GREENWICH, CT

2015 ANNUAL REPORTA CARING PATH TO BETTER MENTAL HEALTH

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THE PATHWAYS MISSIONPathways, Inc. provides support, education and health services for adults with severe and prolonged mental illness on behalf of recovery, growth and more meaningful lives.

THE PATHWAYS VISIONPathways envisions a place within all communities where those with severe and prolonged mental illness can find a safe and stable haven which addresses their vulnerabilities with care and compassion and their strengths with value and celebration. Every human needs connection, purpose and a stable community to which they belong and in which they can grow to meet every inch of their potential.

THE PATHWAYS VALUE STATEMENTS➊ Pathways serves and supports adults in their efforts to

overcome the challenges of living with mental illness.➋ Pathways welcomes, accepts and values the

contributions of the people it serves, treating them with dignity and respect.

➌ Pathways provides a safe environment for the people it serves so that they can challenge themselves and exceed their own expectations.

➍ Pathways effectively serves its constituents through staff commitment and expertise.

➎ Pathways works to eliminate the stigma associated with mental illness, and it promotes the acceptance and integration of people with mental illness into the broader community.

➏ Pathways partners with other organizations to meet the needs of the people it serves. Renee H. Bigler

FOUNDER

James W. Weil PRESIDENT

Florence M. Griffin, MBA, LCSW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

BOARD OF DIRECTORSRose Marie AndersonKatherine D. BarbaJeremy Barowsky, MD

George BrownConstance BuckleyEvan BurchellKylie BurchellVirginia CoudertJennifer DanziAlison Farn-LeighMichael GrantRichard KremhellerLinda LewisDonat Marchand, Esq.Tyler McCarthyBeverly OrthweinSusan SternbergMargaret Warwick

ADVISORY BOARDLinda Applegarth, ED.D.

Robert ArnoldKathy DiGiovannaSusie FugelsangJoan Warburg

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DEAR FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS OF PATHWAYS,As we look back over the past year at Pathways, we should reflect on the reasons why we are here. Mental illness can be a devastating disease, striking a person in the prime of their life – usually their early 20’s. Despite the every-day hurdles which our clients bravely face, they continue to amaze and inspire those who work and serve Pathways. Progress for our clients is only possible through the continued generosity of our donors and the incredible hard work of our staff and board who unselfishly offer guidance and caring to our clients. Now is also a perfect time to reflect on what we have accomplished at Pathways for our clients. In 2015, a huge achievement for Pathways was receiving a three year accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, known as CARF, International. This certification is like a Good Housekeeping Seal of Approval. It recognizes our agency as offering the highest quality of services to our clients. This accomplishment was only possible through the work of our outstanding staff. They worked tirelessly for hours and hours, days and days, to satisfy all of the CARF requirements. It was an enormous task. In their conclusion, CARF surveyors stated that our clients were happy and thriving, which is a true reflection of the excellent care given to them by our staff day in and out. We were complimented on our client-centered, caring approach as well as commended for our record keeping, financial procedures and overall business policies. Three cheers to our great staff! Our home at 258 Davis Ave is now fully renovated inside and out. It is a beautiful, comfortable home for eight clients. This was a long road filled with inspections, change orders and typical building issues but finally, with much relief, the clients have moved back into their home. We are so grateful to all of those who helped us to achieve this goal, both financially

and timewise. Several members of our board worked very closely on every step of this project and that participation was integral to the great success we ultimately achieved. We remain grateful for the active involvement of our excellent board members. And, of course, our primary focus is on our clients to whom we are dedicated to serve. We provide safe, affordable and comfortable homes for 38 residents. Our day program located in Cos Cob is our daytime hub for 35 to 40 clients per day. We continue to strive to improve our programming and offer interesting lectures, activities and mind stimulating events as requested by our participants and designed by our staff and wonderful volunteer, Liz Menten. Music and drama have become a large part of our program. Jim Weil, our board president, runs a guitar gang once a week with four to five clients who fill the space with singing and acoustic guitar sounds. Our terrific drama coach, Denise Bessette, from the Hudson Stage Company, holds drama workshops to build confidence and communicaton skills as well as bring out the fun in our clients. Our future plans include the possible renovation of our building at 8 Sinawoy Road. This facility, which houses our day program, operates in only 1700 square feet without a kitchen for cooking or meal prep. Feeding lunch to 35-40 clients each day is a challenge as is finding space to accommodate our growing program base of art, music, drama and other enrichment activities. Pathways is grateful to each of you for your support and caring over this past year and encourages you to continue being a part of our family. It certainly does take a village…

Yours truly,Florence M. Griffin, MBA, LCSWExecutive Director

It takes a village…

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CLIENT STORIES

MARY

Mary has lived at Pathways since Dec. 2, 1992. Mary was born

and raised in Darien, CT and attended Wheaton College in MA

but had to leave school due to her mental illness. Mary has made a great life for herself in Greenwich. Mary works

at Greenwich Library where she has been employed for the

past 22 years. Mary says, “Pathways has given me my

own apartment. I like my privacy and I can decorate my

apartment anyway that I want.” She continues to say,

“I love to walk around town and I have to because I

do not have a car. Everything is walking distance

from my apartment.” Several years ago Mary went

through a bout of breast cancer. Mary went on

to say, “Pathways staff really care a lot about

me. When I was sick and needed help to get to

my chemo and radiation treatments, they were

there. And they were also there to talk with me

and help me to feel that I was going to be OK”.

Mary has also said that having breast cancer was

easier than having a mental illness which is a very

profound statement showing how brave all of our

clients are each and every day.

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Michael was born and raised in Greenwich. He attended

Brunswick High School in Greenwich where he played

football and was second in the state of CT for wrestling.

He then graduated from the University of Colorado. After moving

around many times due to his mental illness, Mike has found a home at

Pathways where he has lived since 2010. He said, “Pathways has given

me a chance to have structure in my day to day life. I have a very lovely

home with a comfortable environment to pursue my interests such as

guitar and basketball tracking on the internet”.

Mike loves to walk and the location of his Pathways home makes this

easy to do. Mike is a member of the YMCA through our scholarship

program where he walks to almost daily and uses their fitness

equipment. In the past, Mike worked as a personnel trainer and recently

worked for Wernert Construction as a maintenance worker. He is now

looking for work with his Pathways vocational counselor. Mike has re-found

his love of music through his acoustic guitar. “The guitar is something that I

look forward to… I play acoustic guitar in my room and it is so calming to me.

I also look forward to the guitar gang every week at the Fellowship Program”.

Mike feels very lucky to have Pathways in his life and he continues to strive for

a better life with the help of Pathways. “I am so grateful to Pathways every day

for helping me through the years”.

MIKE

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1 Drama workshop with Denise Bessette… always a hit!2 Our collaboration with Greenwich YMCA continues to grow every year. 3 Camp Connri in Ashland, CT hosted 10 Pathways clients in July of this year

for a week of fun, relaxation and bonding with friends from other agencies. Your generous donations pay for this wonderful vacation for our clients.

4 Our fourth annual Field Day 2015 was hosted by Pathways in May for Mental Health Awareness month. We invited clients from several area mental health agencies to participate in a day of games, activities, lunch and bonding for a day.

5 Jim Weil volunteers every week for guitar gang with several eager clients.6 Camp Connri 20157 Field Day fun8 We are so lucky to have Foxy and his owner, Wayne, come to Pathways every

week. Our clients love the soothing and unconditional love from Foxy.9 Nutritionist from local ShopRite comes to our program monthly to speak to

clients about how to eat well and develop good nutritional habits.10 More from Field Day!11 Yoga with Lexy12 Our yoga instructor Lexy comes weekly to instruct clients on ways to

destress and relax through her gentle yoga techniques.13 Our weekly art class with Luis involves discussion and drawings of famous

artists, such as Vicncent Van Gogh, who also suffered with mental illness.14 More Field Day fun15 Yoga meditation16 Old Greenwich Garden club continues to volunteer at Pathways regularly

with creative projects including planting spring bulbs around our building.17 Client artwork18 St. Michael’s Women’s Association once again hosted a giving tree for our

clients who have no family. The gifts were under the tree for Christmas morning followed by a wonderful Christmas dinner subsidized by Chicken Joe’s of Cos Cob.

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THANK YOU TO OUR DONORS

DONATIONS $5000 AND MOREJack R. and Rose Marie Anderson

FoundationAppleby Charitable Lead TrustMr. Thomas AthanMr. & Mrs. Ronald BarbaBessemer TrustMrs. Renee BiglerBill & Ann Bresnan FoundationMrs. Connie BuckleyChristopher & Courtney Combe

FoundationDalio Foundation, Inc.Richard Davoud Donchian FoundationEducational Foundation of AmericaGreenwich Department of Social ServicesMr. & Mrs. David IsraelMarie and Peter Kilian EstateEdith & Herbert Lehman FoundationEthel K. Marran FoundationMenten-Weil Family FoundationOhnell Charitable Lead TrustMr. & Mrs. Peter OrthweinMr. & Mrs. Louis PagliaMr. John QuisenberryMr. & Mrs. David SternbergThe Tudor FoundationUnited Way of GreenwichMr. & Mrs. Bruce Warwick

DONATIONS $5000 AND UNDERMr. Steve AdlerAE Charitable FoundationMr. Paul AllmendingerAmazon Smile FoundationMrs. Rose Marie AndersonMr. & Mrs. Al AnnunziataDr. Linda and Mr. Paul ApplegarthMr. and Mrs. Alan Delman ApplegarthMr. & Mrs. Leo P. Arnaboldi IIIMr. & Mrs. Leo Arnaboldi, Jr.Ms. Stephanie Ashley-DunnAustrian Family FoundationMrs. Linda AutoreMr. Thomas AydelotteThe Bailey Foundation, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan BaileyMrs. Susan BakerMrs. Susan BallDr. Jeremy BarowskyMs. Geraldine BarradasMr. John BarrettMr. & Mrs. Laurence BaschkinMr. & Mrs. Bruce BenedictMr. & Mrs. Michael BenensonBennett Electrical ContractorsMs. Denise BessetteMrs. Renee BiglerMr. & Mrs. James Bird, Jr.BMO Private BankMrs. Margaret BraggMrs. William BresnanMr. & Mrs. Perry BurnsMr. & Mrs. James CalcagniniMrs. Gail CanizaresJohn R. and Dorothy D. Caples FundMr. & Mrs. Anthony CarboneMr. Robert CareyMrs. Margaret A. CarnellMs. Barbara Carney & Mr. Philip SharafMr.Patton CorriganMrs. Robert Corroon

Mr. & Mrs. Earl CoteMrs. Virginia CoudertMr. & Mrs. Thomas CoughlinThe Crapple FoundationMr. & Mrs. Peter CrumbineMr. & Mrs. Pearson CumminMr. & Mrs. Robert CushmanMr. & Mrs. John CuttingDammann FundMs. Jennifer DanziDavenport NorthDavid Hair Care and ColorMr. & Mrs. Nathaniel DayMr. & Mrs. Michael De HavenonMr. Angelo DeangelisMr. & Mrs. Tom DeNunzioMrs. Helen DillonMr. & Mrs. John DiMennaMr. Anthony DiRolloCory & Bob Donnalley Charitable FundMrs. Diane Cable EmrichMrs. Barbara EttingerFairfield County Community

FoundationThe Falcon Fund FoundationMs. Madeline FazioMr. & Mrs. Michael FazioThe Fieldstone GroupFiggie Family Charitable FundMr. & Mrs. Harold B. Finn IIIMr. & Mrs. Daniel FinnMs. Judith FinneranFirst County Bank FoundationForbes Family FoundationMs. Sally Foreman ReedMr. & Mrs. Gerald FoxMs. Joan FrantzMr. & Mrs. L. Scott FrantzMr. & Mrs. George FugelsangMr. & Mrs. Nils FugelsangMr. & Mrs. Milton FullerMr. Ralph Gates, Jr.

Sally Knott Gibbons TTEEMr. & Mrs. Robert GilbertGlazer Family FundGoergan FoundationMr. Terry GoodwinMr. Michael GottliebMr. & Mrs. Michael GrantGreenwich Dental AssociatesGreenwich PoloMr. & Mrs. Philip GreerMr. & Mrs. George W. GriffinMr. & Mrs. Peter GriffinMrs. Mary GuerreraDr. & Mrs. Eric HagerbrandtMr. & Mrs. Keating HagmannMr. & Mrs. Hadi HajjarDr. William HamptonMr. Steve HantzaridesMr. & Mrs. Obie Harrington-HowesPer & Astrid Heidenreich Family

FoundationMrs. Sandra HermanMr. & Mrs. Bill HertzMr. & Mrs. A. William HigginsMr. & Mrs. William w. HigginsMr. & Mrs. Barlow HillMr. Harry HohnHollander FoundationMrs. Alexandra HolmyardMr. & Mrs. Thomas HoltonHoward & Gay InsuranceMr. & Mrs. John HutchinsMr. Kenneth IrvineJ.M. Huber CorporationMr. & Mrs. Paul JenkelJewish Communal FundJiffy Dry Cleaners, Inc.Ms. Nicola Johnson & Mr. Buzz ChatfieldMr. & Mrs. Ray Johnston-FooteMrs. Lucy Lee JonesMr. & Mrs. Timothy JonesDavid & Marianne Kaplan Family

FoundationMr. & Mrs. Andrew KaretskyMr. & Mrs. Charles Kaufman IIIMr. & Mrs. Robert KaufmanMr. & Mrs. Harry KeleshianMr. & Mrs. Donald KellerMrs. Lila KelleyMrs. Elizabeth KennedyMr. & Mrs. Jack KesslerMr. & Mrs. Donald KirkMr. & Mrs. Robert KligermanMrs. Robert Knight

Mrs. Thomas KnightMr. Michael Kovner &

Mr. Jean Doyen de MontaillouMr. & Mrs. Richard KremhellerMr. Michael KressLaQuinta Inn and SuitesMrs. Nina LawrenceMs. Drusilla LawtonMs. Alison Farn & Mr. Charles LeighDr. Ronald LevineMr. & Mrs. Richard LewisMr. Richard LimbacherLions Club of Old GreenwichMr. & Mrs. John LobranoMr. & Mrs. Peter LowensteinMr. & Mrs. Lawrence LubinMr. & Mrs. Robert LunebergMr. & Mrs. Mark LvoffMr. & Mrs. Douglas MacFaddinSister Joan MagnettiMr. & Mrs. Anthony MagnottaMr. Timothy MagnussonThe Malkin FundationMr. & Mrs. Donat MarchandMarna Davis TTEEMr. Philip MasiMrs. Joan MayerDr. & Mrs. S.W. McCalleyMr. & Mrs. Tyler McCarthyMr. Brian McGowanMr. & Mrs. George McGuginMr. & Mrs. James McGuireMr. & Mrs. Douglas McKeigeMr. & Mrs. Vincent McMahonMr. & Mrs. James McTaggartMegan Flanigan Charitable Fund

Mr. & Mrs. Michael MelaughMrs. Alice MellyMelville FoundationMr. & Mrs. Stephen MemishianMr. & Mrs. John MendenhallMr & Mrs. Carl MengesMr. Erik MentenMr. & Mrs. Larry MentenMr. & Mrs. Nils MentenMr. Thomas MentenMr. & Mrs. Simon MockfordMr. & Mrs. John MofflyMr. & Mrs. Daniel Moger, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Gail MoloneyMr. & Mrs. Dennis MonsonMs. Anne MontgomeryMr. & Mrs. Edward MortimerMountain Financial ServicesDr. Susan & Mr. James MurphyMr. & Mrs. Peter NessMr. & Mrs. William NickersonOaklawn FoundationMr. & Mrs. Brian O’ConnerOhnell Family FoundationMr. & Mrs. Harry O’MealiaOppenheim Family FundRichard Laurence Parish FoundationMr. & Mrs. Richard ParkerMr. & Mrs. Geoffrey ParkinsonMs. Kathryn PaynePeoples United BankMr. & Mrs. Robert PhillipsMr. & Mrs. Richard PivirottoMrs. Natasha PrayMr. & Mrs. Frederic PutnamMr. & Mrs Herman Raspe

PATHWAYS IS GRATEFUL TO THE MANY SUPPORTERS WHO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE ORGANIZATION TO CONTINUE IT’S MISSION

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Dr. & Mrs. Jay ReibelMr. Gerald ReillyMr. & Mrs. Chris RetzlerMr. & Mrs. Russell ReynoldsMrs. Nancy ReynoldsMr. & Mrs. Arthur RibakMr. & Mrs. Ellis RinaldiRittmaster FoundationMs. Jill RittmasterMr. & Mrs. David RogathMs. Pati RorkeCornelia Cogswell Rossi FoundationMr. & Mrs. Raymond RudyMr. & Mrs. Thomas RyanS.G. Schimenti FoundationMr. & Mrs. David SaundersMs. Riva SchmidMr. & Mrs.William SchnaerMr. & Mrs. Warren Schwerin

Scrivan Family FoundationMs. Carol Lee SculleyMr. & Mrs. Roger SeasonweinMr. & Mrs. Jonathan SeelyMr. Jed SimonMrs. Margaret SinclairSkyview Ventures, LLCMs. Nancy SmithMr. & Mrs. Scott SmithMs. Sylvia StatlerMrs. Nancy StillermanMr. & Mrs. Ronald StackbeinMr. & Mrs. Thomas Strauss

Ms. Lucy StrongMr. & Mrs. Thomas SungMr. & Mrs. Douglas TansillTauckMr. & Mrs. Steve ThurlowMrs. Emily TooheyDr. Gerard TurinoUltimate Cleaning ServicesUS Charitable Gift TrustMr. & Mrs. Roger VaseyMr. & Mrs. Mark VassalottiVianda Williams FoundationMs. Sally Von SummerMs. Peggy Heppelmann &

Mr. Michael WacekMrs. Katherine WalkerMrs. Virginia WalkerMr. & Mrs. Stratford WallaceThe Warren FoundationWarwick Charitable FundMs. Arlen WarwickMr. David WatsonMr. & Mrs. Gordon WatsonMrs. Marjorie WebbMs. Elizabeth Menten & Mr. James WeilMr. & Mrs. Marc WeinJohn L. & Sue Ann Weinberg

FoundationWernert Construction Management, LLCMr. & Mrs. Joseph Williams IIIMs. Laura WilliamsonMs. Judy WinslowMrs. Penny WintersMrs. Deborah WinthropMr. Peter WrightMs. Wendy WrightMr. & Mrs. Charles YoungMrs. Margot ZalesMrs. Jane ZecherMr. & Mrs. William Zerillo

DONATIONS IN KINDAllura Salon & Day SpaMrs. Carolyn AlterMrs. Rose Marie AndersonDr. Linda ApplegarthMr. & Mrs. Ronald BarbaMr. Ron BarbaDr. Jeremy BarowskyMr. Robert BarricelliMr. Kedric BeckerMs. Denise BessetteMrs. Edward BiglerMr. George Brown

The Buccaneer St. CroixMrs. Connie BuckleyMr. Evan BurchellMrs. Kylie BurchellJohann Butka Interior DesignCamp ConnriCaren’s Cos CobberChabad of StamfordChicken Joe’sChrist ChurchConnecticut PharmacyCos Cob Fire DepartmentCos Cob Gas MartCos Cob LibraryMrs. Virginia CoudertMr. & Mrs. Robert CrabtreeMs. Jennifer DanziMs. Diane DeMainMs. Kathy DiGiovannaThe Drawing RoomElm Street Oyster HouseMr. Birks ErskineMrs. Barbara EttingerMs. Alison Farn-LeighMs. Kendra FarnMr. Noah FinzMs. Deborah FisherSteven B. Fox Fine JewelryFoxy the DogFjord FisheriesMrs. Susie FugelsangGabriels Bar & Restaurant NYCGarden Center of Old GreenwichGarden Education CenterGlenn Arbor Golf Club

Mr. & Mrs. Michael GrantGreenwich Adult DaycareGreenwich Boys and Girls ClubGreenwich Cheese CompanyGreenwich Dept of Parks and RecGreenwich Dept of Social ServicesGreenwich Health DeparatmentGreenwich Historical SocietyGreenwich Hospital Outpatient

PsychologyGreenwich Hospital Outpatient ServicesGreenwich LibraryGreenwich MagazineGreenwich PharmacyGreenwich TimeGreenwich Window Treatments

Mr. & Mrs. George W. GriffinMr. Hadi HajjarHands on ScienceMr. & Mrs. Marc HanrahanHoaglands of GreenwichMs. Kelsey HopperHudson Stage CompanyMrs. Ann HuserJazz at Lincoln CenterMr. Ron KalbanKeno Graphic ServicesKramer PortraitsMr. Richard KremhellerLeague of Women VotersMr. & Mrs. Charles LeighMs. Georgia LeighMs. Grace LeighMr. & Mrs. Richard LewisLiberty PlumbingMr. Rick LohMr. Luis MaldonadoMandarin Oriental HotelManfredi JewelsMs. Deborah MarafioteMr. Donat Marchand, Esq.McArdle’s Florist and Garden CenterMr. Patrick McCabeMr. Tyler McCarthyMs. Elizabeth MentenMr. Liam Menten-Weil Mrs. Laura MichnoffMorello Italian BistroMr. Peter MousaNeighbor to NeighborNu-Tech Pest ControlMrs. Beverly OrthweinPasta VeraPer Se RestaurantPinky of GreenwichPolpo Restaurant and SaloonPorter House New YorkRiverside ServiceROAR Pet TherapyRoundabout Theatre CompanyPhillip Russell and Assoc.Saint Michael’s Women’s GuildShopriteShoprite NutritionistMr. Jed SimonMr. & Mrs. Scott SmithMs. Mia SorensonSpa at EquinoxSplash Car WashMs. Lexi Stauffer

Ms. Anna L. SternbergMrs. Susan SternbergTurabian & Sariyan, LLCUnited Way of GreenwichVal’s LiquorsVelvet EyewearMrs. Margie WarwickMr. James WeilMr. Dean WintersMrs. Penny WintersMr. Peter WrightMr. Wayne WrightYMCA of GreenwichMrs. Jane ZecherZwikker & Zacher, Ltd.

Please know that we really want this list to be complete. If we inadvertently left your name or organization off this list, or have a misspelling please call Debbie at Pathways, 203-869-5656.

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All photos on pages 8 and 9 are from the 2015 annual benefit held on Sept. 19, 2015 at Greenwich Country Club with over 200 people in attendance.

Special Thanks to Liam Menten-Weil,

who developed a whole new

website for us!

THE DAVIS AVE.

PROJECTBEFORE

AFTER

NEXT...

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OUR NEWLY RENOVATED

HOUSE AT 258 DAVIS AVENUE…

RENOVATED FROM TOP TO

BOTTOM.

Hope for the future is the complete renovation of our day program

building at 8 Sinawoy Road, Cos Cob. With attendance of 35 people daily to this facility and a staff plus volunteers of at least 5 per day, we are “busting at the seams”. More to follow in 2016 on this project. We hope we can count on

you for your help!

REVENUE

State Of Connecticut 891,280

Medicaid 390,780

Federal Funds 265,195

Fundraising 293,920

Rents From Clients 195,669

United Way And Other 66,578

TOTAL REVENUE 2,103,422

EXPENSE

Milbank Group Home 508,827

Case Management/Wise Programs 514,586

509 East Putnam Avenue 510,223

Davis Supervised Apartments 288,088

Fellowship Program 281,698

TOTAL EXPENSE 2,103,422

Pathways Is Proud To Be A United Way Agency

TOTAL REVENUE BY PERCENTAGE

• State Of Connecticut 42%

• Medicaid 19%

• Fundraising 14%

• Federal Funds 13%

• Rents From Clients 9%

• United Way And Other 3%

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TOTAL REVENUE2,103,422

TOTAL EXPENSE2,103,422

TOTAL EXPENSES BY PERCENTAGE

Milbank Group Home 24% • 509 East Putnam Avenue 24% •

Case Management/Wise Programs 24% • Davis Supervised Apartments 14% •

Fellowship Program 14% •

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31, 2015FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

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