2012 ANNUAL REPORT - Chester County Community Foundation

2012 ANNUAL REPORT 

Let your Legacy color chester county

community support 

for generations 

Legacy Philanthropy 2 

Grants, Scholarships & AWARDS 4 

Funds 10 

Investments 16 

LEADERSHIP 18 

Fund Highlights 20 

Giving for Good Gala 24 

Sweet Charity 26 

Donors 27 

Finances 44 

Cover Photos: 

Legacy Award winners 

to be profiled in the next 

Annual Report. See page 7.

what is a community foundation? 

Established in 1994, the Community Foundation builds community assets for perpetuity. 

The Community Foundation is entrusted with substantial amounts of money over time 

from the contributions of people of all walks of life. The Community Foundation uses 

the income from these funds, in the form of grants, to meet the community’s charitable 

needs now and into the future. 

Most of the funds at the Community Foundation are endowed funds. An endowment 

fund is a permanent fund that creates a sustainable flow of grant dollars forever. 

Through prudent investment, both the body of the endowment and the distribution 

available for grantmaking increase over time. 

The Chester County Community Foundation has three unique features: 

local expertise about important projects and programs that are making a significant 

difference in Chester County 

personalized service to donors who want to maximize the impact of their contribution 

community convener for issues that benefit from partnerships. 

The Community Foundation strives to be inclusive, innovative, responsive and accountable—all 

with the aim of providing a clear focus for your inspired philanthropy. 

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inspire 

legacy philanthropy 

The Community Foundation focused our energies this year on best practices. Using CF Insights benchmark data, we 

searched throughout the U.S. for aspirational concepts to replicate locally. Board and staff discovered best practices and 

lessons learned—what to do, and what not to do, in our continuing quest to grow legacy philanthropy throughout 

Chester County. 

This year, we launched our first annual Trustee Institute. On the reflective campus of the Westtown School, 225 

nonprofit board members spent the day strengthening their governance abilities and networking. The Trustee Institute 

enables board members to more effectively secure their nonprofit organizations’ futures in an ever-changing world. 

In the coming year, the Community Foundation is poised to: 

• initiate our Smart Giving Series, so more people learn, 

experience and enjoy philanthropy 

• enhance our services to top tier estate planning attorneys, 

so they keep legacy philanthropy top of mind 

• diversify our investment partnerships via our Medallion program. 

Our Imprints initiative continues to gain momentum. Imprints engages people in their 20s, 30s and 40s in experiential 

philanthropy. Imprints offers giving circles, adopt-a-nonprofit advisor groups, site visits, flash fundraising, and networking 

for a cause. 

Our fund advisors and fund donors continue to be generous. During this past year: 

• The Community Foundation proudly awarded $1.5 million to the community. Our fund advisors chose to award 433 

grants and 148 scholarships. 

• 3,075 charitable donors contributed $3.7 million to our family of funds. 

• Our donors created 17 new funds this year. This brings the total number of funds under the Community Foundation’s 

umbrella to 348. 

In Chester County, our future is bright and opportunities abound. Now, more than ever, we are positioned to create 

lasting change within our community. We thank you for your partnership. We look forward to working with you to fulfill 

our vision for an even healthier, more vibrant region. 

Let your legacy create a lasting impression. 

L. Peter Temple, Esq. 

Chair of the Board, 2012-2014 

Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC 

Immediate Past Chair 

Karen A. Simmons 

President/CEO 

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The Chester County Community Foundation connects 

people who care with causes that matter, so their 

philanthropy makes a difference now and forever. 

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grants 

scholarships & awards 

The strength of the Chester County Community Foundation is in its power to change peoples’ lives. Each year, hundreds of 

organizations—and thousands of people—are touched through the generosity of our donors. 

Our donors establish grantmaking funds at the Community Foundation. The majority of grant decisions are made by the families 

and individuals whose funds the Community Foundation holds in trust. The Community Foundation also grants a modest amount 

from its Fund for Chester County, based on decisions made by a volunteer Grants Committee. The average grant size is $3,000. 

During FY2012, $1,500,448 in grants and scholarships was awarded to address needs in our community: 433 grants totaling 

$1,351,038 and 148 scholarships totaling $149,410. This was a 4% increase from last year. 

A Better Chance-Radnor 

A Front Row Seat to Learning 

Alpha Relief 

Alzheimer’s Association 

American Cancer Society 

American Diabetes Association 

American Tinnitus Foundation 

American Values 

Amnion 

Art Partners Studio 

Atlantic Salmon Federation 

Bank Street College of Education 

Barclay Friends 

Barn at Spring Brook Farm 

Bayard Taylor Literacy 

Beat the Streets Wrestling Program 

Bernadine Center 

Bethesda Project 

Big Brothers/Big Sisters SEPA 

Bishop Shanahan High School 

Bison Scholarship Fund 

Borough of Phoenixville 

Boy Scouts of America, 

Chester County Council 

Brandywine Baptist Church 

Brandywine Conservancy 

Brandywine Health Foundation 

Brandywine Valley Association 

Bridge Academy and 

Community Center 

Bridge of Hope of Lancaster & 

Chester Counties 

Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church 

Byerschool Foundation 

Calistoga Cub Football 

Calvary Chapel of Delaware County 

Camp Dreamcatcher 

Camphill Special School 

Campus Crusade for Christ 

International 

Canine Partners for Life 

Cecil College Foundation 

Chemical Heritage Foundation 

Chester Children’s Chorus 

Chester County 2020 

Chester County Art Association 

Chester County Community Dental 

Chester County Food Bank 

Chester County Fund for Women 

and Girls 

Chester County Futures 

Chester County Health Department 

Nurse Family Partnership 

Chester County Hero Fund 

Chester County Hospital Foundation 

Chester County Opportunities 

Industrialization Center 

Chester County SPCA 

Chester Fund for Education 

and the Arts 

Cheverus High School 

Children’s Country Week Association 

Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia 

Christ Community Church 

Church in the Vineyard 

Citizens Advocacy of Chester County 

The Clinic 

Coatesville Center for Community 

Health 

Community Coalition 

Community Volunteers in Medicine 

County Corrections Gospel Mission 

Covenant House Pennsylvania 

Daemion Counseling Center 

Dawson Country Day School 

Delaware County Community College 

Educational Foundation 

Devon Preparatory School 

Dickinson College 

Domestic Violence Center of 

Chester County 

Downingtown Area Senior Center 

EZ2C 

Family Service of Chester County 

For Pete’s Sake 

Foundation at Great Valley 

Foundation for Lee County 

Public Schools 

Freedom Valley YMCA 

Friends Association for Care & 

Protection of Children 

Friends Home in Kennett Square 

Friendship Ministries Foundation 

Fund for West Chester University 

G. Fred DiBona, Jr. Memorial 

Foundation 

Garage Community & Youth Center 

Kennett Square 

Garage Community & Youth Center 

West Grove 

Garo Yepremian Foundation 

Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania 

Global Action 

Global Aid Network 

Global Media Outreach 

Golden Valley Farms 

Good Fellowship Ambulance 

Good Neighbors Home Repair 

Good Samaritan Shelter 

Good Works 

GPA Mobilization Ministries 

Great Valley School District 

Greener Partners 

Habitat for Humanity of 


Haiti Partners 

Handi-Crafters 

Harvey Kaufman Memorial 

Scholarship Fund 

Haverford College 

The Hickman 

Historic East Linden Project 

Hope Community Church 

Hope International 

Housing Partnership of 


IMC Charitable Foundation 

Interfaith Housing Assistance 

Corporation 

International Rescue Committee 

Jenkins Aboretum 

Jenner’s Pond 

Jewish Employment and Vocational 

Service-Human Services 

Kendal-Crosslands Communities 

Kennett After-School Association 

After the Bell 

Kennett Area Community Services 

Kennett Area Park Authority 

Kennett Area Senior Center 

Kennett Area YMCA 

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Kennett Fire Company #1 

Kennett Food Cupboard c/o Kennett 

Area Community Services 

Kennett Run Charities 

Kennett Symphony of Chester County 

Kennett Underground Railroad Center 

Korean Community Development 

Services Center 

Kutztown University 

La Comunidad Hispana 

Lancaster Bible College 

LaSalle College High School 

Lifeline Family Center 

Lighthouse Youth Center 

London Grove Friends Meeting 

Lord’s Pantry of Downingtown 

Loyola University of Maryland 

Lyme Disease Association of SE PA 

Main Line Animal Rescue Wag ‘N Train 

Marshall Faulk Foundation 

Maternal & Child Health Consortium 

of Chester County 

Meals on Wheels-Chester 

County Coatesville 

Mercy Neighborhood Ministries 

of Philadelphia 

Methodist Home for Children 

Mill at Anselma Preservation 

Educational Trust 

Missionaries of Charity 

Mommy’s Light Lives On 

Mom’s House 

Moravian College 

Mother’s Home 

Napa Valley College Foundation 

National Alliance on Mental Illness, 

Chester County Chapter 

National Hemophilia Foundation- 

Delaware Valley 

National Italian American Foundation 

New London Presbyterian Church 

New York City Relief 

Nottingham County Park 

Octorara School District 

Operation Smile 

Opportunity International 

Orion Communities 

The Other Carpenter 

Otho Davis Scholarship Foundation 

Oxford Area Neighborhood 

Services Center 

Oxford Educational Foundation 

Oxford Senior Center 

Paoli Memorial Hospital Foundation 

Parkesburg Library 

Parkesburg Point 

Partners in Outreach 

Pennsylvania Family Institute 

Pennsylvania Home of the Sparrow 

Pennsylvania State University 

People for People 

People’s Light and Theatre Company 

Phoenixville Area Community Services 

Phoenixville Area Police Athletic League 

Phoenixville Area YMCA 

Phoenixville Babe Ruth League 

Phoenixville Communities That Care 

Phoenixville Community Education 


Phoenixville Homes 

Phoenixville Regional Chamber 

of Commerce 

Phoenixville Youth Babe Ruth League 

Planned Parenthood of SEPA 

Pottstown Cluster Outreach Center 

Primitive Hall Foundation 

Priority One Foundation 

Pulmonary Hypertension Association 

Quaker City Farmers 

Quest Therapeutic Services 

Red Clay Valley Association 

Redeem the Vote 

Relief Bus 

Riddle Health Care Foundation 

Rotary Club of Churchville Foundation 

Ruth S. Hodgson Scholarship Fund 

Sacred Heart Church 

Safe Harbor 

Safety, Agriculture, Villages 

& Environment 

Saint Joseph’s University 

Salvation Army of Greater West Chester 

Salvation Army-Philadelphia 

Salve Regina University 

Sankofa Academy Charter School 

The School at Church Farm 

Schuylkill River Heritage Center 

The Second Mile 

Self Help Africa 

Sereolipi Nomadic Education Fund 

Southern Chester County Day Care 

Association 

Special Olympics Chester County 

Program 

St. Agnes School 

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital 

St. Mary’s Franciscan Shelter 

St. Peter’s Lutheran Church 

Starfinder Foundation 

Stratford Friends School 

Stroud Water Research Center 

Thirteen/WNET 

ThreeSixteen Skateboarding 

Tick Tock Early Learning Center 

Transition Dynamics Associates 

Unite for HER Pink Invitational 

United Way of Chester County 

University City Hospitality Coalition 

University of Advancing Technology 

Upland Country Day School 

Valley Forge REACT 

Volunteer English Program 

The Wentworth 

West Chester Area Senior Center 

West Chester Civic Association 

West Chester Food Cupboard 

West Pikeland Land Trust 

Westtown Goshen Rotary Foundation 

Wharton Esherick Museum 

WHYY-TV12 

Wildcat Wrestling Boosters 

Wilderness Society 

William Alanson White Institute 

Willistown Friends Meeting 

Willistown United Methodist Church 

Wings for Success 

Wistar Institute 

Woman’s Club of Downingtown 

YMCA & YWCA Allentown 

Young Life of Richmond-West End 

Young Life Southern Counties 

Young Moms 

Due to space limitations, only 

grants over $250 are listed. 

To obtain grant and 

scholarship guidelines, contact 

the Community Foundation: 

(610) 696-8211 

grants@chescocf.org 

www.chescocf.org 

Community Improvement 4% 

Human Services 44% 

Religion 5% 

Arts & Culture 7% 

Environment 6% 

CCCF Grants and 

Scholarships Distributed: $1,468,450 

July 1, 2011 - June 30, 2012 

Education 12% 

Scholarship 10% 

Health 12% 

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legacy 

philanthropy awards 

The Chester County Community Foundation established “Let Your Legacy Make A Difference Awards” to highlight philanthropic 

good works and inspire more philanthropy throughout Chester County. Philanthropy is defined as “active efforts to promote human 

welfare as manifested in donations of money, property, or work to needy persons or to socially useful purposes.” Legacy philanthropists 

give of their own time and resources, as well as inspire others to give for the long run. 

THANKS FOR CARING AWARD 

honoring outstanding commitment to neighborhood, grassroots community philanthropy 

Susan Elko of Exton 

Susan Elko has a quiet knack for seeking out and encouraging others to volunteer and give 

their time, talents and treasures, much as she has for over 40 years. Volunteering as a young 

mother with the Green Circle, a Quaker program of inclusiveness, enabled Susan to better 

understand how to bring others into the fold. 

As a board member of the Chester County Fund for Women and Girls, Susan used her 

education background to design the program for an annual Girls Conference, and lead the 

way with the Fund’s first By Girls, For Girls Advisory Group. 

A sermon at First Presbyterian Church moved Susan to run a coat drive. This was just the beginning. In 1991 Susan became 

one of the Church’s Mission Advocates; in 2003 she became Mission Advocate Coordinator. 

Barbara Kirby at St. Agnes Day Room became a pivotal person in Susan’s life, leading her to further volunteer opportunities— 

this time to find shelter for Homeless Single Women. With quiet determination, Susan helped coordinate a winter emergency 

shelter by involving her congregation and 12 other communities of faith while Safe Harbor renovated and added shelter for 

women. 

Susan’s deep commitment to helping homeless women continues with Bridge of Hope, which ends and prevents homelessness 

for single mothers and their children. Susan continues to be a powerful example of how one person’s dedication and passion 

helps, now and forever. 

DOOR OPENER AWARD 

recognizing professional advisors who strongly promote legacy philanthropy 

Duke Schneider, Esq. 

Duke Schneider, Esq. is a partner at the law firm of MacElree Harvey, with offices in West 

Chester, Kennett Square and Centerville. 

Duke concentrates his practice in estate planning and administration, corporate law, and 

taxation. He primarily works with family-owned and closely-held businesses on succession 

planning, family wealth transfer planning, and the structure of family-owned and 

closely-held business enterprises. He also works with individuals on a wide variety of estate 

and wealth transfer planning matters. 

Duke is a frequent lecturer to professional organizations, advisors, and individuals on estate, tax, and business planning. 

Duke encourages colleagues and friends to become involved with charities, and he is clear that planned giving is an important 

consideration in the estate planning process. 

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legacy 

award honorees 

CORPORATE SOCIAL 

INVESTMENT AWARD 

highlighting business and social 

responsibility IMC Construction – 

Robert Cottone, President/CEO 

The Corporate Social Investment 

Award is conferred upon corporate 

leaders who demonstrate sound 

principles of business leadership and 

help the community prosper by consistently supporting local charities. 

Founded in 1976, IMC Construction is a full service construction 

management firm offering high-quality construction management and 

general contracting to a diverse group of national clients. The Malvernbased 

company has grown to be one of the largest construction firms in 

the Philadelphia area. After decades of growth, IMC remains true to its 

core values of being “responsible leaders in our profession and our 

community.” 

Philanthropy has become ingrained in the culture of IMC. Employees are 

encouraged to grow personally and professionally by allocating paid 

volunteer time for staff to assist nonprofits in the community. IMC’s 

approach to community outreach has resulted in the founding of the 

IMC Foundation whose mission is to help and financially support 

nonprofit charities and community organizations throughout our region. 

The foundation’s biggest event each year is the Charitable Golf outing, 

now in its seventh year. 

Over the years, beneficiaries of IMC’s generosity are chosen with 

employee input. They include Community Volunteers in Medicine, The 

Devereux Foundation, Thorncroft Equestrian Center, ACHIEVEability, 

Overbrook School for the Blind, Tredyffrin Library Foundation, Green 

Valley Association, Wissahickon Hospice, Tyler Arboretum, Historic 

Yellow Springs, Boy Scouts of America, Vanguard School, National 

Kidney Foundation, Hope Springs Equestrian Therapy, as well as many 

hospital charities, schools, local police departments, fire companies and 

food banks. 

IMC has been named a Top 100 Green Contractor by Engineering News 

Record. Additionally, IMC has been named Best Place to Work and 

awarded the Community Impact Award for well-rounded philanthropic 

giving for three consecutive years by the Philadelphia Business Journal. 

Robert Cottone, President/CEO at IMC, states, “IMC has built a staff and 

a culture committed to improving the communities where we live 

through a combination of service and financial support. We believe in 

the adage, to whom much is given, much is expected in return!” 

YOUTH PHILANTHROPY 

2005 Phoenixville Youth Philanthropy Program 

2006 Sarah Abel 

2007 Teresa Hawkins 

2008 West Chester University Relay for 

Life Student Organizing Committee 

2012 Annie Rubino 

THANKS FOR CARING 

2004 Donald J.L. Coppedge of Phoenixville 

2005 Marvin and Shirley Porter of West Chester 

2006 Joan Holliday of Kennett Square 

2006 Emma Valenteen of Phoenixville 

2007 James Ferrier of West Chester 

2008 Peg Anderson of Coatesville 

2009 Reverend Marie Swayze of Phoenixville 

2010 David Mooberry of Kennett Square 

2011 Susan Elko of Exton 

2012 Ophelia Bass, Theresa Bass & LaToya Myers 

of Kennett Square 

CORPORATE SOCIAL INVESTMENT 

2004 Richard A. Kunsch for Phoenixville Federal Bank 

2005 Peter Kjellerup & Mandy Cabot for Dansko 

2006 Michael Bontrager for Chatham Financial 

2007 Rose & Angelo Rossi for ANRO 

2008 J.M. Herr for Herr Foods 

2009 Jeff March for Citadel 

2010 Al West for SEI Cares 

2011 Robert Cottone for IMC Construction 

2012 Rodney O. Martin Jr., & Michael Smith for ING u.s. 

DOOR OPENER 

2004 Stephen McGann, CTFA, AEP 

2005 L. Peter Temple, Esq. 

2006 Michael B. Karwic, CFP, CRPC 

2007 David M. Frees, III, Esq. 

2008 John A. Featherman, III, Esq. 

2009 Honorable Dr. Clifford DeBaptiste 

2010 William J. Gallagher, Esq. 

2011 Duke Schneider, Esq. 

2012 Robb S. Frees, CIC 

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legacy 

philanthropy awards 

DR. HENRY A. AND BARBARA M. JORDAN AWARD 

significant, comprehensive philanthropic achievements 

Jacqueline and Martin Clompus of West Chester 

Natives of Chester County, Jackie and Martin Clompus have 

long been enthusiastic philanthropists in the community they 

love so dearly. Serving in capacities ranging from president to 

volunteer, both Jackie and Martin dedicate most of their free 

time to bettering Chester County. 

The couple married right after Jackie graduated from high 

school. Now 70 years later, they are the parents of 4 children, 

11 grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren. 

Shortly after their marriage, Martin entered the Navy and 

served as a meteorologist on an aircraft carrier during World 

War II. After returning home, he took over his father’s junkyard 

business and in the evenings worked as a welder at Sun 

Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company in Philadelphia. 

Between long hours working two jobs, Martin found time for 

the community service so dear to his heart. In 1954, Martin 

became the President of the West Chester Kiwanis Club, 

raising $5,000 in his first year. After his presidency, Martin 

continued to serve on the board and helped establish Circle K, 

a youth philanthropy group at West Chester University. 

In the late 1950’s Martin joined a committee of West Chester 

residents who helped to refurbish six homes on Adams Street 

in the Borough. “The paint was pulling away from the ceilings 

because the homes were so old… so…‘not good,’” Clompus 

said of the condition of the buildings. 

Martin also helped create, organize and implement the 

Chester County Night School, which began in 1956 and still 

carries on to this day. Now an Emeritus Board Member, Martin 

recalls one of the first dance classes the school ever provided: 

“I was sitting on the bleachers watching, and a man came up 

to me and told me to go out and dance. Jackie and I took 

dance classes for 30 years after that.” 

In 1965, Martin served as President of the West Chester Civic 

Association. That year, he and other members provided 

$5,000 in seed money to help found the West Chester Day 

Care Center. 

From 1972-74, Martin served as President of Kesher Israel 

Congregation in West Chester. Soon after, from 1974-79 he 

served as Chairman of the Jewish National Fund, specializing in 

the development of Israeli land and infrastructure. Martin also 

volunteered with the United Jewish Appeal, which presented 

him with a Recognition of Leadership award due to his 

successful fundraising in 1988. 

In the early 1990s, the Chester County Chamber of Business 

and Industry was emerging. In his position as President of the 

Phoenixville Chamber of Commerce, Martin recognized the 

need for a centralized membership organization to represent 

the business interests of its members to elected officials, and 

he helped promote the formation of the CCCBI. Throughout 

its existence, the CCCBI has led the way in business advocacy 

and pro-business political involvement. 

Jackie Clompus has followed her own volunteer path. 

What Jackie sees as her proudest accomplishment took place 

in her own backyard. There, for over 25 years, Jackie helped 

the American Red Cross organize swimming lessons in the 

Clompus’ backyard pool. “Over 1,000 children learned to 

swim in this pool,” she says with pride. 

After 45 years of service, the Red Cross named Jackie a charter 

member of the Clara Barton Honor Society--the highest honor 

given by the American Red Cross to volunteers. 

Jackie served as President of Kesher Israel Sisterhood for two 

years and President of Hadassah at Kesher for two years. 

These volunteer women’s organizations strengthen their 

partnership with Israel, ensure Jewish continuity, and realize 

Jewish women’s potential as a dynamic force in American 

society. 

In 1976, Jackie became the first female president of the United 

Fund of West Chester, which later merged with other United 

Funds to become the United Way of Chester County. 

In the 1990s’ Jackie received the “Chester County Women of 

Achievement” award from the March of Dimes. 

Throughout their years together, Jackie and Martin Clompus 

have displayed their commitment to serve Chester County, 

over and over again. 

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Elizabeth Moran of Paoli 2000 

Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. of Berwyn 2001 

Aaron Martin of Kennett Square 2002 

Charles L. “Skip” Huston, III of Chester Springs 2003 

Penelope “Penny” Wilson of Malvern 2004 

David M. Frees, Jr. of Phoenixville 2005 

Moira & Kenneth Mumma of Chester Springs 2006 

jordan award 

honorees 

The Jordan Award was created in 1999 to honor the longstanding 

commitment to Chester County philanthropy exemplified by Community 

Foundation founder Dr. Henry A. Jordan and his wife Barbara McNeil 

Jordan. Each summer, Jordan Award winners meet to choose the next 

year’s honoree. Nominations from the field are strongly encouraged, to 

help the Community Foundation highlight philanthropic good works 

that significantly improve the quality of life in Chester County. 

Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. of Kennett Square 2007 

Carol Ware, Ph.D. of Christiana 2008 

Robert & Jennifer McNeil of Coatesville 2009 

The Herr Family of Nottingham 2010 

Jacqueline & Martin Clompus of West Chester 2011 

Wiggie & John Featherman of West Chester 2012 

The Community Foundation accepts nominations 

for Legacy Awards throughout the year. Decisions 

are made each summer. Nomination forms are 

available at (610) 696-8211 or www.chescocf.org. 

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funds 

These 348 funds that have been established at the Community Foundation since 

our founding in 1994. The 17 newest funds are in colored print. Noted after each 

fund is its inception date. 

CCCF FUNDS 

Adler Legacy Fund Honoring Eva L. Verplanck, 

Ph.D., 2006 

Annuity Fund for CCCF, 2002 

Anonymous via Charitable Gift Annuity, 2004 

Arts Forever Endowed Fund, 2007 

Benjamin Franklin Trust, 1995 

ChesCo Community Imprints Giving Circle, 2009 

ChesCo Community Imprints Long Term 

Grantmaking Endowed Fund, 2009 

ChesCo Community Imprints/Next Gen-Operating 

Fund, 2009 

Chester County Community Foundation 

Annual Operating Fund, 1994 


Operating Endowment, 2001 


Youth Philanthropy Program at Westtown 

School, 2007 

Fund for Chester County Environmental Grants 

Endowment Fund, 2001 

Fund for Chester County Grants 

Endowment Fund, 1995 

Gettysburg Address Contest, 2004 

Jordan Award Fund, 1998 

Lincoln Building Fund, 1996 

Margaret S. DeVinney Fund, 2011 

Richard I.G. Jones Legacy Grants Fund of the 

Fund for Chester County, 2007 

West Chester Trust & Relief Fund, 2000 

William & Anne Evans Jr. Endowment Fund, 2010 

YWCA Chester County Scholarship Endowed 

Fund, 2010 

DONOR ADVISED FUNDS 

Anonymous, 2011 (2) 

1002 Fund, 1999 

4kids2C, 2010 

Aaron & Jean Martin Fund, 1998 

Alice Ruth Walls Legacy Foundation, 2008 

Amy Elizabeth Drobish Foundation, 2010 

Andre J. Dupuis Foundation, 2012 

Anne Stroud Hannum Fund, 1998 

Barney Harahan Memorial Fund, 2002 

Barrie Stavis Foundation, 2002 

Baylus & Deborah Francis Fund, 2002 

Beccaria Charitable Fund, 2006 

Bugel Family Fund, 1998 

Capacity for Change Fund, 2008 

Caroline Manning Bolton Legacy Fund, 2002 

Chain of Love Foundation for Turner 

Syndrome, 2004 

Chase Your Dream Endowed Foundation, 2007 

Chester County Fund for Teacher Support, 

in Memory of Taylor Patterson Crane, 2007 

Clay-Mir Charitable Foundation, 2000 

Connor T. Schmidt Foundation, 2001 

Daryl E. & Martha J. Thomas Fund, 2002 

David A. Jackson Legacy Fund, 2005 

DeBaptiste Foundation, 2010 

Di & Dallas Krapf Foundation, 1999 

Diederich Family Foundation, 2007 

Doe Run Charitable Fund Endowment, 2005 

Drew Porter Memorial Foundation, 2008 

Edward & Mary Ann Bassett Fund, 2007 

Edward H. & Dorothy K. Dickol Foundation, 2006 

Emily’s Dash Foundation, 2012 

Everett Frank Legacy Fund, 2000 

Fairlane Fund, 2009 

Farnesi Family Foundation, 2000 

Featherman Family Fund, 2006 

Francis J. Snyder Foundation, 2007 

Frees Family Fund, 1998 

Ginger English Memorial Fund, 2007 

Gold Family Foundation, 2010 

Good Fight Foundation, 2005 

Goodnow Fund, 2004 

Harold W. & Jesse L. Freeman 

Foundation, 2011 

Harry & Aggie Tyler Can-Do Foundation, 1999 

Heart in Hand Partnership, 2000 

Heather Lynn Drobish Foundation, 2010 

Helen & Paul Breitegam Fund, 2003 

Helen & Robert Whittaker Memorial 

Trailhead Park Fund, 2011 

Hennigan Family Fund, 2007 

Hollenbach Family Foundation, 2000 

Honorable Dr. Elinor Z. Taylor Charitable 


Hutton Family HeLP Fund, 2000 

I Scream for Elephants Fund, 2011 

J. M. & Lois B. Herr Family Foundation, 1998 

Jeffrey Robert Drobish Foundation, 2010 

Jeremy P. Wilson Foundation, 2010 

Joan & William Walkup Family Fund, 1999 

John Eirkson & Kathy Ryan Esq. Charitable 

Legacy Fund, 2009 

Jordan Family Fund for Chester County, 1998 

Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Memorial Fund, 2010 

K & M Fund, 2003 

K9s4kids, 2010 

Kathleen McBratnie Memorial Fund, 2004 

Kelly Family Foundation, 2012 

Kenneth W. & Joanne H. Tunnell Fund, 1998 

Kevin Holleran Fund, 1999 

Koester Family Foundation, 2000 

Krapf Family Foundation, 1999 

L.E.G. Up Fund, 2007 

Laudenslager Family Foundation, 2011 

Laura Lee Hervey Fund for Traumatic Brain 

Injury, 2007 

Laura Meikle Koch Memorial Legacy 


Leon Andrew Bartley Fund, 2011 

Liddick Family Fund, 2007 

Lockwood Fund, 2007 

Loew Family Foundation, 2007 

M & M Fund, 2001 

Marjorie L. & Arthur P. Miller, Jr. Fund, 1998 

Marvin & Shirley Porter Educational 


Moretzsohn Family Foundation, 2000 

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Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Moran, Jr. Family 


Nannette & Dale Krapf Foundation, 1999 

Newlin Foundation, 2010 

Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts Foundation, 2010 

Niles-Milner Fund for Student Travel, 2004 

Orchard Fund, 2001 

P.G. Thomas Charitable Legacy Fund, 2009 

Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Foundation, 1999 

Patricia C. & John Celii, Jr. Medical Research 

Fund, 2007 

PFF Fund, 2000 

Pink House Fund, 1998 

Power of Positive Thinking Fund, 2009 

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is 


Raymond M. Moskowicz & Mary Ann Moskowicz 

Fund, 2009 

Reverend Dennis H. Warner Memorial Fund, 2007 

Richard & Carolyn Vermeil Foundation, 2009 

Richard & Lois Hodgson Fund, 1998 

Rigg Family Foundation, 2011 

Robert & Jennifer McNeil Fund, 2002 

Robert M. Price Memorial Fund, 2004 

Robert Olin Niles Memorial Foundation, 2010 

Robert S. & Mary Katherine Jones 


Robert Wiley Miller Memorial Foundation, 2000 

Ruch Family Foundation, 2011 

Samantha Lee Zajac Memorial Fund, 2001 

Schwartz Family Fund, 2001 

Seeds of Hope Fund, 2007 

Shobaken Family Fund, 1998 

Spot Castle Foundation Fund, 2003 

Spurlino Family Fund, 2006 

St. Ann Rose Fund, 2000 

Stanley’s Dream, 2004 

Sunday Foundation, 2012 

Susan Groome Harney Memorial Fund, 2000 

T&G Charitable Trust Endowment, 2005 

Terry Muzzy Foundation, 2007 

Teti Family Fund, 2006 

Trajabay Fund, 2005 

Tres Foundation, 2003 

Tyler Family Fund, 2005 

Valerie Smith Art Fund, 1998 

Vaughan Family Fund, 2000 

Woody’s Woods Memorial Fund, 2003 

Zelinda LeBoutillier Charitable 


FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS 

C4 ChesCo Consultants Collaborative, 2010 

Champlain Social Ministry Fund, 1999 

Chester County Funeral Directors Association 

Charitable Fund, 2009 

Coatesville Community Health Fund, 1999 

Equine West Conference on Laminitis & 

Diseases of Foot, 2010 

Eugene L. DiOrio Legacy Fund, 2007 

Friends of Chester County Seniors Fund, 2010 

Fund for Coatesville, 2000 

Happy Romar Fund of Chester County, 2000 

Helen Patton Leland Nonprofit Capacity 

Building Fund, 2010 

Henkels & McCoy Inc. Charitable Fund - 

Golf Outing East, 2006 

Henkels & McCoy, Inc. Charitable Fund - 

Golf Outing West, 2006 

International Equine Conference on 

Laminitis & Diseases of Foot, 2008 

Jim Decker Compassion Ministry Fund, 2002 

John Rock Memorial Fund, 2004 

Land and Water Resources e-Institute Fund, 2007 

Let’s Read Math, 2005 

Mesothelioma and Asbestos Disease Society 

Fund, 2004 

PA Foundations Online Outreach Fund, 2010 

Parkesburg Environmental Fund, 1998 

Quaker State Funeral Directors Association 

Charitable Fund, 2009 

RE/MAX Main Line Charitable Foundation, 2005 

Romig Road Victory Run Fund, 2008 

Valor Bowl Fund, 1999 

Whitford Charitable Fund, 2011 

NONPROFIT-DESIGNATED & 

ORGANIZATIONAL ENDOWMENT FUNDS 

American Cancer Society, 1998 

American Helicopter Museum, 2003 

ARC of Chester County, 2000 

Avon Grove Library Fund, 2000 

Big Brothers/Big Sisters Chester County, 1998 

Bishop Shanahan High School, 2002 

Bournelyf Special Camp, 2005 

Brandywine Conservancy, 1999 

Brandywine Valley Association, 1998 

Camphill Special School, 2005 

Canine Partners for Life, 1999 

Chadds Ford Historical Society, 2003 

Charlestown Playhouse, 2004 

Chester County Art Association, 1999 

Chester County Estate Planning Council, 2005 

Chester County Fund for Women and Girls Grants, 

Operating & SRI Endowments, 2001 

Chester County Futures, 1999 

Chester County Historical Society, 2007 

Chester County Library, 1999 

Chester County S.P.C.A., 2005 

The Clinic, 2007 

Coatesville Community Education 


Community Coalition, 1999 

Community Gardens of Chester County, 2000 

Community Volunteers in Medicine Edgar R. 

Lawrence, DDS Dental Endowment, 1999 

Daemion Counseling Center, 2004 

Devereux Foundation, 2008 

Diane & Thomas Lafferty Fund to Benefit 

the Wistar Institute, 1999 

Domestic Violence Center of Chester County, 2007 

Downingtown Educational Foundation, 2000 

Downingtown Works, 2001 

East End Neighborhood Association, 2004 

Easttown Library Foundation, 2011 

Family Service of Chester County, 2008 

Friends of Anson B. Nixon Park, 1999 

Friends of Chester County Seniors Fund, 2010 

Friends of East Goshen Township Fund, 2011 

Friends of Hershey Mill Dam Fund, 2011 

Friends of Oakbourne, 2006 

Friends of West Chester Parks & Recreation, 2010 

Good Works, 2002 

Gordon B. Hattersley, Jr. Fund for Community 

Volunteers in Medicine, 1999 

Great Valley Nature Center, 2002 

Greener Partners, 2008 

Habitat for Humanity of Chester County, 2002 

Handi-Crafters, 2004 

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funds 

The Hickman, 2004 

Home & Farm Antique Association, 2000 

Housing Partnership of Chester County, 2004 

Jenner’s Pond Resident Fund, 2001 

John H. Phillips III Memorial Fund for Horseshoe 

Scout Reservation, 2000 

Kennett Area Senior Center, 2000 

Kennett Symphony Children’s Chorus, 2010 

Kennett Symphony of Chester County, 2006 

Kerr Memorial Park, 2010 

Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville, 2001 

Lions Club of Kennett Square, 2001 

Margaret E. Coppedge Memorial Fund to 

Benefit Grimes AME Church, 2005 

Maternal & Child Health Consortium of 

Chester County, 1998 

Mill at Anselma Preservation and Educational 

Trust, 2003 

Nicholas Bright Fund for Montgomery School, 1996 

Optimist Club of Coatesville, 1999 

Oxford Arts & Culture Center Fund, 2011 

Parkesburg Free Library, 1996 

Pennsylvania Home of the Sparrow, 2006 

Phoenixville Community Education 


Phoenixville Public Library, 2005 

Planned Parenthood of SE PA, 1995 

Police Athletic League of Chester County, 1998 

Primitive Hall, 1996 

Priority One Foundation, 2004 

Quest Therapeutic Services, 2011 

S.A.V.E. Legacy Endowment Fund, 2010 

Samuel Barber Foundation, 1998 

Spackman-Holleran Fund for United Way 

of Chester County, 1998 

Stroud Fund for Water Research, 1997 

Surrey Services for Seniors, 2009 

Thorncroft Fund, 2000 

United Way of Southern Chester County, 2004 

Upattinas School and Resource Center, 2003 

Upper Main Line YMCA, 2000 

Uptown! Entertainment Alliance Fund, 2011 

W. Marshal Schmidt Fund for Childrens’ 

Country Week Association, 1998 

Walden School, 2001 

West Chester Area Senior Center, 2004 

West Chester Downtown Foundation, 2004 

West Chester Friends School, 2006 

West Chester University Library, 1998 

West Goshen Lions Club, 1998 

Wharton Esherick Museum Woodworking 

Award Fund, 2012 

Wharton Esherick Studio Preservation Fund, 2001 

Wharton Esherick Studio Site Maintenance 

Fund, 2011 

William S. West H.O.P.E. Memorial Fund for 

Petra Community Housing, 2000 

Willistown United Methodist Church, 2000 

Willistown’s Okehocking Nature Center, 2008 

Woman’s Club of Downingtown, 2003 

YMCA of the Brandywine Valley, 1999 

Youth Suicide Prevention Task Force of 

Chester County, 2005 

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS 

Alene McDermott Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2011 

Alice Lawson Scholarship Fund, 1998 

Alice M. Thomas Scholarship Fund, 1998 

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Bradley Hughes Foundation, 2009 

Brianne Carter Memorial Fund, 1999 

Carl O. Benner Scholarship Fund, 2001 

Carl Schnellenbach Wrestling Scholarship 

Fund, 2001 

Caroline Gallagher Cranston Memorial 

Scholarship, 2011 

Charles A. Melton Scholarship Fund, 1999 

Charles R. White Scholarship Fund, 1999 

Chester County Estate Planning Council 

Mark Riddell Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2011 

Coach Millard Robinson Memorial Fund, 2001 

Constance & Michael Briglia Memorial 


Dana Marie Carr Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2000 

Delaware County College Scholarship Fund, 2000 

Dennis C. Lausier Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Dr. Alan G. Elko Legacy Scholarship Fund, 2008 

Dr. Elaine Kirkland Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Dr. Gerald E. Clark Memorial Scholarship 


Dr. John H. Hewlett, III Scholarship Fund, 1999 

Dr. W.T.M. Johnson Memorial Foundation, 1999 

Drew McWilliams, Jr. Scholarship Fund, 1998 

East End Neighborhood Association 

Scholarship Fund, 2009 

Elizabeth G. Dorsett Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2001 

Eugene J. & Mary DiFilippo Scholarship Fund, 1999 

Front Porch Trust Scholarship Fund, 2005 

George W. Martyn, Jr. Scholarship Fund, 2000 

Halliday Clark, Sr. Memorial Scholarship Fund, 1998 

Harry Dunn Art Scholarship Fund, 2001 

Janet P. Shaner Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2006 

CCCF Family of Funds 

Jeanne D. Sciubba Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2008 

Jeffrey A. Wheet Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Jeffrey S. Gaunt Memorial Scholarship, 2008 

John & Mary DiCecco Scholarship Fund, 1999 

John Hay Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2010 

Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Memorial Fund, 2010 

Julius “Bud” & Dorothy Elberfeld Foundation, 2010 

Karrlin Field Memorial Fund, 2005 

Kennett High School Scholarship Fund-Anonymous 

Bequest, 2009 

Kings Ice Hockey Scholarship Fund, 2012 

Koreem Bell Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Laura Meikle Koch Drexel University Scholarship 


Laura Meikle Koch Henderson High School 

Scholarship Foundation, 2008 

Lauren’s Heart Scholarship Foundation, 2011 

Leon Bell Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Longwood Rotary Club: Scott Thompson 

Special Assistance Scholarship, 2008 

Lucinda P. Wallace Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2002 

Madalene Hayes Conner Scholarship Fund, 2003 

Maria Whitehead Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2010 

Maurice E. Warrick, Jr. Memorial Education & 


Mayor Clifford E. DeBaptiste Scholarship 


Michael G. Maybroda Memorial Fund, 2005 

Natalie A.W. Leaf Charitable Trust, 2001 

Newlin Foundation Scholarship Fund, 2012 

Nicholas R. MacElree Scholarship Fund, 2005 

Patricia B. Dixon Scholarship Fund, 2009 

Paul Hassenplug Scholarship Fund of the 

Rotary, 1999 

Peoples First Scholarship Fund, 2004 

Quaker City Farmers Scholarship Fund, 2001 

Raymond Montoni Music Scholarship Fund, 2001 

Rev. William J. Fischler Memorial Cursillo 


Teresa V. Garofalo Rhoads 6 Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2011 

Teresa V. Garofalo VMD Memorial Scholarship 

Fund, 2011 

Richard S. Hodgson Scholarship Foundation, 1999 

Robert & Doris Hanna Scholarship Fund, 2003 

Rotary Club of Coatesville Scholarship Fund, 1998 

Ruch Family Foundation Endowed 


Schramm Foundation Fund, 2005 

Stanley’s Dream Scholarship Fund, 2004 

Stephen Chandler Ericson Scholarship 


Susan DeCecco Scholarship Fund, 1999 

Susan Romano O’Brien Science Scholarship 


Terry Muzzy Foundation, 2007 

Thorndale Rotary Jay Edge Community Service 

Scholarship, 2009 

Vicky Ahlum Memorial Scholarship Endowed 


West Chester B. Reed Henderson High School 

Class of 1953 Scholarship, 2008 

West Chester Optimist Scholarship Fund, 2011 

Westtown-Goshen Rotary Frank Roia 


William M. Taylor Memorial Scholarship Fund, 2004 

William’s Wish-The William Vincent Memorial 


Your Part-Time Controller Excellence 

in Accounting Scholarship, 2005 

To create your legacy fund, contact Donor 

Services at (610) 696-8211 info@chescocf.org. 

The minimum contribution to establish an 

endowed fund is $10,000. The average 

endowed fund size is $100,000. 

Scholarship Funds 23% 

Nonprofit Funds 28% 

CCCF Funds 6% 

Field of Interest Funds 7% 

Donor Advised Funds 36% 

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legacy funds 

what legacy will you leave? 

Legacy philanthropy is much more than sending a check. 

It ensures your continuing support for causes you care 

about, in perpetuity. It gives you the opportunity to carry 

on a family giving legacy. And, combined with careful 

estate planning, it ensures that your personal resources are 

used to accomplish your financial and charitable goals. 

Gifts to the Community Foundation can be made at any 

time to provide grants for current community needs and 

for perpetuity. By establishing a fund with the Community 

Foundation, you receive: 

• Permanence: The Community Foundation’s trusteeship 

ensures that your contribution will continually meet 

needs relevant to your interests. 

• Commemoration: Your name or the name of a loved 

one can live on through your fund. If you prefer, you 

may choose a name that reflects your fund’s charitable 

purpose. 

• Stewardship: The Foundation’s Board of Directors, 

with guidance from its Investment Committee, staff, 

and outside investment counsel, closely monitors the 

performance of professional investment managers.The 

Foundation makes a full accounting to the community 

through its annual report, audit, and IRS Form 990. 

• Grantmaking Expertise: The Community 

Foundation can expertly assist you in identifying 

charitable organizations and programs that address 

your particular interests. 

The Community Foundation primarily holds 

endowed funds in trust, and also manages some 

provisional funds. 

• Endowed Funds are allowed a 5% grant payout for 

perpetuity, to assure that grant funds are always 

available to help nonprofits. 

• Quasi-Endowed Funds are allowed a 20% grant 

payout, which means the principal will be decreased 

over time. 

• Provisional Funds can be paid out in full at any time. 

Grant awards are made to bona fide nonprofit causes 

throughout the United States. 

To create your legacy fund, contact Donor Services at (610) 696-8211 

or info@chescocf.org. The minimum contribution to establish an 

endowed fund is $10,000. The average endowed fund size is $100,000. 

Any amount can be added to existing funds. 

types of funds 

CCCF Funds 

• Gifts to the Fund for Chester County allows the Grants 

Committee to award strategic grants to Chester County 

nonprofits. 

• Lincoln Building Fund gifts support the renovation and repair 

of the Foundation’s historic 1833 headquarters. 

• Operating Endowment gifts allow the Foundation to focus on 

its core mission, growing philanthropy throughout the region. 

Field of Interest Funds 

Donors who seek to impact a targeted issue area (arts, 

education, environment, health, human service, religion) or 

specific geographic region establish Field of Interest Funds. 

By naming an interest area rather than a specific organization, 

flexibility exists to meet ever-evolving community needs. 

Donor Advised Funds 

An alternative to a private foundation, Donor Advised Funds 

are popular with donors who wish to establish a Foundation 

without incurring administrative operating and compliance filing 

burdens, while capitalizing on the Community Foundation’s 

philanthropy expertise and nonprofit field research. Donor 

Advised Funds enable individuals, families, community groups, 

and businesses to focus their philanthropy and make grants 

that impact the causes they care about most. 

Scholarship Funds 

Establishing a Scholarship Fund allows the donor to benefit 

students pursuing education beyond high school. A donor may 

name the scholarship’s selection committee and the guidelines 

for candidate selection. Most scholarships at the Community 

Foundation benefit disadvantaged, promising students from a 

particular high school, or those who pursue a particular field 

of study. 

Memorial Funds 

Donors can quickly and cost-effectively create commemorative 

funds honoring people they hold dear. 

Organizational Endowment and 

Nonprofit-Designated Funds 

Designated Funds are created by nonprofit organizations 

and individual donors who care about the long-term success of 

particular nonprofit charities. This lets donors support specific 

organizations while the Community Foundation manages 

investments professionally and monitors for accountability. 

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lifetime gifts 

Your charitable interests can be supported during your lifetime—and in 

perpetuity—through your gift. You will have the satisfaction of seeing 

your generosity at work as you carry out your charitable objectives. 

future gifts 

The Community Foundation can work with you to articulate your 

wishes for a gift that would commence after your lifetime. The 

Community Foundation accepts most planned giving vehicles, including 

charitable gift annuities, bequests, retirement fund assets and life 

insurance. 

If you decide to leave a planned gift to the Community Foundation, or 

to a fund at the Community Foundation, please let us know so that we 

can properly carry out your wishes. 

ways to give 

There are many ways to become part of the Community Foundation 

and make a lasting contribution to our community: 

The Community Foundation accepts a 

wide variety of gifts including: 

• Cash 

• Publicly traded securities 

• Closely-held and pre-IPO stock 

• IRAs 

• Life insurance with the Community 

Foundation as beneficiary or owner 

• Remainder of a Charitable Remainder Trust 

• Remainder of a Pooled Income Fund 

• Lead gift of a Charitable Lead Trust 

• Real estate 

For more information, contact: Karen Simmons, 

President/CEO at (610) 696-8845 or Beth Harper 

Briglia, CPA, Vice President of Donor Services and 

Grantmaking at (610) 696-8045. All meetings are 

confidential and informational in nature. 

• Establish and name your own fund, a family fund, a scholarship or a 

memorial fund, with a gift of $10,000 or more 

• Establish a fund to benefit a specific nonprofit charity (or charities), 

with a gift of $10,000 or more 

• Support Chester County’s greatest needs and opportunities by 

contributing any amount to our Fund for Chester County 

• Enable the Community Foundation to reach out and recruit new 

legacy philanthropists by contributing any amount to our Campaign 

for Independence Operating Endowment or annual Friends campaign 

• Maintain and restore the Foundation’s historic headquarters with a 

contribution to the Lincoln Building Fund 

• Focus your gift with a contribution to a Field of Interest Fund (arts/ 

culture, health, human services, education, environment) 

• Give anonymously 

• Create a testmentary gift — open it now, fund it later 

• Make a planned gift, through your will, a charitable trust, or a 

charitable gift annuity, to support a thriving, healthy Chester County 

community for years to come. 

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investment 

management 

The Community Foundation’s Investment Committee is comprised of community leaders with extensive investment 

experience, who volunteer their time and expertise to make sure invested funds realize their optimum return. The 

Investment Committee oversees the performance of portfolio investment managers. 

A. Investment Return and Spending Policy: The Foundation is committed to prudent investment management 

strategies and fiscal policies that it believes will lead to the long-term growth of endowment fund principal and meeting 

Foundation spending policy objectives. 

The Foundation’s investment goal is to maximize total return in any combination of its income components (interest and 

dividends) and capital appreciation while carefully weighing the risks involved. This total return approach provides the fewest 

constraints on investment managers and, therefore, puts the Foundation in a better position to demand superior investment 

performance results. 

The Foundation desires a target return on its invested endowed funds that provides portfolio growth, exceeds inflation, 

covers investment fee expenses, covers the Foundation’s 1% administrative fee, and covers the annual grant payout of 5% 

(5% of the previous fiscal year end balance). At a minimum the return should exceed agreed-to performance benchmarks 

plus covering fee expenses. 

B. Preservation of Principal: The Foundation seeks to protect the principal value of the originally invested endowment 

assets, while recognizing that prudent risks must be taken, compatible with the return objectives and with the public nature 

and position of the Foundation. 

Hirtle, Callaghan & Co. serves as the Community Foundation’s Chief Investment Officer. 

Hirtle Callaghan, as managing fiduciary, works with the Community Foundation to develop a formal 

Investment Policy Statement and Investment Plan designed to best meet the Community Foundation’s 

objectives. With the Investment Committee, Hirtle Callaghan structures a long-term strategic asset allocation plan with asset 

class targets and operating ranges, and delivers strategic proactive guidance on asset class and portfolio risks. 

Hirtle Callaghan is also accountable to identify, evaluate, select, monitor and terminate investment managers, and manage 

fund flows and manager allocations on a full-time basis. Hirtle Callaghan implements the broadly diversified investment 

program within the approved stated guidelines through independent specialist money managers. Additionally, Hirtle 

Callaghan is also responsible for retaining and directing the activities of the custodian, and all other vendors involved in 

providing data, analysis and other services used to manage the portfolio. Finally, Hirtle Callaghan provides monthly statements 

and performance reports, net of all fees, on a quarterly basis with comparisons to relevant benchmarks and peer groups. 

The Community Foundation thanks our investment managers, who understand the value of community legacy philanthropy. 

To request a copy of our Investment Policies and Guidelines, please contact the Community Foundation at (610) 696-8211 

or info@chescocf.org. 

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ASSET ALLOCATION: 

For its endowed funds, the Community 

Foundation maintains well-diversified 

portfolios of 70% equities and 30% 

fixed income securities invested for 

total return. 

Opportunistic Fixed Income 5.5% 

Core Fixed Income 9.2% 

Real Estate 1% 

Commodities 5% 

Fixed Income Hedge 3% 

TIPS 3.8% 

Cash 3.9% 

U.S. Large Cap Value 12.5% 

U.S. Large Cap Growth 13.7% 

U.S. Small Cap 2.3% 

International Developed 23.4% 

Equity Hedge 7% 

Private Equity 2.5% 

International Emerging 7.2% 

COMPILED CONSOLIDATED RETURNS - CCCF ENDOWED FUNDS 

70/30 ASSET ALLOCATION 

FY04 FY05 FY06 FY07 FY08 FY09 FY10 FY11 FY12 Cumulative Annualized 

Total Consolidated Portfolio (%) 10.32 8.00 10.41 15.89 -6.75 -18.65 12.25 20.56 -0.66 55.47 5.03 

Blended Benchmark 70/30 (%) 13.26 6.56 5.48 16.13 -7.25 -17.06 13.27 22.30 6.44 68.17 5.95 

S&P 500 TR (%) 19.11 6.32 8.63 20.59 -13.12 -26.21 14.43 30.69 5.45 67.71 5.91 

Barclays US Agg Bond TR USD (%) 0.32 6.80 -0.81 6.12 7.12 6.05 9.50 3.90 7.47 56.66 5.11 

MEDALLION INVESTMENT STATUS The Community Foundation’s Medallion Investment program gives you the opportunity to 

establish a donor-advised fund at the Community Foundation, while having a qualified advisor you choose continue to manage 

the asset and receive investment management fees. It all adds up to a winning formula: 

• you supply the charitable passion, 

• your wealth manager/investment advisor supplies the investment expertise, and 

• the Community Foundation supplies the charitable legacy vehicle. 

All get credit for the perfect charitable solution. 

Medallion status is awarded to investment advisors/firms which pass the Community Foundation’s annual due diligence review 

undertaken by the Foundation’s Investment Committee. Medallion funds are separately managed, non-aggregated funds, which 

receive their own investment return. The Foundation charges a modest additional annual fee to the charitable fund for this 

service, and charitable funds must meet a minimum endowed balance of $250,000 to be in the Medallion program. 

The Community Foundation’s Investment Medallions have been awarded thus far to: 

Susquehanna Trust & Investment Co. was chartered in 1998 and formed by 

the consolidation of five Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. member trust departments with over 80 

years of history with $1.8 billion in assets under management. It provides a comprehensive suite 

of wealth management services to individual and institutional clients delivered through regional offices throughout Susquehanna 

Wealth Management’s footprint. Susquehanna Wealth Management (SWM) is a registered service mark under which all of the 

Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. wealth management affiliates operate. SWM is a full-service wealth management practice with 

$7.6 billion in assets under management and administration with offerings that include expertise in the areas of asset management 

services, fiduciary services, brokerage and insurance solutions, and comprehensive financial planning. 

Domini Social Investments meet baseline standards of corporate citizenship that are 

both good for society and good for the bottom line. Domini believes companies with fewer 

environmental liabilities, more diverse boards and workforces, generous employee benefits, and 

authentic commitments to their communities are better positioned to succeed and prosper. 

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COMMITTEES 

The Community Foundation thrives due to the work of its committees, composed of Board members and community 

volunteers. These individuals dedicate countless volunteer hours to increase philanthropy throughout Chester County. 

Finance & Audit Committee 

Cynthia Sineath Ray, CPA, 

Finance Chair 

Sara Harris, CPA, Audit Chair 

Edward H. Dickol 

David W. Glarner 

Michelle E. Venema 

Governance/Nominating 

Committee 

Carl Francis, Chair 

J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr., Esq. 

Meghan McVety 

Anthony Morris, Esq. 

James A. Orsini, DVM 

Cecilia Ross 

Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D. 

Grants Committee 

Cecilia Ross, Chair 

Franny Abbott 

Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. 

Carol Clark 

Ann Hutton 

Gerardina Martin 

Moira Mumma 


Investment Committee 

Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU 

Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA 

Richard C. Clark, CPA, CFP 

John Diederich, CFA 

Deborah Frampton 

L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, ChFC, MSFS 

Francis Brinton Jacobs, II 


Matthew D. Kelly 

Richard K. May 

Louis N. Teti, Esq. 

Philip C. Wagner, CFA 

Imprints Steering 

Committee 

John Diederich, CFA, Co-Chair 

Meghan A. McVety, Co-Chair 

James Borum 

Richard C. Clark, CPA, CFP 

Scott Hattersley 

Meredith Huffman 

Paul Keogan 

Jonathan Long 

Terry Manning 

Maggie McIntosh 

Stephen Olsen, Esq. 

Eliza Phillips 

Michael Reese 

Charles Streitweiser 

Operating Endowment 

Campaign for Independence 

Carol E. Ware, Ph.D., 

Honorary Chair 

Scott T. Hattersley 


R&D/BEST PRACTICES 

David Elderkin, Co-Chair 

Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D., Co-Chair 

R&D/BEST PRACTICES: 

ESTATE PLANNING ATTORNEY 

TASK FORCE 

John A. Featherman, III, Esq. 

Carl Francis 

David M. Frees, III, Esq. 

William J. Gallagher, Esq. 

J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr. Esq. 

Stacey Willits McConnell, Esq. 



Estate Planning ATTORNEY 

Outreach 

Denise M. Antonelli, Esq. 




J. Stoddard Hayes Jr., Esq. 

Kevin Holleran, Esq. 

Donald B. Lynn, Esq. 



John F. McKenna, Esq. 

Lance J. Nelson, Esq. 

Patrick C. O’Donnell, Esq. 

Stephen J. Olsen, Esq. 

Vera Parenti-Ancone, Esq. 

Nancy Pine, Esq. 

James J. Ruggiero, Esq., AEP ® 

Duke Schneider, Esq. 


Louis N. Teti, Esq. 

Nikolaos I. Tsouros, Esq. 

Wealth/Investment Advisor 

Outreach 

Jennifer L. Byrne, CFA 

Richard C. Clark, CPA, CFA 

John Diederich, CFA 

David W. Glarner 

Frederick E. Hubler, Jr. 

L. Stockton Illoway, CLU, ChFC, MSFS 

Jack Karakelian, CFP 


Matthew D. Kelly 

Paul R. Kopey, CPA, CFP, ChFC 

Kurt A. Kunsch 

Richard K. May 

Stephen J. McGann, CTFA, AEP ® 

Mark Prowell, MSFS, AEP ® 

Patrick South, CFA 

Harry R. Tyler, CFP, CAP 

Philip C. Wagner, CFA 

Chris Valerio, CFA 

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leadership 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 


Partner, Larmore, Scarlett 

Chair 

J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr., Esq. 

Partner, Gawthrop Greenwood 

Vice Chair 

Meghan McVety 

Principal, Capacity for Change 

Vice Chair 


Iron Valley Wealth Management 

Immediate Past Chair 

Cindy Sineath Ray, CPA 

Corporate Secretary/Treasurer 

Frank Brewer 

Private Investor 

David Elderkin 

Community Volunteer 

Carl Francis 

CEO, Envisian 


Partner, Unruh Turner Burke & Frees 


Partner, MacElree Harvey 

Sara D. Harris, CPA 



Partner, Lamb McErlane 


Partner, Buckley, Brion, McGuire, 

Morris & Sommer 

James A. Orsini, DVM 

Associate Professor of Surgery 

University of Pennsylvania 

Robert E. Rigg, CIC, CPCU, CLU 

Rigg Darlington Group 

Cecilia Ross 


Greg Weisenstein, Ph.D. 

President, West Chester University 

Karen A. Simmons, ex officio 

President/CEO, Chester County 

Community Foundation 

EMERITI 

Madeleine Wing Adler, Ph.D. 

Louis J. Beccaria, Ph.D. 


Wiggie Featherman 

Charles Lukens Huston, III 

Elizabeth Ranney Moran 


Carol E. Ware, Ph.D. 

Dr. Henry A. Jordan 

cum stellarium 

Founding Chair 

special thanks 

The Community Foundation Board acknowledges 

the dedicated service of these Board members 

whose terms expired June 30, 2012: 

Richard Clark, CPA, CFP, Board Vice Chair, Imprints 

Co-Chair & Investment Committee member 

Bruce Flamm, CPA, Investment Committee member 

Matthew Kelly, Board Vice Chair & Investment 

Committee Chair 

Louis N. Teti, Esq., Past Board Chair 

Jackie Van Grofksi, CIC, 

Nominating Committee member 

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highlights 

DR. GERALD E. CLARK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION 

established 2008 

Jerry Clark lived his life to the fullest. Best known for his kindness, sense of humor, and commitment to serving others, Jerry’s 

life is one to celebrate. 

Planning to enter the medical field, Jerry attended the University of Pennsylvania for undergraduate studies. After his senior 

year, he answered the call to patriotic duty and enlisted in the Marine Corps. During his time of service he rose to the rank of 

Captain, serving in both Korea and Japan. After completing his military service, Jerry returned to the University of Pennsylvania 

and completed his degree in dentistry. Jerry then enjoyed thirty-five years practicing dentistry in Newtown Square, feeling 

privileged to serve and care for all of his patients. 

Jerry was a family man.In 1960 Jerry wed Elizabeth Corman and together they raised three children: Jeffrey, Jodi, and 

Douglas. Jerry and Liz were faithful members of the Willistown United Methodist Church. Jerry served as Sunday School 

Superintendent, Lay Leader, Head of the Pastor-Parrish Relations Committee, and Adult Sunday School Teacher. 

Upon retirement from dentistry, Jerry pursued his passion for teaching. He volunteered at the Kennett Square Library working 

in the bilingual program. He earned his substitute teaching license and taught first in the Octorara School District, then for the 

Unionville/Chadds Ford School District. Jerry taught history and literature with gusto. Jerry’s joy was infectious as he motivated 

and encouraged students to pursue their education. 

Jerry’s brother Alan fondly notes, “Jerry wasn’t the type of person who commanded attention. But you certainly knew when 

he walked into a room. His zest for learning and life was contagious.” 

Jerry’s sister Carol recalls, “As I think of my brother and his love for all people, I am reminded of the words from Rudyard 

Kipling, ‘If you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue, or walk with Kings-nor lose the common touch…’ Even with all of 

his accomplishments Jerry was a humble person who respected everyone.” 

“I often thought of him as a Renaissance man,” remarks Jerry’s wife, Liz. “With so many interests, Jerry always kept himself 

busy with something. If Jerry’s hand wasn’t occupied with a book, a paint brush took its place.” The Clark home is decorated 

with Jerry’s beautiful renditions of Japanese art. Liz remembers Jerry often saying he wanted to be an absent-minded professor. 

When Jerry passed in August 2006, friends and family made memorial contributions to the Willistown United Methodist 

Church in Jerry’s name. Family members knew they wanted to use the funds to share Jerry’s life and his core values. A portion 

of the contributions were set aside as the family searched for a suitable charitable vehicle. 

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It’s been such an overwhelming 

outpouring of support in 

remembrance of Jerry 

After learning that Willistown United Methodist Church had an endowed fund at the Community Foundation, Liz contacted 

them to explore possibilities. Liz explained to the Foundation staff that since Jerry worked at Unionville High School, it 

seemed fitting to offer a scholarship, in his name, to a deserving student intent on continuing his or her education. 

“Scholarship funds have quite a few parameters established by the IRS,” notes Community Foundation Donor Services/ 

Grants Vice President Beth Harper Briglia, CPA. “We are very aware of the legal and tax issues involved in scholarship awards, 

and we help donors navigate them successfully.” 

After an informative meeting with Foundation staff, Liz and her family created a memorial scholarship fund in Jerry’s name. 

Liz commented, “It was important to us that donations would be invested to grow the fund in perpetuity. We wanted to 

make sure Jerry’s legacy lived on through a continuing memorial scholarship fund.” 

The scholarship committee’s plan was to combine Jerry’s passion for education with his love of golf by holding an annual 

golf fundraiser at the Radley Run Country Club. Liz explains, “Our goal was to raise enough money in five years to reach an 

endowment level able to honor Jerry’s memory through a perpetual scholarship. Annual scholarship awards will assist 

Unionville High School seniors to access higher education.” 

“It’s been such an overwhelming outpouring of support in remembrance of Jerry. I’m really touched,” Liz marvels. “We’ve 

nearly met our fundraising goal. The fund is almost at the point where it generates the level of income needed for a 

continual annual scholarship award that Jerry would be proud of.” 

Liz, we can say it for you...your Renaissance Man would be proud! 

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fund 

highlights 

NICK SMILES ON THE FINE ARTS FOUNDATION 

established 2010 

Ask anyone to tell you the first thing they noticed about Nick Mullin. Most people will say, “His smile.” 

Nick’s contagious smile was a friendly greeting filled with infinite inspiration. His smile embodied the spirit that Nick’s friends 

and family adored. Nick’s energy, exuberance and “let’s get on with life” attitude helped Nick through his courageous four 

year battle with a rare form of pancreatic cancer. Although Nick passed away in May 2010 at the age of 20, he left a smile 

that endures. 

In grade school, Nick began dabbling in the fine arts by acting in plays. Nick’s love of the stage grew. At Bishop Shanahan High 

School, he auditioned for every single production in the Fine Arts Department. Nick acted in plays including Barnum, 

Les Miserables, Evita, The King and I and Seussical the Musical. 

A self-taught guitarist, Nick learned to read music so he could join Shanahan’s band. Since Shanahan was short a French horn, 

that became his chosen instrument. “Why not?” was Nick’s attitude. 

Nick joined Chester County Voices Abroad during his sophomore year of high school. He took his smile, energy, and voice to 

France, singing at Lourdes, Tours, Omaha Beach, Lisieux, Paris and Chartres. His voice teacher, Marge Campbell, remembers 

Nick often saying to her, “Your day is about to begin because I’m here.” 

Amidst all this artistic discovery, Nick began experiencing abdominal pain during his sophomore year at Shanahan. The pain 

got increasingly worse, and numerous doctor appointments yielded few answers. The summer before Nick’s senior year, 

pancreatic cancer was discovered. Nick underwent major surgery to remove his pancreatic tumor, followed by a regimen of 

radiation therapy and chemotherapy. 

Following surgery, the first question he had for his doctor was, “When can I get back on the stage? I need to ride a unicycle in 

Godspell. Nick’s Summer Stage Director, Ann McCarney, remembers: 

“I knew he was fighting an illness, but at the time I just thought it was surgery for stomach issues. I had no clue that this 

teenage kid had just recovered from major surgery due to pancreatic cancer! I guess I was clueless because not long after his 

surgery he was at our long rehearsals every day. He had a huge smile on his face and a song in his heart as he kept up with 

the rest of our cast members. Now upon reflection, I see how his spirit carried him through difficult, tiring times. Nick was 

faced with a life-threatening illness. Still, he managed to get up on stage and do what he did best—to entertain and make 

people smile as well.” 

At Penn State University, Nick explored radio broadcasting and spent a semester as an internet radio reporter. Regrettably, 

Nick’s pancreatic cancer returned after his freshman year. Sadly, he passed away a year later. 

After Nick’s passing, donations were made by family, friends and classmates. Nick’s parents, Dee and Tom, were thankful. Tom 

recalls, “Dee and I never had a doubt that we wanted to do something positive in Nick’s memory. When the going got tough, 

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Nick’s smile embodied the spirit 

friends and family adored. 

Nick never stopped smiling. His focus was on his love of life and his friends and family. So on the toughest days of our life, 

we chose to do something positive to honor Nick’s spirit and make people smile.” 

A family member suggested that a Community Foundation may be what Dee and Tom needed to help them administer funds 

in Nick’s memory. 

Notes Tom, “We would never have been able to have the immediate success with Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts Foundation 

without being part of the Chester County Community Foundation. The Community Foundation helped us with administrative 

and tax details, and helped us learn how to orchestrate successful community fundraising events. Foundation staff help when 

we hit roadblocks and encourage us every step of the way.” 

Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts Foundation initially supports projects of the Fine Arts Department of Bishop Shanahan High 

School. Dee and Tom are extremely grateful: 

“When Nick was challenged with the rigor of chemotherapy and radiation, his friends and teachers at Shanahan encouraged, 

supported, and treated him like any other performer. This made all the difference in the world to Nick and his will to fight 

through the challenge. Through the years, Shanahan has provided immeasurable opportunities for students to excel in the 

fine and performing arts. 

Chuck Keating, Fine Arts Chair and Director of Bands, notes, “My definition of ‘inspiration’ is ‘Nick Mullin.’ Nick’s dedication 

and fun loving character was contagious. I never met someone with so much positive energy. His smile could change 

a rainy day into sunshine. Nick was and is an inspiration for us all. We, as teachers, hope and pray that our students have 

positive role models in their lives. As a teacher, Nick is a role model for me. “ 

As a further nod to Nick’s contagious energy for life, high school friends gathered on November 24, 2010 at a dedication 

ceremony at Bishop Shanahan. Two classmates spearheaded an enthusiastic fundraising campaign for Nick’s memorial. 

A tree, bench and plaque inscribed, “Nick Mullin, Class of 2008, Forever Smiling” reside in the same bus loop where, for four 

years, Nick greeted and said goodbye to his friends. 

Nick inspired so many. His memory continues in a loop, forever smiling, turning rainy days into sunshine. 

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Giving for Good Gala 

June 9, 2012 | Celebrating Community Foundation Leadership 

Hosted by Honorable L. Chris & Cecilia Ross | Co-Chaired by John & Wiggie Featherman 

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225 Generous Guests 

1 Wonderfully Gracious Host & Hostess 

1 Dedicated Outgoing Board Chair 

1 Focused Incoming Board Chair 

1 Emeritus Board Member Surprise Announcement 

1 Incredible Auctioneer 

1 Delicious Jimmy Duffy & Sons Catering 

+ 1 Tuneful Jon Lewis Orchestra 

Celebrating Philanthropy / Giving for Good Gala 

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Photos: 

1-Craig Miller & Jamie Frees admiring Cairy 2-gala guests enjoying Duffy’s catering & Jon Lewis 

Orchestra 3-Robert & Diane Roskamp 4-Mette Kjellerup, Peter Kjellerup & Mandy Cabot 

5-The Brewer family 6-Susan Temple with Incoming Board Chair L. Peter Temple Esq. 7-Amanda 

Karwic with Outgoing Board Chair Michael B. Karwic CFP CRPC 8-Mike DePrince, Steve Savage, 

Lisa Slawinski, Mike Watson & Courtney Potts 9-The Hattersley Party 10-The Ross Home 

11-Gala Co-Chairs John & Wiggie Featherman, Karen Simmons, with Gala Hosts Cecilia & Hon. L. 

Chris Ross 12-Auctioneer David M. Frees III, Esq. 13-Jon Lewis Orchestra with Lou Teti’s rendition 

of “My Girl” 14-“Men in Black” current and former interns ensure a successful gala. 1 

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sweet charity 

at waterloo gardens 

8th annual Sweet Charity 

March 27, 2012 

Giving Never Tasted So Good 

Hosted by Waterloo Gardens, Exton 

In memory of Zelinda LeBoutillier 

600 Sweet Guests 

19 Sweet dessert contenders 

3 Sweet dessert winners 

5 Sweet grantees 

1 Westtown Youth Philanthropy Club 

+ 1 Imprints Next Gen “Sweet Victory” beer-tasting garden 

Sweet Success 

Popular Vote Winner 

Cakes and Candies by Maryellen - Cake Pops 

Nonprofit Grantee - Alzheimer’s Association-Delaware Valley Chapter 

Professional Judges’ Most Creative Winner 

Carlino’s Specialty Foods and Catering - Truffle Razz Pizzazz 

Nonprofit Grantee - National Hemophilia Foundation- 

Delaware Valley Chapter 

Professional Judges’ Best Dessert Winner 

St. Peter’s Bakery - Keys to My Heart 

Nonprofit Grantee - Chester County Fund for Women & Girls 

Imprints Grants, focusing on economic opportunity 

• Chester County Opportunities Industrialization Center 

• Interfaith Housing Assistance Corporation 

Thank you 

to all our delicious contenders: 

Brandywine Catering 

MacDougall’s Irish Victory Cakes 

Cupcakes Gourmet 

The Master’s Baker 

Delightful Desserts & Culinary New Street Catering 

Creation 

Pulse Desserts by Linda Louise 

The Desmond 

Samantha Julian Catering 

Dixie Picnic 

Ship Inn 

General Warren Inne 

Strawberry Bakery 

Hartefeld National 

Whitford Country Club 

The Lincoln Room 

Thanks to Albert Lauber of Neuchatel Chocolates for donating delectable 

truffle parting gifts for Sweet Charity guests. 

Save the date for our next Sweet Charity – March 19, 2013.

donors 

The Community Foundation gratefully recognizes our donors and sponsors who contributed to the 

Community Foundation’s endowed, quasi-endowed and provisional donor advised funds, field of 

interest funds, scholarship funds, and organizational endowments. Special thanks to those who so 

generously contributed to the Foundation’s own core operating annual, capital, grantmaking and 

endowment funds. Contributions totaled $3.7 million from 3,075 donors. 

DONORS 7/1 TO 6/30 

Due to space limitations, donations over $100 are 

included in this listing. All donations are vital to us. 

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Michael Bontrager/National Philanthroic Trust 

Louis P. Lacey Living Trust 

Adler Legacy Fund Honoring 


Dr. Madeleine W. Adler and Dr. Frederick S. Lane 

Anonymous 

Ms. Carol Ann Clark 

Dr. & Mrs. Greg R. Weisenstein 

Alene McDermott Memorial Scholarship 

Fund Endowment 

Mr. Patrick McDermott 

Alice Lawson Scholarship Fund 

AAUW West Chester Branch 

Mr. & Mrs. David L. Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Neal D. Miller 

Barrie Stavis Foundation 

Estate of Barrie Stavis c/o Jane Devon Stavis 

Beccaria Charitable Endowment Fund 

Dr. Louis J. Beccaria 

Bournelyf Special Camp Endowed Fund 

Bournelyf Special Camp 

Brianne Carter Memorial Fund 

Net Proceeds from Fund Event 

Bugel Family Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bugel 

Carl Schnellenbach Wrestling 


Mr. Frederick P. Catona 

Caroline Gallagher Cranston 

Memorial Scholarship 

Mr. & Mrs. Dale R. Bonsall 

Brandywine Valley Heating and Air Conditioning 

Ms. Jessica Christensen 

Mr. & Mrs. C. Vernon Clark 

Ms. Patricia Coffman 

Mr. & Mrs. Mario Ferroni 

Ms. Lynn Friel 

Mr. & Mrs. John D. Gallagher 

Mr. Frank Gallagher 

Mr. Michael S. Gallagher and 

Ms. Jenny C. Willow 

Mrs. Sandra L. Giordano-Riper 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Greenwood, Jr. 

Lacrosse Evolution 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Marinelli 

Mr. Christopher McCardell 

Mr. & Mrs. Rick McCloy 

Mr. Stephen Mento 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Morley 

Ms. Kathleen M. Morley 


Mr. Leonard Ostanek 

Ms. Diane H. Wall 

Mr. L. A. Walthall 

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Whitehead 

CCCF Youth Philanthropy Program at 

Westtown School 

Anonymous 

Mr. & Mrs. Gavin Baker 

Ms. Sarah Beck & Mr. Kevin Fitzpatrick 

Ms. Marisa Kofke 

Ms. Amanda B. Lipnack & Mr. Pat Crowe 

Mr. & Mrs. Jason P. Lisi 

Ms. Colleen Philbin 

Sweet Charity-Westtown ticket proceeds 

Chain of Love Foundation for Turner 

Syndrome Endowment 

ING Charitable Giving/Mark Supplee 

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Niggeman 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Niggeman 

Champlain Social Ministry Fund 

United Way of SE PA contributions 

ChesCo Community Imprints 

Ms. Victoria Baratta 

Capacity for Change Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Diederich 

Mr. Harold Freeman 

GBH Foundation Trust 

Mr. Scott T. Hattersley 

Mr. Nicholas Hoffman, CPA 

Ms. Meredith Anne Huffman 

Mr. Paul Keogan 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark McIntosh 

Mr. Jason Alexander & Ms. Meghan McVety 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. McVety 


Stephen Olsen, Esq. 

Operation Warm 

Pennsy Corp. 

Ms. Eliza V. Phillips 

Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Sipple, III 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Streitwieser 

Mr. Daniel R. Zajac, CLU 


Aaron & Jean Martin Fund 

Mr. Francis H. Abbot, III 

The Addis Group 

Mr. John A. Allegretto 

Mr. & Mrs. Bradley J. Allen 

Dr. & Mrs. Marvin V. Andersen 

Anonymous (17) 

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Arbacheski 

Baker Industries 

Barclay Friends Hall 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Barrett 

Mr. Carmen R. Battavio 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Beardwood 


Belfint, Lyons & Shuman 

Mr. Arthur A. Bernardon 

Best Principled Solutions 

Mr. Christopher P. Blakely 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Boose 

Mr. & Mrs. James N. Borum 

Brandywine Catering 


Brandywine Valley Association 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Breiner 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Brewer 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Briglia 

Mr. & Mrs. Jasper Y. Brinton 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Brion 

Mr. Bryan Brockson 

Mr. & Mrs. Henry I. Brown, III 

Ms. Kimberly J. Brumbaugh 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Buckley 

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Buckley, Brion, McGuire, Morris & Sommer 

Mr. William H. Bunch 

Byers Acquisitions 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Byrne, III 

Cakes and Candies by Maryellen 

Mr. Christopher J. Camp 

Camphill Soltane Foundation 

Carlino’s Specialty Foods & Catering 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Carlow 

Mr. & Mrs. David Carter 

Ms. Melanie W. Chadwick 

Mr. & Mrs. Headley S. Chambers 

Ms. Eileen D. Chambers 

Chester County Community Dental Center 

Chester County Country Properties 


Ms. Lauren Christiansen 

Mr. Chad A. Cimo 

Ms. Carol Ann Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. Alan F. Clark 

Clay-Mir Charitable Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Clompus 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Clymer 

Coatesville Youth Initiative of the 


Mr. & Honorable Thomas Comitta 

Community Coalition 

Community Volunteers in Medicine 

Mrs. Anne M. Congdon LaRossa 

Ms. Kayte Connelly 

Dr. Ann F. Corson 

Mr. & Mrs. Al Cortese 

Ms. Pamela A. Costanzi 

Country Fresh Mushroom Company 

Countryside Consulting 

County of Chester 

Mr. Fred Crotchfelt 

Cupcakes Gourmet 

Dansko 

Ms. Kelly DeCurtis 

Delightful Desserts & Culinary Creations 

The Desmond Hotel 


Mr. & Mrs. William W. Dillon 

Ms. Marybeth D. DiVincenzo 

Dixie Picnic 

DNB First 

Donald J. Rosato Charitable Foundation 

Donald W. Nicholson and Associates 

Ms. Stephanie L. Douglas 

Mrs. Mary Beth Drobish 

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dunigan 

Mr. & Mrs. David Elderkin 

Dr. & Mrs. Alan G. Elko 

Mr. & Mrs. Rob Ellis 

George Elser, Esq. 

Honorable Terence Farrell 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Featherman, III 

Ms. Barbara Fentress 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Keath Fetter 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Fischer 

Fischer Cunnane & Associates Ltd. 

Mr. Ronald E. Fletcher 

Mr. James Ford 

Mrs. Darlene R. Foster 

Mrs. Ruth Frame 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Francis 

Mrs. Deborah H. Francis 

Mr. & Mrs. Zissimos A. Frangopoulos 

Mrs. Everett Frank, Jr. 

Ms. Wanda Frank 

Mr. Dale McCall Frankel 

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, III 

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Dale H. Frens 

Fulton Bank 

Mr. & Mrs. William Gallagher 

Gawthrop Greenwood 

GBH Foundation Trust 

General Warren Inne 

Mr. Earl C. Glasco 

Dr. & Mrs. Morrie G. Gold 

Good Works 

Mrs. Monica S. Gosling 

Mr. & Mrs. William R. Gotwals 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Grieco 

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Groff 

Mr. & Mrs. Joshua S. Gross 

H L Chalfant Antiques 

Dr. & Mrs. John B. Hagens 

Ms. Kim Hall 

Mr. Peter G. Hannon 

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Harris 

Hartefeld National 

Mrs. Beverly Hattersley 

Mr. Scott T. Hattersley 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Stoddard Hayes, Jr. 

Ms. Roberta A. Healey 

Mrs. Mary E. Hewlett 

The Hickman 


Mr. & Mrs. Edward Hogan 

Ms. Mary T. Holleran 

Mr. & Mrs. A. Dunham Hollister, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick E. Hubler, Jr. 

Ms. Meredith Anne Huffman 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven B. Hutton 

Mr. & Mrs. L. Stockton Illoway 

IMC Construction 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Brinton Jacobs, II 

James J. Terry Funeral Home 

Dr. Janet K. Johnston 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael H. Jordan 

Ms. Denise Kaiser 

Mr. & Mrs. Vartan Karakelian 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Karwic 

Mr. & Mrs. Kelvin Kean 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Kelly 

Dr. Richard B. Kent 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kitchen 

Mr. Peter Kjellerup & Ms. Amanda Cabot 

Mr. & Mrs. S. Damon Kletzien 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Kneeley 

Mrs. Ruth E. Kranz-Carl 

Mr. & Mrs. Dallas L. Krapf 

Mrs. Dawn Krause 

Ms. Amy Krause 

La Difference 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lacy 

Larmore Scarlett 

Ms. Alison Latta 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Lattanzio, Jr. 

Mrs. Josephine Launi 

The Leland Leadership Group 

Mr. Ryan Leonard 

Mr. Cary Leptuck 

Ms. Betty C. Lewis 

Ms. Regina Lewis 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Gary Liddick 

Mr. Richard Ligmanowski 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Louis 

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MacDougall’s Irish Victory Cakes 

Mrs. Jane C. MacElree 

MacElree Harvey 

Manito Abstract Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Martin 

Mr. David Marx 

The Master’s Baker 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard May 

Mrs. Dawn Sherry Mazzone 


Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. McGann 


Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. McNeil 

Mr. Jason Alexander & Ms. Meghan McVety 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. McVety 

Mr. & Mrs. James R. McVety 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl J. Meister, Jr. 

Meridian Bank 

The Merz Group 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Mill 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur P. Miller, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. David Mooberry 

Mr. & Mrs. Rodman W. Moorhead, III 

Mrs. J. Maxwell Moran 

Ms. Janis Moroz 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morris 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Morrison 

Mr. Bruce E. Mowday & Ms. Katherine Harlan 

National Penn Bank 

Mr. & Mrs. Russell R. Naylor 

Mr. & Mrs. Earl H. Needhammer 

Mr. & Mrs. Lance J. Nelson 


New Street Catering/West Chester University 

Mr. James O’Brien 

Mrs. Roberta O’Dell 

Ogorek & Company 

Mrs. Julia Ohrwaschel 

Dr. & Mrs. James Anthony Orsini 

PA Trust Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Palmquist 

Mr. & Mrs. Dick L. Palmquist 

Mr. & Mrs. Lance A. Parry 

Mr. & Mrs. Leo D. Parsons 

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Patterson 

Paul R. Kopey & Associates 

Mr. Walter R. Pavelchek 

Mark G. Pavlovich, Ph.D. 

Pegasus Technologies 

Pembroke Philanthropy Advisors 

Mr. & Mrs. Sherman Perkins 

Ms. Eliza V. Phillips 

Phoenixville Community Health Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Potts 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Prowell 

Pulse Desserts By Linda Louise 

Mr. David Pusey 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Quigley 

Mr. James E. Quillen, CFP 

Rainer & Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Jon E. Ray 

Ms. Laura Raybourn 

Ms. Barbara Reese Miller 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Reiffer 

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Revak 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rigg 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Riley 

Mr. Peter A. Rittenhouse & 

Ms. Denise K. Lokhorst 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Rivello 

Mr. & Dr. Matthew Roberson 

Mrs. Teresa Rodgers 

Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Rosato 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Roskamp 

Honorable & Mrs. Lewis Chris Ross 

Mr. & Mrs. A. Joseph Rubino 

Samantha Julian Catering 

Samuel T. Freeman & Co. 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond P. Sarnacki 

Ms. Karen Sarnacki 

Mr. Steven Thomas Savage 

Ms. Sara A. Scanlon 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Schafer 

Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Schless 

Mr. & Mrs. P. Andrew Schaum 

Ms. Dottie Schindlinger 

Mr. & Dr. Robert W. Schini, Jr. 

Mr. Robert Stanley Schuck 

Mr. Scott Schwartz 

Mrs. Frances M. Sheehan 

Ship Inn 

Mr. & Mrs. Ben Shobaken 

Sickler Foundation 

Ms. Karen Ann Simmons 

Mrs. Loretta L Simon 

Dr. & Mrs. Henry H. Sineath 

Mr. Sam Slater & Ms. Lornie Forbes 

Ms. Lisa M. Slawinski 

Mr. A. Roy Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Langhorne B. Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter G. Snelling 

Mr. George Solanick 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick C. South 

Mr. Charles T. Spackman 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Spano 

St. Peter’s Bakery 

Mrs. Nan Steketee 

Stevens & Lee 

Mr. Rob Stiles 

Mr. Myron J. Stoltzfus 

Strawberry Bakery 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Streitwieser 

Sunset Hill Jewelers 

Susquehanna Bank 

Mr. & Mrs. Gustave J. Teipelke 

Mr. & Mrs. L. Peter Temple 

Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Teti 

Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker 

Mr. John Turner 

Umbreit, Korengel & Associates, P.C. 

United Way of Chester County 

United Way of Delaware 

United Way of SE PA 

Unruh Turner Burke & Frees P.C. 

Urban Affairs Coalition 

Mr. Christopher T. Valerio 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Van Grofski 

Renna Van Oot, Esq. & Dr. Pam Leland 

Mr. & Mrs. James F. Vaughan 

Verizon CRG 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Vermeil 

Eva L. Verplanck, Ph.D./Verplanck Family Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Walker 

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ward 


Mr. & Mrs. Eric Waterfield 

West Capital Management 

West Chester University Foundation 

Whitford County Club 

Mrs. Cathie N. Whitlock 

Mrs. Kathleen Wileczek 

Ms. Penelope P. Wilson 

YMCA Brandywine Valley 

Mr. Daniel R. Zajac, CLU 


Fund for Chester County 

Anonymous 


Dr. Timothy V. Blair & Ms. Sally Coveleskie 

Mr. & Mrs. Barry Boose 

The Colket Foundation 

Ms. Kayte Connelly 

Mr. & Mrs. William S. Covert 

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Groff 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Brinton Jacobs, II 

Dr. Janet K. Johnston 


Mr. & Mrs. Oscar S. Lasko 

Mr. Jeffrey P. Lewis & Ms. Mary Ann Rossi 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas H. McIntyre 


Mr. & Mrs. David Mooberry 


Mr. & Mrs. Dick L. Palmquist 

Mr. & Mrs. Lance A. Parry 


Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Revak 

Mr. Peter A. Rittenhouse & 

Ms. Denise K. Lokhorst 

Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ward 


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Lincoln Building Fund 

Anonymous (3) 


Bewley Irish Imports 

Conard-Pyle/Star Roses 

Dansko 

J. M. & Lois B. Herr Family Foundation 


Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence M. O’Donnell 

Honorable & Mrs. Lewis Chris Ross 

Unruh Turner Burke & Frees 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Van Grofski 

Verplanck Family Fund at the Delaware 

Community Foundation 


Ms. Penelope P. Wilson 


Operating Endowment 

1675 Foundation 

Anonymous (2) 

The Colket Foundation 

Chester County Estate Planning 

Council Fund 

Belfint, Lyons & Shuman 

DNB First Wealth Management 


Intervention Associates 

Legacy Planning Partners 

Nemours Fund for Children’s Health 

PNC Wealth Management 

Ruggiero Law Offices 

SimoneZajac Wealth Management Group 

CCEPC Marc Riddell Memorial 


Chester County Estate Planning Council Board 

of Directors 

Mr. & Mrs. Al Cortese 

L. Robert Frame, Jr., Esq. 

Golf Outing Mulligans 

Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., MBA, CFS, CRPC, 

CMFC 

Ms. Salwa G. Raven, F.S.A., E.A. 

James J. Ruggiero, Jr., Esq., AEP 

Ms. Karen A. Simmons 

Ms. Donna L. Urian, CPA 

Mr. & Mrs. Stanford Roland Zukin 

Ms. Lori Zytkowicz 

Chester County Fund for Teacher Support 

in Memory of Taylor Patterson Crane 

Mr. & Mrs. Ellis H. Wilson, Jr. 

Chester County Fund for Women and 

Girls-Grants Endowment 

Hufty Foundation 


Chester County Library Fund 

Mr. Bruce B. Yelton 

Chester County Suicide Prevention 

Task Force Fund 

Mr. Peter Ashenden 

Ms. Heidi Carlson 

Center for Arts & Technology 

Chester County Suicide Prevention Task Force 

Ms. Robbin J. Eicher 


Mr. & Mrs. Roger H. Perrymore 

Student Services 

Coatesville Community Education 

Foundation Endowment Fund 

Coatesville Area Education Foundation 

Connor T. Schmidt Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew E. Curran 


Endowment Fund 


Daryl E. & Martha J. Thomas Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Daryl E. Thomas 

Dennis C. Lausier Scholarship Fund 

Ace American Insurance Company 

Anonymous 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Aramany 

Mr. Chris Cole 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Donatelli 

Mr. James Farrelly 

Mr. Justin Horehlad 

Mr. Tim Jefferis 

Mr. Brian MacNew 

Mr. Patrick McDonald 

Mr. Daniel Riley 

Mr. Jeffrey Sperling 

Mr. Ronald Stillman 

Mr. Bill Trull 

Mr. Douglas Wheeler 

Dr. Gerald E. Clark Memorial 

Scholarship Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur S. Abriss 

American Heritage Federal Credit Union 

Ametek 

Anonymous 

Axiom Development 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Bachinger 

Blankley Family Charitable 

The Byrn Mawr Trust Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory F. Byrne 

Ms. Shelagh M. Byrne and Ms. Linda G. Johnson 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey T. Clark 

Mrs. Elizabeth Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. Alan E. Clark 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Comerford 

Construction Technology Services 

Ms. Shelley A. Corman and Ms. Kim R. Erb 

Counterpoint Software 

Mr. & Mrs. D. A. Cusano 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter Davenport 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Detskas 

Dockside Properties 

The Donohue Funeral Home 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Dougherty 

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest R. Erb, Jr. 

Garnet Ford 


Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Gould 

Mrs. Barbara Graham 

Ms. Carole S. Griffith 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald S. Guthrie 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Horne 

Mr. George M. Huey 

Dr. & Mrs. Bradford J. Jacobs 

Mr. David Jarrett 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel B. Kennedy 

Marvic Supply Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul McLaughlin 

Mr. & Mrs. Walter P. McRae 

Mr. & Mrs. James E McRae 

Mr. Peter D McRae & Ms. Jeanette A. Phillips 

Misko 

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Molinelli 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis V. Mulcahy 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Mulholland 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Murta 

Myers & Associates 

Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Neiburg 

Net Proceeds from Golf Event 

Mr. Michael O’Rourke 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph W. Packer, Jr. 

Parkway Center 

Mr. & Mrs. William H. Pershouse 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Pinto 

Podiatry Care Specialists 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Potter 

Prudential Savings Bank 

Rexis Studio 

Mr. William Rice 

Mr. Joseph J. Rizzo 

Ruggeri’s General Sales Company 

Mrs. Pat Rushton 

SABOTech 

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Mr. & Mrs. Theodore G. Saddic 

Mr. Kurt Schier 

Mr. Andrew Shaw & Ms. Audrey V. Thompson 

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Sinclair 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Stancato, Jr. 

Mr. Marshall D. Strode, M.D. 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Sunday, Jr. 

T2M Productions 

Mr. & Mrs. Randal Temple 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Townsend 

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Van Zandt 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Varacchi 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick T. Ward 

West Chester Tire & Service 

Wilson, Elser, Moskowitz, Edelman & Dicker LLP 

Wine Chiropractic Center 

Mr. & Mrs. William S. Wood, II 

Dr. John H. Hewlett, III Scholarship Fund 


Easttown Library Foundation Fund 

Harry S. Alwine, Jr. Bequest 

Anonymous 

Diana M. Braunstein 

Easttown Library Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Leeper 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Sproat,III 

Memorial Gifts 

Edward H. “Dewey” Martin 

Robert C. Shoemaker 

Edward H. & Dorothy K. Dickol 

Foundation Endowment 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dickol 

Elizabeth G. Dorsett Memorial 


Mr. David G. Dorsett 

Emily’s Dash Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Koenig 

Equine West Conference on Laminitis & 

Diseases of Foot 

Butler Schein Animal Health 

Luitpold Pharmaceuticals 

Mr. Herbert I. Moelis 

Teresa V. Garofalo Rhoads 6 Memorial Fund 

Eugene J. & Mary DiFilippo 


Mr. Leonard DiFilippo 

Everett Frank Legacy Fund 

Mrs. Everett Frank, Jr. 




Featherman Family Fund 

Chester County Bar Association Raffle 

Winnings 

Francis J. Snyder Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Snyder 

Frees Family Fund 

David M. Frees Insurance 

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, Jr. 

Friends of East Goshen Township Fund 

A. N. Marcellus Company 

Acero Precision 

Advance 

Alliance Environmental Systems 

Anonymous 

Applebrook Golf Club 

Mr. & Mrs. Hercules T. Avello, Jr. 

Aztec Solar Power 

Mr. Carmen R. Battavio 

Beacon Commercial 

Beneficial Bank 

Blue Granite 

Bread by Nishon/Wild Flour Bakery 

Mr. Allan J. Brinton 

Mr. & Mrs. A. Michael Broennle 

Bryant Power 

Mr. & Mrs. George H. Carty 

Chile Spot 

Mr. Alexander Coates 

Coates & Rhoads 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas A. Cofiell 

Committee to Elect Kathleen Cozzone 

Communications Test Design 

Community Energy 

Conway Power Equipment 

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cosmos 

Crazy About Hummus!/Fresh-A-Peel Hummus 

Delaware Valley Concrete Company 

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Eberl 

Elite Dental Care 

Ellen April 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Esty 

FFC Holdings 

Ms. Karen R. Fleming 

Mr. & Mrs. Eric L. Flicker 

Fred Beans 

Freecon Farms 

Friends of Dan Truitt 

Mr. John R. Gailey & Ms. JoEllen Berger 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Galik 


Golden Valley Farms 

Katherine A. Hartman/The Good Spoon 

Greener Clearner/Tweeds Dry Cleaning 

Greenspring Energy 

Hankin Foundation 

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of West Chester Parks & 

Recreation Fund 

National Penn Bank 

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore G. Saddic 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Heard 

Hershey’s Mills Homeowners Association 

Mr. John J. Hewes 

Mr. & Mrs. Ignatius Stanley Hneleski, Jr. 

Horseshoe Trail 

Hybrid Cycles 

Integrative Health 

Mr. & Mrs. James R. Irey 

Mr. & Mrs. Senya D. Isayeff 

ISSA Pizza MomPops 

Mr. & Mrs. Kris M. Jackson 

The Jim Gerlach For Congress Committee 

John P. Doyle DBA- John & Kira’s 

Jubilee Chocolates 

Mr. John P. Judge & Ms. Laura Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Julian 

Ka Chi Inc 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Knox 

Lenni Electric Corporation 

Lindenhof Farm 

Lipton Chiropractic 

Livengood’s Produce 

Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Luczka 

M&T Bank 

Made in the Shade Beverage Company 

Main Street Market Manayunk 

Mr. & Mrs. George Martynick 

Maysie’s Farm Conservation Center 

Ms. Heidi R. McKenna 

Meridian Bank 

Metropolitan Management Corporation 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Muscella 

MyHouse Cookies 


Mr. & Mrs. Henry S. Oberly, II 

One Potato Two Potato 

PA Resources Council 

Paoli Hospital 

PECO/Exelon 

Penn Liberty Bank 

Pennoni Associates 

Mr. Nicholas G. Perakis 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Proctor, III 

Mr. & Mrs. K. Douglas Ralph 

Red Haven Farm 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Reilly 

Mr. Relick 

Renewal By Andersen 

Ms. Veronica S. Reynders 

Mr. Rhoads 

Riley Riper Hollin & Colagreco 

Rotary Club of West Chester 

SAP America 

Schaeffer Flowers 

Mr. Robert Seiple 

Mr. & Mrs. E. Martin Shane 

Shellbark H. Farm 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Spaeder 

Standard Solar 

Mr. Starke 

Sterling Collision Centers 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. Stranen 

Mr. Richard Struse & Ms. Jo-Ann Polise 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Swope, Jr. 

Swope Lees Commercial Real Estate 

Taproot Farm 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel G. Truitt 


Mr. & Mrs. Michael Damian Vagnoni 

Mr. Jeffrey C. Ward and Ms. Ellen C. Neri 

Wawa 

Wellington Hall At Hershey’s Mill 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven K. Weltman 

Wiggins Auto Tags 

Ms. Kathryn Williams 

Mr. Bruce J. Woltanski 

Wooldridge Construction of PA 

Mr. Neil Soika and Ms. Marcia Wright-Soika 

Yerkes Associates 

YMCA Brandywine Valley Community Day 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Zarrilli 

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Zuber 

Front Porch Trust Fund Scholarship 

Anonymous (2) 

Mr. Edward C. Auble 

Jefferson Health System 

Matthews Paoli Ford 

Paoli Business & Professional Association 

Paoli Hospital 

Penn Liberty Bank 

Pilot Properties II 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Anderson Wilson 

Gettysburg Address Contest 

DNB First 


StanAb 

Team Jean Homes 

Weston Solutions 

WhirlAway Travel 

Zukin Realty 

Greater Brandywine Cultural 

Alliance/Arts Forever Fund 

Anonymous 


Ginger English Memorial Charitable Fund 

Mr. Richard E. Ackerman 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven C. Anaya 

Anonymous (4) 

Mr. Geoffrey Attanasio 

Ms. Merle Bainbridge 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Baker, Jr. 

Mr. Joseph P. Benincasa, Jr. 

Ms. Nichole Biddle 

Bluewater Financial 

Brighten Suites Hotel 

Mr. Daniel Budinger 

Mr. James P. Buttaro 

Mr. Mathew E. Buxbaum 

Charlestown Paving & Excavating 

Collegeville Speech & Hearing 

Mr. Ryan J. Cooney 

Mr. & Mrs. Palmer A. Dalesandro, Jr. 

Mr. Kevin Deutsch 

Mr. Kyle Deutsch 

Ms. Jean DeVirgilis 

Mr. Michael T. English, II 

Mr. Eric Eskin 

Mr. Randall P. Fessler 

Floyd Hershberger/Floyds Custom Renovations 

Mr. and Ms. T. John Foell, III 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Mark Fuga 

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Mr. David Galczyk 

Pharmacy of Phoenixville 

Mr. Jason Goozh 

Mr. Charles R. Hiestand 

Mr. & Mrs. F. Claire Hughes, Jr. 

Mr. Robert A. Jenco & Ms. Ellen M. English 

JP Services Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Martin R. Kobilka 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Koenig 

Mr. David Langdale 

Mr. Steven Langdale 

Lax Boys / Baggataway Tavern 

Mr. & Mrs. Tulley G. Leomporra 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph S. Little 

Mr. William J. Maguire 

Mr. & Mrs. Reynaldo C. Mariquit 

Meadowbrook Golf Club 

Ms. Kathryne A. Menkins 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Menkins 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Menkins, Jr. 

Mr. Giovanni Milano 


Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Parker 

Mr. Brian F. Reilly 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Reilly 

Mr. John A. Robberson 

Mr. & Mrs. Sean J. Shepsko 

Ms. Ellen M. Shepsko 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Smith, Jr. 

Spring Hollow Golf Course 

Mr. Brian Stephenson 

Mr. & Mrs. John Sylvia 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Szkaradnik 

Mr. Brian Thorburn 

Ms. Meghan English Thorburn 

Mr. Joe Watson 

Good Works Endowed Foundation 

Good Works 

Harry and Aggie Tyler Can-Do 


Anonymous 

Helen & Robert Whittaker Memorial 

Trailhead Park Fund 

Dr. & Mrs. Richard P. Whittaker 

Helen Patton Leland Nonprofit Capacity 

Building Fund 


Henkels & McCoy Inc., Charitable 

Fund-Golf Outing East 

A.C. Miller Concrete Products 

Ace Dewatering 

Anixter 

Mr. John Balaney 

. Jerome Barry 

Ms. Patti Bellino 

Blair Park Services 

Bogey’s Trucking & Paving 

Ms. Monica Brandes 

The Charles Machine Works/Ditch Witch 

Citizens Bank 

CNH America 

Concrete Cutting Systems 

Mr. Gene Cook 

CRC-Evans Pipeline International 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Cusson 

Dakota Bodies 

Dejana Truck & Utility Equipment Company 

Diversified Inspections 

Dixie Mat 

Mr. Jeffrey Dougherty 

Dueco 

Mr. Leonard Dwojeski 

Mr. Brian Dworetsky 

EJM Pipe Services 

Equipment Technology/Horizon Fleet Services 

Ernst & Young 

Exelon 

Mr. & Mrs. George Russell Fadeley 

Mr. William Fink 

First Telecom Services 

Ford Motor Company 

Fred Beans 

G.L. Sayre 

The Garis Agency 

GDM 

Gesumaria Contracting 

Global Rental Co. 

Mr. Eugene Gustinucci 

H.A. DeHart & Son 

H.R. Mount 

Haines & Kibblehouse 

Heavy and General Construction 

Henkels & McCoy 

The Hertz Corporation 

The Hillis Group 

Mr. Arthur Holdsworth 

Mr. Robert Hoover 

Isador S. Segall Trust 

IUOE Local 542 

J.J. Kane Auctioneers 

Ms. Marianne Jackson 

John Balaney T/A Balaney Contracting Company 

John Deere Credit 

Kenny Construction Company 

Knapheide Manufacturing Company 

Laborers’ Local Union 57 

Lancaster Truck Bodies 

Laroc Paving 

Mr. Michael Lingman 

Local 172 of South Jersey 

Local Union No. 274 A. F. of L. 

Mr.Lewis Long 

M.F. Irvine & Associates 

Manhattan Contractors Corporation 

Ms. Doreen Masalta 

Maxim Crane Works 

Ms. Stephanie Mayfield 

Med Tex Services 

Mesa Products 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Mundorf 

Mr. Thomas E. Nelson 

Nesco 


Norris Sales Company 

Mr. James O’Kane 

PennJersey Machinery 

Mr. Jimmy D. Pierce 

Pipeline Machinery International, LP 

Plasterer Equipment Co. 

PNC Financial Services Group 

Mr. Marnie Potterton 

PPL Services Corporation 

Ransome CAT 

Reading Equipment & Distribution 

Ritchie Bros. Auctioneers 

Mr. Jeffrey W. Schutz 

Scott Powerline & Utility Equipment 

Shanahan & Associates 

Sovereign Bank 

Mr. Thomas Strohlein 

Mr. Eric Sweet 

Tilcon New York 

Time Manufacturing Company 

Traffic Control Services 

Trap Rock Industries 

Trenchtech 

Vermeer Corporation 

Vermeer North Atlantic Sales & Services 

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. 

Wesco Distribution 

Wharton Hardware & Supply Corp. 

Woodbury Cement Products 

Mr. John Ziegler 

Zurich American Insurance Company 

Henkels & McCoy Inc., Charitable 

Fund-Golf Outing West 

A.M. Ortega Construction 

Kinh Le Andalon 

BKS Seeding 

Black & Veatch Corporation 

Mr. Bill Boell, Sr. 

Mr. Tim Brandon 

Ms. Myoshi Brown 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Bulthuis 

Cal-Duct 

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Mr. John D. Cameron 

Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Campbell 

Canadian Tek Truck Services Corp. 

Mr. David A. Carabine 

Case Construction Equipment 

Mr. Paul Charles 

CO’s Traffic Control 

Mr. Charles Dickinson 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Dundon 

Enterprise Holdings: Enterprise Rent-A-Car 

Company 

Etic Engineering 

Farwest Corrosion Control Company 

Mr. Brad Finneran 

Mr. Stephen Galagarza 

The Garis Agency 

GDM 

Mr. Kyle Gibson 

Global Rental Co. 

Mr. James Hahn 

Haverfield International Incorporated 

Mr. Paul Henkels, Jr. 

Mr. Peter Henkels Moriarty, Jr. 

Mr. Paul Henry 

Hi-Line Utility Supply Company 

Mr. Ronald Hill 

Ms. Janene Hogan 

Indianhead Pipeline Services 

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 

John A. Papalas & Co. 

Mr. Bryan Jones 

Mr. Thomas F. Konieczny 

Mr. Glenn Lancaster 

Maxim Crane Works 

Mr. John McAvoy 

Mrs. Margaret McCullom 

Merrimac Petroleum 

Mr. Mark Montes 

Mr. J. David Moore 

Mr. Ricardo Naranjo & Ms. Nora Il Maldonado 

Nesco 

Northwest Utilities Ltd. 

Outsource Telecom 

Mr. Chad Overacker 

Patriot General Engineering 

Pete’s Road Service 

Mr. Joseph Dan Pigott, Jr. 

Ms. Ashley Pope 

R&R Bulk Transport 

Mr. Thomas Rachal 

Mr. Frank E. Raine, III 

Road & Site 

Robertson’s 

Santa Margarita Ford 

Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan Schoff 

Service Concrete Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Troy Shoup 

Trench Plate Rental Company 

Vertical Constructors 

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Viggiano 

W. & J. Office Products / Inland Office Products 

Wagner Smith Equipment Company 

Ms. Mary Webb 

Wesco Distribution 

Ms. Renee Witherspoon 

Hennigan Family Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Hennigan 

Hollenbach Family Foundation 

Anonymous 

International Equine Conference on 

Laminitis & Diseases of Foot 

Acteva.com 

Mr. Neil Albert 

Mr. Kevin Alcock 

Anonymous 

Bayer 

Mr. Craig Bernstein 

Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica 

Coolsystems 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Duprey 

Equicast 

Ms. Susan Fawthorp 

Mr. James Geer 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Golden 

Ms. Catherine Hall 

Haltere Lab 

Mr. Todd Holbrook 

Institute of Applied Equine Podiatry 

Intervet 

Mr. Roy Jackson 

Ms. Judith Tiberi Kaufmann 

Land O’Lakes Purina Feed 

Life Data Labs 

Luitpold Pharmaceuticals 

Merial Limited 

Mr. Herbert I. Moelis 

Morris Animal Foundation 

North Stonington Veterinary Clinic 

Mr. Everett Novak 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rotko 

Soft-Ride 

Mr. Rick Talbert 

United Parcel Service 

Vetel Diagnostics 

James M. & Lois B. Herr Family 


Mr. & Mrs. James M. Herr 

Janet P. Shaner Memorial 


Dr. Linda R. Antonowich 

Dr. & Mrs. John Baillie 

Mr. & Mrs. Frank E. Boclair 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Chierici 

Mrs. Anne M. Congdon LaRossa 

Ms. Susan J. Cornelius 

Mr. & Mrs. Albin L. Milewski 

Ms. Lydia M. Neill 

Ms. Elizabeth A. Stuart 

Thompson Memorial Presbyterian Church 

Mr. Scott Utain 

Mr. & Mrs. Lloyd C. Wilkinson 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Wylie 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Yost 

In memory of Victoria Green: 

Ms. Jennifer E. Ceslak 

Cub Scout Pack 260 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin J. Emig 

Mr. John W. Emrich 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Ott 

Mr. & Mrs. Geoffrey Smith 

Jeffrey A. Wheet Memorial 


Mr. Michael L. Wheet 

Jeffrey S. Gaunt Memorial 

Scholarship 

Anonymous (3) 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas S. Briggs 

Mr. Joseph F. Burns, Sr. 

Mr. Joe Burns 

Mr. Chris Cloutman 

Mr. Cornelius Curran 

DC MAC 

Mr. Ross DiBono 


Mr. Christopher T. Diederich 

Mr. Matthew Diederich 

Diplomat Closet Design 

Mr. Rich Durant 

Evergreen Cleaners 

Mr. Daniel Fellows 

Mr. Christopher Francella 

Mr. Tim Hewell 

Mr. Wallace Kahn 

Mr. William Kane 

Mr. Greg Kennedy 

Mr. Charles J. Lehman, IV 

Mr. William Leigh 

Mr. Gary Mercer 


Mr. & Mrs. John M. Oakes 

Mr. Nicholas Porrini 

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Mr. Chris Ranalli 

Mr. Sam H. Rankin 

Mr. Zachary Rendin 

Mr. Stephen Smith 

Mr. Joel Smith 

Susan Fazio Foundation for Melanoma Research 

Swope Lees Commercial Real Estate 

Mr. Michael Taraborrelli 

Mr. Vincent Taraborrelli 

Tegler McHenry Associates 

Mr. Sean Tigani 

Mr. Jessie Williams 

Mr. Jack Wyszomierski 

Jeremy P. Wilson Foundation 

Ms. Margaret S. Allred 

Anonymous 

Anonymous (2), given this day in honor 

of Jeremy and his mother 

Anonymous, in honor of the birthday 

of Claire, Laurel, and Jeremy 

Anonymous, in recognition of National 

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month 

Mr. Ken Badasarian 

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Baugher 

Mr. Jospeh W. Bellwoar, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. David Bravo 

Mrs. Donna Burke 

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Calhoun 

Mr. & Mrs. Marty Callahan 

Central United Methodist Church 

Chester County Mothers of Multiples 

Ms. Susan A. Credden 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Gal 

Ms. Tammy Gouzoulis 

Great Valley Racquet Club 

Haly Oil & A/C Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen S. Harlow 

Mrs. Lois Harvey 

Ms. Diane Hedrick 

Mr. Stephen T. Hranilovich and 

Ms. Jo Marie Jones 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew L. Hunt 

Ms. Elizabeth Keith 

Mrs. Jennifer Kline 

Malvern Granite Company 

Mr. Thomas P. McCloskey 

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas D. Merriwether 


Nolan Painting 

Pacer Financial 

Paoli Pediatrics 

The Professional Touch 

Sandra E. Grzybicki, D.M.D. 

Split Rail Fence Store 

St. Peters Pikeland United Church of Christ 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Stahl 

Ms. Sharon Strite 

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander R. Utecht 

Mrs. Carol Weaver 

Ms. Diana Wisniewski 

Women’s Health Care Group of PA 

Mr. Eric Zerhusen 

John & Mary DiCecco Scholarship Fund 


John Hay Memorial Scholarship Fund 

Anonymous Matching Contribution 

Chester County Country Club Swim League 

Mr. Jason E. Halvert & Ms. Kristin Taverna 

Jordan Award Fund 

Fieldstone 1793 Foundation 

Joseph J. D’Amico, Sr. Memorial Fund 

Buona Foods 

Mrs. Louise D’Amico 

Manfredi’s Cold Storage & Distribution 

Net Proceeds from Fund Event via 

Links WorldWide 

Mr. & Mrs. John T. Ryan 

W.A.C. Mushrooms 

Julius “Bud” & Dorothy Elberfeld 


Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Elberfeld 

K9s4kids 

Michael Bontrager/National Philanthropic Trust 

Kathleen McBratnie Memorial 

Endowed Fund 

Ms. Mary B. Devine 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. McBratnie 

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Murphy 

Mr. Philmore Robertson & 

Ms. Kathryn J. Caywood 

Mr. John Trottman, II 

Ms. Karen Trottman 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Vogt 


In memory of John McBratnie: 

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Aberle, Jr. 

Mr. Mark R. Ashton 

Ms. Irene H. Beitel 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Boyce 

Mr. & Mrs. R. Allan Colledge 

Mr. Michael Colledge 

Communications Test Design Inc. 

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Conboy 

William Bennett Cooper, III, Esq. 

Mr. & Mrs. Dwight Cyliax 

Mr. & Mrs. John V. Dalton 

Ms. Jean Marie Dalton 

Ms. Mary B. Devine 

Mr. & Mrs. John G. Devlin 

Mr. & Mrs. Brian J. Dolan 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Doyle 

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Fell 

Mrs. Nancy B. Finegan 

Fox Rothschild LLP 

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Grossman 

Hankin Foundation 

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Mr. & Mrs. Edgar W. Hart, III 

Mr. Gerald M. Hatfield & Ms. Anne Matchulet 

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Higgins, Jr. 

Mrs. Carol R. Hoak 

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Hoffman 

Ms. Elizabeth Ann Holman 

Ms. Terri H. Klein 

Mrs. Carol B Kozak 

Mr. Jeffrey P. Lewis & Ms. Mary Ann Rossi 

Ms. Catherine Sue Manning 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. Martelli 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. McBratnie 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph J. McLaughlin, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. James Howard Meanix 

Richard E. Meanix, Esq. 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mooney 

Mr. Sanford K. Mozes 

Mr. & Mrs. John P. Murphy 

Mr. & Mrs. Arnold F. Orazietti 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Orlando 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Parsons 

Mr. & Mrs. Jason Petrak 

Dr. and Mrs. John Rauth 

Mr. & Mrs. Abraham C. Reich 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Rice 

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Riddle 

Albert R. Riviezzo, Esq. 

Mr. Philmore Robertson & 

Ms. Kathryn J. Caywood 

Mr. Barnett Satinsky 

Siana Carr O’Connor & Lynam 

Mr. Paul J. Straub 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Travaglini 

Mr. John Trottman, II 

Ms. Karen Trottman 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Vogt 

Mr. Michael D. Witting 

Mr. Phyllis M. Yankech 

Kelly Family Foundation 

Claneil Foundation 

Kennett Area Senior Center 

Fund Endowment 

Bronwyn L. Martin, Ph.D., MBA, CFS, 

CRPC, CMFC 

Kevin Holleran Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Holleran 

Kings Ice Hockey Scholarship Fund 


Mrs. Amy Shobaken, in memory of Jane Booge 

Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville 


Kiwanis Club of Phoenixville 

L.E.G. Up Charitable Fund 

Ms. Joan M. Bailey 

Brendan P. Burke, Esq. 

Calista Grand 

Ms. Martha Dixon 

Ms. Jeanne M. Dolente 

Dr. & Mrs. Michael H. Graham 

Mr. Marlowe J. Greenberg 

Ms. Susan B. Hering 

Mr. Gordon F. Kolodny 

Pet Memorial Services Corporation 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Shoemaker 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Swanson 

Mr. Ted Vigeland 

Laudenslager Family Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Allen Laudenslager 

Laura Lee Hervey Fund for Traumatic 

Brain Injury Endowment 

Chester County Book & Music Company, 

in memory of Beth Anne Hervey 

Mr. Carlos Miranda, in memory of 

Beth Anne Hervey 

Laura Meikle Koch Memorial Legacy 


Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Auger 

Mr. Brandon Berger 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Brennan 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter V Carozza 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Dutzman 

Envy Lacrosse 

Ms. Heather A. Fiedler 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Gerlach 

Dr. Cynthia L. Glendening 

Ms. Christine N. Greene 

Ms. Murial S. Hill 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Hoerman 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Iannarino 

Mr. & Mrs. David Miller 

The Note-Proceeds from Concert 

Mrs. Jodi O’Neill 

Ms. Jennifer E. Reid 

Mr. & Mrs. Larry L. Samples, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Brian Smith 

Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sposato 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Ungvary 

Lauren’s Heart Scholarship Foundation 

Ms. Kimberly Duggan, remembering 

Lauren today on her birthday 

Mr. & Mrs. Don Lowe, remembering Lauren 

on the second anniversary of her passing, 

with love 

Mr. & Mrs. Darren K. Yonkin 

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Leon Andrew Bartley Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Brian R. Gallagher 

Mr. & Mrs. Asa C. McCollum 

Mr. Asa C. McCollum, Jr. 

Liddick Family Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. W. Gary Liddick 

SAP Matching Gift Program 

Loew Family Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Jack R. Loew 

Longwood Rotary Club: Scott Thompson 

Special Assistance Scholarship 

Rotary Club of Kennett at Longwood 

Lucinda P. Wallace Memorial 



Margaret S. DeVinney Foundation 

Estate of Margaret S. DeVinney 

Maria Whitehead Memorial 


Mr. Daniel G. Brehm & Ms. Joanne Bowman 

Ms. Maureen F. Capuzzi-Tibbs 

Mr. John A. Huber 

Mr. Edward J. Hynes 

Mr. & Mrs. J. Phillip R. Jones 

Ms. Linda Kreiser 

Ms. Karen Lande 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Morley 


Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Pia 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory G. Schuler 

Mr. Russell Shallcross 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Shelton 

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Sheridan 

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Whitehead 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Whitehead 

Marjorie L. & Arthur P. Miller, Jr. Fund 


Maternal and Child Health 

Consortium Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. James Feinstein Briggs 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Moran, Jr. Family 


Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Moran, Jr. 

Newlin Foundation 

Anonymous 

Barry & Cyndy Olliff 

Nicholas R. MacElree Endowed 


Mr. William E. Bogar 

Mr. & Mrs. Fred M. Fulton 

Ms. Bonnie Giantonio 


Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Morris 

Dr. Nicholas Morris 

Nick Smiles on the Fine Arts 


Alpha Gamma Rho 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael G. Axelrod 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Baker 

Mr. Dave Ballai 

Ms. Eileen P. Beale 

Mr. & Mrs. Ted Bredikin 

Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Brown 

Mr. & Mrs. Walter A. Buechner 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Burke 

Mr. Lawrence M. Candela 

Dr. Joseph J. Capista 

Mr. Timothy Cookson 

Mr. Robert J. DeLacour 

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Dougherty 

Ms. Anna Dubyanskite 

ERM 

Gentile’s Farm Market 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Gillespie 

Girl Scouts/Saint Pope John Paul Parish 

Ms. Maria A. Iacobellis 

Mr. & Mrs. Rocco Iacobellis 

Mr. & Mrs. Gilberto Irizarry 

IT101 

Janney Montgomery Scott 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Johnson 

Mr. Paul Kallmeyer 

Ms. Diana Liu 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Maro 

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur J. Masciocchi 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald C. McCullough 

Mr. & Mrs. John McElvenny 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard McGraw 

Ms. Mary Moffa 

Ms. Bonnie Morgart 

Mr. Thomas Moribondo 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Muldoon 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Mullin 

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Myrtetus, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew R. Nardone 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Nedwick 

Ms. Loryn Nedwick & Ms. Barbara Nedwick 

Net Proceeds from Fund Event-Nick Smiles Run 

Mr. & Mrs. Wesley O’Brien 

On Tap Network 

John & Bonnie Oswald 

OTB Acquisition 

Mr. & Mrs. G. David Patrylak 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl A. Pinto, Jr. 

Mr. Scott Powell 

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Quinn 

Remer, Giacobello, De La Cour & Co. 

Saints Philip and James School 

Mr. & Mrs. Philip Seasock 

Mr. & Mrs. Samuel C. Shane 

Ms. Anita Shiels 

Mr. John Stango 

Ms. Heather Stoner 

Mr. & Mrs. John Sweeney 

Tau Phi - Immaculata University 

Mr. & Mrs. Artemis Televantos 

Toolan & Company 

Whole Foods 

WSFS Bank 

Yellowbook 

Orchard Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. David R. Pelton 

Oxford Arts & Culture Center Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Spencer J. Andress 

Mr. Andrew Atkinson 

PA Foundations Online Outreach Fund 

Ms. Ruth M. Gates 

John Lazarich Foundation 

Marshall-Reynolds Foundation 

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth 

Is Foundation 

Ms. Patricia Abbadini 

Mr. John Allegretto 

Anonymous 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Briglia 

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lee Cason 


Board of Directors 

Mrs. Joan Craig Frank 

Mrs. Reisha Freedman 

Mr. Earl C. Glasco 

Mr. Erik Gudmundson 

Mr. Peter G. Hannon 


Mrs. Anastasia Jasienski 


Mr. Aaron J. Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Merhar 


Mrs. Charlotte Petrone 

Ms. Sara A. Scanlon 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Simmons 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Simmons 


Mr. & Mrs. Gustave J. Teipelke 

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Mrs. Mary Versagli 


Mrs. Gert Zerbe 

Quaker City Farmers Scholarship Fund 

Mr. Charles E. Mather, III 

Mr. Robert L. White 

Quest Therapeutic Services 


QUEST Therapeutic Services 

RE/MAX Main Line Charitable 


100PERCENT RE/MAX Main Line Charity 

Rev. William J. Fischler Memorial Cursillo 


Mr. David G. Dorsett 

Rhoads Six Foundation 

Boden Tree Work & Excavation 

Mrs. Jennifer Buccino 

Mrs. Dolores Cascarino 

Dr. John A. Garofalo 

Mr. John A. Garofalo, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Alan Greenspan 

Keystone Volvo 

Kody Lighting 

Lexus of Chester Springs 

Mr. Anthony P. Peszka 

Prins & Volkhardt 

Dr. & Mrs. Donald J. Rosato 

Ms. Karen Vanderlaan 

Mr. Ryan Vermillion 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Warner 

Richard & Carolyn Vermeil Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Vermeil 

Rigg Family Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rigg 

Robert and Doris Hanna 


DNB First, in memory of Mildred Harriet 

Jones Carter 

Robert M. Price Memorial Fund 

Ms. Polly Gable 

Rotary Club of Coatesville 

Educational Fund 

Mr. David D. Burgmayer 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Edge 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Hartman 

Rotary Club of Coatesville 

Ms. Theresa D. Sargent-Merkel 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Yearsley 

Ruch Family Foundation 

Endowed Scholarship Fund 

Mr. Randall R. Ruch 

Ruch Family Foundation Fund 

Mr. Randall R. Ruch 

Ms. Elisabeth M. Ruch 

Samantha Lee Zajac Memorial Fund 

Alpha Delta Pi Foundation 

Mr. Tjerk W. Debruin & Ms. Eveline Heuves 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Diskin 

Lasko Family Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. Ian A. MacKinnon 


Dr. & Mrs. Jason Wingard 

Denny, Carla, Lindsay & Rachel Zajac 

Mr. & Mrs. Eric G. Zajac 

Spot Castle Foundation Fund 

Dr. & Mrs. James Anthony Orsini 

Rancho Santa Fe Foundation Candace & Kent 

Humber Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Rotko 

Two Sisters’ Farm 

Stanley’s Dream 

ADG Enterprises 

Mr. Willie L. Anderson 

Anonymous 

Dr. Juan R. Baughn 

Dr. & Mrs. Neal S. Beckford 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Brennan 

Mr. & Mrs. James V. Brown 

Mr. Matt Burns 

Dr. Gilbert Campbell 

Mr. & Mrs. Headley S. Chambers 

Chambers Remodeling 

Mr. Chad A. Cimo 

Mr. Ben Clark, III 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick D. Cobb 

Ms. Robin Cole 

The Consortium 

Mr. and Ms. Roosevelt Dalton 

Mrs. Kimberly Dalton Bostic 

Mr. Jason Davis 

Designer Events 

Mr. & Mrs. David B. Duclos 

Mr. & Mrs. Jesse Eaton 

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Edwards, Sr. 

Mr. Fred Gladney 

Ms. Danielle A. Graham 

Mr. & Mrs. James Haley 

Ms. Denise D. James 

Mr. William James 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Jarrett 

Mr. William R. Johnson 

Honorable J. Curtis Joyner 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Katich 

Mr. Terry Knowles & Mrs. Edwina Wyatt-Knowles 

Mr. John Krutzler 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven W. Laudermilch 

Mr. & Mrs. Orlando C. Lawrence 

Mr. & Mrs. Morris B. Lee, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Frederic A. Macera 

Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Mallory 

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. Davis B. Martin, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. William McBride 

Mr. Michael B. McKenzie 

Dr. Francine G. McNairy 

Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Mitchell, Jr. 


Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Paxson, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Perkins 

Mr. Christopher R. Ray 

Miss Kimberly Rayborn 

Mr. & Mrs. Luther L. Reeder, Jr. 

Mr. Tom Reichard 

Richard F. Sassa Insurance Agency 

Mr. Richard Roberts 

Mr. Matthew P. Roden 

Mr. Michael Schmeiss 

Mr. & Mrs. Isaac S. Smalls 

Mr. Ronald E. Smothers 

Mr. & Mrs. Marvin L. Stewart 

Ms. Deborah E. Trammell 

Mr. Earl Treit 

Mr. Stephen Tucker 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Turner 

Mr. Terrance Turnman 

United Way 

Mr. Donald L. Williams 

Mr. & Mrs. Garrett L. Wilson 

Dr. & Mrs. Levi Wingard 

Stephen Chandler Ericson 


Anonymous 

Brandywine Valley Heating and Air Conditioning 

Calista Grand 

Mr. Gary Stephen Beideman & 

Ms. Cynthia Dawn Ericson 

Mr. Martin Goldstein 

Mr. & Mrs. Hans R. Hesse, for condolences to 

Sheree Miller for the death of her mother Nancy 

Ms. Carol Hunter 

Linda S. Jassmond 

Dr. & Mrs. Ralph N. Pacinelli 

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Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Reinhardt, III, in honor 

of Roslyn Swim Coaches 

Roslyn Swim Team 

Susan DeCecco Scholarship Fund 


Susan Romano O’Brien Science 


GlaxoSmithKline Foundation 

Sb1Federal Credit Union 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Weker 

Terry Muzzy Scholarship Foundation 

A Michael Blanche 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Ahrens 

Mr. John Angelini 

Anonymous 

Brigadoon 

Dr. Kimberlee Brown 

Mr. & Mrs. Wayne C. Buckwalter 

Caron 

Ms. Kim A. Chappell 

Clean Reflections 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Cliggett 

Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Dilworth 

Downingtown Area School District 

Mr. & Mrs. Lyle V. Frederick 

Ms. Robin Hain 

Mr. Joseph A. Iezzi 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Johnson 

Mr. Timothy J. Kissell 

Larry C. Smedley, D.D.S. 

Ms. Kathleen M. Linaugh 

Lionville Car Care 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Mapes 

Ms. June S. McKown 

Ms. Maria T. McNamee 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Meyers 

Mrs. Martha Muzzy 

Net Proceeds from Fund Events 

Mr. & Mrs. Less W. Osborne 

Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Reif, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Roberts 

Mr. William V. Romans 

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Scofield 

Servpro of Central Chester County 

Simpson Meadows 

Ms. Sandra Stolarski 

Ms. Cathie Voit 

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Walker, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry J. Watson 

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Wilson 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Wingate, Jr. 

Teti Family Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Louis N. Teti 

Thorndale Rotary Jay Edge Community 

Service Scholarship 

Thorndale Rotary Club 

Trajabay Endowed Fund 

Mr. Andrew Merz & Ms. Anne Broussard 

United Way of Southern Chester County 


United Way of Southern Chester County 

Planned Gift Donations 

Uptown! Entertainment Alliance Fund 

Ms. Veronica Balassone 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bedwell 

Mr. & Mrs. D Christopher Benfer 

Mr. Francis X. Bennett, Jr. 

Mr. Bob Blasiotti 

Mr. & Mrs. David F. Bortner 

Mr. Scott Braunschweig 

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart B. Brooks 

Mr. Edwin Brownley 

Mr. & Mrs. Mike Cassidy 

Ms. Susan H. Casso 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Catanach 

Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Cavin 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Chmelewski 

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Comerford 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Donaldson 

Ms. Katharine P. Dunlevy 

Fedler Associates 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Felice, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Finnaren 

Ms. Linda Foster 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gallagher 

Mr. Neil Gentry 

Mr. & Mrs. John Gormley 

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A. Granger 

Mr. & Mrs. Gary R. Green 

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Grohol 

Mr. Michael Hartman 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles W. Hendrixson 

Mr. Thomas P. Hewell 

Mr. & Mrs. Y. L. Higgins 

Mr. & Mrs. Mattew Hussion 

Ms. Judi K. Ivins 

Mr. Richard Jaffe 

Ms. Kathleen Byrnes Jarrett 

Mr. James D. Jefferis 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Jefferis 

Dr. & Mrs. Craig W. Jester 

JWM & Associates 

Mr. & Mrs. S. Damon Kletzien 


Mr. John V. Learson 

Mr. John L. Lilley & Mr. Robert J. Lohrmann 

Mr. William W. Long, III & Ms. Ann D. Duke 

Mr. Joseph E. Lorini 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lukens 

Mr. & Mrs. Deborah J. Lyons 


MacMichael Management Services dba Meineke 

Car Care Center 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew H. Madsen 

Mr. Chadd Martin 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard May 

Mr. & Mrs. Margaret M. McGill 


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Mr. & Mrs. R. Grant Merrill 

Mr. Charles D. Mitchell 

Mr. Richard S. Nafe 

Gregory B. Nalencz, Esq. 

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard P. Nalencz 


Mr. & Honorable Ray H. Ott 

Dr. Neil Pennington 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P. Phillips 

Mr. & Mrs. Chip Porfido 

Mr. & Mrs. Greg Radford 

Ms. Elana Randall 

Mr. Robin Ratliff 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Ross 

Mr. Philip J. Rymiszewski & 

Ms. Linda Ives 

S Bar 10 

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Salvitti 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Scott, Jr. 

Mr. John Patrick Seyler & Ms. Jessie Cocks 

Mr. & Mrs. John Shea 

Mr. A. Roy Smith 

StanAb 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Stancato, Jr. 

Ms. Rosalie Stancato 

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Sundwall 

Mr. & Mrs. Ashley B. Swayne 

Mr. & Mrs. Lewis F. Swayne 

Mr. & Mrs. John B. Swayne, III 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Swope, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Szelak 

Mr. Mark P. Thompson 

Mrs. Adriana Tilton 

Mr. & Mrs. Walker C. Tompkins, Jr. 

Dr. & Mrs. George Trajtenberg 

Mr. Paul Trevisan 

Ms. Barbara Triolo 

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Trotman 

Mr. Michael P. Tyson 


Vertical Realty 

Mr. & Mrs. Eric G. Vogel 

Mr. Alan P. Vukasovic 

The Walters Company 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Wampler 

West Chester Downtown Foundation 

Mr. David A. Wickard 

Mrs. Kathleen Wileczek 

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon R. Woodrow 

Zukin Realty 

Valor Bowl Fund 

ABC Paper & Chemical 

Avon Grove High School Sports Boosters 

Barnaby’s West Chester 

Bishop Shanahan High School 

Brewer Sheet Metal 

Buffalo Wild Wings 

CCDSIG Buddy Walk 

Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Ceribelli 

Coatesville Area School District 

Conestoga Gridiron Club 

Mr. & Mrs. W. John Crawford, Jr. 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Michael DiMarco 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Dinnocenti 

Downingtown East H.S. Football Booster Club 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Drochek 

East Senior High Football Booster Associaton 

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Eppleman 

Exton Dental Medicine Associates 

Mr. Herbert G. Garbutt, Jr. 

Grand Sport Auto Body 

Great Valley Gridiron Club 

Henderson High School Football 

Booster Association 

Mrs. Adellyne Kelly 

Kennett Athletic Boosters 

Mr. H. F. Lenfest 

M&T Charitable Foundation 


Malvern Preparatory School 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Merrill 


Octorara Area School District 

Octorara Football Club 

Owen J. Roberts High School 

Famous Bucktown Boosters 

Oxford Area School District - PTO 

Oxford Football Boosters 

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel H. Polett 

Mr. & Mrs. John Restrepo 

Ms. Joan Russo 

Rustin Football Boosters Association 

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Schaub 

Seifert Family Fund/The Foundation 

for Enhancing Communities 

TD Bank 

TE Conestoga Football Association 

Mr. & Mrs. Toby R. Thomas 

Thomas A. Fillippo Foundation Trust A 

Tredyffrin/Easttown Middle School 

Unionville Quarterback Club 

Valor Bowl Camp 

Mr. & Mrs. David D. Vermeil 

Weston Solutions 

William M. Dunleavy & Co 

Vicky Ahlum Memorial Scholarship 

Endowed Foundation 

Mr. Michael T. Ahlum 

Mr. Daniel G. Brehm & Ms. Joanne Bowman 

West Chester Downtown Foundation Fund 

West Chester Downtown Foundation 

West Goshen Lions Club Foundation 

Mr. & Mrs. James A. Ferrier 

Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Lorenz, II, in memory 

of Elizabeth Sibi Corle, William Feltwell, 

Dick Jurlbrink, Bill Huebner, John Forcey, 

Ray Pollock, Lambert Skip Eichner, 

Frank Lucas and Marge Kelly 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Walsh 

West Goshen Lions Club 

Westtown-Goshen Rotary 

Frank Roia Scholarship Fund 

Mr. Samuel B. Long 

Ms. Patricia Pastelak 

Wharton Esherick Studio 

Preservation Fund 

The Wharton Esherick Museum 

Wharton Esherick Studio Site 

Maintenance Fund 

Wharton Esherick Foundation 

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Whitford Charitable Fund 

Mr. Robert Acciardo 

Mr. Arthur Adams 

Ms. Susan Adams 


Mr. Glenn Allison 

Mr. & Mrs. Costa J. Alvanos 

Mr. William Amarante 

Arader Tree Service 

Barton Educational Consulting 

Belfor USA Group 

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Bevevino 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry Bitzberger 

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Brisgone 

Mr. Ben Bruton 

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Burke 

Mr. & Mrs. William L. Cain 

Ms. Michele Campbell 

Mr. Timothy Campbell 

Mr. Allen Cardwell 

Mr. & Mrs. David Charlton 

Club Systems Group 

Mr. Chris Cole 

Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Collins 

Mr. Michael Conlin 

Conlin’s Digital Print & Copy Center 

Ms. Stacey Cowgill 

Mr. Frank DeMola 

Derma Sciences 

Ms. Nancy Deutsch 

Ms. Linda Devine 

Mr. Robert DiMarco 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Duncheskie 

Ms. Erin Dungan 

Mr. Mark Ellinger 

Mr. Boyd Fisher 

Mr. Ken Fissel 

Mr. Patrick Folan 

Mr. John Ford 

Mr. Maury Freed 

Ms. Karen Gallagher 

Mr. James Gehring 

Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Gore 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gorr 

Mr. David Grimes 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Hall 

Mr. & Mrs. Edgar W. Hart, III 

Mr. Warren Hatch 

Mr. & Mrs. Glenn A. Hibler 

Mr. Thomas Higgins 

Hilger Flick & Co. 

Mr. Bruce Hockman 

Mr. David Horowitz 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Hunt 

Immaculata University 

iPipeline 

IT Edge 

James J. Terry Funeral Home 

Mr. Tim Jefferis 

K2B Enterprises 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Katich 

Mr. L. William Kay, II 

Mrs. Patricia Kelly 

Mr. & Mrs. Harry W. Kennedy 

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kent, Jr. 

Mrs. Linda Kozak 

Mr. & Mrs. Leon A. La Rosa, Jr. 

Mr. John Ladden 

Ladden Golf 

Larosa & Associates 

Mr. William Lloyd 

Mr. Ryan Ludt 


Mr. Anthony Marangiello 

Mr. & Mrs. Steve Mariani 

Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Matecki 

Mr. Joseph Maurizi 

Mr. & Mrs. John W. McEvoy 

Mr. James McGarvey 

Mr. Steve Mills 

Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Mixon 

Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Moran 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Morris 

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Mullen 

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D Munts 

Mr. Alfred Myles 

Myles Group 


Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. O’Donnell 

Mr. Richard I. Orr 

Mr. & Mrs. Leo D. Parsons 

Mr. William J. Penney 

Mr. William H. Pierce 

Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Poli, Jr. 

Proconex 

Mr. Victor P. Rainsford 

Relative Care 

Mr. Ronald J. Rottmann, CCM 

Safe Harbor of Greater West Chester 

Ms. Marilyn Seide 

Seide Financial Group 

Mrs. Helen J. Semus 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Shenkin 

Mr. Andrew J. Sheridan 

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Simmons 

Mr. & Mrs. Jason D. Smith 

Mr. Kurt Spress 

Mrs. Sara Stone 

TLC Turf Services 

Mr. Joseph Toner 

Mr. Daryl Tunno 

Wegmans Food Markets 

Mr. Timothy Weir 

Mr. & Mrs. Ethan Weiss 

Mr. Michael C. Williams 

Mr. Tim Zito 

William & Anne Evans Jr. Endowment Fund 

Estate of Anne F. Evans 

Willistown United Methodist Church 


Mr. & Mrs. June A. Diromualdo 

Mr. LeRoy S. Kleinfelter, in memory of William K. 

Willistown United Methodist Men 

Willistown’s Okehocking Nature 

Center Fund 

Anonymous 

Ms. Elizabeth Barbis 

Mr. & Mrs. David Cohen 

Ms. Pamela A. Costanzi 

Ms. Kelly DeCurtis 

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Dunigan 

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Hutchin 

JPMorgan Chase and Co. 

Mr. Richard G. Lee 


Ms. Mary H. McLoughlin 


Mr. & Mrs. Rick Owens 

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald D. J. Ploeg 

Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Radcliffe 

Mr. John Sikorski 

Mrs. Loretta L Simon 

Mr. & Mrs. John C. Snyder 

Mr. & Mrs. Derek Stedman 

Ms. Catherine M. Stevenson 

Mr. Jack Taylor 

Ms. Penelope P. Watkins 

Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Westphal 

Willistown Friends Meeting 

Woody’s Woods Memorial Fund 

Mrs. Cathie N. Whitlock 

Zelinda LeBoutillier Charitable Foundation 

Estate of Zelinda LeBoutillier 

Please note: Please help us correct 

errors or omissions. Contact the 

Foundation at (610) 696-8211 or 

info@chescocf.org. Thank you for 

your understanding and assistance. 

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corporate 

sponsors 

Community Champion Sponsor 

Susquehanna Bank 

Susquehanna Trust & Investment Company 

Gold Sponsors 

Dansko 


GBH Foundation 

Hirtle Callaghan 


Silver Sponsors 

Buckley Brion McGuire Morris & Sommer 


Clay-Mir Foundation 

Fulton Bank 


Larmore Scarlett 

Meridian Bank 

Neuchatel Chocolates 

Sickler Foundation 

Stevens & Lee 

Sugartown Smoked Specialties 


West Chester University & West Chester 

University Foundation 

Bronze Sponsors 


Communication Test Design, Inc. 

Creative Capital Wealth Management 

Frens & Frens 

IMC Construction 

Krapf Bus Company 

Manito Title Insurance Company 

The Merz Group 

Pegasus Technologies 

Pennsylvania Trust 

Phoenixville Federal Bank & Trust 

Copper Sponsors 

A Basket Case 

Byers Acquisitions 

Country Fresh Mushrooms 

Countryside Consulting 

Glenmede Investment & Wealth Management 

OnThEdge Winery 

The Leland Leadership Group 

Paul R. Kopey & Associates 

Pembroke Philanthropy Advisors 

Radley Run Golf Club 

Rainer & Company 

Revak Consulting 

SRS Capital Advisors 

Sunset Hill Jewelers & Fine Arts Gallery 

Sylvia/Carter & Associates 

Whitford Golf Club 

Sweet Charity Corporate 

Contributors 

Site Sponsor 

Waterloo Gardens, Sweet Charity Host 

Thanks to each of these vendors for donating 

delicious desserts to Sweet Charity: 

Popular Vote Winner: Cakes and Candies by 

Maryellen ~ Cake Pops 

Professional Judges’ Most Creative Winner: 

Carlino’s Specialty Foods and Catering ~ Truffle 

Razz Pizzazz 

Professional Judges’ Best Dessert Winner: 

St. Peter’s Bakery ~ Keys to My Heart 

Brandywine Catering ~ Profiteroles 

Cupcakes Gourmet ~ Queen’s Lavender 

Delightful Desserts & Culinary Creations ~ Candy 

Sushi w/Ginger Creme Anglaise 

The Desmond ~ Dark Chocolate & Tarragon Panna 

Cotta w/Grand Marnier Crème Chantilly & 

Pistachio 

Dixie Picnic ~ Fancy Graham Napoleons 

General Warren Inne ~ Chocolate Fleur de Sel 

Caramel Cake w/Malted Pretzel Crunch 

Hartefeld National ~ Warm Country Bread Pudding 

w/Irish Whiskey Cream Sauce 

The Lincoln Room ~ Lemon Berry Lovelies 

MacDougall’s Irish Victory Cakes ~ Dassie’s 

Traditional, Patty’s Butterscotch Goody and 

Orangemen Cakes 

The Master’s Baker ~ Banana Hazelnut Crème Cake 

New Street Catering ~ Dessert Sushi 

Pulse Desserts by Linda Louise ~ Raw Vegan 

Cheezecake 

Samantha Julian Catering ~ Sandy’s Crème Puffs 

Ship Inn ~ English Toffee Pudding 

Strawberry Bakery ~ Gardenia Cake 

Whitford Country Club ~ Classic French Profiterole 

Sweet Charity Professional Judges: 

Mary Bigham, The Town Dish, Chester County 

Cuisine & Entertainment 

Amanda Karwic, Food Solutions 

Albert Lauber, Swiss Chocolatier, Neuchatel 

Chocolates 

Chef Liz Marden, Delaware Pastry Chef of the Year 

Dee Rogevich, PA Restaurant Association 

Guest Parting Gifts: 

Courtesy of Albert Lauber, Swiss Chocolatier, 

Neuchatel Chocolates 

Sweet Media Sponsors: 

The Town Dish 

Chester County Cuisine & Entertainment 

Kennett Paper 

Daily Local News 

BrandywineRadio.com 

Main Line Times 

County Lines Magazine 

DelCo News Network 

Thanks to Our 40+ Sweet Volunteers: 

Victoria Gardens Auxiliary 

West Chester Rotaract 

West Chester University Abbe Society 

West Chester University Friar Society 

West Chester University Phi Sigma Pi 

and all our former Community Foundation interns 

who keep coming back to lend a hand 

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Ben Franklin 

legacy society 

If you have named the Chester County Community Foundation or any of our funds as a beneficiary in your will, charitable 

gift annuity, charitable remainder trust, life insurance, or retirement plan, you are eligible for membership in our Ben Franklin 

Legacy Society. 

By joining our Ben Franklin Legacy Society, you make your intentions public and help inspire others. This helps to build a 

strong, vibrant philanthropic community. To join the Society, simply advise the Foundation of your intent. You can give to any 

existing fund, or create one of your own. To learn more about the Society and/or how to arrange your planned gift, 

contact the Foundation at (610) 696-8211. 

LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS 

Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bugel 

Mrs. Kimberly C. Collier* 

Margaret S. DeVinney* 

Mr. Eugene DiOrio 

William & Anne Evans Jr.* 

Mr. & Mrs. John A. Featherman, III 

Mr. & Mrs. David M. Frees, III 

Ms. Frances T. Herron* 

Mr. Richard J. Hutton* 

Mrs. Zelinda LeBoutillier* 

Dr. Bronwyn L. Martin (2) 

Matthew 25 Fund 

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. Moskowicz 

Plymouth Charitable Fund 


Mr. Craig Lincoln Tucker 

Mr. Christopher Lockwood Vaughan 

Anonymous Estate (3)* 

Anonymous Estate Bequest to benefit Kennett High School 

Scholarship Fund* 

Anonymous of Bryn Mawr 

Anonymous of Chester Springs (2) 

Anonymous of Cheyney 

Anonymous of Coatesville (2) 

Anonymous of Devon 

Anonymous of Downingtown (2) 

Anonymous of Exton 

Anonymous of Hilton Head, SC 

Anonymous of Jennersville (3) 

Anonymous of Kennett Square (5) 

Anonymous of Kimberton (2) 

Anonymous of Malvern 

Anonymous of Media 

Anonymous of Mendenhall 

Anonymous of New York City, NY 

Anonymous of Paoli (2) 

Anonymous of Parkesburg 

Anonymous of Phoenixville (2) 

Anonymous of Princeton, NJ 

Anonymous of Spring City 

Anonymous of West Chester (16) 

Anonymous of West Grove (2) 

Anonymous of Wilmington 

*deceased 

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finances 

CHESTER COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION 

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION as of June 30 

Audited by Umbreit Korengel & Associates 

Audited 

Audited 

ASSETS 2012 2011 

Cash & cash equivalents $3,215,459 $4,121,046 

Accounts receivable - 3,938 

Unconditional promises to give - net 389,454 602,209 

Prepaid expenses 11,770 9,632 

Loan receivable - 137,550 

Certificates of deposit 1,504,465 1,166,212 

Marketable securities 26,848,479 26,933,000 

Property & equipment – net 524,245 437,605 

TOTAL ASSETS $32,493,872 $32,244,980 

LIABILITIES 

Accounts payable & accrued expenses $54,131 $86,316 

Annuities payable 260,450 268,689 

Not-for-profit endowments 2,847,534 2,780,091 

TOTAL LIABILITIES $3,162,115 $ 3,225,096 

NET ASSETS 

Unrestricted – Board designated $28,917,007 $28,357,132 

Temporarily restricted 414,750 662,752 

TOTAL NET ASSETS $29,331,757 $29,019,884 

TOTAL LIABILITIES 

AND NET ASSETS $32,493,872 $32,244,980 

staff 

Karen A. Simmons 

President/CEO 

Beth Harper Briglia, CPA, CAPR 

Vice President 

Donor Services & Grantmaking 

Lisa M. Slawinski 

Advancement Manager 

Terri Gaugler Meyers 

Finance & Administration Manager 

Your Part-Time Controller TM 

Controller 

Michael DePrince 

Jaclyn Muddiman 

Jon Raber 

Erin Taylor 

Thu Vo 

Student Interns 

Earned Income 18% 

Contributions 82% 

Management & 

Administration 6% 

Fundraising 7% 

Grants & Programs 87% 

The Foundation thanks our West Chester 

University interns for their hard work 

during 2012, and we wish them well in 

their post-college careers: John Allegretto, 

Alicia Kordalski and Courtney Potts. 

sources of funds 

uses of funds 

To obtain a copy of the audit or IRS990, contact the Community Foundation 

at (610) 696-8211 or info@chescocf.org 

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The Chester County Community Foundation connects people 

who care with causes that matter, so their philanthropy 

makes a difference now and forever.

The Lincoln Building | 28 W. Market Street | West Chester, PA 19382 

610.696.8211 | www.chescocf.org | info@chescocf.org 

Credits: 

Design: The Merz Group 

Printing: Offset Impressions 

Mailing: Prestige Mailing Service 

Photography: Scott Rowan, Peter Hannon 

Lincoln Building Artwork Credits: Jesse Hulse, Josh Barker, Hirtle Callaghan, 

West Chester Dream by John Hannafin, Kathryn Young Deaville

2012 ANNUAL REPORT - Chester County Community Foundation

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