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2016 ANNUAL REPORT
2016ANNUAL REPORT
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Girl Scout PromiseOn my honor, I will try: To serve God* & my country, To help people at all times, And to live by the Girl Scout Law.
Girl Scout LawI will do my best to be honest and fair, friendly and helpful, considerate and caring, courageous and strong, and responsible for what I say and do, and to respect myself and others, respect authority, use resources wisely, make the world a better place, and be a sister to every Girl Scout.
*Girl Scouts makes no attempt to define or interpret the word “God” in the Girl Scout Promise. We look
to individual members to establish for themselves the nature of their spiritual beliefs. When making the Girl Scout Promise, individuals may substitute wording appropriate to their own spiritual beliefs
for the word “God.”
TABLE OF CONTENTSMembership...........................................................................................................Pages 4 & 5
Girl Scouts’ Highest Awards..............................................................................Pages 6 & 7
The Power of Product Program ......................................................................Page 8
Our Volunteers Make a Difference................................................................Page 9
Community Development................................................................................Pages 10 & 11
Outdoor Experience.............................................................................................Pages 12 & 13
GS Leadership Experience................................................................................Page 14
Financial Snapshot...............................................................................................Page 15
Our Generous Donors..........................................................................................Pages 16 - 19
Board of DirectorsCarolyn Rutsky
Chair
Hugh Regan, Jr., CPA2nd Vice Chair
Barbara Casey, Esq.3rd Vice Chair
Members-At-LargeCharletta Ayers, MD
Lauren BeetleVicky Lynn Beyerle
Jennifer BrockBeth Davies
Mary DiMartinoLeslie Fehrenbach
Jeanne Fox, Esq.Noreen Giblin, Esq.
Rachel HollandRhonda Holland
Debra Ihunnah, Ed.D. Kathleen Larkin Margaret Smith
Janet StevensJoe Tammaro
Smita Varia, PhD
Girl RepresentativesMahima Arya
Caroline CardinaleJournei Hutchings
Lita Abele Secretary
Jennifer RomondTreasurer
Ginny MarinoChief Executive Officer
Claire PanVarnita Prakash
Natalie Reid
Dear Girl Scout Family & Friends,
The Girl Scout movement has been at the forefront of building women leaders and advancing the status of girls for more than 100 years. 2016 was certainly a year during which we saw both how far female leadership has come and how much further we have left to go. Everyday there is a glass ceiling to be shattered, and the women who will shatter them are today’s Girl Scouts. It’s in their DNA to create positive change and make our world a better place.
At its core, the Girl Scout experience is girl-driven and girl-led, empowering girls to thrive. Every troop meeting, leadership program, and camp experience allows girls to build courage to try new things, to gain confidence in their capabilities, and to demonstrate character in how they act. We also know that the skills and drive our program imparts stays with girls as they grow, learn, and lead. Girl Scouting isn’t just a kindergarten to high school experience – it’s an experience that lasts a lifetime.
In 2016, the Girl Scouts of Central & Southern NJ impacted the lives of 19,053 girls. Guiding our girls and troops was a dedicated volunteer force of 10,057 individuals who believe in the power of the Girl Scout Movement, and most importantly, believe in the power of the girls. The ripple effect of positive leadership by our girls in our local towns and communities is vast. Just look at the 1,005 Take Action service projects completed by girls for their Bronze, Silver, and Gold Awards alone. Each and every day, we know that there is a Girl Scout somewhere in our region who is thinking and dreaming about her future. Showing her that G.I.R.L.s - the go-getters, risk takers, innovators, and leaders™ inspire her to make those dreams reality.
As we look back on all that was accomplished in 2016, we also face forward to the future. We want to bring the Girl Scout experience to more girls in Central and Southern New Jersey, especially those girls in communities who need us most. To support that growth, we need to engage more adults – as volunteers, donors, ambassadors and partners in Girl Scouting. If each one of us who is currently involved identifies and engages just one additional adult, we’d be well poised to serve more girls throughout the region.
To all our supporters and volunteers last year – Thank You! You are cultivating the groundbreakers, big thinkers, and role models of tomorrow and your gifts of time, talent and treasure make a difference.
Yours in Scouting,
Carolyn Rutsky, Board ChairGinny Marino, CEO
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Our MissionGirl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence, and character, who make the world a better place
Who We AreWe’re over 29,000 strong—19,053
girls and 10,057 adult volunteers who believe girls can change the world.
Every year since the organization was founded by Juliette Gordon Low in
1912, we’ve made her vision a reality - helping girls discover their strengths,
passions, and talents.
We provide programs for girls who live in Atlantic, Burlington, Camden, Cape May, Cumberland, Gloucester, Mercer,
Middlesex, Salem counties and parts of Monmouth County.
Claire PanVarnita Prakash
Natalie Reid
MembershipTo me, Girl Scouts has been a great experience, especially working on my Gold Award. I’ve learned so much about team work, leadership, responsibility, and communication. Girl Scouts has been a great outlet for me for all these years, not to mention the cookies are delicious! - Jaclyn, 16, Cherry Hill
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While some people still think of us as just cookies, badges, campfires, and friendship bracelets, Girl Scouts are so much more. Girl Scouts are groundbreakers, big thinkers, and role models. Girl Scouts design robots, start garage bands, and improve their communities—and yes, they sell the best cookies on the planet.
When she’s a Girl Scout, she’s also a G.I.R.L. -(Go-getter, Innovator, Risk-taker, Leader)™.
These are the traits that define girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. This is the Girl Scout DNA.
Girl Scouting helps girls develop their leadership potential through activities that help them discover their values and skills, connect with others in a multi-cultural environment, and take action to make a difference in the world.
Our Membership’s Voices Count:
• 95% of girls say they feel like they belong.
• 97% of volunteers believe they make a difference in Girl Scouting.
• 97% of parents agree that their girl received opportunties she wouldn’t have received otherwise.
• 95% of parents say their girl was proud of what she accomplished in Girl Scouts this year.
• 99% of volunteers agree that they are a role model for girls.
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2016 Membership
Girls Registered........................ 19,053Adults Registered.................... 10,057
Total Membership...................29,110
Girl Membership By Grade
Daisy (K-1)....................................3,539Brownie (2-3)...............................5,193Junior (4-5)...................................4,645 Cadette (6-8).................................3,556Senior (9-10)..................................1,143Ambassador (11-12).......................789Unreported......................................179
Lead Like a Girl Scout
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She’s bold, honest, and determined to succeed. Goal oriented and ambitious, she’s also a life-long learner who believes no challenge is too difficult!
Thinking outside the box is her specialty, so she’s always looking for a creative way to take action. She definitely knows how to get things done.
Courageous and strong, she’s keen to try new things and to embrace the unfamiliar. She’s ready to step up and break the mold if that’s what it takes.
She’s confident, responsible, and committed to changing the world for the better—and she’s happiest when others join her in taking the lead! - Statistics from 2016 Voices Count Survey
Making A Sustainable Impact
- Gold Award Recipient: Jiwon Kim, Always Crafting
- Gold Award Recipient:Kavya Dubey, Library of Love
- Gold Award Centennial Celebration on Capitol Hill
- Gold Award Recipient:Veda Donthireddy, Unified Relay
Making A Sustainable Impact
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Jiwon’s Gold Award:“Always Crafting”
The Girl Scout Gold Award represents the highest achievement in Girl Scouting. Open only to girls in high school, this prestigious award challenges her to change the world—or at least her corner of it. By the time a Girl Scout puts the final touches on her seven-step project and completes her minimun of 80 hours, she’ll have solved a community problem—not only in the short term, but for years into the future.
Bronze. Silver. Gold. These awards represent the highest honors a Girl Scout can earn. All three awards give a girl the chance to do big things while working on an issue that’s captured her interest in a big way.
Whether she wants to plant a community garden at her school and inspire others to eat healthily for a Bronze Award, advocate for animal rights for a Silver Award, or build a career network that encourages girls to become scientists and engineers for a Gold Award, she’ll inspire others and herself. Every year, these projects take place in a girl’s local community and make a sustainable impact throughout the region.
This year, GSCSNJ is proud to report that over 1,000 Girl Scouts earned awards through a “Take Action” Project. 724 Girl Scouts earned the Bronze Award, 184 Girl Scouts earned the Silver Award, while 97 Girl Scouts earned the Girl Scout Gold Award for 2016.
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My project shaped me as leader and created some of the most memorable experiences I’ve ever had. I became
confident in my ability to change many lives in the future.
- Veda, 16, West Windsor
Jiwon used crafting workshops to help children at Homefront, a housing and homeless shelter, express themselves. Jiwon created a way for the children to express their pent-up feelings and emotions through art, while gaining a love for crafting at the same time.
“It was amazing to see the improvement in the children’s attitudes and I’m so glad to have been able to influence other people with my passion.” As a result of her Gold Award, Jiwon will take special education classes in college because she had so much fun working with the children.
5The Power of Product Program
Cookie Impact
Cases of cookie sold..............188,011Avg. boxes sold per girl................166Girls participating ...................13,570Cases donated to troops...........1,951
Nut Impact
Troops participating...................875Girls participating.....................3,787Units sold...................................37,332
Sure, the cookies and nuts are awesomely delicious, but beyond the sweet treat, Girl Scout Product Programs are an incredible opportunity for girls to do extraordinary things. The knowledge and skills learned serves girls for a lifetime. Girls gain essential skills, not from a book, but from real-life experiences building a strong foundation for success.
Product Programs are a fun way for girls to earn money to support their dreams, and it’s a hands-on leadership and financial literacy program unlike any other in the world. 96% of parents reported that their daughters learned a new financial skill from participation in the cookie program.
The Girl Scout Cookie Program teaches girls five important skills:
Goal Setting: Girls set cookie sales goals individually and create a plan to reach them. Decision Making: Girls help decide how her team spends their cookie money, furthering critical thinking and problem solving skills.
Money Management: Girls take cookie orders, handle customers’ money, and gain valuable and practical life skills around financial literacy.
People Skills: Girls learn how to talk to, listen to and work with all kinds of people while selling cookies - including developing healthy relationships and conflict resolution skills.
Business Ethics: Girls learn honesty and responsibility at every step of the cookie sale. Developing business ethics reinforces the positive values a girl learns as a Girl Scout.
Over 13,500 girls participated in the annual Cookie Program with an increased per girl average of 166 boxes. Our Taste of Home cookie donations to the military increased this year for a total of 1,951 cases or 23,412 boxes of cookies.
5Volunteers Make A Difference
Volunteers introduce girls to new experiences and help them unleash their true potential - to take the lead and change the world. Volunteers are our first line of positive impact, the first touch, our ground level mentors. Our volunteers introduce girls to new experiences that show them they’re capable of more than they’ve ever imagined.
Each year, we recognize outstanding volunteers for devotion, support, and impact on the lives of Girl Scouts at Celebrate 2016. The Adult Recognition Celebration shined the spotlight on volunteers who have gone above and beyond to help girls achieve their dreams. It was a time to show appreciation to volunteers and let them hear the applause for all their hard work and dedication. In 2016, we recognized 3 Honor Awardees, 5 Thanks Badge Recipients, 9 Appreciation Awardees, 16 STAR Service Units, and 11 Spirit Award Honorees.
Without the 64 Service Units, 104 Service Unit Managers, and 3,307 outstanding Troop Leaders, GSCSNJ simply could not carry out our mission.
Our Volunteers say....
• 95% of volunteers say they make girls’ lives better at GirlScouts (and that makes them happy).
• 88% of Girl Scout volunteers say their volunteer experiencewith us makes their life better.
• Two-thirds of volunteers say Girl Scouts has helped themprofessionally.
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I personally choose to dedicate time to Girl Scouts because there is nothing that brings a smile to my face like
seeing these girls realize they are capable of
anything.
- Tiffany, GSCSNJ Volunteer
- Statistics from GSUSA Pulse Poll, 2013-2016
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Community Development
Community Development
GSCSNJ takes a targeted outreach and community partnership approach to bring a FUN Girl Scout Leadership experience to girls with limited resources. Focusing specifically on girls in distressed, low-income, inner-city environments, we aim to increase the number of girls who benefit from being a Girl Scout. We provide staff resources that mimic volunteer troop leader guidance while fostering collaborative relationships that focus on identifying new volunteers in targeted communities. We believe that every girl should have a chance to be a Girl Scout.
This year, GSCSNJ worked with 47 community partners to serve 2,686 girls in eight counties – outreaching to 13 targeted communities within our council. These partnerships are key to families accepting and trusting Girl Scouts as a resource for their child. Because of this interdependence, our membership growth is directly related to community success. Girl Scouts is dedicated to helping communities thrive and hopes to continue to grow in targeted community development areas.
With these community development efforts, our membership is enriched by the diversity of our region. We are so grateful to our generous partners that provide time, funds and many resources to bring Girl Scouts to communities far and wide.
According to our member surveys, 64% of girls state that they gain practical life skills as a result of their community development troop experience. Compared with the national average of only 50%, these results demonstrate that our community development partnerships are helping girls’ dreams come true.
Girl Scouting reaches far and wide to help girls and their families!
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63 girls from 4 public schools participated in the program. We offered 3 sessions, 1 in the
winter and 2 in the spring.
Our service to girls in community development areas has continued to increase year over year.
Community Highlight
The Eat Healthy/Live Healthy program was a collaboration of NJ SNAP-Ed of
Rutgers Cooperative Extension and Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital. These
partners put on four, 2-hour healthy, hands-on cooking classes & four physical
activities (like aquatic Zumba) at RWJ Fitness Center. Girls planned meals,
cooked, and presented their recipes - while boosting their self-esteem and feeling
accomplished.
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Community Highlight!
Eat healthy/live healthy program was a collaboration of community partners, specifically RWJ, SNAP-ED and GSCSNJ. These partners put on 4 healthy cooking classes & 4 physical activities at RWJ Fitness Center. The value per girl was $50 for the cooking session, which was paid for by RWJ $2000. Next, 20 hours for 10 fitnes sessions cost $2000 and were provided by SNAP-ED.
In partnering with the community, Girl Scouts can carefully craft new, exciting programs and reach into the heart of communities to make a difference.
Without community partners, our reach is not as far and wide.
Outdoor Experience
“I made up a new swim stroke. It’s called
the dragonfly!”-- Gloria, 10, Vineland
Girl Scout camp is unique in that it is girl-led. With the help of their leaders, girls of every age get the chance to be involved in planning, organizing, and evaluating their camp activities. Girls are empowered as they gain confidence and learn creative thinking, leadership, and decision-making skills.
Camping is a great way for girls to explore leadership, build skills, and develop a deep appreciation for nature. Whether for a day, a week, or longer, Girl Scout camp gives girls an opportunity to grow, explore, and have fun under the guidance of caring, trained adults.
GSCSNJ has four amazing camp properties available, with year-round troop and group camping, as well as summer camp programs for girls.
Last year, 1,709 summer campers had the opportunity to zip line, canoe, swim, shoot an arrow, climb a rockwall, learn about the environment, make new friends, build confidence, and just be themselves. 95% of girls surveyed tried something new while outdoors; and 88% self-reported “I learned something new about myself.”
Here are two of our favorite camp stories
Ariana has been coming to Camp Inawendiwin for many years. She is known as the friendly, outgoing girl that always gets people pumped up and ready for the next event. Ariana attended the “Ready, Set, Rock & Roll” week at camp, where she put together a music group and made an original song: “S’mores”. Part of the song included a solo from Ariana - but stage fright took over. Ariana was so worried she would mess up her lines in front of all the other campers during her final performance. After motivation from the rest of her “band” and support from camp staff, she was able to conquer her stage fright and nailed her solo!
When Bryana first came to Camp Sacajawea as a Brownie, she was very shy and reluctant to talk to other campers. After only one summer at camp, her mom shared how Bryana started to come out of her shell and even approached a new classmate at school one day. Each summer since, we have seen Bryana build her confidence a little more - pushing herself to talk to new campers and to sing a little louder. She is now a Camp Aide and is setting goals for herself to expand her comfort zone. Bryana is quite social and is always the first to notice when a shy camper needs a confidence boost.
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Girls Served at Summer Camp
Inawendiwin.................229Oak Spring.......................994 Sacajawea.......................486Total..............................1,709
Members Served at Weekend Camp
Inawendiwin...............4,132Kettle Run.....................3,037Oak Spring....................2,562Sacajawea....................2,391
“I wait all year long for camp. As soon
as I leave, I just want to go back!”
- Maddie, 8, Old Bridge
Camp Life is the Best Life!
- Statistics from 2016 Voices Count Survey
GS Leadership ExperienceOur Troop Support & Experiences Team provided 516 Council sponsored programs which served 17,375 girl and adult members. Girl Scout programs focused on 4 key areas: STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math), outdoor experiences, financial literacy, and entrepreneurship. Each program aligns with the Girl Scout Leadership Experience, a model that gives girls a chance to Discover who they are, Connect with people, and Take Action to make the world a better place.
GSCSNJ offered a variety of experiences this year, most notably, a STEM Conference, a travel opportunity to Disney World, a dog-sledding day, several archery clinics, a steamboat and environment day, and a budget program at Republic Bank.
The Girl Scout STEM Conference was the second of its kind. Girls from grades 2-12 gathered at the Frick Chemistry Laboratory at Princeton University to explore STEM topics. Girls chose a “track” to focus on during the day, and spent two workshops working on experiments. Girls in the chemistry track performed science experiments with kitchen ingredients. Bouncy balls and slime provided an introduction to polymers, and in the afternoon, they tested rocket fuels outside.
In the special FIRST Robotics session, the First Tech Challenge Robotics Team W.A.G.S. (We Are Girl Scouts) led Brownies, Juniors and Cadettes in a robot building-and-programming session. Finally, The Science Education Department of the Princeton Plasma Physics Lab supplied equipment to demonstrate the properties of the fourth state of matter, plasma. Girls went back again and again to get “charged up.”
Program Impact
Number of programs .......516Girls participating ........17,375Skills learned...................Tons!Laughs.....................Countless!New friends...........Hundreds!
The fourth state of matter truly suprised this Girl Scout
“I am going to be a scientist; I am going to
change the world - right after summer camp!”-- Tonya, 13, Voorhees
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Financial SnapshotPublic Support & Revenue
Contributions...............................United Way Grants.....................Gov’t. & Other Grants.................Special Fundraising Events....Program Related Revenue.......Net Investment Income...........Miscellaneous Income.............Total Operating Revenue........
Expenses
Membership & Program Services.......................Management & General...........Fundraising...................................Total Expenses............................
Other Changes in Net Assets:
Gain/(Loss) on beneficial interests in perpetual trusts.................................................Gain/(Loss) on impairment of asset..................................................Gain/(Loss) on retirement/sale of assets...........................................
Change in Net Assets............
Net Assets, Beginning of Year...................
Net Assets, Ending................
204,151 95,064
297,941 49,300
6,759,854 611,955
36,474 $8,054,739
6,357,964 1,125,606
845,730$8,329,300
$(212,717)
61,844
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$16,327,146
$16,114,429
Revenues
Girl Scouts of Central & Southern New Jersey2016 Financial Results
Report prepared by Tony Gizzi, CFO. For a full version of this financial report, please contact [email protected]
Expenses
Green Trefoil SocietyMembers have made multi-year pledges at a significant level to help ensure the long-term sustainability of GSCSNJ.
Charletta Ayers, MDJean & Frank BattagliaVicky Lynn BeyerleRichard J. BusilloBarbara CaseyJane CrosbyLori & Michael ChewkanesBeth & Bob DaviesMary DiMartinoDonna B. EvansLynn FosterJeanne Fox & Steve DeMiccoTeresa GallagherKathleen GilroyAnthony GizziGail GreenbergRhonda & Tom HollandRachel Holland & Kevin DrennanAnn Marie HornerDebra IhunnahKathleen LarkinGinny MarinoCarol A. MillerMeg & Hal MillerCarol MurphyJackie NeedlemanHugh Regan, Jr.
Endowment GiftsArlene Cherwien Laurel Van Leer & Charles Weibel
Gifts in-KindChipotle Mexican GrillCiconte’s PizzeraPatricia CorradoKathleen CurryGoogle Inc.Virginia MahonNichols FamilyNRG ProductionsMike OsinchreckAmy PurdyQdoba Mexican GrillJoan QuarantaMyrna SchnitzerTransAmerican Office Furniture, Inc.Kim WatkinsWomen’s Sports Foundation
Memorial GiftsIsrael GoldmanCarol Bruno
Roberta HandleAnonymousPatti BaileyAudrey BuckinghamArlene & Daniel CherwienBeth CranmerBarbara & Jim FlynnChristine GibsonPeter GowerWilliam HayesRosemarie & Jeff Hoffman
Ron & Sandy JostKen Shipley, Jr.Angela KellyAnna & George KernanSally & James MacArthurSusan MangiarelliRose MillarLinda Ann MorganJanet ProulxPamela RitterhoffKathryn SchaeferJane Austin, Judy Davidson, & Joyce SchmidtLouis SchweickhardtJohn StrzemiecznyDonna Todd
Carol MullinDonna Evans
Janice Ruge-JohnsonAnonymous (2)Steven Zeuli
Sara W. SaulsburyAnonymous (2)Nancy GrayGordon Beckhart, Sr.Jean BowserAdela LeBrun
Candy StaussKarl Stauss
Eileen SternKaren L. Bush
Karen Stevens FranklinDonna B. Evans
Tribute GiftsJan Anderson Vicky Lynn BeyerleChristina CockerillMary E. ConnellRachel Holland & Kevin DrennanDonna B. EvansDarleen GaultGinny MarinoCarol A. MillerPatricia A. MooreKen MyersCheryl O’NeillHugh Regan, Jr.Carolyn Rutsky
Katie CarruthAnonymous
Mary E. Connell Fund Vicky Lynn BeyerleChristina CockerillMary E. ConnellRachel Holland & Kevin DrennanDonna B. EvansDarleen GaultBonnie C. GibsonGinny MarinoCarol A. MillerPatricia A. MooreKen MyersCheryl O’NeillHugh Regan, Jr. Carolyn Rutsky
Debbie EspositoAnonymous
Emma GuadagnoCarol Bruno
Jennifer Romond Carolyn Rutsky Margaret & Gregory SmithNatasha SoutherlandWilliam P. St. ClairOpal StockwellJanet Stevens & Peter BurgessLori Stopyra
Juliette Gordon Low SocietyThis Society was established in memory of our founder, Juliette Gordon Low to thank & honor friends of Girl Scouts who choose to make Girl Scouts part of their legacy as a beneficiary of their estate plan.
Denise BasermanVicky Lynn BeyerleCarol BrunoAlexis CarrasquilloArlene CherwienMary E. ConnellJane CrosbyPeg CunninghamJeanne Fox & Steve DeMiccoGail GreenbergRhonda & Tom HollandRachel Holland Kevin DrennanAnn Marie HornerPeter & Sandra KlugmanLorraine LeiseJoyce LeonettiSheryl MeyerHugh Regan, Jr.Natasha SoutherlandEleanor StevensonOpal StockwellE. Jane Valas Ph.D
DonorsLinda PalmquistCraig Wynne
Opal StockwellAnonymous
Sumiko YoungAnonymous
Vrinda VariaAnita ShahSuniti Shah
$50,000 or moreUnited Way of Gloucester County
$25,000-$49,000United Way of Greater Philadelphia & Southern NJCommunity Planning & Advocacy CouncilWilliam G. Rohrer Charitable Foundation
$10,000 - $24,999Best Buy Children’s FoundationBloomberg PhilanthropyBristol-Myers Squibb FoundationCommunity Foundation of New JerseyGeneral Mills FoundationInterbake Foods- ABC BakersNew Jersey Manufacturers Insurance GroupOpal StockwellVerizon NJ SharesWakefern Food Corporation/ShopRite
A circle’s round, it has no end.
That’s how long I’m gonna be your friend!
- Girl Scout Song, Make New Friends
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$5,000 - $9,999Camden Home for Children and S.P.C.C.City of Vineland Recreation CommissionHolman Automotive Group, Inc.Ann Marie Horner The Horner FoundationInvestors FoundationMary G. Roebling Foundation, Inc.Meta A. & William S. Griffith FoundationThe Provident Bank FoundationRoma Bank Community FoundationSchwab Charitable FundVirginia Rowan & Manning J. SmithTD BankTD Charitable Foundation
$1,000 - $4,999Anonymous (2)AIG Matching Grants ProgramAmeriHealth New JerseyCharletta Ayers, MDJean and Frank BattagliaBank of America Charitable Foundation, Inc. Bank of America United Way CampaignBB&TBenevity Community Impact FundVicky Lynn BeyerleBarbara Casey Boeing CompanyBorgata Heart & Soul FoundationBowman & Company
Kimberly BrysonCampbell Soup FoundationCapital Impact GroupLori & Michael ChewkanesChildren’s Specialized HospitalMary E. Connell Beth & Bob DaviesE.I. Dupont De Nemours
& CompanyElizabeth Woerner Carter TrustDonna B. EvansFidelity Charitable Gift FundLynn FosterJeanne Fox & Steve DeMiccoFulton Bank of New JerseyTeresa GallagherKathleen GilroyAnthony GizziGail GreenbergRachel Holland & Kevin DrennanRhonda & Tom HollandDebra IhunnahInTEST CorporationSandra & Peter Klugman, PhD.Kathleen Larkin Ginny MarinoMerck FoundationCarol A. MillerMeg & Hal MillerMillville Board of EducationMorgan Stanley Parker McCayPemberton Township Board of EducationPennsylvania Lumbermens Mutual Insurance Co.PSEG Foundation
Hugh Regan, Jr.Jennifer Romond Carolyn RutskyMargaret & Gregory Smith SMP VideoSociety for Organizing Charity in Salem, NJSociety of Women Environmental Professionals - Greater Philadelphia ChapterSouth Jersey IndustriesJanet Stevens & Peter BurgessSaratoga Benefit Services Stevens Management AssociatesTD Bank Employee Volunteer ProgramTimes Charities, Inc.TruistUnited Way of Greater PortlandUnited Way of the National Capital AreaVirtua HealthWalmart FoundationWells Fargo Insurance Services USA Inc.Whitesell Construction Co, Inc.Winter in the WoodsLori WolfhopeWomen’s Sports FoundationSandra A. Yerkes, M.D.
$500 - $999Anonymous (2)Albert Parvin FoundationBallard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLPGordon Beckhart, Sr.Lauren BeetleBest Dressed for Less LLCBNY Mellon Community PartnershipCarney’s Point Generating PlantCounty of CamdenTina DriscollExxonMobil FoundationFeldman Shepherd Wohlgelernter Tanner Weinstock Dodig LLPFox FoundationGerard WillanBonnie C. GibsonNoreen GiblinGertrude & David KaczorowskiDenise KoltowichRuth & Gordon MacdonaldMDAdvantage Insurance Company of NJMutual of AmericaGail & William PfisterMary Margaret SheppardThe Verizon FoundationTownship of RobbinsvilleBarbara & John Wallace
$250 - $499Anonymous Barbacane, Thornton & Company LLPAmy BellisanoBorden Perlman Salisbury & Kelly InsuranceJennifer Brock RomoliniAudrey Buckingham
Lynne CannonChamber of Commerce Southern NJArlene & Daniel CherwienChubb Charitable FoundationContinental Benefits Group, Inc.Judy CopeEiger Marketing Group, LLCFashion RepublicGeneral MillsGive with LibertyEvelyn GrammarSenator Linda GreensteinChancellor Phoebe HaddonIBM Employee Services CenterINGROUP, Inc.Shelley JamesMichele & John KilleenSally LaneFrances McElhillMcMaster-CarrJoyce McMickensMCS GroupMedExpress Mount EphraimNina D. MelkerMerkl FamilyElaine MerklSuellen & Frank MonaghanDenise Viola MonahanPatricia A. MooreMartha MooreKay & Patrick O’KeefeCheryl O’NeillPhyllis OnstadPhiladelphia Energy Solutions
Republic BankRobert Wood Johnson Hamilton FoundationRoebling Main Gate MuseumRTD Financial Advisors, Inc.Shena SeppanenSherman, Silverstein, Kohl, Rose & Podolsky, P.A.Townsquare MediaTravelers Community ConnectionsTrenton ThunderGayle WeisbergCraig Wynne
$100 - $249Anonymous (3)Lita AbeleAdvocacy & Management GroupAmazonSmile FoundationJan AndersonJamey AnthonyWilbert ArmsteadBabb Properties, LLCPatti Bailey
Cindy NastasiNetwork For GoodMadeline NeumannNew Jersey Business & Industry AssociationRajvinder & Rashpal NijjarBarbara & Theodore NixonLeslie Norman-HarrisSusan NorrisMelanie ParsonsCecilia PennaPorch Club of RivertonElfreda PrihadkoProxus PayrollHL RansomBarbara M. RayKimberly ReedRegina RaynorMargaret RedmanRosemary ReinerthSharon & Martin RexroadPamela RitterhoffRoberto Rivera-Soto & Mary Mullaney De RiveraJoyce C. RocheDebbie RodiaStephen H. RosenGeorge RossiSarah SchweerGary ScottKen Shipley, Jr.Theresa ShowackSJ MagazineSally SmithPatricia SmithMarian SzymanikTD Bank - Flemington Debbie TestEileen ThorntonMichele TorracaMichele Tuck-PonderUnited Way of Essex and West Hudson
United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack ValleyUS Lumber, Inc.Rosemary & Ernest ValeoAndrea Van RodenSmita VariaBradley VoorheesJaneen & Bill WaddellKathleen WatersDonna WoernerMichelle YancheStacey YoungMaryAnn Yurcisin
Up to $99Anonymous (17)Stephanie AaronDarlene AbbeyKaren AcerboJoseph AchacosoAnita AgrawalAlemi FamilySandra AllenDenise AlmedaNikki AlonsoSally & Gabriel AmatucciMelacca AndersonThelma Anderson Cheryl ArauzArch InsuranceArniece StevensonCarol AronoffPam AttanasioJane AustinIvy AwofusiJulia AzanliRoger BakerXiaoyun BaoRonni & Alan BaronCyntha BarrosLinda & Bill BaumannPatricia BellKaren Bellamy LewisKaren BenedettoChris BensonMichele Beretta
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