PROJECT H.O.M.E. A N N UA L R E P O R T 2 0 07

Celebrating Partnerships in our Community

THE

MISSION

OF PROJECT H.O.M.E.

The mission of the Project H.O.M.E. community is to empower adults, children, and families to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty, to alleviate the underlying causes of poverty, and to enable all of us to attain our fullest potential as individuals and as members of the broader society. We strive to create a safe and respectful environment where we support each other in our struggles for self-esteem, recovery, and the confidence to move toward self-actualization. Project H.O.M.E. achieves its mission through a continuum of care comprised of street outreach, a range of suppor tive housing, and comprehensive services. We address the root causes of homelessness through neighborhood-based affordable housing, economic development, and environmental enhancement programs, as well as through providing access to employment opportunities; adult and youth education; and health care. Project H.O.M.E. is committed to social and political advocacy. An integral part of our work is education about the realities of homelessness and poverty and vigorous advocacy on behalf of and with homeless and low-income persons for more just and humane public policies. Project H.O.M.E. is committed to nurturing a spirit of community among persons from all walks of life, all of whom have a role to play in making this a more just and compassionate society.

THE

VA LU E S O F P R O J E C T H . O . M . E .

The work of Project H.O.M.E. is rooted in our strong spiritual conviction of the dignity of each person. We believe that all persons are entitled to decent, affordable housing and access to quality education, employment, and health care. We believe in the transformational power of building relationships and community as the ultimate answer to the degradation of homelessness and poverty. We believe that working to end homelessness and poverty enhances the quality of life for everyone in our community. We believe that the critical resources entrusted to us to achieve our mission must be managed honorably and professionally.

TABLE OF CONTENTS THE

V I S I O N OF PROJECT H.O.M.E.

Education & Advocacy

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Outreach

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NONE OF US ARE HOME UNTIL ALL OF US ARE HOME.

Supportive Housing and Services

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Adult Learning and Workforce Development

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Community Health

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Neighborhood Revitalization

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HLCCTL Youth Initiatives

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Volunteers

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Community Partners

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HOME Builders

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Board of Trustees

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Statement of Activities

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ELECTION 2007:

VOT E FO R H O M E S ! C A M P A I G N As the facilitator of the Election 2007: Vote for Homes! Campaign, Project H.O.M.E. led a coalition of 75 organizations working to register, educate, and mobilize homeless and low-income voters in the Philadelphia area and educate candidates and voters on issues of housing, jobs, and services. During this election season, the Vote for Homes! campaign registered more than 1,100 voters including 726 homeless and formerly homeless individuals; conducted 70 voter registration events; provided 27 vehicles throughout the city for transportation of an estimated 220 eligible voters on Election Day; and printed and distributed 25,000 copies of the Election 2007: Vote for Homes! Voters Guide. On April 26, Vote for Homes! hosted a Mayoral Candidates Forum at the Arch Street United Methodist Church in Philadelphia. All mayoral candidates were invited to appear and answer questions on issues of homelessness and poverty in Philadelphia. More than 500 people attended, including many currently and formerly homeless per sons. These critical education and advocacy efforts would not have been possible without the valuable partnership of the organizations and individuals involved in the Vote for Homes! Campaign.

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Mayoral candidate Michael Nutter participated in a Vote for Homes! rally in October 2007.

EDUCATION &

ADVOCACY

Project H.O.M.E.’s Education & Advocacy Department seeks to ensure that all members of our community have a voice, especially those who struggle with poverty, mental illness, and/or addiction. We work with a variety of coalitions on the city, state, and national levels to impact public policies and advocate for human and civil rights for persons who are poor, homeless, and/or disabled.

WINTER INITIATIVE:

THE GRACE CAFÉ During the winter of 2007-2008, for the third consecutive year, the City of Philadelphia asked Project H.O.M.E. to partner with the Arch Street United Methodist Church to implement a short-term overnight drop-in center, The Grace Café. The Grace Café provides respite from the harsh conditions faced by vulnerable homeless individuals during the coldest winter months. Located within the Arch Street United Methodist Church building at Broad and Arch Streets, the Café operates December through April, seven nights per week. The Grace Café serves as an important resource and first step for people who are either unwilling or unable to enter the regular shelter system.The purpose of the Café is to provide a safe, warm space in which folks can build community and eventually accept housing and other services. This invaluable three-year partnership between the City of Philadelphia, Arch Street United Methodist Church and Project H.O.M.E. has proved critical for the most vulnerable Philadelphians – close to 600 individuals were provided with a warm, safe place to spend the night; an average of 54 individuals were provided shelter on any given night; and approximately 50 percent of Grace Café “regulars” were able to build the trust necessary to accept housing and come in off the street.

Outreach workers, like Sam Santiago, develop trusting relationships with homeless individuals, helping them to connect with case managers and health care and social services that strengthen the individual’s ability to live independently and make a permanent move from life on the street to safe housing and appropriate treatment.

OUTREACH COORDINATION CENTER The OCC teams reached out to over 5,000 unduplicated individuals in 2007.

Project H.O.M.E.’s Outreach Coordination Center (OCC), in partnership with the City and other service providers, coordinates outreach to people living on the streets of Philadelphia. If you see a homeless person living on the streets, please call our 24-hour Outreach Hotline at 215-232-1984. 3

S U P P O R T I V E HOUSING AND SERVICES St. Elizabeth’s Recovery Residence is one of Project H.O.M.E.’s eleven supportive housing residences (see below). The suppor tive housing programs allow each resident to break the cycle of homelessness, move toward self-sufficiency and achieve his or her fullest potential. At every stage of this process, residents have access to a range of supportive services that are tailored to the specific needs and goals of each resident. They include health care, behavioral health services, recovery services, educational opportunities, and workforce development.

P R O J EC T H .O. M . E . S U P P O R T I V E H O U S I N G R E S I D E N C E S :

Over 500 adults and children lived in Project H.O.M.E.’s supportive housing in 2007 and accessed critical services such as health care, education, and workforce development.

RENOVATIONS AT ST. ELIZABETH’S RECOVERY RESIDENCE Project H.O.M.E., in partnership with the Veteran’s Administration, the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency, the Department of Public Welfare, the City of Philadelphia, Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh, the Philadelphia Soul Foundation, and various stakeholders in the private sector, will complete critically-needed renovations to St. Elizabeth’s Recovery Residence in fall 2008. This transitional housing facility serves chronically homeless men and is located in North Central Philadelphia. Once completed, this 13,975-square-foot, four-story facility will allow Project H.O.M.E., for the first time, to serve two key special-needs populations: homeless veterans and homeless men with physical disabilities.The finished building will provide a total of 24 units, including 12 units to be designed specifically for veterans, and feature both private and community space. Potential residents will be referred to the program by the Outreach Coordination Center in conjunction with the Veteran’s Administration. 4

1515 and 1523 Fairmount Avenue - 54 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless men and women with a primary mental health diagnosis. Women of Change, 2042 Arch Street - “Safe Haven” in Center City Philadelphia for 25 chronically homeless women who have a serious mental health disability with or without a substance use disorder. St. Columba, 4133-9 Chestnut Street - “Safe Haven” in West Philadelphia for 40 chronically homeless men who have a serious mental health disability with or without a substance use disorder. St. Elizabeth’s Recovery Residence, 1850 N. Croskey Street - 24 single room occupancy units, providing transitional housing as well as counseling, education, and support to chronically homeless men who are chemically dependent or dually diagnosed. Kairos House, 1440 N. Broad Street - 36 units of housing with intensive supports for formerly homeless men and women with a primary mental health diagnosis. Rowan Homes, 1900 Judson Street and 2700 Diamond Street - 39 two-, three-, and four-bedroom apartments for formerly homeless families (up to six children) with special needs. Hope Haven I and II, 2827-28 Diamond Street - 20 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless men who have completed drug or alcohol treatment and are seeking a supportive group-living environment in order to continue their recovery program. In Community, 1229 Chestnut Street - 32 units of permanent supportive housing for formerly homeless men and women with a primary mental health diagnosis who are ready for supported independent living.

P R O J EC T H .O. M . E . A F FO R D A B L E R E N TA L H O U S I N G : Kate’s Place, 1929 Sansom Street -144 units of affordable housing for single adults who have low to moderate incomes.

O CC U PAT I O N A L

SERVICES

Project H.O.M.E.’s Occupational Services Program works to enable formerly homeless residents to reach their fullest potential through employment and educational opportunities. In addition to providing job training through three social enterprise businesses, the Back H.O.M.E. Café and Catering, Our Daily Threads Thrift Store, and the Library Restroom Program, the Occupational Services Program also functions as a mobile job support unit to formerly homeless men and women in Project H.O.M.E.’s programs.

A D U LT Ten formerly homeless men and women like Michelle, above, and five teens in the Harold A. Honickman Young Entrepreneur Program are employed at the H.O.M.E.Page Café.

PROJECT H.O.M.E. LAUNCHES THE

Through a partnership with The Free Library of Philadelphia and with the generous support of Bank of America, Project H.O.M.E. will open a wireless Internet Café in the lobby of the Philadelphia Free Library’s Central Branch. The H.O.M.E.Page Café will provide valuable job opportunities and training to formerly homeless residents who are struggling to break the cycle of homelessness and poverty. The H.O.M.E.Page Café will also provide employment opportunities to students in the Harold A. Honickman Young Entrepreneur Program, which seeks to assist and mentor teenage students in starting their own business ventures. Project H.O.M.E.’s Back H.O.M.E. Café and Catering will offer lunch food, Metropolitan Bakery will provide baked goods, and Starbucks will provide coffee products. Without the support of these invaluable partners, the H.O.M.E.Page Café would have never been possible; it is set to open in spring 2008.

LA N DEWAO R RK F ONR CIE ND EGV E L O P M E N T P R O G R A M

The Adult Learning and Workforce Development Program, located at the Honickman Learning Center & Comcast Technology Labs, is tailored to help community residents, formerly homeless men and women, and low-income adults increase their employability and expand their opportunities for increased wages. The program offers computer training, GED classes, job training, and other support services.

More than 1,200 adults accessed Project H.O.M.E.’s Adult Learning and Workforce Development Program in 2007.

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Residents and community members participate in health and wellness initiatives at Project H.O.M.E. such as line dancing classes.

HOUSING AND

Nurses and physicians like Dr. Plumb provided over 450 clinic visits to residents and community members in 2007.

COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Project H.O.M.E. understands the connection between vulnerable neighborhoods and homelessness, which is why we are committed to strengthening the communities in which we live and work. Since 1995, Project H.O.M.E. has worked in partnership with neighborhood residents, corporations, foundations, government, faith communities, and others to revitalize the St. Elizabeth’s /Diamond Street neighborhood of North Central Philadelphia. Efforts include the development of affordable rental housing, renovation of affordable homes for homeownership, adult and youth education and enrichment programs, and community-based health care services.

H E A LT H

OF OUR COMMUNITIES

Another component of this investment is in the health of our communities. Poverty and homelessness create and compound health crises and make accessing health care difficult, if not impossible, for single adults and families. Through our Community Health Center, Project H.O.M.E., in partnership with Independence Blue Cross and doctors from Jefferson Hospital, is committed to addressing the ongoing disparities in health services for homeless and underserved children and adults in our community. Jefferson doctors also help to ensure that health care is available to formerly homeless residents living at several Project H.O.M.E. sites. 6

PHASE V

HOMEOWNERSHIP INITIATIVE Project H.O.M.E. has enjoyed an invaluable partnership with PNC Financial Services Group since 2002, at which time they pledged to support our community development efforts for a period of ten years. Our newest significant partnership is with Jon Bon Jovi and the Philadelphia Soul Foundation, who generously support our Phase V Homeownership Initiative. This initiative provides 15 affordable, quality homes to first-time homebuyers. Saturn Corporation also committed their support to the project specifically to ensure that these 15 homes are eco-friendly.

Jon Bon Jovi and President Bill Clinton with Project H.O.M.E. co-founders Sister Mary Scullion and Joan Dawson McConnon at a press conference announcing the groundbreaking of the Phase V Homeownership Initiative in October 2006.

NEIGHBORHOOD

REVITALIZATION Project H.O.M.E. understands that the work to revitalize our communities requires an investment from a broad range of stakeholders.We are excited about the extensive partnerships we have established to address the root causes of homelessness in the North Central Philadelphia area where we focus our neighborhood revitalization work.

Ronald Ferguson and his fiancée, Felita Fulton, were one of the first of 15 new homeowners to move into completed Phase V houses. 7

HONICKMAN LEARNING CENTER & COMCAST TECHNOLOGY LABS:

SPECIAL INITIATIVES OF OUR YOUTH PROGRAMMING

KINDERGARTEN-SIXTH GRADE & TEEN AFTER SCHOOL AND SUMMER PROGRAMS

Without the leadership and support of Lynne and Harold Honickman, Comcast Corporation, and numerous other supporters, the development of the Honickman Learning Center & Comcast Technology Labs (HLCCTL), a remarkable 38,000 square-foot state-of-the-art facility, would not have been possible. Since transitioning to the HLCCTL in 2004, Project H.O.M.E. has formed many strategic par tnerships to increase the oppor tunities available to the children and youth in the neighborhood. For example, the Harold A. Honickman Young Entrepreneur Program (HAHYEP) provides youth with the opportunity to create and run small businesses.

Project H.O.M.E.’s K-6 and Teen After School and Summer Programs, located at the Honickman Learning Center & Comcast Technology Labs, provide a safe, nurturing and challenging environment while encouraging educational development.The K-6 Program focuses on improving academic skills and raising literacy levels. Children are taught to be users of technology through the use of cutting-edge technology and educational software.The Teen Program improves literacy and employment skills while enabling the teens to become creators of technology through digital music, digital video, and website design classes.Teens also participate in programs such as the North Philly Metropolis, a community newspaper created and produced by the teens. and the College Access Program.

In partnership with Episcopal Academy and John and Chara Haas, Project H.O.M.E. developed The Cross Bridges Scholars Program, which provides teens with an oppor tunity to partner with Episcopal Academy youth in an academically rigorous enrichment program committed to breaking down institutional stereotypes by building an extended community.

During the 2006-2007 school year, the K-6 Program served 122 students; during the same time the Teen Program served 89 students.

And in September 2006, the tremendous effort of a collaboration between Project H.O.M.E., the Haases, and Germantown Academy was realized when the Community Partnership School (CPS) opened its doors. Located within the HLCCTL itself, this innovative, independent elementary school offers a unique educational opportunity that combines an outstanding academic curriculum with access to technological resources and comprehensive services for talented underserved students. Teens in the Harold A. Honickman Young Entrepreneur Program gain critical skills and learn first-hand about running businesses. 8

VO LU N T E E R S

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Gary Ackerman Joanne Albus Grace Allen, SSJ Kathy Z. Anderson Mary Beth Antonelli, OSF Jerry Arnold Ghadeer Aseri Rodney Jay Atienza Tisa Baena Debbie Bacino Rita Baldino Kate Beachell Michele Bernauer Binswanger Family Debra Blair Donna & John Boscia

Marsha Cohen Dennis Colasurdo Ariel Coley Marie Conn Sheila & John Connors Ellen Contrevo Aaron Couch Mary Cycon Anna D’Angelo Alma Daniels Gerald T. Davis Andrea Davis Christina Davis Justin Davis Dennis Debiak Fred & Susan Denenberg

John Egan Kari Ehrhardt Bonnie Eisner Michael Evans Alec Faggen Joseph Fantini Devra Ferst Harvey Finkle Dan Fitzgerald Susanna Foo Terry Francesco Lois Franklin Deborah Fretz Andrew Friedman Gwen Galliard Elizabeth Gallagher

Pat & Joe Brady Leslie & Elisabeth Brier Mike Breen Dorothy Brown Marjorie Buchanan Danny Burke Angela Burnett Susan Campbell Dr. Lara Carson-Weinstein Kent Carter James Chelnis Janet Cherry Lew Clark Peg Clarke John Cliver D. Walter Cohen

Pamela Dengrove Joe Devietti Tom Devlin Maria DiBello, RSM Catherine DiCicco Cyrilla Dillon Carmen DiPasqule Justine Dobies Annie Dormeier Kathy Dougherty, OSF Jo Ann Downes Bob Downing Amy Drakeman Fr. Paul Dressler, O.F.M. Cap. Paul Droesch Peter Dugan

Sharon Gallagher Malissa Gamble Alex Garfinkel Irving Gerber Steve Gold Rosa Goldberg Peter Gonzales Dennis Griffin Sandra Guillory Jessica Gushner Rev. Edward Hallinan Bonnie Hahn William Harvey, Esq. Marcy Hasbrouck Jim Hashien David Haynes

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Margaret Healy Marty Henry Henry Herling Alice Herron Heather Hillas Meg Hirokawa Bradley Hitzberg Megan Holt Lynne & Harold Honickman Joseph Horter, Esq. Kate Houstoun Joan Hutton Patricia Isakowitz Wade Jackson Greg Jacobs Bruce Jacobson David Jacovini Loree Jones Amy Junod Ann Marie Jursca Albert Kaltwusser Alex Kaplan Steve Kaye Kaitlyn Kennard Patricia Kerezsi Pamela Kerr Grace Kim Hyacinth King Jonas Koetter Walter Kubiak Christina Lavelle Dolores Lavelle Julia Lawrence Giao Le William Leahy Mark Levin Joanna Lightner Kelly Logan Jen Lott Bailey Louderback Dr. Deborah Luepnitz Samantha Mastricolo Lawrence McCarty, PhD

Ann McDonald Maureen McGee Jack McGovern Ashley McKeaney Nadine McKenzie Paul Messing Frances Middleton Julie Mignosa Jamie Miller Lynn Mirante Tara Mohr Dianne Mollica, IHM Darragh Muldoon Mary Grace Murphy Sr. Bernadette Murdoch Anne Murphy Miriam Eileen Murry, OSF Connie Naylor Brigid O’Brien Charles O’Brien Kara O’Brien Kathleen O’Brien Maura O’Brien Kathleen O’Connell Marie O’Connor Kate O’Donnell, OSF Eunseon Oh Mark Osborne Jim Paterno Alon Payenson Gracie Pearlman Ken Penko Lillian Penn Yvette Perry Geneen Pintof Samantha Pintof Wendi Platt Dr. Jim Plumb Sarah Promisloff Sarah Rehnberg Claire Reichlin Cateia Rembert Sheri Cozen Resnik

James Webster Laura & Jordan Weinstein Diane Werder Steven Wolf Jim Womer Stephanie Wright Zinat Yusufzai Carl Zegalia

Groups

Volunteers participate in a neighborhood clean up day in the St. Elizabeth’s neighborhood. Bob Reznizak Robert Richard Jason Rivera Minnie & Ted Robb Aileen & Brian Roberts Jonah & Julie Rosen Michelle Rys Michael Rubinger Delores Salamone Joan Schmal, OSF Sr. Clare Schrant Mike Schultz Mark Schwartz Jude Schwegel II Brynn Scribner Alice Severance Marie & Jim Seward Jim Shea Madeline Sherry Bill Shriver Jill Singer Karen Slotsky Almeda Smith Devonna Smith James Smith

Pamela Smith Linda Spero Abigail Steel Fred Stein Neil Stein Connie Stelzenmuller Nadine Stevenson Joan Sugarman Mike Sweeney Jerry & Kris Strid Phyllis Strock Michael Su Catherine Marie Swartz, OSF Jonathan Tannen Patricia Taylor Eleanor Toewe Sr. Mary Trainer Claudia Tucker-Keto Wayne Varnadore Eileen Walsh, OSF Joe Walsh Stephanie Walsh Carolyn Washington Jon Wean Christina Webber

Abington Friends School ACME Managers Bank of America Benjamin Franklin High School Bridging the Gaps Senator Robert Casey, Jr. and staff Center for Student Missions Chestnut Hill College City Church Community College of Philadelphia School of Nursing Congregation Rodeph Shalom Drexel University Psychology Honor Society Germantown Academy GlaxoSmithKline Greater Philadelphia Cares Health Partners Homeless Advocacy Project Immanuel Lutheran Church Jefferson Family Practice Keystone Mercy Health Plan

La Salle College High School La Salle University School of Nursing Liberty Property Trust Main Line Reform Temple Malvern Preparatory School Mercy Vocational High School Merion Mercy Academy Messiah College,Temple University Campus Our Mother of Sorrows Church Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine PNC Bank Rosemont School Saint Thomas of Villanova Saint Joseph’s Preparatory High School Saint Joseph’s University Saint Rose of Lima Sanofi Aventis Satell Fellows Saul Ewing LLP Shipley School Sisters of Saint Francis Stern Hebrew High School Temple University Thomas Jefferson University University of Pennsylvania Civic House Villanova Campus Ministry Waldron Mercy Academy WP Realty YouthBuild Charter School Youth Mitzvah Corps

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COMMUNITY

PA R T N E R S

6th and 9th District Advisory Councils ACCESS, Hall Mercer MH/MR Center ACCESS,West Philly ACORN Philadelphia The African American Museum of Philadelphia Aramark Arch Street United Methodist Church Arch Street Monthly Meeting (Society of Friends) Archdiocese of Philadelphia Attic Youth Center Bethesda Project Beverage Distribution Center, Inc. Bridging the Gaps Broad Street Ministry BuildaBridge Canada Dry Delaware Valley Bottling Company Career Link Catholic Social Services CBS3 Center City District Center City Proprietor’s Association Center City Residents Association Center for Literacy Center for Urban Community Services Chestnut Hill College Chestnut Hill Community Association Chestnut Hill United Methodist Church Christ Church Church of the Holy Trinity Citibank City of Philadelphia Comcast Corporation Community Design Collaborative Community Legal Services Congregation Rodeph Shalom Corporation for Supportive Housing Council for Relationships Cranaleith Spiritual Center Defender Association of Philadelphia Drexel University Econsult Corporation Education Works Episcopal Academy Fairmount Civic Association 12

First Baptist Church of Philadelphia First Presbyterian Church First Unitarian Church The Franklin Institute Free Library of Philadelphia Germantown Academy Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce Gwynedd-Mercy College Govberg Jewelers Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia Hands of Hope Haverford College Outreach Team Holy Communion Lutheran Church Homeless Advocacy Project Honickman Group Horizon House Housing Alliance of Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission Ignatian Lay Volunteer Corps

Melrose Construction Inc. Men of All Colors Together Mental Health Association of Southeastern PA Merion Mercy Academy Metropolitan Bakery National Alliance to End Homelessness National Nursing Center Consortium National Park Service Nu Sigma Youth Services NutriSystem, Inc. Old City District Old St. Joseph Church Once Upon a Nation Parkway Council Foundation PECO Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Pennsylvania State Police Pepsi Cola & National Brand Beverages, Ltd. People’s Emergency Center PGW

Independence Visitors Center Jeff HOPE Jefferson Family Medicine Kramer/Marks Architects League of Women Voters - Philadelphia Littler Mendelson Logan Square Neighborhood Association Lutheran Church of the Holy Communion Macy’s East Mainline Arts Mary Howard Health Center Mayor’s Commission on Literacy Mayor’s Task Force to End Homelessness

Philadelphia Association of Community Development Corporations Philadelphia Community College School of Nursing Philadelphia Community Court Philadelphia Council for Community Advancement Philadelphia Department of Behavioral Health Philadelphia Department of Human Services Philadelphia Fire Department Philadelphia Free Library Philadelphia Health Management Corporation Philadelphia Museum of Art Philadelphia Office of Supportive Housing Philadelphia Police Department

Sts. Peter and Paul Congregation St.Thomas of Villanova Starbucks Supportive Older Women’s Network Temple University Tenth Presbyterian Church Thomas Jefferson University Hospital/Trans-health Information Project Travelers Aid Philadelphia Treatment Research Institute University of the Arts University of Pennsylvania UPS Urban League of Philadelphia

Many thanks to Kris and Gerry Strid for their leadership on the iCare Gala. Philadelphia Soul Philadelphia Soul Foundation Philadelphia University Philadelphia Yearly Meeting (Society of Friends) Philly Health Info Phoenix Salon and Spa PNC Bank Positive Effect Ministry Presbytery of Philadelphia Prestige Abstract Ready,Willing & Able Reed Smith Regional Housing Legal Services Resources for Human Development Saint Joseph’s University Saturn Corporation Saul Ewing LLP School District of Philadelphia Schuykill River Development Corporation SELF, Inc. Smith & Solomon Society Hill Civic Association Solutions for Progress St. Augustine Church St. Dismas Episcopal Mission St. John the Evangelist St. Mary’s Church

Project H.O.M.E. partnered with the Philadelphia Campaign for Housing Justice to win a bill for inclusionary housing in Philadelphia. VA Homeless Outreach Team Veterans Multi-Purpose Service Center (The Perimeter) Villanova University Washington West Civic Association Wawa, Inc. Whole Foods WHYY WMMR WomenVote PA YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School

OUR

H . O . M . E . BUILDERS

The following individuals and organizations have supported Project H.O.M.E., financially and otherwise, during the period of July 1, 2006 to December 31, 2007. Due to space limitations, we were only able to list donors who donated $500 or more during this period. We have made every effort to ensure the completeness of this list, but if you notice an error, please call 215-232-7272 ext. 3045 and accept our sincere apologies.

NEIGHBORHOOD Joanne M. Albus Bank of America Comcast Foundation Commonwealth of Pennsylvania - Department of Public Welfare John and Sheila Connors William Cunningham Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) - PA Department of Public Welfare (DPW) - PA John and Chara Haas Mr. and Mrs. Paul James Hondros Lynne and Harold Honickman The Honickman Foundation iCare Gala Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers, LLP John and Leigh Middleton Elizabeth Moran The Pew Charitable Trusts Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development Philadelphia Soul James and Marie Seward United Way of Southeastern PA Wilt Chamberlain Memorial Fund

BLOCK Donna and Jon Boscia Citizens Bank Comcast Corporation Craig Drake Jewelers 13

New homeowners and community members celebrated with partners from the Philadelphia Soul and Saturn Corporation in November 2007. Nancy Crouse Daniel Dilella Deborah M. Fretz Halloran Philanthropies Independence Foundation Steven and Jennifer Korman Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Jim J. Lynch NutriSystem, Inc. The Patricia Kind Family Foundation The Philadelphia Foundation Philadelphia Health Management Corporation van Ameringen Foundation Wachovia Securities Edmond Walters

BUILDING ACME Markets, Inc. AEGON Direct Marketing Services Gary and Kathy Anderson Anonymous Avery Foundation Michael and Patricia Barton William P. Becker 14

Berwind Corporation Kent and Jennifer Bonniwell Craig and Patricia Boyd Jennifer Marie Bruder Thomas A. Bruder, Jr. Bryn Clovis Foundation The Butler Family Fund Ron Caplan Carole and Barry Kaye Foundation, Inc Children’s Investment Strategy City of Philadelphia Nicholas and Kathleen Chimicles Citigroup Foundation Clayman Family Foundation Connelly Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Conti Danbro L.P. Gary and Claire Daniels Michael and Casey DeBaecke Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation Robert and Valerie Downing Kathy Echternach EFM Foundation The Engle Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Evans James and Kathleen Fox IV

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox Friends of the Children Foundation Furniture Lady Dr. Eugene Garfield Thomas and Sophia Gibson Mr. and Mrs. James Gorman Mr. and Mrs. Mark Graham Hagan Foundation Michael and Joyce Hagan Margaret Harris J. Anthony Hayden Hess Foundation Tony and Lynn Hitschler Helen and John Horstmann Pat and Larry Imbesi Invest in Others Charitable Foundation, Inc. JP Morgan Chase Foundation Keating Building Corporation B. Mark Keating Robert and Vicki Kennedy Keystone Mercy Health Plan Stephen and Diane Klein Bernice Korman Mark and Kelly Korman Dr. Deborah Anna Luepnitz James J. and Frances M. Maguire Edward Mannino and Antoinette O’Connell Charles E. Mather III Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCulloch Susan and Thomas McGrath Christopher K. McHugh Mercy Action Merle Vogt Foundation William and Kathryn Miller MKM Foundation Terrence and M. Kathryn Mullen Music Lives Foundation The Nelson Foundation New Century Trust Norman Spencer McKernan Insurance Group Northeast Auto Outlet James F X and Sharon O’Brien John and Peggy O’Brien Patrick J. O’Connor

Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah O’Grady Mr. and Mrs. Richard Oliver Michael and Jeannie O’Neill Paul E. Kelly Foundation Melba Pearlstein PECO Energy Company Pepsi-Cola Company Leo, Eve, Kate, Lexy, and Julia Pierce Peter and Karen Pierce David and Gerry Pincus Trez and Jim Pomilo Public/Private Ventures Bob and Claire Reichlin Aileen and Brian Roberts Mr. and Mrs. John J. Roberts Anne and Bruce Robinson Samuel S. Fels Fund William R. Sasso, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scardino Gary and Ruthanne Schlarbaum SEI Giving Fund John J.F. Sherrerd Frank P. Slattery, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Solomon David and Rita Spillane Barbara Spiro-Ryan and Robert Ryan Stockton Real Estate Advisors, LLC Donna and Joseph Strug Sts. Peter and Paul Rectory Sunoco, Inc. David V. N.Taylor TD Banknorth Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tierney Frank and Jeanne Trainer Mark and Christina Turner Robert and Carolyn Turner Valley Forge Asset Management Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J.Van Kirk Verizon Foundation The W.W. Smith Charitable Trust The William Penn Foundation R. Richard Williams Robert F. and Mary Gene Woods Zeldin Family Foundation

GARDEN 1675 Foundation of the Ware Family American Cities Foundation Michael Angelakis The Barra Foundation Baumeister-Reichard Trust Belfi Brothers and Company, Inc. Bradford Renaissance Portraits Ira Brind The Campbell Oxholm Foundation James F. Campenella Joe and Joan Canavan John Cawley Center for Community Change CMQ Floor Covering Dr. D.Walter Cohen John and Janet Connor Cozen and O’Connor The Daniel C. and Thirza J.Tanney Foundation Denenberg Charitable Trust Cheryl Dobleske Epiphany of Our Lord First Nonprofit Insurance Company James Flanigan Brian J Gail Lee and Carole Gravagno Greater Philadelphia Coalition Against Hunger The Hamilton Family Foundation Scott Herrin Alice Herron and Frank Gallagher Richard and Anne Holmes Jerry Holtz International Beverage Consultants, Inc. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Diane Jackson The JDB Fund Robert and Margot Keith Bradley and Pamela Korman Carolyn Langfitt Nancy Lanham

James and Katherine Ledwith The Lida Foundation E. Ann Matter Robert and Colleen McCafferty Edward and Mary McCauley William Melchionni Menasha Corporation Foundation Metrocorp Custom Publishing Joseph and Susan Miller Robert Mongeluzzi John and Joyce Moran Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin R. Neilson James Nolen, IV and Margaret Bruder-Nolen Creg Oosterhart Pat and Victoria Pasquariello J. Patrick and Alicia O’Grady Penn Distributors Philadelphia Contributionship Daniel and Margo Polett Polly Annenberg Levee Charitable Trust Krancer Trust PsychOz Publications Emily C. Riley Raymond Rola Carol Saline and Paul Rathblott Joyce Sando Jack Schunke James H. and Patti D. Shacklett III St. Christophers Foundation for Children St.Thomas of Villanova Sunoco Foundation TurningPoint Foundation Wendy Krancer Twing Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan Barbara Wachter and Stephen Albert Mr. and Mrs.Thomas Waldron Susan and William Wilson WMMR

ROOF Pauline Abernathy The Annie E. Casey Foundation John Aglialoro

John Alchin Bradley and Susan Allen AllianceBernstein American Medical Association - Community Service Comm. @ JMC AmQuip Amtech Susan Anderson and Rosemarie B. Greco Aqua Pennsylvania Mr. and Mrs. Peter Archer Amanda S.Aronoff, Esq. and James Keller, Esq. Peter Austen Marybeth Ayella Jeff and Tisa Baena Joanne Balshi Martha P. Baltzell Charles and Lucy Ann Bangert Harold Baxter The Becket Family Foundation Beneficial Savings Bank

Francis and Suzanne Brzozowski James and Elinor Buck Builders Group Construction Laurie Burton Leslie Caldwell Donald E. Callaghan Joseph and Elaine Camarda Camelot Schools of Pennsylvania, LLC Susan Campbell Carr Family Humanity Fund Charles Edlin Family Charitable Foundation Dr. Carol Christensen The Christopher Robert Clarke Foundation Anita M. Cipollini Debora and Gregory Clower Steven D. Cohen and Elsie Stern Patricia Cook Corporation for Supportive Housing Corpus Christi School Jeanne Coryell

Beth Sholom Congregation Mark Bevevino Cheryl and Richard Binswanger Albert Bixler David and Mary Blair Blue Jean Chef, Inc. Board of Directors of City Trusts Steven and Denise Bohner Bridgehaven Foundation William and Lynne Bromley Mr. and Mrs. James W. Brown Payne and Priscilla Brown Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church

Matt Cotlar Ed Covington William Covington Fred Cowden Sheri Cozen Resnik and Kenneth Scott Resnik Keith C. Craley Diane and Pat Croce Crown Advisors, Inc. Mary R. D’Angelo Jeanine and Joel Dankoff Gerald and Anna Davis Michael T. Davis Emanuele and Joanna Della Valle 15

Christine Demuro Joi Denenberg Bob Denver Dilworth Paxson Celeste DiNucci John and Tamra Dodds Domenick and Associates Elisabeth Doolan David A. Dorsey Dr. Kathryn Doyle, Ph.D. The Dry Family Foundation Duke’s Firehose Company, Inc. Tim Dunn Henry B. Dupont Smith Bonnie and Jay Eisner Bernard Eizen, Esq.

Frezel Family Foundation John T. Fries From Greg Fund Robert and Peggy Fuss John and Anne Gartland Sidney and Barbara Geller Irving Gerber James and Edith Gibson Jack and Katie Ginter Girard College - Middle School GlaxoSmithKline Foundation Mervyn M. and Ruth Golder Kevin and Vicki Gottlieb Govberg Jewelers Mark and Nicci Graham Walter E Grant

John Elliott Emes Bedding William England Frank and Frances Erbrick Bill and Anne Ewing Blake Facente Helen F. Faust Linda Felcone Thomas Ferrick Paul J. Finley Graham Finney First Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia Peter Flick David and Amber Flynn Fox and Roach Charities Rosanne M. Fox Catherine Freimiller William B. Fretz, Jr.

Greater Philadelphia Cultural Alliance Greenberg Traurig Vahan H. Gureghian Gerald and Nadine Gushner Gwynedd-Mercy Academy Dan and Amy Hagan Susan E. Hagan Matt and Anne Hamilton Dr.W. Clark Hargrove, III Nelson and Rita Harris William A. Harvey, Esq. Dr. Margaret M. Healy, Ph.D. Leyla Heckrotte Karen Heller and David Dye Shelly Hiddleson Elizabeth W. Hill Melissa Hill Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hillas

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Mr. and Mrs. Alan R. Hirsig Thomas Hofmann Barbara and Joseph Hudak Patricia A. Hudson Jennifer C. Hughes Michael Hughes Lisa Illman Jonathan Ireland J.W. and Patricia Irvine Robert and Laurie Jacobs David Jacovini Joseph and Anne Jacovini Scott and Yardly Jenkins John S. and James L. Knight Foundation Johnson & Johnson Jennifer Johnson Loree D. Jones Katie Ka Charles and Barbara Kahn Jim and Karen Kahn Amy Kaplan William and Lousie Keane Mark and Marianne Keating Jim E. Kelly Mitchell J. Kelly Duke Kennedy Hugh Kenworthy, III Byron Kho Harvey and Virginia Kimmel King of Prussia Mall Dr. F.William Kirsch, Ph.D. Leonard and Susan Klehr Gregory J. Kleiber Jarrett B. Kling John and Nora Kolmer Larry and Korin Korman Eleanor Kubicek Mabel L. Lang Joseph Laskowski Richard Lawrence and Laura Leach Carol and Perry LeFevre Joan and Jeff Less Thomas J. Lewis, III Peter and Ann Liacouras Liberty Property Trust

Lily Foundation Lincoln Benefits Group Liz Ink, Inc. Carla and Angela Locatelli Drew and Eileen Locher Bob and Carol Lockyer Loews Philadelphia Hotel David and Charlene Longnecker Kathryn Luciani Nancie Lundy Joseph Maher Arthur Makadon, Esq. Royden and Carey Maloumian Catherine and Martin Mannion Robert J. Marcin Carole Lesley Marcus Charles and Catherine Marsh Samuel and Laura Marshall Catharine M. Matchett Thomas and Rachael McCarthy Nancy McCauley Matthew and Donna McCloskey Francis and Esther McGill Terry McGlinn, Sr. William and Helen McGrane Dan McKenna Thomas McKeon John and Ruth McKevitt Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr. McLean Contributionship Patricia McMahon Robert and Mary McQuiston William C. McVail Mr. and Mrs. John Medveckis Melrose Construction Sam Mercer Merck Partnership for Giving Jane and David Miller Warren Miller Chris Mottola Tom Muldoon Robert and Susan Mulhearn Joseph F. Mullen Bernadine J. Munley, Esq. Sheila A. Murphey

Jeanne-Marie Musto and Laura Hawley Katharine D. Myers Nancy Wagman Foundation Joseph Nastasi Nicholas and Julia Nastasi National City Bank New York Pepsi-Cola Distributors Association David Newmann Nihill and Riedley, P.C. Michael and Sari Nordsiek Oak Lane Presbyterian Church George and Kathleen O’Connell The O’Connor Family Foundation Mark and Susan O’Connor Mr. and Mrs.William L. Oliver Shaun and Sibyl O’Malley Opus Search Partners, Inc. Matthew P. O’Reilly Louis E. Oswald Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church P. Agnes, Inc. Peggy and Ellis Wachs Family Foundation Pennsylvania Council on the Arts PepsiCo Foundation Pew Charitable Trusts’ Matching Gifts Program Philadelphia Area Chapter Meeting Professionals Intl., Inc. Philadelphia Area Combined Federal Campaign Philadelphia Convention and Visitor’s Bureau Philadelphia Stock Exchange The Philadelphia Trust Co. Leo Pound Michael and Eileen Powell Stuart and Estelle Price Progressive Business Publications Executive Trust James and Jane Purtill Mr. and Mrs. John Quindlen Marylou and Joe Quinlan Marge Reehil and Nancy Strong Joseph L. Reilly

Scott and Barbara Renninger ResCap Community Relations Respiratory Associates, Ltd. Richard J. Seltzer, Inc. Realtors Susan and John Richardson Julianne Riendeau Victoria Risko-Schaeffer and Paul H. Schaeffer Rittenhouse Claridge, L.P. Charles and Nancy Roach Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Linda Robertson Rocco and Barbara Martino Foundation Michael J. Rochford Mary Jane Roelofs Rosemont School of the Holy Child Bob Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Rotwitt, Esq. Michael and Karla Rubinger Rocco Rufo John and Carlene Rupertus Frances V. Ryan and Richard Foltz Terry and Barb Ryan Carol and Humbert Sacco, Jr. Sage Communications Samsung Electronics Canada Samuel Tabas Family Foundation Saul Ewing Henry and Kathleen Sawin Lisa and Jude Scarpello Schindler Elevator Company John and Jeanette Schmitz Douglas Schoenberg Susan Schwartz Sharon and William Schwarze Kimberly and Kevin Scott Scovill Holdings, Inc. Daniel and Christine J. Seltzer Thomas F. Sexton Edward Grant Shaud Susan E. Sherman Debbie and Glenn Shively Carolyn Short Marjorie F. Shushan

Lynne and Harold Honickman in front of Project H.O.M.E.’s Honickman Learning Center & Comcast Technology Labs. Claudia Siegel Jay P. Siegel and Mona Sarfaty Lawrence and Christine Smith Steve Sneddon Sovereign Bank Robert and Karen Spencer William T. Spiropoulos Barbara Spitz and Cheryl Cook SS. Simon and Jude Church St. John the Evangelist St. Joseph’s Prep St. Matthias Rectory State Farm Insurance Stephen and Patti Steinour Mark Stevens Patricia Stewart Kristin and Gerald Strid Phyllis Strock Subak Family Foundation John and Katherine Sullivan James and Barbara Summers Susquehanna Foundation The Tabas Family Lee E.Tabas Dorothy and Barry Tague John and Valerie Taylor

Patty Taylor Jeffrey and Kathleen Thomas William and Susan Thorkelson Joseph and Carolyn Torsella Transcor Construction Paul A.Tufano U.S.Trust United Way of Greater Waterbury United Way of New York City USTA/Middle States SectionPhiladelphia Area Valley Friends Monthly Meeting Albert C.Vara Dora and Eugene Vardaro Robert M.Vernot and Anna Marie Schorn-Vernot Wachovia Foundation Matching Gifts Program Ellis and Peggy Wachs Vincent and Mary Walsh Carol S.Walton William and Abbie Lee Warden Christina and John Webber Drs. Michael and Lara Weinstein Westrum Urban Construction, LLC Sheila Willard 17

Catherine Willcox William Goldman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. A. Morris Williams Constance and Sankey Williams Wilmington Trust of Pennsylvania Richard Wilson Kelly Wolfington Sally and Thomas Wood, Esq. David Zambelli and Henry Tawyea Carl Zegalia Peter H. Zimmerman Noel Malone Zimms

WALLS Academy Asset Management LLC Charles Acker Jim and Carol Albrecht Linda Lee Alter and Seymour Mednick Daria Arcaro C.R. and Donna Arenschield Theodore and Barbara Aronson Meredith S. Auten B T Group Bala Cynwyd School for Young Children Loraine Ballard Morrill Kristin Barrett David and Brenda Rhone Beavers John B. and Nancy B. Begier Philip H. Behr Mark and Colleen Beideman Bethesda Project Bioadvance Helen H. Blackwood Eugene and Cecilie Block Garrett and Patricia Bolger Brendan Boylan Boyle, Brogan, Shusman and Nicastro, P.C. Jim and Elizabeth Bracken Bradberry and Kheradi Morton M. Branzburg, Esq. Mary Ann Broesch Herbert A. Brueckner Maryanne Burnett Frank Bursinski Martha Burt 18

Dorothy and Colman Byrne Lynn and Stacy Caldwell Craig R. Carnaroli Michael M. Carter Anthony L. Celentano Robert and Debra Cenci Central Philadelphia Monthly Meeting of Friends Ashley Cofonel John and Catherine Cogan Roger Cohen and Amy Wax Courtney Collins and Seth Shapiro Susan and Todd Collins Richard C. Connor John and Helen Conway James and Janet Cooke Frank L. Coulson M. Kathleen Coupe Stephen and Sandy Cozen Credit Suisse Americas Foundation John and Trina E. Davison, Jr. Richard Decoux Ann and David Delaura Joseph M. Desimone Patricia and Charles C. Diehl Celia Dollmeyer Robert J. Donaghy and Deirdre V.Walsh Thomas and Theresa Donahue Edward and Mary D’Orazio Katherine Downes Mary Ellen Driscoll Raymond and Eileen Dundas Dunmore Corporation Deborah K. Duskey James and Betty Jane Early Sharon Eisenmann Dr. Richard Eisner Thea Abu El-Haj and Steven Rosenzweig Robert and Linda Emmett Amy and Steven Erlbaum John R. Faherty Stanley Faison, Jr. Cynthia Ferguson David and Jaimie Field First American Title Insurance Company Firstrust Bank Flexcar

Fluidics Mechanical Contractors The Franklin Institute Debby Fox Richard J. Fox Sue Francia Freshout Friends of Sean McAleer Kathleen D. Gaval Elizabeth Gemmill Frank Giordano Sally Glattes GlaxoSmithKline Donald and Carol Ann Gleklen Mr. and Mrs. Stephen F. Gold, Esq. Ross Goldberg and Ann Bassett Goldenberg Rosenthal, LLP Janet Goldwater Danny Govberg

Matthew R. Hilbert John and Graceann Hoopes Hopson Consultant Services, Inc. Horizon House Marc and Susan Howard Philip and Rita Hughes Mary P. Hugues Human Capital Solutions, LLC Stanley Hunt and Anika Hawkins-Hunt Wayne and Regina Hunt Raquel Hunter Immaculata University Independence Blue Cross Robert and Patricia Irving David and Kimberly Ishmael Minne Iwamoto and Bob P. Hornsby Julie and Richard Jaffe, Esq. Doug Jamieson

Gayle and George Gowen William A. Graham IV Sally F. Griffith and James K. Pringle Melissa Grimm Christine Griswold and Bradlee Youtz Bonnie and Peter Hahn Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hallinan Cathy Hamilton Nathaniel P. Hamilton Chris and Cathy Harris Edgar and Ann Harris Lisa Hastings Arlene Hausmann Carolyn M. Hayden Jean Hemphill, Esq. R. Bruce and Betty Jane Heppenstall Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hessman

Larry and Marylyn Jeffers Jesuit Community Melissa Johnson Matt Joyce Jeffrey and Suzanne Kahn Kairys, Rudovsky, Messing and Feinberg, LLP Ken Kalfus and Inga Saffron Elizabeth and Matthew Kamens Robert D. Kane, Jr. Bruce Kardon Sarah and Daniel J. Keating Scott and Lauren Kegler Kencor Elevator Company Pamela Kerr Donald and Susan Kettl Yvonne Kirk Thomas and Margaret Kirsch

Stephen Kobrin and Carol Fixman Joshua and Rena Kopelman Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kreb, III Seth and Frances F. Kreimer Kriegstein, Kim and Wright, PC Alan Krigstein Dr. John Lachman Kay and Jerry Lafferty Margaret and Gary Leimkuhler Joe Lembo Walter and Kathleen Lenard Marie J. Lennan Patrick Liedtka Charisse R. Lillie, Esq. Joan Cotter Logan Benjamin Lowe MAC Capital Partners, Inc. Eileen M. Maginnis Robin and Eric Kirchner David Malec Elaine V. Maloney Alan M. Markowitz Michele M. Marsh and Michael Graziano Louis J. Mayer Karin and Barry G. Maynard Mark McConnon and Joan Dawson McConnon Richard J. McElroy Peggy A. McGarry Walter and Ann McIlvain Marita McManus Teresa McNichols Dr. Mary Patterson McPherson Mental Health Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania Mercedes-Benz of Devon Andrea Meyer Ann-Marie Meyers Maria Monras-Sender Monthly Meeting of Friends of Philadelphia Dr. and Mrs. John Moore Bill Morgan Michael Morris Paul Morrissey

Prof. Stephen J. Morse Richard M. Moskowitz Muller, Inc. Moira and Ken Mumma Eileen Nahigian Asuka and Karen Nakahara Ron and Suzanne Naples Medha Narvekar and Mark A. Hughes John C. Nastasi, Esquire Jessica Natali, Esq. NatCity Trust Company of Delaware Nauset Group Needles Family Foundation The Newell Foundation Iris Newman John O’Brien Family Rosemary O’Brien Andrew Obus Joseph and Carol O’Dea Rebekah and William O’Donnell John and Mary Okolowicz Ryan and Alyson Oswald Jim and Fluffy Palmer Rick Pattinson Lee and Helen Peachey Constance M. Pechura and James C. Ingram Pennsylvania Auto Insurance Outlet, Corp. Stephen Peteraf Philadelphia Federal Credit Union Amy Pierson Marie Poos Shelley S. Preston and John P. Kelly Price Communications, Inc. Craig and Kathleen Pulver Gerald Quedenfeld Max L. and Merle Levin Raab Rosemary and Frank Ramil Spencer and Elizabeth Rand Richard A. Rasansky Grant Rawdin Resources for Human Development, Inc. RHD/Ridge Avenue Center Susan M. Richter Rittenhouse Development Company

Rittenhouse Sports Specialties Joseph and Caroline Rogers Joseph A. and Carol E. Romano Michele Romano Marie and Frank Ronayne Wendy Rose Charles B. Rowe Sam Rozzi Saint Francis University Frank and Gloria Salvatore Diane L. Schrauth and Michael F. Luther Schultz and Williams, Inc. Stephen and Loretta Scott Edward J. Shane James and Ardis Shea Carl and Carroll Sheppard Jeff Shick Frances and John Shultz John Sindoni Elaine Skidds Andrew Smith Robert C. Smith and Maris S. Ogg Stacey and Shirley Smith Steve Smith Chris Soltis Harold and Ann Sorgenti St. Augustine Catholic Church St. Francis of Assisi Church St. Joseph’s University St. Raymond of Penafort Church Frank Sterling Walter and Susanne Stevenson Na Tanya DaVina Stewart John and Susan Stickley Ronit Sugar and Robert Schiowitz Patricia A Sullivan Michael and Nancy Sutter Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Sweeney James and Pamela Talone Greg Tanner Teamsters Local Union No. 812 Temple University Temple University Health System Eugene Thompson

Lynne Collins of Project H.O.M.E. performed a praise dance remembering those who died and praising those who made it through at Homeless Memorial Day 2007. Stanton L.Triester Denise P.Tucker George Turak United Way of Southeast Delaware County United Way Triangle Bernard and Patricia Uphoff Timothy and Joan Urbanski Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Vale Villa Maria Academy Student Council Catherine E.Wagner Margaret Bodine Wallis Daniel J.Walsh III Carol B.Walton Richard and Deborah Ware Ileen and Joseph Warner Mathias Wegner Laura Weinbaum and Brett Mandel Frank Weise, IV Marilou Wernecke Daniel Wheeler and Amy Fox Ian B.Wilcox Patricia E.Wilson Wissahickon Charter School Bea L.Witzleben Woosnam Family Foundation 19

Richard and Diane Woosnam George and Nancy Yarzabek Mr. and Mrs. Joel Ziff

Agnes G. Ayella Joe and Kathy Azrak Doris Berger and Jeanne R. Aronson Dan and Marnie Boivin Bob and Nancy Bonanno & Family Mr. and Mrs. A. Robert Carnevale Carol H. Clark Neal Cohane & Family D.Walter Cohen Bernie and Terry Conlon & Family Caroline M. Crowley Sheri Cozen Resnik Edna Delk’s Birthday Annie Dormeier Ed Easton Employees of Treatment Research Institute Cindy Ferguson The Fioriano Family Tony Foley & Family Friends of Chris Soltis in Avalon, NJ Robert and Peggy Fuss’ 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mike and Nicole Harris Bill Harvey Peg Healy Jeffrey and Margie Honickman Lynne and Harold Honickman The Independence Foundation Char-an and Christopher Ireland Charles and Barbara Kahn Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kahn Gloria Kamens Bruce and Leann Kaufenberg Alec and Jackson Korman’s Bar Mitzvahs Bernice Korman Kelly Korman Toby Korman Davidov Robert and Leslie LaRocca Alan Lipton’s Quick Recovery The Lucke Family Deborah Anna Luepnitz Wendy Lyman Ken Lyons Louise Magyar Marilu Marshall and Don Thomas Herman and Marciene Mattleman Tom and Ali McCabe Mario and Susan Mercurio & Family John and Leigh Middleton Jennine Miller

Elaine Garfinkel Kevin Guile & Family Dorothy Hall William Hankowsky Al and Pat Harris Albert Harris Joe Harris

Howard and Grace Myers Obie O’Brien Michael and Jeannie O’Neill John and Susan Padovano & Family Partners at Willig Williams & Davidson Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine Class of 2006

IN HONOR OF…

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Sarah Pulver Claire Reichlin John and Susan Richardson’s Children and Grandchildren Eleanor M. Richter Suzanne Roberts Burt Rubin Terry and Barbara Ryan & Family Joyce Sacco Carol Saline Brad Schreiber & Family Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott Jim Scullion and Judy Talty S. Mary Scullion William Shapiro Susan Sherman Brian and Kathleen Short Kevin and Sarah Short Marion and Robert Short The Short/Skowyra Family Ed and Ann Shott Lily Simon Wayne Spilove Kris and Gerry Strid John and Marion Thomas Mark Thomas Michael and Lori Thomas A. and J.Timlin Patricia Torsella The Urbanijas Volunteers of the House of Hope and Peace Frances Warren Bill and Sue Wilson & Family Cindy Wilson Ron and Kathy Wilson & Family J.E. and March Wolfington Bob and Geralyn Wright & Family

IN MEMORY OF… Karen Bennett Patrick Boyle Stephen Brooks Kenneth Bullock Joseph Burt Key Ragon Caldwell

Barbara Cawley Buddha Clarke Eleanor Daly Florence Deruschi Anthony DiAntonio Celia Dietz Maryellen Dorsey Hugh Doyle Peter Eissler Francis and Josephine Evaslinger Dolores Ferrick Francis J. Fiss Virginia Gardner Teresa Garvin Mary Grishkin Michael Grogan Dave Hagan, OSFS Christine Herling Barbara Hirshkowitz U. Fenton Joseph, RSM Frank E Kubicek Christopher Larkin Stella and James Liacouras Bill and Josephine Long Marion Luciani Cookie Lutes James and Antoinette Marsh Christopher M. Marsh-Lawrence Esther Marx John McDaniels Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Nash Joseph P. Nastasi Mary O’Brien I.Thomas Odrick George Parker Murray I. Rosenberg Ralph Sando Mary Schorn Chris Seward Tallulah Siegel Jeff Simpers David Peter Stafford Mary Ward Stephen C. Zegalia

BOARD OF

DIRECTORS

Kathy Z. Anderson (Vice Chair) Karen Benedetti Resident 1515 Fairmount Avenue

Kathleen Owens, Ph.D. (Vice Chair) President Gwynedd-Mercy College

Donna Boscia

James Paterno President Stockton Real Estate Advisors, LLC

Dr. D.Walter Cohen Chancellor Emeritus Drexel University, College of Medicine

Pedro A. Ramos, Esq. Principal Blank Rome, LLP

John S. Connors Partner Guyasuta Investment Advisors, Inc.

Claire Reichlin

Joan Dawson McConnon, CPA (Treasurer) Associate Executive Director and CFO Project H.O.M.E. Stephen J. D Angelo D’Angelo Brothers, Inc. Contractors Deborah Fretz President & CEO Sunoco Logistics Partners James P. Gallagher, Ph.D. Dennis Griffin Resident Kate’s Place, 1929 Sansom Street William A. Harvey, Esq. (Chairperson) Klehr, Harrison, Harvey, Branzburg & Ellers LLP Leigh Middleton Hyacinth King Resident 1515 Fairmount Avenue Carol C. Lawrence Senior Vice President Community Development Banking PNC Bank Louis Mayer Vice President for Financial Affairs Saint Joseph’s University Joyce Miller, CPA Larson, Allen,Weishair & Co

Michael Rubinger President & CEO Local Initiatives Support Corporation Barbara Spiro Ryan Mary Scullion, RSM (President) Executive Director Project H.O.M.E. Susan Sherman President & Chief Executive Officer The Independence Foundation Almeda Smith Former Resident 1515 Fairmount Avenue Nadine Stevenson, Esq. Assistant District Attorney Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office Charlene Taylor Resident 1515 Fairmount Avenue James Webster Resident Kate’s Place, 1929 Sansom Street

EMERITUS

S TAT E M E N T O F A C T I V I T I E S Fiscal Year July 1, 2006 – June 30, 2007

Revenue, Gains and Other Support Contracts and Government Funding Contributions and grants Program income and fees Investment Income Net assets released from restrictions: Satisfaction of program restrictions Satisfaction of plant restrictions Total Revenue, Gains and Other Support

$4,657,413 $2,387,137 $1,373,370 $931,413 $2,876,965 $168,096 $12,394,394

Expenses Housing and Support Services Community Services Management and General Fundraising Total Expenses Use of Cumulative Excess Revenue to Purchase Property, Plant and Equipment and Construction in Progress Use of Cumulative Excess Revenue for Repayment of Debt Net Decrease in Cumulative Excess Revenue

$6,586,936 $2,724,428 $1,935,513 $948,386 $12,195,263

($337,730) ($88,961) ($227,560)

Stephen F. Gold, Esq. Margaret Healy, Ph.D President Emeritus Rosemont College Gerry Strid Strid Wealth Management

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