurdes and Christopher Beringer
Michele and Martin Bieber
Dr. Enrico Bombieri
Susan Bombieri
Dr. Cynthia L. Boyer
Sue and Stephen Bruce
Kathy and Chris Capritti
Kathy Carella
Virginia and Jim Carson
George D. Chant, Jr.
Alison and Vincent Conti
Diane and Kevin Corrigan
Karen and Anthony D’Ambrosio
Sally and Robert Danley
Gerald A. Davis
Amy Dorfmeister
Dr. Caroline Eggerding and Lawrence
D. Berger
Joanna and Clem Fiori
Debbie and Joe Flamini
Carin and John Foster
Sandra Fromm
Nina and Elliott Goldstein, Esq.
Susan and Dr. Lawrence J. Goren
Mary Vidas and Edward Hazzouri
Kathaleen and Robert Hill
Joseph Hodakowski
Tracee and Benjamin Hunt
Donna and Michael Icovino
Karen and Anthony Ingenito
Elizabeth Kalellis
Joan and Gary King
Lorraine and Wayne Kobular
Ellene and Thomas Kowal
Maureen and John Krihwan
Laura Kuntz and Edmund Mikalauskas
Elene and Marshall Kurtzman
Robert MacPherson
Jo Ann and Thomas Mara
Patricia and Bob Mate
Gloria and Stephen Mayer
Henry E. McGrorry, Jr.
Patricia and Charles McLister
Eleanor and Fred Meyer
Kathy and Patrick Mindas, Esq.
Drs. Pnina and Mark Mintz
Michael and Karen Mitchell
Lisa and Robert Mollusky
Marsha and John Parker
Nancy and William Patrick
Janet and Allen Pawling
Joseph Pesci
Shirley and Thomas Reilly
Frederick J. Rohloff, Esq.
Kathy and Wayne Ross
Virginia Rushmore
Donna and Mario Sartori
Ardeen and Scott Schaefer
Paula and Dr. Lawrence Siegel
Barbara Stern
Kathleen R. Sutcliffe
Amy and Jeffrey Swartz
Kathleen M. Thompson
Angela and Rudolph Tilotta
Lynn and Dr. Alfred Tomaio
Tom and Colleen Rowan Valentino
Emily Venable Biscardi
Linda Wasilchick
Howard M. Weinberg, DO
JoAnne and Ron Williams
Pamela and Joseph Yohlin
Julie and Leon Zimmerman
$500-$999
Donna and Dean Adinolfi
Rita and Robert Beardsley
Deborah Bothun
Carol and Kurt Brunner
Dolores and Raymond Burczyk
Mary E. Burczyk
Susan W. and Cummins Catherwood, Jr.
Claudia Connolly and Thomas Hayevy
Naomi and Joseph Daniels
Susan and David Danton
Patricia and Peter DeAngelis
Regina and Clifford Dirkes
Lori and Benjamin Driscoll
Annette and Joseph Duffy
John Dugan
Elizabeth and Francis DuVernois
Suzanne and Dr. James Dwyer
Glenn Earl
Pam Fenner and Michael McLaughlin
Ann and Greg Florio
Drs. Silvia and Irwin Gratz
Regina Green
Michelle Habingreither
Margaret and Thomas Heer
Virginia and Dr. Michael Kahn
Kathleen and Dr. Daniel Keating
Brian Kovacs
Jacklyn and Kenneth Lange
Virginia and Robert Lenherr
Peggy and Glenn Manochi
Ruth and Dr. Stanley Marcus
Jane and Stephen Murphy
Josefina and Michael Nash
Brigitte Neafsey
Elizabeth and Peter Orlando
Margo and Daniel Polett
Joanne and Andres Pumariega
Stephen Ripa
Michael Rogers
Clair and Dean Rohrer
Karen Thoreson Schlesinger
Leigh Sherwood
Dr. Amy Shute and Michael Siegrist
Stuart Sobin
Susan and Daniel Swett
Carol and John Van Orden
Catherine and Paul Viens
Gabriel Wetmore
Kathy and James Wheatcroft
Melissa Wheatcroft and Blair Talty
Kendrick and Lisa White
Deborah and Thomas Whitesell
$1-$499
Dr. Pamela P. Abraham
Megan Abrams
Pam and Mark Adler
Rose Agostini
Rana Akther and Mohammed Ali
Richard Alexander
Sister Eileen Algeo, SHCJ
Ethan C. Allen
Jeanne Allison
Geanatta Alston
William and Mary Helen Altimairo
Darlene and Stuart Altschuler
Karen and William Amesbury
Folarin Amoo
Elizabeth and George Angelo
Linda and Lowell Arye
Matthew Askey
Robert J. Atkinson
David Atkiss
Diane Aughenbaugh
James Aye
Joanne Babaian
Stephen Baginsky
Alexa Baglivo
Daniel Bailey
Andrew Baill
Florence and Bill Baranoff
Catherine and Tim Barbagallo
Mary Lou and Joseph Barbera
David and Alberta Baril
Kathleen and Donald Barone
Marva Barricklow
Jennifer Bates
Robert W. Bates, Jr.
Glennys and Thomas Battle
Dorothy Bauer and Alan Stein
Senator James F. Beach
Nancy Beacham
John Adam Beck
Jamezetta and Edward Bedford
Janis W. Bell
Scott Benedict
Conchetta Benjamin
Denise and Richard Bennett
Linda Bennett
Greg Bergamesco
Betsy Berger
Dustin Berger
Jonathan Berger
Carol and Theodore Beringer
Rachelle and Dr. Douglas Berkman
Richard Bernstein
Bernard and Barbara Bieg
Jason Bintliff
Peter Birbilis
Michael and Shannon Birdsall
Steven Bisgaier
Evelyne and Zoubir Bittout
Jared Blake
Phyllis Blaylock
Jessica Blessing
Solomon Blocker
Zvia Blum
Alan Bogard
(continued)
September 2011
Scores of people supported
by Bancroft and staff helped
build Jake’s Place, a fully
accessible, public playground
in Cherry Hill, N.J. We all
enjoy giving back!
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11. DONORS
Kim and Martin Bohley
Cristina Bohrer
Helen Bonavito
Elissa and Eric Boory
Antonia Bottoms
Marie Boursiquot
Lori Bowling
Hazel Bowman
Cherry Boyce
Elouise Wright Boyd
Jeffrey R. Boyle
Jeanne Bozicek
Christopher Bracey
Gawain Bragg
Kurt Braun
David Bravo
Steven Brawer
Francine and Frank Brockman
Robert Brode
Victoria Brooks
Carol R. Brooks-Murphy
Christine Brown
Deborah A. Brown
Donna and Ronald Brown
Louise Brown
Sandra Brown
Stephen Brown
Dawan Browning
Randy Browning
Frank Brzenk
Sally and Thomas Buckalew
David Budd
Judge Alfred Burka
October 2011
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Rice, shaving cream and
finger-paint – ingredients for
Halloween magic at our Early
Education Program! Bancroft
therapists conjured up
several play stations for fun,
hands-on learning.
Jeanne K. Burns
Sally Burns and David Marcus
Gilbert Burton
Marijke and Peter Businger
Kathleen Cabot-Smith
Eric Caliendo
Debbie Callsen
Frances and Domenic Calzaretto
Lachlan and June Cameron
Martha Campbell
Nancy Canally
Chuck Cannon
Carrie R. Canuso
Thelma Jeanne Capell
Nicole Capoferri
Claudia Capritti
Kimberly and Stephen Caputo
Chelsea Marie Carbone
Sarah Carbone
Tammy Carbone
John Cardillo
Ashley Cargen
Lisa Carle
Rex Carney
Nancy and Edward Carr
Danielle Carroll
Karen Carroll, LCSW
Michael and Dawn Carter
Peter A. Cartwright
Carrie A. Caruso Cohn
Judy and David Casey
Dwight Castellanos
Pat Chambers
Carol Chapman
Daniel Chase
Augustine Chea
Angela Cherubino
Jean and William Chew
Garrett Ching
Patricia Churchill
Delores H. Churry
Ann Cifuni
Carole T. Clark
Robin and Bruce Clark
Stephen Clark
John Clayton
Lorraine Clayton
Geneva and James Coffee
Wendy and Michael Coffman
Jackelyn Cohen
Jill Cohen
Carri Jo and Mitchell Cohen
Pam and John Coletti
Beatrice Collins
Beatrice and Dominic Collins
Elyse Collioud
James Comose
Susanna Comradi and James Batterman
Timothy Coneby
Nancy and John Conley
Casey and Frank Conn
Debra and Donald Conner
Jermaine Connor
Jessica Connor
Jacqueline Conover-Rogers
Joanne and William Conrad
Amelia Conte
Linda and Anthony Conti
Sharon and John Conwell
Kay Cook
Maurice Copeland
Dorothy Corbett
Christopher Core
Joanne Cortese
Matthew Costolo
Patricia E. Coyle
Monique Crawford
Louise and Andy Cross
Sue and Dana Crouse
Sheila Crowe
Juan Cruz
Joseph Cunningham
Dorothy Curran
Evanina and Philip Curran
Ronald Curry
Elizabeth and J. Edwin Cusack
Frances and Ludomir Czynski
Rob Dailey
Linda Daley
Eileen and Vincent Danielenko
Patricia Daniluk
Yolanda and Alfredo DaSilva
Jacquelyn and Darnell Davis
Perceen Davis
Brenda and William Day
Joanne and Augustine DeMedio
Diane DeSantis
Zita and Milford Desenberg
Laura Devine
Keisha and Douglas Dezube
Marian and Ase Dezube
Daniel DiBartolomeo
Christopher Dickert
Leola Dicks
Robert Dimattia
Diana and Paul Dintino
Susan and Dennis DiPerzio
Maria Di Pipi
Napoleon Divine
Timothy M. Dodd
Slorseu Doe
Diane and James Doherty
Robert C. Dohrenwend
Martha Joan and Eugene Donohoe
Mary Angela Donohoe
Erin and Sean Donohue
Nancy and Joseph Dorr
Irene and John Dougherty
Rosemarie Dougherty
Lindsay Dowd
Lakia Dreggs
Karen and Edward Drennen
Carol Drew
Cherylin Ducille
Betty and Richard Duda
Margaret Duggan
Anne and Christopher Dunphy
Eugenie and Joseph Dunphy
Christina and Eric Eberman
Deborah and Joseph Ebling
Melissa Edgerton
Jeffrey Edwards
Kanayo Ekweonu
Benjamin Ellis
Rachel Ellis
Audrey Erickson
Cole Eshbach
Lori and Mickey Etkin
Marjorie E. Fahnestock
Anna and Gregory Fanelli
Susan Fareri
Patricia and Ronald Faupel
Gregory Fayer
Jessica Fedezko
Ruth and John Feggeler
Russett and Sam Feldman
Michael Fenton
Elizabeth and Robert Feriozzi
Loretta Ferren
JoAnn and Charles Fest
Sarah and Robert Filliben
Laurie and James Finkenauer
Crystal Finnegan
Orlondo Finney
Anni Fisher
Dianne and William Fisher
Eileen and Brian Fletcher
Yolanda Foreman
Betty Forgerson
Bancroft Brain Injury
Services launched its
Heads-Up Webinar
Series for brain-injury
professionals. This free
public service enables
Bancroft to help many
more survivors.
October 2011
Jessica and Russell Forman
Julie Fox
Stephanie Frasier
Anne E. Frazier
Suzanne Freed
George Freisleben
Sally French
Steven Frizzie
Allison Fromm
Richard Fry
Kim Funkhouser
Joyce Furgiuele
Elizabeth Fuzy
Brittany Gafas
Roberta and Lester Gale
Anne Marie Galinas
Donna and Michael Gallagher
Monica and Ted Gallagher
Maria Gallo
Mary Gallo
Lena Gallotti
Jonathan Ganiaris
Brian Gantt
Jennifer Sells Garcia
Irwin Gardner
Janine Gardner
Kaitlyn Gardner
Linda and Bruce Garganio
Marybeth and Daniel Garrett
Elaine and Jeffrey Garrod
Kalia Gaskins
Roney Gastro
Marie Gaylert
Life Gaylord
Jeanine-Marie Geier
Theresa Gentile
Darnely Gerard
Dominique Getka
Beth Giaccardo
Lori Gibbs
Lucille and Richard Gilkey
Your gift increases opportunities
Stephen Gilmartin
Dawn Gilmore
Toni Gilmore
Dana Giordano
Denise Giorgianni
Pradepp Giri
Bettie and Henry Goehring
Marie and Tom Goldkamp
Rita Goldstein
Katherine Golembiewski
Karen and Michael Gooen
Morton Goren
Paul Goren
Scott Goren
Lauren Gorman
Kay and LeGrand Gould
Annette M. Granato
Mariann Granrath
Hava and Joel Grantz
John Gray
Marvin Grear, Jr.
Clara Green
Latoya Green
Velma Green
Amanda Greenstein
Tandra Griffin and Daniel Schwartz
Colleen Gross
Phyllis Grossman
James Gunn
Sheila and Leonard Gursky
Carolyn Hablitz
Monique Hagans
Darlene and Douglas Haines
Richard Haines
Maryanne Halfpenny
Hazel Hall
Michelle Hall-Boggan
Julie Hansell
Ashley Hardwick
Nancy and Edmund Hardy
Linda and John Hargreaves
Eric Harlan
Beth Harrington
Rachel Harrington
David Harris
Eileen and Steven Harris
T. George Harris
Zachary Harrison
Kevin Harrity
Christina Harrop
Charles Hart
Elizabeth Hawk
Joan Hayes
Lawrence Headley
Mary Ellen and Donald Healy
Wayne Hefner
Rita Hegmann
Kristen Heiser
Barbara and Joseph Heitman
Jeffrey and Judith Heppard
Jacqueline C. Herens
Diane and Gary Herman
Marykate Herr
Michaela Herr
Rosemary and Dennis Hill
Rose Hillitt
Paul Hinderliter
Ann and John Hiros
Nathana and Michael Hirsch
Carolyn A. Hodakowski
Robert Holdsworth
Jeffrey Holman
Barbara and Jeffery Holt
Carole and William Holt
Patricia and Samuel Holton
Linda and Michael Holtz
Wendy Hopping
Linda and Arthur Horneff
Susan and Lawrence Horwitz
Francois Jean Huby
Shellie and Christopher Hughes
Carolee Humphrey
Janet Huss
Jon Hwang
Deena G. Hyman
Stephanie and William Icard
Christopher Ilconich
Ghenet Indrias
Adelaida Inoncillo
Dr. George O. Isaacson
Stacielee Isaacson
Alex Jackson
Jacqueline Jackson
Tamisha Jackson
Alice Jacobs
Michael Jacobs
Patricia and Carl Jacobs
Estelle Jacobson
Maryann and Charles Jarvis
William and Lynn Jennings
Elizabeth Jerden
Derrick Jeter
Keith Jimenez
Dean Johnson
Heather Johnson
Laura Johnson
Mary Martha Johnson
Rina and John Johnson
Shavaughn Johnson
Terrance Johnson
Michael Johnston
Christopher Jones and Kelly Gallagher
Roman Jones
Kelli Joyce
Sydney Judah
Desiree and Walter Juraniec
Hana Jurgens
Veronica and Zeljko Jurjevic
Sharon Jurman
Genevieve and John Juzaitis
Barbara and Robert Kalinski
Fred Kamara
Sheku Kamara
Albert Kanach
Barbara and Gary Kanalstein
Jeffrey Kaplan
Virginia Kassa
Sue S. Kaufman
Margaret Keller
Marie and Robert Kelley
Marie and Thomas Kelley
Mark Kelly
Maureen Kelly
Thomas Kent
Joseph Kernen
Susan Kerr
Isabel Kerwin
Mary Louise E. Kerwin, PhD, BCBA
and Donald Hantula
Amy Kessock
Elizabeth Kinney
Kathleen Kirk
Jessica Kirkland
Kristin Kisal
Eleanor Klein
Katherine and Hyman Kleinman
Sandra C. Kliska
Barbara and James Klotz
Anneliese and Hans Knur
Anna Rosa and Joseph Kohn
Michael and Rosalie Kohn
Catherine and William Koleniak
Jennifer and Jason Kolinsky
Theresa and Daniel Koszowski
Anne Kowalchik
Frances Kozub
Mary Kraemer
Heather and Mark Kramer
Roberta and Harold Kramer
Heather Kriesman
Lisa Kubisiak
Jeffrey Kueny
Jodi Kurtzman
Nancy Kurtzman
Joseph Kushnerick
Bill Kwelty
Bridget and Gene Lambey
Jennifer Lamothe
Max and June Lang
Rennae Langley
Marcia Larson
Kristina Lasota
Jillian Laute
Layne and Donald Lavin
Kathleen Law
Michelle Lee
Linda and John Leighbody
Carol and Charles Leiwant
Anne Lemma
Jaime Lynn Lenihan
Margaret and John Leon
Allison Leung
Gail and Barry Levin
Beth and Allen Levithan
Claire Levitt
Robin Lewis
Tyshon Lewis
Louis Liebhaber
Matthew Linder
Cathy and Dr. Robert Lipshutz
Katherine Lisberg
Stephen Locastro
Teresa and John Lockette
Carmen and Juan Lopez
Tanya Lopez
Judith and Dr. Philip J. LoPresti
Jacquelynn and Thomas Lott
Pierre Louis
Judith and Donald Love
Deborah and P. Edward Lovelidge
Patricia Lukas and Philip Friedensohn
Janice and Ronald Luyber
Diana Lynch
Kevin Lynch
Hope Lynn
Mr. and Mrs. David Macalino
Madeleine and Richard MacDonald
Lucille and Herbert Mace
Ann Marie Machion
Deborah Magee
Maryanne Magee
Aine Sheila Magerus
Jean R. Magpiong
Megan Mahan
Catherine and Thomas Maheady
Shahriar Mahmud
Christina and Edward Maloney
Mary Mammarella
Abu Mansaray
Elijah Mansaray
Jessica Marchese
John M. Mardirosian
April Marino
Leslie and Charles Mars
Carol and Joseph Martella
Douglas J. Martin
Dwight Martin
Marjorie S. Martin
Sarah Marie Martin
Sheila Martinez
Diane and Joseph Martino
John Martinsen
Dottie and Rudolph Mascellino
Anne Marie and Anthony Massaro
Helene Matkowski
Linda and Kevin Maull
David May
Selina May-Harris
Catherine and John Mayher
Cynthia A. Maynard
Jamie McAllister
Maureen and Michael McAllister
Amanda McAlpin
(continued)
November 2011
Bancroft Brain Injury Services
held its first Veteran’s Day
Observance. Leaders of
the Camden County VA
presented medals to veterans
we support and employees
who are veterans.
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12. Your support transforms lives
DONORS
James McBride
Thomas McCann
Kathryn McCarthy
Lisa and David McCarthy
Colleen and Peter McCauley
Mary and Joseph McCauley
Helen McCoy
Edward McDade
Jill and Stacy McDowell
Megan McGinnis
Christina McHale
Jean McKeeman
Dana McLaughlin
Marian and Thomas McLaughlin
Lorraine McLeod
Sara McMahon
Darlene McNeil
Andrea and Samuel McWhirt
Jacalyn and Gary Melchiano
Dr. Andrew Melchiore
Theresa Melvin
Elizabeth and Douglas Menkes
Kim Merslowsky
Marcie L.H. Merz, Esq.
Cynthia and George Meyers
Claire Miano
Ann Michels
Annie Miele
Marcia Milazzo
Jan Miles
Joanne Miles
Omar Miles
Arlene and Thomas Milich
November 2011
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Past Bancroft Board
Chairman Joe Atkinson
hosted a wine-tasting
reception with football
legend Dick Vermeil, to build
relationships with new and
existing supporters.
Eva and George Milko
Esther Miller
Gerald Miller
Timothy Miloshevsky
Robert Minion
Manuel Miranda
Myrlie Misskelly
Elizabeth A. Mitana
Teresa and John Moffett
Barbara Molettiere
Tracey and Anthony Molettiere
Ashley Moppert
Bill Moppert
Beth and Paul Mora
Margaret C. Moran
Sylvie Moran
Tamara and Todd Moreland
Allison Morgan
Dennis Morgan
Marlene Morgan
Samantha Morris
Craig Morton
Genevieve Moser
Kimberlie and Barry Mostyn
Mark Muldowney
Elizabeth and Stephen Murawski
Carolyn Murphy
Patricia Murphy
Mary Murtagh
Phylis Musser
Violet Mwangi
Lorraine Myro
Krista and Jeffrey Nash
Kathleen and Glenn Nazarok
Nicole Nelms
Ralph W. Newkirk, Jr.
Rodney Nixon
Margaret L. Noll
Catherine and William Novinger
Deborah Nowe
Daniel Nulton
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Nuneville, Jr.
Patricia Nwanze
Laurelle O’Bannon
Luann O’Brien
Patricia and Robert O’Connor
Brian Odenath
Linda Odenath
Oluyemisi Oladele
William Olivo
Jerome Onu
Edward Onyekachukwu
Stephanie Orr
Robert Osgood
Christine Osvald-Mruz
Thomas and Maureen Pagano
Stacie and Robert Palermo
Mary and John Palma
Lora Reed Palmer
Kathryn Palmerchuck
Maureen and Martin Palumbos
Cheryl and Bruce Paparone
Lisa Papotto
Dr. Anna Mamalakis Pappas
Karen Parenti
Judith Parker
Nora and Frank Parker
Regina and William Parker
Rachel Pastore
Rohan Patel
Tammy and Brian Peale
Cindy and Jason Pedersen
Antony and Elizabeth Pell
Marti and Frank Pelosi
Rachelle and Joseph Pendleton
William Peoples
Lisa and Joseph Perez
Shelly Perna
Frances Perrin
Rosemary and Kevin Perrine
Pamela Perry and Scott Buchheit
Tiffany Pesci
David Petitt
Donna and Curtis Phillips
Patty Phillips and Walter Wurst
Ellen and Alfred Pierce
Michael Pierce
Judith Pietrefesa
Sylvia Piezas and Christopher Porter
Joan and Ernest Pighini
Russell Pine
Andrea Pinkston
Diana Pinzon
Michelle Pisaturo
Darryl Pitt
Pedro Plaza
Lori Ann Pockell
Karen Pollard
Melissa Pontecorvo
Ruth E. Post
Linda and Alcide Postorivo
Josephine and Franklin Potts
Sara Powick
Manishi Prasad and Rohit Mehrotra
John Prate
Rochelle Prevard
Buck Price
Teresa Pritchett
Anna Marie Quinn
Lillian and Daniel Ragone
Carol Rahner
Douglas Ray
Maryellen and Rich Raymond
Margaret Reaves
Steven C. Reback
Kimberly Reddy
Sherri Reed
Josephine Reese
Judith and Steven Reichman
Patricia and Wayne Reid
Linda and Robert Reiser
Sharon and Seymour Reiter
Catherine and Dr. James Reuter
Linda and Jeffrey Reuter
Melissa Reyes
Paul Reyes
Cheryl and Rick Ricciardi
Maria and Patrick Rich
Randall Rich
Mary Ann and Wayne Richardson
Margot and Norman Rimbey
Scott Ritter
Diana Rivera
Willie Rivera
Heidi and Todd Rixman
Joanne and Don Roberts
Sherry Berman Robinson
Deborah and Roger Rocque
Christine Rodriguez
Christa and Magnus Rodums
Steven Rogers
Francoise and Louis Rollmann
Sandra Roluga
Kara Roman
Maria Rosa
Aaron Rose
Maureen and Raymond Ross
Diane and Otto Rossmeyer
Reiko Rotzell
André Roualet
Anita Rowe and Robert Kallen
Laurette Rowe
Marie Rowe
Drs. Denise and Arthur Rubenstein
Joseph and Suzanne Ruotolo
Lynda and James Russo
Kelly and David Ryan
Thomas Ryan
Hana Sabree
The Verizon Foundation
awarded Bancroft $7,500
for technology such
as SmartBoards in our
children’s programs. Thank
you, Verizon, for helping
to create one world for
everyone!
December 2011
Nancy and Edward Sadler
Audrey and Jeffrey Safirstein
Fatima Sakarya
Anthony and Susan Salerno
Marilyn and Dr. Edward H. Salmon
Loyda Santiago
Anjana and Rajiv Sarin
Samantha Sarin
Lisa Sassany
Alyssa Saunders
Karen Scardigli, DO
Jay Schleifenheimer
Kristen Schnarr
Yvonne and Kirk Schnee
Renee Schreiber
Ron Schreyer
Victoria Schriver
Martha and Ted Schroeder
Margaret and Brian Sciarrotta
Colleen Scrimenti
Christine Seabo
James J. Sebra
Jean Sedar
Timothy Seiders
Denise Sellers
Patrick Senft
Harry Serad
John Seymour
Patricia and Jesse Shafer
Janet and Paul Shapiro
Dr. Harriet M. Sharlin
Micole Sharlin and Christopher Thatcher
Ann Sheafer
Almas and Asif Sheikh
Dwayne Sheppard
Howard Sherman
Ana and Kevin Shields
Susan Shilcrat and Harry Mazurek
Amanda Shronk
Maggie and Mitchell Siegel
John Sieminski
Shirley Silberstein
Elaine Silverstein
Joyce and Jay Simmons
Paul Singh
Catherine and Michael Siravo
Arhzarh Slueue
Kenneth Slutsky
Greg Small
Jean Small and Terry Handley
Barbara and Russell Smith
Dawn Smith
Dorothy A. Smith
Kirk Smith
Nicole Smith
Suzanne and Edward Smith
Patricia and Andrew Smolcynski
Nancy and Clete Snavely
Michael Sneddon
Allison Snyder
Louise and Theodore Soddy
Sally Solis-Cohen
Oscar Soriano
Marsha C. Spak
Mary Spence
Myrna and Harvey Springel
Dawn and Darren Stefano
Ashley Steinhart
Aaron Sternberg
Gloria and Wayne Steward
Brooke Stewart
Lisa Stewart
Timothy Stokes
Karen Stone and Hal Lichtman
Melissa and Jeffrey Storch
Emily Strausbaugh
Carol and Richard Stravach
Nicole Streeper Kueny
Charles Streeper
Timothy Streeper
Karol J. Strimling
Rose Marie and Michael Sullivan
Averil and Claude Sutphen
Janis Sweeney
Victoria Sweeney
Marie and Charles Sweeny
Karen Swett
Winifred and Ralph Swift
Ashley Switzer
Robert Tabas
Robert Tambellini
Dr. Laura M. Tarantino
Donald Tatham
Joann and Dr. Nicholas Taweel
Gloria and Robert Taylor
Marcus Taylor
Julia and Alan Tempest
David Tesch
David S. Thalheimer, Esq.
Carrie and Bert Thomas
Michael Thomas
Tara Thompson
Theresa Tolotta
Ashley Tomanek
Cara and Christopher Tomasco
Shaina Torres
LeAnn Tredick
Robert Trombley
Theresa Trude
Donna Turley
Elizabeth and James Tutelman
Anna Vadino
Renee Vala
Kevin Valdez
Gina and Lenny Valentino
Cheri Valko
Joanne Vanderheyden
Patricia and Francis Vanni
Arjun Vasanth
Ehren Vigliotti
Daniel Vitale
Robert Voigtmann
Maribeth and Dante Volpe
Christina Vorndran, PhD
Arlene Wahrmann
Kathleen and William Waldron
Robby Walizer
Dorothy and Donald Walls
Julie Walsh
Michelle and Robert Walsh
Alexton Walters
Rodney Watson
Tamelia Watson-Harris
Charles Waugh
M. Karen Weaver
Deborah and David Webster
Bobbie and Ted Weeks
Brian Weeks
Richard Weening
Gail and Dr. Barry M. Weichman
Erin and Robert Weidel
Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard
Elizabeth Welker
Lisa and Ronald Wells
Corinne and Scott Welsh
Joseph Whaley
Teresa White
Susan Whited
Laura and Mitchell Wienick
John and Lillian Wilkins
Deyshia Williams
Ralph Williams
Randy and Sherry Williams
Ashley Willis
David Willis
Catherine D. Wills
Elizabeth Wills
Gale and Bill Wills
Lillian Wilson
June and John Winchester
Jane Windle
Christine and Robert Winn
Katherine and Brian Witt
Alice Wojenski
Tracy and Bob Wolak
Valerie and Steven Wolensky
JoAnn Wolf
Terrence Wolfe
Jennifer Wolff
Leslie and Mark Wood
Laura Wooding
Marcella Woodward
Elizabeth and Frederick Wright
Wendy Young
Donna and Philip Yturbe
Amy Zambotti
Robert Zampella
Carole and Warren Zeisloft
Betsy and Edward Zimmerman
Debra Zimmerman
Robert Zimmerman
Carol Zvanya
Hanna Zyruk and Dr. James Hainer
Jacob Schaefer Legacy Society
The Jacob Schaefer Legacy Society
honors those who have made
Planned Gifts to Bancroft.
Bruce L. Baker, PhD
Linda Bennett
Kathy and Chris Capritti
Virginia and James Carson
Estate of Helen Davis
Estate of Jacqueline and Leonard Faupel
Susan and Bob Freeman
Judith Harper
Abby Harris on behalf of Danny Harris
Justin Israel
Geraldine Knudsen
Patricia and Bob Mate
Wayne and Kathy Ross
Virginia Rushmore
Rita Waranch
Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard
Joanne and Raymond Welsh
In-Kind Gifts
In-Kind giving allows donors to have
an immediate impact by providing
much-needed equipment and
supplies, reducing Bancroft’s need to
purchase the items and have them
shipped.
The American Legion Post 372
Gertrude Bampi-Nelson
Janis W. Bell
Bellia Office Furniture
Adam Berr
Linda and Alex Borgia
Alice and Frederick Chase
Debra and Donald Conner
Carol and Jeffrey Daniels
Evelyn Dart
Martha Joan and Eugene Donohoe
Jeremy Duncan
Jenna Forziati
Shawn Fussell-Love
Jan Goan
Beth and Ronald Greer
Patrick Grugan
Michelle Habingreither
Dee Harmon
Rachel Harrington
George Hasenberg
Joanne and Christian Hatzakorzian
INTEC Computer Solutions
Shan Jones
Anne Kowalchik
Roberta and Harold Kramer
Maureen and John Krihwan
Michelle Lee
We neared completion of
the Mullica Hill Campus
reconstruction. The finished
campus was unveiled in
October 2012, and renamed
the Bancroft Lakeside
Campus at Mullica Hill.
June 2012
Peter LoMonico
Debbie Lutz
Mindy and Daniel Maranon
Karen Markey
Margo and Roger McGeorge
Lynne and Louis Medeirus
Barbara Kamm Miller
Laura Miller
Linda Miller and Dennis Duffy
Teresa and John Moffett
John Nepola
Linda Odenath
Aimee Oliveri
Patricia and Kenneth Olivo
Pinnacle Taxx
Lynda and Stewart Resnick
David Restrepo
Ross Concrete
Hana Sabree
Christine Scanlon
Theresa Schafer
Harry Serad
Stewart Business Systems
Kevin Sullivan
TM Landscaping Lawn Service, Inc.
Diane B. Thomas
Selena and Paul Tropea
Julie Walsh
Kim Williams
Monique Wyche
Robert Young
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13. Building momentum
toward our future
We accomplished so much this year: The reconstruction of our Lakeside Campus at Mullica
Hill. Huge gains in our students’ use of technology. Early success in our most ambitious
fundraising campaign – which is already transforming lives.
As this momentum grows, we pledge to continue meeting challenges, increasing
opportunities and altering perceptions.
With your support in fiscal year 2012-2013, we will:
• Take the next steps toward modernizing our 120-year-old, flagship
Haddonfield Campus.
• Continue opening more high-quality group homes.
• Further expand access to iPads, SmartBoards and other technology for those
we support.
• Increase our in-home supports – such as Bancroft At Home – to bring our
services directly to families who need them.
Through all of these efforts and more, Bancroft will continue toward our vision of becoming
the region’s elite service-provider for people with autism, acquired brain injuries and
other intellectual or developmental disabilities.
More in-home supports
will offer help and
guidance in all aspects
of life to more people.
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Modernizing our main
campus in Haddonfield will
maximize our students’
learning and growth.
More group homes – like this one for adults with
brain injuries – will mean better lives for many.
More technology resources will help “level
the playing field” for more children and
adults with disabilities.
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14. Financial Overview
The need is great – but so are we
DONATIONS
REVENUE AND EXPENSES
Interest and other income
Total Revenue
$97,926
$103,053
1,618
12
40
$104,711
EXPENSES WERE INCURRED FOR:
Salaries, wages and fringe benefits
$78,238
$81,379
Facilities and transportation
10,292
10,361
Supplies and other expenses
6,251
6,677
624
565
1,623
1,863
$97,028
$3,866
2.2%
$1,618
$1,600
$1,400
$1,000
$800
$600
3.7%
Interest
Depreciation
Total Expenses
Net Operating Income
Net Operating Margin %
$400
It is Bancroft’s mission to serve these needs. But to do so, we require more resources. The number
of children and adults who require our services continues to grow right here in our own region.
$200
$0
I’m proud of all Bancroft has accomplished. Without the generosity of our donors, we wouldn’t
have achieved the milestones we’ve reached.
FY 11
FY 12
DONATION CATEGORIES
NET ASSET ACTIVITY:
Increase in unrestricted net assets
$4,023
$4,089
Our organization is the best it’s ever been. Bancroft is truly poised for greatness in the years ahead.
The demand for the services Bancroft provides continues to rise. One in every 88 children born
today will be affected by autism, compared to one of every 150 children just 12 years ago. Medical
technology has improved survival rates from traumatic brain injury and other neurologic anomalies
– including combat injuries sustained by military personnel – resulting in more individuals who
require the services that Bancroft offers. Over three million Americans are challenged with
disabilities from a traumatic brain injury.
$1,308
$1,200
$100,845
$2,218
$1,800
AMOUNT IN THOUSANDS
Donations
Year Ended
JUNE 30, 2012
$99,246
Program revenue
Year Ended
JUNE 30, 2011
1,308
REVENUE WAS PROVIDED FROM:
Over the past year, Bancroft has achieved a number of significant accomplishments. From
rebuilding our Lakeside Campus at Mullica Hill, to continuing our Lindens program for young
people with severe behavioral challenges, all of us, working together, have made our successes
possible. I am grateful to our outstanding staff, strong management team, passionate supporters,
and my dedicated colleagues on Bancroft’s Board of Trustees.
¢ Other income
129
252
(502)
(48)
¢ Corporate/Organization Support
Increase in net assets
3,650
4,293
Net Assets beginning of year
$13,034
$16,684
Net Assets end of year
$16,684
Thank you for all you do.
¢ Individual Support
Gifts released from restriction
Please continue to support our mission and spread the word to others, so we can build on the
powerful momentum we’ve all created. Help us help more people, and transform more lives –
because everyone deserves a chance.
$20,977
Restricted gifts
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ABOVE NUMBERS ARE IN THOUSANDS
¢ Special Events
MARTIN A. BIEBER, CHAIRMAN, BANCROFT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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Haddonfield, NJ 08033-0018 | USA
856 429 0010
www.bancroft.org