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“When I left 

KidsPeace, I didn’t 

feel like I was 

leaving a program. 

I felt like I was 

leaving a family.” 

– Katrina Hughes 

Woman credits KidsPeace with helping her address mental 

illness, turn life around 

By: Bevin Theodore 

Before Katrina Hughes came to KidsPeace, instability and loneliness were all 

she knew. 

Abandoned by her mother when she was 6, she lived with her grandmother, 

who she described as mentally abusive. When a brother to whom she was very 

close died in 1996, she could no longer cope with her shaky upbringing and 

repeatedly ran away from her grandmother’s home until she was finally taken 

away. 

From the time she was 12, she bounced around from one program to another, 

spending time in 18 hospitals and four residential programs before landing 

at KidsPeace when she was 15. Her bipolar disorder, coupled with severe 

depression and PTSD about her brother’s death, had led to her being kicked 

out of other programs because she would get angry and lash out in an attempt 

to get ousted. She struggled with drug abuse and self-injury, but once she 

realized the staff at KidsPeace wasn’t going to let her continue to harm herself, 

her life started to shift. Hughes graduated from the program in 2006 when she 

was 16. She thought she was “cured,” but soon realized she hadn’t addressed 

everything she needed to at that time, and she lacked the skills to make it on 

her own. 

“When I left KidsPeace, I didn’t feel like I was leaving a program. I felt like I was 

leaving a family,” she said. 

Now Hughes, 22, lives in Toms River, N.J., and wants to give back. Her ultimate 

plan is to return to school to become a social worker, but until she can iron out 

the finances needed to achieve that dream, she’s dedicating time volunteering 

as a counselor to teens and helping multiple times a week with a therapy group 

from which she graduated. 

“I love helping people. Even when I had my problems, I tried to chase away my 

problems by helping someone else,” she said. “I know how it feels to be 17 and 

be misunderstood. I know how it feels to be 13, and people think you’re acting 

out for attention.” 

Hughes has learned how to control some of her triggers. She finally stopped 

cutting herself for good when she was 19 and began taking kickboxing classes. 

She also shed her drug addiction, and realized that a lot of what she was taught 

at KidsPeace, especially regarding order and a structured routine, was precisely 

what she needed to help control her mental illness. 

“People look at you like you’re crazy when you’re not crazy,” she said. “I had an 

illness. It was bad enough my family didn’t understand.” 

She realizes she will likely need to remain on medication forever, but it’s a 

small sacrifice to be in charge of her life. Now that she’s gotten the help she 

desperately needed, she wants to ensure others battling mental illness realize 

it doesn’t have to be the only defining factor of their lives. Above all, she says, 

people need to take care of themselves and realize they don’t have to do 

everything alone. 

“When you have the help in front of you, don’t run from it. Take it, treasure it,” 

she said. “Love yourself. You only live once. Life is crazy. Life is a challenge. Life 

is great. You just have to go out there and get it.” 

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Dear Friends of KidsPeace, 

In 2012, KidsPeace celebrated a major milestone – 

130 years of providing a lifeline to children, families 

and communities. We had the opportunity to reflect 

on our beginnings as an orphanage for children 

orphaned by the smallpox epidemic through the 

many changes that occurred to make KidsPeace 

what it is today – a thriving organization focused 

on meeting critical mental and behavioral health 

needs of children, teenagers and young adults. By 

providing top-notch care to those in crisis, we are starting a positive ripple effect 

as our clients are better able to assimilate into their families and communities. 

We are seeing increased acuity in our clients across the board – from residential 

to foster care to community programs. We realize KidsPeace is a microcosm of 

the mental health arena, and we continue to push for greater awareness of and 

resources for appropriate preventative services. The tragedy in Newtown, Conn., 

in December was yet another example of the need to remove the stigma that 

too often hangs over mental illness. KidsPeace remains committed not only to 

providing the best possible care to our clients but to educating others about the 

mental health field through news interviews, articles and speaking engagements. 

In the spirit of awareness, KidsPeace is proud to provide a free, online forum 

where teenagers can find answers to tough questions. This year, we celebrate 15 

years since the launch of TeenCentral.Net. This site has garnered international 

attention for the information it provides on topics such as anti-bullying, alcohol 

awareness, domestic and dating violence and weight issues. The multi-awardwinning 

site is a font of information and advice, and the best part of all is that it 

is completely anonymous and free for all users. As we look ahead to the next 15 

years of helping teenagers, we are focused on reaching a wider audience, with 

new sections planned on religion, teens in foster care and children of military 

personnel. This new information will also be available through ParentCentral.Net, 

our complementary platform that since 2011 has been providing parents with the 

same outlet as their teens to share experiences and receive advice. 

As we move through 2013, we look forward to another year of serving children, 

families and communities. Please visit www.kidspeace.org to learn about more 

upcoming events on our campuses and in the community. 

Thank you for your ongoing support of the work we do every day to give 

kids peace. 

Best Wishes, 

Table of Contents 

Transformation...................................................4 

Demographics....................................................5 

Community-Based Services...........................6 

Hospital.................................................................7 

Residential...........................................................8 

Foster Care........................................................ 12 

Education.......................................................... 13 

TeenCentral.Net.............................................. 14 

Resources and Expenditures...................... 16 

Board of Directors.......................................... 17 

Associates.......................................................... 17 

Prevention and Intervention...................... 18 

Philanthropy.................................................... 20 

Proud Supporters of KidsPeace................. 21 

Accreditations & Licenses............................ 27 

Ways to Give Kids Peace.............................. 27 

Will 

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Transformation 

The KidsPeace Transformation is a continual process of redefining the way 

we provide support and treatment to the children, young adults and families 

in our care, evolving into a better integrated multidisciplinary approach and 

incorporating the highest levels of performance in safety, customer service, 

initiative, staff competency, structure and communication. 

Principles supporting our Transformation: 

Safety 

Safety is a primary need and fundamental right of each person. 

Dignity 

Each person is unique and has worth and value. 

Relationships & Belonging 

People grow in the context of supportive relationships. 

Character 

People learn by making decisions and taking action based upon values. 

Empowerment 

Each person has powerful potential. 

These principles are in line with the KidsPeace Model of Care. The KidsPeace 

Model of Care guides our organization in all that we do. It is the cornerstone 

of our programs and services and is the basis of our philosophy. We share the 

tenets of the Model of Care with the children and families we serve and ask 

them to rate the care they receive based on the six components of the Model. 

The graph below presents the results of that survey for 2012. 

2012 Model of Care Survey 

Safety 86% 

Character 87% 

Dignity 86% 

Empowerment 90% 

Relationships and Belonging 84% 

Transformation 86% 

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 

Source: Model of Care Survey, 2012. 

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Demographics 

KidsPeace has helped more than 200,000 clients since it opened in 1882. What 

had its origins as a home for children orphaned by a smallpox epidemic has 

evolved into an organization that serves children, families and communities 

across the nation. Our Continuum of Care provides stability and continuity 

as our clients transition to various levels of care within KidsPeace, assured of 

consistency of philosophy and treatment at all facilities, programs and offices. 

The KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital serves children and young adults from 5 

to 21 years of age. Our four residential facilities offer various levels of care to 

clients ages 10-21 in Pennsylvania, Maine, Georgia and Minnesota. We offer 

foster care from Maine to North Carolina and Pennsylvania to Nevada, matching 

foster children to families to ensure caring environments that allow families to 

thrive. KidsPeace also offers outpatient services at several locations. 

With such a variety of services, we reach many ages, races and diagnoses. The 

demographics below show that we touch the lives of many people in need. 

In 2012, KidsPeace served 10,557 clients in our programs, 7,413 of whom 

were new admissions. 

11% 

6% 

1.5% 

2012 Admissions 

by Level of Care 

50% 

12% 

16.25% 

13% 

0.5% 0.5% 0.25% 

7% 


by Race 

17.5% 

46% 

Asian 0.5% 

Bi-Racial 7% 

Caucasian 46% 

Black/African American 12% 

Hispanic 17.5% 

Middle-Eastern 0.25% 

Native American 0.5% 

Unknown/Undiclosed 16.25% 

10% 

7% 

1% 


by Age 

32% 

31.5% 

Community Programs 50% 

Hospital 31.5% 

Foster Care 11% 

Residential 6% 

Juvenile Justice 1.5% 

42% 


by Gender 

15% 

22% 

0-5 Years 7% 

6-8 Years 10% 

9-11 Years 15% 

12-14 Years 22% 

15-17 Years 32% 

18-20 Years 13% 

21+ Years 1% 

58% 

Source: KidsPeace Admissions data, 2012. 

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Females 42% 

Males 58%

Demographics 

Referrals from these states and Canada 

Alabama 

California 

Connecticut 

Delaware 

Florida 

Georgia 

Illinois 

Indiana 

Maine 

Maryland 

Michigan 

Minnesota 

Nebraska 

Nevada 

New 

Hampshire 

New Jersey 

New York 

North 

Carolina 

North 

Dakota 

Ohio 

Pennsylvania 

Rhode Island 

South 

Dakota 

Tennessee 

Texas 

Virginia 

West Virginia 

Washington 

Wyoming 

Plus: 

District of 

Columbia 

Canada 

During 2012, KidsPeace received referrals from 29 states, the District of 

Columbia and Canada. This number speaks highly of KidsPeace even in the case 

of residential placements as most states have drastically reduced the number of 

referrals they make to residential treatment in their own states, and out-of-state 

referrals are reserved for very special cases. 

CANADA 

Referrals 

Community-Based Services 

3,712 clients admitted in 2012 

KidsPeace provides community-based outpatient services to children, families 

and communities in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Maine, as well as from foster 

care offices across the country. Services include acute partial hospitalization, 

several autism programs, targeted case management, family and individual 

counseling, diagnostic services, medication management, nutritional 

assessments, pediatric evaluations and many more. The KidsPeace Family 

Center at our Bethlehem, Pa., campus provides an array of services for children 

and their families in one centralized location. 

Source: KidsPeace admissions data, 2012. 

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2012. 

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Hospital 

KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital 

2,323 admissions during 2012 

The KidsPeace Psychiatric Hospital is a freestanding, 96-bed facility that serves 

community members ages 5-21 in age-appropriate units. The Hospital is 

located on a beautiful wooded campus in Orefield, Pa., and provides care for 

young people in serious crisis and also now offers direct admissions. 

Magellan of Lehigh and Northampton Counties, Pa., selected KidsPeace 

Hospital to participate in their Rewards for Quality (R4Q) initiative. The R4Q 

initiative provides financial incentives to providers of different levels of care 

based on their performance in several key areas. The KidsPeace Hospital was 

the only inpatient provider selected by Lehigh/Northampton Magellan for 

inclusion in this program. 

In 2012, the Hospital received performance-based financial incentives in all four 

quarters. We have consistently met the “Silver” standard on one indicator, which 

measures how many of our discharged clients have kept their ambulatory 

follow-up appointments within seven days. We have also consistently met 

either the “Gold” or “Silver” standard level on another indicator, which measures 

the percentage of our discharged clients who are referred to community-based 

services. These are important indicators, which reflect both treatment success 

at the KidsPeace Hospital as well as our commitment to work with our payors to 

contain costs. 

2012 Most Common Diagnoses Treated at KidsPeace Hospital 

Depression 36% 

Behavioral Disorders* 25% 

Bipolar Disorder 17% 

Mood Disorder 15% 

Other (Psychosis, Attention, other) 5% 

Anxeity Disorders 1% 

Autistic Spectrum Disorders 1% 

* Intermittent Explosive, Impulse Control, Oppositional/Defiant and Conduct Disorders 

2012 Hospital Family Satisfaction 

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30 

20 

10 

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Services helped with my child’s 

mental/behavioral health needs 83% 

Satisfied with services 92% 

Treatment goals met 81% 

Associates were respectful and helpful 96% 

Better understanding of child’s behavioral 

and mental health needs 89% 

Source: KidsPeace Hospital Satisfaction Survey, 2012 

Source: KidsPeace Quality Assurance, Outcome Studies and Research, 2012. 

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2012 Hospital Client Satisfaction 

100 

90 

80 

70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

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Services helped with mental/ 

behavioral health needs 91% 




Better understanding of behavioral 

and mental health needs 93%

Residential 

KidsPeace operates residential treatment facilities in Pennsylvania, Maine 

and Georgia, as well as a juvenile justice residential facility in Minnesota. The 

programs offered at these locations vary in intensity but provide consistent 

quality and continuity of care for all clients. 

Pennsylvania Residential Treatment 

360 admissions in 2012 

Our widest array of services is offered on our Orchard Hills Campus in Orefield, 

Pa. Treatment is comprised of a combination of clinical, recreational and 

educational services. Comprehensive treatment plans include evaluations and 

assessments; behavior modification; individual, group and family therapy and 

therapeutic recreation. Specializations range from shelter care for short-term 

emergency crisis stabilization to an intensive residential program for clients 

with histories of severe symptoms or repeated placements, who require more 

one-on-one attention. There is a special sexual issues treatment program, and 

our behavior disorder treatment program is designed to help clients take responsibility 

for inappropriate behavior, increase social sensitivity and empathy 

and learn self-discipline. KidsHope is an intensive treatment program for clients 

dually diagnosed with emotional disturbances and cognitive limitations. 

2012 Residential Family Satisfaction 

100 

90 

80 

70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

0 

Services helped with my child’s 

mental/behavioral health needs 89% 




Better understanding of child’s behavioral 


2012 Residential Client Satisfaction 

100 

90 

80 

70 

60 

50 

40 

30 

20 

10 

0 

Services helped with mental/ 

behavioral health needs 92% 




Better understanding of behavioral 


Source: KidsPeace PA Residential Satisfaction Survey, 2012 

Source: Epiphany Project survey adapted from the Youth at Risk Program Evaluation 

Tool. Results based on 84 clients. 

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Residential 

Tri-Care 

The KidsPeace Hospital and two of our residential houses are certified to accept 

Tri-Care, the insurance for active military personnel and their families. Tri-Care 

has different standards than other insurance companies, requiring providers to 

offer additional individual and family therapy sessions, typically over the course 

of a 150-day stay. To make it easier for families who live out of state or even 

overseas, KidsPeace participates in geographic family therapy. This allows the 

client’s family to work with a Tri-Care clinician near home and also participate in 

phone therapy while the child is being treated at KidsPeace. 

2012 Epiphany Project 

The Epiphany Project, held on the Orchard Hills Campus in Pennsylvania, is a 

program that facilitates positive change through experiential education and 

adventure. The program combines adventure-based learning such as hikes 

and a ropes course, with discussions, journaling and other artistic activities. The 

intended outcomes include: increased self-esteem and control and improved 

goal-setting, communication, problem-solving, conflict-resolution and 

leadership skills. 

HELPING MILITARY FAMILIES 

WORKING TOGETHER 

Clients who participate in the Epiphany 

Project are asked to complete an exit 

survey about their nine-week experience. 

The responses reflect those clients who: 

Strongly Agree or Agree. 

I felt very physically safe-100% 

I felt supported and cared for by my fellow peers-94% 

The location helped create the mood of the program-98% 

I had several opportunities to connect with nature-94% 

I felt supported by the staff-97% 

I challenged myself to step outside of my “comfort zone”-94% 

I felt emotionally safe-100% 

My thoughts and ideas were listened to with an open mind-100% 

Our group made decisions together-94% 

I learned something about myself-100% 

I had opportunities to express myself creatively-100% 

Conflicts in our group were resolved peacefully-94% 

LOOP IT UP was a helpful communication tool-100% 

I can apply lessons learned during this program to my life-94% 

This program is unlike any other program here at KidsPeace-94% 

I would recommend this program to my peers-93% 

Participating in this program made me feel good about myself-97% 

Our group practiced the values of our community agreement-97% 

I would participate in this program again if I had the opportunity-97% 

I felt like I belonged-97% 

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 

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Maine Residential Treatment 


Residential 

Our Graham Lake Campus in Ellsworth, Maine, provides highly structured 

psychiatric care, social skills training and educational and recreational services 

for clients who would not be able to function appropriately in less restrictive 

settings. Clients’ needs range from depression and substance abuse to sexual 

abuse to family problems and abandonment issues. This campus also has a 

specialized Autism Spectrum Disorder Program. This highly structured therapeutic 

program teaches participants how to manage mental health symptoms 

to improve their overall quality of life. Family involvement is encouraged as 

clients undergo therapy, participate in skills groups and recreational activities 

and receive special education services. The goal of treatment, which is based 

on Applied Behavior Analysis, is to prepare each client for a productive life in a 

family or community setting by focusing on self-care, behavior reduction, life 

skills and communication. 

Georgia Residential Treatment 


Our rural campus in Bowdon, Ga., provides the perfect setting for children and 

teenagers who need a secure place to heal so they can be reunited with their 

families. Services include assessments; individual, group and family therapy; 

substance abuse treatment and community support services. There is a 

specialized sexual disorders unit for males in need of more intensive services 

than are available in the community. All clients attend our on-campus school, 

but also learn through skill-building groups, career and technical training, 

independent living skills training and a variety of recreational activities on 

campus and in the community, such as ropes and equine therapy. KidsPeace 

works with clients and their families to establish aftercare plans to ensure an 

easier transition back to home life. 

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Residential 

Minnesota Residential Treatment 


Mesabi Academy in Buhl, Minn., is KidsPeace’s sole juvenile justice facility, offering 

services to delinquent and non-delinquent males whose poor impulse 

control, lack of coping mechanisms or aggression make them a risk to the community 

or themselves. Clients typically have a history of elopement from home 

or other treatment programs and are struggling with issues such as chronic 

truancy, fire-setting, weapons offenses, assaults or robberies. Many of these 

boys and young men have drug and alcohol addictions, anti-social personality 

traits, poor social or problem-solving skills or criminal histories. Specialized 

groups include Thinking for a Change, Trauma Recovery and Empowerment 

and Aggression Replacement Training. 

In 2012, Mesabi opened a chemical dependency unit called “Compass.” The 

treatment program is built around the 12-step values, and participants must 

reach at least the third step to successfully complete the program. Mesabi also 

now has a short-term, high-impact secure program, designed for clients who 

have committed offenses or probation violations, but do not need long-term 

treatment. The program is nine to 15 days long and occurs within the physically 

secure unit. 

Over the summer, Mesabi Academy underwent its second Correctional Program 

Checklist (CPC) assessment and received a “highly effective” rating. The purpose 

of the CPC is to evaluate how closely correctional programs meet the principles 

of effective intervention. It has been validated in studies involving 40,000 juvenile 

offenders and more than 400 correctional programs. 

17% 

Yes 

Was the Youth 

Adjudicated 

Six Months After Discharge 

83% 

No 

Mesabi Academy clients are offered six months of 

aftercare at discharge to prevent future adjudications 

and to provide another set of eyes to probation 

and/or social services during the transition to life in 

the community. Of the 35 clients who participated 

in the aftercare program, 83 percent successfully 

completed the program and did not re-offend during 

this time period. No sexual issues clients committed 

a sexually-based offense in the same time period. 

No Adjudication After Discharge 83% 

Adjudication After Discharge 17% 

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Source: 6-Month Follow-Up Survey, KidsPeace Mesabi Academy Outcomes Studies and Research, 2012.

Foster Care 

7% 

5.2% 

6.3% 

26.3% 

2% 

Life After 

KidsPeace 

Foster Care 

53.2% 

Equal/Less Restrictive 53.2% 

Adoption 26.3% 

Residential/Group Home 6.3% 

Other 5.2% 

Hospitalization 2% 

Detention 7% 

828 clients admitted in 2012 

KidsPeace provides foster care services to children across the country, from 

Maine to North Carolina and New York to Nevada. We are successful because 

we recruit and train the most skilled and dedicated families to take our children 

into their homes and become active participants in the children’s healing. We 

carefully match children to families then keep in constant contact to ensure the 

placements are working and the children are doing well. 

We provide many of our older foster teens with life skills training to help 

them prepare for independent living. We are always available to help children 

and parents deal with any issues that arise, and we are champions of finding 

permanency for the children in our program. 

KidsPeace is committed to applying the Resiliency Theory to our Foster Care 

Model of Care. We screen our staff and foster parents to ensure they effectively 

support the model then develop training and evaluation systems that provide 

strong ongoing support. 

Together Facing the Challenge 

KidsPeace has partnered with Duke University and Penn State University to 

research and develop the Together Facing the Challenge training and treatment 

curriculum. This evidence-based approach* to providing treatment to youth in 

foster care provides practical direction about how to: 

}Build therapeutic relationships, perform and teach cooperation skills, 

implement effective parenting techniques, prepare youth for their future by 

teaching independence skills and provide ongoing assessment of effective 

foster parent use of the interventions trained, as well as provide ongoing 

training and coaching for needed improvement. 

KidsPeace has always addressed the above and has recognized that its foster 

families are partners who are integral members of the treatment team. So, “what 

is different?”: 

}Cohesiveness – Foster parents, recruiters/trainers, casework staff and 

supervisors are all working from the same proven playbook as the language, 

orientation and framework are the same across the board. 

}Consistency – All homes use a set of therapeutic interventions that support 

our Model of Care and have demonstrated proven results. 

}Evidence-Based Practice – Together Facing the Challenge has been given 

a Level 2 rating for Research Evidence and a Level 1 rating for Child Welfare 

Relevance from the California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse for Child Welfare. 

Source: 12-Month Follow-Up Survey KidsPeace Foster Care Outcomes Studies 

and Research, 2012. Data provided from Shared Medical Systems Reporting. 

* The California Evidence-Based Clearinghouse, April 2012 

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Education 

822 students admitted in 2012 

An integral component of the care we provide to our clients involves education. 

All youth in residential treatment attend on-campus classes, and every effort 

is made to keep each client current with his or her homework. KidsPeace 

coordinates with home schools to ensure that we are meeting Individualized 

Education Plan (IEP) needs as closely as possible. Frequent communication 

between home schools and KidsPeace prevents students from falling behind 

and, in many cases, the smaller classes and individualized attention they receive 

allows them to catch up and even surpass the progress they had been making 

in their home schools. 

Using the Kaufman Test of Educational Achievement (KTEA) for individualized 

math testing, we test each new client at admission and six months later. 

Many of these students are three to four years behind academically. While 

at KidsPeace, these students experience an overall 63 percent gain in the 

academic area of mathematics, gaining 1.2 years of learning for every year in 

our school system. We also test our students’ reading skill with the Woodcock- 

Johnson III Diagnostic Reading Battery at admission and discharge, and 75.2 

percent of students tested showed improvement from 2012 to 2013. Academic 

Gain outcomes reflect data from our Pennsylvania Therapeutic Education and 

Athlete Centers. 

24.8% 

75.2% 

63% 

75.2% of students 

improved in reading 

63% of students 

improved in math 

37% 

3% 

Foster Care 

2011-2012 

Educational 

Outcomes 

97% 

Completed 97% 

Not Completed 3% 

During the 2011/2012 school year, 97% of KidsPeace Foster Care 

school-eligible foster children completed the school year. 

Source: KidsPeace Education Department, PA TEC and Athlete 2012. Source: 12-Month Follow-Up 

Survey, KidsPeace PA Quality Assurance-Residential and Hospital Services, Outcome Studies and 

Research, 2012. 

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and counting 

Amanda Seyfried is the 

national spokesperson 

for TeenCentral.Net. The 

site also has support from 

several Miss Pennsylvania 

winners. 

In the 90s the Internet was just beginning to 

evolve and there were many hopes and dreams 

developing around this new and exciting venue. 

KidsPeace had its own ideas and visions on how 

we would develop an intervention/prevention 

message. Always looking forward, it was decided 

to put our hopes in this new arena and create a 

website that would enable teens to get free, safe 

and anonymous professional help. 

Foundations like UPS, Ronald McDonald 

House, Heinz and many others offered the 

funding necessary to get this underway. (Our 

intervention/prevention effort was born as 

TeenCentral.Net.) On Sept. 8, 1998, KidsPeace 

unveiled this new and innovative website before 

Congress in Washington D.C., with celebrities 

such as Kirstin Dunst, Tia and Tamara Mowry and 

‘N Sync at our side. The National spokesperson 

for TeenCentral.Net is actress Amanda Seyfried. 

Now celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2013, 

the site has grown to more than 509,500 

members, more than 210,000 stories and more 

than 220,000 responses. We welcome teens and 

counselors from all over the world. Over the 

past 15 years we have worked with interns from 

UCLA, University of Budapest, Lehigh University, 

Muhlenberg College, Penn State, Liberty Bible 

College and many others. We have had a 

presence in the curriculum of Lehigh University, 

Cedar Crest Collage and Lehigh Carbon 

Community College. 

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In 1998 TeenCentral.Net had two administrators and eight 

counselors. Today, TeenCentral.Net has one director, three 

administrators, more than 60 counselors and 18 interns. 

There are more than 509,500 registered 

members on TeenCentral.Net. 

In 1998 TeenCentral.Net received 

approximately eight to 10 stories 

per month. Today TeenCentral.Net 

receives more than 300 per month. 

During our first 15 years, we inspired a book, “I’ve Got This Friend Who….” and developed 

working partnerships with prominent organizations such as Simon Schuster Books’ teen division. 

TeenCentral.Net won a Bronze Award for its “Anti-Bullying Section” and a Silver Award for its work on 

Weight Awareness from the Web Health Awards. In January 2011, ParentCentral.Net was introduced 

to avail parents of the same kind of help teens receive from TeenCentral.Net. It won a Meritorious 

Award from the Web Health Awards during its first year. 

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Resources and Expenditures 

Maintaining exceptional quality of care for the children KidsPeace serves 

requires a significant amount of money. As a nonprofit organization, the 

majority of our income originates from fees paid by state and federal agencies 

and private insurers. We are fortunate to receive assistance in the form of 

generous donations from foundations, corporate sponsors, individuals and 

grants. Our expenditures are primarily for the provision of care and treatment 

to our clients, with a small percentage funding administration, marketing, 

contributions to the community and fundraising events. 

KidsPeace expenditures are primarily focused on salaries and related benefits 

for our highly trained associates who provide direct and indirect services to our 

children. In 2012, 80 percent of our expenses were for labor, while 14 percent 

covered other expenses and 6 percent met depreciation and interests costs. 

Total Assets $87 Million 

Total Revenue $119 million 

2% 

1% 

Fees for Services 97% 

Contributions, Grants and Donated 

Services 2% 

Interest and Miscellaneous 1% 

Where the Money 

Originates 

97% 

0.3% 

16.7% 

Programs 83% 

Administration and General 16.7% 

Fundraising 0.3% 

Where the 

Money Goes 

83% 

All financials provided are UNAUDITED and represent known adjustments through 

January 2012. Audited financials for FY 2012 will be available in April 2013. 

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Board of Directors 

The KidsPeace Board members come from diverse backgrounds 

and have a rich history of public service and devotion to children’s 

causes. Their gifts of leadership, time, talent and charity are 

at the forefront of KidsPeace’s efforts and accomplishments on 

behalf of children across the nation and around the world. 

William Isemann, Jackson Eaton, Joe Folger, Dr. JoAnn Spencer, Richard Tisinger, 

Mary Jane Willis, Michael Slack, Dr. Larry Bell, David Small, Susan Mullen, 

L. Richard Plunkett, James Horan, John Moses, Dr. Scott Reines 

Officers 

Mary Jane Willis, Chair 

Dr. Larry Bell, First Vice Chair 

L. Richard Plunkett, 

Second Vice Chair 

William Isemann, 

President and CEO 

Gayle Norris, Secretary 

James Horan, Executive 

Vice President, Treasurer 

Michael Slack, Executive 

Vice President 

Susan Mullen, Executive 

Vice President 

Directors 

Dr. Ira Blake, PA, 

Provost and VP for Academic 

Affairs Bloomsburg University 

John W. Marsland, PA, 

Sr. VP and General Mgr. Global 

Merchant Gases, Air Products & 

Chemicals, Inc. 

Mary Jane Willis, DE, Public 

Education Smyrna, DE, 

School Dist. 

Dr. Larry Bell, PA, President, Gold 

Partners 

Dr. Scott Reines, PA, 

Independent Consultant 

L. Richard Plunkett, GA, Owner, 

Plunkett Associates 

Dr. Constance Porter, TX, Visiting 

Professor of Marketing, JGSB, 

Rice University 

David Small, NY, SVP/CTO, 

Verizon Wireless, Inc. 

Dr. JoAnn Spencer, PA, 

Retired Professor, 

Kutztown University, 

Special Education Dept. 

Dwayne O. Leslie, MD, CEO, 

Phase V Pharmaceuticals 

Richard Tisinger, GA, 

Partner, Tisinger, Vance 

Attorneys at Law 

Joe Folger, PA, CEO, JHF 

Consulting, LLC 

John Moses, WV, 

President/CEO Youth 

Services System, Inc. 

General Counsel 

J. Jackson Eaton III, 

PA, Attorney, 

Gross, McGinley, LLP 

Honorary Directors 

Mrs. Ann F. Ardoline, 

PA, President, Sutton 

Communications 

Mr. Douglas Patt, PA, 

Owner, Patt, White 

Company Realtor 

Frances Hesselbein, 

NY, Frances Hesselbein 

Leadership Institute 

KidsPeace lost a tireless champion with the passing of Inez Donley in January. She served on our 

Board of Directors from 1976 to 1990 and remained an honorary director until her death. Donley and 

her husband, Edward, were major supporters of KidsPeace, donating more than $1.47 million to our 

organization to help children and teenagers with behavioral and mental health challenges. In 2009, 

KidsPeace created the Donley Society to honor our strongest annual financial supporters. 

Associates 

Longevity is the hallmark of the dedicated KidsPeace 

team of associates. In fact, almost 27 percent of our associates 

have been working at KidsPeace for 10 years 

or more. This says a great deal about the environment 

KidsPeace provides for its associates and the culture 

that prevails in our organization. Our associates find 

their work at KidsPeace rewarding and meaningful, 

and the continuing education and training they 

receive provide enrichment in children’s mental and 

behavioral health. Management and supervision, Life 

Space Crisis Intervention, the Sanctuary Model, CPR 

and First Aid are some ancillary subjects that also help 

them grow personally and professionally. 

27% of our associates have 

been working at KidsPeace 

for 10 years or more 

KidsPeace strives to maintain a high level of professionalism 

and our licensed staff are indicators of that. Below is a list of 

licensed KidsPeace positions. 

Licensed KidsPeace positions 

Art Therapist 1 

Certified Registered Nurse Practitioner (CRNP) 10 

Registered Nurse (RN) 109 

Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist 4 

Social Worker 60 

Counselor 28 

Dentist 1 

Psychologist 5 

Speech Pathologist 1 

Physician 13 

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Prevention and Intervention 

KidsPeace’s electronic 

For the Kids newsletter 

was sent multiple times 

a year to 4,248 people 

Crisis Intervention 

KidsPeace has always been proactive in responding to crises and tragedies 

that occur in the community or the world. In Pennsylvania, we have a crisis 

response team that mobilizes when an event is causing fear, stress, grief or 

trauma in a group of students. Whether a student suicide, a shooting or other 

act of violence, a fatal accident, the death of a beloved teacher or other event, 

the KidsPeace Critical Incident Response Team sets up in the school, church or 

other venue and offers free counseling to students and teachers to help them 

get through the crisis. We stay at the site as long as the school or group needs 

us and make ourselves available for future contact if a youth or adult feels the 

need to talk about the event. On a national scale, KidsPeace keeps a finger on 

the pulse of the events of the nation and world and offers expert advice to the 

public through news interviews, press releases and articles to put citizens at 

ease. KidsPeace also assists with preventive measures such as walking on behalf 

of suicide prevention, offering free tips on parenting, speaking at public events 

and providing relevant information on prevention and intervention through 

our award-winning Healing Magazine, kidspeace.org, ParentCentral.Net and 

TeenCentral.Net. 

kidsday.net received 

12,261 visitors 

kidspeace.org received 

300,781 visitors 

TeenCentral.Net and 

ParentCentral.Net 

received 188,678 visitors 

Public Awareness 

Media outlets throughout the United States and Canada interviewed KidsPeace 

experts during 2012. Help and advice were offered to thousands of parents 

and young people on such topics as teen bullying, self-esteem, teen pregnancy 

and mental health awareness. Our experts provided an abundance of helpful 

information in the aftermath of the Newton, Conn., shootings. We ran public 

service announcements in Pennsylvania on alcohol awareness. In Maryland, 

Baltimore Orioles manager Buck Showalter and his wife, Angela, are vocal 

KidsPeace champions. 

Online 

KidsPeace.org 

Kidspeace.org contains an incredible amount of information, not only about 

KidsPeace and all we offer from all of our sites, but also educational articles, 

brochures and mental health information that’s free to all users. We archive 

articles from Healing Magazine ® and offer helpful resources for parents, teachers, 

counselors, foster parents, clinicians and other adults who need information 

and guidance. 

TeenCentral.Net ® 

TeenCentral.Net is an informative resource for teens that gives them a forum 

to anonymously post about what is bothering them. It also boasts responses 

from Master’s-level counselors, stories about celebrities who have experienced 

similar situations, important hotline numbers, news, book recommendations 

and information about smoking cessation, eating disorders and domestic 

violence. With more than 509,500 registered members, TeenCentral.Net reaches 

out to teens around the world and provides sound information and guidance. 

ParentCentral.Net TM 

In early 2011, KidsPeace launched a new free website. ParentCentral.Net is 

a special site where parents can communicate with counselors and other 

parenting professionals and receive answers to questions within 24 hours. 

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Prevention and Intervention 

Similar to TeenCentral.Net, the award-winning KidsPeace website that has 

been providing advice and information to teens since 1998, parents can write 

about issues that are bothering them and receive advice from a Master’s or 

Ph.D-level counselor. The questions and answers are posted on the website so 

the information can help others. This site is dedicated to helping parents who 

are dealing with some of life’s more difficult challenges. It contains parenting 

information and helpline phone numbers, and it educates, encourages and assists 

parents in dealing with parenting issues. ParentCentral.Net has various topic areas 

and podcasts on subjects like: The Family Meal, Suicide Prevention and How to 

Speak with Your Son/Daughter about Relationships. 

The KidsPeace Institute 

The KidsPeace Institute offers training and continuing education to KidsPeace 

associates and welcomes other professionals who work with children and 

adolescents. The KidsPeace Institute offered almost 1,100 hours of courses, with a 

total attendance of more than 50,000 participants. 

KidsPeace Institute 

trained 50,326 attendees 

24,465 issues of 

Healing Magazine ® were 

distributed 

Healing Magazine® is a popular, award-winning publication that provides 

current, practical information to mental health professionals, educators, social 

workers and families. Since 1996, Healing has provided articles by leading 

experts from KidsPeace and around the country on topics of great interest to our 

audiences. Subscriptions to Healing Magazine are free at kidspeace.org, and issues 

are available online at healingmagazine.org. 

The Sanctuary Model® 

KidsPeace Pennsylvania residential centers, education and support departments 

continue the commitment to incorporate the Sanctuary Model, a whole systems 

approach to culture change for an organization using trauma-informed care 

theories. The aim is to provide healthy and healing environments for our clients 

and associates to provide high-quality services. 

During the last year, our implementation process has evolved from using one 

large core team and steering committee to multiple sub-core teams working 

toward growth and change. Currently, one “main” core team consists of associates 

on a variety of levels from mental health technicians to executive leadership, who 

work closely to help guide the overall implementation of the model. Six sub-core 

teams are a representation of the four Pennsylvania residential centers, education 

and support departments. The sub-core teams, consisting of more than 80 

associates, enable staff from all programs and departments to be involved in the 

decisions and future of the organization. We continue to train and implement the 

tools of Sanctuary with our associates and clients. This year alone, we have held 

120 Sanctuary training modules for associates, incorporated community meetings 

and safety plans into our programs, and developed a “Non-Violence” committee 

to create solutions using the Sanctuary Model concepts. 

Seven commitments outline the way associates agree to operate: 

They are commitment to non-violence, commitment to emotional intelligence, 

commitment to social learning, commitment to open communication, commitment 

to social responsibility, commitment to democracy and commitment to 

growth and change. These seven commitments help guide our decisions, actions 

and interactions on a daily basis and drive our progress to create a positive, productive 

and healing community for our organization. 

7 Commitments 

of Sanctuary 

Nonviolence 

Emotional Intelligence 

Social Learning 

Open Communication 

Social Responsibility 

Democracy 

Growth and Change 

59% of eligible associates 

have completed 

Sanctuary training, with 

another 36% completing 

one or more of the four 

training modules 

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Philanthropy 

2012 KidsPeace Auxiliary Officers 

Paula Herron Braden, President 

Diane Zumas, Vice President 

Irene Chomitzky, Secretary 

Evelyn A. Hamilton, Treasurer 

Alberta Baggest, Ways & Means Chair 

Evelyn Zumas, Advisor to the Auxiliary 

and Past President 

Since its founding in 1882, KidsPeace has always relied on the generous support of 

the community to help us care for children and families in need. We hold various 

fundraising events each year, from the soccer tournament on our Orchard Hills Campus 

in Pennsylvania to the golf tournament in North Carolina to the Trick or Trot 5K in 

Maryland, which is supported by Baltimore Orioles Manager Buck Showalter and his 

wife, Angela. We are immensely grateful for those community members who dedicate 

their time, talent and resources to ensure we are able to continue our work of helping 

people overcome challenges and transform their lives. Please visit www.kidspeace.org/ 

events.aspx for a full list of upcoming special events. 

Golf Classic 

The 27th Annual KidsPeace Golf Classic was held in June at the Lehigh Country Club, 

in Allentown, Pa. Golfers enjoyed a beautiful day on the course followed by a silent 

auction, dinner and program featuring Amy, a KidsPeace student. She shared a poem 

and designed the golfer bag tag given to all participants. Proceeds from this event 

benefit the KidsPeace Children’s Fund. 

Soccer Tournament 

Celebrating its 15th anniversary, the KidsPeace Soccer Tournament turned the 

Orchard Hills Campus in Orefield, Pa., into Soccer Central for one weekend in August. 

Approximately 2,000 players, friends and family members came to campus to enjoy the 

games and fun. Event proceeds benefit TeenCentral.Net. 

Third Annual Trick or Trot 5K 

Baltimore Orioles Manager Buck Showalter and his wife Angela once again hosted 

the Trick or Trot 5k in late October. The Halloween-themed run or walk through the 

neighborhood of Canton, Md., hosted more than 200 participants. Event proceeds 

benefit the KidsPeace Foster Care and Community Programs of Maryland and 

Washington, D.C. 

Angel Tree Campaign 

The holiday spirit was bright and generosity was soaring this past December as 

companies, organizations and KidsPeace employees donated hundreds of gifts in 

support of the Angel Trees. These gifts ensured that each child in our KidsPeace 

programs received a gift on Christmas morning! 

Bowl-a-thon 

The Graham Lake Campus in Maine held an inaugural bowl-a-thon in September. Local 

businesses supported this event by donating space and prizes as well as registering 

teams for this event. Participants enjoyed a fun day of bowling and event proceeds will 

be used to purchase playground equipment for the campus. 

Fourth Annual North Carolina Golf Tournament 

Held in October at the Crooked Creek Club in Fuquay-Varina, N.C., golfers enjoyed a day 

on the course followed by dinner and a silent auction. Proceeds from this event benefit 

Raleigh Foster Care and Community Programs. 

KidsPeace Auxiliary 

Top row (left to right) Evelyn Hamilton, Alberta Baggest, Connie DeAngelo, Irene Chomitzky 

Bottom row (left to right) Paula Herron Braden, Evelyn Zumas, Diane Zumas, Mary Reiman 

Since 1948, the KidsPeace Auxiliary has been raising funds to support the work of providing hope, help and healing to children, families 

and communities. Originally founded as the Wiley House Ladies Auxiliary, the KidsPeace Auxiliary has assisted thousands of children. 

From providing birthday and holiday presents to every child in our care, to supporting larger projects such as the new facilities on 

our Broadway Campus, the KidsPeace Auxiliary has been tireless in its commitment to bettering the lives of children who come to 

KidsPeace. A largely independent group of more than 100 volunteers, the Auxiliary sponsors many events each year that directly 

benefit KidsPeace, allowing us to serve more children and families every day. 

KidsPeace children have a special place in the hearts of the members of the Auxiliary. Likewise, the Auxiliary is the heart of the 

KidsPeace family, providing funds, goodwill and more than 60 years of caring for kids. 

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• Mr. Lawrence Tucker, Jr. 

• Ms. Carrie Turner 

• Ms. Johanna Ulicny 

• Dr. Jack M. Valpey 

• Ms. Yolanda Van Cura 

• Ms. Beverley Van Houten 

• Ms. Katherine Veilleux 

• Mrs. Anna Ventriglia 

• Ms. Julie Vincent 

• Ms. Margaret M. Vojtasek 

• Mr. Ray Vonderschmidt 

• Ms. Kristen Wagner 

• Rev. Earl L. Wallace 

• Ms. Brittany Wallace 

• Ms. Rebecca B. Warner 

• Mr. and Mrs. Greg Warren 

• Ms. Melodie Washington 

• Ms. Tamara Wasilick 

• Ms. Teresa Watts 

• Ms. Catherine Westerfer 

• Ms. Robin Wheeler 

• Mr. & Mrs. Nick Williams 

• Mr. Rae R. Williamson 

• Mr Robert C. Williamson 

• Ms. Donna Willis 

• Mr. Michael P. Willis 

• Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Wilmot 

• Ms. Daphne A. Wilson 

• Mr. G. Eldon Winslow 

• Mr. and Mrs. Jack W. Wolf 

• Mr. Casey Wood 

• Ms. Martha Wordon 

• Mr. Ralph W. Wright, Jr. 

• Mr. Bill Wright 

• Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Wright 

• Mr. & Mrs. Peter T. Wulfhorst 

• Mr. Jordan Wurtzel 

• Ms. Donna Wyatt 

• Mr. Dan T. Xander 

• Ms. Elizabeth Yeaton 

• David & Ninette Yengling 

• Mr. & Mrs. John Zaloom 

• Ms. Doris Jean Zettle 

• Mr. & Mrs. C. David Zimmerman 

• Ms. Stephanie Zito 

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Donley Society 

Individual Annual Gifts 

Andrew C. Leh Associates 

($100-$249) 


• Mr. David Adams 

• Mr. & Mrs. David Ahner 

• Ms. Karen Lee Anderson 

• Mr. Matthew Archer 

• Ms. Cheryl Arndt 

• Mr. Joseph Balsamo 

• The Barouns 

• Mr. & Mrs. Mike Beck 

• Mr. John Bertoldi 

• Mr. and Mrs. James B. Birdsall 

• Dr. Ira Blake 

• Debbie & Randy Blose 

• Mrs. Andrew T. Boggs 

• Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey B. Borda 

• Jodie Boudreaux 

• Mr. & Mrs. Michael Brennan 

• Mr. and Mrs. W. Ronald Brinton, Jr. 

• Ms. Janice Burdick 

• Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Burgess 

• Ms. Carol Burke 

• Ms. Denise Card 

• Mr. Andrew Cass 

• Dr. Andrew Clark 

• Mem of Prof. Curtis W. Clump 

• Mr. Tom Croyle 

• Mr. Fred Dailey 

• Ms. Linda Davis 

• Mr. Ryan Davis 

• Mr. & Mrs. James L. Dearden 

• Mr. Jeff Dobrowolski 

• Mr. Roger Dubbs 

• Mr. Edward J. Easterly 

• Mr. & Mrs. James A. D. Eaton 

• Mr. & Mrs. John C. Evans 

• Mr. Michael Fisher 

• Ms. Elizabeth Fisher & 

Mr. Chris Demski 

• Friends of Kevin Cahill 

• Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gadomski 

• The Galante Family 

• Mr. Thomas Gardner 

• Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Gennaula 

• Ms. Shelley A. George 

• Mr. & Mrs. George Gibbs 

• Mr. & Mrs. R. Gray Jr. 

• Mr. James Gregory 

• Ms. Christine Guido 

• Mr. and Mrs. George Gumble 

• Ms. Sandra Harmon & Family 

• Mr. Thomas Harnett 

• Mr. Bradford W. Harris 

• Ms. Elaine Hedstrom 

• Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heenan 

• Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Hetzel 

• Mr. Tucker S. Hite 

• Mr. & Mrs. John Hoell 

• Mrs. Donald Hoffert 

• Mr. & Mrs. David Hoffman 

• Ms. Juanita Hoogerhyde 

• Mr. & Mrs. Frank Howard 

• Mr. and Mrs. Bhavik Hukmani 

• Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hunt, IV 

• Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Hurilla 

• Mr. Michael Iapoce 

• Ms. Paula Ilissyn 

• Ms. Mary Jennings 

• Mr. & Mrs. Harvey O. Johnson 

• Ms. Elizabeth F. Johnson 

• Mr. Arnold H. Kaplan 

• Ms. Tonya Kemble 

• Ms. Rebekah Kleppinger 

• Mrs. Anne Kline 

• Ms. Kimberly Kofke 

• Mr. Royce Kosoff 

• Ms. Clare LaRosa 

• Mr. Harry Lowman 

• Mr. & Mrs. John R. Marley 

• T.M. Martin, Jr., MD 

• Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Mastrobuono 

• Mr. & Mrs. Joseph McAndrew 

• Mr. Michael S. McHale 

• Mr. & Mrs. James R. McIntosh 

• Ms. Kathleen McKelvey 

• Ms. Linda Mery 

• Stephen Metzger 

• Mr. James Milot 

• Ms. Carolyn M. Moss 

• Mr. Ryan O’Gorman 

• Mr. Timothy Osborn 

• Ms. Linda Osmun 

• Shawn & Karla Parker 

• Doug & Georgie Patt 

• Don & Diana Patt 

• Mr. & Mrs. L. R. Patten 

• Mr. R. Lee Perry, Jr. 

• Mrs. Patricia A. Peters 

• Ms. Andrea Peterson 

• Mr. L. Richard Plunkett 

• Ms. Georgia Pressman 

• B. Prophete 

• Mr. Bruce Pudlock 

• Mr. & Mrs. Heath Racine 

• Mr. & Mrs. John Rimm 

• Joseph & Kristina Robbins & Family 

• Jay H. Robinson 

• Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Rowland 

• Mr. James Ryan 

• Mr. Roy Schreffler 

• Mr. Robert P. Schuman 

• Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Schwartz 

• Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Semilof 

• Ms. Gail Shearer 

• Buthaina Shukri 

• Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Simonaire 

• Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Singer 

• Mr. & Mrs. Henry Smith 

• Mr. and Mrs. John Soler 

• Mr. Robert Stachura 

• Linda & Bruce Storey 

• Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sutton 

• Mr. Vince Suzadail, Jr. 

• Ms. Patricia Talkington 

• Ms. Bevin Theodore 

• Ms. Marie Thomas 

• Ms. Brigette Tildon 

• Ms. Jennifer Udvardi-Morris 

• Thomas S. & Patsy H. Upchurch 

• Ms. Coraleen Vavra & 

Ms. Melissa Vavra 

• Mr. Erik Volkert 

• Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Walker 

• Mr. Walter Wannemacher 

• Miss Agnes Alice Ware 

• Washington School Staff Member 

• Mr. & Mrs. Chadwick Watson 

• Mr. & Mrs. Tim Watson 

• Ms. Lana Whittemore 

• Ms. Alice Wilbeck 

• Mr. & Mrs. Glenn Willard 

• Mr. & Mrs. James Windom 

• Mr. Bailey Wood 

• Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Woodward 

• Mr. Lee Wright 

• Mr. & Mrs. Sam Zales 

• Mrs. Stephen Zarnas 

• Mr. & Mrs. Jose Zarzuela 

• Ms. Margaret Zazzera-Roberts 

• Dr. Gerald Zimmerman 

• Mrs. Edward A. Zouck 

E.P. Wilbur Sr. Associates 

($250-$399) 

• Mr. Mark Ashner 

• Mr. Dale Barnes 

• James & Elizabeth Blanchette 

• Ms. Kim Bowman 

• Mr. & Mrs. William Brinton, III 

• Jodi Campbell 

• Mrs. Marrinia Catuzza 

• Christopher & Caren Chaffee 

• Ms. Joan D. Ecker 

• Mr. & Mrs. George Ferrio 

• Michael Giles 

• Ms. Kimberly Grisham 

• Ms. Maureen Harrington 

• Christine & Gerard Helinek 

• Mr. Wayne Hinman 

• Mr. & Mrs. Leon C. Holt 

• Mr. Doug Huynh 

• Ms. Janet Johnson 

• Mr. John V. Kimpflen 

• Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Korejwo 

• Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Korin 

• Mr. Joseph C. Lennert 

• Ms. Susan Leyburn 

• Dr. Lou Lukas 

• Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Meros 

• Mr. John P. Moses 

• Mr. Ken Olson & Ms. Lisa Neff 

• Dr. & Mrs. Eugene E. Ordway, Jr. 

• Mrs. Laura Pierce 

• Mr. and Mrs. James Rodgers, Jr. 

• Ms. Nancy Shipe 

• Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Soldo 

• Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Steed 

• Mr. Glen Stephens 

• Mrs. Gloria A. Szakos 

• Mr. & Mrs. Brian Wallace 

• Ms. Michelle Williams 

• Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin N. Williamson, IV 

• Ms. Lorraine M. Wolfe 

Julia DeWitt Coppee Associates 

($400-$599) 

• Anonymous 

• Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Babinchak 

• K.R. Bean 

• Mr. V. Paul Bernardino 

• Mr. Terence Callaghan 

• Mr. & Mrs. John Chappelear 

• Mr. Alan M. Coppola 

• Mr. & Mrs. James Crisp, Jr. 

• Mr. and Mrs. Ray Culp 

• Mr. Francis B. Demas, Jr. 

• Mr. & Mrs. Fred Eberting 

• Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Fagan 

• Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Geraghty 

• Ms. Carrie Hill 

• Mr. James Horan 

• Ms. Nikki Howard 

• Mr. Julius L. Licata 

• Mr. Michael McFarlin 

• Mr. Robert Radzai 

• Mr. Shawn Reefer 

• Mrs. Shannon Wood Rice 

• Myrna Rivera 

• Ms. Cora Roeder 

• Kimberly Land Servagno, DMD 

• Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Slattery 

• Dr. JoAnn Spencer 

• Mr. & Mrs. Mark Tiano 

• Mr. Scott Trexler 

• Michael & Gail Vogel 

• Timi Wright 

• Mr. Carl Zelner 

Anne Lewis Associates 

($600-$999) 

• Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bringenberg 

• Mr. & Mrs. Harry R. Brown 

• Mr. & Mrs. Kip Brunk 

• Mr. Timothy J. Burke 

• Erin Doyle 

• Mr. Joe Folger 

• Mr. Andrew Hanlon 

• Ms. Yolanda Horton 

• Mr. Kevin Hulsizer 

• Mr. and Mrs. William R. Isemann 

• Mr. Ed Koskey 

• Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Logan 

• Mr. Mark Mason 

• Mr. & Mrs. Richard Seyfried 

• Mr. L. Joseph Walker 

• Mr. Jerry Wertz 

William W. Thurston Associates 

($1,000 & Above) 


• Mr. Scott B. Allinson 

• Dr. Larry P. Bell 

• Mr. David G. Breiner 

• Mr. Peter Carpino 

• Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Ferraro 

• Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Foose 

• Mr. & Mrs. W. Beall Fowler 

• Mr. & Mrs. William C. Hahn 

• Mr. & Mrs. Mark Jaindl 

• Mrs. Reba J. Johnson 

• Mr. & Mrs. Arthur T. Katsaros 

• Mrs. Jane R. Kiscadden 

• Mrs. Harry Light 

• Ms. Susan Mullen 

• Mr. & Mrs. Joel H. Newman 

• Elaine & Dick Oeler 

• Dr. Constance Porter 

• Dr. & Mrs. Scott Reines 

• Ms. Sharon Remmel 

• Ms. Lisa Schimmelpfenning 

• Buck & Angela Showalter 

• Michael & Michelle Slack 

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• Mr. and Mrs. David J. Small 

• Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Steed 

• Mr. & Mrs. Harold A. Wagner and 

Mrs. Wagner 

• Mr. William Willis Jr. and Mrs. Mary 

Jane Willis 

Corporate & Organization 

Annual Gifts 

Friends of KidsPeace 

(Gifts to $999) 

• 1-800-DRYCLEAN 

• 86THIS 

• Accessium Group Inc. 

• Aesculap, Inc. 

• Allentown Youth Soccer Club 

• Altronics Inc. 

• Alvin H. Butz Inc. 

• APEX Capital Management 

• Apostolic Outreach Ministries 

• Aqua-Duck Transport 

• Arc Electric, Inc. 

• Arrington, Edgar & Shiel, LLC 

• Art Headquarters, LLC 

• Bagwell & Bagwell, Inc. 

• Barbour - Pourron Plumbing & 

Service Co 

• Benchmark Analytics, Inc 

• Benesch 

• Bethlehem Soccer Club 

• BJ’s Wholesale Club 

• Blaze Inc. 

• Bloomsburg University of PA 

• Blue Mountain Soccer Club 

• Bomber’s Burrito’s, Inc. 

• Bridgeway Community Church 

• Brown Appliance & Mattress, Inc. 

• Buffalo Wild Wings & Grill 

• Building Inspectors Group 

• Burley-Stroker Chiropractic Inc 

• Bushkill United Methodist Women 

• Cafe International 

• Cambiar Investors LLC 

• Camden National Bank 

• Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. 

• Carroll County Water Authority 

• Carrollton Golden K Kiwanis Club 

• CC Inc. Construction Services 

• CGI Technologies and Solutions, Inc. 

• Chapel Hill Compunding Inc. 

• Child & Family Partners Inc 

• Chippers Restaurant 

• Choice Energy Services 

• City of Raleigh Parks & Recreation 

• Cleonice Mediterranian Bistro 

• Coca-Cola Bottling Company 

of Virginia 

• Combined Federal Campaign - 

Philadelphia Area 

• Combined Federal Campaign 

Lancaster County 

• Combined Federal Campaign 

United Way Capital 

• Comics Plus 

• Corporate Facilities of LV 

• Country Bear Day Care 

• Crowder Jr. Company 

• Custom Brick Co. 

• Custom Carpets 

• D P Preiss Company, Inc. 

• Data Papers 

• Dave and Wayne Auto Center Inc. 

• Deep Run Valley Sports Association 

• Delta T Group 

• Denny’s 

• Diversified Investment Advisors 

• Document Systems LTD 

• Dream Living Realty, LLC 

• Dries Do-it Center 

• Dutchess County Sheriff’s PBA 

• Dwight A. Brown Agency 

• E L Shea Inc 

• Earth Share of NC 

• East West Partners Club 

Management 

• EBS - Elllsworth Building Supply, Inc. 

• Ecolab Government Sales 

• Effort Foundry 

• Ellsworth Lodge of Elks #2743 

• Ellsworth Rotary Club 

• Employee Network, Inc. 

• Encompass 

• Engineering Specialties Co., Inc. 

• Eveleth Elks Lodge #1161 

• Fayetteville Urban Ministry 

• FC Elite ‘00 

• Financial Insurance Management 

Corp 

• Fine Designs Northeast LLC 

• Finn’s Irish Pub, Inc 

• First Commonwealth Federal Credit 

Union 

• First Niagara Bank 

• First Northern Bank & Trust 

• First United Methodist Church 

• Five Below Inc. 

• Garceau Realty 

• GE United Way Campaign 

• Geometrics Hair Studio 

• Georgia Electric Membership 

Corporation 

• Georgia West Imaging, P.C. 

• Give with Liberty 

• Glen-Gary Corporation 

• GO Realty 

• Goodrich Quality Theaters 

• GoodSearch 

• Got Wheels 

• Graebel Companies, Inc 

• Grit Printing & Direct Mail 

• Hairbenders 

• Hands on America, Inc. 

• Harding Loevner LP 

• Harkins Builders, Inc. 

• Harshman Property Services, LLC 

• Helen’s Restaurant of Ellsworth, Inc. 

• Henry Yeska & Son Inc. 

• Holy Trinity Slovak Lutheran Church 

• IBM Employee Services Center 

• IBM Retiree Charitable Campaign 

• IGive.com Holdings, LLC 

• IKON Financial Group LLC 

• IT Department - KidsPeace HQ 

• J & J Luxury Transportation 

• J.M. Auto Service 

• Jackson National Life Insurance 

Company 

• Jangle 

• Jeff Stephenson Insurance Agency 

• JKM Training, Inc. 

• Jofash Enterprises 

• Johnson Controls Security & Fire 

• Jordan United Church of Christ 

• Kardia Counseling & 

Consulting, PLLC 

• \ Karen Roberts Real Estate Corp 

• Kelly’s NC Erosion Control, LLC 

• KHP II Baltimore Hotel LLC 

• Kimberly-Clark Corp. 

• Kingston Automotive, LLC 

• Kistler-Tiffany Benefits 

• La Rancherita 

• Lazard Asset Management LLC 

• Liberty Mutual 

• Lil’s Wednesday Ladies’ Bible Study 

• Lounge 201, LLC 

• M&T Bank 

• Mancino’s Pizza & Grinders 

• Mandolin Raleigh Partners LLC 

• Margaritas Management 

Group - 315 

• Merck Partnership for Giving 

• Mesabi Academy 

• Method 

• Mid-Hudson Valley FCU 

• Midmark Corporation 

• Miller Advertising Agency, Inc. 

• Mobilex 

• Montgomery United Soccer 

• Mooring & Mooring Dental 

• Morgan Stanley 

• Musical Dreams Studio 

• NAPA Auto Parts 

• National Conference Services 

• National Penn Bank 

• NE Corridor Group, LLC 

• Network for Good 

• New Age Education 

• New Tripoli Bank 

• Northampton Soccer Club 

• Northeast Chemical & Supply 

Co., Inc. 

• NOVAD Management 

Consulting, LCC 

• Nuveen Investments Holdings 

• NV Energy 

• Omnicare of Eastern PA 

• OneMain Financial 

• Operations Center Activity 

Commitee 

• Our Lady of Lourdes Church 

• Overhead Door Company of 

Allentown 

• Palermo Restaurant 

• PATHS, LLC 

• Penn Capital Management Co. 

• Pheasant Valley Sportmen’s Club 

• Phoenix Data, Inc. 

• Pizza Ole Inc. 

• PNC Bank 

• PR Strategists 

• Precision Walls, Inc. 

• Prestige 

• Prevent Child Abuse 

• Primary Residential 

• QNB 

• Queen of the Valley Lodge #376 

• Quest Diagnostics 

• R.C. Lacy Inc. 

• Range Medical Services, LTD 

• Renee’s Hair Design 

• Residential Home Funding 

• Reveille Management, LLC 

• Richmond Wines 

• RICOH 

• Right Management 

• Rite Envelope & Graphics, Inc. 

• Robert Carey Co., Inc. 

• Robeson County Dept. of 

Social Services 

• Sargent Real Estate 

• Schulte Sports Marketing and P. R. 

• Seamon-Wilsey Funeral Home, Inc. 

• Shiloh Methodist Church 

• Silver Peak REIT, Inc. 

• Spillman Farmer Architects 

• SPYA Hurricanes 

• St. Joseph Medical Center 

• St. Thomas Moore Soccer Club 

• St. Vincent’s Digestive Health Center 

• State Chemical Solutions 

• State Farm Insurance Companies 

• Stokes Electrical Supply 

• Summit Management and Realty 

• Systems & Methods, Inc. 

• TBFOC, Inc. 

• TDM 

• The First, N.A. 

• The Flour Shop Bakery 

• The Hartford 

• The Keystone Group L.C. 

• The Medline Foundation 

• The PMA Companies 

• Thermo Fisher Scientific 

• Tiano Excavation 

• Tisinger Vance, P.C. 

• TRI Properties, Inc. 

• Tri-Boro Youth Soccer 

• UGI Energy Services 

• Ulster County Deputy Sheriffs P.B.A. 

• United Concordia Companies 

• United Health Group Employee 

Giving Campaign 

• United Presbyterian Church 

• United Way Capital Region 

• United Way of Greater Portland 

• United Way of Southeastern 

Pennsylvania 

• Valley Doors & Hardware 

Incorporated 

• Variety Music 

• Village of Pinehurst Rentals & 

Golf Inc 

• Vince’s Concessions 

• VSAS Orthopedics 

• W.B. Mason Co., Inc 

• Wagner’s Auto Body 

• Wells Fargo Matching Gift Program 

• West End Lions II 

• West Towson Elementary 

School PTA 

• Western Lehigh United - U9 

• Western Lehigh United Soccer Club 

• Western Lehigh United Soccer Club 

• Willow Park, Inc. 

• Wishchuk Law Office 

• Yellow Dog Tavern 

• Yuasa Battery, Inc. 

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Donley Society 

Corporate & Organization 

Annual Gifts 

William W. Thurston Associates 

($1000-$2,499) 

• American Packaging Corp 

• Bailey’s Fine Jewelry 

• Best Buy 

• Binney & Smith Inc. 

• Bowdon First United 

Methodist Church 

• C&S Wholesale Grocers, Inc. 

• Central Grange #1650 of 

Germansville 

• Chartis 

• Darling’s Car Dealership 

• Direct Mail Service 

• Enterprise 

• Enterprise Holdings Foundation 

• Express-Scripts 

• F Frederick P. Winner, LTD 

• FC Freedom 

• Gemino Healthcare Finance 

• Grant Thornton LLP 

• Hanover Engineering 

Associates, Inc. 

• HM Insurance Group 

• Independent Bikers of Pennsylvania 

• J.M. Uliana & Associates, LLC 

• Lakeside Title Company 

• Marsh USA 

• MJ Caruso & Associates, Inc. 

• One Source Office Refreshment 

Services 

• PenTele Data Business Solutions 

• Philadelphia Insurance Companies 

• PPL Score Club 

• Pretzel City Sports 

• PrintConcepts 

• Professional Women of Fayetteville 

• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem 

• Sardis Baptist Church 

• SMI - Systems & Methods, Inc. 

• The Babe Ruth Museum 

• Towers Watson 

• UGI Utilities, Inc 

• United Way of Delaware, Inc. 

• VA Associates, LLC 

• Waste Management 

E.P. Wilbur Sr. Associates 

($2,500-$3,999) 

• American Bank of Lehigh Valley 

• BSI Corporate Benefits, LLC 

• Charter Financial Group 

• Discover Rx 

• Frontier Communications Solutions 

• INetU, Inc. 

• Ironton Telephone Co. 

• M&T Bank 

• Morgan Stanley Smith Barney 

• Total Wine & More 

• WTE Corporation 

Julia DeWitt Coppee Associates 

($4,000-$5,999) 

• People First Federal Credit Union 

• Verizon 

• Vinart Dealerships 

Anne Lewis Wiley Associates 

($6,000-$7,999) 

• Air Products and Chemicals 

• CapitalBlueCross 

• CITI 

• Gross, McGinley, Labarre & Eaton 

Attys. 

• William W. Thurston Associates 

• ($8,000 & Above) 

• Highmark Blue Shield 

• John Yurconic Agency 

• KidsPeace Auxiliary 

• PPL Corporation 

• Sanofi Pasteur Inc. 

• Verizon Wireless 

Estate, Trust & 

Foundation Gifts 

• Aetna Foundation 

• Baltimore Orioles Foundation 

• BP Fabric of America Fund 

• Brown Family Charitable Fund 

• C.R. Bard Foundation, Inc 

• Calvert Social Investment 

Foundation 

• CapCommunity Foundation 

• Carroll Electric Membership 

Foundation 

• The Century Fund 

• The Community Foundation of 

West Georgia 

• The Leona Gruber Trust 

• The Highmark Foundation 

• The Hillman Family Foundation 

• Edward St. John Foundation, Inc. 

• Tara & Haresh Joshi Charitable Trust 

• Edward S. Knisely Estate 

• Emily Landecker Foundation, Inc. 

• Estate of Mr. Arthur W. Mellen III 

• Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund 

• Jack Pressman Memorial 

Scholarship Fund 

• Carson W. Kirk Rev Trust 

• Kirk Family Foundation 

• Lehigh Valley Community 

Foundation 

• Lincoln Financial Group Foundation 

• Schwab Charitable Fund 

• Stewart’s Foundation 

• Troan Foundation, Inc. 

• W.R. Grace Foundation 

• Wal-Mart Foundation 

KidsPeace Corporate 

Partners 

Business & Organizations who 

provided a good or service to 

KidsPeace 


• 744th Military Police Battalion 

• 93.7 The WAVE Radio Station 

• AAA East Central 

• Abby Candles 

• Adams Outdoor Advertising 

• AFI Food Service LLC 

• Allentown Municipal Golf Course 

• Allentown Wingate by Wyndham 

• Allianz Life 

• Amazing Joe’s Grill 

• American Lawn Equipment 

Corporation 

• American Legion 

• Angel Tree Ministries - Life Church 

• Angelo’s Pizza 

• Anirav Swim Club 

• Apollo Grill 

• Apostolic Outreach Ministries 

• Arby’s 

• Armadillo 

• Artistic Toys 

• Ashcraft Jewelers 

• AT&T National 

• Auto Zone 

• Axzul’s Beauty Salon 

• Baltimore Orioles 

• Baltimore Orioles Foundation 

• Bangkok Restaurant 

• Bar None Weddings & 

Entertainment 

• Baskin Robbins 

• Because We Care 

• Beltway Fine Wine 

• Berkleigh Golf Club 

• Blackhead Mountain Lodge & 

Country Club 

• Body Zone 

• Boscov’s Department Store, LLC 

• Bridgeway Community Church 

• Brunner’s Family Restaurant 

• BSI Corporate Benefits, LLC 

• Budget Storage & Lock 

• Cadillac Mountian Sports 

• Capital BlueCross 

• Cardinal Cupcakes and Coneys 

• Caruso Benefits Group, Inc. 

• CBS3 

• Cedar Point 

• Charter Financial Group 

• Chick-fil-A 

• Chili’s 

• China Hall 

• CiCi’s Pizza 

• Clancy’s Car Wash 

• Climb Time Indy 

• Coca-Cola Bottling of the 

Lehigh Valley 

• Coffee Express 

• Colonial Sports Center 

• Complete Tire 

• ConCannon’s 

• Cooper Tires & Auto Service 

• Corporate Facilities of LV 

• Country View Diner 

• Crackers Comedy Club 

• Crayola LLC 

• Department of Natural Reserviors 

• Di Fiore’s Italian Restaurant 

• Dick’s Sporting Goods 

• Direct Mail Service 

• Discovery TLC 

• Dominoes Pizza 

• Dr. Albert 

• Dr. Cerniglia’s Office 

• Dunkin Donuts 

• D-Vash 

• Eastward Bowling Lanes 

• Eatmore Fruit Co., Inc. 

• Eclipxe Salon & Day Spa 

• El Gran Cuty 

• Emerald Dragon Karate 

• Emerson Resort & Spa 

• Escapades Family Fun Center 

• Essential Salon Products 

• Esskay Meats 

• Eurotrash 

• Family Advocates of Georgia, Inc. 

• Fanee’s Barber Shop 

• Farda Associates 

• Faulkner Subaru 

• Fitness Central 

• Foister’s Flowers 

• Fret Prodigy 

• Friend of Friend 

• Friends & Family Market 

• Garden of Eden 

• Geakers Tacos 

• Giant Food Stores 

• Giant Sub 

• Google 

• Governor’s Restaurant 

• Greater Shiloh Church 

• Green Mountain Coffee Roasters 

• Green Pond Country Club 

• Green Pond Nursery 

• Greenawalds 

• Grille 3501 

• Gritty’s 

• Guardian Life Insurance 

• Guys-N-Gals Salon 

• Gymboree 

• Hair Designs by Linda Pereira 

• Hair Essentials 

• Hannaford 

• Harmon’s Tires 

• Have a Break 

• Heritage Bag 

• High Street Barber Shop 

• Highmark Blue Shield 

• Hilton Garden Inn 

• Hops Fogelsville Hotel 

• Hops Paddock 

• The Howard Hughes Corporation 

• Indianapolis Art Museum 

• Indianapolis Colts 

• Indianapolis Indians - Victory Field 

• Indianapolis Motor Speedway 

• Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra 

• Infamous Barber Shop 

• Iron Lakes Golf Club, Inc. 

• Ironton Telephone Co. 

• Jake’s Wayback Burgers 

• Jasper’s Restaurant 

• Jeffrey E. Carter Jewelers 

• Joe Beez 

• John Edwards 

• Just Born, Inc. 

• Kandy’s Beauty Salon 

• KFC 

• Kings Island 

• Komets Hockey 

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• Kwik Shoppe 

• Lazy Swan Golf & Country Club 

• Lehigh Valley Health Network 

• Lehigh Valley Home & Garden 

• Lehigh Valley IronPigs 

• Lehigh Valley Style 

• Lehighton Police Department 

• Linfield National Golf Club 

• Little Italy 

• L’Official Beauty Hair Salon 

• Lost Valley 

• Lower Macungie Community 

Center 

• Lowry’s Chocolates 

• LVHN & LVPG Hellertown 

Family Health 

• Maine Coast Cinema 

• Maine Indoor Karting 

• Maine Red Claws 

• Mainly Meat on Main 

• Marblehead Chowder House 

• Marsh USA 

• Martha’s Diner 

• Mary Kay 

• Maryland Technology 

Development Corp. 

• Mateys 

• Math Explorers 

• McDonald’s 

• Mendez Painting 

• Midway Macedonia Baptist Church 

• Mill Mall Furniture 

• Miss Pennsylvania Pageant Program 

• Moe’s Southwest Grill 

• Monkitree 

• Morgan’s Restaurant 

• Murray’s Jewelers 

• Nevulis Beverages 

• Normandy’s Flower Shop, Inc. 

• Norris McLaughlin & Marcus, P.A. 

• Northern Valley EMS-NOVA 

• O.C. Tanner 

• Office Depot Foundation 

• Olde Homestead Golf Club 

• Oliver Kita 

• One Source Office Refreshment 

Serv 

• Ozzy’s Family Fun Center 

• PaintSome Pottery 

• Panache 

• Papa Murphy’s 

• Par-4 Golf Cars 

• Party City 

• Patawa Women’s Group 

• Pat’s Pizza 

• People First Federal Credit Union 

• PepBoys 

• Pepsi 

• Peter Jacobsen Sports, LLC 

• Philadelphia Flyers 

• Phil’s Nails 

• Pittsburgh Steelers 

• Pizza Hut 

• Plasma Protein Theraputics 

Association 

• Portland Pirates 

• Post & Schell, P.C. 

• Prestige 

• Price Landscape Nursery 

• PrintConcepts 

• Prompto 

• Puerto Vallarta 

• Puerto Vallarto 

• Putt U Miniature Golf 

• Qdoba 

• Rachal Larribee Massage 

• Randall’s on the Orchard 

• Reading Escapades 

• Reading Royals 

• Red Hook Golf Club 

• Red Onion 

• Red Tomato Pizzeria 

• Remedy Salon and Spa 

• Revelation Massage 

• Richard B. Fisher Center 

for Performing 

• RICOH 

• Rip Van Winkle 

• RK & K 

• Ross Dress for Less 

• Ruby Tuesday 

• Sam’s Club 

• Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem 

• Sara Lee 

• Saucon Valley Country Club 

• Savonna’s Trattoria 

• Sesame Place 

• Shawn’s 

• Shaw’s Supermarket 

• Sherry Clewell Photography 

• Sherwin Williams 

• Shire Pharmaceuticals 

• Shoe Carnival 

• Shop Rite Store #241 

• Simply Something Cafe 

• Skip Barber Racing School 

• SkyZone Trampoline Parks 

• Sliders Pub 

• Snap Fitness 

• Southern Lehigh Public Library 

• Spillman Farmer Architects 

• St. John’s UCC 

• St. Luke’s Lutheran Church 

• Starbucks 

• Subway 

• Subway - Ellsworth 

• Super Nails 

• SWB&R 

• Sylvia’s Cafe 

• Sysco 

• Taco Bell 

• TechniCom 

• Temptation Website Design 

• Terrapin Bistro/Bar 

• TGI Friday’s 

• The Cigar Boss, LLC 

• The Club at Morgan Hill 

• The Express Times 

• The Flower Patch and Gift Shoppe 

• The Ink Spot 

• The Maine Grind 

• The Maine Jump 

• The Mex 

• The New Jersey Devils 

• The Philadelphia Phillies 

• The PMA Companies 

• The Sherwin-Williams Company 

• Thompson’s Meat Market 

• Time Warner Cable 

• Tire Barn 

• Total Wine & More 

• Traffic Services 

• Trustco Bank 

• Two Johnnys 

• UPAC/Bardovon 

• V.K. Bridal Couture, Inc 

• VA Associates, LLC 

• Valhalla 

• Valley Pizza Family Restaurant 

• Veronica’s Hair Salon 

• Villa Rosa Restaurant & Pizza 

• VIP 

• Von Paris Enterprises, Inc 

• W.B. Mason 

• Walgreens 

• Wal-Mart 

• Wal-Mart Supercenter Store #722 

• Washington Capitals 

• Waste Management 

• WaWa 

• Weis Markets 

• Weis Supermarkets 

• Wendy’s 

• Whitetail Golf Club 

• Wingate Landscape Company, Inc. 

• World of Mirth 

• Yocco’s Hot Dogs 

• Yoga Loft of Bethlehem 

KidsPeace Partners 

Individuals who provided a good or 

service to KidsPeace 

• Gary Adams 

• Marlene Aguilar 

• Mary Barletta 

• Cheryl Battisti 

• Elisabeth Baucom 

• David Behar 

• Elizabeth Blanchette 

• Pearl Boeshore 

• Kim Bowman 

• David G. Breiner 

• Kevin Burgess 

• Mary Byrne 

• Theresa Cafoncelli 

• Callie Cardamon 

• Carm Cerniglia 

• Cindy Chipola 

• Renee Cleary 

• Loren Danzis 

• Ryan Davis 

• Jim Demski 

• Valorie DeVonish 

• Sherawanda Esuke 

• Chris Ferry 

• Linda Fisher 

• Christian Fowkes 

• Brad Gambrell 

• Leeann Garton 

• Sharon Gibson 

• Patricia Grotzinger 

• Norma Hall 

• Todd Heller 

• Enrico Herring 

• Lynn High 

• James Horan 

• Joan Hotaling 

• Raymond Hurilla 

• William R. Isemann 

• Mark Jaindl 

• Janine Johnston 

• Robert Kimble 

• Kendra Knowles 

• Ed Koskey 

• Clare LaRosa 

• William Laubach 

• Heather Lewis 

• Susan Leyburn 

• Jim Marchetto 

• KT Maring 

• Robert McClintock 

• Ashley McFadden 

• Sherry Meltz 

• Karen Meohle 

• Elaine Middleton 

• Richard Mohr 

• John P. Moses 

• Kenya Murphy 

• Brittany Nadeau 

• Joe Novostat 

• Richard H. Oeler 

• Kenneth Olson 

• Karen O’Neill 

• Richard Page 

• Regina L. Perich 

• Debbie Plocinik 

• James Poole 

• Charlotte Prior 

• Christine Reagan 

• Jay H. Robinson 

• Dave Roth 

• Tim Ruby 

• Christopher Ryan 

• Stephen Salmon 

• Lakeri Sartin 

• Sharon Seaman 

• Joe Semione 

• Buck & Angela Showalter 

• William H. Slack 

• Carrie Lynn Stutzman 

• Richard G. Tisinger 

• Lee Trevino 

• Louis Walker 

• Brenda Washington 

• Tom Watson 

• Beverly Whitehead 

Thank 

you!! 

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Accreditations and 

Associations 

In our quest to provide the best services available for 

children overcoming crisis, KidsPeace adheres to the 

highest standards of quality set by respected licensing 

and accrediting associations. 

Licensing Agencies: 

Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, Division of 

Children & Youth 

Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, Division of 

Mental Health 

Pennsylvania Department of Health 

Pennsylvania State Board of Private Academic Schools 

Maine Department of Human Services (DHS), 

Department MH/MR/SA 

Maine Department of Education 

Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) 

Minnesota State Board of Education (BOE) 

Georgia Department of Human Resources 

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, 

Division of Family and Children 

New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of 

Youth and Family Services (DYFS) 

Maryland Department of Human Resources, Social 

Services Administration 

Public Agency Certifications 

Delaware Child Mental Health 

District of Columbia Child & Family Services 

Administration 

New York Board of Education (BOE) 

New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) 

Illinois Board of Education (BOE) 

Maryland Department of Human Services (DHS) 

Minnesota Department of Corrections (DOC) 

TriCare 

Associations 

KidsPeace staff are members of more than 150 professional 

associations including: The Alliance for Children 

and Families, The Child Welfare League of America, The 

National Network for Social Work Managers and The 

American Association of Children’s Residential Centers. 

Accreditations 

KidsPeace is accredited by The Joint Commission in 

Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania 

and the Middle States Association of Colleges 

and Schools. 

There are many ways you can give kids peace. 

The Children’s Fund 

Donations to the KidsPeace Children’s Fund are unrestricted dollars 

used to improve facilities, programs, recreation and care of the children 

we serve. On behalf of this fund, we gratefully accept gifts of cash, real 

estate and securities, among others. 

The Donley Society 

The Donley Society, named for KidsPeace benefactors Ed & Inez Donley, 

is comprised of the most generous and committed donors to KidsPeace. 

These donors have enabled KidsPeace to develop the Bowdon, Ga., 

Campus, the Donley Therapeutic Education Center and the addition at 

the Broadway Campus, as well as countless other projects and programs. 

Donley Society donors enjoy invitations to private events and openings, 

a subscription to our newsletter and other benefits. 

The Wiley Society 

Capt. James Wiley, a Bethlehem philanthropist, founded Wiley House 

(later re-named KidsPeace) 130 years ago. Wiley Society donors have 

generously provided for KidsPeace in their estate plans through 

bequests, life insurance and other instruments. Wiley Society donors 

enjoy invitations to private events and openings, a subscription to our 

newsletter and other benefits. 

In-Kind Donations 

KidsPeace is always grateful for donations of time, pro-bono work 

and goods, including equipment, school supplies and other items 

that benefit children in our care. Only pre-approved donations will be 

accepted, so please call ahead. 

Volunteer 

We deeply appreciate those who give of their time to help the children 

in our care. Please consider volunteering to plan or lead an event that 

benefits KidsPeace, serving on your local Board of Associates or training 

to be an online counselor for TeenCentral.Net. 

For more information on any of the listed giving opportunities, please 

contact our Advancement Department at 800-25-PEACE, Ext. 8326. 

Careers 

KidsPeace offers a variety of career opportunities. Visit kidspeace.org to 

find out more. 

Help Spread the Message of Hope 

Let your friends and families, clubs and associations, churches and 

neighbors know you agree with the KidsPeace mission of providing 

hope, help and healing to children, families and communities. 

• Pass along this report. 

• Direct people to our websites: kidspeace.org, fostercare.com, 

TeenCentral.Net and ParentCentral.Net. 

• Visit us at www.facebook.com/kidspeace.org or on Twitter @KidsPeace. 

• Organize an event where one of our experts can inform interested 

guests about our programs, outreach and training opportunities. 

• Sign up to receive free newsletters and event announcements at 

kidspeace.org. 

Please contact our Advancement Department at 800-25-PEACE, Ext. 8326 

for more information. 

Become a Foster Parent 

Our foster parents tell us that caring for a foster child is the most 

rewarding, satisfying and challenging job they have ever loved. Visit 

www.fostercare.com to learn more. 

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49 KidsPeace Center Locations 

KidsPeace Headquarters 

Pennsylvania 

Schnecksville, PA 

KidsPeace Campuses, Schools 

and Community Programs 

Georgia 

Bowdon, GA 

Maine 

Biddeford, ME 

Ellsworth, ME 

Minnesota 

Buhl, MN 

Pennsylvania 

Allentown, PA 

Bethlehem, PA 

Orefield, PA 

Reading, PA 

Stroudsburg, PA 

Temple, PA 

Kingston, PA 

KidsPeace Foster Care Programs and Adoption Centers 

District of Columbia 

New York 

Indiana 

Elmsford, NY 

Indianapolis, IN 

Kingston, NY 

Merrillville, IN 

Williamsville, NY 

Muncie, IN 

Pennsylvania 

South Bend, IN 

Bethlehem, PA 

Maryland 

Danville, PA 

Columbia, MD 

Doylestown, PA 

Duncansville, PA 

Maine 

Honesdale, PA 

Bangor, ME 

Kingston, PA 

Lewiston, ME 

New Cumberland, PA 

South Portland, ME 

Reading, PA 

North Carolina 

Schuylkill Haven, PA 

Aberdeen, NC 

Scranton, PA 

Durham, NC 

Williamsport, PA 

Fayetteville, NC 

Virginia 

Raleigh, NC 

Richmond, VA 

Nevada 

Las Vegas, NV 

800-25-PEACE 

www.kidspeace.org 

www.TeenCentral.Net 

www.ParentCentral.Net 

www.fostercare.com 

www.facebook.com/kidspeace.org 

The Hand That Heals ® 

KidsPeace is accredited by The Joint Commission in Georgia, New Jersey, North Carolina and Pennsylvania. Other accreditations include the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. 

KidsPeace does not discriminate in regard to admissions in terms of sex, race, creed, color, national origin, LEP (Limited English Proficiency), religious beliefs, disabilities or handicapping conditions. 

KidsPeace is a drug-free workplace. We respect our clients’ privacy. The model(s) represented in this publication is(are) for illustrative purposes only and in no way represent or endorse KidsPeace. 

© 2013 KidsPeace 001-0024

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