FSW Annual Report 2013 2014

Celebrating Our PastEnvisioning Our Future

FSW Annual Report2013-2014

OUR MISSIONFAMILY SERVICES OF WESTCHESTER,

FOUNDED IN 1954, OFFERS A BROAD RANGE OF SOCIAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN AND SUPPORT FAMILIES,

CHILDREN AND INDIVIDUALS AT EVERY STAGE OF THE LIFE CYCLE, FROM INFANCY THROUGH ADULTHOOD.

For 60 years, FSW has stayed true to its mission: to make a difference right here athome. Today, FSW has seven family centers across Westchester County and an annualbudget of $22 million. Our 50 programs reach more than 30,000 people a year and runthe gamut from adoption to home health care, from youth residences to AmeriCorps, from Head Start to Big Brothers Big Sisters. Our 450 employees and 350 volunteers work with all segments of the community in all geographic corners of Westchester.

Children, teens, adults, families, older adults, Latino immigrants, veterans and families affected by HIV/AIDS all benefit from FSW’s programs.

Thank you for taking the time to learn about our mission and our programs.

OUR MISSION

The 2013-2014 Fiscal Year was a very special time for FSW as it offered an opportunity for us toboth celebrate our past as well as to envision our future. We marked our 60th anniversary of providing mental health and social services in Westchester County at our Diamond Anniversary

Gala in April by honoring our founders, our past Board presidents and former CEO’s. We used this opportunity to share the remarkable history of FSW with all those in attendance and would now like totrace that 60 year journey for those who read this Annual Report. In these pages we have provided a timeline of the milestones that took us from 1954, when we were an agency with just one social worker,to our present size and scope, offering over 50 different programs to individuals and families at everystage of the life cycle with a staff of 450 social workers, psychologists, early childhood educators, homehealth aides, and administrators. It is a remarkable accounting of the agency’s growth over time, both anticipating the needs of Westchester County residents as well as responding to unexpected events thatrequired our attention.

Although we did take the opportunity to reflect on our past in 2013-2014, this certainly did not prevent usfrom making great strides into the future as well. Of utmost importance was the progress we made towardopening The Lanza Family Center for All Ages, our new intergenerational facility in White Plains. Havingreached our goal of raising $1 million to match Patricia Lanza’s challenge grant, we were able to moveforward with purchasing the property at 106 North Broadway and developing plans to renovate the buildingto best serve the older adults, young children and teens, who will benefit from the many programs thatwill be housed there. We were awarded grants that will enable us to continue offering our HeadStart/Early Head Start program through 2019, to engage in an anti-violence effort (Project SNUG) in Mt.Vernon, and to provide peer-to-peer counseling in our Veterans Outreach and Support Program. Theseare just a few of the many efforts that will be the focus of our attention as we move into our seventh decadeof serving Westchester County residents in need.

As President and CEO of FSW, I am both proud of our past achievements and excited about the future.Thank you for your support, which ensures that we are able to continue providing high-quality mentalhealth and social services to meet the needs of our community. I look forward to sharing news of our accomplishments in the years to come.

With much gratitude.

Susan B. Wayne

UPDATE FROM SUSAN B. WAYNE, PRESIDENT AND CEO

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2013-2014

WELCOME

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Looking Back...FSW in the 1950s

1954With a budget of $20,000, atiny office in White Plains,and an Executive Director--Irwin Stein—who doubles asthe only caseworker, FSWopens its doors. 1955

Less than one year out,FSW is handling 40 casesper month, mostly middleand low income familiesseeking counseling for problems, child guidanceand management of the elderly.

1956FSW merges with MountVernon Family Services Association.

1957Services expanded to Rye;FSW receives first govern-ment funds, establishing theagency as a bona fide mental health resource.

1958FSW adds New Rochelle,Larchmont and Mamaroneckto its area. FSW establishesBig Brothers Big Sisters inWestchester.

1959Homemaker Service (nowHome Health Care) begins.

1961FSW receives a grant forgroup counseling training.

1962Harrison, Port Chester, Irvington and the Tarrytownsare added to FSW’s serviceareas.

1964FSW joins the United Fund(now the United Way).

1968Widows and Widowers Club, FSW’s first outreach to senior citizens established.

Looking Back...FSW in the 1960s

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Looking Back...FSW in the 1970s

1970Our biggest individual donation to date arrives,$34,000 from an anonymousdonor. With it, FSW startsthe Advocacy Service to foster legislative change.

1971Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings join the FSW family. A grant from IBMhelps FSW open a Boys Residence for troubledteens.

1972SAGE: Senior Advice, Guidance, Education program expands our elder care and counseling.

1974Girls Residence opens, providing a haven for troubled teens.

1975Senior Services of FSW expands our geriatric services countywide.

1979In the largest merger to date, Adoption and Children’s Services and the Children’s ReceivingHome come under the FSW umbrella.

1980FSW establishes FIRST(Family Interest and Referral Service Team) with the help of MarjorieDammann. FIRST will laterbecome an independentagency.

1981FSW begins working withthe Westchester CountyYouth Bureau.

1983FSW receives nationalaccreditation from the Council on Accreditation of Services for Families and Children.

1985FSW is licensed by the Stateof New York as a mentalhealth clinic. Anne (Kiki)Eglington becomes FSW’snew Executive Director.

1989Families Together is created to help families at risk of having their children placed in foster care.

Looking Back...FSW in the 1980s

1982FSW receives the HumanRights Award from the Commission on HumanRights.

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Looking Back...FSW in the 1990s

1990ADAPT (A Different Approach for Parents and Teens) begins mediating family conflicts.

1991Family Based Treatment initiated to provide supportive homes for children with emotional difficulties.

1993FSW moves headquarters to One Summit Avenue inWhite Plains. Thomas E.Sanders becomes FSW’sthird Executive Director.

1994Camp Viva, a summer campfor families affected byHIV/AIDS, debuts.

1996FSW establishes Latino Connections in Port Chester.

1997FSW establishes YouthForum, a peer support andrespite program for familieswith emotionally disturbedchildren.

1998My Second Home, FSW’sintergenerational day program for seniors, opens.

1999Maple House, offering enriched housing for seniors in Ossining, comes under the FSW umbrella.

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Looking Back...FSW in the 2000s

2000FSW establishes the LatinoDomestic Youth Corps(AmeriCorps) in Westch-ester. BBBS adds LatinoMentoring.

2001FSW creates the Westchester County YouthCouncil in conjunction with Westchester County.Pelham Family Service joins FSW.

9/11Tragedy strikes right at theheart of families we serve as thousands perish in theTwin Towers attack. FSW responds by establishingMothers for Others, a respiteprogram for widows and widowers of 9/11 and their families.

2002My Second Home moves to a purpose-built shared facility with Mount KiscoChild Care Center. PrimeTime, a program for developmentally delayedpre-schoolers, joins the FSW family.

2003FSW’s Family TechnologyLearning Center in our PortChester headquarters is created with a gift from the Jerome Family of Monroe College.

2004FSW awarded contract to operate Head Start andEarly Head Start in WhitePlains.

2005Big Brothers Big Sisters program holds its first annual Summer Games.

2006Brandon Steiner of SteinerSports Marketing launchescampaign to renovate Girlsand Boys Residences inWhite Plains.

2007FSW awarded a five-yearfederal grant for FathersCount program to promoteresponsible fatherhood andeconomic stability for fatherswho have been involved inthe criminal justice system.FSW launches its website,www.fsw.org.

2008Susan B. Wayne becomesFSW’s fourth President andCEO following the retire-ment of Tom Sanders.

2009The Sharing Shelf islaunched to collect new and gently used children’sclothing and other items for distribution to familiesin need throughout Westchester County.

2010FSW and the Vera and Walter Scherr Foundationdevelop “I Believe IAchieve,” an enhancedBBBS mentoring program to serve at-risk youth in Yonkers.

2011FSW creates a Junior Board to support the Boardof Directors and promote the mission of FSW through educational, fundraising and service initiatives.

2012FSW launches capital campaign to build new intergenerational centerthanks to $1 million challenge grant from philanthropist Patricia Lanza.

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LOOKING BACK...

Diamond Anniversary Gala, April 24,2014 at the VIP Country Club in New Rochelle honored FSW’sfounders, past Board Presidents and former CEOs.

FSW obtained finalapproval from the City of White Plains to purchase the property at 106 N.Broadway, the futurehome of The LanzaFamily Center for All Ages.

Camp Viva marked its 20th year of providing respite and support to families in Westchester County affected by HIV/AIDS.

FSW’s HeadStart/Early Head Startin White Plainsmarked its 10th yearof being under theumbrella of FSW,while also obtainingapproval to continueoperating through at least 2019.

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2013-2014 HIGHLIGHTS

La Dolce Vita, a fundraiserto benefit My SecondHome was held on March 29, 2014 at theWhippoorwill Country Clubin Armonk. The event honored Stephen Ruvituso,generous supporter andtireless fundraiser, who received the Philanthropic Leadership Award; Kathi Arnow,passionate caring and generous supporter, who received theCommunity Champion Award, and David Shenk, renownedauthor and advocate who produced a four-part Living WithAlzheimer’s documentary series, including “My LittleFriends” featuring My Second Home.

“My Little Friends,” a short documentary film by AcademyAward Winning director Megan Mylan, which focused on theintergenerational program at My Second Home, was shown atthe Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville on September 12,2013 as part of a Living With Alzheimer’s event sponsored bythe Westchester Community Foundation.

The Sharing Shelf ofFSW provided over550 backpacks filledwith essential schoolsupplies to studentsin need throughout Westchester County.

FSW was awarded a $275,600Neighborhood Violence PreventionProject grant by the New York State Division of Criminal JusticeServices for Project SNUG (GUNSspelled backwards) in Mt. Vernon.

Youth Services

Family Mental Health

Elder Services

Home Care Services

Education Services

Management and GeneralFundraising

FINANCIALS

Family Services of Westchester spends 92 percent of its

income on programs.

Program and Client Fees

Government and Other Grants

Contributions

Other

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUE OPERATING EXPENSES

STATEMENT OF REVENUE AND EXPENSES Year ended June 30, 2014

OPERATING SUPPORT AND REVENUEContributions $ 1,812,725 8.33%Government and Other Grants 8,812,443 40.48%Program and Client Fees 11,058,864 50.79%Other 87,745 .40%

Total Support and Revenue $21,771,777 100%

OPERATING EXPENSESProgram Services

Youth Services $ 5,752,590 26.13%Family Mental Health 5,659,719 25.70% Elder Services 2,217,592 10.07%Home Care Services 2,306,931 10.48% Education Services 4,356,792 19.79%

Management and General 1,361,121 6.18%Fundraising 363,753 1.65%

Total Expenses $ 22,018,498 100%

Non Operating Activities (183,801)

Change in Net Assets (430,522)

Net Assets Beginning of Year $ 2,973,703 Net Assets End of Year $ 2,543,181

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DONORS

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CORNERSTONE($25,000 to $1,000,000)AnonymousAnonymousBBBS of SWCT Foundation The Dammann Fund The Fridolin Charitable Trust Ms. Naomi Kaplan Mrs. Patricia Lanza MBIA Foundation, Inc. New York Life FoundationThe Vera and Walter Scherr Family Foundation, Inc. Westchester Community FoundationWomen’s Research & Education Fund

LEADERS($10,000 to $24,999)AnonymousThe Charles A. Frueauff Foundation Gay Men’s Health Crisis, Inc. The Jandon Foundation The Kernan FundThe Kohlberg Foundation Mrs. Jill L. Leinbach The MAC AIDS Fund Mr. Steven Madden Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moelis David and Katherine Moore Family Foundation The David Rockefeller Fund Mr. and Mrs. Allen Rosenshine Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sacher Sills Family Foundation St. Faith’s House Foundation TD Bank Charitable Foundation United Way of Westchester & Putnam CountiesVerizon Communications

BENEFACTORS($5,000 to $9,999)AnonymousRita Aranow Charitable FundMr. and Mrs. Peter Arnow Mr. and Mrs. Jon Bauer Bloomberg, LP Dr. Alec Cecil and Ms. Diane Zultowsky Christ’s Church Ms. Daniele Churchill Citrin Cooperman & Company, LLP The Community Fund of Bronxville, Eastchester, Tuckahoe Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Copeland Jack DeVito Foundation Don Tom Realty Corporation Emigrant Savings BankFarbman Family Foundation Friars of the Atonement, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Greenberg Howard Properties, Ltd The Ruth and Seymour Klein Foundation Inc.Laurence W. Levine Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. McClintock Mr. and Mrs. McGauley Men’s Club at Westchester Reform Temple The Meyer Handelman Fund Nickless Family Charitable Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Phil Perelmuter Mr. Rocco Roina Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Ruvituso Mr. and Mrs. Damion Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Sanders William & Sylvia Silberstein FoundationMr. and Mrs. Brandon Steiner Steiner Sports & Entertainment Marketing Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sternklar The TJX Foundation Westchester Fund of the Hugh J. Andersen Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Witten

PARTNERS($1,000 to $4,999)AnonymousAccel Printing & Graphics Ms. Jennifer Alpert Ms. Dianna Aprile Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Argentino The Arnow Family Fund Astoria Bank BD Realty LLC Mr. and Mrs. Graham Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bellamy Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bisignano Mr. and Mrs. Black Mr. and Mrs. David Boillot Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS, Inc.Mr. Joseph Cabrera Mr. Robert Cestone Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Chang The Charitable Fdn. of the Burns Family Christine E. Andersen Fund of the Hugh J. Andersen Foundation

Church of St. Barnabas City of White Plains Mr. and Mrs. Tim Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Julius Cohn Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Cole Mr. and Mrs. Francis Corcoran Corporate Synergies Group, Inc. Cross River Management, LLC CVS Caremark Mr. Achim Daub and Ms. Jennifer Shay Graydon Dennis Noskin Architects Mr. Anthony Domino Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donnelly Mrs. Linda Ellis Episcopal Church Women of St. John’s Church

WE WELCOME VOLUNTEERSWe are always in need of in-kind gifts of goods and servicesand we welcome volunteers for our many programs and advisory boards. You can volunteer for a Community Dayevent or become a regular helper at one of our programs. To learn about volunteer opportunities for yourself, your group or your company, please call (914) 305-6834.

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First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Foley, Jr. Mr. Louis Forte Mr. and Mrs. Robert Friedland Friedland Realty Penny Johnston Foote and Ray Foote Mr. Roger Froehlich Mr. Jonathan Futterman Ms. Carey Garrity Ms. Elizabeth Gereghty Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Goldberg Morris and Arlene Goldfarb Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gordineer Joseph B. Gould FoundationMs. Barbara Gross Mr. Paul Guillaro Mr. and Mrs. William R. Handelman Help Is On The Way Today Mrs. Gerry Hodes Ms. Pam Hohlweck Hyperlink IBM Irvington Presbyterian Church Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jones Kaltman Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Howard Katz Ms. Denise Keane and Mr. Leonard MandlMr. and Mrs. Michael Klein Mr. and Mrs. Lee Konopka Landscape Unlimited, Inc. The Larchmont Avenue Church Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lembeck Elaine Gorbach Levine Charitable FoundationMr. Steve Logan Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lyski Mr. Stuart Marcus and Ms. Annemarie Trotta Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marich Mr. John P. Mascote Mr. and Mrs. Robert Matluck Mercedes Benz of White Plains The Mere Foundation Inc. Monroe College Mr. and Mrs. Colin Morris Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Moskowitz Mount Vernon Police Association, Inc. Ms. Marie Louise Mullaly Ms. Carol Murray and Mr. John KusterMutual of America New York Community Bancorp, Inc. The Next Generation Fund of the Hugh J. Andersen Foundation

Ocean Partners USA, Inc. One Summit Ave. Realty Co. Mr. David Palaia Paraco Gas Corp. Pasternak, Baum & Co., Inc Ms. Jennifer Patton The Peckham Family FoundationMr. and Mrs. Kenneth Perrino Mr. and Mrs. David Poneman Proskauer Rose LLP Ms. Sharon Reed The Research Foundation for the State University of New York

Retrieval Masters Creditors Bureau, Inc. Mr. Adam Roina Mr. Douglas Romano Ronald McDonald House Charities Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rosen Mr. and Mrs. Les Rosenberg Ms. Janice Rossman

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Mustard Seed Fund Mr. and Mrs. Mike Scherer Siemens Caring Hands Foundation Mr. Steven Silverberg, Esq.Syd & Jan Silverman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Silvestri Mr. Joseph Simone Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Siniscalchi The Sloman Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Edward Somekh Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Stafford The Kurt and Rose Stanger Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Steven F. Stein Ms. Diane H. Tabakman and Mr. David W. Rhodes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tegtmeier Tompkins Financial Advisors Mr. Tom Torti Tory Burch, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Touhey Mr. and Mrs. Marc Utay Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wayne Webster Bank Mr. and Mrs. Richard Werder Mr. Gary Zahakos and Ms. Kristiane Lambert

PATRONS ($500 to $999)Mr. and Mrs. Don Alexander Ms. Patricia Allen Mr. and Mrs. Artie Altman American Legion Post 1768 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Annibale Mr. Benjamin Arnow Mr. and Mrs. Tony Artabane Mr. William F. Banks Mr. Jim Barker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Belson Dr. Mitchell Benson and Dr. Ronda Bixon Benson Mr. Curtis Beusman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bial Ms. Deborah Blatt Ms. Dorothy Anne Blatt Dr. and Mrs. David BlumenthalMr. and Mrs. Harvey Boneparth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bordash Mr. and Mrs. Bob Burke Ms. Judith Butler and Mr. David Levy Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cafran Ms. Susan Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Castiglie, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Chader Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Citron Co-Communications Mrs. Elaine Conway Mr. and Mrs. John Curran Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Dauman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Derman Dicturel LLC Edward Jones Entrepreneurs’ Organization of New York Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Felder Mrs. Lauren Gallagher Helen I. Graham Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Gregory Gamble Gersowitz, Libo and Korek, PC Esqs Gibbs & Soell, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. Steven Green Mr. and Mrs. Steven Halperin Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Handelman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Handelman Mr. Ian Harris

Ms. Nicole Hazard and Mr. Jonathan Brook Mrs. Heidi Helfst Homebuying 101 Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Howe, Jr.Mr. Stuart Johnson Mr. James L. Kaufman and Ms. Carol Fitzpatrick Dr. Richard J. Kaufman and Dr. Katherine Lobach Mr. Richard Kaye and Ms. Diane Tuckman Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kesten Mr. Robert Klugman Konica Minolta Business Solutions USA, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kopple Mrs. Nancy Lavin Mr. and Mrs. Steven Leach Mr. Paul Ledenko Lisa Vitiello Agency, Inc. Brian T. Lyski Memorial FundMr. and Mrs. Frank P. Marino Mario J. Lastrada, Inc. Marks Paneth LLP Mr. and Mrs. Michael McKenna Mr. and Mrs. John McKiernan Mr. Thomas McManus, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Brian Melbourne Mr. and Mrs. Alan Model Morgan Stanley Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy NAS Grundziro Zone LLC Ms. Martha Nierenberg Mr. and Mrs. Paul Olson Mr. and Mrs. Colin O’Neill PPM America The Premier Collection LLC. The Presbyterian Church Of Mount Kisco/Women’s Assoc. Charles S. Raizen Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Anand Ramachandran Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Reiner Ms. Diane L. Riegger Mr. Fernando Rivas and Ms. Rebecca MayMr. Martin Rogowsky Mrs. Barbara Ross Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Ross Mrs. Carol Rubin Kahn Mr. Mitchell Rudin Mr. Andrew Russell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ruvituso Ms. Stacy Saabye Scarsdale Woman’s Club Scavone Insurance Center Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Andre Segatti Ms. Leah Sills Mr. and Mrs. Alan Silvera Mr. and Mrs. Justin Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Steven G. Sonet Mr. Paul Spiegel Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Spivak Splash White Plains, LLC Staples Foundation for Learning Mr. and Mrs. Sabin C. Streeter Traub Lieberman Straus & Shrewsberry Mr. and Mrs. Norm Tunnell Mr. Arnold Wagner and Ms. Zelda Raider Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Gardiner Welch Westchester Cty. Dept. of Senior Programs Westchester Foreign Autos Inc. White Plains Hospital Center Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolencheck Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Wolff

DONORS

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THE LANZA FAMILYCENTER FOR ALL AGESDonor Recognition

LEADERS($50,000 to $99,999)Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Moelis

BENEFACTORS ($20,000 to $49,999)Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arnow The Dammann Fund Mr. and Mrs. Les Rosenberg

PARTNERS($7,500 to $19,999)Pamela and Robert AdamsThe Bari Lipp FoundationGoldman, Sachs & Co.Mr. and Mrs. William R. HandelmanMr. and Mrs. Douglas J. McClintockMs. Diane H. Tabakman and Mr. David W. Rhodes

Westchester Fund of the Hugh J. Andersen Foundation

SUPPORTERS ($1,000 to $6,499)Mr. and Mrs. David BoillotMr. and Mrs. Geoffrey ChangChubb & Son InsuranceMr. and Mrs. Timothy ClarkDr. and Mrs. Steven GreenMs. Nicole Hazard and Mr. Jonathan Brook Let's Get Ready, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LucknerRockland Community FundMr. and Mrs. Philip T. RueggerSteiner Sports & Entertainment MarketingMr. and Mrs. Nicholas WolffYou Gotta Have ... Inc.

PATRONS ($500 to $999)Anonymous

FRIENDS ($499 and below)Mrs. Sharifa ArmorerMs. Shoquilla ColemanMs. Cristina Cortez Ms. Marlene FurtickMs. Virginia HartmereMs. Angelia JohnsonMs. Laura-Lisa Landano Ms. Teresa Tineo

SUPPORTERS($250 TO $499)Ms. Julie Ackerman Mr. Mark Andrew Anjo Printing Corp. DBA The Craft Printers Antioch Baptist ChurchAustin Corporate PropertiesMs. Susan Bannon Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Barsky Be Green Kids Consignments, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Berner BJ’s Wholesale Club Ms. Marjorie Bliss Mr. Michael Boccardi Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Bohm Mrs. Jennifer Bonhomme Ms. Margaret Booth and Mr. Marvin Schechter Ms. Nancy Borchetta Mr. Michel Cain Center for Dermatology, Cosmetic & Laser Surgery Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chesley Connecticut Lighting Center, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Croce Mr. Joseph Dedona Mr. and Mrs. Adi Dehejia The Desperito FoundationDr. and Mrs. Robert Doherty Ms. Cathy Draper and Mr. Michael Clain Mr. Michael Duncan The Education Foundation of Alpine Ms. Anne Eglinton Ms. Rita Feldman Mr. Andrew Feldstein and Ms. Jane Veron Mr. Mark Fitzmaurice Four Winds Hospital Ms. Marlene Furtick Mr. and Mrs. Andrew GainesGolden Age Mortgage Corp. Mr. Laurence J. Goldfarb Mr. and Mrs. Adam Goldsmith Mr. Anthonie Goudemond Ms. Monique Guesnon and Mr. Kriss Kandel Mr. John Herrmann, Jr. Mr. Peter Hess and Ms. Debra Kenyon Ms. Elizabeth Holloway Mr. John Imbriale Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kaplan Kaplan Family FoundationMs. Reena Kashyap Katonah Art Center Mr. Gregory KeefeMr. and Mrs. Robert Kerrigan Mr. Barry Klayman and Ms. Elyse Mall Mr. Blaine Krieger Mr. and Mrs. James R. Kunen

Mr. Bernard Kyle and Ms. Angela BrockMr. and Mrs. Jeremy Linhart Main Street Pediatric Dentistry, P.C. Ms. Barbara McCarthyMr. Robert McGrathJanis & Alan Menken Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Mintz Mr. and Mrs. Hans Morefield Mr. Terrence Mullan Ms. Barbara Nachbar Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Padovan Ms. Felicia Passero Mr. Joe Penna Mr. and Mrs. George Perreten Mr. Paul Rubin and Ms. Pam Meisel Ms. Elizabeth Ruvituso Mr. and Mrs. John Santora Mr. and Mrs. William Schaenman Ms. Amy Schoening Mr. and Mrs. Keith Schwam Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Seewaldt Mr. and Mrs. Joel Seligman Mr. Pat SestitoMs. Barbara J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sobel Ms. Ann Solberg Sonneman Design Group, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence T. Sorkin Mr. Todd Stankiewicz Mr. and Mrs. William R. Stanley Dr. James F. Stenerson and Mr. J. Phillip Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stern Ms. Emma Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Abbott Stillman Mr. Lai Sun Mr. Michael Swanstrom Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tarpey Top Notch Tree Inc.Mr. Eric Toth Ms. Deborah Wilson Mr. Norman Zarkin

MATCHING GIFTS & EMPLOYEE GIVING PROGRAMSBank of America Matching Gifts The Benevity Community Impact FundBlack Rock Matching Gift Program Citizens Bank Charitable Fdn. Fortress Investment Group, LLCGive With Liberty Goldman Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts IBM Employee Services CenterMorgan Stanley C/O Cybergrants The Pepsico Foundation United Way Metro Chicago Verizon Foundation Matching Gifts Program

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FSW President and CEO Susan B. Wayne with thelate Patricia Lanza (at left). The Lanza Family Cen-ter for All Ages is named for Mrs. Lanza who gen-erously provided a $1 million challenge grant thatenabled FSW to embark on this project.

DONORS

ACCREDITATIONS • Accredited by Council on Accreditation• Accredited by the Better Business Bureau

AFFILIATIONS• Alliance for Children & Families• Big Brothers Big Sisters of America• New York State Association of Family Service Agencies• New York State Association of Health Care Providers• NonProfit Westchester• Westchester County AIDS Council• Westchester County Geriatric Mental Health Coalition• Westchester County Elder Abuse Coalition• Westchester County Adult Day Services Coalition• Licensed by New York State as an Adoption Service• Licensed by New York State Office of Mental Health as a Mental Health Clinic• Licensed by New York State Department of Health to provide Adult Home for Seniors• Licensed by New York State Department of Health to provide Home Health Services• Licensed by New York State Department of Health to provide Enriched Housing for Seniors• Licensed by New York State Education Department to provide Special Education Services (Prime Time)

FSW CONTRACTS WITH OR RECEIVES PROGRAM SPECIFIC FUNDING FROM:• U.S. Department of Health and Human Services• The Corporation for National and Community Service (AmeriCorps)• New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH)• New York State Department of Education (NYSDOE)• New York State Office of Children and Family Services (NYSOCFS)• New York State Office of Mental Health (NYSOMH)• Westchester County Department of Health• Westchester County Department of Community Mental Health• Westchester County Department of Senior Programs & Services• Westchester County Department of Social Services• Westchester County District Attorney's Office• Westchester County Youth Bureau• United Way of Westchester & Putnam • U.S. Administration on Aging• City of White Plains• City of Mount Vernon• City of Yonkers

This Annual Report was written and produced by the Development Department of Family Services of Westchester

Courtney Rabb, Vice President, Development and External AffairsDonna Weissman, Director of Development

Graphic Design by Laura CacciatoPhoto Contributions, Susan Woog Wagner

FAMILY SERVICES OF WESTCHESTER

BOARD & STAFFEXECUTIVE COMMITTEENick Wolff, ChairmanNicole Fleur Hazard, Vice ChairDierdra Gray-Clark, Vice ChairEdward M. Foley, Jr., TreasurerDouglas McClintock, Assistant TreasurerGary Zahakos, Secretary

BOARD OF DIRECTORSAlec Cecil Leslie Chang Isolina Chavez Ona Cohn Lisa Copeland Susan Corcoran Marlene E. Furtick Howard Greenberg Tony Lembeck Marie Silverman Marich Kerry MoelisAnn SacherBrandon SteinerLeslie Zane

EXECUTIVE STAFFSusan B. Wayne, L.C.S.W.

President and CEOGeoffrey Barsky

Chief Financial OfficerPolly Kerrigan, L.C.S.W.

Senior VP, Program OperationsEric Toth, M.S.W., M.B.A.

VP, Program OperationsMarge Leffler, L.C.S.W.

VP, Administration, Compliance and Program Development

Courtney RabbVP, Development and External Affairs

Sharifa Armorer, L.C.S.W.Senior Director, Programs

Vernex Harding, M.S. Ed, SAS, SADSenior Director, Early Childhood Programs

Adam GarrisonDirector, Human Resources/Administration

* Current Board and Staff

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ACCREDITATIONS & AFFILIATIONS

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FSW LOCATIONS

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES ANDPORT CHESTER FAMILY CENTEROne Gateway PlazaPort Chester, NY 10573(914) 937-2320Fax (914) 937-4902Website: www.fsw.org

ECHO HILLS, HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON78 Main StreetHastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706(914) 274-8334

THE LANZA FAMILY CENTER FOR ALL AGES106 N. BroadwayWhite Plains, NY 10601(914) 422-8100

MOUNT VERNON9 W. Prospect Avenue, Suite 309Mount Vernon, NY 10550(914) 668-9124

MY SECOND HOME95 Radio Circle DriveMount Kisco, NY 10549(914) 241-0770

PELHAM507 Fifth AvenuePelham, NY 10803(914) 738-1728

THE SHARING SHELF47 Purdy AvenuePort Chester, NY 10573914-305-5950

SLEEPY HOLLOW239 North BroadwaySleepy Hollow, NY 10591(914) 631-2022

WHITE PLAINSOne Summit AvenueWhite Plains, NY 10606(914) 948-8004

YONKERS20 South BroadwayYonkers, NY 10701(914) 964-6767

OUR PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

STRONG FAMILIESBig Brothers Big SistersCamp SuccessCamp VivaEMERGEFamilies Together AgainFamily MediationFamily Mental HealthFamily StrengtheningFathers CountHead Start/Early Head Start/

Prime Time/UPKIntensive In-Home Family Preservation The Lanza Family Center For All AgesLatino ConnectionsRespiteThe Sharing ShelfTechnology Learning Center

YOUTH DEVELOPMENTAdolescent HIV PreventionAdolescent Pregnancy PreventionBienvenidas GirlsBig Brothers Big SistersBoys and Girls Youth ResidencesThe Lanza Family Center For All AgesTherapeutic Foster CareYouth Councils

AGING WITH DIGNITYFSWorksHome Health CareThe Lanza Family Center For All AgesMaple House Enriched HousingMy Second HomeRideConnectSenior Services CoordinatorsWhite Plains Guest House

One Gateway PlazaPort Chester, NY 10573914-937-2320www.fsw.org

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PERMIT NO. 699

Help Us Change Lives:Our outreach to 30,000 children, teens and families each year is supported by the generosity of individuals, foundations and corporations.

HOW TO GET INVOLVEDThere are several ways to make a donation:

• Submit a donation through our website at www.fsw.org, where you can learn about leaving a bequest, donating stocks or life insurance benefits, or making a gift to our endowment fund.

• Send a check to Family Services of Westchester, One Gateway Plaza, Port Chester, NY 10573, Attention: Development

• Donate using your credit card by calling (914) 305-6876. We accept VISA, MasterCard and American Express.

We are always in need of in-kind gifts of goods and services and we welcome volunteers for our many programs and advisory boards. You can volunteerfor a Community Day event or become a regularhelper at one of our programs. To learn about volunteer opportunities for yourself, your group oryour company, please call (914) 305-6834.

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