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2011-12 ANNUAL REPORT


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Table of ContentsPlease click on page number for immediate view

....................................................................................................................Who We Are 3

.....................................................................................................................Our Mission 3

...................................................A Year of Achievement For Our Families and Children 6

.........................................................Our Essential Programs for Families and Children 8

.............................................Fundraisers, Events, Community Support and Presence 13

.........................................................................................Financial Report: 2011-2012 18

.........................................................................................Our Contributors: 2011-2012 19

Our Board of Directors ................................................................................................ 25

Our Advisory Committee ............................................................................................. 26

Our Leadership Team .................................................................................................. 27

For 178 Years Proudly supporting Philadelphias Children & Families


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Who We AreTurning Points for Children is a 501 (c) 3 charitable organization, the result of the merger of theChildrens Aid Society of Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia Society for Services to Children. Lastyear alone, the agency served more than 2,700 families and over 5,300 children by providinginnovative programs that nurture families with children through after-school family programs, teenparent education, assistance to relative caregivers, and in-home services to children who are at riskfor potential abuse and neglect, and supports for children in foster care. The agency also provides thecritical resources, life skills and supportive partnerships needed to create stronger families and raisechildren with the hope for brighter futures.

Turning Points for Childrens Vision is that all children will grow up in a nurturing and protective familyenvironment that provides them with the framework to make positive choices and become healthy,productive, and self-sufficient adults.

Programs provided by Turning Points for Children keep children safe from abuse and neglect, preventthem from entering foster care, and help them succeed in school.

Our MissionTurning Points for Children's Mission is to support families in raising safe, healthy, educated, andstrong children by partnering with caregivers to develop and strengthen protective qualities and byoffering them the tools, skills, and resources they need to ensure their children's optimaldevelopment.



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Welcome:You Make Our Work Possible.We Thank You.

Michael J. Vogel, Chief Executive Officer

We dedicate this report to our community, as we do all of our work, to you: our

valued benefactors and grantors; our city and state funders: our community;and our board, staff and volunteers. Most especially, we are grateful to the thousands of families andchildren who allow us into their lives every year. In the report period of Turning Points for Childrens2012 Annual Report, we provided social services to over 2,700 families, and more than 5,300 childrenin Philadelphia.

We have been entrusted with a historic mission to uphold, one that now is more than 178 years-old.Thanks to you we have succeeded in sustaining and strengthening our legacy with effective programsfor an always-increasing census of families and children throughout our city. Their lives, we believe,are stronger and futures are brighter because of what we do every day; support families andcaregivers to raise safe, healthy, educated and strong children. For further details, I invite you to look

through ourwebsite.

I also invite you to learn more about us in this Report. You will see how our staff devotes both talentand dedication to our vital and effective services and programs, and how your support isindispensable to their work.

I encourage you to please continue your support. Whether through donations, volunteering orattending one of our events such as our Kids at Heart Benefit Gala each April you are providingboth hope and measurable results that positively impact families and children. Thank you for yourgenerosity. We could not succeed without you.

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A Year of Achievement and Growth

Thomas B. White, President, Board of Directors: 2009 2012

I thank you for your generous support, as a volunteer board member and aspresident of the Board of Directors of Turning Points for Children during the

year which this Annual Report encompasses. I am proud to have served during

an exhilarating time of both service and program growth (staff count approached 100 for the first timein TPFCs history). Without our dedicated and well-trained staff, a multitude of donors and ourvolunteers this would not have been possible. You might consider continuing to support us throughthis link: PLEASE DONATE NOW.

We believe it is important that our donors, and our community, know that their contributions to thehuman services work of Turning Points for Children are being efficiently and effectively put to directuse. To see how, we hope you will take time to review this Report to Our Community.

With your belief in our mission we continue to succeed, and the families and children we supportcontinue to receive care and support for creating stronger families and brighter futures. Thank you to

Turning Points for Childrens management, professional staff and volunteer board of dynamicrepresentatives from many public and private industries.

I also welcome Mr. James W. Oram, Jr. as our current Board President. Jim is a distinguishedbusiness person, and a longtime member of our Board and that of one of our legacy organizations,the Childrens Aid Society of Pennsylvania. I am grateful to have served with our board, and I amproud of all our organization has achieved to make life better and more promising for so many ofPhiladelphias children and families.

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A Year of Achievement For Our Families and ChildrenWe were able to accomplish so much this past year on behalf of the families and children whodepend upon us. The following is a sampling of these achievements. Please know that we could notachieve these without you the community who sustains us. We ask you to please continue tosupport our mission and our families. Thank you.

Program Performance

Performance and Quality Improvement (PQI)The Performance and Quality Improvement (PQI) process is integrated into all of our work, involving

all personnel and stakeholders. PQI is addressed in all programs, with representative PQI

Committees, the Leadership Team and the Programs Committee of the Board of

Directors. Regulatory, contractual, professional, accreditation and other applicable standards, along

with safety considerations, influence our agency practices. The PQI process provides input to

strategic and short-term planning and is informed by the statement of commitment to provide services

that are: mission-consistent, responsive, accessible, effective and well-managed. The chart below

identifies the programs most recent funder audits, whereby the program met all contract

requirements.

Program Most Recent Audit: FY 2011-2012

Families and Schools Together - FAST 100%

Family Empowerment Services 88%

In-Home Protective Services 97%

Parenting Collaborative Received Excellent ratings in all aspects

Family Finding Not audited, but 99% success rate in finding a

family support for the child



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Family Satisfaction Survey Results: 2011-2012

All families who participate in programs of Turning Points for Children receive a survey seeking theircomments about our work, its impact on their family and about our staff. Following are the results. Formore program highlights, please visit our Essential Programs section on Page 8.

Event HighlightsKinship Community Events

Turning Points for Children, in collaboration with Pennsylvania State Senator Anthony H. Williams

office and Grands as Parents, provided four Kinship Community Events to reach out to Grandparents

Raising Grandchildren in diverse Philadelphia neighborhoods. These took place on November 9,

2011 at Sayers Memorial Methodist Church, 61st and Catherine Streets; March 8, 2012 at Bright Hope

Baptist Church,12th

and Cecil B Moore; June 7, 2012 at Miracle Temple of Christ, 26th

and TaskerStreets; and October 18, 2012 at Center in the Park, 2818 Germantown Avenue.

Kids at Heart 2012 Benefit Gala

On April 20, 2012 Turning Points for Childrens annual fundraising gala the Kids at Heart 2012

Benefit Gala was at the Hyatt Regency at Penns Landing with the theme of Pirates on the

Delaware. Mr. E. Stephen Collins, Director of Urban Marketing and External Relations at Radio One

and Host of Philly Speaks on 100.3 WRNB-FM, was the evenings Honoree. The event raised a

record-breaking $127,013.66.

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Our Essential Programs for Families and ChildrenThank You to Our Donors, Staff and Volunteers For Supporting Our Programs Growth

It is through Turning Points for Childrens many dynamic and innovative programs for children andfamilies that we are most present in our community.

StaffingTurning Points for Children continues to expand its staff. As of September 30, 2012, Turning Points

for Children had 92 full and part-time employees. Staff retention was at 83 percent this year.

The following are descriptions of our main programs, some testimony from people who havebenefited, and some measures of how each program has succeeded. It is as a result of thegenerosity of our donor and government support that we are able to achieve all that we do, and togrow these programs each year. Thank you for making this possible. Please continue to demonstrateyour belief in our work.

Time Out for Teens and TotsThis program utilizes evidenced-based curricula to provideparenting education, skills enhancement and supportgroups in the community to help parents cope with thechallenges of parenting. TTT specifically provides supportand parenting education to pregnant and parenting teens.

In the past year, 261 families were served through thesevaried parenting programs. The Time Out for Teens andTots (TTT), a program for pregnant and parenting teenmothers and their children, celebrated its 25th Anniversaryon May 19, 2012 at Smith Playground in Fairmount Park.Parents and children who participated in TTT over the last25 years, along with community stakeholders, were invited

to this celebration. Memories and testimonialswere shared, and lots of fun was had.

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Thank you for reminding me that I am worthy of being a positive factor not only in mychildrens lives, but also in my life as well. (Being in this program) reinforces the fact that we can

and need to be good fathers regardless of our past mistakes.-A member of our parenting group for fathers in minimum security prisons (MinSec)

Pictured is Program Director Louise Leibowitz (c) withtwo previous TTT mentors and their children.


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Family Empowerment Services (FES)

Enhances parents abilities to meet the basic and well-being needs of their children and to prevent the onset ofabuse and neglect.

Family Empowerment Services staff, from left: AliciaStrange, Case Manager; Dyana Reid, Supervisor; TaraNeville Stanley, Case Manager; Emily LaBree, Supervisor;and Carla Thompson Neal, Program Director.

In the past year, FES has: Provided services to 371 families, including many children living with relative caregivers through our

Kids n Kin program

95 percent of families were stabilized as a result of receiving services

In follow-up with the families, 90 percent continued to be safe and stable 60 days after services hadended.

I was extra pleased with (my social workers) help. Although it was her job,she showed genuine care for our family.

-From Family Satisfaction Survey Response

Family Finding

Works with youth in foster care to enable them toreconnect with family members, helping them todevelop a sense of belonging to family.

Program Director Lou Grow, middle front, surroundedby the Family Finding staff.

Turning Points for Childrens Family Finding programcontinued in its second year of being the only FamilyFinding program funded in Philadelphia. Family Findingserves as a response to the Fostering Connections toSuccess and Increasing Adoptions Act by helpingvulnerable children find a safe, loving and permanenthome. Its goal is to provide each child with the lifelongconnections that only a family can offer.



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In the past year, Family Finding completed 213 cases, served 268 youths, had a 99 percent successrate of locating at least one support person per case; identified 5,080 new family members; and madepossible 1,105 lifelong connections.

For one young woman, after we identified and located her younger biological siblings who are in anorphanage in Romania, she was able to come to our office and telephone them through aninterpreter.

(Family Finding) found a home for me. It found my father, my three big brothers,

and the rest of my family. -A 14 year-old female client

Family and Schools Together (FAST)

Provides parent education and family support services to parents and children by working withschools, mental health and substance abuse counselors, and community volunteers in order tostrengthen families through partnerships and promotingsuccess for children in school.

Ms. Tonni Doe (right), a mother and client of the FAST

program, was the Client Honoree at our Kids at HeartGala in April, 2012, at the Hyatt Regency Philadelphia.She received her honor from Board President Thomas B.White. She said in her remarks:

I felt alone, and often wondered, who would I go to forsupport and understanding? In 2006 my oldest childstarted school and with much curiosity I signed up forFAST. FAST has helped me build a strong nurturingrelationship for my children. I no longer view myself as asingle mother with questions of the future. I am mother of

four amazing children. I have the skills and knowledge toovercome many obstacles with confidence and a smile,and I have a network of people that I can go to for support and understanding.

I now regularly volunteer in my childrens school, am an active member of their Home & SchoolCouncil, and a proud advocate of FAST. Today I have a job with Turning Points for Children as aParent Partner and am able to give support, help and understanding to the new families that enter ourprogram.

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In the past yearFAST served over 650 Philadelphia families, including more than 2,500 individuals in30 schools throughout Philadelphia. These parents and guardians voluntarily chose to strengthentheir families by participating in FAST, and 85 percent of them graduated into FASTWORKS whichprovides 22 months of ongoing support for families who have completed the FAST program.

Within these families who have graduated, suspensions among these children decreased by 43percent, while 26 percent have shown an increase in academic achievement.

Post-Legal Adoption Services (PLAS)

Coordinated by MSW social worker Sheila Davidson, PLAS continues the commitment of our formerlegacy organization, Childrens Aid Society of Pennsylvania, to persons previously served through

Adoption Services which were discontinued in 1985. Turning Points for Children is dedicated toproviding as much non-identifying information to adopted persons about their history as permitted bylaw.

Post-Legal Adoption Services served 44 adults (formerly adopted children) in 2012.

In-Home Protective Services (IHPS)

An intensive in-home program for families in which

children are at imminent risk of abuse or neglect. IHPSstaff is led by Program Director Rosita Martinez,standing front, right.

Services are provided to help caregivers develop theparenting and protective capabilities they need that willkeep their children from having to enter foster care.

In the past year IHPS has: Served 270 families In their last audit by the Department of Human

Services the program met 97% of all contract

requirements In July 2012 Turning Points for Children became one of two organizations in Philadelphia to be

awarded a contract from the Philadelphia Department of Human Services to provide In-Home

Protective Services for families caring for a medically-fragile child

I believe the program has a caring staff that tries hard to help your family. (Thesocial worker) treats my children like one of the family- that was helpful to me. - From Family Satisfaction Survey Response



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Fundraisers, Events, Community Support and PresenceThroughout the year, Turning Points for Children continually is visible throughout the community wesupport and which supports us. Pictured are several of these occasions. Thank you for yourassistance and generosity.



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Providing Brighter Holidays for Our FamiliesBrighter Holidays is an annual event for the families supported by Turning Points for Children. It is acombination of events first presented by our legacy organizations, Childrens Aid Society ofPennsylvania and Philadelphia Society for Services to Children. It involves families, individuals,corporations and businesses, which adopt one or more of our families who would otherwise havefew resources at the holidays, purchasing gifts for all the children and the families. In December 2010Turning Points for Childrens Brighter Holidays event provided Adopt-a-Family for 113 families whowere able to receive individual and family gifts which supported families and children in our In-HomeServices programs.

The Toy Shop is the result of companies and individuals which donate toys and the many volunteerswho set it up. Then the family caregivers are invited in to shop- choose free toys for their children.

Pictured, the Young ProfessionalsNetwork of the GreaterPhiladelphia Chamber ofCommerce helped prepare for theBrighter Holidays Toy Shop inDecember 2011.

The model is designed asempowering, as parents canmake the appropriate choices fortheir own children, and have tomake the effort to come to theevent. Through the Toy Shopwhich was held for fiveconsecutive days, 194 familieswere invited to come to ourfacilities and visit our Shop. FromDecember 17-22, parents and

caregivers selected toys, games,stocking stuffers and clothing items for each of the children in the home.

Fifty-six friends of Turning Points for Children joined to help make Brighter Holidays 2011 a successincluding: United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey, Young ProfessionalsNetwork of Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce, staff members at Turning Points forChildren, board members and friends, all who assisted in making this holiday brighter.



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The Kids at Heart 2012 Benefit Gala

Turning Points for Childrens annual fundraising gala the Kids at Heart 2012 Benefit Galawas at the Hyatt Regency at Penns Landing on April 20, 2012. The theme was Pirates on theDelaware.

The 2012 evenings Client Honoree was Ms.Tonni Doe, a mother of three, who captivated theaudience with a heartfelt presentation. Below: photo top left, standing far right is Mr. E. StephenCollins, the evenings honoree, the Director of Urban Marketing and External Relations at Radio One

and Host of Philly Speaks on 100.3 WRNB-FM. He is pictured with his wife Lisa and son Langston;and with Turning Points for Children CEO Michael J. Vogel and his wife, Joann. Photo, bottom left,Turning Points for Childrens Accounting Manager Baron Williams along with his wife Marcia. Topright, TPFCs Administrative Assistant Ms. Lana Way-Oxley, and Mrs. Elaine Vogel (right).

James W. Oram (photo bottom right) and his family. Mr. Oram is the new Board President of TurningPoints for Children.



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2nd Annual Benefit Golf Tournament

Turning Points for Children sponsored its second Golf Tournament in September, 2012, raising funds,driving home awareness of the organization and providing a terrific day for the many sponsors andguests who attended. At the North Hills Country Club in North Hills, PA, the day included lunch, aShootOut and Putt for Cash, and a beautiful late summer afternoon of golf. This was followed by acocktail party, dinner, silent auctions, awards and prizes. Participants are pictured below.

Supporting the Golf Tournament were: Diamond Sponsor: Replica Creative; GoldSponsor, eXude,Inc.; Gift Pack Sponsor: Newtown Office Supply; Silver Sponsor: Asurion; Burke Lawton Brewer

And Burke; CBIZ; Creative Financial Group; Duane Morris; First Genesis Financial Group; ForensicResolutions Inc.; The Haverford Trust Company; Philadelphia Federal Credit Union; PNC; NewmarkKnight Frank Smith Mack; Schnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLP; US Facilities Inc.; Wells Fargo;Cigar Sponsor: Holts Cigar Company; Lunch Sponsor: COGNIS IT; Beer Sponsor: CTN Solutions,Inc.; Golf Cart Sponsor: Newmark Knight Frank Smith Mack; Superticket Sponsor: Social WorkPRN; Course Beverage Sponsor: ShopRite of Snyder Plaza; Vodka Sponsor: Clique Vodka.



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Funding

In July, 2011, Turning Points for Children was awarded a three-year grant by United Way of Greater

Philadelphia and Southern New Jersey through theirCommunity Impact Fund to support their

parenting and in-home services programs that prepare children for school and prevent child abuse

and neglect.

In November, 2011, The Pennsylvania Childrens Trust Fund awarded a three-year grant to

Turning Points for Children forTime Out for Teens and Tots, a program forpregnant andparenting teen mothers and their children, providing parenting education, case management and skill

development for a very vulnerable population.

In April, 2012, through a two-year grant from the Patricia Kind Family Foundation, Turning Points

for Children was able to enhance its Kids n Kin program by providing relative caregivers and their

families supportive counseling to help them overcome the unique challenges of caring for children

whose parents are unable to do so.

In addition to those cited above, and many more generous foundations, corporations and individuals,

Turning Points for Children received significant funding this year from: Republic Bank, TheGlenmede Trust, National Association of School Psychologists Childrens Fund, Inc., and the

Philadelphia Pickwick Club. Please see a complete Donor List in this report.



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Financial Report: 2011-2012



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Our Contributors: 2011-2012

We are grateful to the many foundations, corporations, individuals, city agencies and community support

agencies that, through their generosity, make our work possible. We sincerely believe that ourcommunity values our work, and that our thousands of clients enjoy Stronger Families with BrighterFutures as a result. We also believe that our entire community is stronger because of our clientssuccess.

Thank you to all Donors to Turning Points for Children who are listed in this Report. We appreciate

every one and urge each to continue their indispensable support.

1835 Benefactor Level: $50,000+

United Way Community Impact Fund

Guardian Level: $10,000+

Bank of Merrill Lynch

The Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church

Comcast Corporation

The Glenmede Trust Company, N.A.

Heppe Memorial Foundation

Janseen Biotech, Inc.

The Lipstein Foundation

Morgan Stanley Foundation

National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) Children's Fund, Inc.

Patricia Kind Family Foundation

The Philadelphia Foundation

Phillies Charities, Inc.

United Way Workplace Campaign Contributors Turning Points for Children Staf


Donor Categories and Amounts:

1835 Benefactor Level: Gifts of $50,000+

Guardian Level: Gifts of $10,000+

Partner Level: Gifts of $1,000+

Mentor Level: Gifts of $250+

Advocate Level: Gifts under $250


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Mentor Level:$250+

Adaptive Communications, LLC

James Armstrong

Melissa & Dana Ash, Esq.

Susan Batastini

Lisa & Michael Bodary

Casey Bottomley

Jesse Branson, Sr.

Rachel Branson, Esq.

Victoria Carberry

Susan W. Catherwood

Dr. Stuart Cerato & Anglina Renzy

CNI Sales, Inc.

Lawrence Constable

Cooper Industries Foundation

Corporate Synergies

Julie Crowe

Rosemary Czajkowski

DeFran Systems, Inc.

Debra Djupman, Esq.

Catherine & Paul Doyle

Suzanne Ellis

Forensic Resolutions, Inc.

Fred Griths Company

The Gathering Place

Stephen J. Gaus

Louis Grow & Matthew Miller

Gwynedd Square Presbyterian

Church

Steven N. Haas

Antonia W. Hamilton

David Harwitz

Mildred Hess

Helen Hoban

HSBC Philanthropic Programs

Stanley K. Hunt

Hyatt Regency Philadelphia

IBM Employee Services Center

Innerscapes

It Takes A Village, Inc.

Johnson & Johnson

Nandi Jones-Clement

Monica & Louis Keeler, Jr.

Debra Kellt

Debra & Paul Kelly, Jr.

Robert J. Koenig

Gregory Koory

Linda Kordi KaKav

Theodore & Patricia Kowalski

James Kraus

William Kravitz

Law Oce of James G. Fannon

Mary Jane & Mark Letner

Lexus of Cherry Hill

Llenrock Group, LLC

Jack & Mary K Luke

Matthew McKenzie

Bria McMenamin

Merck Partnership for Giving

Maria Miazga

Maria & Andrew Miazga

Gregory Newell

Ann Leslie Nicholas

Richard Nickerson

Brook Oram

Joseph Parente

Penn Jersey Paper Company

Penn Virginia Corp.

Pierce College

J Barry Pignoli

Celestine N. Pinder

PNC Bank

Lara Price

Michael Root

Jefrey & Leonor Rosenblum

Jill & Charles Santangelo



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Mentor Level: $250+

Continued

Sheryl Sawin

Schnader, Harrison, Segal &Lewis, LLPGregory Schneider

William Schwartz

Taraya Shirdan

Emily Simon

Social Work PRN

Springfield Ford Lincoln

Marie Stavros

David K. Sullivan

Mark & Kathryn Supko

Dr. Joseph Talvacchia

Lori & Gerad Thorell

Walter J. Timby, IV

Maxine Tucker

United Way-The Greater Triangle

William & Lynn Vail

Andy Van Buren

Denise Venturi

Diana Vogel

W.B. Mason

Warminster Presbyterian Church

Anna & Mary Wiggins

Gary Williams

Woodwell Asset Management

Richard J. Zack

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Advocate Level:

Gifts under $250

Stephanie Abbott

Achievement Matters

A.R. Kanal

Richard Altman

America's Charities

Elmus Barnard

Beletz Bros Glass Company, Inc.

Lorraine M. Bess

L. Clarke Blynn

Elizabeth & Michael Borski

Candis Branch

Constance Branch

Jonathan W. Bridges

Joseph Bruno

Paul Buchanan

James & Elinor Buck

Laura L.T. Bullitt

Barbara A. Cedrone

Joy Chang

Chef's Market

Edward & Mary Clouses

Colonial Life

Patricia Cosgrove

Thomas Culp

A S Cymerman

Kari Czajkowski

Katherine & Kell Damsgaard

Dr. Raymond Dandrea

Helen B. Dennis

The Dickens Fellowship

Nieko Lea Diggs

Marc T. Dinardo

Nancy H. Eales

Catherine H. Farrell

Thomas Ferraro

Scott Fogel

Patrick K. Fowler & Audrey L.

Brisson

Susan A. Fox

Sarah & Peter Gaines

Hollis I. Gilliam

Tifany Glover

Eric & Jane Godslick

Antoinette Grimes

Chris Groeber



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Advocate Level:Gifts under $250Continued

Julia Haddad

Joshua Hage

Charles Hall

Rodney & Tracey Hall Sandmeyer

Norma & William Hamm

Tine Hansen-Turton

J Barton Harrison

Joe Hartman

Catherine Hipple

John Holcroft

Milton & Ester Holden

Bernice Holman

Tremaine Johnson

Jeremy Johnson & Anny

Matsukevich

Deanna Johnson

Kim Jones

Steven Jovanovic

JT Goldstein

Debra Kalai

Richard & Nina Kardon

Donna & Stephen Kaye

Lavester Keitt

Andrew Klinger

Robert Lairmore

Law Oce of Kevin V. Mincey

Louise N. Leibowitz

William A. Loeb

Marcos Lopez

Dan Luke

Paul & Jamie Martin

Rosita Martinez

Ethel & Harry Maurer

Catherine Mayher

Christina Mayhugh

John P. McKenzie, Jr.

Felicia McNeill

Katie McNichol

Memorial Presbyterian Church

Memorial Presbyterian Church of

Fox Chase

James F. Mitchell, III

Monifa Moore

Morgan Stanley

David O'Brien

Matthew T. O'Donnell

Theodore & Irene Oslick

Paul Beale Florist

Robert N. Phillips, Jr.

Robert S. Price

Public House Management

Corporation

Gregory & Melanie Quackenbush

Renee Rattigan

Sheldon & Brenda Rich

Louisa Ridgway

Rittenhouse Square Flower

Market

Robert & Bob Bell Remodeling

Michael Root

A. Stephen & Judy Rosa

Eileen Ryan

Susan C. Saltzman

John D. Salvo

Natasha Sanders

Rodney & Tracey Hall Sandmeyer

Edward & Bevery Savage Ten Com

Thomas & Patricia Savage

Nancy Schneider

Richard & Margaret SchneiderSegeren Leasing, Inc.

Richard & Joyce Shappell

Elisabeth Shellenberger

Catherine M. Shoosmith

Siemans Caring Hands Giving

Campaign



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Advocate Level:Gifts under $250Continued:

Robert Siman & Joan Lussky

Mary Sewell Smith

Robert & Barbara Smith

L & B Strieb

John Struble

Rachel & Andrew Stutzman

Carol & Merrill Thim

Kurt & Marybeth Thompson

Carla Thompson

Tucker Law Group, LLCUnited

Way - Aramark

United Way - Southeast Delaware

County

United Way Campaign-New York

United Way Campaign-Capital

Region

Valley Green Bank

Elaine & Michael Vogel

W Dean & Mary Walker

Ross & Jean Weaver

Wells Fargo Community Support

Campaign

Elizabeth Wendel

West Philadelphia Mennonite

Fellowship

Keri White

Kathryn & Henry Why

Laura O. Williams

Keya Williams

Shereen Williams

Richard & Doris Winslow

Tosha Wray

Minturn T. Wright, III

Thomas Yezzi

Barbara G. Zehender

Anne W. Zim

Thomas V. Zug, Jr.

Gifts-in-kind are not included in Donor Categories above; however, the agency is very grateful tonumerous persons and organizations that donated goods or services for the benefit of the TurningPoints for Children organization, and/or for the direct benefit by those families and children in need.

Your support is always welcome. If you would like to contribute to Turning Points for Children you mado so online with a one-time donation, or by phone at 215-875-4960.

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Turning Points for Children

Board of Directors: 2011-2012

Officers:

Thomas B. WhiteBoard President

Vice President, Asurion

Dana J. AshBoard 2nd Vice PresidentPartner, Duane Morris, LLPSanford LipsteinBoard TreasurerExecutive Vice President & CFOComcast SpectacorJames W. Oram, Jr.Board Assistant Treasurer:CEO, Forge Business SolutionsSupervisor, Easttown Township, PA

Board Members:

Rachel E. Branson, Esq.AssociateSchnader Harrison Segal & Lewis LLPRobert ClementsSenior Associate, Financial PlannerCreative Financial Group

David Harwitz, M.D.Center for Family Guidance

Nandi Jones-ClementVice President, KRA Corporation

Rick KraemerDirector, Sales & MarketingGEDAE, Inc.Melanie QuackenbushFoundation AdministratorThe Glenmede Trust Company, N.A.

James G. StaplesChief Marketing OfficerCozen O'ConnorAnna L. Wiggins, MSSRetired Social Worker

Herman L. WoodDirector, Business DevelopmentU.S. Facilities, Inc.



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Turning Points for Children

Advisory Committee: 2011-2012

Margaret BanaszekDirector of Marketing and PlanningBDW TechJames L. BeausoleilPartner, Duane Morris LLPJames A. BennettSenior Vice President (retired)CoreStates Bank

Roger L. BomgardnerSenior Vice President, Senior Credit OfficerTD Bank NorthDenise L. Devine, CPACEO & PresidentNutripharm, IncStephen J. GausPresident & CEO, Opti-Script, Inc.

Williams H. Haines, IVSenior Vice President, Business DevelopmentThe Pennsylvania Trust CompanyStanley K. HuntVP of InvestmentsWoodwell Asset ManagementCeleste M. Johnson, Ph. D.

Assistant ProfessorCenter for Social Work Education

Harry R. Madeira, Jr.Senior Vice PresidentBrown Brothers Harriman

Jonathan W. MitchellPrincipalKey Commercial Real Estate Advisors, LLC

Rev. Dr. Edward SparkmanShiloh Baptist Church

Ann NicholasDirector, Health Center #5 (retired)Philadelphia Department of Public Health

Fred D. Poellnitz, Ed. D.Professor, Business AdministrationPeirce CollegeLouis A. SerlengaEastern Operations Director

Aruba NetworksMary Sewell-Smith, MSW, LSWProgram Director (retired)Womens Christmas Alliance

Sidney V. Smith, Jr.PartnerNewmark KFSMEric Spieler, DMDDirector, Oasis DentalWilliam SutherlandDirector of Equity ResearchBoenning & Scattergood, Inc

Maxine H. Tucker

Administrator (retired)Philadelphia Department of Human Services

Lisa M. Whitcomb, Esq.Senior Vice PresidentThe Glenmede Trust Company, N.A.Jeffrey WhitePresidentJSW Ventures, Inc.



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Turning Points for ChildrenLeadership Team

Our Leadership Team: Back row, from left:Jack Luke, Director of Development andCommunications; Carla Thompson-Neal,MSW, Program Director of FamilyEmpowerment Services; Michael J. Vogel,Chief Executive Officer; Dawn Holden,CPA, Chief Financial Officer; Kim Jones,MBA, Program Director of FAST; RositaMartinez, MSW, Program Director of InHome Protective Services; ElmusBarnard, Director of Facilities and IT.Front row: Louise Leibowitz, LCSW,Program Director of the ParentingCollaborative; Brenda Hess Rich, MSW,LSW, Director of Quality and Training; Louis Grow, Program Director of Family Finding. Not pictured:

Vicki Nolten-Mair, Director of Program Development.Michael J. VogelChief Executive Ocer

Dawn A. Holden, CPAChief Financial Ocer

ElmusBarnardDirectorFacilities and Information Technology

Louis Grow

Program Director

Family Finding

Kim Jones, MBAProgram DirectorFamilies and Schools Together (FAST) Program

Louise Leibowitz, LCSWProgram DirectorStronger Families Brighter Futures Parenting Program

John J. (Jack) Luke, Jr.DirectorOce of Development & Communications

Vicki Nolten-Mair, MSWDirectorProgram Development

Rosita Martinez, MSWProgram DirectorIn Home Protective Service

Carla Thompson-Neal, MSWProgram DirectorKids n Kin & Alterative Response System

Brenda Hess Rich, MSW, LSWDirectorQuality & Training



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Website: www.turningpointsforchildren.org

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2013 Turning Points for Children

Credits:This report to our community was produced by:The Development and Communications Department, Turning Points for Children, Jack Luke, Directorand Strategic Brand Services LLC, Berwyn, PA; Robert Koenig, principal

Research and Copy: Brenda Hess Rich, MSW, LSW; Vicki Nolten-Mair , MSW; and Ann K. Romine

Copy, Design and Production: Sarah Punderson, SJP Communications & Marketing
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