WE ARE
BOLD AND
ICONIC
IN OUR
MISSION.
BY M OT I VAT I N G
INVIGORATING &
COLLABORATING
WE ARE WORKING TO ELIMINATE RACISM,
EMPOWER WOMEN, STAND UP FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE,
HELP FAMILIES AND STRENGTHEN COMMUNITIES.
ANNUAL REPORT 2014 – 2015
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YWCA PRINCETON IS DEDICATED TO ELIMINATING RACISM, EMPOWERING WOMEN, AND PROMOTING PEACE, JUSTICE, FREEDOM, AND DIGNITY FOR ALL.
DEAR FRIENDS, MEMBERS AND SUPPORTERS,
YWCA IS ON A MISSION!
As we celebrate the successful close to our fiscal year,
and prepare to meet the expectations of our 2015-16
strategic planning, we have been seeking synergy with
other non-profit entities and searching for opportunities
to collaborate, invigorate and motivate.
Pictured above from left to right,
Judy Hutton, Chief Executive Officer
Heather Kisilywicz, Board President
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
2015-2016 (as of 7/1/2015)
DIRECTORS
OFFICERS
Heather Kisilywicz, President
Megan Adams, Treasurer
Sarina Prior, Secretary
Cheryl L. Rowe-Rendleman, First Vice President
Laurel Cameron, VP at Large
Kirsten Braley
Doodie Meyer, Ex-Officio
Jayne Cande
Julie Nachamkin
Michelle A. Emerson
Kathleen Nash
Leticia Fraga
Cynthia Ricker
Nell Talman Haughton
Alice K. Small
Karen P. Klein
Parizad Srivastava
Judith Klitgaard
Anita M. Thomas
At the YWCA, we know we are all in this together.
We advocate legislatively and otherwise in our quest to
eliminate racism and empower women. We are dedicated
to identifying discrimination and helping people out of
poverty and toward financial freedom. Since 1922, we
have been led here in Princeton by courageous women
on the move. We stay focused on helping leaders from
the rising generation emerge. We are bold and iconic,
and our one common goal is to get louder!
AS WE WRITE ABOUT
THE HERE AND NOW,
WE ARE WALKING OUR
TALK AS FOLLOWS:
Geniva Martin
Ruchi B. Datta, VP at Large
1922 YWCA National Board grants the
YWCA Princeton its charter membership
1930 The Princeton Leisure Time School
established by YWCA; now known as
Princeton Adult School
1940s Shipped clothing and packages
through the YWCA World Emergency Fund
overseas to areas devastated by war
1950 Sadie Poulson Dickerson is the
first woman of color elected president
of the integrated YWCA Princeton
1963 Pearl Bates Scholarship Fund established
enabling economically disadvantaged community
members to participate in YW programs
1970 -73 YWCA Princeton creates Committee
for Racial Justice bringing human relations
programs into schools, and stands in favor of
low-and middle-income housing
In tandem with YWCA USA, we have been heightening
awareness of the needs women are facing as healthcare in the United
States struggles to resurface from a state of crisis. Locally, we will be
working with D&R Greenway to expand our Breast Cancer Resource
Center to 2 Preservation Place. We hope this move
will also highlight current theories on how land
preservationists and holistic health professionals
can work together.
With thanks to our extraordinary donors, we have
been able to hire one more full-time employee within
our Breast Cancer Resource Center, keep a presence at
59 Paul Robeson Place and unleash the energy of our
leaders and volunteers to successfully expand the
operations and offerings of our BCRC.
This growth project has also influenced our advocacy work nationally
with comprehensive immigration reform and the economy of women
and children.
Our vision is to transform parts of Bramwell House into
an education and technology center. The benefactors will not only
be our English learners and our neighbors seeking citizenship,
but also our regional workforce in need of motivated
high school graduates.
Meanwhile, we have responded to the call to form competitive
All-Girls Robotics teams to participate in the FIRST® Lego
League®. Princeton University School of Engineering and
Applied Science, Princeton HealthCare System and Princeton
Plasma Physics Lab have offered expertise, volunteers and space.
While our hallmark programs directly touch thousands
of lives each year, this is not all we do. From child care, to
before/after school care and summer camps, to dance and
arts & crafts, to book clubs, to educational lectures and
seminars, to aquatics, martial arts and wellness classes, to a Newcomers
Club that welcomes participants from all over the world, more than
5,000 people walk through our doors each year!
WE ARE EVOLVING OUR ENGLISH LITERACY EFFORTS, WHICH
AS WE LOOK TO TURN THE CALENDAR TO 2016, WE ARE SHOWCASING
INCLUDE OUR BILINGUAL NURSERY SCHOOL AND ENGLISH AS A
THE COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS OUR COMMUNITIES HAVE BEEN
SECOND LANGUAGE PROGRAM. IN MARCH OF 2015, OUR YW BECAME
SEEKING. THIS REALITY IS DEEPENING ALL OF OUR CONVERSATIONS,
THE FIRST NON-PROFIT IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY TO BECOME
ESPECIALLY WITH THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN INTERESTED IN MOVING
CERTIFIED AS A HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TESTING CENTER.
OUR MISSION FORWARD. DESPITE THE CHALLENGES OF THE TIMES IN
WE ARE NOW ABLE TO OFFER THE HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY
WHICH WE ARE LIVING, WE ARE OPENING NEW DOORS, LITERALLY AND
TEST IN BOTH ENGLISH AND SPANISH, THUS STRENGTHENING OUR
FIGURATIVELY, FOR THE PEOPLE WE SERVE. OUR SINCERE THANKS TO
HSE PREPARATION PROGRAMMING AND CITIZENSHIP CLASSES.
EVERYONE WHO UNDERSTANDS AND SUPPORTS EVERYTHING WE DO
TO STAY TRUE TO OUR MISSION.
VERY TRULY YOURS, JUDY HUTTON, CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
1972 ENCORE (Now BCRC), a rehabilitation
program for women who have undergone mastectomies,
is originated at YWCA Princeton
1985 Bramwell House is purchased as an
annex for expanding classes and programs
1989 English as a Second Language program
expands, offering more classes for immigrants new
to the greater Princeton area
HEATHER KISILYWICZ, BOARD PRESIDENT
1995 YWCA Princeton Child Care Center at Valley Road School
established to serve primarily low-income Latino and other
minority populations not being served elsewhere
MISSION IN ACTION
We advocate for equal pay
and financial empowerment.
We have embraced and fostered
anti-bullying education.
LOCALLY
AS WE CONTINUE OUR QUEST TO KEEP OUR YWCA AN IMPORTANT CORNERSTONE
OF OUR COMMUNITY, WE ASK YOU TO BECOME AN ACTIVE PART OF OUR PROGRESS!
Deep roots and Wide branches — Founded in 1855, the YWCA is the oldest women-led organization in the
world that has consistently focused on building women’s and girls’ leadership and providing community services.
The organization has affiliations in 120 countries with 3 million members worldwide and reaches 25 million
women and girls through local affiliations like our YWCA in Princeton.
2004 The St. Nicholas Project is launched, providing
holiday presents and food to local families in need
2007 The Stand Against Racism is founded, attracting more
than 5,000 participants from 60 organizations rallying against
racism and promoting peace, justice, and dignity in communities
We foster the special bond between
fathers and daughters at our annual formal
“Valentine’s Day Dance.”
We provide over $500,000
in scholarships annually.
GLOBALLY
This March, 21 board members of the World YWCA
had their general meeting in Princeton. These
phenomenal women represented 18 countries
and had one agenda: To envision 2035, when 100
million young women and girls transform power
structures to create justice, gender equality and a
world without violence and war; leading a sustainable YWCA movement, inclusive of all women.
They discussed key strategic elements necessary to
achieve this goal, and the shifts that need to happen
within the YWCA movement. They also discussed
the external influences that create opportunities and
threats to the YWCA’s vision of building a fully inclusive
world of peace, justice, health, freedom, and care for
the environment.
2010 “Women’s Equality Day Celebration” is launched
commemorating the 90th anniversary of 19th Amendment
granting women the right to vote
2011 A special exhibit, “Women Changing Lives,” highlights
extraordinary women whose involvement and support of the YWCA
Princeton helped change the lives of women in our community
Thursday, March 19, 2015
TRIBUTE TO WOMEN
32ND ANNUAL TRIBUTE TO WOMEN
2015 AWARDS DINNER
Recognizing women of excellence who live or work in the greater
Princeton area, and who have made significant contributions in
their professions and communities. Honorees demonstrate a high
level of leadership and exceptional talent, while supporting the
YWCA’s mission of eliminating racism and empowering women.
EVENT COMMITTEE
CO-CHAIRS
Anna Lustenberg,
Public Affairs Consultant
Georgianne Vinicombe,
Monday Morning
Flower & Balloon Company
SELECTION COMMITTEE
CO-CHAIRS
Anna Lustenberg,
Public Affairs Consultant
Linda Richter,
Personal Paperwork
Solutions…and More, Inc.
2014 HONOREES:
Karen Andrade-Mims, UIH Family Partners
Maria Evans, Arts Council of Princeton
Patricia Fernandez-Kelly, Princeton University
Robin Fogel, Robin Fogel & Associates
Mary Sue Henifin, Buchanan, Ingersoll & Rooney
Susan Hoskins, Princeton Senior Resource Center
Jayne O’Connor, Capital Health
Elyse Pivnick, Isles
FANNIE E. FLOYD
RACIAL JUSTICE AWARD RECIPIENT:
Nyaradzayi Gumbonzvanda, World YWCA
2013 The YWCA Princeton joined with a constituency
representing YWCA-USA to advocate for Immigration
Reform on Capitol Hill
SPONSORS:
The Scheide Fund
Wells Fargo Community Bank
Capital Health
PSEG
NJ Manufacturers Insurance Co.
NRG Energy
Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney
Merrill Lynch
IN-KIND SPONSORS:
Amit Sharma
CPI Name Badges
Gellman Images
Hamilton Jewelers
Hyatt Regency-Princeton Monday Morning Flower
& Balloon Company
Princetonian Graphics
Tap Snap
The Times of Trenton
2014 The Breast Cancer Resource Center unveils
The Gatt Mobile — its new transportation and meal program
YWCA PRINCETON STAFF
Judith D. Hutton, Chief Executive Officer
Margaret Coppola, Chief Financial Officer
Nancy Faherty, Director of Advocacy & Development
Tara O’Shea, Director of Programs
ADMINISTRATION
Susan Carril, Development Assistant
Susan Cheuk, Executive Assistant/HR Coordinator
Joanne McGann, Events Manager
Pallavi Patadia, Accounting Assistant
Arthi Tamilselvam, Communication & Public Information Manager
Grace Yuen, Finance Manager, Financial Aid Coordinator
MEMBERSHIP
Wanda Heard, Office Assistant
Cassandra Kennedy, Administrative Assistant Child Care Programs
Kay Vandergift, Office Assistant
2015 YWCA Princeton becomes the first non-profit in
New Jersey to administer the High School Equivalency Test.
PROGRAMS
Christine Colosimo, Director of Dance
Hector Euceda, Assistant Program Coordinator
Paula Flory, Director of BCRC
Heledona Katro, Director of ESL Program
Claudia Lopez, BCRC Transportation & Companionship Coordinator
Nina Magariello, Volunteer Coordinator
Laura Martin, BCRC Program Coordinator
Cindy Pinelli, BCRC Outreach & Education Coordinator
Christina Reynier, BCRC Administrative Coordinator
Angela Romansky, Administrative Assistant of Programs
Gaby Stella, ESL Officer Manager
Michelle Trudeau, Director of Early Childhood Education
Wendy Trockenbrod, Director of Aquatics
In preparing this report, the YWCA Princeton has attempted to recognize
all those who contributed so generously during the period July 1, 2014 to
June 30, 2015. We apologize for any errors or omissions.
2022 YWCA Princeton will mark its
100th Anniversary
EDUCATION
286
UNIQUE
STUDENTS
• 50+ COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS • 91% POST-TESTED
• 20 PART-TIME TEACHERS
• 40 COUNTRIES REPRESENTED
• 13 HOLD ADVANCED DEGREES • HSE STRENGTH - 8 GRADUATES
SWIMMING
298
673
BALLERINAS
PERFORMED IN 10 WEEKS
OF BALLET RECITALS DURING
SUMMER BALLET CAMP
HAPPY
CAMPERS
AT 7 CAMPS OFFERED
THROUGH THE
YWCA PRINCETON
= A LIFETIME OF
APPRECIATION
FOR THE ARTS
2,701
# OF CHILDREN WE PROVIDE
SWIM INSTRUCTION TO
EACH YEAR
= SAVED LIVES
COLLABORATION.
INSPIRATION. MOTIVATION.
IN ENGLISH OR EDUCATION
• NEW HiSET® TESTING CENTER
= HAPPY FAMILIES KNOWING
THEIR CHILDREN ARE IN A SAFE
AND SECURE ENVIRONMENT
10 PEOPLE DIE EVERY DAY
IN THE US FROM ACCIDENTAL
DROWNING
BREAST CANCER RESOURCE CENTER
85
PROVIDED OVER
4,200 MILES
OF TRANSPORTATION TO THOSE
NAVIGATING TREATMENT.
25 FREE MAMMOGRAMS
RECEIVED
+ 1,500 WOMEN INFORMED
AT OUR COMMUNITY OUTREACH
EVENTS ABOUT WARNING SIGNS
FOR BREAST CANCER
+ 3,000 HEALTH FAIR
FLYERS DISTRIBUTED
= COUNTLESS NUMBER
OF WOMEN’S LIVES SAVED
WOMEN
RECEIVING
WIGS
after losing their hair due to
chemotherapy
+ 90 women receiving
NURSERY SCHOOL
427 AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS (2014) • 519 ESL (2014) • 59 NURSERY SCHOOL STUDENTS RESULTS
OF TSAT IN JUNE 2014 INDICATED 100% OF CHILDREN WERE ON TARGET, WITH 30% EXCEEDING THE TARGET.
SUMMER CAMPS
prostheses after their mastectomy
= Renewed confidence
+
+
=
500 individual
counseling sessions
7 support groups
HOPE
6 LANGUAGES SPOKEN
in our bilingual nursery school
59 children in our classrooms
10
=
countries
represented
THANK YOU
FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
INSTITUTIONAL DONORS
THE YWCA PRINCETON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY
OF THE FOLLOWING CORPORATIONS.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE YWCA PRINCETON FRIENDS PROVIDE VALUABLE SUPPORT
FOR THE INFRASTRUCTURE AND CAPACITY OF THE ASSOCIATION. THESE GIFTS HELP THE YWCA
PRINCETON ADVANCE ITS MISSION OF ELIMINATING RACISM AND EMPOWERING WOMEN. FOR
MORE THAN 30 YEARS, THE YWCA PRINCETON FRIENDS HAVE HELPED US ADDRESS COMMUNITY
NEEDS AND CHANGE THE LIVES OF WOMEN, CHILDREN AND FAMILIES.
Family Fund of the Princeton Area
Community Foundation Blair
Ann Lee Saunders Brown
Laurel Cameron
Theodore, Family Charitable
Foundation Cross
Robert F. Hendrickson
Judith Huus Klitgaard
Diane L. Lefebvre and Ron Szabo
Bill & Geniva Martin
Edward Matthews
The Curtis W. McGraw
Foundation
Julie F. Nachamkin
PNC Fund of the Princeton Area
Community Foundation
Cheryl Rowe-Rendleman
Barbara Straut
Penny B. Thomas
Miquelon Weyeneth
Friends Gold Circle
($500 - $999)
John and Patricia Clearwater
Fernando Guerrero & Jill Jachera
Heather Kisilywicz
Karen P. Klein
Susan Wilson
Jayne Cande
Friends Silver Circle
($250 - $499)
Megan Adams
Carolyn Ainslie
Patricia D. Atkinson
James and Subha Barry
Michele Bernal
Susan D. Carril
Linda Chew
Melanie Clarke
Martin Fransson
Catherine Kossou
Anita LaPlaca
Geraldine LaPlaca
Yolanda McPhee
Doodie Meyer
Barbara Morgan
Elise Murray
Kathleen Nash
Tasha O’Neill
Barbara Purnell
Joyce Rappeport
Alice Kay Small
Andrea Spuck
Karin Trainer
Sallye Zink
Friends Family Circle
($200 - $249)
Jermain Anderson
Teena Cahill
Susan & Victor Cheuk
Dixie Curtice
Ruchi B. Datta
Jane Dennison
Soula G. Koniaris
Cynthia D. Shull
Donna Steele
Anita Thomas
Friends Circle
($150 - $199)
Kristin Appelget
Nancy Barnhart
Joan Bartl
Mary Ellen Bowen
Kirsten R. Braley
Susan Pikaart Bristol
Barbara Broad
Marlene Brown
Katrin Bruschi
Patty Burch Byers
Margaret Coppola
Martha Close
Gail Clough
Maryann Coffey
Patricia Cooke
Ann D. Dale
Margaret Dodge
Heidi Dreyfuss
Cheri Durst
Michelle Emerson and
Dan Dodson
Kristin Epstein
Nancy C. and Robert Faherty
Judith Feldman
Ronald and Janice Flaugher
Leticia Fraga
Mara Franceschi
Stephanie Gittleman
Barbara Greenstein
Madolyn Greve
Debora Russo Haines
Margaret T. Harper
Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrik Hartog
Nancy Henkel
Judy Hutton
Rosanna Webster Jaffin
Karen Jezierny
Nancy Dawn Jones
Carroll King
Lewie Kingsford
State of New Jersey
($50,000 - $100,000)
Mercer County Community
College - ESL Consortium
($25,000 to $49,999)
YWCA PRINCETON FRIENDS 2014-2015
Friends Platinum Circle
($1,000 and above)
($100,000+)
Katherine Kish
Kathy Lane
Anna Lustenberg
Jean Mahoney
Phyllis Marchand
Anastasia Marty
Anne Elise Matthews
Suzanne McCroskey
Katherine McGavern
Jacqueline Meisel
Kurt M. and Jacqueline Mislow
Mark Freda &
Beth Ogilvie-Freda
Patricia Papenberg
Dee Patberg
Janice Pell
Caroline Peloso
Marilyn Pinto
Sarina Prior
Amy Rabner
Melanie Raush
Ingrid W. Reed
Cindy Ricker
Gwendolyn L. Roderick
Louis and Kathleen Russo
Marsha Russo
Betsy Sands
Annette Sawycky
Judy Scheide
Marge Smith
Parizad Srivastava
Note: This
report
reflects giving
Janet
Smith
Dickerson
Stephens
from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.
Sally
Sword
In preparing this report, the YWCA
Suzanne
Tame
Princeton has
tried to recognize all
those who contributed
Mary-Ellen
Tietjen so generously.
We apologize for any errors and
Fritzie
request Tottenham-Smith
that corrections be brought
to our attention.
Happy
Wallace
Carol Wojciechowicz
County of Mercer, New Jersey
($10,000 to $24,999)
Educational Testing Service
Oyster Bowl, NJ
Pink Ribbon Softball, Inc.
Wells Fargo
($1,000 - $9,999)
Anonymous
Bracco Diagnostics, Inc.
Breast Cancer Education
Foundation
Buchanan Ingersoll
& Rooney PC
Capital Health System
Chemres
ELS Educational Services, Inc.
Good Charity, Inc.
Herspiegel Consulting
Hopewell Radiology Group
Hopewell Valley Baseball
& Softball Association
Hopewell Valley
Community Bank
Investors Bank
IRIS Software, Inc.
Janssen Pharmaceutica Inc.
Kappa Phi Gamma Sorority
K & J Sports
Lord & Taylor
Machestic Dragons
Mercadien Consulting
Merrill Lynch
New Jersey Manufacturers
Insurance Company
Notre Dame High School
NRG Energy, Inc.
Novo Nordisk, Inc.
Oasis Spa
Palm Tribeca
Princeton HealthCare System
Princeton Medical Group
Princeton Senior
Resource Center
PSEG
Quaker Bridge Mall
Rue Insurance
SES Americom
Team ETS/First Giving
The Tiger’s Tale
Trenton Thunder
UIH Family Partners
YWCA Princeton
Newcomers & Friends
($500 - $999)
Bank of Princeton
Crealta Pharmaceuticals
Fred Alger Mgmt., Inc.
GEICO
Isles, Inc.
The Martin Rizzo Group
@ Morgan Stanley
Merck Partnership For Giving
Princeton Regional Chamber
of Commerce
Princeton University
Performance Spine
& Sports Medicine
Saker Shop Rites, Inc.
Spectrum Catering
& Concessions
Szaferman, Lakind,
Blumstein, Blade
($150 - $499)
Arts in Action Consulting
Cano Wealth Management
Central Jersey Health Consortium
CURE Auto Insruance
Dress For Success
The First Baptist Church
The Front Porch
Happy Dancer Club
Hightstown High School
HiTOPS, Inc.
Horizon NJ Health
J. McLaughlin
JP Morgan Chase Foundation
Just For You Center
Mercer County
Community College
MillHill Child & Family
Develop. Corp.
Montgomery Athletic
Booster Club, Dance Team
Montgomery Travelers
U13 Soccer ‘Jaguars’
Norman’s Auto Services, Inc.
One Princeton
Palace of Asia
Patidar Cash Carry
Personal Paperwork
Solutions and More, Inc.
Planned Parenthood
of Mercer County
PNC Bank
Points Group
Potluck Society
Princeton Computer Support
Private Wealth
Management Inc.
Regional Cancer Care
Associates, LLP
SigmaTau PharmaSource
Stimulus Brand
Communications
Stoneking Physical Therapy
& Wellness Ctr.
Taft & Partners, LLC
Union Middlesex Orthopedics
United Way of
Greater Mercer County
Womanspace, Inc.
Wrap Around Sports
YWCA Princeton Board
of Directors
(up to $150)
Big Bazaar Lawrenceville
CA Technologies
Central Jersey Family
Health Consortium
Coleman Buick GMC Cadillac
Mehek Fine Indian Dining
Monday Morning Flower
& Balloon Company
New Jersey Business
& Industry Association
Newcomers’ Club of
Lake Bluff & Lake Forest
Precise Foods, LLC
Princeton Independent
Consultants
Princeton Tour Company
Roosevelt First Aid Squad
South Asian Marrow Assn.
of Recruiters, Inc.
Tandoori Bite Indian Cuisine
INDIVIDUAL DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
INDIVIDUAL DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
continued
THE YWCA PRINCETON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY OF THE FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
THE YWCA PRINCETON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY OF THE FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS, EVENTS AND GENERAL OPERATIONS.
AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS, EVENTS AND GENERAL OPERATIONS.
($10,000 and above)
Mary Owen Borden Foundation
Green Family Foundation
David Mathey Foundation
The Merancas Foundation,Inc.
Judy Scheide
The Gertrude E. Skelly
Charitable Foundation
The Starr Foundation
($1,000 - $9,999)
Joyce Albin Family Foundation
Minda Alena
Anonymous
Anonymous
Joan Bulvanoski
Hilary French
Bridgette Heller
Mary Sue Henifin
Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation
Adina Kasof
Kids II Foundation Inc.
Patricia Klag
The George Link, Jr.
Charitable Trust
The Curtis W. McGraw
Foundation
Jayne O’Connor
Elyse Pivnick
The Fred C. Rummel
Foundation
Rutgers University Foundation
Vanessa Sandom
Edward J. and Tracy Shehab
Catherine Smith
Mr. and Mrs. John C.Wellemeyer
F. Helmut and Caroline Weymar
($500 - $999)
($150 - $499)
Lisa R. Allen
Karen Andrade-Mims
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Basile
Kevin and Jayne Cande
Catherine Daler
Barbara Lee Devaney
Michael DiMeglio
Evelyn Flory
Jo Ann Flynn
Robin Fogel
Denise Frederickson
Robert Garmise
Sandra Gayda
Roberta Gernhardt
The Gund, Gordon & Llura,
Fund of the Princeton Area
Community Foundation
Donna Gutierrez
Margarita Jara
Maria Juega
The Lozam Fund
Janis McCarty
John P. McCormack
Karen McGuinness
Donna Nardozza
Mr. and Mrs. James Orphanides
Anne Pepper
Cynthia Pinelli
Rosalie K. Puzio
Cathy Reicheg
Cynthia Ricker
Cindy Rockoff
Sally Samuel
George H. & Estells M.
Sands Foundation
Fizza Seehra
Jaye Hewitt Semrod
Anusha Sivaramakrishnan
Kelly Smolen
Kim Strype
Denise Taylor
Pam Walker
Teresa Adair
Theresa Angiulli
Zofia Babinski
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Bae
Bank of America
Charitable Foundation
Marlene Barnhart
Jessica Belardo
Deb Belfatto
Susan Bernstein
Jim and Sandy Beslity
Elisabeth A. Bish
Barbara Blumenthal
Barbara Bombieri
Ana Bracilovic
Janet Brav
Cindy Bright
Harold Broitman
Courtney Browndorf
Linda A. Bulvanoksi
Teena Cahill
Michelle Cash
Karen L. Clark
Samuel Cler
Julia Bowers Coale
Barbara Coe
Valerie Corace
Amy Craig
Timothy Cresson and
Lenora Kandiner
Debby D’Arcangelo
Teresita Dela Pena
Jaz Deol
Diane De Paz
Barbara DiCostanzo
Jessica Durrie
Fran Durst
Elizabeth Enright
Martha FalconeMcLoughlin
Wendy Feaver
Nidia Fernandez
James Floyd, Jr.
Barbara F. Flythe
Martin Fransson
Ellyn Geller
Paul Gerard
Dee Goldstein
Trudy Govers
Mary Graham
Derrick Grant
Dana Hariton
Ilyndove Healy
John Heilner
The Joe and Lee Herring
Family Foundation
Katie Herspiegel
Jannifer Hill-Keyes
Anne Marie Hofacker
Daniel Hoffman
Jodi Inverso
Kathryn Jacques
Harriet Jahr-Philips
Douglas M. Johnson
Carol Johnston
Elaine Joseph
Laura Kaster
Lenora Kandiner
Katie Keating
Amy Klein
Janet M. Krieg
Davina Lalicon
Margaret Lancefield
Tina LeMar
Dawn Leto
Aaron Levine
Robert Levitt
Julie Lindsey
Dan Lintag
Emily Lintag
Eva Lintag
Claudia Lopez
Ronnie Lowenstein
David Lumberger
Scotia MacRae
Melissa Magid
Anastasia Mann
Ginny Marino
Carol Martin
Virginia Mason
Joe Massone
Jill McNally
Joanne Meehan
Ira Meltzer
Annaliza Mendoza
Crystal Moore
Ellen Morehouse
Kathleen Maguire Morolda
Susan Mullin
Nancy Munn
Meredith Murray
Joyce Neubeck
Dawn O’Brien
Corinne and Joel
Schwartz O’Hara
Andrew and Laurie Okun
Nurit Pegrish
Olympia Perry
Debbie Persaud
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pertusi
Jacqueline Phares
Lucille Piserchia
Princeton Area Community
Foundation
Prakaash Raman
Mr. and Mrs. Raj Rana
Jigna Rao
Anne Reeves
Stephen Reynolds
Joanne Richards
LuAnne Rickey
Will and Nancy Robins
Family Fund
Dave Saltzman
Laurie K. Sanchez
Mr. and Mrs. John Santisi
Shirley Satterfield
Debbie Schaeffer
Meghan Schoennagel
Carol C. Schwab
Elaine Seldner
Jose Serrano
Donna Sher
Mary Silverman
Steven and Karen Sisselman
Deborah Sokol
Sarah Spalding-Kleiman
Mary Lou Spang
Maria Spillman
Judy Springer
Albert and Ellen Stark
Diane Stein
Mara Connolly Taft
William Tang
Karan Taylor
Melissa Tenzer
Janine Thumm
ToppmeyerDeborah
Lisa Trump
J. Tynan
Barbara Ulrich
Thomas Vernon
Timothy Wagner
Victoria Walker
Amy Walton
Barbara F. Wenitsky
Elizabeth Werthan
Mary Wilde
Judy Williams
David Wittenburg
Robin M. Wolf
(up to $149)
Mary Gay Abbott-Young
David and Adrienne
Tymiak Ackerman
Rachel Amico
Amy Arem
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armington
Rita Asch
Carrie Athey
Kip Bateman
Florence Anne Belding
Donald Benjamin
Linda Berger
Joan Bharucha
Mary Grace Billek
Melissa Bohl
Maria Bohn
B. J. Booth
Amy Borgone
Nancy Brady
Kathleen Brett
Leighann Brokaw
Ruth Bronzan
Kim Bruno
Jan Burch
Hilary Burke
David J. Burke
Diane W. Burke
Nancy Burnett
Liz & Mark Caloza
Jack Ciattarelli
Barbara J. Clarke
Lauren Cohen
Libbie Counselman
Paula Sollami Covello
Jean Crane
Catherine Cusma
Amy Beth Dambeck
Meg Davis & Andrew Gomory
Karen Delk
Trish Dennigan
Dr. and Mrs. Mark Schaeffer
Naomi Drew
Brittany Edwards
Emily Eischen
Joanne Elliott
Nancy Everett
Michael and Susan Falcon
Tina Fasano
Patricia Ferriola
Susan Fiske
Marcia Smith Fleres
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Flory
Phyllis Frakt
Sheila Gallagher-Montone
Janet Galvin
Sandra Gillette
Amy Linnea Gilmour
Jeanne Marie Gochuria
Carol Golden
Irene Goldman
Diana Goldstein
Laurel Goodell
Jane Gore
Karen Haley
Audrey Hallowell
Mildred Harford
Lynne M. Harwood
James and Margaret Hastings
Helen Haughton
Roswitha Hehir
James M. and Janet Hester
Barbara Hillier
Mary R. Hobler
Lorraine Holcombe
Douglas R. Honnold
Andrea Honore
Betsy Hoover
Eleanor Horne
INDIVIDUAL DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS
IN-KIND DONORS
continued
THE YWCA PRINCETON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY OF THE FAMILY FOUNDATIONS
THE YWCA PRINCETON GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES THE GENEROSITY OF THE FOLLOWING
AND INDIVIDUAL DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS, EVENTS AND GENERAL OPERATIONS.
IN-KIND DONORS WHO SUPPORT OUR PROGRAMS, EVENTS AND GENERAL OPERATIONS
(up to $149) continued
Yuanhui Hu
Kim Huhn
Robert and Nancy A. Humes
Wendy Humphrey
Rosemarie Hunninghake
Sharon Huss
Kiki Jamieson
Marcela Jara
Elizabeth Johnson
Al Juskot
Florence Kahn
Maureen Kearney
Karen Kibbey
Terri Kiczek
Nancy Kieling
Mary Kiensicki
Nancy Kirby
Bernat and Ora Klein
Kimberley Klinger
Theresa Kremenich
Frank Lackner
Martha Land
Yuki Laurenti
Jacquelyn Lauria
Corinne Lengyel
Lauren Lesack
Mick LeTourneaux
Sara Libou
Eleana Lihan
Brown Little
Christina Liu
Christine Lokhammer
Nelly Londono
Suzanne Lorant
Renee Lustbader
Olivia Mallari
Marie Maman
Cyndi Mark
Mr. and Mrs. James Marks
Kathleen Marschall
Lisa Mazzola
Mary Elizabeth McClellan
Deborah McCourt
Isabel McGinty
Charlotte McLaughlin
Linda McNeil
Sarah R. Mertz
Debroah Metalsky
Karen Meyer
David H. and
Katherine Miller
Gail Mitchell
Tracy L. Morgan
Elisabeth Morgan
Denise Morton
Mr. & Mrs. Irving Nachamkin
Gwen Nagorsky
Sophia Nekoranik
Sheryl Nichols
Rose Nini
Maureen Offord
Ferris Olin
Richard Olsson
Patricia Orr
Sue Osborne
Martha Otis
Brenda Overcash
Daniel J. Pace
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Paine
Joan Panacek
Lisa Patterson
Earl W. Pelio
Joseph Pepele
Jessica Pepper
Deborah Plarre
Ann Poole
Jiahe Qian
Sandra Rabinowitz
Dolores Reed
Rona H. Remstein
Deborah Richey
Vikki Ridge
Louise Robichaud
Vicki Rosenast
Therese Rosenthal
Laurie Russell
Laura Sanders
Patricia Sayles
BreAnn Schaefer
Kay H. Scott
Patricia Serravallo
April Sette
Kathleen Shambe
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Siciliano
Donna Simon
Linda Mills Sipprelle
Valerie A. Smith
Rae Smolen
Emily Solotoff
Jean Cranston Spencer
Wanda Webster Stansbury
Lucia C. Stegaru
Kara Stephenson
Hazel Stix
Warren M. Stock
Ann Strootman
Ann Strumpen-Darrie
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thomas
Daphne Townsend
Rachel Vallianos
Susan A. Vogler
Lauren Walrath
Carol Baker & Ann Watchler
Debbie Watson
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Widner
Ruth Williams
Shirnett Williamson
Kate Wood
Ana Woodrow
Dave Worth
Marian Young
Genevieve Zara
Ann Zawartkay
Pam Zawistowski
Kelly Zingaro
Adventure Aquarium
Alchemist & Barrister Restaurant
Althea
Anthony Rabara Pilates
Arthur Murray Dance Studio
Deborah Barnes
Linda Baumann
Bent Spoon
Beyond Organization
Maria Blomgren
Blue Ribbon Home Furnishings
Eugenie Brunner
Bucks County Children’s Museum
Bucks County Playhouse
Cafe Capuano
Laurel Cameron
Camp Bow Wow
Meg Carsky-Wilson
Kim Carson
Centro Grille
Cold Stone Creamery
Christine Colosimo
Cosmo Bleu Salon
Dandelion
DeLiteful Foods
Judy Dexter
Diamond’s of Pennington
Restaurant
Diana’s Epiphany Hair Studio
Dimensional Management
Distributing Dignity
Anil Diwakari
Patty Dolce
Dolce and Clementes
Italian Gourmet Market
Deborah Lowden Donahue
Enzo’s La Piccola Cucina
Barbara Espenschied
Nancy C. Faherty
The Farmhouse Store
Princeton
Anne Foos
Denise Frederickson
Gentle Healing Wellness Spa
Roberta Gernhardt
Martin Goffman
Barbara Gottfried
Great Looks 4 Less Hair Salon
Madolyn Greve
Jen Grinspan
Grounds For Sculpture
Hamilton Jewelers
Steve Higgens
Hopewell Valley Vineyards, LLC
Houlihan’s
Michael Humphrey
Indigo by Shannon Connor
Interiors
Inn at Glencairn
INVIDI Technologies
Toby Israel
J C Penney Quakerbridge Mall
J M Group
J. McLaughlin
JacobowitzCelia
Alan Jaffe
Jazams
Estate of Barbara Johnstone
Heather Kisilywicz
Kramer Portraits
Lace Silhouettes Lingerie
Lakewood BlueClaws
Landau of Princeton
The Learning Company
Sue Lee
Bonnie L. Lenhardt
Lois Levey
Lisa Jones Style
Lucy’s Ravioli Kitchen
and Market
Seema Malik
Marsha Brown’s Restaurant
Craig Martin, Jr.
Massage Garden
Robert Matuzsan
McCaffrey’s
McCarter Theatre Center
Karen McGuinness
Alan Meinster
Cornelia Mitchell
Jean Moulder
Victoria Chu Moy
Nancy Munn
Mystique Hair and Skin Salon
Nassau Inn
Nassau Presbyterian Church
Netherfield Gallery
Linda Oliver
Olives Bakery & Deli
Onsen for All
Jill Oster
Outback Steakhouse
Owowcow Creamery
Paper Mill Playhouse
PEAC Health & Fitness
Plastic Surgery
Associates of NJ
Prestige Nails
Princeton Symphony
Orchestra
Alaina H. Renson
Steve Reynolds
Ricchard’s
John A. Robbins
Romy Yoga
Rutgers University
Bernice Sacharoff
Patricia Sayles
Carol C. Schwab
Trish Shah
Siam Restaurant
Somerset Patriots
Baseball Club
Sharon Spaight
Mary Lou Spang
Jennifer Spivey
Barbara Stafford
Fred Stoddard
Terhune Orchards
The Times of Trenton
The Tiger’s Tale
Trenton Thunder
Triumph Brewing Company
Francelia Tucker
Michele Tuck-Ponder
Jill Turndorf
twine
The Vault
Villa Barrone Restaurant
Charlie Villano
Villeroy & Boch
Phyllis Warren
West Elm - Marketfair Mall
Williams-Sonoma
Hilary Winter
Marian Young
Zastra Boutique
Barbara Zoratti
Note: This report reflects giving
from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015.
In preparing this report, the YWCA
Princeton has tried to recognize all
those who contributed so generously.
We apologize for any errors and
request that corrections be brought
to our attention.
MEMORIAL AND HONORARY GIFTS - IN MEMORY OF
In memory of Nellie Catanzaro
Edward Heuser and
Stephanie Heuser
In memory of Bonnie Crowley
Ms. Linda Bach
Kenneth Bahrt and Margaret Bahrt
Ms. Carole Lee Beer
Ms. Deborah A. Bianco
Robert Bruguiere and
Judith Bruguiere
Robert Cantlay and Lisbeth Warren
Mr. Douglas Carpenter
Crealta Pharmaceuticals
Ms. Nancy Deeg-Arnold
William Dlouhy and Beverly Dlouhy
Ms. Margaret A. Ference
Edward J. Fiorentino and
Margaret M. Fiorentino
Ms. Connie Garber
David Geoghegan and
Melissa Geoghegan
Wayne Giles and Kim Giles
Mr. Joel Goldstein
Ms. Norma J. Levett
Ms. Alyson Lindsey
Anthony Lonardo and
Emilia Lonardo
Mr. Gary Nackman
Newcomers’ Club of Lake Bluff
& Lake Forest
Jeff Norton and Jane Norton
Dennis O’Leary and
Stephanie O’Leary
John Parker and Beverly Parker
Prestige Wealth Management
Ms. Beverly Raudabaugh
Mr. Nathan Reller
Ms. Gail L. Saetta
Mr. Bruce Samuels
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Siegel
Sigma Tau PharmaSource
S. Joseph Tarnowski and
Deborah Tarnowski
Charles Tobler and Angela Tobler
Ms. Alma Trana
Sam Trana and Carol Trana
Ms. Elizabeth Yamashita
In memory of Dick Donohoe
Ms. Kathy Drulis
In memory of Marjie Eisenberg
Mr. Kenneth Eisenberg
In memory of Liz Erickson
Ed Stier and Judy Stier
In memory of
Wendy Feldman Forrest
Rick Feldman and Bev Feldman
Ms. Alyssa Martin
In memory of Sandra Joy Gatt
Spencer Gaines and
Patricia Gaines
Dr. Charles Gatt
Deborah Glick and
Richard Kirschner
John Krall and Nancy Krall
Montgomery Travelers
U13 Soccer “Jaguars”
Points Group
Mrs. Michelle Pressman
Ms. Ann Seminaro
In memory of Renee Goffman
Ms. Luanne Arico
In memory of
Virginia E Hendrickson
Ms. Alice Irby
In memory of Nancy Lally
Ms. MaryAnn Lally
In memory of Allan Leblang
Ms. Marlene Brown
In memory of Jean Ya-Chen Liu
Ching Chang and Jane Chang
Felix Chang and Ivy Chang
James Chang and Ju Ming Chang
Jun Chang and Helen Chang
Ms. Nancy Chen
Shu-Tsung Chen and
Fuh-Mei Chen
Sow-Yeh Chen
Xia Chen and Jiasheng Chen
Ms. Nancy Cho
David Chou and Nancy Chou
Ms. Cynthia Collins
Ms. Gedia DeMaria
George C. Han and Stell Han
Happy Dancer Club
Gordon Hirschman and
Arianna Hirschman
Bowwei Ho
Ms. Linda L. Huah
Ms. Angela Huang
Mr. & Mrs. Yihhsi S. Huang
Ms. Phyllis Hung
Ms. Patty Hwang
Tzay Rong T. Jenq
Mrs. Virginia Kane
Mr. & Mrs. James Kao
Paul Kung and Diana Kung
Chickwong Spencer Lai and
Lily Lai
Ms. Sue Lai
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lee
Ms. Jessica Lee
Tzuo Yan Lee and Jean C. Lee
Ms. Lily Lew
Fu-Grand Lin and Yu-Fung Lin
Huai-Ping C. Ling
Ms. Katherine Liu
Ms. Kathy Liu
Changguo Lu
Ms. Marlinda Luo
Ms. Kelly M. Michael
Mary Mickles and
Lakeyta D. Francis
Dr. Reza Momeni
Mr. Scott Mosser
Ms. Mary Plaia
Ms. Agnes M. Phares
Jeffrey Pond and Michelle Wang
Ms. Florence Rotondo
Mr. Daniel Schmid
Ms. Jacqueline Shang
Ms. Clara Soong
Ms. Anna Sousa
David Sun and Dona Sun
Ms. Felicia Sun
Shaiu-Ching Sun
Y.C. Sun and Judy Sun
Yu Shing Sun and June Sun
Andrew Sung and Meili Sung
Ms. Theresa Sung
Juh-Ping Tang
Li W. Ting
Jim Tsay and Wendy Tsay
Mr. Francis Tu
Albert H. Wang and Helex Wang
Linda Wang and Y.T. Wang
Ting-Ting Wang
Ling-Ling Wu and Huan-Ter Wu
John Yan and Nancy Yan
Walter J. S. Yang and Alison Yang
MinChyang Yeh and Tricia Yeh
Ms. Sarah Young
Chuan Chih Yu
Ms. Ruth W. Yuan
Yueyi Zhang and Zhixin Yang
In memory of Marie Matthews
Mr. Edward Matthews
In memory of
Alice Storfer Nackman
Mr. Gary Nackman
SOURCES AND USES OF
OPERATING FUNDS 2014-2015
In memory of Len Newton
Ms. Katherine Kish
In memory of Haiyan (Heidi) Pan
Ms. Michele Bernal
In memory of
Doris Elizabeth Richardson
Ms. Marlene Brown
In memory of Amy Z. Sub
Ms. Luanne Arico
Membership Dues - 2%
Endowment/Investment Income - 5%
Special Events - 8%
Government Grants - 2%
Contributions - 5%
Foundation Grants - 4%
*Program
Services - 74%
In memory of
Rabbi Vicki Tuckman
Ms. Marlene Brown
Mr. Mark Janofsky
In memory of Ruth Verhyden
Ms. Alice Irby
In memory of Tracy Wilson
Ms. Virginia Milan
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total revenue: $4,087,868
In honor of Nola Bencze
Ms. Mary Sue Henifin
Fundraising - 9%
In honor of Rick & Bev Feldman
Mr. David Feldman
In honor of Paula Flory
Ms. Adele Lebersfeld
Management
& General - 9%
In honor of Andrea Irby
Ms. Alice Irby
In honor of Gaby Kline
Ms. Meg Catania
Katherine Hatton and Richard Bilotti
*Program
Services - 82%
In honor of Tove Longhta
Ms. Alice Irby
In honor of Laura Martin
Ms. Alyssa Martin
In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Gregory Smith
Ms. Dorothy French
In honor of Prabhavati Tambe
Mr. Samir Tambe
In honor of Kim Wright
Ms. Cynthia Lewis
Ms. Tina Zsenak
In honor of Dr. Peter Yi
Ms. Adrienne Rodewald
total expenses: $4,087,868
* Includes approximately $510,000 in need-based assistance to participants of YWCA Programs.
Complete audited financial statements are available at our office.
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