SPIN
People First: Moving Us Forward
SPIN Annual Report Vol. 25
SPIN’s Corporate Board:
CEO’s message
Committed to Leading People First Services
Trustees
Message from the President & CEO
People First: Moving Us Forward
Some concepts are so simple and true; you question why they need to be
talked about at all. One being human services are first and foremost about
the people who need those services and that people should come first.
Obvious… Simple. Yet, at SPIN we determined we needed to make “People
First” our first of four Pillars and to declare it every chance we get. Why?
Because there is a serious threat to People First services in Pennsylvania
and in the nation and we need to strongly assert what we stand for and move
forward keeping our People First promise.
Phyllis Hoffman
It is said if you want to know how a company or a government values some
thing, look at how they spend their money. In Pennsylvania the human service
Kathleen Brown McHale
system recently changed how they spend money from paying the cost of what
people need to paying only for strictly defined units of services at a preset
rate for a pre-set number of units each year. It doesn’t work. If you were evaluating this new system on a
People First Scale from 0 to 5, it would be a 0. Government money no longer supports people’s unique needs.
Receiving $5M less in government funding in 2012 than in 2011 hit us hard, but it did not reduce services.
Every employee at SPIN put people first by doing more work for less. It’s taken a toll.
Last year, SPIN demonstrated its commitment to children with Autism by opening our Philadelphia Autism
Center for Excellence with our partner, NET. In the coming year, SPIN will continue to invest in People First
services through our emergence in the Lehigh Valley. Sustaining the services to people previously provided by
Lehigh University and growing services in that region represents exciting new possibilities for us. We are also
preparing to serve an additional 60 children in our Four Star Head Start Program and plan to grow Home &
Community Services to adults who live with their families or live independently.
Joanne Leonard
Joseph T. Murphy Jr.,
Esq.
Corporate Board
Andrew Arnold
Cassandra Gilreath
Sr. Trudy Helder, SSJ,
Secretary
Marie T. Leonard,
Chairperson
Bernice McHale
Frank Margerum
Anthony Piccari, Treasurer/
Financial Secretary
Danny Piccari
SPIN’s People First Services are balancing on the edge of sustainability and we must fully engage in the change
to a new People First service system. The People First system we envision embraces the need for lifespan
service for vulnerable people. It is a system where families have assurance that services will be there when
they need them. People First services are highly flexible and individualized focusing on the person and not the
units provided. A People First system encourages people to grow and build their capacity and as they do
delivers new supports at a moment’s notice. A People First system also responds lovingly as people age.
In a People First human service system a highly qualified, competent workforce is valued and can earn a living.
Innovation, lifelong learning and technology are an important component of the infrastructure that supports
dynamic, People First services. The natural capacity of the individual, community and families is fully integrated
into People First supports.
With the threats that face us in human services, it is imperative that we know what we stand for. Rest assured
that SPIN will use its collective, inclusive voice to engage in change that moves us forward to a service system
that makes sense for people; a People First system that sustains through people’s lifetimes.
Kathleen Brown McHale
President & CEO
Kathleen Simone
Sharon Sorkin
Andrea Temple
People First Revenue and Spending
Statements of Financial Position*
Year Ended
June 30, 2012
Assets
Year Ended
June 30, 2011
Current assets we expect to use in one year:
$
$
Net book value of property, building and equipment:
$
$
The total assets which are available for the future:
$
$
10,533,716 23,297,129
33,830,845
Liabilities and Net Assets
10,612,958
23,599,001
34,211,959
Statements of Activity*
Revenues were received by SPIN from
the following sources:
Year Ended
June 30, 2012
Year Ended
June 30, 2011
PA Dept. of Public Welfare/City of Philadelphia
$
$
Childhood Education Grant Income via Elwyn, Inc.
$
$
Head Start and Other Federal, State and Private Grants
$
$
Service Contracts and Other
$
$
305,037 $
50,401,455 42,179,576 2,228,350 2,613,720 3,074,772 46,992,872
2,582,539
2,702,308
3,034,391
Obligations which we expect to satisfy in one year:
$
$
Contributions
$
Obligations which will be paid in installments through 2032:
$
$
Total Support and Revenues
$
$
Our total obligations are:
$
$
Program Services
$
$
Administrative
$
$
Fundraising
$
Total Expenses
$
$
Loss on Impairment of Commercial Properties
$
0
$
Total Expenses and Losses
$
50,200,703 $
Change in Net Assets for the Year was:
$
$
Leaving Net Assets that are:
5,204,511
13,995,567 19,200,078
Unrestricted:
$
Permanently Restricted:
$
14,592,002
6,647,519
13,134,425
19,781,944
$
14,400,365
38,765
$
Our total Net Assets are:
$
14,630,767
$
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
$
$
33,830,845
29,650
14,430,015
34,211,959
We incurred the following expenses:
* Most recent audited financial statement available
• Comprehensive Evaluation & Diagnosis
• Functional Behavioral Assessment
• Out-Patient Counseling & Psychiatry
• Social Skills Treatment Groups
• Therapeutic Summer Camp (NEW 2013)
• Intensive Behavioral Health Services
45,119,244 4,946,986 134,473
50,200,703 200,752 317,509
55,629,619
46,729,692
6,484,091
$
66,679
53,280,462
1,168,830
54,449,292
1,180,327
Lifespan People First Services (Units of Service)
2,579 children, teens and adults received
790 children received early
inclusive supports
intervention services at our centerbased
programs, their home, childcare or
community preschool
256 people were supported to live in
Residential services, Supported Living and
Family Living
203 interns completed 12,589
hours with SPIN
665 children, adolescents and adults
38,768 hours of training were
739 volunteers gave back to SPIN
333 children participated in SPIN’s
received behavioral health supports
provided to SPIN employees
Head Start programs
83 children attended SPIN’s Pre-K
Counts program
183 children were evaluated for
117 people were supported to have
Autism Spectrum Disorder
community employment
85,848 visits to the Norcom
119 children received childcare services at
Community Center
our two childcare centers
Events and Donors Support People First Services
Membership
SPIN Live
Donations Received
1/1/12 – 12/31/12
153,000
$
12,850
$
Our Donors Support People First Services…
Raffle
$
30,500
Footprints/Legacy
Gifts
Scott Mechanical, Inc.,
Comcast Spectacor
Michael & Theresa Manzi
Scott Koerper
Foundation
Marion Manchester
Barbara and Neil Demchick
Willits Pharmacy Services,
Philadelphia Federal
Christine J. McPhillips
David & Trina Losinno
Inc., Ken Karle
$25,000 and Higher
Barbara & Neil Demchick
20,550
Independence Blue Cross
$
Footprints/Legacy Gifts
$10,000-$24,999
Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.
Steven Rubin &
Softball Tournament
14,800
$
United Way
14,000
$
Francine Russo
$5,000-$9,999
Credit Union
Diane & Richard Peterman
R. Jackowski Contractors, Inc.
Jon Stein & Lisa Popowich
$1,000-$2,499
Rossi Plumbing and
Kristopher Reese
Richard & JoAnn Carlin
HeatingLLC
Deborah & Jon Ridge
Mitchell T. & Melissa Codkind
Shire Pharmaceuticals LLC
Carol & Scott Rocco
Thomas Deeney
Kieran McKenna Flooring
Richard S. Sadowsky &
Kathleen & Robert Dougherty
Gloria & Kieran McKenna
Barbara Zuckerman
John Dugan
The Elaine and
Steve and Barbara Shapiro
Bonnie Eisner
Vincent Bell Foundation
Brian and Shirley Sharkey
Susan M. Fellows
Walmart, Inc.
Mary B. Shore
Dennis Fitzgerald
Washington Savings
Megan Forrestal Stalker &
Richard & Lyn Greenfield
Association, Martin
Matthew Stalker
Gerald Gress
Bednarek
Teresa & David Thoman
Sharon and Joel Koppelman
Carla Higgins
Wells Fargo Corporate Offices
Mark & Amy Wittenstein
Rancocas Metals, Inc.
Michael & Jennifer Hughes
Zelenkofske, Axelrod &
Faith & Steve Yeager
Genesis Asset Protection, Inc.,
Donna & Matthew Hyde
Company, Ltd.
Academy Injury and
Frank Menna
Bruce Mager
Angela Morrison
$2,500-$4,999
Third Party Events
Kathleen Brown McHale &
18,600
$
Golf Tournament
Robert McHale
$
32,500
Annemarie F. Clarke &
David Buch
Judith & Douglas Dotzman
Robert Lutts & Mindy
Lederandler Lutts
Endowing Gift
25,000
$
Luanne Maloney
Thomas Morrison
Lisa & Michael Snyder
Bartleson Electric, Inc.,
5k RunWalkRoll and Stroll in the Play Park
$
43,000
Bryan Bartleson
Chester Orzechowski &
Angela Jannelli
Patricia & Joseph Parisi
George & Patricia Poporad
Walter and Alice Strine
Richard Vague
Edward Schuman &
Amy Zucker
Geoffrey & Andrea Temple
AFSCME Local 1739
Christ the King School
CMI Countertops,
Chris & Lisa Metzger
$500-$999
Allegra Print & Imaging
Dr. William & Maureen Artz
Croom & Lyle Beatty
Sylvia Beck and Jay Federman
Jeffrey B. Block
Mary Anne & Ken Berchtold
Felicia Brosius
Frank & Leslie Brown
Margaret E. Capasso
Sally Eisenberg
Denise & Larry Fong
Mary Lou Haughney
Joanne & Frank Leonard
Health Center
Astro Exterminating Company,
BSI Construction
Citizens Bank
Expert Plan
Fidelity Burglar &
Fire Alarm Co. Inc.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Kramer OB/GYN Associates
Newtown Office Supply
Nutrisystem, Inc
Principal Financial Group
Wawa
Windstream
John Lyons
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Our Donors Support People First Services…
$250-$499
Ebony Long
Joseph & Margaret Berger
Patricia Fordham
Clement Kpaka
Anthony Piccari
Brunell & Sons Security
Faye Allen-Buckson & Anthony
Devon & Andrew Arnold
Seymour & Carol Mager
Donna M. Bernstein
Madonna Fowler
Lynn & Timothy Linahan
Andrew Porter
Systems, Inc.
Buckson
Ronald & Ellen Becker
Richard & Ceceilia Markham
Lorean Booker
Tracie Funderburk
Louise Lloyd
Lakisha Prescott
Cahill’s Carpet & Upholstery
Janet Althouse
Michele Blackson
Joy H. Marshall
Patrick Cahill
Michael & Betsy Futryk
Jonathan J. Losinno
Albert & Brandee Pringle
Cleaning Callahan Practice
Cierra Andrews
Carol Borden & Arthur Freed
Gail & Jeff Meersand
William & Joan Cahill
Kenneth & Michelle Gales
Erica Lowry
Antoine Purdie
Management Associates, Ltd.
Maryellen & Jay Anick
Jeffrey Bowes
David & Sandi Miazio
Conita Carrero
Jamie Garrity
Leonard & Colleen Lutts
Frederick Queene
Cashman & Associates
Alicia D. Armstrong
Daniel Brown
Janice & Joseph Mongan
Elizabeth Cerruti
George & Debra Geissel
Meaghan Lutts
Tricia & Derrick Ransom
Capstone Therapy
Barborah Azard-Legrand
John & Bridget Buehner
Amelia & Julius Mudry
Kimberly & Gregory Chapman
Marcia Giarratana
Michelle & Rich Machado
Megan Riley
Elder Law Offices
Crystal Bacon & Lilhard Coffey
Guy Aiman & Amanda Burden
Margaret O’Brien
Harry & Rose Citrino
Allura V. Grant
Alan & Ricki Mandeloff
Claudette Riley
Express Scripts, Inc.
Linda Ballard
Gregory Cannon
Cynthia & Charles O’Neill
Christine Ciarrocchi
Greg & Megan Grant
Joe G. Maniaci
Hakeem Robinson
Focus Karate
Grace Balogun
Laura Fekete-Colon &
Fredric L. & Kim Plotnick
Takita Clark
Natashia Green
Francis & Erika Margerum
Edward & Mary Rowen
Foster Mower Service, Inc.
Ciera Bass
Elvin Colon
Janice Roman
Anna & Roberto Coccitti
Lynn & Steve Gregory
James & Christine Mariner
Annmarie P. Ryan
Gateway Funding
Anthony & Theresa Battle
Michael & Constance Cone
Allen & Patricia Ruane
Paul M. Consigny
Viola Gress
Robert & Jodi Marks
Karen & William Schaller
Genova, Burns & Giantomasi
Wayne & Stephanie Baxter
Casimir & Dorothy Czarnecki
Karl Salus
Anthony Copa
E. Garrett Gummer
Monica Maye
Eleanor Scheidegg
Jim Junod Lodge
Jean Bell
Tia Deflavia
Kathleen Simone
Beatrice Cooper
Abdul Hassan
Leon McClain
Theresa M. Schultz
Joe Ritchie Inc.
Kristopher Benedict
David B. Devan &
Kathleen Soda
Cory Cooper
Catherine Haugh
Kenneth & Jean McGuckin
Ronald Schwartz
Luigi’s Pizzarama II
Samuel & Shirley Benn
David Dubbledam
Gloria Washington
Theresa & Glean Cooper
John Haughney
Bernice & Mark McHale
Bernadette T. Smith
Meritain Health
Selena Bennett
Colleen Devaney
Citizens Bank
Carolyn Creary
Maureen Haughney
Michele McIntyre
Donna & Edward Smith
Northeast Washer Service
Danielle Bentley
Thomas & Maureen Devaney
Infectious Disease Associates
Varney & Henrietta David
Sharon & James Heileman
William & Ann McKeown
Karen & Stephen Smith
Patrick’s Auto Body
Patricia A. Bittner
Martin & Annemarie Doyle
J&C Automotive Center
Andrea Davies
Gertrude Helder
Donna & Peter Meehan
Kathleen & James Smith
Paul John’s Tree Inc.
Melissa J. Bradby
Janet & Chris Edwards
Kenaire Heating & Cooling
Luci DeLisi
Robert E. Hinchliffe
Mary Meehan
Karen & Stephen Smith
Philadelphia Insurance Cos.
Milana Braxton
Bruce and Toby Eisenstein
Mealey’s Furniture
Frank Dellisanti
Pamela Hoffman
Glenn D. Meyer
Florence & Richard Snyder
Principal Financial Group
Valentina Brice
Jennifer & Chris Fenton
Regan Kline Cross
Katherine & Paul Dikun
Angela Hoffman
Michael & Christine Moan
Lee R. Stewart
ReMax Keystone
Mia Brown
Jarvee Finney
Segal Aaronson Pulmonary
Joan & Charles Dotzman
Bonnie Huber
Shawn Moore
Richmond Taylor
Standard Digital Imaging, Inc.
Richard Brown
Scott & Jeanne Fleischer
Associates, P.C.
Jennifer Dragon
Mary Jacobs
Hannah Morton
Brian & Lauren Veitz
Toro Fence Company
Teisha Brown
Carole Foley
Torresdale Women’s
Kandis Drayton
Leona James
Kathryn Murphy
Daniel Whittaker
Tozour Energy System Unum
Nicole M. Brzyski
Arnie and Ellen Glassman
Committee
Michele & Kevin Dwyer
Friends of Christine Tartagione
Craig & Martha L. Nason
Jennifer L. Williams
Brian K. Edwards
Charles Furlow &
Lakeasha Neal
Chevez Williams
$50-$99
Caitlin & Delson Burns
Dolores F. Henry
Mary Ellen Burch
Phyllis Hoffman
$100-$249
Susan J. Emery
Mary Jones-Furlow
Alan & Sharon Neiburg
Katie & Christopher Wilson
Florence Agbugui
Gregg & Ilene Cady
Stephen & Mary Jane Hopkins
Regla Baez & Reginald
LaRae Evans
Jack & Maria Junod
Wilson Njiru
Rena V. Wilson
Keli Agudze & Albert Finney
Elias Cange
Susan Hyman West
Bass-Reid
Jack & Cheryl Fazio
Dauda & Isatu Kamara
David & Fran Orkin
Khalil M. Wilson
Raphael Agyeman
Peter & Kimberly Cantagallo
Margaret Kiernan
Corinne Bale
Joyce Feulner
Francis & Anna Marie Kelly
Pasquale & Carmella Pace
Vera Wilson
Jawele Ajavon
William Carolan
Kimberly Lauchman
L. Stewart Barbera
James Fickes
Lawrence King
Laura Parisi
Krystal Young
Olusoji Akinboro
Dianna Carter
Sondra & Edward
Helen Barrett
Frances D. Field
Cheryl & Michael Kirby
Rachelle Parker
Arlington Heritage Group
Mercedes Allen
Charles & Debra A. Catalano
Lederhandler
Stacey Baratelle
William Fitzgerald
Beth Wahl & Jack Kolpen
Rita Petela
Tina Allen
Suzanne E. Cerruti
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Our Donors Support People First Services…
United Way Quality
JP Tees
Moses B. Tambason
Wedding Donations
in Lieu of Favors
Maintenance Award for
Lakeshore Learning Materials
Providence N. Okanume
Brittany Taylor
Lauren & Matthew Zielenbach
1642 Orthodox Street
Lowes Philadelphia Hotel
Patricia Lawler
Sophie Okon
Kathleen Taylor
United Way Quality
Mealey’s Furniture
Kenneth & Colleen Lawson
John Parker
Jennifer B. Thompson
Maintenance Award for
Mexican Post
Daniel Gormley
Marie Leonard
Daniel Piccari
Glen Toland
10521 Drummond Road
Michael & Betsy Futryk
John & Lucy Corker
Andre’ Graves
Monica Lewis
Duane Pompey
Tamara D. Tully
Matthew Creveling
Armond Graves
Barbara Livengood-Dickson
Sherelle Redding
Hamidu Turay
Amy Crichlow
Henry & Joyce Gross
Charles & Annemarie Loney
Curdy & Yolande Richard
Charlotte Turner
Natalie Cross
Patti Gross
Nakia Lloyd
Athene Riley
Dawn Upchurch
Charmaine Crossland &
Alexander Harris
Esther Longstreth
Alekia Roberts
Teresa Vizak
Mark Herzog
Ronald & Winifred Harris
Chelsea R. Lutts
Amanda Roccato
Natasha Wallace
Edward G. Culmer
Christopher Hartman
Shenaya Lynch
Barbara Romanisky
Robert Wallington
Sandra Delalue
Lisa Hawkins
AnnMarie Machion
Megan & Michael Russell
Edith Watson
Terri & Francis Delaney
George D. Hayes
Jacob Madehdou
Octavia Sanders
Jeremiah Weah &
Jeaneen Diaby
Thomas J. Hession
Joseph McCann
Tina & David Sauter
Lagbeh Sarnor-Weah
Jade Doctor
Samantha Highsmith
Jennifer McCloskey
Nick Scarboro
Jennifer Weedor &
Alicia Dolin
Michelle R. Hills
Anne & Robert McCullough
Amelia & Samuel Scell
Shomari Weedor
Kathleen Dolin
Antoinette & Marvin Hinkle
Lenora D. McFadden
Dottie Schaeffler
Quron A. Weems
Brian D’Ulisse
Raymond & Belle Hirn
Rosalie & Bob McGovern
Stephen Schultz
Florence & Kevin Williams
Odibu Edrah
Shaneen Hyman
Jacqueline McKinney
Shakia Scriven
Keivette Williams
Moorisha El
Antwon & Cindy Ingram
Steven Mello
Francis Sesay
Khadijah Williams
Elizabeth Elder-Bryant
Kyisha Ingram
Wayne Meredith &
Olandria Shavers
Kimberley Williams
Rachel Evans
Raymond G. Jackson
Carol Williams
Ceahara Shumate
Shanta M. Williams
Kim Ewing
Tawana N. James
Edward M. Miles
Stephen Skinner
Tanisha Williams &
Terrell R. Faison
Shante Jenkins
Eileen Molloy
Alvina Smith
Paul Satterthwaite
Ethelinda D. Felder
Rebecca Jensen
Jacquell P. Moody
Leticia D. Smith
Jillian Wilson
Samuel Fineboy
Jerome Johnson
Francis Moroz
Albert & Evelyn Sonet
Marlana Wilson
Robin Fisher
Michael Johnson
Mary O. Morris
Rick Sorkin
Yvette Wilson
Ethelinda D. Felder
Sherell Johnson
Garcia E. Murphy
Hakim Starks
Ian Wolff-Patterson
Latakia Fowler
Alexandra Joniec
Joseph Murphy
Duron Stays
Latoya Wright
Ivy & Eric Frajerman
John Kamara
Chantel Murray
Ebony Stevens
Tenicha Wright
Danielle & Lawrence Freeman
Monte Kenney
Arthur Nehan
Jason M. Strothers
Melissa Wynder
Monique Freeman
Ellen B. Kiernan
Veronica Nelson
Edward Swain
John Zaza
Daniel Fuller
Perry & Debbie Koffer
Tierra Nesmith
Madeline & Ronald Szafranski
Limin Zhang
Bridget Cerruti-Goga &
Sharemah Gambrel
Heather & Albert Kuzowsky
Antoinette Nowak
Denise Szambelak
Bledar Goga
John Gibbs
Gbenah Lappia
Martha E. Odiko
Anya Chaney
Cassandra Gilreath
Derricka Lawal
Louis Citro
Sherie Gorley &
Sarah Jane & Brian Clarke
Jason Dempster
Anne Connors
Grants
Enterprise Holdings
Foundation
Darden Restaurants
Keystone Stars
MIG Grant
Pennsylvania Developmental
Disabilities Council
Employment Resource
Project
Keystone Star Recruitment
and Retention Award for
1642 Orthodox Street
Keystone Star Merit Award for
1642 Orthodox Street
Keystone Star Merit Award for
1616 Orthodox Street
Keystone Star Recruitment
and Retention Award for
10521 Drummond Road
Keystone Star Merit Award
10521 Drummond Road
Target Grant for Literacy
Terry Lynne Lokoff Music
Appreciation Program for 1642 Orthodox Street
Terry Lynne Lokoff Museums to Go Grant for
1642 Orthodox Street
Morey’s Pier &
Matching Gifts
Beachfront Waterpark
Best Buy
New Candlelight Theatre
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
One Source Office
Matching Gift Program
Refreshment
Honeywell International
Glen Pappas
Charity Matching
Paula Edge Calm Studios
Pfizer
Philadelphia 76ers
Wells Fargo Community
Philadelphia Cigar & Tobacco
Support Campaign
Philadelphia Flyers
Rainbow Dinner Theater
Gifts in Kind
Sesame Place
Adventure Aquarium
Shawnee Mountain Ski Resort
Allegra Printing
ShopRite of Morrell Plaza
Arden Theater
South Philly Bar & Grill
Benny The Bum’s
Spike’s Trophies
Bristol Riverside Theater
Standard Digital Imaging, Inc.
Brunswick Lane
Super Duper Publications
Buca di Beppo
The Grand Opera House
Italian Restaurant
Three Monkeys Café
Clementon Park
TNT Amusements
Darling’s Diner
Trenton Thunder
Dutch Apple Dinner Theater
UltraZone
Eastern State Penitentiary
Windstream
Michael Futryk
Xander’s Bada Bing
Garden State Discovery
Cigar Lounge
Museum
William Cahill
Holt’s Cigar Company
Gloria & Kieran McKenna
Hyatt
Awards & Recognition for People First Services
Top Workplace – Philadelphia Inquirer and Daily News
Selected #2, for the 2nd year in a row, in the large company
category for businesses in the Philadelphia region. A special
recognition was also given to SPIN for Quality. This ranking was
determined by responses from SPIN’s employees to an
independent survey.
Training Magazine’s Top 125
Training Magazine is a publication that ranks best practices
in professional development. This year SPIN ranked #27
internationally for this prestigious award.
American Red Cross-Certificate of Merit
American Red Cross in partnership with SPIN, proudly honored Direct
Support Professional, Dauda Kamara, as he received the distinguished
Certificate of Merit, signed by the President of the United States, for his
act of heroism in performing life sustaining CPR to an individual who was
under his care.
Creativity Award -The Philadelphia Alliance
Award Recipient, Frank Hohenstein received this
distinguished award for his ability as a Direct Support
Professional to demonstrate creativity in supporting the
gentlemen who live at our Barry Street CLA.
Keystone Star 4 Ranking – SPIN’s investment and
outstanding performance in quality, safety and professional
development were recognized by Pennsylvania’s Keystone
Stars Ranking System. All three of SPIN’s Early Childhood
Centers achieved Star 4, the highest level.
Worker’s Compensation Insurance Company, Eagle Trust
Management-Worker’s Compensation Awards SPIN was awarded 1st
Place for Historical Loss Ratio over the past three years! This means that of all
the companies in the Trust, SPIN had the lowest percentage of financial losses
due to Worker’s Comp claims over the past three years. Additionally, SPIN
received the 2nd place award for Most Improved Loss Ratio over the past two
years. This means we have done a better job over the past two years of
keeping our Worker’s Compensation costs down.
SPIN
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A Life of Possibilities
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