KidsAbility Gratitude Report 2022

2021-2022 | Gratitude Report

Thank
You!
It’s easy to celebrate large accomplishments like
serving our community for 65 years. But here at
KidsAbility we put a special emphasis on the small
celebrations. And each time a child and their family
begin their KidsAbility journey, we think of
you, our supporters.
Two constants remained throughout 2021-2022: KidsAbility’s commitment to
families and the loyalty of our donors, partners and generous community. It was you
who helped build stronger families and a healthier community so that even our
youngest children progressed towards their goals, supported by our expert clinicians
and dedicated support staff of over 300 who bring their best every day.
KidsAbility connued to meet the needs of children, youth and their families in the most
responsive ways – whether in person or using technology – each according to their
needs. KidsAbility is grateful to the Ontario government for its investment in pediatric
rehabilitaon which enabled us to expand our community-based programs. In addion,
new ausm funding allowed us to introduce early intervenon programs such as the
Caregiver-Mediated Early Years and the Entry to School program. Each of these
iniaves connue our commitment to promote barrier-free access to services and
help children and youth live happier and healthier lives.
Children with developmental needs have been negavely impacted by the pandemic.
Demand on pediatric therapy connue and have never been higher. To begin to solve
these complex problems we established a Bright Ideas staff campaign to design,
implement, and evaluate the impact of new approaches to improve access to care.
In the fall, our organizaon completed an accreditaon process with Accreditaon
Canada. It was a pivotal moment for our team to proudly showcase our exceponal
work of upholding the safety and quality of family-centred care during a parcularly
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challenging me. KidsAbility received an unprecedented Exemplary Status and an evaluave score of 100%, a proud accomplishment that
demonstrates our commitment to clinical excellence.
KidsAbility was quick to recognize the challenges that some children experience in receiving a vaccinaon. We were excited to host Special
Accommodaon COVID-19 Vaccinaon Clinics in partnership with the Region of Waterloo and Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph Public Health Units.
In total, 21 sensory-friendly vaccinaon clinics were held over four months with nearly 100 KidsAbility staff generously volunteering their me and
experse to help 600+ children and youth region-wide get vaccinated. And we are gearing up to do the same for the youngest members of our
community in the fall of 2022.
Our community gave generously through KidsAbility Foundaon fundraising campaigns and events in 2021/2022 — $2.7M was raised to provide
life-changing pediatric therapy and services, innovave programs and technology to help children achieve their goals. Our Superhero Challenge
was a community success with family and corporate parcipants and teams raising awareness and funds alongside our Rogers media partners
and our presenng sponsor, Linamar.
Donaons remain crically important, for as much as we have to celebrate in providing services to over 14,000 children and youth, referrals connue
to rise as does the cost to provide therapy. Even with provincial government funding received, over 2,000 children currently wait on average 29 weeks
for an inial assessment. Like you, we believe no child should wait to access the support they need to thrive.
In response, our Foundaon will connue to engage the united and collecve power of our community to address this gap. Donaons are simply
life-changing for a child and essenal to ensure the needs of families are counted, realized and supported in their KidsAbility journey. These are
excing mes ahead— ones that we will realize together with you.
We will lead with innovaon to find new soluons for complex challenges to address wait mes across programs and services. We will pursue clinical
excellence by employing caring and compassionate staff who are experts in their field. We will dream big as we engage each of our stakeholders
to envision the best possible experience with KidsAbility. And in all we aim to achieve, we will act with diligence to uphold values of integrity,
collaboraon, accountability, inclusion and respect.
As an organizaon and a community, we will seek the brightest possibilies so that every child, family, volunteer and staff member will be able to
achieve their full potenal.
Kate Durdan
Board Chair
KidsAbility Foundaon
Lisa Talbot
Execuve Director
KidsAbility Foundaon
Peter Haney
Board Chair
KidsAbility
Linda Kenny
Chief Execuve Officer
KidsAbility
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KidsAbility
at a glance.
As they journey with KidsAbility, every child
receives the support they need to express
themselves fully, with a plan and resources
to get there, and the experse to nurture
them along the way.
65,252
Client
visits
2,005
Children waiting
for therapy
300+
Dedicated staff
members
29
Weeks (average)
waiting for assessment
282
Families benefiting
from Interpreter
Services
2,697
Generous
donors
Children and youth served
4
14,331
Additional
$2.7M
Total funds
children
raised served through donations
8
Supporting
Rotary Clubs

“
It’s been really important to me as a first-time mother to
do everything possible to help Everleigh blossom. It is very
challenging navigating this unknown territory. KidsAbility
and their team of therapists and social workers have been
instrumental in helping Everleigh and our family.
They work together to help us learn to advocate as well as
introduce us to a world of resources and equipment that
allow her to be supported and communicate.
I’m in a much better place to explore every day with Everleigh
because I know they are there for us and really care.”
– Becca, Everleigh’s mother

Serving our
community
better.
At KidsAbility, we know that providing an
environment where each family feels connected,
welcomed, included and supported is the best
way to serve our community.
When our therapy teams noced some parents of Eritrean descent struggling to
understand their child's diagnosis of ausm, they were keen to understand how
families felt about the diagnosis and their expectaons. Our therapists knew if they
could improve their cultural understanding of Eritrean customs and beliefs, they could
explain to families what their child could achieve in ways that were most meaningful
and impacul to them.
Cultural conversaons emerged through a virtual workshop in partnership with KW
Mulcultural Centre, KidsAbility’s community provider for interpreve services. From
firsthand accounts given by local Eritrean community leaders, therapists and support
staff were introduced to customs and beliefs, learning about values related to food,
educaon, medical diagnosis, and disabilies.
“Receiving a diagnosis of ausm can be challenging for any family,” explains Clinical
Manager Jessica Adams. “Within the Eritrean culture specifically, we learned that
some parents feel exceponal guilt about their child’s diagnosis. By increasing our
cultural understanding, we build trust with families so that we can be more responsive
in supporng their needs and the services we offer for their child.”
Speech-Language Pathologist Martha Plienegger benefited greatly from the workshop.
She now brings a new perspecve on the different ways culture can influence how a
family defines success.
For Martha to best meet the needs of Eritrean families, an interpreter joins her therapy
sessions with families to describe her words, acons and techniques in Tigrinya (the
Eritrean language). Together, they review weekly goals and discuss expectaons
they’re aiming to achieve.
Buoyed with this new focus, Martha feels beer equipped to shi her pracce
examples in therapy to make them more valuable and relevant for families on their
journey with KidsAbility.
“Knowing that Eritrean families come to me believing I’m the specialist who will ‘fix’
their child helps me to engage differently with them,” shares Martha. “And when
language barriers are removed, it is easier for families to understand and appreciate
their shared responsibilies as part of the therapy for their child. I now see that parents
understand even the smallest steps their child makes, with everyone valuing and
celebrang the outcomes together.”
Diversity is a pathway to strength and equity, so we acvely seek it out in all aspects of
our work. Thanks to financial support from our generous community, over 282 families
benefied from Interpreter Services with the most requested language being Arabic.

A year to celebrate.
Rotary Waterloo 21 st
Annual Golf Fore KidsAbility
$34,369
McDonald’s
McHappy Day
$32,262
“December to Remember”
Drive-thru Santa Visit
Tim Hortons
Smile Cookie Week
$95,000
Rotary Club of Kitchener
Car Draw
$12,811
Entry to School
Program Opens
June 2021
September 2021
October 2021 November 2021 December 2021 March 2022
Rotary Clubs of KW
Catch the Ace
$24,000
Together with caring and
compassionate supporters like you,
we create an inclusive community
where every child is valued.
KidsAbility Superhero
Challenge
$171,000
Special Accommodaon
COVID-19 Vaccinaon Clinic
(600+ Vaccines)
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KidsAbility is stronger
thanks to the community
support we receive.
Every holiday season since 2006, Charloe Cromarty dons her apron, readies her
to-do list to host dinner for over 80 friends and fellow congregants at her Heidelberg
home she shares with her husband, Bill, and sets an unwavering goal to raise funds
by cooking for the cause and the kids that she loves. To date, she esmates she’s served
530 pounds of turkey, 225 pounds of ham, 45 giant bags of potatoes, and far too many
pies, cookies, squares and tarts to count.
When it wasn't possible for Charloe to invite guests this past December, she penned a
leer to encourage them to make an in-lieu donaon. They responded wholeheartedly.
Over the last 16 years, Charloe and her guests have contributed over $38,000 –
inspired by a child or grandchild who have received services or delighted by seeing
their previous donaons make the greatest impact.
“My dinner guests see their gifts put into
action to help children. They continue
to give because they want that
care to continue.”
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The Elaine Ormston Outstanding Supporter Butterfly Award
celebrates the impact of specific individuals and members of our
wider community whose time, talent, energy and passion extends
far beyond their financial generosity.
Pictured: Elaine Ormston and Charloe Cromarty
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“KidsAbility’s work is
vitally important in our
community. At ATS we
work with a desire to
make tomorrow better
than today, and I feel that
sentiment connects our
organizations. It is the
ATS employees who make
what we do possible, and
this award is a great
source of pride for the
entire ATS family. Thank
you for this honour.”
- Andrew Hider, CEO of ATS.
Pictured: ATS employees receiving the Elaine Ormston Buerfly Award
What does community philanthropy look like when you’re a leading global
manufacturing company with over 1,200 local employees in your workforce?
For ATS Automaon, giving back is founded in where they live, work and play and
extends beyond the organizaon’s financial generosity to KidsAbility.
Rooted in their belief to build sustainable communies and create environments
where diversity and inclusion are valued, team members of ATS collaborated with
our therapists to engineer hands-on pediatric therapy equipment to encourage
motor movement and muscle memory. Team members lent their soware
programming experse towards improving our communicaon devices so that our
therapists can beer support children with their communicaon needs.
And they’ve donated baery-powered specialty cars to our Go Baby Go program for
toddlers with limited mobility to assist with outdoor movement, socializing and
confidence building.
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To solve complex
problems, we identify,
welcome and embrace
innovative solutions.
Pressures on pediatric therapy at
KidsAbility have never been higher. In
response, we recognize new approaches
are required to best meet the growing
needs of our community.
Celebrating
innovation.
At KidsAbility, we believe every problem is an unrealized opportunity in disguise,
and we seek to help our teams idenfy such opportunies.
Thanks to the support of donor-funded resources, we launched our Innovaon
Hub—a virtual space that brings together staff as creators, and includes innovators,
community leaders and academics to advance creave ideas and soluons for
enhanced family-centred client care.
Under this iniave, the Bright Ideas program invites staff to idenfy a problem and
explore soluons. They receive a variety of supports, training and professional
development opportunies to develop their research, collaborate with peers and
other community experts and connect in an environment of learning.
By building partnerships with academic instuons and recognizing the strengths of
student-led lab research, we aim to produce measurable outcomes from this work
to provide improved quality of care to our families and improve access to care to
reduce wait mes in our community.

Celebrating your impact.
Thank you for the trust you place in KidsAbility Foundaon with your donaons to support
the mission and principles of KidsAbility. These funds are invested in life-changing pediatric
therapy and services, innovave programs, the latest technology and to support areas to
meet the greatest needs in our community.
Where Support Comes From:
Individuals (35%)
Foundation Grants (32%)
Corporations & Organizations (23%)
Bequests (6%)
Rotary & Service Clubs (4%)
Fiscal Year 2021 - 2022
What Your Support Provides:
Direct Therapy & Supports (78%)
Capital & Materials (17%)
Specialized Programs (5%)
KidsAbility Foundaon is a non-profit organizaon (Charitable Registraon Number: 890894 3673 RR0001). We act with integrity, transparency and
accountability to maintain top recognion with Imagine Canada’s Naonal Standards Accreditaon Program.

Thank you for your generosity.
As a donor, you make a difference! Through your generosity, children and youth have the opportunity
to realize their full potential.
Champion’s Circle
($50,000+)
Estate of Ruby Benne
Lyle S. Hallman Foundaon
Estate of William McGregor
TD Waterhouse Private Giving Foundaon
Tim Hortons
Toyota Motor Manufacturing Canada Inc.
Wallenstein Feed Charitable Foundaon
Anonymous - 1
Leader’s Circle
($20,000–$49,999)
Ginny Adams
Catch the Ace (KW Rotary Clubs)
George Weston Ltd.
and Colonial Cookies
Estate of Brian Hamill
Joyce Harry
Daniel Kappeler
Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundaon
Jim and Sue Hallman Family Fund
May Court Club of Kitchener-Waterloo
Elaine Forbes Ormston
and Charlie Ormston
The PEER Group Inc.
Rangers Reach Community Fund
Dr. William Rickert
and Karen Dotzenroth-Rickert
Ross & Doris Dixon Charitable Foundaon
Rotary Club of Kitchener-Grand River
Stanley Black and Decker
Witzel Family
Anonymous - 1
Partner’s Circle
($5,000–$19,999)
Tim and Emily Adams
Antolin Enterprises Inc.
o/a McDonald's Restaurants
Estate of Bey Argue
Kim and Cam Ball
Brick & Co. Restoraon Ltd.
Ted and Mary Brough
Browns Socialhouse Waterloo
Brad Carr and Susan Wagler
CIBC Children's Foundaon
CIBC Private Wealth Allan Bush
Investment Team
COBS Bread
Conestoga Mall
Connect Tech Inc.
Daniel and Susan Deboer
The Demarais Family
Michael Duschenes
Eleven Foods Corp
o/a McDonald's Restaurants
Margaret Forwell
Ken and Naomi Freiburger
Georef Systems Ltd.
Global Risk Management Instute Inc.
Google
Grainharvest Breadhouse Inc.
Granite Homes Inc.
Marc and Nicole Harkins
Holly Harkins-Manning
and Richard Manning
Jane Hill
Hislacan Homes Kitchener-Waterloo Inc.
Jay Fencing Ltd.
Jennifer Roggemann Law Office
Jim and Lorna Blair
Charitable Foundaon
Jonathan and Judy Kaufman
Wayne and Tammy Kemick
Hartman and Brenda Krug
Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundaon
50 Plus Team
Florence Louise Marsland Fund
Eric and Muriel Misch Family Fund
Pollock Family Fund
Dr. Mary Law and Brian Law
Dr. Desta Leavine
Gary Levene and Deborah Eisenberg
Linamar Corporaon
Andrew Macaulay
Manfred and Penny Conrad
Family Foundaon
Manitoulin Transport Inc.
Leanne and Dean McIntyre
MTE Consultants
Ontario Seed Co. Ltd.
McCarter Grespan Lawyers
Raymond James Ltd
Rotary Club of Guelph
Rotary Club of Kitchener
Rotary Club of Kitchener-Westmount
Harold and Violet Seegmiller
Memory of Christy Simard
Stanley Park Rosemount Preschool Inc.
Strassburger Windows & Doors
Lee Taggart and Family
TD Wealth Management Inc.
Trillium Mutual Insurance Company
Volkswagen Waterloo
Waterloo Regional Police Associaon
Colin and Erin Way
Rob and Michele Way
David Wesall
Elly and David Yach
Michael Yeo
Your Neighbourhood Credit Union
Anonymous - 5
Ambassador’s Circle
($1,000–$4,999)
Adventure Guide Inc.
Art's Recreaon Centre Limited
Audi Kitchener-Waterloo
Marina Barnsjn
BDO Canada LLP
Eric Beam
Benefacon Foundaon
Wendy Benne
Katherine Bergman
Steve Bienkowski
Bob and Judi Blowes
BMO Bank Of Montreal
Michael and Gay Booth
Mary Boucher
Doug Brock
BSE Electrical Contractors Inc.
Bustard Chrysler
Cambridge & North Dumfries
Community Foundaon
Ginny Adams
Carol and Reg Petersen Fund
Cambridge Tour de Grand
Patrick and Nancy Cardillo
CCW Inc.
Challenger Motor Freight Inc.
Charity Commiee
CHAR Technologies
Charitable Impact
Charies Aid Foundaon of Canada
Chrisan Labour Associaon of Canada

Bob and Lavonne Collins-Wright
Corporaon of the City of Kitchener
The Cowan Foundaon
James Cranston
Curl for a Cause
D'Arcy's Dog Training & Pet Services
Adrian and Cathie DeCoo
Bob and Mary Donnelle
Agnes Doyle
Kate and John Durdan
Mark Eamer and Nicole Weber
Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada
Equity Associates Inc.
Kristan Fawce-Beshara and Rene Beshara
Fidelity Investments Canada Ltd.
Leonard and Mary Friesen
Frontstream Inc.
Linda and Rob Gallivan
Tom Galloway
Galt Cambridge Lions Club Inc.
Gemini Homes
Geotab Inc
Gi Funds Canada - Mark & Jenny Guibert
Sean and Julie Gomes
Donna Gordon
Gowlings WLG
Grant Thornton LLP
Robert and Lynda Grant
Greater Golden Horseshoe Mortgage
Alliance - Maximum Results Team
Grobe Nursery Ltd.
Guelph Community Foundaon
Jack and Nancy Sinclair Fund
Guelph Police Services Board
Hall Equine Services Professional Corporaon
Hallman Construcon
Sandra and Gregory Hanmer
Chrisne and Rob Henhoeffer
Hero's Fountain Internaonal Ltd.
Pat Herzog
Manfred and Ute Hilgers
Valerie Hoag and Kevin Curs
Homewood Suites By Hilton
Cambridge/Waterloo
David and Judy Horman
Dr. Gary Houslander and Mary Houslander
Cheryl Hugill and Harry Kozak
Barry and Shirley Humphrey
Dr. Robert Hunter and Kay Hunter
The Integras Group
Investors Group
Doug and Diane Jones
Josslin Insurance Brokers
Linda Kenny and Jim Brown
Bill and Lynda Kirkland
The Kiwanis Club of Cambridge
Julia and Patrick Klann
Klondike Homes Ltd.
Patricia Kno
KPMG
Caryl Kratz
Dennis and Susann Kuepfer
Donna and Kevin Kuppers
Kitchener Waterloo Community Foundaon
Audrey and Gerald Moser Trust
Kwik Lok Ltd.
Labstat Internaonal Inc.
Erna Letson
Dietrich and Karin Look
Mary Lynch
Macho Movers Inc.
Manulife
Market Fresh Meat & Produce Inc.
MarshallZehr Group Inc.
Darrell and Karen Marn
Shelley Marn
Maryhill Annual Golf Tournament
Maximum Results Team
Remax Real Estate Centre
The McConnell Family
Fran McConnell
John and Barbara McCrory
The McGinn Brothers
McMaster University
Melloul Blamey Construcon Inc.
Stephen Menich and Mary Cullen
Meridian Credit Union
Mersynergy Charitable Foundaon
Dianne and Bruce Monteith
Janice Moore
Gary and Karen Moershead
Liz Motz
MWKidco Ltd.
Natasha Pedersen
Home Group Realty Inc., Brokerage
Nicole Neil
Nick Noonan
Bud and Carol Norman
Opmist Club of Twin Cies
Waterloo Region
Orthopedic Associates of Kitchener
Orthopedic Bracing Soluons Inc.
PayPal Giving Fund Canada
Howard and Rosemary Pell
David and Linda Perston
Ingrid Petersen
PoloCorp Inc.
Gary Pooley
Suds / Jiffy Lube
RBC Foundaon
Mary Lou Reiner
Rogers Communicaons Inc.
Rolmaster Conveyors (1993) Inc.
Douglas and Joanne Ross
Rotary Club of Cambridge - Preston Hespeler
Rotary Club of Fergus-Elora
Rotary Waterloo
Rundle Chapter 108, OES
Samuel Roll Form Group
Stephanie Scandre
Schiedel Construcon Incorporated
Fred and Charlene Schiedel
Scoabank
Jean Seegmiller
Wendy and Edward Seegmiller
Sandra & Graham Dare
Harvey and Kim Sims
Sleeman Breweries Ltd.
Penny Smiley and Bill Cormack
Jerry and Sandra Smith
St. Michael Medical Pharmacy
Keith Stanger
Steelcra Inc.
Douglas Steep
Steve Kidd Employee Benefits Consulng Inc.
Bryan and Joan Stewart
Strategic Charitable Giving Foundaon
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
Beth Tackaberry
Lisa and Jim Talbot
Target Markeng & Communicaons Inc.
Erica Tennenbaum
Dr. Peter Thornback and Liz Thornback
United Way Waterloo Region Communies
United Way of Toronto and York Region
Lisa and Peter Vohsemer
WalterFedy
Wasteco
Waterloo Chrisan Reformed Church
Way-Mar Inc.
Kim Weber
Dr. Ron Weiler and Joan Weiler
Wellington Catholic District School Board
Westmount Golf & Country Club
Win-Leader Corp.
Winmar Guelph
Elizabeth and Cam Witmer
Dr. Mary Anne Witzel and Jim Walker
Woodhouse Group
Trevor Woods
Bill and Jane Young
Youth and Philanthropy Iniave Canada
Anonymous - 27
You make
brighter
futures
possible!
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Legacy of hope.
Thanks to our endowment donors, the investment income from
our funds provide a vital source of financial support to KidsAbility.
Donor Directed Endowment Funds
Brian and Chrisne Hamill
Children’s Therapy
Bill Herzog Endowment
Roy Brown Bursary - Rotary Club of
Kitchener - Grand River Bursary
Marta Wolanowska-Yeo Memeorial
Carol Shantz Bursary
Mary Anne Witzel Staff Educaon
Kim-Roggemann Family Fund
Endowment Funds
Fred and Ruth Stork Family
Witzel Family
Ruby Benne
Katherine Gray
David J. Wesall
Barry and Shirley Humphrey
and Family
David Sutherland and Family
MTD Products Limited
Ralph and Phyllis Forbes
Susan and Jim Harkins
Ormston Family
Walter and Florence Marn
Marks Supply Inc.
Elly and David Yach Family
Peter and Heather Schwartz Family
PEER Group Inc.
John & Mary Lynch
Nelson and Ruth Kraus Family
The Smiths
Dr. Ralph and Ginny Adams
Jane G. Hill
Peter Etril and Marilyn Snyder
John and Mary Ann Marn Family
$1,772,860
$323,872
$137,150
$69,469
$64,888
$39,373
$26,200
$1,000,000
$420,509
$254,961
$214,475
$205,000
$170,700
$150,000
$148,000
$132,860
$125,000
$122,423
$120,835
$111,205
$100,000
$100,000
$100,000
$93,405
$85,000
$75,000
$71,566
$69,846
$67,785
$65,465
Peter and Bey Sims
Alison Sims
Wayne and Tammy Kemick
Margaret A. Forwell
Cindy and Jim Bridge Family
Larry and Margaret Marsland
Home Hardware Stores Limited
In Memory of Alix Houston
Marc Harkins and
Nicole Millee Harkins
50 Plus Team
Corporaon of the City of Kitchener
D. Cornwell - P. Finnigan
William H. Kaufman
Marjorie and John Acheson
Bob Warren
Gordon and Jean Riedlinger
Jack and Shirley Weber Family
Ron and Joan Weiler Family
Joan and Bryan Stewart
G.D. Henderson Family
Florence Louise Marsland
Bob and Judi Blowes Family
Bill and Jane Young Family
Dimitri Murugesu-Buder
Harvey Sims
City of Waterloo
Michele and Rick Doktor
Jon and Judy Kaufman
Pollock Family
Metzger-Mack
Elaine A. Forbes Ormston
Jim and Sue Hallman Family
Curs and Mary (Heath) McCone
$58,899
$56,560
$55,260
$54,340
$50,300
$50,000
$50,000
$45,925
$45,343
$42,350
$40,000
$40,000
$39,685
$37,516
$36,300
$32,000
$30,925
$30,670
$30,000
$30,000
$29,650
$27,490
$26,133
$26,000
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
$25,000
$22,100
$10,000
KidsAbility
Board of Directors
Peter Haney, Chair
Janna Cameron
Adrian DeCoo
Vikki Dupuis
Kate Durdan
Theresa Fischer
Sean Gomes
Sandra Hanmer
Ann Hovey
Mary Law
Rick Marn
Eileen Polson
Elizabeth Witmer
Gwen Yun Weng
Legacy Society Members
Legacy Society members have included a Legacy Gi for
KidsAbility in their Will or financial plans. These
thoughully designed gis ensure a brighter future
for our kids.
Ginny Adams
Cindy and James Bridge
Wendy and Jamie Buder
Hilary Coates
James Cranston
Margaret Forwell
Sue and Jim Hallman
Carl and Joyce Heck
Chrisne and
Rob Henhoeffer
Judy Horman
Barry and Shirley Humphrey
Chrisane and Hans Kahlen
Jonathan and Judy Kaufman
KidsAbility Foundation
Board of Directors
Kate Durdan, Chair
Todd Aitchison
Suk Bedi
Shankha Bhaacharyya
Dave Brune
Wayne Chang
Leslie Doherty
Sue Hallman
Peter Haney
Valerie Hoag
Alex Kinsella
Donna Kuppers
Kate MacDonald
Jennifer Roggemann
Eric Strassburger
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Jeff Klompus
Louise Leonard
Mary Lynch
Melissa Martz
Lynda and John
Moseley-Williams
Elaine Forbes Ormston
Howard and Rosemary Pell
Bill and Heather Spall
M. Verhaeghe
George Walsh
Rob and Michele Way
Dr. Ron Weiler
David Wesall

Thank you for investing
in brighter futures for
kids and their families!
Our Mission:
KidsAbility empowers children and youth with
special needs to realize their full potenal.
Our Vision:
Potenal realized.
Our Values:
Inclusion, Respect, Collaboraon,
Integrity, Accountability
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