WRC 2021-2022 Annual Report

Memo: To WRC Community
Re: Ongoing pandemic
Your perseverance is our
W HY.
Turn t he page
to find out how.
ANNUAL
REPORT
JULY 1, 2021 - JUNE 30, 2022

Whether it was your turn to reach out FOR help or to OFFER help,
WRC’s work continues because of you – because of your courage, your
perseverance, and your grit as we face daunting obstacles and the
ongoing pandemic together.
“WRC has
helped me
greatly get
to where I am
today and will
be extremely
helpful with
helping me
navigate
tomorrow.”
~ WRC client
The psychological and financial recovery from a difficult challenge
requires an uphill journey — often much longer than we would like it
to be. Experts estimate that it takes 3-5 years to regain one’s financial
footing after a divorce. With the prevalence of physical and systemic
violence against women, especially women of color, the recovery
process becomes even more challenging and painful.
Angela Duckworth, author of Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance,
argues that grit (defined as the ability to pursue goals with passion
and perseverance as if they are a marathon and not a sprint) is more
important to one’s success than your intellect or IQ.
It is through our shared grit, passion and perseverance this year, that
WRC was able to ...
• provide the highest number of Counseling sessions in our 47- year
history, in addition to continuing virtual minimal-cost Legal
Consultation and Helpline support,
• launch the pilot Financial Stability program, along with volunteer
financial and career coaching, to support long-term financial stability
for women
• restore Girls Lead to pre-pandemic participation levels, and
• implement a shared commitment to equity and inclusion for all
women and girls
Thank you for sharing your passion and perseverance with WRC as we
work to create a world where every woman and girl has the resources,
tools, and support to thrive!
Marina M. Zivik
President, Board of Directors
Cheryl Brubaker
Executive Director
Helpline 701-314-HELP (4357)
info@womensrc.org
113 W. Wayne Avenue, Wayne, PA 19087
Admin 610-687-6415
www.womensresourcecenter.net
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PERSEVERANCE IN THE COMMUNITY
Looking towards the future
Service Statistics FY22
INFORMATION AND
REFERRAL HELPLINE
FINANCIAL STABILITY
SERVICES (NEW)
Sessions
COUNSELING
FAMILY LAW
PROGRAM
GIRLS
LEAD
services as of October 2021
817
CALLS
388
RESOURCE
COORDINATION
39
FINANCIAL COACHING
1,667
SESSIONS
209
CONSULTATIONS
179
PARTICIPANTS
23
CAREER COACHING
Our Mission
The Women’s Resource Center helps women and girls successfully navigate life’s transitions and inspire
others to do the same. By providing resources, tools, and support for today, we create hope for tomorrow.
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INFORMATION & REFERRAL
HELPLINE
The Helpline is a gateway to local resources
as well as to WRC’s programs and services.
“ Your organization has been so helpful to me through all of this.
I can’t thank you enough for all of your help and advice.
~ Helpline caller
Helpline
Volunteers
Patty Davis
Megan Hand
Donna Hansen
Pat Jacona
Fareez Krishnaswamy
Fran Ley
Susan Markley
Rita Russo
Linda Stine
Nancy Woolf
701-314-HELP (4357) or email info@womensrc.org
01
02
03
04
05
47
average age
of Helpline callers
Family Law Assistance
Abuse Services
Counseling and Mental Health Support
Affordable Housing
Basic Services
68%
earn $29,000
or less
Top Five Reasons for Calling WRC’s Helpline
Volunteer Linda Stine
working from home
answering a Helpline call
Who answers
the Helpline?
The WRC Helpline is volunteer
driven, with training and guidance
provided by Helpline Coordinator
Debbie Bell and other WRC staff.
How did COVID-19
affect the Helpline?
WRC volunteers answered the
Helpline safely from home using
remote technology, so that
Helpline callers and emailers
could reach resources during
the ongoing pandemic.
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WHO WE SERVE ...
by demographic
RESOURCES TO GO:
Debbie’s Dispatch
A feature of WRC’s emailed
newsletter, Debbie’s Dispatch
provides helpful resources each
month to over 2,000 readers.
Past Dispatches have highlighted
Resources for Senior Women,
Mental Health Resources, and
Maternity & Infant Care Resources.
To receive Debbie’s Dispatch, please
visit womensresourcecenter.net and
sign up for WRC’s monthly newsletter.
by county
“The women that call
the Helpline have so
many challenges and
hurdles to overcome.
It could be domestic
abuse, lack of secure
housing and other
basic needs, or a
stressful
custody
battle or
divorce.
There are
no easy or
short answers
to any of these
issues. The
women that call
us have to have
perseverance. That is
why we are here to
support them and help
them find their own
strengths to persevere
by giving them
information, resources,
counseling support,
legal assistance, and
just listening in
a respectful and
compassionate way.”
~ Helpline Coordinator
Debbie Bell
Helpline Coordinator Debbie Bell
Market Valuation of the Helpline
If WRC were to charge for its Helpline, at $50/call, the Information
and Referral services over the past year would be valued at $40,850!
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COUNSELING
The Counseling program seeks to instill long
term resiliency and coping skills so that clients
can successfully navigate life’s challenging
transitions now and into the future. WRC’s
Counseling team is led by Clinical Director Kai
Qualls, M.A., LPC. Kai oversees two counselors
and four counseling interns.
Serving during the ongoing Pandemic
The pandemic brought with it additional layers
of complexity and challenge for our clients, with
increased pressures leading to more prevalent
anxiety and depression. The Counseling team
responded to both the heightened need and
complexity of client issues, and offered services
regardless of client income and based on a sliding scale.
Lori Mandour Benedict
Counselor
Kai Qualls
Clinical Director
Lydia Lawson
Counselor
Counseling saw its session count increase by 14%
over the prior year. Indeed, in responding to the
community’s needs, Counseling at WRC has grown
over 560% in sessions over the past six years!
Kelly Pohlig
Counseling Intern
Brittany Pride
Counseling Intern
Lindsay Siron
Counseling Intern
Deanna Crawford
Counseling Intern
Safety during the pandemic continued to be a
prevalent concern last year, and the Counseling
team used a HIPAA compliant online therapy portal to
engage with clients individually and in group courses.
Additional Counseling Resources
This past year, Counseling supplemented its services
with an eight-week Mindful Clarity group training
course, emphasizing mindfulness and meditation
techniques, as well as an eight-week Anxiety group
course, which taught skills in reducing anxiety and
increasing resilience in the face of uncertainty.
The Counseling program shares some of its resilience
techniques through Sassy’s Blog, named after the very
astute cat of our Clinical Director Kai Qualls. WRC
counselors contribute to this resilience-based blog.
When asked about perseverance
and our clients, Clinical Director
Kai Qualls quoted Confucius:
“It doesn’t matter how slowly you go,
so long as you do not stop.”
“ You have been an invaluable
resource for me.
~ Counseling client
Read Sassy’s Blog: womensresourcecenter.net/news
Market Valuation of Counseling Services
The total market value of our Counseling services last year (assuming a market rate of $125/hour),
provided to our clients at little to no cost, was nearly $200,000!
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FINANCIAL STABILITY
Program Manager
Karen Chonofsky
Resource Coordinator
Kimberley Johnson
WRC’s new program to meet
the community’s evolving needs
WRC launched the Financial Stability program to help
women achieve incomes that would meet their household
expenses while growing financially. Women earning a low
income are often stymied in a cycle of poverty. Research
done by WRC concluded that four factors were key in
influencing financial stability for women: agency &
resilience, education, income and assets.
These four areas are supported by Resource Coordination,
Financial Coaching, Career Coaching, Counseling, and an
18-month PHEBE cohort. PHEBE stands for Persistence,
Hope and Endurance in overcoming Barriers to Equity.
The PHEBE cohort’s aim is to bring greater awareness
and understanding of agency and resilience in the face
of structural barriers.
“
It is a great service for any woman
in need, glad to get the help
I received when I needed them.
~ Financial Stability client
“It takes a lot of
perseverance to become
financially stable,
especially since the
start of COVID-19 and
the job losses women
have experienced.
We strive to be a
partner in their corner
to ensure that they can
persevere and achieve
their goals, by helping
them manage their
household budget,
identify higher-paying
career opportunities,
and providing resources
to answer their legal
and financial questions.”
~ Program Manager
Karen Chonofsky
Resource Coordinator
Janice Lehrer
Volunteer Financial Coaches
• Paulette Girod
• Suzanne Kersten
Volunteer Career Coaches
• Diane Perrymore
• Linda Gloner
PHEBE Cohort Facilitator
• Danielle Siwek
Resource Coordination
Interns
• Brittany Pride
• Michaela Cutarelli
CPA Affiliate
• Donna Pironti
Market Valuation of Financial Stability Services
The total market value of our Financial Stability services this past year
(assuming a market rate of $125/session) was $56,250. Our clients received
these services at little to no cost to them.
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WRC's Volunteer
Attorneys and
Affiliate Attorneys
Volunteer Attorneys
Julie Auerbach
Mark Bleczinski
Donna Cantor
Lindsay Childs
Colleen Coonelly
Jenifer Donahue
Kim Dudick
Liam Duffy
Theresa Hartzell
Michael Kleinman
Steve Koense
Beth Ann Marshall
Jean Moskow
Cris Pastore
Marie Patterson
Jim Pierce
Jennifer Riley
Steve Rubin
Jerry Shoemaker
Dawn Sunday
Andrew Taylor
Virgie Vakil
Randi Vladimer
Affiliate Attorneys
Julie Auerbach
Mark Bleczinski
Donna Cantor
Lindsay Childs
Anthony DiFiore
Liam Duffy
Theresa Hartzell
Melissa Iacobucci
Michael Kleinman
Nicole Labletta,
Estate Attorney
Jean Moskow
Cris Pastore
Jennifer Riley
Steve Rubin
Lyn B. Schoenfeld
Randy Hope Steen,
Estate Attorney
Andrew Taylor
Virgie Vakil
FAMILY LAW PROGRAM
Divorce, Custody, Support
Legal Services Coordinator
Kim Dudick, Esq.
WRC is one of the few organizations in
the greater Philadelphia area to offer
low-cost Family Law consultations on
divorce, custody and support. Local
Family Law volunteer attorneys offer
consultations in half hour segments,
scheduled by WRC.
Many women who use this Program
are in financial need and are going
through the divorce process without legal representation. Many
are also in unhealthy relationships in which they experience
financial, physical, and / or psychological abuse.
Attorney Kim Dudick, Supervising Attorney at the Law Offices
of Jennifer J. Riley, coordinates our Family Law Program.
The attorneys in the program work pro bono for WRC. The
consultations are held virtually with the participating attorney,
due to the ongoing pandemic. In addition to these Legal
Consultations, WRC offers referrals to local affiliate attorneys who
provide a one-time consultation for free or at a reduced rate.
Currently, WRC offers virtual Family Law consultations
six times monthly, with times available on our website:
womensresourcecenter.net
“
I am immensely grateful for your services. The PA Family
Law resource guide and the consultation have helped me
feel much more confident and in control of my situation.
Guide to Family Law
~ Family Law client
“It takes a lot of
perseverance for
clients to even
reach out to
WRC. Our Legal
Consultations
seek to provide
each client with
the necessary
tools, such as
legal knowledge
and resources,
to build upon
that perseverance
and take the next
steps in any
family law
matters.”
~ Kim Dudick, Esq.
WRC also offers an in-house publication called A Guide to Family Law in Pennsylvania
at a nominal cost. This easy to read primer helps women understand the legal
processes surrounding divorce, custody and support and the court fees involved.
Market Valuation of Legal Consultations
The market value of our Family Law consultations and referrals, assuming a
lawyer’s fee of $350 per hour, climbed to nearly $90,000 last year. Our program
is offered at very low cost and during the pandemic, accessible virtually.
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GIRLS LEAD
Volunteer Girls Lead
Program Director
Kristen Burd
Girls Lead helps
mostly middle
school girls with
untapped
leadership
potential,
who are chosen
by their guidance
counselors,
develop leadership
and life skills
that help them avoid pitfalls common to
adolescent girls. A WRC literature review
revealed four common protective skills:
communication, conflict resolution,
decision-making, and problem solving.
WRC facilitators instill these skills during
the first half of the 17-session program.
During the second half, facilitators guide
the participants in conceptualizing and
implementing a Leadership Project,
which uses their newly honed skills
“
Outcomes
Market Valuation of the Girls Lead Program
to benefit their school and greater
community. At the end of the program,
Girls Lead hosts a conference bringing
the cohorts from the different schools
together to present their Leadership
Projects to each other.
This past year, Girls Lead was
implemented virtually and in-person
at 13 participating schools in Chester,
Delaware and Montgomery counties.
Girls Lead is needed more than ever and
is thriving despite the ongoing pandemic.
Life skills that help girls become more
assertive in their relationships while
considering multiple viewpoints, managing
conflict, expressing themselves with
confidence and making good decisions
are a priority during times of high stress.
The virtual conference successfully brought
together the 179 participants over Zoom
with the theme: “Girls Can Do Anything!”
It has honestly helped me speak up
about issues that need to be solved.
~ Girls Lead participant
79%
reported improved
conflict resolution skills
82%
reported improved
decision-making skills
89%
reported improved
problem-solving skills
66%
said they would pursue
future leadership roles
84%
reported improved
communication skills
Girls Lead is philanthropically funded and is offered at no cost to schools and
program participants. The market rate of Girls Lead training is $1,500/participant,
bringing the valuation of the entire program to $277,500!
“Perseverance is
the willingness
to try despite
adversity. Girls
Lead enables girls
to realize their
own strength,
bettering
themselves and
their communities,
even through
the most recent
challenges.”
~ Kristen Burd
2021-2022
Participating
Schools
Academy Park
High School
Darby Township
Middle School
Fugett Middle School
Interboro High School
Norwood Middle School
Peirce Middle School
Phoenixville Area
Middle School
Radnor Middle School
Springfield Township
High School
Springfield Township
Middle School
Stetson Middle School
Tinicum Middle School
Toby Farms
Middle School
Facilitators
Danielle Siwek,
Lead Facilitator
Mary Kate Howard
Marissa Rosenzweig
Amy Stein
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EDUCATIONAL INITIATIVES
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
WRC thanks Board member Bridgett
Battles for leading our Diversity,
Equity & Inclusion Taskforce. The DEI
Taskforce, comprising members of
the Board, staff and volunteers, leads
the planning and implementation of
WRC’s strategies related to embracing
diversity and strengthening equity
and inclusion for all members of the
communities we serve. Key initiatives
over the past year included the
development of WRC’s Commitment
to Diversity, Equity & Inclusion,
inviting feedback from clients,
volunteers, and staff regarding how
included they felt in their interactions
with WRC, expanding the Diversity
Spotlight feature of the email
newsletter, and the development
of strategic objectives for WRC’s
diversity, equity and inclusion work
for the next three years.
One client shared that she had
utilized WRC’s counseling and legal
services. The client shared that
her counselor was “compassionate
and kind and really helped her to
empower herself” and the attorney
was helpful as well. The client stated
that she “was treated with respect
from the first time she called” and
was so appreciative because she is a
recent immigrant and is not always
treated this way.
DEI Taskforce Chair Bridgett Battles
Women Speak
Women Speak, WRC’s interview TV show, continued into its third year in collaboration with MLTV-Main Line
Network on its television and YouTube channels. Host Dr. Mojdeh Keykhah, WRC’s Director of Development and
Communications, interviewed Nicole Stephenson, Executive Director of the Society of Professional Women of
The Main Line Chamber of Commerce and Kristy Olinger, an Organizational Development Consultant with the
Consumer Bank at Citizens Bank and member of its Women’s Impact Network. Due to COVID-19, the interviews
were conducted over Zoom.
In the Press
WRC is grateful to Board Member Jennifer Bilotta, Public Relations Chair, for helping to engage these and other
press opportunities over the past year to get the word out about WRC’s programs and services.
“A new program focused on helping
women achieve financial stability”
~ Comcast Newsmakers interview
with Cheryl Brubaker
“For Women’s History Month,
tech trailblazer April Walker
offers wisdom based
on experience”
~ WHYY interview with
Breakthrough Breakfast speaker,
April Walker; same article picked
up by The Philadelphia Tribune
IN THE
PRESS
“How one resource center
is helping women”
~ NBC10 @Issue interview with Cheryl Brubaker
and State Representative Melissa Shusterman
“What’s going on [at] the
Women’s Resource Center”
~ iHeart Radio interview
with Cheryl Brubaker
“Girls Lead helps teen girls
tap into their inner leader”
~ Fox29 interview with WRC’s Girls Lead
cohort at Academy Park High School
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WRC EVENTS & HAPPENINGS
Breakthrough Breakfast with April Walker
WRC held its first Breakthrough
Breakfast on April 29, 2022 at
the Philadelphia Country Club in
Gladwyne, PA. STEM trailblazer
April Walker, General Manager of the
US Microsoft Technology Centers,*
enthralled audiences in her “fireside
chat” with Erin Coleman of NBC10.
A greater Philadelphia area resident,
Walker shared the inspiring and
riveting story of her rise through the tech industry over three decades. In
addition to her incredible STEM career, Walker serves on advisory boards for
leadership programs that support Black women seeking career advancement.
WRC is grateful to April Walker, Erin Coleman of NBC10, and major event
sponsors Comcast NBCUniversal, Firstrust Bank, Philadelphia Macaroni
Company and Thomas Jefferson University and Jefferson Health.
Breakthrough Breakfast speaker
and STEM trailblazer April Walker
*Currently Senior Vice President, Customer Success at Salesforce
Party with a Purpose (PWAP)
raises funds for WRC
Advisory Council and Fund Development Committee members Kate Hermans and
Liz Weber hosted their 6th annual Party with a Purpose to benefit WRC on March 18,
2022. Guests enjoyed hors d’oeuvres and drinks on an unusually balmy March evening.
Nearly $15,000 was raised for WRC’s programs and services in the community from
this event. Thank you to all our PWAP contributors and hosts Kate and Liz!
Giving Tree
at Party with
a Purpose
State Senator Amanda Cappelletti
visits WRC
WRC is grateful to be a recipient of a generous $50,000 PA
Department of Human Services grant this past year to support
Resource Coordination within our new Financial Stability Program.
This program helps women successfully manage life transitions
by equipping them with resources, financial coaching and career
coaching. We thank Senator Amanda Cappelletti and her office
for securing this opportunity to empower women in need in our
community. We were honored to have the Senator visit us on
December 16, 2021 to make an announcement about this grant
and to give a check presentation.
State Senator Amanda Cappelletti
presents grant check to WRC
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USE OF FUNDS
The Women’s Resource Center is committed to integrity and transparency in our fiscal management, ensuring that
all contributions are used according to the donor’s intentions and in a manner that will have the greatest impact
for those who need our services. The organization’s audited financial statements can be obtained by calling our
administrative line at 610-687-6415.
Revenue
$630,251
Individual Contributions 18%
Foundation Grants 41%
Government Grants 7%
Employee Retention Credit 6%
Investment & Interest Income 2%
Contributed Services & Facilities 15%
Sliding Scale Client Payments 1%
Corporate Contributions & Grants 5%
Special Events 5%
Organizations & Clubs 0.1%
TOTAL 100%
Other Comprehensive Income: -55,518 Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments
Expenses
$660,434
Girls Lead 14%
Family Law 9%
Counseling 27%
Financial Stability 16%
Helpline 15%
Administrative 7%
Fundraising 12%
TOTAL 100%
Note: WRC’s net loss for the fiscal year was covered by an Economic Injury Disaster Loan to sustain
core services throughout this pandemic year.
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WRC STAFF, BOARD AND ADVISORS
Staff
Debbie Bell
Helpline Coordinator
Cheryl Brubaker
Executive Director
Kristen Burd
Volunteer Girls Lead Program Director
Karen Chonofsky
Financial Stability Program Manager
Heide Clark
Administrative Assistant
Kim Dudick
Legal Services Coordinator
Mary Kate Howard
Girls Lead Facilitator
Kimberley Johnson
Resource Coordinator
Mojdeh Keykhah
Director of Development
and Communications
Lydia Lawson
Counselor
Janis Lehrer
Resource Coordinator
Lori Mandour Benedict
Counselor
Nancy Park
Interim Administrative Assistant
Kai Qualls
Clinical Director
Marissa Rosenzweig
Girls Lead Facilitator
Danielle Siwek
Lead Facilitator, Girls Lead
Amy Stein
Girls Lead Facilitator
Board of Directors
Marina Zivik, President
Chief Tax Officer, Livent
Suzanne Kersten, Vice-President
Governance Committee Co-Chair
Consultant, Employment Practices
Solutions, Inc.
Christine Topping, Secretary
Event Committee Chair
Financial Services, Plutus Financial Group
Tameka Morris, Treasurer
Director, Investor Relations,
UGI Corporation
Bridgett Battles
DEI Taskforce Chair
Director for Community Engagement
and Supplier Diversity, Thomas Jefferson
University & Jefferson Health
Carmen Billups
Finance and Event Committees
Senior Tax Manager, KPMG
Jennifer Bilotta
Public Relations Chair
Vice President, Communications, Comcast
Jeanne Carter
Event Committee
Director, Human Resources,
Fresenius Medical Care North America
Patti Conlan
Fund Development Committee
Retired Specialties Market Manager,
Arkema, Inc.
Robert Flood
Fund Development Committee Chair
Founding Principal, LC Advisor, LLC
Nadia Gallagher
Governance Committee
Director of Internal Audit, Livent
Kara Goodchild
Program and Governance Committees
Executive Director and Assistant
General Counsel, JP Morgan Chase
Tapesh Kotwani
Governance Committee
Director, Talent Acquisition, North
America, Saint-Gobain North America
Diane McCammon
Governance Committee Co-Chair
Senior Manager, Cigna
Rebecca Perkins
Fund Development Committee
Certified Divorce Financial Analyst,
Senior VP, Investments,
Raymond James & Associates
Committee Members
Bev Borton
Program Committee Chair
Marciana Bradley
Governance Committee
Nicole Bruno
Finance Committee
Cheryl Carleton
Program Committee
Tyler Dornbusch
Event Committee
Karen Doyle
Program Committee
Mike Filano
Fund Development & Event Committees
Paulette Girod
Program Committee
Jessica Guadalupe
Governance Committee
Kate Hermans
Fund Development Committee
Lydia Holiat
Fund Development Committee
Talli Holmes
Fund Development Committee
Jennifer Saverio
Finance Committee
Liz Weber
Fund Development Committee
Advisory Council
Ellie Barger
Millie Bell
Shannon Breuer
Karen Clay
Diane Dalto
Brenda DeFeo
Sandra Donahue
Joslyn Ewart
Michelle Flamer
Anne Hamilton
Kate Hermans
Carol Jane
Lisa Kohn
Gayla McCluskey
Jami Wintz McKeon
Phebe Novakovic
Barbara Pettit
Shelley Potente
Stephen Prichard
Tracey Saunders
Jacqueline Segal, Esq.
Martha Tavantzis
Betty Uhlman
Liz Weber
Lynn Yeakel*
Debra Yelson
*Passed away January 2022
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2021-2022 DONORS
Founders
($10,000 +)
BLBB Charitable
Charles M. and Joan R. Taylor
Foundation, Inc.
Independence Foundation
The Mariposa Wish Foundation
Mrs. Gayla McCluskey
and Dr. David Humphrey
PA Department of Human Services
Philadelphia Foundation
Phillies Charities, Inc.
Radnor Educational Foundation
Stanley and Audrey Goldstein Foundation
Wilbur C. and Betty Lea
Henderson Foundation
Wyss Foundation
Stewards
($5,000 to $9,999)
AmeriHealth Administrators
Chester County Regional Education Services
Pete Citrenbaum
Delaware County Interactive Gaming
Revenue Authority
Firstrust Bank
Robert and Anne Flood
John Templeton Foundation
JP Morgan Chase
Phebe N. Novakovic
PECO (Exelon)
The Scholler Foundation
Thomas Jefferson University
and Jefferson Health
Township of Radnor
Peter Trentacoste and Dr. Mojdeh Keykhah
Innovators
($2,500 to $4,999)
The 1830 Family Foundation
Comcast NBCUniversal
Dolfinger-McMahon Foundation
Hoxie Harrison Smith Foundation
KPMG LLP
Lenovo
Livent Corporation
M&T Charitable Foundation
MassMutual Greater Philadelphia
Morgan Lewis & Bockius, LLP
Tameka N. Morris
Phebe and Michael* Novakovic
Phoenixville Community Health Foundation
Raymond James & Associates
UGI Corporation
Women's Way
Champions
($1,000 to $2,499)
Anonymous (2)
AAUW Valley Forge Branch
Joanne Baker*
Jennifer Bilotta
BLBB Matching Gift Program
Christian R. & Mary F. Lindback Foundation
Patti Conlan
The David Nation / Suzan Willcox Family
Fund of the Philadelphia Foundation
The DEFY Collective
Eleanor J. Roth Charitable Trust /
William A. Pietrangelo, Trustee
Joslyn Ewart
Fox Rothchild, LLP
Nadia Gallagher
Paulette Girod and Zachary Keegan
Global Tax Management
Kara Goodchild
Janet and John Haas
Mr. and Mrs. S. Matthews V. Hamilton, Jr.
Donna and Victor Hansen
June Leavy Charitable Fund
Dr. Laurie A. Loevner
Diane McCammon
Eileen McHugh
Jami and John McKeon
Anthony J. and Patricia A. Mendicino
The O'Connor Group
Rebecca Perkins
David Prewitt
Kathie Ryan
Dawn Sunday
Tekni-Plex
Christine Topping and Christopher Otten
The Wawa Foundation
Bill Webb
William Penn Foundation
Sustainers
($500 to $999)
Anonymous (3)
Always Best Care Senior Services
Jeremy and Ruth Anagnos
Julie Auerbach and Joseph Pfaff
Ellie and Jeff Barger
Theji Brennan
The Brevoort Fund
Brighthouse Financial
Karen Clay
Cobbs Creek Healthcare
Delaware County Medical Society
Public Health Fund
Maria Donahoe
Kimberly J. Emmons-Benjet
and Brian H. Benjet
Ernst & Young
Andrea Esqueda
John and Diane Fatz
Franklin Templeton Distributors, Inc.
Gibson & Perkins, P.C.
Susan and Jeffrey Goggins
Sarah and William Green
The Haverford Trust Company
Carol Jane
Kym and Brian Johnson
Suzanne Kersten
The Leader's Edge/Leaders By Design
Frances Ley
Main Line Family Law Center
Main Line Newcomers Club
Quyen Mark
Susan B. Markley
Monarch Staffing
Morgan Stanley - Solomon Kim
Pamela Northrop-Gundlach
Stephanie Ottone and Travis Henning
Celeste M. Powers
Putnam Investments
Ronald Rothrock
Jim Simpson and Trudy Rosato
Kristin Stitz and Scott Coleman
Tanya and Stephen Ullman
Wawa Corporation
Lynn Yeakel*
Debra Yelson
Susan Zaharchuk
Advocates
($250 to $499)
Anonymous (2)
Asher Slaunwhite Architects
Stephanie Barry
Carmen Billups
Bleczinski, Kleiman & Klein, LLC
Shannon Breuer
Gail Brittingham
James M. and Elinor H. Buck
Mary Burr
Elizabeth Campana
Erin Campbell
Suzanne and Douglas Cohen
Denise M. Dupont
The Foundation for Delaware County
Thomas and Anna Gerrity
Louise Hagstrom
Peter and Alice Hausmann
Ted Jastrzebski
Sumera Kazim
Barbara McCleary
Sue and Louis Metzger
George and Stephanie Migias
Dan and Amanda Monahan
Diana and David Morgenstern
13 | Women’s Resource Center Annual Report

2021-2022 DONORS
Natalie Nixon
Charles and Adele Oliva
David Panzera
Joyce Payne
Frank and Maureen Pellegrini
David and Cynthia Pelton
Margaret Ralph
Tyler Ridgeway
Mandy Rosenblum
Bonny J. Rue
Tom and Barbara Schraudenbach
Daniel and Michelle Scolnick
Sara Shepherd
Mary Lou Sterge
Betty Uhlman
Melissa Waetjen
Linda Walters
Binney Wietlisbach
Brenda Yanak
Najib Yatim and Tannaz Markazi
Friends
($100 to $249)
Anonymous (9)
Beth Albright
AmerisourceBergen
Kimberly Bankston
Millie Bell
Holly Simpson Berry
Marie Berstein
BMS Matching Gift Program
Dan Brennan
Jane Ann Bush
Lenore Bushlin
Patricia Carbine
Cheryl Carleton
Jeanne Carter
Judith Chernoff
Ayse Clay
Lori Colasanti
Monika Collins
Karen and Zach Conen
Ricardo and Robin Coroniti
Michele Daly
Brenda DeFeo
Michael and Tracey Delfiner
Anthony DiFiore, Esq
Sandra Donahue
Bridget Doyle and Barry Rabin
Jeannemarie Durocher
Sheila Fehrenbach
Fidelity Charitable
Michelle D. Flamer
Karen Fraley
Jean and Carl Fridy
Dr. Amy Fuchs
Christine Funkhouser
Patricia Grant
Carol Gray
Brendan Heck
Dr. Eileen Helzner, M. D.
Brooke Hermans
Daira Hertel
Mary Hoffman
Lydia Holiat
Talli L. Holmes
Mrs. Ken Hua
Carole Hughes
Alicia and Sean Kelly
Brian Kelly
Claude Kershner
Rose Kim
Lara Knudsen
Joanne and Joel Krackow
Fareez Krishnaswamy
Stephen Landstreet
Francine Leech
Stephanie McGee
Cathy McGrenra
Missy and Bob McQuiston
Gigi and Steve Miller
Kathy Moore
Sherrie Myers
Jean Neil
Pamela Elaine Nichols, Destined for
Greatness Enterprises, Inc.
Judith Olsen
Janis Pepple
Denise Pettit
Nancy Phelan
Donna Pironti
Shelley and Eugene Potente
Megan Ellis Price
Judith and R. L. Quinn
Christie and Brad Reed
Cheryl Lee Rice
Howard Rice
Lauren Rosenberg
Michael Russomano
Michele and Steven Selfridge
Michael R. Shapiro
Charlotte Sibley
Paula Singer and Howard Kaufold
Ann and Steve Sparkes
Janet Stead
Susan Stern
Joseph Tadeo
Michelle Taglialatela
Martha Tavantzis
Rita Taylor
Michelle Thorpe Petricca
Bonnie Andrews and Tim Perkins
Samuel Toth
Debbie Tracy
Trinity Wellness Center LLC
Francis Van Kirk
Elsa Wachs
Susan Walton
Elizabeth Weber
James and Donna Westlake
Donna White
Elizabeth White
Justin Woodruff
Nancy and Paul Woolf
Carolyn Wright
Fay Wright
Victoria Y. Young
Tribute Listings
In Honor Of:
Kate Hermans
Phebe Novakovic
Rebecca Perkins
In Memory Of:
Joanne Baker
Kathleen DiLullo
Jane Gammell
Denise Pistilli
Joan Taylor Prewitt
Anne “Nancy” Powers
Linda Rice
Eileen Rothrock
Judith Shepherd
Bea Trachtenberg
Jenny Webb
Significant In Kind
Donations and Services
Betsy Barron Photography
BLBB Charitable
Central Baptist Church
The DEFY Collective
Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC
Graham Media Partners
Kate and Paul Hermans
Howlite Creative
Lisa Kohn and Chatsworth
Consulting Group
The Main Line Chamber of Commerce
Deborah Patterson
Jennifer Lynn Robinson, Esq.
and Purposeful Networking, LLC
Wawa
Liz Weber
*deceased
If we have inadvertently omitted or misspelled a
name, we apologize. Please contact Heide Clark at
610-687-6415 or heide@womensrc.org to correct
our records.
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“This has been one of the hardest
years for me and my family. I have been
given a renewed sense of hope thanks
to the wonderful people at WRC. I am
beyond grateful.”
~ WRC client
Vision
The Women’s Resource Center envisions a world
where women, girls and their families have
the resources and support needed to flourish
through all stages of their lives.
Mission
The Women’s Resource Center helps women
and girls successfully navigate life’s transitions
and inspire others to do the same. By providing
resources, tools, and support for today, we create
hope for tomorrow.
Strategic Goals
1) Expand our intensive, consistent support to
address the needs compounded by the pandemic
and ongoing systemic inequities.
2) Increase sustainable funding and resources to
support continuation and expansion of services.
3) Ensure that WRC’s services and engagement
opportunities are accessible, culturally relevant
and welcoming of all women and girls
throughout the Philadelphia region.
Helpline (701) 314-HELP (4357)
info@womensrc.org
www.womensresourcecenter.net
113 W. Wayne Avenue | Wayne, PA 19087
Admin 610-687-6415