Living Resources promotes and provides life-enhancing services toindividuals with disabilities in a safe and nurturing environment.

2007 ANNUAL REPORT

Imagine the possibilities…To the regular readers of the Annual Report, our 2007 edition may look a little different. The images we

are using this year are the product of a very unique experiment on the part of our art instructors and

students at the Malta branch of the Carriage House Arts Center. Students were introduced to the

basics of portrait photography as they addressed technical issues such as composition and lighting. As

they took turns in front of and behind the camera, students were encouraged to imagine themselves on a

magazine cover. They quickly began to fall into character as they began to live their dreams. Before

they knew it, instructors Sergio Camacho and Jenny McShan were in the presence of scientists,

professional athletes and rock stars. With the help of Day Community Opportunity Specialist Dave

Whitaker, students were able to use photo-editing software to make their magazine covers come alive!

Dear Friends:

When we wrote to you one year ago, it was to shareour pride and excitement about the historic andenergizing changes that were taking place at LivingResources. We are very pleased and humbled toreport that our expectations regarding the impact ofthose changes in 2007 far exceeded our vision forthe organization.

Throughout the year, we shared the latest chapters of theLiving Resources story in our aptly named newsletters,Sharing the Journey. It is now time to pull all thosenews articles together in a way that truly reflects howfar we have come in just one year! Any discussion ofprogress, however, must be accompanied by the cautiousrecognition that there is still much to be done. LivingResources Boards of Directors, our 700 employees andthe 1,100 people we serve require that we meet eachchallenge with innovative programming, intellectualvigor and the physical stamina necessary to reach thenext milepost; with our 2007 corporate growth andachievements in hand, we believe we are well positionedto do so.

Perhaps the most important event impacting LivingResources in 2007 was our enhanced visual presence inthe community as a result of the construction of a per-manent headquarters on Washington Avenue Extension.Combining our administrative and program operationsat one location, easily accessible to all of the upstateareas, has not only been economically farsighted andlogistically supportive for the individuals and familieswe serve, but also environmentally responsible. Fromthe ground breaking in March to the move-in in August,the entire Living Resources family watched the rise ofour new home with a shared excitement that was alsovisible throughout the community. As the building tookshape, many friends of the organization sought namingopportunities that would allow them a lasting way inwhich to show their appreciation for all this agency hasdone for their families and for the people in our serviceareas. We are indeed grateful for their support.

Our larger quarters have also allowed us to establish theMiller Sanders Gallery where we showcase the awardwinning talents of our extraordinary artists and thetalented professional staff who guide and nurture them.In 2007, 13 Living Resources artists were featured in thegallery’s premier show. This event was so well receivedthat we chose to create the first ever Living Resourcescalendar which we shared throughout the community andthe art world. The gallery, which was named in honor ofLorraine Miller and Richard Sanders, has been featuringa remarkable series of shows ever since and has becomean important stop for all visitors coming to the agency toconduct business.

The pride we share with our individuals and their familiescould not have been more evident than when the firstgraduates of the College Experience Program receivedtheir certificates of completion at The College of SaintRose graduation on May 12, 2007. We will alwaysremember Emily, Kate and Marcie as the pioneers whoforged the trail for the next individuals who will takeadvantage of this life-changing experience. Our sincerethanks go out to them, their families and to the New YorkState Office of Mental Retardation and DevelopmentalDisabilities which provided the funding for thisunique program.

We will continue to share our challenges, as well as ourstrengths, as we communicate with our Living Resourcesfriends, families and community stakeholders.Remembering that fifty percent of effectivecommunication involves the art of active listening, weask that you continue to share your thoughts with us.Our committed board members and well-trained, caringstaff are ready to respond to your feedback and areespecially energized by the written comments you send uson the annual family surveys, and the thoughts andsuggestions you include with your letters, e-mails andphone messages. The end of the journey may never bewithin our sight, but sharing the journey will strengthenour resolve to meet every challenge along the way.

Sincerely,

Fredrick W. ErlichChief Executive Officer

Donald D. Bourque, Ph.DPresident, Board of Directors

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The Ground Breaking and Ribbon Cutting ceremonies for the new and permanent headquarters on WashingtonAvenue Extension represented a new chapter in the history of Living Resources. On March 8 and October 11,

community leaders, board members, family and friends came together to help us celebrate. The 34-year vision of ourfounders, including CEO Fred Erlich and Bishop Howard J. Hubbard was now a reality. The $7.6 million buildingwhich provides a strong, visible presence for Living Resources in the Capital Region is being financed with tax-exemptIDA bonds.

The College Experience Program (CEP) graduated three students at The College of Saint Rose commencementceremony at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center on May 12, 2007. Congratulations to Emily, Kate and Marcie who

will always be remembered as the first of many young people to complete this special two-year certificate program, thatnot only provides a true college experience, but also allows people with developmental disabilities to hone the skills theywill need to transition to independent living in their communities.

Agroup of participants from the Living Resources Acquired Brain Injury program, working collectively under thename of Truly Blessed Ink, published its first book which they have entitled I Know You Won’t Forget. The book,

underwritten by the Living Resources Foundation, tells the story of a young boy whose mother suffers a traumatic braininjury (TBI). On September 25, 2007, the organization celebrated the nationwide release of the book with a booksigning party at the new headquarters.

Afour bedroom home in Delmar for four youngwomen was added to the Living Resources

slate of residences in October. The organizationnow includes 39 homes serving 230 residentsand 39 supportive apartments serving 41individuals. The increase in living spaces waspartly due to the acquisition of nine apartmentsin the City of Albany from the Office of MentalRetardation and Developmental Disabilities.Many of the individuals living in apartmentshave jobs in the community and must be able toindependently call for help in case of anemergency.

In addition to a patient caseload consisting ofhome-bound elderly clients across four

counties, the Licensed Home Care Agencycontinued to provide over 26,000 hours ofsupplemental staffing for open positions in LivingResources residences during the weekend and lateafternoon hours of care. The agency alsoreceived approval as a Home and CommunitySupport Services (HCSS) provider for individualswith brain injuries enrolled in the Department ofHealth brain injury waiver. Staff training ofPersonal Care Aides continued throughout the yearto insure that the agency would meet all HCSSeducational requirements.

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Living Resources Annual Report 2007

Rotaract, a “Junior Rotary Club” sponsored byLiving Resources, is a volunteer service

organization for adult individuals with disabilities.Eighteen members make up our agency group alongwith one part-time staff. During the past year, Rotaracthas volunteered at a local adult home, an animalshelter and the Capital District Regional Food Bank.

In conjunction with the Imagine this… communityappeal, Living Resources staff established a unique

employee-driven component to this three-yearcampaign. The purpose of the employee fund is to meetthe needs of those we serve which cannot be funded anyother way. The campaign is simply called the EmployeeAppeal and all funds are raised through staff events orpledged through payroll deductions. November 1, 2007was the kick-off date for the three-year, $50,000campaign; by year’s end, employees had proudly raisedover $15,000.

It has been another banner, award-winning year for theCarriage House Arts Center (CHAC). Requests for

exhibits by the CHAC artists included the 4th AnnualNature Art Exhibit at the Thatcher Park Nature Center,the Earth Day Show in April and the 9th Annual ArtsShowcase during summer 2007 at the Albany VisitorsCenter, and the 7th Annual National Exhibition for Artists with Disabilities at Sunnyview Hospital. The acrylic paintingby CHAC artist Kelsey Brennan entitled Mums was awarded the cover of the New York State Association of Communityand Residential Agencies events calendar distributed statewide at the annual conference and art show held at TheSagamore in Lake George, New York.

Chief Executive Officer Fredrick W. Erlich was honored by The Academy for Character Education at the SageColleges with the 2007 Civic Leadership Award on March 21 at the annual Champions of Character Awards

Banquet. The award recognized Fred’s many years of service on behalf of individuals with disabilities, his manifest visionof all that still needs to be done for this special segment of the population and his strong advocacy for communitysupport and inclusion.

The 2007 Family Survey was a compilation of 130 family responses. In answer to the question of “how you wouldrate the overall quality of this program,” 99% of our families responded excellent or good. 128 staff members were

also acknowledged by name for their excellent work with our individuals and families. A parent’s description of theagency as “friendly, responsive, cooperative and caring and the client always comes first,” says it all when it comes torating Living Resources customer service!

The much anticipated Annual Agency Picnic for friends and family took place on July 20 at Krause’s Pavilion in CliftonPark. Attendance exceeded 550 and the weather and food also exceeded everyone’s expectations. The presentation

of Living Resources jackets to ten new members of the 25 Year Club was the highlight of the summer event; four 30-yearblankets were also part of the presentations. Over 50 of the 268 individuals receiving residential services have been partof the Living Resources family for 25 or more years.

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Voluntary Residential Maintenance Program grants from the NYS Office of Mental Retardation andDevelopmental Disabilities totaled $247,643 in 2007. Projects funded through these special grants included

renovations to kitchens and bathrooms, roof replacements at three houses, the installation of new fire alertsystems and the repaving of house driveways. New emergency generators were also installed at seven residences.

The Training Department which is responsible for the coordination of staff orientation, staff professionaldevelopment and state mandated re-certification trainings, added evening and weekend classes to its schedule

in order to meet the needs of our growing staff numbers. The trainers estimated they spent over 1200 hours ofactual classroom time including orientation for 187 new hires and several recertification classes for current staffin CPR, basic first-aid and Strategies for Crisis Intervention and Prevention. In the spring of 2007, thedepartment, in collaboration with the CEO, also conducted a special series of seminars call Conversations inManagement for the agency directors who supervise over 650 full and part-time staff.

In September 2007, Living Resources began a unique collaboration with Union College in Schenectady to servestudents with Asperger’s Syndrome. In an effort to help some of Union’s best and brightest challenged by this

developmental disability, the agency held weekly group sessions where students learned skills that would aid themin their struggles to understand social cues and the subtleties of humor which were not meant to be taken literally.In group, students identified many challenging social situations and worked to improve their ability to mix withthe general academic settings. With the exception of one graduate, all students plan to participate in thisprogram for another year.

F iscal indicators of the corporation’s businesshealth continued to be strong and positive.

The ratio of current assets to liabilities increasedin 2007 and corporate revenue for bothresidential and non-residential programsincreased by a combined total of 8.7%.

W ith the beginning of the 2007-2008 schoolyear, Employment Services started a School

to Work Program partnership with theShenendehowa School District. Funded by athree-year New York State Education Grant, theprogram serves high school students with a widerange of cognitive disabilities. The purpose ofthis transition program is to provide studentswith an opportunity to develop anunderstanding of workplace skills along with achance to practice those skills with a LivingResources job coach. In addition to jobcoaching, Employment Services staff also developappropriate job sites in the Clifton Park area ofSaratoga County for the students.

2007 | The Year in Review

Living Resources Annual Report 2007

Programs & Health Agencies Individuals Served

Acquired Brain Injury Services.............................................................................. 98

After School Program............................................................................................42

Carriage House Arts Center................................................................................ 200

Certified Home Health Agency............................................................................117

Clinical Services.................................................................................................. 157

College Experience Program................................................................................. 13

Day Services (community-based).........................................................................134

Day Services (site-based)....................................................................................... 57

Employment Services.......................................................................................... 114

Hearing Impaired & Interpreting Services.............................................................86

In-Home Support Services.....................................................................................26

Licensed Home Care Agency...............................................................................140

Residential Services*........................................................................................... 271

Rotaract/Self-Advocacy......................................................................................... 18

Service Coordination.......................................................................................... 286

Total Individuals Served.......................1,759

Unduplicated Total.............................. 1,097

*Including 78 homes and apartments for people with developmental disabilities living in Albany,Rensselaer, Saratoga, Schenectady and Westchester Counties.

STATEMENT OF INCOMEGovernment Fees & Grants

Residential Programs....................................................................$21,029,084Non-Residential Programs ...............................................................9,998,041

Other Revenue ............................................................................................186,630

Total Income ........................................................................................$31,213,755

STATEMENT OF EXPENSESResidential Program Services ................................................................$18,256,306

Non-Residential Program Services............................................................9,523,440

Administration .........................................................................................3,348,364

Total Expenses......................................................................................$31,128,110Audit Conducted by Cusack & Company, CPAʼs LLC

SERVICES PROVIDED

FINANCIAL STATEMENT

(Adjusted to eliminate over counting due to cross-enrollment in programs.)

Living Resources Corporation and Affiliates Year Ended December 31, 2007

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Living Resources Annual Report 2007

Gifts to AcquiredBrain Injury ServicesFo’Castle Farm Country StoreDavid A. LattucaDeborah A. Newkirk

Gifts to the After School ProgramStewart’s Foundation Holiday MatchWGY Christmas Wish Campaign

Gifts to the CarriageHouse Arts CenterAlbany County Convention &

Visitors BureauAnia Hair Studio, Inc.The Arts Center of the Capital RegionGrayce Susan BurianKatherine P. DixonDrue Sanders Custom JewelersFlora’s StationThe Flower Girl ShopKismet GalleryMichael Marsello/Blown AwayMcIntyre’s PubAllie NaiglesMr. & Mrs. John F. NitskyNikki RyfKathe Sheehan/The CostumerMr. & Mrs. Frederick SieversMisty SmithSome GirlsWatervliet Wine & LiquorWindFlowers Gardens

Gifts to the CertifiedHome Health AgencySusan Dunnigan

Gifts to Clinical ServicesDeborah A. Newkirk

Gifts to the CollegeExperience ProgramDeborah A. Newkirk

Gifts to the DayOpportunities ProgramPatricia HernandezBetty Ann Rich

Gifts to Residential ServicesKatherine P. DixonPatricia & Ted LevineFran & Charles Rasmussen

Gifts in Support of Servicesto Individuals with DisabilitiesKenneth AbeleClifford & Joyce ApgarDeborah AppeHeather Latant AragonaManning & Lois BalcomMr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Bandel, Esq.Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. BassettKaren M. BerneyHonorable Robert M. BlaisVladia C. Boniewski & Daniel R.VallelyMr. & Mrs. Gary BruckerL. H. BurhmasterMr. & Mrs. Robert BylancikEllen C. ChapmanMr. & Mrs. John P. CimonWilliam D. & Mary Jane CioffiMarjorie CoelloMr. & Mrs. Paul F. CooneyMr. & Mrs. Bruce CoveyCrisafulli Bros. Plumbing & HeatingLoretta E. DarcyRobert H. Day, Jr.Dr. & Mrs. A. Thomas DeckerWilliam & Colleen DolanMr. & Mrs. Jack W. Draffen

Susan DunniganRoland, Christa & Mark EberhardMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichFelthousen’s Florist & GreenhouseMr. & Mrs. Patrick Gabriel, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Arnold W. GalbraithAnn & Edward GaynorNeil & Jane Golub

Thomas J. Gorman Fund,The Community Foundationfor the Capital Region

Sylvia & Thomas GrayThomas A. GreeleyTimothy & Irene GriffinHal G. Gueutal, Ph.D.Patricia HernandezHiggins Family FoundationCarolyn HineMr. & Mrs. J.G. Fred Hiss, Jr.Karl R. Horstmann & Julie PankeiGive.comOscar & Gloria IversonJohn & Marlene JamesJohn’s Auto Service, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. KatzKeeler Motor Car CompanyMr. & Mrs. Martin KenneallyKeyBankMaggie Kirwin, Ed.D.Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. KoblenskyLeonard J. KotConstance LaymonMr. & Mrs. Charles E. LaytonPatricia & Ted LevineMr. & Mrs. Michael LindburgTimothy Lytton & Rachel AnisfeldM.M. Hayes Company, Inc.James & Barbara MalerbaMr. & Mrs. Leo MalossiWilliam & Theresa MangoMapInfo Corporation

Phyllis MarksMr. & Mrs. Anthony MarrazzoAdele S. MazloomMr. & Mrs. Bernard J. McCueStephen & June McQuideWilliam & Sheila McVeighMr. & Mrs. Peter MecklerDr. Richard Medved

PARTNERSHIPS IN CARING

Donations received January 1, 2007 through December 31, 2007. Each year, the work of Living Resources goes forwardwith the generous support of our many Community Partners. The gifts of time and financial contributions from donors,

volunteers, family members and friends are greatly appreciated; it is the support and advocacy of our programs andservice delivery that these gifts represent, however, that truly honors the Living Resources’ Mission.

In support of the Imagine this… appeal for innovation, the following corporations andindividuals have chosen to support Living Resources through naming opportunities availablein our new headquarters. Thank you to BBL Construction Services, Bond, Schoeneck &King, Capital District Physicians’ Health Plan, Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick W. Erlich, Williamand Sheila McVeigh, Dale L. Miller, Deborah A. Newkirk, Bob and Sharon Ormerod,Drue Sanders, and Dorothy S. Stevens who have generously made commitments at levelsof $10,000 and above. Their generosity has inspired others and will forever associate theirnames with Living Resources.

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Mr. & Mrs. Peter Menditto, Jr.Marion F. MichaelsMr. & Mrs. Jim MoodyMary E. MounteerRachel MullerDrs. Tamton & Rahma MustaphaKen Myers/Hoffman & Miller Oil CompanyMr. & Mrs. Robert L. MyersDeborah A. NewkirkMr. & Mrs. John F. NitskyMr. & Mrs. Donald J. NolanThe Old Brick Furniture CompanyCharles & Donna PaioffDavid & Kristin McVeigh ParenteMr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. PauquetteMr. & Mrs. Randall S. PerryMr. & Mrs. William PicotteRonald & Cynthia PlacekRobert Plattner & Lauri Rosmarin-PlattnerAlice B. PooleJohn & Barbara PuigBetty Ann RichDonald S. RubinAndrea RussoSchenectady Safe and Lock/Stanley WolfeHelga A. SchroeterJim & Robin SevinskyDrs. David & Mollie ShulanMr. & Mrs. Frederick SieversDonald & Margaret SipperlyElizabeth Squires/KeyBankMr. & Mrs. William StevensStrategic Pension Services, LLCTargetRosemary “Rowie” TaylorKathleen E. Thiel & J. Eric KingSusan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.Mr. & Mrs. Richard ThumanVirginia E. TouheyKevin B. TullyPaul & Kimberly ValenteMargarethe VandenbergDavid & Rosemary VaraMrs. Elmer D. ViallJohn G. WalshEdward Wilcenski, Esq.Patricia WilliamsTom & Mary Ellen WindishLouis & Loretta Zalar

Imagine this…Appeal for InnovationAnonymousJennifer BackhausManning & Lois BalcomMr. & Mrs. Ralph W. Bandel, Esq.Kwesi BlanksonMr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Bleser, Jr.Vladia C. Boniewski & Daniel R.VallelyBrian BoodrowDavid B. BorgeDave & Dorothy BrownellBeth BurdittMr. & Mrs. Philip CatchpoleCatholic Charities Disabilities ServicesRichard & Jeanne CodyMichael & Macaire CognettiSteve & Kathy Condon

John Charles CookMichael Cooley & Mary Beth HannerKimberly DarlingStephanie DiCoccoCelia A. DonnellyAnne DoyleKaren DoyleBarbara DragonTracy DrobishSusan DunniganMichael Brian EnglishMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. Erlich

Maggie Erlich & Reed AndersonMr. & Mrs. Richard FountainRon & Judi FreyBette & Joel FrisinoErin GappDenise HamedyFrancine HemansRachelle HicksJanice HundleyMaggie Kirwin, Ed.D.Joe LaMalfaMartha LambLori LawrenceConstance LaymonDonald Led DukeJim LevayKay LevineJulie LissMichelle A. LockeSusan & Colin LovelockMarc W. LustickEileen MartelWilliam & Sheila McVeighTara & Joseph MorelliPauline & Timothy MorrisDeb & Gordon MurtaghNYSERDADeborah A. NewkirkDavid NoonanBob & Sharon OrmerodChristine PamberiRandy & Lawanda PattersonCarolyn Peterson-VaccaroDavid & Christy PutmanKathleen Quinn & James LortsherLisa, John & Joseph RazanouskyCharlene SaideJim & Robin SevinskyRuth E. SmithDorothy S. StevensApril SymanskiAndrea TaichnarMr. & Mrs. C.E. Tryon, Jr.Kevin TullyAnne Valliere

Janeen VanAukenJohn G. WalshPatricia WilliamsTamara Wong

Imagine this…EndowmentAlta & Bernie Schallehn

Imagine this…Miller Sanders Gallery

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas L. AlesandroAnonymousMr. & Mrs. Frederick C. GrantierMr. & Mrs. Robert C. GravesGreater Capital Association of

REALTORS, Inc.Wayne R. Johnson & Barbara CollinsMr. & Mrs. Mark LevineMr. & Mrs. William MangoJoan & Jim MeyerDeborah A. NewkirkJohn & Marion NitskyMr. & Mrs. Chet OpalkaMr. & Mrs. Louis PolsinelloCommissioner Arthur J. RothDrue SandersMr. & Mrs. Chip SteinTimothy & Bonnie UnserMrs. Elmer D. Viall

Matching GiftsGE FoundationKey Foundation

United Way/SEFAAnonymousRobert G. BaileyPatricia BrennanSteven E. BrownKathleen HenaultTedd M. JohnsonStanley J. KellySusan LanahanJeffrey MattsonCarolyn Peterson-VaccaroEileen PierceFrancis RotundoConstance RueMary ShoudyMichael R. SymanskiLinda Zell

The After School Program (ASP) expanded its program services to fivelocations: Draper Middle School, Averill Park, Bethlehem and Shaker HighSchools and the southern Saratoga County “without walls” program. Thanksto grants from the 2007 Stewarts Holiday Match and WGY Christmas Wishthe ASP has been able to offer weekly Yoga classes and a six-week therapeutichorseback riding program in addition to bowling, swimming and Tae Kwon Do.

Living Resources Annual Report 2007

17th AnnualCulinary CornucopiaA Peaceful Place/Virginia E. TouheyAccent Health Care Services, Inc.ADvantage PromotionsAlbany Chapter Autism Society of AmericaAlbany Country ClubAlbany County Convention &

Visitors BureauAlbany MarriottAlbany Marriott MarketMr. & Mrs. John AllenAmerican AnchorAmerican Culinary FederationAngelo’s 677 PrimeBill & Kimberly AperanceJoyce & Cliff ApgarArlene’s Artist MaterialsMark ArmstrongArtforms Gallery & FrameryKeith & Debbie AtlasMr. & Mrs. Vincent AusfeldBBL Construction Services, LLCBFS Delicatessen & CaféTracy BarbozaJohn & Marlana BarsczHolly BaylyRachel BeaudoinBelisama Body WorksBenchemark Printing, Inc.Bennett Contracting, Inc.Big Brothers Big SistersMr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Bleser, Jr.Frank & Mary BologninoBond, Schoeneck & King, PLLCVladia C. BoniewskiMr. & Mrs. David B. BorgeBouchey Financial GroupBrian BowdenThe Braverman-Panza Medical GroupHonorable Mary E. BrizzellKevin & Alissa BuhrmasterCR Gas Logs & FireplacesCameo CoutureTony CannoneCapitalCare Medical GroupCapital Communications Federal

Credit Union

Capital Region BOCESCapital Region Urological SurgeonsCarter, Conboy, Case, Blackmore,

Maloney & Laird, PCMr. & Mrs. Thomas CaselaCenter for Natural WellnessCentury HouseCynthia & Mark ChalachanChatham Imports, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. CoffeyMichael CognettiBruce & Cindi Cole

Mr. & Mrs. James P. ColemanThe College of Saint RoseKristen CollinsCommunity Living & Advocacy SupportsJim & Jeanne ConboyMr. & Mrs. William ConnorPeter CornellJenness CortezCotton Hill StudioCrisafulli Bros. Plumbing & HeatingCrown Plaza AlbanyCulinary CelebrationsRob CurryConnie D’AmatoRick D’Amato-BoniDavid DanielKim DarlingDavies Office Refurbishing, Inc.Leo P. DeanLou & Donna DeCarloJohn DeCelleGerald & Phyllis DeckerDelmonico’s Steak HouseKathleen & Robert DelsignoreAl DeSalvo & Susan ThompsonThe DesmondBob & Laura DieterichDiviniteaDonna DowDavid DoyleKaren DoyleTracy DrobishDrue Sanders Custom JewelersJoan DugasMark & Caroline DugasMr. & Mrs. Jeffrey DusekJoAnn DwyerEdison ClubPaul & Diane EhmannAllen & Stacey EisnorEl LocoThe Epicurean at Sterup SquareMr. & Mrs. Fredrick W. ErlichMaggie Erlich & Reed AndersonFancy ShmancyRenee FarleyFelthousen’s FloristNancy Fenster

Sal & Donna FerlazzoFern LodgeBill FibigerEileen FinnemanKimberly FinniganFirst Albany Capital, Inc.1st National Bank of ScotiaFirst NiagaraFlores Studio/Crimson GalleryFogg’s Automotive & SuzukiFrederick Wildman & SonsJudi, David & Steven Frey

Friends Lake InnMr. & Mrs. Joel F. FrisinoDr. & Mrs. Mark FruitermanDr. & Mrs. Roy FruitermanFusion CuisinePat & Terry GabrielSarah GageElizabeth J. GallagherSheila GallagherPaul & Kara GalloGarcia’s Mexican RestaurantDavid GardnerKenneth GellhausKevin GeorgeGeorge Mann Tory TavernMr. & Mrs. Don GibsonGideon Putnam Resort & SpaMark & Julie GillenwaltersGinsberg’s FoodElayne GoldMona GolubNeil & Jane GolubDr. Kathleen & Mr. William GormleyGrandma’s PiesRudy GrantGreat Escape & Splashwater KingdomEileen GuarinoEric & Gretchen Guenther/

Adventure in FoodGary GuentherGuilderland YMCAHCP ArchitectsHSBC BankNancy HaberMr. & Mrs. Marc HannibalWilliam M. Harris & Holly KatzPatricia HernandezRachelle HicksJohn HoffmanHoffman Development Corp.Hoffman & Miller Oil Co.Roy Hogeboom & Cindy TurkettMelissa HouckHowe CavernsHuck Finn’s WarehouseMiles HughettThe Inn at ErlowestJack’s Oyster HouseJanney Montgomery Scott, LLCDoug JasinskiJillian’sMicky JimenezJohn’s Auto ServiceKaren B. JohnsonJones & Wilcenski PLLCE. Stewart Jones, Jr.Dr. Eva JosephSister Maureen Joyce, RSMJoyelle’s Jewelers LimitedPeter KarpMel KatzMr. & Mrs. Edward KearneyMaria KearyBryan KelleyRichard & Pam KelleyMr. & Mrs. Martin KenneallyBrad KorzatkowskiMr. & Mrs. Brent KosocBohdan KostiukKrause’s Homemade Candy

The 17th Annual Culinary Cornucopia which took place on November 11,was again emceed by anchor Benita Zahn from Channel 13. As in years past,the event, which showcases the best food from the area’s most prestigiousand popular restaurants, hosted a sellout crowd of individuals who come backyear after year. The winner of the 2007 People’s Choice Award for favoriterestaurant went to Angelo’s 677 Prime and Executive Sous Chef Ken Kehn.

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Living Resources Annual Report 2007

Debbie Kreis, Tech Valley CommunicationsChuck KreuterTom & Denyce Lacy

Gary & Sue LanahanMaria LancellaLapland Lake, Inc.La Serre RestaurantLavelle & Finn, LLPBrian S. LeeMr. & Mrs. Mark LevineLime RestaurantJulie LissMichelle LockeLong Heating & CoolingChristine LorussoSusan LovelockGary & Kim LynchM.M. HayesM&T BankMTM Pharmacy ServicesColleen B. MacaulayAllison MacLaggerMaestro’s RestaurantMain St. Ice Cream Parlor & RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Stephen MalinowskiCathy MalloyMallozzi’s at the Italian American

Community CenterJeanne MaloyMangia Wood Fired Pizza & PastaMarche at 74 StateCara MarrusoMichael MarselloMarshall & Sterling InsuranceEileen MartelMr. & Mrs. Dave MartinMr. & Mrs. Edmond G. MassaMatt & Debi MatneyBill & Sharon MayerMcCadam CheeseBruce & Patricia McConneleeLinda McDermottKelli McLeodErin McLoughlinWilliam & Sheila McVeighMr. & Mrs. Donald G. MedickCathy Merriman & Larry AltrockJoan & Jim MeyerMarion F. MichaelsBeth MicielliMiller Printing & Litho, Inc.Dale L. Miller, CMCMirror Lake InnAlma MitchellDavid & Cindy MoecklerBruce & Denise MolinoMooradian’s FurnitureJoe MorelliMorgan Linen Service, Inc.The Morgan State HousePauline Morris

Bill MurrayJanet MurrayDeb & Gordon Murtagh

NYS Developmental DisabilitiesPlanning Council

NYS Theatre InstituteSandra & Joseph NardociMr. & Mrs. Rob NazarianDeborah A. Newkirk & Jack MyersJohn Newkirk9 Maple AveGail NizinkirckNortheastern Fine JewelryThe Old Brick Furniture Co.Sally O’LearyKaren & Chet OpalkaJames & Joan O’SullivanSean O’SullivanJohn O’TooleDan OwensPanera BreadAnthony & Jill Braverman-Panza, M.D.David & Kristin McVeigh ParenteMr. & Mrs. Rudy PaulsenMr. & Mrs. Wilfred B. Pauquette

Pegasus RestaurantMr. & Mrs. Randall PerryCarolyn Peterson-VaccaroGreg PhillipsDavid & Theresa PillitterePaul & Cheri PinkansRon & Carol PiotrowskiFern PivarArthur & Susan PlacePlaza FitnessLarry PoitrasPolish Community CenterJoseph & Diane PorterMr. & Mrs. Warren PrattProfessor Java’s Coffee SanctuaryJames & Alys ProstackPeter RaiffRandall Perry PhotographyPhyllis RaymondReal Seafood CompanyRelph Benefit AdvisorsAngela ReynoldsLinda & James Rhoades, CEC, AAC

Richard C. RiccioMr. & Mrs. Kenneth S. RitzenbergRiverside Gallery & GiftsDon & Pam RobbinsRoma’s Food ImportsRomeo’sDan & Debbie RoundRoyal Care PharmacyKeith & Mary RozakKevin RubyCara RucinskiJohn RyanSEFCUMike & Betsy SaltsmanSam’s Italian & American RestaurantDrue Sanders & David EhmannDr. Margaret McKenna SandersLewis SapersteinSaratoga Hotel & Conference CenterSaratoga National Museum of DanceSaratoga Polo Catering & EventsSaratoga SavoyAlta & Bernie SchallehnMr. & Mrs. Stephen SchifleyHelga A. SchroeterPaul ScioccehettiDavid SeidersJohn & Gaby SeimJim & Robin SevinskyAlbert & Pat SheldonWalter SherwoodGary SiegelSimply SterlingBrian Siska

Ken & Marggie SkinnerSmith Barney CitigroupBarbara SmithSharon SmithSoft•tex Factory Outlet StoreBarbara SoldaniVirginia SpadaroJoel Spiro, M.D. & Kira KaphinouskySpringwater BistroHyman Stadlen, M.D.Staff Ciampino & Company, P.C.StampassionThe State RoomDorothy S. StevensHarry E. Stevens, IIIStewart’s ShopsStrategic Pension ServicesMr. & Mrs. Robert StrayerStuyvesant Plaza, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. John SullivanSunmark Federal Credit UnionSylvan LearningApril Symanski

Living Resources received two Legislative Initiative Grants in 2007. SenatorHugh Farley was the sponsor for a $25,000 grant for the Balltown Roadresidence; the money was used for furnishing and other equipment needed at thehouse. Assemblyman James Tedisco also sponsored a grant for $10,000 whichwas used to replace the carpeting at the Schenectady office which is now home tothe Schenectady County branch of the Day Services programs and the CertifiedHome Health Agency.

Many thanks to the state employees from Albany, Rensselaer, Saratoga,Schoharie (50-401) and Schenectady (68-647) counties for designatingyour SEFA donations to Living Resources in 2007. Beginning with the 2008appeal, one SEFA number (50-401) will cover all counties in the Capital Region.

Imagine the possibilities…

Sysco FoodsThomas & Tracy TealTech Valley CommunicationsPatrick TefftMarisa TellerBrian & Carolyn TemperineDave TetaCraig ThalerMr. & Mrs. Arthur ThornSusan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.Norman TibbettsTime Warner CableTimes UnionTimes Union CenterWilliam & Joanne ToomeyToscaWillard & Mary TowneTransFirst LLCTri-City Valley CatsTrang TrinhTrustco BankMr. & Mrs. C.E. TryonMichael & Lynette TuckerRobert TurnerBonnie UnserMary VailMr. & Mrs. Paul C. ValenteValvoline Instant Oil ChangeJaneen VanAukenJay & Maureen VandervortShawn VianaJohn & Debbie WalshMr. & Mrs. Christopher WardWausau InsuranceWeatherguard Roofing Co.Heidi WeberGary & Jan WeitzmanWheatfields RestaurantMary WhiteSusan WhiteWhiteface MountainDr. Bob WishnoffRobert WoodruffTodd WoodruffYoung, Sommer… LLCBenita ZahnBen & Lynette Ziskin

Tributes and MemorialsA.T. Cross EmployeesMr. & Mrs. Robert BeatriceGrayce Susan BurianJoanne CerneckDale M. CrisafulliRobert S. CummingsEvelyn M. CurrieRobert & Kathleen DelsignoreBrad & Susan DixonMr. & Mrs. Brian Dixon

Katherine P. DixonMr. & Mrs. Kent DixonDeborah GoldsteinMary R. HallMr. & Mrs. Michael Herron

Debbie JohnsonKey Private Bank EmployeesMrs. Doris LeeAmy Levie & Judy CuccoloJulie LissDarlana C. Martinez & Sally M. KipperDr. & Mrs. Richard MedvedElizabeth Moore & David DrachKathleen M. O’BrienBarbara Poll & Kathleen IselyChristine & Richard MartinJoan MeyerMary MlodzianowskiPauline & Timothy MorrisJohn & Marian NitskySuzan P. PollockWanda P. PowellTherese RowcroftJoseph & Elizabeth SidotiPamela SoroccoStaff members of Living Resources

Acquired Brain Injury ServicesSandra SternBonnie UnserMark & Jody UrbanTom & Mary Ellen Windish

Gifts Made to theLorraine Miller ScholarshipFund for the ArtsJohn P. Miller

Gifts Made to theJanet E. RosensteinScholarship Fund for MusicJohn P. Miller

Gifts In-KindBenchemark Printing, Inc.Cheryl DeNiceFredrick W. ErlichDale L. Miller, C.M.C.Bob & Sharon OrmerodGeorge R. RosnerApril SymanskiMargaret Wolf

On October 3, the fourth annual Appreciation Luncheon for donors andvolunteers was held on the magnificent Mainstage at Proctor’s Theatre.More than 120 guests were recognized for their continued support of LivingResources, each receiving a calendar featuring artwork by Carriage HouseArts Center students.

Matching gift programs provide ongoing support.Living Resources wishes to thank the GE Foundationand KeyBank for their commitment to communitynonprofit organizations through their matching giftsprograms. And, to the donors who take advantage ofthese programs, we thank you for designating your giftto the benefit of Living Resources.

Living Resources Annual Report 2007

Living Resources Corporation2007 Board of Directors

OfficersDonald D. Bourque, Ph.D., PresidentJohn S. Delaney, Vice PresidentAlta Schallehn, TreasurerKristin Parente, Secretary

Board MembersManning BalcomRalph W. Bandel, Esq.Vladia C. BoniewskiRobert BylancikRichard T. CodyWilliam J. GormleyHal G. Gueutal, Ph.D.William McVeighHenrietta MessierRosemary TaylorPaul C. ValentePatricia Williams

Living Resources Foundation2007 Board of Directors

OfficersJill Braverman-Panza, M.D., PresidentJohn G. Walsh, Vice PresidentEdmond G. Massa, TreasurerDeborah A. Newkirk, Secretary

Board MembersAnn Austin-StrayerRaymond A. Bleser, Jr.Donald D. Bourque, Ph.D.Richard T. CodyMaggie Kirwin, Ed.D.Robert H. OrmerodLynn J. PauquetteCarolyn Peterson-VaccaroJohn J. PuigDaniel RoundDrue SandersAlta SchallehnJames A. Sevinsky, Esq.Elizabeth Squires*Dorothy S. StevensSusan Thrasher, M.D., Ph.D.Paul C. ValenteChristopher Ward

Administrative StaffFredrick W. Erlich, Chief Executive OfficerRoy Hogeboom, Chief Financial OfficerAndrea Taichnar, Assistant Executive Director of Program ServicesJudith Frey, Assistant Executive Director of Administrative Services

DirectorsJennifer Backhaus, College Experience Program, Intake & WestchesterDavid Borge, Acquired Brain Injury ServicesPhilip Catchpole, Jr., Day ServicesBarbara Dragon, R.N., Licensed Home Care AgencyChristine Hough, Corporate ComplianceMichelle Locke, Service CoordinationEileen Martel, Human ResourcesJason Mazzuca, Quality Assurance & TrainingJoan Meyer, Public Affairs & Community SupportJoseph Morelli, Program DevelopmentDan Owens, Information Technology ServicesDavid Putman, Residential ServicesKathleen Quinn, R.N., Certified Home Health AgencyRob Thomas, Family Support ServicesBonnie Unser, Fund DevelopmentAnne Valliere, Employment Services

Living Resources CertifiedHome Health Agency2007 Board of Directors

OfficersSusan M. Dunnigan, PresidentAllen F. Maikels, Vice PresidentKevin Tully, TreasurerMarc Lustick, Secretary

Board MembersKaren M. BerneyJoan Gold, Ph.D.William J. GormleyJoan L. HealeyJohn Robinson

Living Resources LicensedHome Care Agency2007 Board of Directors

OfficersHelga A. Schroeter, PresidentMichael Cooley, Vice PresidentRichard Medved, Ed.D., TreasurerEdward V. Wilcenski, Esq., Secretary

Board MembersElizabeth J. GallagherConstance Laymon*Philip McCallion, Ph.D.Kenneth C. Skinner, Jr.

*Board service has ended

Dedicated to providing life-enhancing services to individuals with disabilities.

Visit us at www.LivingResources.org

Main Office & Licensed Home Care Agency300 Washington Avenue Extension

Albany, NY 12203518/218-0000

Certified Home Health Agency2176 Guilderland AvenueSchenectady, NY 12306

518/346-8888

PARTNERSHIPS & AFFILIATIONS

American Association of Mental RetardationAmerican Network of Community Options & Resources

Home Care Association of New York StateNetwork of Choice and Opportunity

NeuroPsychologic Rehabilitation ServicesNew York State Association of Community & Residential Agencies

Northeastern New York Association of Health Care RecruitersTech Valley Healthy KidsThe College of Saint Rose

Union CollegeUniversity at Albany