An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure

P.O. Box 1437, Morristown, NJ 07962
An ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure.
Benjamin Franklin

Our Mission is the prevention of domestic violence through the protection and empowerment
of the victim, the rehabilitation of family members, the advocacy of social reform to prevent partner
violence, and the education of the public about domestic violence and its consequences.
Our Vision is to create a community-wide culture that does not tolerate the presence of
any form of family or partner violence…a culture that holds abusers accountable for their actions
and victims blameless for their victimization…and a culture that works purposefully to foster healthy
relationships, teaching all children the importance of mutual respect between partners.
JBWS BOARD OF DIRECTORS (as of December 31, 2015)
President
Patricia A. Lee
Wyndham Worldwide
Vice President
Judy O’Hagan
Sanofi
Secretary
Amy Komoroski Wiwi
Lowenstein Sandler LLP
Treasurer
Helen E. Hallberg
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Maureen A. Brundage
The Chubb Corporation
Edwin F. Chociey, Jr.
Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland &
Perretti LLP
Karolina Dehnhard
Budd Larner, P.C.
Lisa Deschamps
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
William Ferreira
Graham Curtin,
A Professional Corporation
Deb Hughes
Automatic Data Processing, Inc.
Reshema Kemps-Polanco
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Kelley Kurtzman
Verizon
Joseph Longo
Longo Electrical-Mechanical, Inc.
Virginia McBride
Vlasta Moravkova
Ernst & Young
Maushumi Nerurkar
Zoetis
Judy Otterman
Randi C. Roberts
Edgemont Pharmaceuticals
Mary Stine
The Provident Bank
Geoffrey A. Stubbs
Merrill Lynch
Brooke Wiener
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Jeffrey J. Wolfanger
PNC Wealth Management
Executive Director
Patricia Sly
JBWS ADVISORY COUNCIL
Jorge Caballero
James Gerace
Mirian Graddick-Weir
Aru Kulkarni
Laurie Peter
Christopher Reidy
Gretchen Wilcox
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
Dear Friends,
2015 was an exciting year for JBWS as we “stepped up our game” with two new initiatives.
First, was the launch of our Yellow Card Challenge, a leadership program to engage student athletes in preventing abuse. The other was the planning
and preparation phase for a new Family Justice Center opening March 2016.
Both projects promise to be among the most effective and efficient ways to advance our mission – the prevention of domestic violence.
The Yellow Card Challenge, a component of our revitalized dating abuse prevention program renamed No2DatingAbuse, is aimed at primary prevention.
Research indicates that primary prevention is the best strategy to eliminate family violence, and strategies that address social norms and engage the
community are sustainable.
Consider, for example, the movements during our lifetime resulting in progress for child safety seats, and against smoking and drunk driving. Just like
those social problems, intimate partner violence is an insidious and dangerous problem that is learned from an early age-but can be prevented.
Thanks to the Yellow Card initiative, athletes are learning that although dating doesn’t have a playbook, it does have rules. In sports, success is linked to
physicality and aggression, but what if these behaviors carry over into life? We’ve seen this go terribly wrong with the UVA lacrosse murder of Yeardley
Love and the case of Ray Rice’s physical abuse of Janay Rice, to name two.
Through our specialized team education sessions, game day awareness activities, media campaign, and social networking, athletes in Morris County
are learning new attitudes and skills to stand up against dating abuse and challenge the social norms that promote aggression “off the field.”
Our second key project in 2015 targets secondary and tertiary prevention. The new Family Justice Center will encourage domestic crime victims to
come forward and seek needed help before situations spiral out of control, which could lead to more serious assaults and homicides. Based on a
national model, JBWS will lead the project along with its partner agencies: the Morris County Freeholders, Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, Morris
County Superior Court, Legal Services of Northwest Jersey, Morris County Organization for Hispanic Affairs, Morris County Sheriff’s Office, Morris
County Bar Foundation, Morris CARES, Manavi, and the Morristown Police Department.
The new Family Justice Center will provide the services that a survivor of interpersonal violence and sexual assault needs in ONE place—counseling,
protection, legal and immigration assistance, children’s services, and more. Thanks to the Morris County Freeholders, that space is being provided at no
cost in the County Administration and Records Building in Morristown. Look for more information in the future on this remarkable project.
JBWS is so proud to offer these new initiatives while continuing to provide its quality core services to protect and counsel victims and their families.
Your willingness to go “above and beyond” to support our mission makes this leading-edge work possible. Please enjoy reading the highlights of our
prevention and core service work throughout this report.
Patricia Sly
Executive Director
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JBWS STEPS UP ITS GAME
TO PREVENT ABUSE
Sixteen-year-old Lisa called the JBWS helpline and explained that she wanted to break up with her boyfriend, Eric,
but he wouldn’t let her. The more she pulled away, the angrier and more aggressive he became, and the more
she was blamed by her peers for messing up Eric’s life. Eric’s athletic prowess, his academic improvement, and
his relationship with Lisa provided him status. Teachers blamed Lisa for causing a scene, and the administrators
excused Eric’s aggressive behavior as “just part of a volatile teenage dating relationship.” Left unchecked for
months, Eric’s behavior escalated. One day, he chased her into the girls’ bathroom, put his hands around her
throat, and threatened her. Lisa secured a restraining order and was able to safely end the relationship.
Though estimates of dating violence vary, a 2013 study funded by the National Institute of Justice found the
following results from a sample of middle and high schools in New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania:
• 33% of students responding reported experiencing psychological dating abuse
• 18% reported experiencing cyber dating abuse
• 21% reported experiencing physical dating violence
• 9% reported experiencing sexual coercion
The high incidence of dating violence, the lack of appropriate community and school response, and the high
profile cases of domestic violence in the world of professional sports motivate JBWS to do more—in the
classroom, in the community, and in the locker room. Here are some highlights from the year.
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TEENS GIVE PROGRAM A
NEW NAME AND LOOK
Inspired by our need to create a Facebook, Twitter and Instagram social media
and website brand for teens, we invited teens to rename our program and
create a logo. The Madison High School Graphic Arts students, as part of a
service learning project, accepted the challenge and presented us with our new
logo design to go along with our new name, No2DatingAbuse (formerly Dating
Abuse Prevention Program).
Madison High School graphic arts student Jamie
Joubert holds her winning logo design during the
special recognition event sponsored by Brushfire,
our pro bono partner, the creator of the Yellow
Card Media Campaign, and designers of the new
website, No2DatingAbuse.org.
STUDENT ATHLETES LEARN
TO MODEL FAIR PLAY ON, AND OFF, THE FIELD
The Yellow Card Challenge, a campaign to inspire student athletes to become
role models and effective “upstanders” in dating abuse prevention, has been well
received in schools and with teams across the County. Presented to teams in
crisp, relatable messages, the athletes receive a yellow card, like the one used as
a warning in soccer, lacrosse, and rugby. However, this card warns of the signs
of dating abuse.
The program calls on athletes to use their natural leadership role to prevent abuse
and teaches safe ways to discourage abuse and aid victims. Everyone receives a
t-shirt upon completion of the program that serve as a reminder of the program’s
message and as an advertisement for others in the community. Athletes sign a
pledge poster that schools hang in prominent places as an example to others.
EDUCATORS PRAISE HIGH QUALITY
CLASSROOM PRESENTATIONS
The No2DatingAbuse staff continue to work with schools all over Morris County in classroom settings as well as at
special events, reaching more than 8,000 students during 2015. Here is what schools had to say about the program.
Just wanted to let you know that
your staff did a WONDERFUL job
and the kids LOVED it!!!! We would
really like to continue working with
JBWS in the future.
Mendham Township
Middle School Counselor
The health class talk was
EXCELLENT. So much so, that
the following day the seniors were
still discussing it during softball
practice.
Madison High School
Health Teacher and Coach
We are very grateful for you
presenting to the students here
who really seemed to enjoy your
seminars and gave very positive
feedback, as did some professors! It
gave good background knowledge
and the experiential learning was
enlivened by the case discussions.
College of St. Elizabeth,
Director of Counseling
At Fairleigh Dickinson University, the
program was presented to 170 members
of a variety of teams, including 100 of the
university’s football players.
More than 300 fall athletes at Roxbury
High School participated in the program
over two days. Once educated on the
warning signs and safe intervention
strategies, athletes pledged to “take a
stand against dating abuse.”
JBWS kicks off its Yellow Card program
at Morris Knolls High School.
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YELLOW CARD MEDIA CAMPAIGN
REACHES MILLIONS
A media campaign enhances the education and training programs, bringing awareness to
the initiative and reinforcing the messages being taught. In 2015, the campaign included:
1. Billboards throughout the County
2. Online advertising targeted to athletes exposing our message approximately one
million times on desktop and mobile devices
3. Dasher boards displayed around all three rinks at the Mennen Arena, and
4. Social media advertising
YOUTH CONFERENCE INSPIRES
TEENS TO TAKE ACTION
JBWS sponsored its third annual youth conference to promote awareness of dating abuse and
encourage leadership among students, especially athletes, in preventing the problem. One hundred
and forty-six peer and athletic leaders, with their counselors and coaches, participated. The
conference was hosted by the Morris Hills Regional District and held at Morris Knolls High School.
During the final activity of the youth leadership conference, students created
public service announcements which were shared on school and JBWS social
media pages, enabling us to connect with students outside of the classroom and
extend our reach. Pictured are student leaders from Morris Hills High School.
GIRL SCOUTS REACH
FOR SAFE RELATIONSHIPS
We were grateful for the opportunity to partner with the Girl Scouts of Northern New Jersey on the 9th annual REACH
DAY to prevent teen dating abuse held at Drew University. Fifty-five scouts from 6th through 10th grade, along with
40 parents learned the warning signs of abuse and how messages in the media perpetuate unhealthy relationships.
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GAME CHANGERS
Meet the contributors who are investing in
our youth and their future.
Becton Dickinson
Brushfire, Inc.*
Community Foundation of New Jersey
Coy Family Foundation
F.M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
Morristown Medical Center, Community
Health
Laurie Peter and Betsy Bernard
United Way of Northern NJ
Verizon
*In-kind marketing services
No2DatingAbuse
2015 SCOREBOARD
8,068
Total number of youth and
young adults educated
1,268
Athletes reached with
Yellow Card Challenge program
316
Total number of presentations
to classes and teams
146
High school student leaders participated
in a one day conference
30
High schools, middle schools,
and colleges reached
WINNING RESULTS
Based on pre- and post-test results, we know the Yellow Card Challenge is having a positive effect.
Students and athletes report an enhanced understanding of the dating abuse issue. In terms of
taking action, the teens report greater knowledge about safe next steps and resources available
for assistance. Specifically spiking in the results is the students’ new perception of coaches as
knowledgeable resources in dating abuse situations. In addition, family members, schools and
teammates rated far higher as reliable resources after the programming. Furthermore, teens
were able to identify multiple, useful online resources for assistance. We also heard directly from
participants and school personnel about the program’s impact.
It starts here, in this gym, and holding each other accountable. We look
forward to the challenge, and pledge to take a stand against dating violence,
model healthy relationships and promote a culture of safety and respect.
Michael Chapman, 12th Grader
In his speech to his basketball teammates
at the Morris Knolls High School kick-off
No one can argue that dating and relationship violence is a major adolescent
health issue. The Yellow Card program made a positive impact on our
school community!
Stu Mason
Roxbury High School Athletic Director
It was great to have the staff of JBWS on campus. Drew University and
JBWS have a longstanding and positive relationship, and the Yellow Card
Challenge fit in perfectly with Drew Athletics. Our current students are at
the forefront of confronting and changing the culture of dating violence, and
learning how to recognize and address behavior they may see.
Frank Merckx
Drew University Dean of Students
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FINANCIAL
INFORMATION
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REVENUE
1. Contributions:
Individuals & businesses 1,047,028
Fundraising events 638,575
(Total) 1,685,603 44%
2. Government 1,378,911 35%
3. Foundations 659,570 17%
4. United Way 52,790 1%
5. Other income 96,885 3%
Operating income 3,873,759 100%
Investment loss (57,994)
Total income 3,815,765 100%
EXPENSES
1. Personnel 2,339,654 66%
2. Operating 941,864 27%
3. Depreciation 251,623 7%
3,533,141 100%
EXPENSES BY PROGRAM
1. Arbour House and
Children’s Services 1,045,058 29%
2. Simon House and
Vocational Services 658,716 19%
3. Professional Training and
Community Relations 393,537 11%
4. Center for Counseling
& Advocacy 469,600 13%
5. Jersey Center for
Non-violence 274,879 8%
6. Family Justice Center 23,889 1%
7. Administration 348,409 10%
8. Fundraising 319,053 9%
3,533,141 100%
*A full financial report is available at www.jbws.org/financials.html
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DELIVERING QUALITY SERVICES
TO VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES
While stepping up our community youth outreach programs to prevent abuse, JBWS continues its critical work to assist those in
immediate need.
KEEPING FAMILIES SAFE
• 87 families found protection in the emergency safe house, Arbour House, for a total of 6,920 nights of stay.
• Through the helpline, 5,839 people received confidential assistance for difficult and sometimes life-threatening situations.
SECURING HOUSING
• 18 families made a temporary home in one of the 11 apartment units in the Simon House for a total of 10,594 nights while they
transition into affordable housing in the community.
RESTORING SELF-ESTEEM
• In the Arbour House and Simon House programs combined, victims received 5,497 hours of individual and group counseling to
heal from the emotional scars of the abuse.
• In the counseling program for those not living in the residential programs, 418 victims received 6,846 hours of counseling.
FOSTERING SELF-SUFFICIENCY
• 120 victims received individual and/or classroom vocational counseling, computer instruction, and financial literacy education
to become self-sufficient. Clients completed GEDs and certifications, and secured new and better jobs to help increase their
employment level and increase their income.
BREAKING THE INTERGENERATIONAL CYCLE OF VIOLENCE
• 124 children exposed to abuse in their families participated in 2,336 hours of individual and group counseling, recreation
programs, and structured play all aimed at the prevention of future abuse.
• Our staff facilitated psycho-educational groups for community agencies (New Bridge 70001, Teen Pride at Morristown High
School, St. Peter’s Village, Chapel Hill Academy, Daytop) reaching a total of 257 teens.
STOPPING THE VIOLENCE
• 225 men (ACT curriculum), 31 women (Vista curriculum) and 5 teens/young adults (Choices curriculum) learned alternatives
to using force and abuse in their relationships through our batterers’ intervention programs at Jersey Center for Non-Violence.
GAINING LEGAL PROTECTION
• 1,195 victims benefited from our supportive courtroom accompaniment and critical legal
information.
• JBWS Crisis Response Team (CRT) volunteers worked with local police departments to
respond to 449 call-outs for victim assistance.
ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY
• 100 speaking engagements were presented to various civic, faith-based, employee, and
community based groups, reaching 8,737 people.
• 154 trainings were provided for professionals in the community (nurses, mental health
professionals, police and more) along with advanced training for our staff and volunteers.
• More than 100 volunteers provided JBWS with 12,362 hours of indispensable services.
• Through community donations, 121 families received turkeys and all the fixings for
Thanksgiving dinner.
• 191 families, including 412 children, received donated holiday toys and gifts.
• 11 children received a wonderful summer camp experience, making it possible for their
moms to go to work.
• 75 survivors gathered for a private Day of Unity luncheon to share their success stories.
STRIVING FOR BEST PRACTICES
• JBWS led the effort to partner with ten agencies and secured start-up funding to open
a Family Justice Center in Morris County in Spring 2016. Recognized as a best practice
model by the U.S. Department of Justice, the Morris Family Justice Center will increase
access to services and improve efficiency in this “one-stop” service center.
• The NJ Study Commission on Violence released its final report based on information
from expert presentations, public hearings and written comments. As a member of the
commission, JBWS’ Juli Harpell-Elam was the Commission’s voice for domestic violence
and advocated for the establishment of Family Justice Centers in all NJ counties, the
implementation of batterers’ intervention programs statewide, and fulfillment of mandatory
dating abuse prevention program standards in the schools. The final report can be accessed
at http://www.nj.gov/oag/library/SCV-Final-Report--10-13-15.pdf.
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR 2015
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Gloria Foundation founder, Karen Arakelian (3rd from left), presents a check to JBWS
Executive Director, Patty Sly (center), at the Gloria Foundation’s Design Consign store
in Fairfield. The Foundation was created to raise funds to address domestic violence in
memory of Karen’s mother, Gloria, a victim of abuse.
BENEFACTORS - ($50,000.00+)
F. M. Kirby Foundation, Inc.
The Provident Bank Foundation
Verizon
William E. Simon Foundation
PATRONS - ($25,000.00+)
Chubb Corporation
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Fannie E. Rippel Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. James Gerace
HISVISION Inc.
Ms. Patricia Lee
Merck & Co. Inc.
The Gloria Foundation, Inc.
The Vanech Family Foundation
United Way Of Northern
New Jersey
SPONSORS - ($10,000.00+)
ADP Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David Altman
Avon Products Foundation
Becton, Dickinson & Co.
Burgdorff Foundation
Crum & Forster
Ernst & Young
Dr. Mirian Graddick-Weir and
Mr. Michael Weir
Mr. and Mrs. Gates Helms Hawn
Hyde & Watson Foundation
Margaret A. Darrin
Charitable Trust
Dr. Mark and Mrs. Virginia
McBride
Morristown Medical Center
Ms. Elaine Noonan and
Mr. Stephen Noonan
Novartis Corporation
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
Mrs. Barbara Ridder Irwin
Robert & Joan Dircks
Foundation
Seven Oaks Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Linda Spinella
Ms. Margaret Stone and
Mr. Jonathan Dee
The Allergan Foundation
The Iolta Fund of the Bar of NJ
The Swanton Family Foundation
Wyndham Worldwide
DONORS - ($5,000.00+)
AAA Northeast
Acorn Hill Foundation, Inc.
ARQ NJ Trail Series
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Caballero
Daniel J. Wilcox Memorial Fund
of the Community Foundation
of New Jersey
George A. Ohl Jr. Trust
Grace Church
Mrs. Helen E. Hallberg
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Kleppe
Ms. Bettie Lefebvre
Longo Electrical-Mechanical, Inc.
Lowenstein Sandler, LLP
Meerwarth Family
Foundation Trust
Merck Foundation
Mr. Alan Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Murphy
New Jersey Heroes
Ms. Judy O’Hagan and
Mr. Peter O’Hagan
Ms. Judy Otterman and
Mr. Tim Otterman
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher R. Reidy
Mr. and Ms. John F. Ruffle
Sanofi
Mr. and Ms. Philip Seligmann
Synchrony Bank
The Fred C. Rummel Foundation
The Ingrid Mahan Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jim E. Torney
Twig 21 Plus
Mrs. Missey and Mr. Gene
Vitagliano
Wells Fargo Foundation
Ms. Brooke Wiener
SUPPORTERS - ($1,000.00+)
A Speedy Sewer and
Drain Service, Inc.
A. J. O’Connor Associates, Inc.
Acrow Corporation of America
Dr. Marilyn Althoff
Andrew S. Gaffney Foundation
Bank of America Foundation
Basking Ridge Country Club, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert E. Boni
BNY Mellon
BNY Mellon Community
Partnership
Ce De Candy, Inc.
Charles & Lucille King
Family Foundation
Chester Lions Club
Christine M. Kramer
Memorial Fund
Cross America Partners/Lehigh
Gas Foundation
Day Pitney LLP
Dorothy E. Judd Living Trust
Dublin Ironworks Inc.
Emerson Charitable Trust
ExxonMobil Foundation
Facility Interiors, Inc.
Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
of Randolph
First Presbyterian Church
of Boonton
Dr. Dawn L. Gabriel
Gannett Foundation
Gross Family Foundation of
the Community Foundation
of New Jersey
Gruel Family Fund of the
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
Haverford Trust Company
Dr. Nancy H. Henseler
IBM Employee Services Center
Iron Horse Cavalry
Motorcycle Club
Isseks Bros. Inc.
Johnson & Johnson
Johnson & Johnson Family of
Consumer Companies Fund
of the Community
Foundation of New Jersey
Juniper Village
Kiwanis Club of Randolph
KPMG LLP
LaCorte & Sons LLC
Millennium International Textile
Ms. Lara Abrash
Mr. and Mrs. W. Richard Adey
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Adler
Ms. Marie Anderson
Ms. DiAnne Arbour and
Mr. James Bergen
Mr. Robert Arson
Mr. Dermot Barry Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becht
Ms. Claire M. Bianco
Ms. Aimee Bloom
Mr. and Mrs. ElwoodBowman II
Ms. Maureen Brundage and
Mr. Terrance Brundage
Mr. and Ms. Anthony Bruno
Ms. Linda Caponegro
Mr. and Mrs. Brian P. Carroll
Mr. and Ms. Robert D. Casale
Mr. and Ms. Vincent Cubelli
Ms. Lisa Deschamps and
Mr. Greg Baum
Mr. and Ms. David Difusco
Ms. Amalia Duarte and
Mr. Gene Messina
Ms. Kathleen Eagan
Ms. Tami Erwin
Mr. Gary Fisch and
Ms. Elizabeth Fisch
Ms. Deana Furino
Ms. Karen Gerhold
Mr. John Gerity
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gilfillan
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Gilstrap
Mr. Brian Giovinazzi
Ms. Bonnie Glynn
Mr. Thomas S. Gordon
Ms. Shiva Goundar
Mr. Stephen Gray and
Ms. Kathleen Ulrich
Ms. Gisela Harpell
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Harrington
Ms. Lorraine C. Heinen
Mr. and Ms. Russ Hewit
Mr. and Ms. Jeffrey B. Hill
Mr. and Ms. Michael Hopkins
Ms. Linda Horn
Mr. and Ms. Robert J. Iracane
Ms. Michelle Johnson-Lewis
Mr. James Johnston
Ms. Elizabeth Anne Keat
Ms. Andrea and
Mr. John Kimmet
Mr. James P. Knight
Ms. Amy Komoroski Wiwi and
Mr. Christopher Wiwi
Ms. Aru Kulkarni and
Mr. Amol Kulkarni
Ms. Jaya Kumar
Mrs. Kelley Kurtzman
Mr. Robert Corman and
Ms. Laura Landy
Ms. Cye Landy
Ms. Helen Le Frois and
Mr. Gregory Le Frois
Ms. Catherine Lee
Mr. and Ms. Stephen J. Linskey
Mr. John H. Livingstone
Ms. Karen Lombardo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Longo
Ms. Adelaida Lopez
Mrs. Bev Luehs
Mr. Michael Madaio
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin J. Maher
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Manning
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Marcotte
Ms. Michelle Mayor
Mr. and Ms. Bruce Robert
Mc Ewan
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
McCormack
Mr. Michael McSorley
Mr. and Mrs. Gary G. Michael
Ms. Nancy Miller-Rich and
Mr. Jeffrey Rich
Mr. Hector Mislavsky and
Ms. Judy Martinez
Ms. Rita Mitjans
Mrs. Regenia Moore-Lee
Ms. Vlasta Moravkova
Ms. Lolita Navarro-Iqbal
Mrs. Maushumi Nerurkar and
Mr. Milind Nerurkar
Mr. James D. Nesci
Nisivoccia LLP
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Noelke
Ms. Frances D. O’Brien
Mr. and Ms. John F. O’Leary
Olympus Holding, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Painter
Paul B. Greetin and Beryl S.
Greetin Foundation
Peter R. & Cynthia K. Kellogg
Foundation
Ms. Laurie Peter and
Ms. Betsy Bernard
Plymouth Rock Assurance
PNC Wealth Management
Mr. Michael Portegello
Ms. Greselda P. Powell
Presbyterian Church of
Morris Plains
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Price
Ms. Ramona Pringle
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Probert
Prudential Foundation
Mr. and Ms. Donald Richards
Riker, Danzig, Scherer, Hyland &
Perretti LLP
Ms. Randi Roberts
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth Robin
Mr. and Ms. Shawn C. Rogers
RR Scaffolding
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Sameth
Dr. Billur Samli
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Sanzone
Securitas Security Services USA, Inc.
Mr. and Ms. Robert Sherman
Mr. Marc Shipman and
Ms. Catherine Fanning
Mr. Jeff Simon
Ms. Debi Simpson
Mrs. Tara Skirzenski
Mr. William Skrzat
Ms. Carolyn Slaski
Ms. Patricia Sly and
Mr. Robert Chernow
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR 2015 CONTRIBUTORS FOR 2015
Ms. Megan Smith
Ms. Kathleen C. Stewart
Ms. Mary Stine and
Mr. Richard Stine
Mr. and Ms. Gregory Stover
St. Patrick’s Day Parade Of
Morris County, Inc.
Mr. and Ms. John Stratton
Mr. Geoffrey Stubbs
Ms. Virginia Swanson
Mr. and Ms. Robert B. Tafaro
The Benevity Community
Impact Fund
The Edmond N. and Virginia H.
Moriarty Foundation
The Frelinghuysen Foundation
The Gardner Family Fund of the
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
The Glenmede Trust Company
The John Bickford Foundation
The LeRoux Family
Charitable Fund
The MCJ Amelior
Foundation
The Provident Bank
Ms. Kathleen Tierney
Ms. Kate Tomlinson and
Mr. Roger Labrie
Mr. Joe Constantine and
Ms. Anne Tuvblad
Union County Plate Glass Co.
United Methodist Women
of Chatham
Ms. Carmel A. Urgo
Ms. Mildred Vega
Ms. Sarah S. Vigoda
Ms. Mary Anne Walk
Walsh Family Fund of the
Community Foundation of
New Jersey
Ms. Rosemary C. Ward
Mr. and Mrs. James Weichert
Ms. Cindy Weiss and
Mr. Michael Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. John Young
Zonta Club of Morristown Area
CONTRIBUTORS - ($500.00+)
Affinity Federal Credit Union
Alberto’s Fine Jewelry, LLC
Alcatel-Lucent
AT&T
Ayco Charitable Foundation
Mr. Dennis Baldassari
Mr. and Ms. Ronald E.
Baughman
Mr. Adam Berkowitz
Mr. John Bolich
Ms. Terri Borden
Ms. Cyra Borsy
Mr. Jeffrey Braemer
Ms. Regina Braham and
Mr. David Braham
Ms. Ellen Brody
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas V. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Brown
Ms. Robin Carroll-Mann
Ms. Catherine M. Cavanaugh
Ms. Mary Ellen Clement
Commercial Legal Software, Inc.
Community Church of
Mountain Lakes
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Cornwell
Conner Strong & Buckelew
Companies, Inc.
Ms. Doreen Csutoros
Ms. Nicole De Bello
Ms. Kim DeRienzo
Dr. and Dr. William DeVizio
Mr. Marc Dieli
Dr. and Mrs. Craig Dise
Ms. Mary Virginia H. Dotzauer
Mr. Brendan Dougher
Ms. Jill Draper
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Duffy
Ms. Eileen Egan
Mrs. Kris Emmitt
Mr. Chris Esbenshade
Ms. Victoria Felix
Ms. Joen Luy Ferrari
Mr. William Ferreira
Mr. Michael Fischer
Ms. Carole Foley
Dr. Jory Magidson and
Ms. Caren Frankel
Garden Savings Federal
Credit Union
Mr. Richard Gallagher
Ms. Faith Ginsberg
Ms. Maryella Gockel
Mr. James K. Goldfarb
Mr. Ken Goorin
Ms. Maureen Grant
Ms. Jennifer Grau
Ms. Susanna J. Gray
Ms. Cynthia Grimes
Ms. Gail Grossmann
Mrs. Julia Hallberg
Mr. Joseph Hanlon
Ms. Karen H. Hanson
Mr. Sean Harapko
Mr. Eric Hart
Ms. Darlene Hart
Ms. Virginia Hawkins and
Mr. Russell Hawkins
Mr. and Ms. Stephen Heil
Mrs. Berit Hirsch
Mrs. Stephanie L. Holloway
Ms. Deborah Hughes and
Mr. Allen Hughes
Hurdtown United
Methodist Women
Dr. Unjeria C. Jackson
JBK Associates, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jacobs
Ms. Darline Jean
Ms. Reshema Kemps-Polanco
and Mr. Reynaldo Polanco
Mr. John P. Kennedy Jr.
Mr. Scott D. King
Ms. Angela J. Klein
Mr. Anthony Klimas
Mr. John Klug and
Ms. Carol Klug
Knights of Columbus, Bishop
McLaughlin Council 3495
Mr. Steven Kohutic
K.S. & Vidya Mohan
Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lacey
Mr. Joseph Lee
Mr. Stephen S. Little
Ms. Laura Baskes Litwin and
Mr. Stuart Litwin
Livingston Dermatology Assoc.
Ms. Susan Lu
Mr. Nicholas Ludwigsen
Ms. Betty Mahan
Ms. Elizabeth H. Mahan
Ms. Debra Mandelbaum
Mr. Anthony J. Marchetta
Ms. Andrea M. Mattei
Mr. Kevin McMahon and
Ms. Sara McMahon
Ms. Donna McNamara, Ph.D.
Melania Fashions
Microsoft Giving Campaign
Mr. and Ms. Rajalakshi Mohan
Mr. Mark Moran
Morgan Stanley
Mr. and Ms. Mark S. Morgan
Morris County Chamber
of Commerce
Mr. and Ms. Harold L. Morrison
Morristown Medical Group
Morristown Municipal Airport
Mr. Barry G. Moss
Mountain Lakes Women’s Club
Mr. Robert T. Muller
Mr. and Ms. Joseph J. Muratore
Mr. Jerome Mychalowych
Mr. Mark Nashman
Mr. and Ms. Stanley A. Nice
Normandy Real Estate Partners
Mr. John O’Connor
Open Road Auto Group
Palriwala Foundation of America
Parker Foundation
Mr. Michael Petrane
Pfizer Matching Gifts Program
Phillips-Van Heusen
Mr. Leonard Posey
Mr. Benjamin Proce
RBC Wealth Management
Red Stone Tavern
Mr. William Reichel
Mr. and Mrs. Glen M. Rosenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Rufener
Saiber LLC
Mr. and Ms. Paul B. Saxton
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Schaenen, Jr.
Ms. Susan Schear
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schnog
Dr. Sherwin Schrag
Ms. Tamar P. Schrager
Mr. James Schumacher
Dr. and Mrs. Christopher Sciales
Ms. Martha Shepard
Mr. and Ms. James A. Silverstein
Mrs. Anne Singleton
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Smith
Ms. Jennifer A. Spang
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Mr. and Ms. Doug Stephens
Mr. and Ms. Gary Stern
Ms. Elena Suarez
The American Securities
Foundation
The Chatham United
Methodist Church
The H.A. Heller Foundation, Inc.
The Unitarian Church in Summit
Mr. and Ms. Frederick W. Thoeni
TimeSquare Capital
Management, LLC
Ms. Sonia Turnquist
United Way of New York City
Mr. Richard B. Van Duyne
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Vanech
Ms. Virginia Veras
Ms. Tracey A. Vispoli
Ms. Jennifer D. Wheeldon
Ms. Valerie Wieman
Ms. Virginia Wilson
Mr. David M. Wissert
Mr. Jeffrey and
Ms. Susan Wolfanger
Mrs. Barbara K. Woodhull
WTEA
FRIEND - ($250.00+)
Alcoa, Inc.
Ms. Mary Ann Ancona
Mr. John Armstrong
Mr. Brent Ashton
Ashutosh Rathor
Mr. Matt Askins
Ms. Elizabeth Attias
Ms. Marcia Avedon
Ms. Elizabeth Bacot-Aigner
Mr. Harry Baird
Baker Street Trust
Ms. Danielle Baker
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Barilla
Ms. Gladys Bartoli
Ms. Judith Bayard
Ms. Jamie Bertoni
Ms. Sajdah Bilal
Ms. Ann Billak
Ms. Donna M. Boles
Ms. Darlene D. Borromeo
Ms. Gretchen Braunschweiger
Mr. Peter Breckling
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Brouillard
Ms. Karen C. Brown
Ms. Rebecca Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Byrd
C and G Consulting Services Inc.
Mr. Joseph D. D. Calabrese
Mr. Christopher Carlin
Mr. William A. Carroll
Ms. Stephanie Castet-Bellocq
Ms. Corinne Catalano
Mr. and Ms. Patrick R. Caulfield
Ms. Catherine M. Cerbo
Mr. Edwin Chociey, Jr.
Ms. Kathleen Collins
Ms. Catherine Coloff
Ms. Jane E. Cook
Ms. Jeanmarie Cooney
Mrs. Carrie Cooper
Ms. Mallory Copeland
Mr. Glenn David
Mrs. Bonnie Lee Dicola
Ms. Danica Dilligard
Mr. Daniel DiNubila
Mr. Bernard Doucette
Mrs. Arlene Driscoll
Ms. Lori Duckstein
Mrs. Ann Edattel
Ms. Gwen Edwards
Ms. Latoya Edwards
Mr. Kenneth Egan
Ms. Kristal Elliott
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth M.
Ericksen
Ms. Aimee Farrell
Ms. Katherine Fehon
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Feld
Mr. David C. Felton
Finding Balance LLC
Ms. Chana Fitton
Mr. David Ford
Ms. Lisa Friel
From You Flowers LLC
Mrs. Anne Fritz
Dr. and Ms. Anthony Fusco
Mr. Claude Fusco, Jr.
Ms. Virginia Gallagher
Ms. Carolina Garcia
Ms. Virginia Gates
Ms. Julie A. Glauninger
Mr. and Ms. William E. Gourgey
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Graf
Mr. and Mrs. Baxter W. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. William I.
Greenbaum
Green Pond Women’s Club
Ms. Vanessa Gronczewski
Ms. Lori Groves
Mr. Gary Guth
Ms. Margo Happer
Mr. Mark Hargett
Ms. Catherine Hart
Ms. Beverly Hays and
Mr. George Hays
Ms. Kelly Healy
Ms. Crystal Henry
Ms. Meghan Henson
Hidden Pond Foundation
Mr. and Ms. Arthur N. Hixson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Holloway
Mr. William F. Holzmann
Ms. Kirsten Hotchkiss
Mr. Michael S. Huneke
Mrs. Marcia K. Hunter
Mr. Syed Raza Husain
Mr. Ned Hux
Ms. Jean Jackson
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth D. Jenkins
Mr. Matt Jensen
Mr. and Ms. Alan M. Johnson
Ms. Joanne Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. R. Sidney Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jones
Ms. Dianne Jones
Joseph and Mary Mauriello
Charitable Fund
Jotech Electrical Contractors, Inc.
Mr. William Kanjo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Keenan
Kiwanis Club of Greater
Parsippany
Ms. Mini Krishnan
Mr. Fred Kuntzman
Mr. Richard Landy
Mr. Brian Larkin
Ms. Tara S. Larkin
Ms. Laureen Lauber
Mr. William Lenhart
Mr. Paul Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Paige B.
L’Hommedieu
Mr. and Ms. Matthew J. Lodge
Long Valley Junior
Women’s Club, Inc
Dr. William Lupatkin and
Dr. Julie Lupatkin
Madison High School
Ms. Lorryn Mai
Ms. Irene Marinich
Marsh & McLennan
Ms. Marlie Massena-Pattillo
Mr. Bill Mastropole
Ms. Sharon Mazzanna
Mrs. Elizabeth McReynolds
Ms. Ellen McSherry
Merkle Inc
Ms. Marie Messina
Ms. Cheryl L. Monterosso
Moondays Clothes for an
Active Lifestyle
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Moore
Ms. Gina Moran
Mr. Stephen Murphy
Ms. Valerie Murray
Mr. and Ms. Joseph J. Nahas
Ms. Korin Neff
Mr. Joseph Nosofsky and
Ms. Laurie Siegel
Mr. Matthew O’Connor
Ms. Deborah E. O’Connor
Ms. Sharon O’Connor
Ms. Nina O’Neill
Ms. Kathy O’Sullivan
Mr. David Pacicco
Mr. Ram Parekh
Ms. Rekha Parekh
Ms. Kathleen Parker and
Mr. Jonathan Parker
Ms. Denise Pelli
Plant Detectives, INC.
Ms. Stacey Plichta
Porzio Bromberg & Newman, PC
Ms. Laura Prato
Mr. Donald E. Quinn
Mr. and Ms. Jonathan I.
Rabinowitz
Ms. Lori Rabinowitz
Randolph Township
Women’s Club, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ranger
Ms. Marianne Ribley
Ms. Laura Riedel
Mr. Kevin T. Rigby
Ms. Vicki Robinson
Ms. Alice S. Roche
Mr. Stephen Roche
Rotary Club of Union
Safari Telecom, Inc.
Mr. Tony Salameh
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Schub
Mr. Andrew L. Schuman
Mr. John Sciara
Mr. and Ms. Clifford C.
Sebastian
Semple Bixel Associates, Inc.
Mr. Rory Serrano
Ms. Katarzyna Sielski
Mr. and Ms. Simon Smith
Ms. Licete Snediker
Mr. Darrin Sohre
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Spatz
Ms. Elizabeth Stonehill
St. Peter’s Orphanage
Mr. and Mrs. Thayer Talcott Jr.
Mr. Thomas Tapen
Ms. Deryl Tczap
Mr. James S. Thieringer
Ms. Joan M. Thuebel
Mr. Chris W. Tiber
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Tiger
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Timmes
Taylor’s Corp.
The Honorable Marceil A. Letts
The Westerhoff Family
Foundation
T.L. Connell LLC
Ms. Gail Totten
Mr. and Ms. John Ubhaus
United Way of Essex &
W. Hudson
Ms. Nancy Van Court
Mr. Timothy Vitale
Ms. Elaine Warren
Ms. Judeth F. Forlenza Wesley
West Morris Mendham
High School
Ms. Sunita White
Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Willemsen
Women of AT&T, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Woodward
Ms. Kerri Wright
Mr. Walter Yosafat
Ms. Cynthia L. Zey
Zucker, Goldberg & Ackerman, LLC
INDIVIDUAL - ($100.00+)
A&A Fine Foods Inc
Ms. Gabriela Abramovici
Accurate Calibration Services
Actavis
Acupuncture to Serenity
Mr. Marvin Adler and Ms.
Barbara Soo Boo
Ms. Jean Ahart and
Mr. John Ahart
Dr. Nirmala Akkapeddi
Ms. Amy Alegretti
Ms. Cynthia Allen
Ms. Barbara Anelle
Ms. Hanne Ankersen
Ms. Elizabeth Anroman
Ms. Karen Arakelian
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Arkin
Ms. Kim C. Artis
Ms. Anchal Avasthi
Mr. Robert Bailey
Mr. Randall Baker
Balascio Family Charitable Fund
Ms. Robin Ballard
Ms. Carolyn Bardach
Ms. Nilda Bardhi
Mr. and Mrs. Carl R. Barfuss
Ms. Kara Barnard
Ms. Connie Batherman
Mrs. Melissa Baumgartner
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Beattie
Mr. James Bedell
Mr. and Ms. Gary A. Berbnabe
Ms. Margaret Bergh
Ms. Margaret Berlin and
Mr. Roger Berlin
Ms. Dalymar Berrios
Mr. and Ms. Robert Betzler
Mr. Dhruv Bhandary
Ms. Caren Bianco and
Mr. Michael Bianco
Ms. Joan Bogusat
Mr. Paul Boudreau
Ms. Rebecca Bourdeau
Mrs. Helen Britton
Mrs. Joyce Brocaglia
Ms. Clare Broderick
Mr. Julian Brody
Ms. Flora Brophy
Dr. Colleen Brown
Ms. Cynthia L. Brown
Ms. Elizabeth Brown
Ms. Jennifer Brown
Ms. Sheila Brown
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Burke, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. Paul G. Burns
Dr. and Mrs. Donald J. Byk
Ms. Graciela Cabrera
Ms. Lisa Calicchio
Mr. John Callahan
Ms. Denise Cannici
Ms. Kathleen Carlson and
Mr. Richard Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carr
Mr. and Mrs. Sergio Carro
Mr. Jim Carroll
Ms. Barbara Carrollo-Loeffler
Ms. Christine Cartwright
Mr. and Ms. Dominic Cascio
Mrs. Cynthia Casiano
Ms. Cinzia Casiano
Mrs. Joyce Casillo
Casio America, Inc.
Ms. Marcella A. Cassanelli
Mr. Arthur Ceconi
Mrs. Margaret Cedzik Linarducci
Ms. Rosemary Cenatiempo
Century 21 Turi Realty Inc.
Ms. Patricia Chan
Chatham Emergency Squad
Chatham’s Women’s Group
Mr. Irving Chernow
Mrs. Shirley Chernow
Ms. Edwina Chesky
Ms. Catherine Chin
Ms. Susan Chodoff
Ms. Anna Christakos
Ms. Heidi Chua
Ms. Julie Chung
Citadel Cleaning
Ms. Mary Clark
Mr. Richard Cochran
Ms. Andrea Condit
Ms. Margaret Connors
Ms. Melverne Cooke
Ms. Deanna Copeland
Copeland Middle School
Ms. Margaret Corsi
Mrs. Eileen Cottington
Mr. and Ms. Kevin M. Cullen
Mr. and Ms. Robert C. Cumming
Ms. Lisa Cupelli
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Curnin
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CONTRIBUTORS FOR 2015
Mr. Anthony Curtis
Cutting Edge Landscaping of
NJ LLC
Ms. Amy Dahn
Ms. Natalie F. Dallavalle
Ms. Arlyne J. Dalman
Ms. Jane Daloia
Ms. Kamilla D’Alterio
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Dana
Ms. Janet Danieli
Mr. David Darnell
Ms. Leslie D’Ascoli
Ms. Sandy Davies
Ms. Barbara Davis
Deeb For Council
Ms. Anna Jane De Grossi
Ms. Grace de la Rosa
Ms. E. M. Debiasse
Mr. Michael Dee and
Ms. Marilyn Dee
Ms. Antonella DeGirolamo
Ms. Karolina Dehnhard
Mr. Michael Del Bueno
Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Delaney
Mr. Henry Delgado
Ms. France Delle Donne
Ms. Monica Dema
Ms. Carolina DeMatos
Mr. and Ms. Felix DeMicco
Ms. Carolyn Deodene
Ms. Virginia A. Diaczuk
Ms. Gina Dianna
Dr. and Mrs. William L. Diehl
Ms. Stacy Dixson
Mr. Cuong Do and
Ms. Lori Rickles
Mr. and Ms. Thomas F. Doherty
Mr. and Ms. Steven E. Domber
Mr. Steve Dow
Mr. and Ms. Allan G. Dowiak
Ms. Coleen Drucker
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dugan
Ms. Irina Dumitrescu
Ms. Lenore Dunn
Ms. Stephanie L. Eastlake
Mr. and Mrs. William Easton
Edgar A. Weber and Company
Mr. and Ms. Elias I. Elyoussef
Ms. Jacquelyn C. Emaus
Mrs. Janet M. Engelmann
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Enna
Ms. Laurie Erickson
Ms. Susan Estes
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Failla
Ms. Kay N. Failla
Mrs. Jo Anna Fellon
Ms. Joy Fernandez
Ms. Stacey Fielding
Ms. Michele Fincher
Ms. Mary Beth Finnegan
First Presbyterian Church
of Succasunna
Ms. Jennifer Fischer
Ms. E. S. Fitzpatrick
Ms. Sarah L. Flaherty
Mr. Donald Fletcher
Flocktown-Kossmann
Elementary School
Ms. Noel K. Foley
Mr. Gray Fontenot
Mr. Peter Foster
Ms. Neha Fowler
Ms. Linda Francis
Mr. Eric Frank
Ms. Jeri-Ann Frankel
Mr. John B. Franklin
Friends of Counted Embroidery
Mr. Gary R. Gaglione
Ms. Alena C. Galante
Ms. Lisa Galasso
Ms. Mary R. Gangemi
Ms. Julia Gbur
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Gerace
Ms. Anu Ghatak
Ms. Bianca D. Godoy
Mr. and Ms. Warren Gogo
Mr. Bruce Goldstein
Mr. Brian S. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Howard C.
Gorman
Mr. David Grabowski
Ms. Catherine Granito
GRC Wireless, Inc.
Ms. Arianna Greco
Mrs. Annamarie Greek
Green, Jasieniecki & Riordan, LLC
Mr. H. John Greeniaus and
Mrs. Sheridan Greeniaus
Mr. Pete Groux
Ms. Deborah Gussoff
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Haggerty
Dr. Mary Ann LoFrumento and
Mr. John Hallacy
Ms. Kristin L. Hanson
Ms. Juli Harpell-Elam
Ms. Carole Harper
Ms. Erica Harris
Mr. and Ms. Donald Hart
Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Hartelius III
Ms. Jacquelyn Hartley
Mr. John R. Harvey
Mr. and Ms. Thomas Haverty
Ms. Elizabeth A. Hayward
Mrs. Christine Healy
Ms. Myrlande Hector
Mr. and Ms. James Heineman
Ms. Mary Anne Hemphill
Ms. Shirley Henderson
Mrs. Joyce C. Henry
Mr. Brett Hertzig
Ms. Lisa Hiebert
Hildale Park Presbyterian
Mr. and Ms. Robert A. Hogan
Honeywell International
Ms. Tarryn A. Hoover
Mr. and Ms. Brad Hopton
Ms. Lynn Horowitz
Ms. Robyn Horowitz
Ms. Beverly J. Horstmann
Ms. Michele E. Host
Ms. Terri Hu
Mr. and Ms. Michael J.
Humienny
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Humm
Ms. Sarah Hurley
Ms. Sue Idleman
IDOC LLC
Independent Thrift Shop
Mr. Robert Iovino
Mr. Gregory Irace
JAG Physical Therapy
Ms. Donna Jarvis
Ms. Beth P. Jassin
Ms. Louise Johnson
Ms. Patricia A. Johnson
Mr. Sean Johnson
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Jonas
Ms. Jill A. Jones
Ms. Stephanie Jones
Ms. Letyushka Juan
Julie Marie Chavez Corp.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Kampf
Ms. Yibm Kang
Ms. Susan Karlowitz
Mr. Adam Katz
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Keefauver
Ms. Denise T. Kelly
Mr. Paul Kelman
Mr. and Ms. Richard J. Kent
Ms. Jacqueline Kersey
Ms. Caroline King
Mr. Charlie Kissane
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Klingener, Sr.
Mr. Jeremy Klopper
Mrs. Lucille Knapik
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kneis
Mr. and Ms. Robert Kolakowski
Mr. Todd Komoroski
Mr. Greg Koplitz
Ms. Barbara Krajkowski
Mr. and Ms. Walter Krich
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Krump
Ms. Kristin Kubas
Mrs. Teeny Kuhn and
Mr. Donald Kuhn
Ms. Donna-Rose Kupper
Ms. Michelle Kurtnitsky
Mr. and Ms. Michael T. Kutlenios
Ms. Sylvia Kuzman
Ms. Laura Kyler
Mr. Ken Lain
Mr. and Ms. David A. Landau
Mr. Peter Larkin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Laurenzi
Ms. Donna LaVerme
Mr. and Ms. Elliott S. Lawrie
Ms. Amanda Leal
Ms. Michelle Lee
Ms. Sheryl A. Lee
Mr. Paul G. Lehmann
Mrs. Carol and
Mr. Charles Leiwant
Dr. and Ms. Stuart Levy
Ms. Nancy L’Heureux
Ms. Frances Libasci
Mr. and Ms. Ronald Litchkowski
Ms. Florence Liu
Mr. and Ms. David Lohman
Mr. and Ms. Vincent Loia
Ms. Janit London
Long Valley Women’s Club
Mr. and Ms. Gerard Longinetti
Mr. and Ms. Frank Luzzi
Mr. James Lynch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lyon
Ms. Virginia M. Lyttle
Mr. David Maclean
Ms. Joann J. Malanga
Mr. and Ms. Edward A. Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Mangum
Ms. Sandra L. Manning
Ms. Maryann Marcopoto
Ms. Melissa Marcopoto
Mr. Ira B. Marcus
Marie’s Italian Specialties
Ms. Jacqueline Marrone
Mr. William Marshall
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J.
Marszalowicz
Mr. and Ms. Kevin M. Martyn
Mr. Anthony Mastrangelo
Ms. Eileen G. Mathews
Ms. Suzanne M. Matteson
Mr. and Ms. Patrick J.
McAndrew
Mr. and Ms. Michael McBurney
Ms. Nancy McCarthy
Ms. Brooke McCloskey
Ms. Heather McGonegle
Mr. Robert McGuirl
Mr. Robert McHale and Mrs.
Marguerite Engels McHale
Ms. Colleen McInerney
Mr. and Ms. Robert J.
McLaughlin
Mr. Josh McMahon
Ms. Meghann McMahon
Mr. John McParland
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Meehan
Mr. Paul Meighan
Mr. Ray Merchant
Ms. Christin Merkel
Ms. Josephine Minerva
Ms. Toni Mione
Ms. Wendy Mitchell
Mr. and Ms. Lee Mittleman
Mr. Bernard Moens
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mohabeer
Montville Reformed Church
Morris School District
Ms. Colette Mott-Feldmeir
Ms. Dana Mumme
Mr. and Ms. Joseph J. Muratore
Ms. Margaret D. Murphy
Ms. Patricia A. Murphy
Ms. Theresa D. Murphy
Mr. Thomas Murphy
Ms. Susan Murphy-Flynn
Mr. and Ms. Edwin Murray
Mr. and Ms. Dominic Myrand
Mr. Thomas C. Nardozzi
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Nelson
Ms. Lynn E. Nelson
Mr. and Ms. Vishnu Nerurkar
Mr. James Newman
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nicastro
Ms. Eleanor H. Nice
Nick Cerbo Family
Foundation Inc.
NJ Assoc. of Women Therapists
Ms. Deborah Nungester
Mr. Rungano Nyuambuya
Mr. and Ms. Kenneth O’Brien
Ms. Janine O’Connor
Ms. Lucille O’Connor
Mr. Dan O’Donnell
Mr. Daniel O’Donnell
Mr. Robert O’Leary
Mrs. Jennifer Oliver
Mr. Arnold M. Olshan
Mr. and Ms. Daniel J. O’Neill
Mr. and Ms. Mortimer O’Shea
Ms. Cheryl Outlaw
Ms. Susan B. Owen
Mr. Simon Oxley
Ms. Katherine Palacios
Mrs. Maria Palamara
Mr. Manush Palan
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Palla
Mr. Lewis V. Papera
Mr. Jai Parekh
Mr. Shyam Parekh
Mr. Prem Parikh
Ms. Lorraine Parodi
Mr. and Ms. Al Pastino
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Pastore
Ms. Bindi Patel
Ms. Heeren Patel
Mr. Samir Patel
Ms. Tejal Patel
Ms. Vibhuti Patel
Mr. and Mrs. Vishan Patel
Mr. Vishant Patel
Ms. Elizabeth J. Patterson
Ms. Tamra Pawloski
Ms. Tracy Paynter
Ms. Barbara P. Peda
Mr. Michael Peia
Mr. Paul Pellegrine
Mr. Matthew Perez
Perishable Specialties Group
Ms. Rubi L. Peterno
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Petrucelli
Ms. Patricia Pfaffenbach
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Pfafflin
Ms. Emily Picarello
Mr. Robert Picerni
Mr. Anthony Piloto
Pivirotto & Company CPA’s PA
Ms. Kelley Policano
Mr. James M. Pollock
Ms. Cora Porter and
Mr. Brian Porter
Ms. Mary-Ellen Portillo
Presbyterian Church of
Morristown
Presbyterian Women -
Kitchell Church
Mr. John Earl and
Ms. Teresa Preskar
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Pshick
Mr. Justin Pulgrano
Qualcomm Charitable
Foundation
Ms. Debra Quinn
Ms. Giulia Racchi
Ms. Pranita Raghavan
Ms. Pravina Raghavan
Ms. Jennifer Raney
Ms. Mary T. Ratchford
Ms. Eileen Rath
Ms. Kristy Redunski
Ms. Alexandra Ricciardi
Ms. Corey Richardson
Mr. and Ms. Bill Riddle
Mr. and Ms. Thomas C. Riley
Mr. and Ms. Rich Ring
Ms. Lora Rios
Mr. Dom Rizzo
Ms. Tracy Roberti
Mr. Kareem Roberts
Mr. and Ms. Murray S.
Robertson
Mr. Dino Robusto
Mr. Victor Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roselius
Mr. Edward Rosen and
Ms. Lynn Rogut
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roth
Round 2 Fitness LLC
Ms. Zaida Rucabado
Ms. Jill Ryan
Ms. Kathleen Sabia-Cahill
Mrs. Pamela Sable
Mr. and Ms. Gerard A. Salese
Ms. Kristen Sarzosa
Mrs. Virginia Savell
Mr. J. Andrew Sayre and
Ms. Wendy Wilmot
Mr. and Ms. Leonard Scara
Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. Schautz
Ms. Judith Schleicher
Mr. James Schlesser
Mr. and Ms. Chuck Schneider
Mr. and Ms. Edwin Schnell
Ms. Lyndsay Schnell
Schrader Group Architecture, LLC
Mr. Scott Schulof
Mr. Richard Schwarz and
Ms. Joanne Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Cary M. Schwartz
Scordilis Family Chiropractic PA
Mr. Gregory Scott
Ms. Patrice Scully
Mr. Anthony Sgammato
Mr. Eric A. Shea
Mr. Mark Shearman and
Ms. Linda Bohrer
Ms. Nicolette Sherman
Mr. Patrick Shrout and
Ms. Jane Hanson
Ms. Lucy Shurtleff
Ms. Amira N. Siddiqui
Ms. Karen Sidie
Mrs. Catherine Sielski
Ms. Leslie Skurla
Ms. Dana Slama
Ms. Carol G. Sly
Mr. Robert Smethurst
Mr. and Ms. George Smith
Ms. Catherine R. Smith
Ms. Samantha Soh
Ms. Lynne Song
Soroptimist International of
Hackettstown
Mr. Thomas Spade
Sporting District LLC
Ms. Ann Stallard
Ms. Terri Stanton and
Mr. Gary Conte
Mr. Alan Steinberg
Ms. Melissa Stone
Mr. and Ms. Robert J. Stox
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Mr. and Ms. Sam O. Sue
Mr. and Ms. Edward H. Sullivan
Ms. Kristin M. Sullivan
Ms. Suzanne Sullivan
Suzanne Anan Fine Art
and Design, LLC
Ms. Maureen Swan Layton
Mr. and Mrs. William Sweeney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetman
Ms. Eugenia Swift
Sykes Enterprises
Mr. and Ms. Edward E.
Szpaichler
Ms. Adele Szpaichler
Ms. Mimi Tahan
Mrs. Cheryl Talus Snyder
Mr. and Ms. Harold D. Tamayo
Ms. Barbara Tarchak
Mr. and Ms. Christopher D. Tate
Ms. Maureen Tauber
Ms. Faith Taylor
The Buzak Law Group
The Honorable and
Mrs. Anthony M. Bucco
The Honorable Rodney P.
Frelinghuysen
The McHattie Law Firm, LLC
The Stanley Congregational
Church
Ms. Virginia Thomas
Mr. and Ms. John Thorburn
Dr. Beverly Tignor
Mr. Michael P. Tippner
Ms. Janet L. Toler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Tomasella
Mr. and Ms. Joseph A. Tone
Ms. Audra Tonero
Ms. Jeanne C. Toth
Mrs. Maryalice M. Trull
Mr. Christopher Tucci
Ms. Mary A. Tucker
Mrs. Sharon Tunis
Mr. and Ms. William G. Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ughetta
United Methodist Church of
the Rockaways
United Way of Central Jersey
United Way of Hunterdon County
United Way of Monmouth
County
Mr. Michael Valentino
Valley Pharmacy
Ms. Sharon Varnelas
Mr. Jeremy Vaughn
Mr. and Ms. John P. Viegas
Ms. Linda K. Vivilecchia
Mr. Robert Vogel
Mrs. Annette Von Bartheld
Mrs. Margaret Von Der Linde
Ms. Shannon Voto
Ms. Veronica Vros
Ms. Linh Vu
Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Waeger
Ms. Linda Walker
Mr. Steven K. Warner
Ms. Christine Wartella
Ms. Ann Marie Weeks
Ms. Carolyn Weiss
Mr. and Mrs. Edward W.
Weissner
WELCA
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney F. Wentz
Ms. Judeth F. Wesley
Ms. Debra L. Westenberger
Ms. Catherine Whalen
Whippany Park High School
Ms. Maryann White
Mr. Robert B. Whitestone
Mr. and Mrs. George V. Wiener
Ms. Gretchen Wilcox
Mr. Wesley Wilcox and
Ms. Bridget Wilcox
Mr. and Mrs. Davey L. Willans
Mr. Charlie Winfield
Mrs. Susan Wishnow
Ms. Kimberly A. Witmer
Ms. Margaret Witt
Mr. and Ms. David
Wolckenhauer
Mr. Eiran Wolfman
Ms. Fern Wolkin
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Wolter
Women of Irish Heritage
Women’s Club of Madison
& Florham Park
Ms. Sze K. Wong
Woodland Park Range
XL America
Mr. and Ms. Michael
Yablonowitz
Ms. Carolyn W. Yost
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THE LEGACY SOCIETY
JBWS has been providing vital services to victims of domestic violence and their children for more than 39 years. Just as important as the work
that has been accomplished, is the planning for the enormity of the work that still needs to be done. Your help and support are critical to the
future of JBWS. Together we can ensure another 40 years of services to our clients.
Thank you to the following partners that have already made Legacy gifts to JBWS or have included JBWS in their plans:
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Ms. Linda Grandis Blatt
Ms. June E. Briant
Mr. Felix Braun
Mr. James M. Brown
Mr. Robert B. Callahan
Mr. John P. Duffy
Ms. Anita Fitelson
Mr. Mark Foster
Mrs. Marian Frank
Dr. Dawn Gabriel
Ms. Clementina Gardner
Mr. Baxter W. Graham
Ms. Maria M. Hale
Mr. John P. Hellstrom
Ms. Barbara Ridder Irwin
Ms. Dorothy H. Irwin
Mrs. Leokadia Sardi Jensen
Ms. Mary Kufta
Ms. Patricia Lee
Mr. Paige B. L’Hommedieu
Ms. Beverly Luehs
Mr. John K. Lundberg
Mr. Joseph F. Maher
Mr. Kevin J. Maher
Ms. Eleanore Moore
Mr. Morgan J. Murray
Ms. Virginia H. Pace
Mr. Philip Pagano
Mr. Thomas S. Paluck
Ms. Dorothy J. Parker
Mr. Steven M. Parker
Ms. Julia Averett Peet
Mr. James M. Porter
Ms. Ann L. Probert
Mr. Frederic C. Reynolds
Mr. C. Graydon Rogers
Ms. Susan Ruf
Mr. John F. Ruffle
The Children of Carol G. Simon
The William E. Simon Foundation
Mrs. Anne Singleton
Ms. Kathleen Smith
Ms. Ann B. Sobine
Ms. Margaret Stone
Ms. Claire Sullivan
Ms. Maureen Sullivan
Ms. Maureen Thomson
Ms. Barbara D. Tomlinson
Mr. G. G. Wells
Mr. Alan M. Willemsen
Ms. Lucia G. Worley
Ms. Nancy J. Wynant
Dr. David O. Zenker
NY Jets Women’s Association spent a morning at JBWS
assembling “welcome bags” of goodies for the new families
entering the safe house.
Former JBWS board member
Lara Abrash (l) accepts the
Grand Tastings Corporate
Honoree award on behalf
of Deloitte for their 20-year
support of JBWS. Lara is
pictured with Helen Hallberg
(r) our current board member
representing Deloitte.
Seven teams of runners from Ernst
& Young, PricewaterhouseCoopers,
Wyndham Worldwide and Zoetis
combined to run 644 miles and
raise over $90,000 in the annual
River-to-Sea Relay across New
Jersey to benefit JBWS. Don
Richards cheers on EY runner Lara
Kanjo.
Volunteers of JBWS auction 260 handbags and raise
$56,000 at the Friends of JBWS annual Old Bags
Luncheon ® . Pictured at the event are Patricia Sly (r)
with committee member Ellie Nice. Watch a video
of this fun event at http://www.jbws.org/attend_a_
jbws_event.html.
After providing for your family and loved ones, you may want to remember Jersey Battered Women’s Service in your estate plans. A bequest,
annuity, or trust will help to assure the long-term future of the work of the Agency. If you are interested in leaving a legacy to JBWS, or would
like a copy of our Legacy brochure, please contact Helen Le Frois, Director of Development at hlefrois@jbws.org or at 973.267.7520 x123.
We’d also love to hear from you if you have already included JBWS in your plans. Thank you.
An example of specific bequest language:
“I give, devise and bequeath the sum of $_______ to Jersey Battered Women’s Service Inc.”
Deviation from this basic language, such as imposing conditions on the gift, may cause your estate to lose valuable estate tax charitable
deductions.
Pete O’Hagan and John Gerity chair
the successful 16th annual Verizon
Hope Classic at the Somerset Hills
Country Club.
Elaine Noonan (center, surrounded by her husband and
three daughters) is 2015 Philanthropic and Distinguished
Service Honoree at JBWS’ Grand Tastings.
The Provident Bank Foundation presented JBWS and its partners with a $100,000
Signature Grant for a new initiative, The Morris Family Justice Center opening March
2016.
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