Bancroft Annual Report 2011

I was responsible for the conceptual development, photo art direction, and design of Bancroft’s 2011 Annual Report. A family theme was chosen because it conveys a sense of belonging and trust, and our audience is family members of people we support.

1. HEADQUARTERS
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2. Bancroft’s mission is to ensure that every person is
given opportunities for lifelong learning and fulfillment.
We do this by altering perceptions, and by supporting
those with intellectual and developmental challenges
and acquired brain injuries in achieving their life goals
as valued and respected members of our world.Our Mission
For 128 years, Bancroft has helped people make extraordinary gains. We’ve enabled people
who were once confined to institutions to blossom and live full lives in the community.
We’ve helped children with severe behavior problems learn to control their outbursts – and
open themselves to worlds of possibilities for happy, productive lives.
Such transformations occur every day at Bancroft. And that only inspires us to do more.
But to do so, we too must transform. We must strengthen ourselves in various ways.
During the last year, we developed a comprehensive “vision” for our future, with input from
those we support, families, staff, board members and others.
This exciting new vision is designed to guide us toward the brightest possible future, on
behalf of those we support:

In fact, such changes have already begun – and lives are transforming! For instance, we’re
creating modern environments through new, fully accessible homes on our Mullica Hill
Campus, and bringing state-of-the-art learning and communication technology into our
classrooms. The result: people are gaining greater independence and a better quality of life.
In addition, we ended the year with positive financial results, and continued to expand our
services to provide greater options for people who need our help.
Of course, there is still much work to do.
As you read through these pages, I hope you will be inspired by these stories of
transformation, just as I am. Each person we help is a living reminder of how important
our mission truly is. Please know that you play a vital role in these successes. We can only
change lives if we work together!
On behalf of each person and family we help, thank you for your support.
TONI PERGOLIN, PRESIDENT, CHIEF EXECUTIVE
TOGETHER... we are transforming lives
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IN PORTRAIT PHOTO, FROM LEFT:
Back row: Caroline Eggerding (staff), Randee Rubenstein (parent), Ray Welsh (parent,
board member), Ari Rubenstein, Kia Dreggs (staff), Bill Wills (parent), Sharmina Ransome.
Middle row: Jeffrey Swartz (board member), Peter Fisher, Wayne Hefner (staff), Valerie
Carmack (staff), Addison Carmack. Front: Jaden Ambroise, Eddie Smith.
ON THE COVER: Members of the Bancroft “family”
From the people we support and their loved ones, to our staff, board members and donors, we are the Bancroft family – dedicated to the organization’s mission and our shared future.
By 2014 our distinct ability to deliver high-quality, individualized services in modern living, learning and working environments will exceed stakeholder expectations and secure Bancroft as the region’s elite provider of services to people with intellectual disabilities, autism and brain injuries.
We will take great care to move our mission forward in a way that preserves those qualities that
continue to make Bancroft an extraordinary community.

3. …in students with autism and other
developmental disabilities
JADEN AMBROISE: NEW SKILLS MEAN A BRIGHTER FUTURE
Jaden is learning communication
and social skills, which will
help him in all aspects of life –
including in the workplace
one day.
– Kara Roman, Jaden’s teacher
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Jaden (left) and classmate Edgar
Santos-Borges are pals.
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Nine-year-old Jaden Ambroise is
happy and easy-going, according to
his dad. But just a few years ago –
before Jaden came to Bancroft – he
was often unhappy and upset. With
limited ways to communicate his
needs and desires, he would scream
and bite his finger in frustration.
At The Bancroft School, Jaden has
learned many words and can tell
people what he wants. He even won
an award for most-improved student.
Moreover, due to his autism, Jaden
once had little tolerance for new
people and places.
“Now he’s fine when we take him
somewhere new and he’s around oth-
er children,” says Jaden’s dad, Schiller.
“He definitely has a brighter future.”
“Jaden has transformed,” says his
teacher, Kara Roman. “He can now
ask for things, and say if he doesn’t
like something. He’s really come out
of his shell.”

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…in students with severe
behavioral challenges
EDDIE SMITH: POSITIVE BEHAVIOR BRINGS REWARDING LIFE
Eddie was in and out of different
special-needs schools because of
his behaviors. Now he maintains
a job; he follows instructions and
maintains his independence.
– Eddie’s dad, Ed Smith
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Transformations in the Pediatric Residential continuum
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As an adolescent on the autism
spectrum, Eddie Smith had spiraled
out of control. When he didn’t get
his way, he would punch, kick, bite
and throw things. He even refused
to go to school most days.
But in 2007 Eddie entered the Lin-
dens, Bancroft’s residential program
for youth with both developmental
disabilities and severe behavioral
challenges. And today, Eddie has
transformed so much that he’s able
to live in a Bancroft-supervised
home in the community. He attends
The Bancroft School and works in
the campus convenience store.
“I like going to school,” says 17-year-
old Eddie, who also enjoys bike-
riding and playing the card game
Uno. “I feel good about my life.”
“Eddie has come a long way,” says
his mom, Suzanne Clemente-Smith.
“Bancroft has done a very wonder-
ful job for him.”
Eddie (right) with staff member
Brandon Saunders.

5. SHARMINA RANSOME: LEARNING TO HELP HERSELF AND HER CHILDREN
Sharmina has changed drastically
since she came to Bancroft. She’s
calmer and more proactive; she
seeks out information to make
sure her children’s needs are met.
– Staff member Virgia Lemon
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Transformations at the Walker Center
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Sharmina and children Anaje (left) and Jiyon.
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…in parents with intellectual
and developmental disabilities
For Sharmina Ransome, it’s all about
the kids.
“My children and my family are the
most important things in my life,”
says the mom with developmental
disabilities.
Still, Sharmina needed guidance to
help both herself and her young
son and daughter. She found it
at Bancroft’s unique parenting
program, at The Walker Center in
suburban Philadelphia.
Today, Sharmina is “more confident
and more vocal in advocating for
her kids,” says staff member Virgia
Lemon. She’s taking classes to get
her high-school diploma while
aggressively looking for a job.
She says she’s transformed, and is
learning to be a better mom.
“I’m making goals for myself,”
states Sharmina, who dreams of
being a nurse. “I’m striving for
where I want to go in life… I can’t
wait to be more successful.”

6. …in adults with
acquired brain injuries
LEE MILLER: A NEW LIFE AFTER A BRAIN INJURY
Doctors said Lee would never walk
again. Today he’s winning races at
Special Olympics! He has a great
perspective on life, and now works
to help others.
– Staff member Bill Lewis
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Lee (right) with his Special Olympics medals
and staff member Jeanne Bozicek.
After a 1990 car crash, Lee Miller
was left with a brain injury and a
wide range of challenges. He was
unable to walk, and was angry and
withdrawn.
But today, Lee is a new man: he’s
an advocate and public speaker on
brain-injury issues, an athlete and
more. He’s gained a positive out-
look, and enjoys socializing again.
While Lee continues to need assis-
tance and rehabilitation, “it doesn’t
mean my life has to stop,” he says.
Lee started out on Bancroft’s Mul-
lica Hill Campus, and has continued
to progress to more independent
settings. Today, he lives by himself
in a Bancroft-supervised apartment,
and is an active and productive
member of his community.
Says Lee: “Bancroft has always
been there if I’ve needed support.”
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7. NOVEMBER 2010
Philadelphia-based Art-Reach recognized
Bancroft for helping people with disabilities
to access the arts and cultural activities.
NBC10 news anchor Dawn Timmeney
presented the prestigious award.}
Joan and Gary King
Lorraine and Wayne Kobular
Brian Kovacs
Maureen and John Krihwan
Elene and Marshall Kurtzman
The Estate of Walter J. Levy
Colleen and David Macalino
Jo Ann and Thomas Mara
Patricia and Bob Mate
Jill and Stacy McDowell
Henry E. McGrorry, Jr.
Drs. Pnina and Mark Mintz
Michael and Karen Mitchell
Elsie Nelson
Marsha and John Parker
Janet and Allen Pawling
Joy and Dr. Bernard Pekala
Maryellen and Rich Raymond
Michael Recine
Shirley and Thomas Reilly
Sharon and Seymour Reiter
Linda and Jeffrey Reuter
Frederick J. Rohloff, Esq.
Kathy and Wayne Ross
Barbara Stern
Sandy and Gary Stura
Kathleen R. Sutcliffe
Amy and Jeffrey Swartz
Barbara and Jack Tarditi
Tom and Colleen Rowan Valentino
Carol and John Van Orden
Linda Wasilchick
Dr. Howard M. Weinberg
Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard
Melissa Wheatcroft and Blair Talty
Gale and Bill Wills
Julie and Leon Zimmerman
$500-$999
Rita and Robert Beardsley
Sherry and Dr. Mark Bezzek
Holly and Michael Blackiston
Elissa and Eric Boory
Lois and Dr. William H. Bromley
Isabela and George Buff
Dolores and Raymond Burczyk
Martha Campbell
Susan Catherwood
Louise and Andy Cross
Gerald A. Davis
Anne and Tony DiBartolo
Nancy and Chuck Felmlee
Pam Fenner and Michael McLaughlin
Judy and Norman Ferber
Colleen and Edwin Ferren
Anni Fisher
Deborah and Theodore Flick
Carin and John Foster
Pamela and Edward Goldberg
Mariann Granrath
Julie Hansell
Margaret and Thomas Heer
Rebecca and Eric Hinderliter
Arnold and Sandra Kaminer
Ellene and Thomas Kowal
Peggy and Glenn Manochi
Natalie Marcon
John Martinsen
Jim McKeon
Patricia and Charles McLister
Marcie L.H. Merz, Esq.
Ann and Judge Herman Michels
Kathy and Patrick Mindas, Esq.
Brigette Neafsey
Rob Nestore
Nancy and William Patrick
Patricia Paul-Bakley
Dorothy and Don Praiss
Michael Rogers
Clair and Dean Rohrer
Jeremy W. Ryan, Esq.
Mary Salpas
Ardeen and Scott Schaefer
Karen Thoreson Schlesinger
Paula and Dr. Lawrence Siegel
Stuart Sobin
Susan and Daniel Swett
Kathleen M. Thompson
Lynn and Dr. Alfred Tomaio
Pat and John Turzanski
Renee Vala
Allan and Cookie Weinberg
Kathy and James Wheatcroft
Teresa White
Steven Yocum
under $500
Howard and Harriet Abel
Joseph Abrams
Megan Abrams
James and Carol Adams
Donna and Dean Adinolfi
Pam and Mark Adler
Rose Agostini
Maureen and Christian Aha
Mark Alessandrini
Sister Eileen Algeo, SHCJ
Clint Allen
Ethan C. Allen
Linda and Miles Allieri
Jeanne Allison
Nancy and Rick Alovis
Geanatta Alston
William and Mary Helen Altimairo
Carlo Amilcare
Renee and Charles Anderson
Elizabeth and George Angelo
Christine Antoine
Eileen Arentz
Margaret and Robert Atkinson
Deborah and Richard Auerbach
Daniel Bailey
Letitia Bailey
Mimi Baker
Phoebe Baker
Beth A. Bamberger and
Matthew A. Himmelstein
Gertrude Bampi-Nelson
Bernard and Joann Banks
Patricia and Douglas Barber
David and Alberta Baril
Edward and Marie Barnes
Andrea Baron
Nancy and James Barth
Thomas Bartus
Alice and Charles Bastien
Jennifer Bates
James Batruch
Tim Battista
Glennys and Thomas Battle
Dorothy Bauer and Alan Stein
Holly Bean
Judy Bean
Renee Beck
John M. Becker, Jr.
Mary and Michael Beckett
Patrick Beers
Elinor and Ernest Beier
Barbara Bell
Christin Bell
Janis W. Bell
Nancy Ben
Neil and Joy Ben-Isvy
Conchetta Benjamin
Karen Benjamin
Christine Benner
Denise and Richard Bennett
Linda Bennett
Mary Lou and Peter Bennett
Patricia and Clair Benson
Jillian Berkman
Rachelle and Dr. Douglas Berkman
Joan Berman
Sammy Bermudez
Myra Bernardin
Howard and Shirley Bernstein
David and Cecilia Bertone
Henry Betcher
Dolores Bianco
Bernard and Barbara Bieg
Ma Binas
Eileen Binstock
Peter Birbilis
Anne and Ronald Bird
Steven Bisgaier
Jim Bisignaro
Janeli Bitor
Evelyne and Zoubir Bittout
Jane and Lynn Biuckie
Arthur Black
Dr. Robert J. Blair, Jr.
Jessica Blessing
Joseph and Carol Bloch
Solomon Blocker
Eric Bluestone
Barbara T. Boguslaw
Kim and Martin Bohley
Beth and Gerald Bokunewicz
Theresa Boland
Carolyn and John Boliek
Kathy Boone
Joy Ellen Booth
Kevin Bothwell
Antonia Bottoms
Rosemarie Botts
Arlene Boutin and Bob Meinzer
Cherry Boyce
Lewis Boyer
Donna Boyle
Timothy and Patricia Boyle
Jeanne Bozicek
Michelle Bradshaw
Gawain Bragg
Philip and Iris Brater
David Bravo
Dianne and Daniel Breininger
Irene Brennan
Michael Brennan
Leo Brescia
Jennifer Breslin
Jennifer Brisbin
Ann Britton
Robert Brode
Adrienne and Dennis Brody
Lois and Dr. William H. Bromley
Dr. Steven Bromley
Ann and Gregory Bronczyk
Carol R. Brooks-Murphy
Christine Brown
David Brown
Debra Brown
Donna and Ronald Brown
Mecca Brown
Sandra Brown
Stephen Brown
Dawan Browning
Dr. Mary G. Brownsberger
Chris and Pat Bucco
Sara Buch
Doris and Howard Buchanan
Sally Buckalew
David Budd
Sudie Burbage, RN
Mary E. Burczyk
Sally Burns and David Marcus
Marijke and Peter Businger
Mike Cakavecchia
Lachlan and June Cameron
Kathryn Campbell
Nancy Canally
Grace Cannon
Carrie Canuso
Thelma Jeanne Capell
Ellen Caplan
Claudia Capritti and Robert Slimm
Kimberly and Stephen Caputo
Tammy Carbone
John Cardillo
Lisa Carle
Cheryl Carlson
Babette and Thomas Carnwath
Nancy and Edward Carr
Paula and Stephen Carroll
Amy Carter
Cheryl Carter
Michael Carter
Peter A. Cartwright
Linda and Patrick Casey
Shawn Casey
Dwight Castellanos
Edith Catling
Anthony and Roberta Ceci
Pat Chambers
Lalitha Harish Chandra
Bruce Chapin
Dolcey Chaplin
Carol Chapman
Anthony Charlton
Jean and William Chew
Marion Chorley
Maria Chornobroff
Patricia Churchill
Delores H. Churry
Colleen and Joseph Ciampoli
SEPTEMBER 2010
Planning began for the Bancroft Transition Program at
Camden County College, which launched the following
September. The program helps students with intellectual and
developmental disabilities transition to adult lives and jobs.
JULY 2010
Bancroft teamed with the Phillies for a special
night at Citizens Bank Park. More than 100
of us attended, thanks to board member and
former Phillies player Greg Dobbs.}
}
”
“
My family is so very lucky we
found Bancroft. And I should
know – I visited more than 60
other programs before choosing
Bancroft for my daughter.
– Carolyn Hodakowski
The individuals, corporations and organizations
named have generously supported Bancroft by
sponsoring or attending a special event, making
a gift to the annual fund or responding to a
special request with a grant.
CORPORATE & ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT
over $50,000
The Lebensfeld Foundation
Wawa Food Markets, Inc.
$25,000-$49,999
The Connelly Foundation
Kanalstein Danton Associates P.A.
TD Charitable Foundation
The Walmart Foundation
$10,000-$24,999
B.E. Smith, Inc.
Conner Strong Companies, Inc.
Costanza Builders Inc.
The Graham Company
Medical Data Management, Inc.
Stewart Business Systems
$5,000-$9,999
Adler’s Pharmacy LTC. Inc.
Archer & Greiner
Carlisle and Associates, LLC
Hatfield Quality Meats
Pepsi Beverages Company
The Philadelphia Coca Cola Bottling Company
The Philadelphia Foundation
The Phillies
The Prudential Foundation
Voorhees Pediatric Facility
$1,000-$4,999
Advocare, LLC
All Risk Property Damage Experts
Bank of America Matching Gifts Program
Birdsall Services Group
Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation
Brownstein Group
Catalyst Air Management, Inc.
Coastal Spine
The Comegno Law Group, P.C.
Continuum Health Alliance, LLC
Education Facility Management LLC
Ernst & Young, LLP
Hoeganaes Corporation
Holman Enterprises
Holy Redeemer Health System
Kennedy Health System
Med-Link Co.
Miele, Inc.
Miller Transportation Group
New Road Construction Management Company
NJM Insurance Group
Orthofix Spinal Implants
Parkhill Memorial Trust
Philadelphia Insurance Companies
Pinnacle Taxx
Powerplant Technologies Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Radwell International, Inc.
Retail Sites
Salerno & Son
Salmon Ventures Limited
Shipshape Landscape, Inc.
South Jersey Gas Company
Stradley, Ronon, Stevens & Young
TD Bank
Thompson Becker and Bothwell LLC
Virtua Health
Volunteers of America Delaware Valley
Waters Corporation
Xerox Corporation
$500-$999
Allied Beverage Group, LLC
Attolon Partners LLC
Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll, LLP
The Bank
Beneficial Mutual Bancorp, Inc.
Boynton & Boynton
Bromley Health Center
Center for Family Guidance, PC
Chelten House Products Inc.
Comcast Corporation
Cooper Neurological Institute
The Evergreens
Friends of Bancroft
General Mills Box Tops for Education Program
Grant Thornton LLP
Hinkle, Fingles and Prior
The Leader’s Edge/Leaders By Design
Linton’s Managed Services, Inc.
Nifty Packaging Products
Paparone Homes of Florida, Inc.
Platt Memorial Chapels Inc.
Princeton Weight Loss Program LLC
Quaker Valley Foods, Inc.
Ragone, Lacatena, Fairchild & Beppel, PC
RBC Royal Bank
Rowan University
T&M Landscaping & Lawn Service, Inc.
Target, Take Charge of Education
Taylor Wiseman & Taylor
USI MidAtlantic
WellNet Healthcare
under $500
$1.99 Any Garment Cleaners
1st Colonial Bank
ACE Group
Amon Associates, LLC
Anu Medical Spa
The Arc of Camden County Occupational
Training Center
Banisch Associates, Inc.
Beifeld Jewelers, Inc.
Benefit Consultants Group, Inc.
CBC & Son Inc.
The Club at Main Street
Consulting Engineer Services
The Cotswold Group
Crane Specialists, Inc.
Diener Brick Company
Dreyfuss Speech Services, Inc.
DuBell Lumber Company
East Greenwich Board of Education
Environmental Resolutions, Inc.
Fit For Life PT, Inc.
Five Below, Inc.
The Fraser Charitable Foundation
Funding Factory
Garden Club of Marlton
General Floor
Gertrude Hawk Chocolates
Glendale Builders, Inc.
Grotto Engineering Associates, LLC
Health Village
Henry D. Bean & Sons
Highway Equipment & Supply Co.
iGive.com Holdings LLC
Intercontinental Truck Brokerage, Corp.
Interocean American Shipping Corporation
Jaclyn Hoffman, Ed.D. & Associates
Johnson & Johnson
Kaplan Industries Inc.
Kingsway Learning Center
Knights of Columbus: Bishop Eustace
Assembly 652
Knights of Columbus: New Jersey State Council
Knights of Columbus: Queenship of Mary
Council 12004
Kulzer & Dipadova, PA
Larc School
Laureate Eta Chapter/Beta Sigma Phi
LECESSE Construction Services, LLC
Lindenwold Moose Lodge #548
Louis T. Roth Foundation
Lutheran Social Ministries of New Jersey
M3 Studios
Marathon Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc.
Marshall & Ilsley Trust Company
McAllister, The Service Company
Merck Partnership for Giving
Metropolitan Acoustics, LLC
MH Financial
Mother of Divine Providence Catholic School
Mustang Expediting, Inc.
Palermo Heart to Heart Foundation
Pathcom Incorporated
Pension Actuarial Consultants Inc.
Pilgrim Construction Corporation
Princeton Wealth Advisors of
Raymond James & Associates
ProMutual Group
Proxus, LLC
Quad Three Group, Inc.
Radiant Skin Care Center
Res-Kem LLC
Robert Wood Johnson Medical School
Rotary Club of Mullica Hill
Seashore Garden Living Center
Shamrock Heating and A.C., Inc.
South Jersey Eye Center
South Wilkes-Barre Little League
St. James Catholic Church
Stellar Machine Inc.
Sutcliffe Supply, LLC
Triple Threat Combat Sports
Varsity Pizza and Subs
VIP Auto Outlet, Inc.
Wilkes-Barre Fire Department
Athletic Association
Winning Strategies
The Woolard Family Foundation
Zallie Supermarkets, Inc.
INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT
over $50,000
The Foley Family
Elizabeth R. Moran
Joanne and Raymond Welsh
$25,000-$49,999
Karen and Jeff Harris
Laird Norton Company LLC / The Taylor Family
Lynda and Stewart Resnick
$10,000-$24,999
Barbara and Dr. Sheldon S. Berkman
Nola and Bob Farley
Flicker Family Fund
Mary Pat Meyer
Toni and John Pergolin
William W. Rooke
Lindsay and Evan Roth
Randee and Dr. Kenneth Rubenstein
$5,000-$9,999
Laura and Joseph Atkinson
Lillian and Thomas Burke
Suzanne and James Dwyer
Joseph Holman
Eleanor and Fred Meyer
Elena Petronio
Suzanne and Samuel Pignatelli
Virginia Rushmore
Anthony Schlesinger
Selena and Paul Tropea
JoAnne and Ron Williams
$1,000-$4,999
Lisa and Stephen Albanese
Lisa and Dr. Gregory B. Alberts
Henry Bean
Rosalyn and Laurence Belgin
Susan and Joshua Bennett
Michele and Martin Bieber
Dr. Enrico Bombieri
Susan Bombieri
Dr. Cynthia L. Boyer
Sue and Stephen Bruce
Kathy and Chris Capritti
Danielle Carroll
Virginia and Jim Carson
George D. Chant, Jr.
Nicky and Ted Chapin
Joseph Collins
Claudia Connolly and Thomas Hayevy
Alison and Vincent Conti
Diane and Kevin Corrigan
Karen and Anthony D’Ambrosio
Sally and Robert Danley
Dr. Caroline Eggerding and Lawrence D. Berger
Benjamin Ellis
William Fay
Joanna and Clem Fiori
Debbie and Joe Flamini
Dr. Kathleen and F. Gilday Freeman
Susan and Robert Freeman
Sandra Fromm
Michelle Habingreither
Harry Hayman
Joseph Hodakowski
Carolee Humphrey
Tracee and Benjamin Hunt
Donna and Michael Icovino
Dr. Michael Kahn
Elizabeth Kalellis
Kathleen and Dr. Daniel Keating”
DONORS We recognize and thank our donors for their contributions made during fiscal year 2011 (July 1, 2010 – June 30, 2011).
“
I give to Bancroft because
I know that it makes a
difference in someone’s life.
–anonymous donor
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OCTOBER 2010
We launched the reconstruction of our
Mullica Hill Campus. The project – slated for
completion in 2012 – is creating modern, fully
accessible residential and vocational facilities. }
MILESTONES

8. APRIL 2011
Leading healthcare executive Martin A. Bieber
(right) was named chairman of the Bancroft
Board of Trustees, succeeding Joseph Atkinson
(center). Mr. Bieber is president and CEO of
Kennedy Health System. }
Wayne Hefner
Elizabeth and John Heinz
Barbara and Joseph Heitman
William Hendricks
Edwin Hensle
Jeffrey and Judith Heppard
Jacqueline C. Herens
Diane and Gary Herman
Trudi and Irwin Herman
Denise Higginbotham
Louise and Harry Hill
Paul Hinderliter
Phyllis and Bruce Hinderliter
Susan and Callie Hinderliter
Catherine and Dr. Philip N. Hineline
Donna and Bob Hoey
James Hoff
Doris and Joseph Hoffman
Dorothea Hoffman
Nancy Hollingsworth
Jeffrey Holman
Barbara and Jeffery Holt
Patricia Holton
Linda and Michael Holtz
Maribeth and Kenneth Horn
Linda and Arthur Horneff
Michele Horner
Susan and Lawrence Horwitz
Peter Hovnanian
Elana Howard
David and Pamela Hozie
Francois Jean Huby
Sandra Huffman
Janet Huss
Patricia and Richard Hyde
Darma Ie
Christopher Ilconich
Karen and Anthony Ingenito
Dr. George O. Isaacson
Stacielee Isaacson
Steve Isackson
Sondra Jacob
Alice Jacobs
Daniel Jacobs
Mary Jacobs
Patricia and Carl Jacobs
Estelle Jacobson
Peggy and Dr. Allyn Jacobson
Kenneth Jadlowiec
Tina and Eric Jago
Laura James
Mary Janes
Carolyn and Dr. Scott Jarmain
Alicia Jarvis
Maryann and Charles Jarvis
Elizabeth and Ronald Jaworski
Robin Jay
Carolyn and Almond Jellison
JoAnna Jenkins
William and Lynn Jennings
Elaine and Dimitri Jeon
Derrick Jeter
Dean Johnson
Heather Johnson
Latasha Johnson
Lucas Johnson
Margaret Johnson
Mary Martha Johnson
Rina and John Johnson
Terrance Johnson
Tina Johnson
Michael Johnston
Patrick Johnston
Dawn and Kenneth Jones
Roman Jones
Howard and Marilyn Jost
Sydney Judah
Desiree and Walter Juraniec
Veronica and Zeljko Jurjevic
Sharon Jurman
Genevieve and John Juzaitis
Vincent Kabbeko
Laura Kalck
Barbara and Robert Kalinski
Fred Kamara
Sheku Kamara
Albert Kanach
Gary and Barbara Kanalstein
Joy Kapeghian and Richard Carlin
Milton Karten
Shelly and Mark Kasrel
Julia and Charles Kass
Virginia Kassa
Nazira Kazakbaeua
Scott Kegler
Curtis Keller
Marie and Thomas Kelley
Madge and Hugh Kelly
Mark Kelly
Maureen Kelly
Jack Kennedy
Nancy Kennedy
Tracey Lynn Kennedy
Thomas Kent
Wendy Keppe
Jospeh Kernen
Susan Kerr
Isabel Kerwin
Dr. Mary Louise E. Kerwin, BCBA
Christine Kienzle
Quinton Kindon
Nicole King
Joan Kingsland
Elizabeth Kinney
Kathleen Kirk
Karen Kirkhope
Jessica Kirkland
Megan Kirsch
John and Laurie Kirschner
Kristin Kisal
Mindy Klarin
Barak Klein
Janice and Martin Klein
Anne and Ralph Kohart
Michael and Rosalie Kohn
Jan Kolchinsky
Paula and Thomas Kole
Jennifer and Jason Kolinsky
Marlene and Marvin Korff
Frances Kozub
Heather and Mark Kramer
Dr. Judith A. Kramer
Roberta and Harold Kramer
Martha Krasne
Stacy and Russell Krauss
Heather Kriesman
Neera Kuckreja
Jeffrey Kueny
John and Rochelle Kugler
Rich Kukla
Laura Kuntz and Edmund Mikalauskas
Jodi Kurtzman
Joseph Kushnerick
Bridget and Gene Lambey
Hugh LaMonaca
Dani Lamothe
Eleanor and Beth Lampe
Max and June Lang
Alix and Mark Langer
Rennae Langley
Darren Larsen
Marcia Larson
Janis Lauer
Terry Laurelli
Dawn Law
Kathleen Law
Mireille Lawrence
Mary and Kenneth Layre
Benjamin Lee
Michelle Lee
Rita and Michael Lee
Angela and Richard Lees
Janet Leinbach
Robert Lenherr
Allison Leung
John and Loisann Levicchi
Claire Levitt
Arthur and Marie Lewandowski
Dolly Lewis
Sue Lewis
Dr. Karen Lindgren and Kyran Hurley
George Lindstrom
Cathy and Dr. Robert Lipshutz
Robbin Lobue
Stephen Locastro
Nancy Londres
Donnell Long
Sandra and John Lonia
Jacquelynn and Thomas Lott
Pierre Louis
Nicasio and Monica Lovecchio
Fred and Joanne Lubker
Joan Lucas
Patricia Lukas and Philip Friedensohn
Kristin Lukianovich
Kevin Lynch
Madeleine and Richard MacDonald
Ann Marie Machion
Robin and David Macken
Donald Mackowski
Maureen Mackowski
Joseph and Maxine Macnow
Megan Mahan
Thomas and Catherine Maheady
Shahriar Mahmud
Rachelle Malat
Dianne and James Malley
Christina and Edward Maloney
James Maloney
Abu Mansaray
Jessica Marchese
Edwin and Carol Marder
Randi Marder
John M. Mardirosian
Victor Y. Marfo
April Marino
Joseph and Carol Marrazzo
Carol and Joseph Martella
Marjorie S. Martin
Melissa Martin
Diane and Joseph Martino
Steve Marusky
Dottie and Rudolph Mascellino
Barbara Masino
Helene Matkowski
Kathy and Edwin Matos
Mark Matteson
Karen Maucher
Linda and Kevin Maull
David May
Selina May-Harris
Jamie McAllister
Amanda McAlpin
James McBride
Thomas McCann
Kathryn McCarthy
Terrence McCarty
Colleen and Peter McCauley
Louis McCauley
Mary and Joseph McCauley
Elizabeth McCleary
Amy McClintock
Karen McCunney
Ed McDonnell
Mary McDonough
Linda McEady
Frances A. McElhill, Esq.
Megan McGinnis
Nicolette McGlashan
Christina McHale
Kelliann McHugh
Anne McKernan
Dana McLaughlin
Marian and Thomas McLaughlin
Lorraine McLeod
Sara McMahon
Carole McManus
Timothy McManus
Dorothy McMillian
Darlene McNeil
Matt McNicholas
Michele and Timothy McShea
Andrea and Samuel McWhirt
Helena Meade
Karl Medley
Jaclyn and Gary Melchiano
Kathy Mellish
Shelley Mendias
George Mess
Frank Messina
Terri Meytrott
Christian Michels
Annie Miele
Marcia Milazzo
Jan Miles
Joanne Miles
Arlene and Thomas Milich
Eva and George Milko
Dean and Brenda Miller
Gerald Miller
Linda Miller and Dennis Duffy
Timothy Miloshevsky
Derek Minner
Manuel Miranda
Nicholas Mirkay
Myrlie Misskelly
Theresa Molettiere
Steve Molzon
MARCH 2011
Visitors previewed Little Butterflies, Bancroft’s
inclusive daycare center, which opened in July.
The innovative program serves children both
with and without developmental delays.
MARCH 2011
Our inaugural “Bancroft Unplugged” events
celebrated Brain Injury Awareness Month. People
supported by our brain-injury programs gave
poignant and inspiring speeches to appreciative
audiences in Cherry Hill, Brick and Plainsboro, N.J.
} }
Aaron Clark
Robin and Bruce Clark
John Clayton
Lorraine Clayton
Niesha Coar
Wendy and Michael Coffman
Howard and Shara Cohen
Michelle Cohen
Rona Cohen
Pam and John Coletti
Mary Ann and David Collins
Maureen and Bernard Collins
James Comose
Timothy Coneby
Ramona Congdon
Nancy Conley
Jerome and Barbara Connell
Patricia and Lawrence Connell
Debra and Donald Conner
Mary Anne and John Connolly
Jacqueline Conover-Rogers
Joanne and William Conrad
Amelia Conte
Thomas Conte
Wayne and Myrna Cook
Alan and Ruth Cooper
Maurice Copeland
Daniel and Ellen Corn
Sam Cortella
Joanne Cortese
Katherine Costigan and Jacalyn Wintling
Matthew Costolo
Nakiya Cox
J.D. and S.E. Coyle
Joe Coyne
Mary and Alan Craig
Michael and Silvia Crociata
Sue and Dana Crouse
Juan Cruz
Dorothy Curran
Elizabeth and J. Edwin Cusack
Frances and Ludomir Czynski
Morvarid Dadgari
Linda Daley
Richard Dana, Jr.
Eileen and Vincent Danielenko
Naomi and Joseph Daniels
Susan and David Danton
Carole and Michael Dascenzo
Meg and Brian Davies
Ceil and Craig Davis
Crystal Davis
Perceen Davis
Sonya Deason-Barnes
Christine Decker
Joseph DeFalco
Kathleen Delaney
Anne and Kevin Deluca
Noreen DeMarco
Joanne and Augustine DeMedio
Diane DeSantis
Milford and Zita Desenberg
Arleen DeStefano
Dr. Lawrence Deutsch
Andrea Devereux
Laura Devine
Roy Di Maria
Maria Di Pipi
Chris Di Renzo
Mike Di Veto
Christopher Dickert
Leola Dicks
Ronald and Renne Dictrow
Pam Diehl
Robert Dimattia
Marie Dimatties
Kenneth Dineen
Silvia Dingfeld
Diana and Paul Dintino
Bernadette and Gaetano DiPasquale
Susan and Dr. Robert DiRenzo
Nora and Chuck Dissinger
Richard Dodd
Timothy M. Dodd
Robert C. Dohrenwend
Martha Joan and Eugene Donohoe
Mary Angela Donohoe
Ellen Donohue
Kathryn Donohue
Michael Donohue
Amy Dorfmeister
Diana and William Dorris
Nicole Doss
Irene and John Dougherty
Rosemarie Dougherty
Robert and Karen Dragani
Lakia Dreggs
Karen and Edward Drennen
Cherylin Ducille
John Dugan
Lisa and Jeffrey Dunn
Eugenie and Joseph Dunphy
Joseph Dunphy
Elizabeth and Francis DuVernois
Joan Dwyer
Deborah and Joseph Ebling
Jeffrey Edwards
Barbara A. Edwardson
Deborah Eiserman and Eddie Newsome
Kanayo Ekweonu
Rob Elder
Ebony Ellis
Mary G. Ellis
Rachel Ellis
Mary Ann and Richard Enchura
Kelly Engel
George Engle
Audrey Erickson
Kathy and Mikael Eriksson
Michele Ermi
Joanna and George Erwin
Albert Eshun
Alan and Barbara Esserman
Nikki Esserman and Joel Wolpe
Bernice and Vance Evans
Karen McDowell Fair
Anna and Gregory Fanelli
Maia and Dr. Donald Farish
Jerniva Faulkner
Gregory Fayer
Chris Fazio
Jessica Fedezko
Sveltlana and Roman Feldblum
Amy Feldman
Ellyn and Robert Feldman
Stacey and Mark Feldman
Shawn Feniello
Mary Amelia and Brian Fennell
Noelynne Fentress
Robert and Colleen Ferara
Elizabeth and Robert Feriozzi
Charles Fertonardo
JoAnn and Charles Fest
Laurie and James Finkenauer
Alexandra and Robert Finley
Crystal Finnegan
Sabina Finnegan
Dianne and William Fisher
Nancy and Lew Fishman
Eileen and Brian Fletcher
Faith Foreman
Linda and Michael Foreman
Betty Forgerson
Jessica and Russell Forman
Pamela Forzley
Amy and David Fowles
Ann Frambes
Patti Franco
Michelle Franks
George Freisleben
Lia Friel
Rachel Friel
Steven Frizzie
Esther Frydenberg
Kevin Fullerton
Kim Funkhouser
Joyce Furgiuele
Elizabeth Fuzy
Anthony Gadaleta
Bill Gaehring
Brittany Gafas
Michael and Suzanne Gaglianone
Anne Marie Galinas
Monica and Ted Gallagher
Mary Gallo
Lena Gallotti
Jonathan Ganiaris
Brian Gantt
Jennifer Sells Garcia
Louie Garcia
Janine Gardner
Paula Garrison
Marianne and Norman Gaskill
James and Christine Gaydos
Marie Gaylert
Michael Geary
Nancy and Joseph Gendron
Theresa Gentile
Darnely Gerard
Christine Germano
Dominique Getka
Gregory and Colleen Gewirtz
Sarah Gharbi
Beth Giaccardo
Theresa Gibbs
Lucille and Richard Gilkey
Anna Gillespie
Dawn Gilmore
Jaymi Gilmore
Toni Gilmore
Dana Giordano
Denise Giorgianni
Meredith Glansberg
Carol Glassman
Jan Goan
Judi Godor
Bryan Godshall
Bettie and Henry Goehring
Shauna Goetz
Wendy Jane and Bernard Gold
Jennifer Goldman
Shelby Goldman
Allison Goldsborough
James Goldschmidt
Elaine and Herschel Goldstein
Katherine Golembiewski
Katherine Goodwin
Cathy and Richard Gordon
Cynthia and Barry Gould
Kay and LeGrand Gould
Jennifer Grabbe
Annette M. Granato
Judith and Charles Graser
Renee and Frederick Gray
Barbara and Robert Greco
Brenda Green
Evelyn Green
Regina Green
Roberta Green
Velma Green
Paul Greenamoyer
Jaclyn Greenberg
Assemblyman Louis D. Greenwald, District 6
Beth and Ronald Greer
Paula Griesel
Tandra Griffin and Daniel Schwartz
Norma and Greg Grimaldi
Ann Marie Grimes
Michele and Robert Groody
Colleen Gross
Phyllis Grossman
Joan Gussak
Peter Gutekunst
John and Sandra Gutowski
Jeff Haas
Patricia Habingreither
Darlene and Douglas Haines
Larry Halfin
Hazel Hall
Carol Hallman
Marcus Hampton
Gail and Hugh Hansell
Beth Hanson
Nancy and Edmund Hardy
Linda and John Hargreaves
Tammy Harkless
Judy Harper
Kelly and Brett Harrington
Rachel Harrington
Abby Harris
Gwenn Harris
Zachary Harrison
Christina Harrop
Charles Hart
Renee Hart
Phyllis Harter
Virginia and Ralph Hartman
Cynthia Hathaway
Jo Ann Hathazi
Amelia Haubenstein
Sylvia and Ronald Hauser
Elizabeth Hawk
Joan Hayes
Mary and Donald Healy
Patrick Healy
Mindi Heckendurn
Helen Heffler
“
The mission of Bancroft
perfectly aligns with TD Bank’s
values, and we are proud to
support their good work.

–Rob Curley
South Jersey Market President, TD Bank
“
Our partnership with Bancroft and our understanding of the people they serve has made us better architects.
Gary Kanalstein, AIA
Principal, KDA Architects, P.A.
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”
NOVEMBER 2010
Our annual Butterfly Ball was a hit, with nearly 300 guests. Hosted by TV sports personality and Eagles football legend Ron Jaworski, it honored KDA architects and neurologist Steven Bromley, M.D. }
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DONORS (continued)
MILESTONES (continued)
”

9. JUNE 2011
David Weiser (left) ran with the Special Olympics
torch to help kick off New Jersey’s Summer
Games. He and staff member Shaun Erwin (right)
compete in community road races, too.}
JUNE 2011
Thirty-one students graduated from
The Bancroft School this year. Of those,
93 percent went on to jobs and/or
adult programs provided by Bancroft
or other organizations. }
JUNE 2011
Bancroft’s Golf Outing featured two twists this year: a new site – Galloway National Golf Course; and special messages to each foursome from their “team captain” – a student or adult served by Bancroft.
MAY 2011
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs approved Bancroft to provide brain-injury rehabilitation services to veterans through a new pilot program. As a result, VA funding is now available for these vital supports.} }
Kamaldeep Momi
Corinne Lloyd Moody
Steven Mooney
Beth and Paul Mora
Erin and Paul Morales
Mary and Eileen Moran
Sylvie Moran
Tamara and Todd Moreland
Dennis Morgan
Marlene Morgan
Pete Morisco
Frank Morreale
Ilene Morris and Sheldon Oxenberg
James and Roberta Morris
Melanie Morrow
Harriet B. Moskowitz
Lynnda Mosley
Kimberlie and Barry Mostyn
Wayne P. Mozzo
Steve Mozzon
Mike Muccie
Virginia Mulhatten
Mary Munroe
Elizabeth and Stephen Murawski
Judy Murphy
Pat Murphy
Nancy and Stephen Murray
Phylis Musser
Judy Musto
Stephanie Muth
Violet Mwangi
Christine and Larry Myers
Lorraine Myro
Diane and Raymond Nabb
Lily and George Najim
Mary and Paul Nantz
Ayse Narinlik
Veda Naylor
Kathleen and Glenn Nazarok
Barbara Nealis
Nicole Nelms
Angie and Charlie Newman
Joyce Nicolo
Tinamarie Nicolo-Dorfner
Christina Nieves
James E. Nigro, Sr.
Kristin Nilsen
Rodney Nixon
Daniel Nulton
Jean and John Nuneville
Luann O’Brien
Joan and John O’Connor
Brian Odenath
Linda Odenath
James O’Dowd
Oluyemisi Oladele
Dr. Frances and David E. Olar
Lisa Oliver
Margaret Ollis-Leon
Joseph and Robin O’Malley
Edward Onyekachukwu
Elizabeth and Peter Orlando
Yuliana Ortiz
Robert Osgood
Sherri Ann and James Ouimette
Betsy Paisley
Mary and John Palma
Kathryn Palmerchuck
Susan Papadopoulos
Thomas Paparone
Dr. Anna Mamalakis Pappas
Nikos Pappas
Karen Parenti
Judith Parker
Nora and Frank Parker
Regina and William Parker
Chris Partridge
Jo Lynn and Robert Passarelli
Rachel Pastore
Donna and Itshack Peer
Elizabeth and Anthony Pell
Marti and Frank Pelosi
Rachelle and Joseph Pendleton
William C. Peoples
Lisa and Joseph Perez
Bill Perla
Barbara and Richard Perlman
Shelly Perna
Frances Perrin
Pamela Perry and Scott Buchheit
Joseph and Patrice Persico
Deborah Peters
Pat and Fred Peterson
Audrey Warne Peyton
Anne Pfaff
Donna and Curtis Phillips
Karen and Steve Phillips
Suzanne Phillips
Orion Anita Pie
Alfred J. Pierce, III
Alvin and Grace Pierce
Michael Pierce
Greg and Elsa Pine
Andrea Pinkston
Diana Pinzon
Michelle Pisaturo
Darryl Pitt
Judith and Bernard Platt
Mike Platt
Pedro Plaza
Barbara and Francis Pollack
Karen Pollard
Melissa Pontecorvo
Jodi and Sean Porrini
Keith A. Pote, II
Thomas and Nancy Pote
Jennifer Potter
Josephine and Franklin Potts
Patricia and Glenn Potts
William Potts
Carla Powell
Sean Powell
Lisa and Daniel Prangler
Buck Price
Kevin Priest
Dr. Eugene R. Principato
Anne Marie Proctor
Mary Quaranta
Donna Quigley
Sharon and Donald Quigley
Anna Marie Quinn
Doris Rabasca
Lillian and Daniel Ragone
Carol Rahner
Margaret Reaves
Steven C. Reback
Josephine Reese
Patricia and Wayne Reid
Katherine Reilly
Karen L. Reiss
Catherine and Dr. James Reuter
Paul Reyes
Maya Ribas
John and Tracy Riccetti
Rick Ricciardi
Maria and Patrick Rich
Mary Ann and Wayne Richardson
Gwendolyn S. Riggs
Margaret and William Righter
Jane and Steven Riley
Margot and Norman Rimbey
Doreen and Steve Ripa
Scott Ritter
Hedwidge Rivas
Willie Rivera
Heidi and Todd Rixman
Haksoo and Soonog Ro
Joanne and Don Roberts
Linda and William Robertson
Muriel Robinson
Sherry Berman Robinson
William Robinson
Mary Roche
Deborah and Roger Rocque
Christine Rodriguez
Christa and Magnus Rodums
Ruth-Ann Rohrman
Angela and Michael Rollison
Sandra Roluga
Kara Roman
Jessica Rosh
Mary Rosica
Carol Ross
Heather Ross
Amy Rossdale
Hazel Rossdale
Diane and Otto Rossmeyer
Babe Roth
Emmett Roth
Jackson Roth
Phoebe Roth
Reiko Rotzell
André Roualet
Thomas and Catherine Rovito
Kerry Ann Rowe
Laurette Rowe
Marie Rowe
MaCal Roy
Cheryl Rubba
Drs. Denise and Arthur Rubenstein
Marci and Paul Rubin
Lorna and Robert Runkle
Joseph and Suzanne Ruotolo
Christine Russell
Nancy and Harold Russell
Dorothy and Herman Saatkamp
Nancy and Edward Sadler
Fatima Sakarya
Anne-Marie and Mark Salerno
Anthony and Susan Salerno
Marilyn and Dr. Edward H. Salmon
Diane Salter
Thomas Sandfort
Amanda Sandoval
Nicholas Sanfilippo
Loyda Santiago
Rick Santiago
Stanley and Cynthia Saperstein
Gloria Sapurstein
Samantha Sarin
Mario and Donna Sartori
Dot Sattler
Pamela and Dennis Saunders
Regina Savage
Debbie and Joseph Scanlon
Dr. Karen Scardigli
Mark Schaeer
Julie Schaekel
Robin and James Schaffner
Gregg and Kathleen Scharnagl
Judith Schermer
Jay Schleifenheimer
Debra and Howard Schlesinger
Paul Schmincke
Mark Schmitz
Rachel and Walter Schnee
Antoinette and John Schnitzius
Monica and William Schramm
Renee Schreiber
Victoria Schriver
Martha and Ted Schroeder
Cheryl Schumacher
Ella Mae Schussler
Alan and Karen Schwartz
Rose and Sol Schwartz
Jean Scornaienchi
Colleen Scrimenti
Lynne Scully
Jim Seasholtz
Jean Sedar
Denise Sellers
Patrick Senft
Arleen Severino
John Seymour
Patricia and Jesse Shafer
Dr. Harriet M. Sharlin
Micole Sharlin and Christopher Thatcher
Matthew Sharp
Mildred Sharp
Susan Sheer
Almas and Asif Sheikh
Deborah Shemeley
Marion Shepeski
Paul Shepherd
Mary Sheridan
Carolyn Sherman
Leigh Sherwood
Ana and Kevin Shields
Carol Shields
Susan Shilcrat and Harry Mazurek
Beatriz Shipley
Mary Shull
Janeen Shumaker
Amy Shute
John Sieminski
Shirley Silberstein
Debbi and Michael Silverman
Patricia and Robert Simalchik
Wayne Simcox
Rune Simeonsson
Dorothy and Craig Simpson
Thelma and Jesse Sintikakis
Traci and Christopher Slate
Meagan Sloan
Jean Small and Terry Handley
Michael Smelson
Barbara and Russell Smith
Carol Smith
Dawn Smith
Dorothy A. Smith
Gustave Smith
Kirk Smith
Nicole Smith
Renee Smith
Suzanne and Edward Smith
Nancy and Clete Snavely
Allison Snyder
Barbara and Robert Snyder-Rigney
Louise and Theodore Soddy
Sally Solis-Cohen Denise Sommerville Albert and Marilyn Sonsini Raymond and Maryann Sooy Oscar Soriano Kathy and Arthur Spangenberg Mary Spence Serina Spitzer Myrna and Harvey Springel Doris Stabingas Barbara Stadalman Camille Stahl Raymond and Karen Stang Christine and John Stefankiewicz Nancy Steinmetz Aaron Sternberg Joann Stevens Wanda Stevenson James and Joyce Stigliano Michelle and Scott Stilts Karen Stone Reverend Richard Straughn Carol and Richard Stravach Sue Strawbridge Charles Streeper Nicole Streeper Timothy Streeper Margaret Strong Merilyn Styles Mary Kat Sundahl Averil and Claude Sutphen Roy and Diedra Swanson Victoria Sweeney Karen Swett Winifred and Ralph Swift Amtul and Salim Syed Marie Sykes Frances Tailey Drs. Esther and James Taitsman Veronica Talbot Raymond Talty Stephen Tarnoff Donald Tatham Chris and Charlie Taylor Joanne Taylor Lauren and Paul Taylor Will Taylor Mary G. Tedesco Daniel and Nan Teplitz David Tesch Dr. Mark Testaiuti Dawn and John Thein Mary Tholen Michael Thomas Tara Thompson Evette and Steve Tiger Fran and Alvin Tiger Colleen and John Tighe
Patrice and Jeffrey Timm Annette Tolbert-Ellis Theresa Tolotta Cara and Christopher Tomasco Shaina Torres Cookie Totka Maurice Towns Maryann Tracey Rose and Frank Tripicchio Robert Trombley Joseph and Michelle Tropea Valerie Trueax Martha Tsampis Spencer Tucker Isatu Turay Donna Turley LaTanya Turner Joann and Paul Tyer William and Judith Uricher Anna Vadino Cheri Valko Clem VanZelst Karen and Todd Veneziano Joanne and Frank Vesci Myrna and James Vest Michelle Villalobos Ronda Vitale Allison Vogdes Michael and Nancy Vogelstein Kathy and John Von Thaden Maureen VonStetina Dr. Christina Vorndran Donna and Gary Vukicevich Marge and John Vytowich Joseph and Mary Ann Wadzin Regina and Donald Wagner Arlene Wahrmann Kathleen and William Waldron Dorothy and Donald Walls Julie Walsh Michelle and Robert Walsh Alexton Walters Jeannie Warren Kathleen Warren Allan and Cynthia Wasserlauf Denise and Edward Waters Rodney Watson Tamelia Watson-Harris Charles Waugh Sarah Way Karen Weaver Megan Webb Thomas and Kathleen Weber Deborah and David Webster Judy Wechsler Bobbie and Ted Weeks Gail and Dr. Barry M. Weichman Joe Weinlick, Jr.
David Weiser Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard Barbara and Gary Weissenberger April and Scott Weitz Larry Weitzner Gail and Doran Welch Elizabeth Welker Eva and Claudia West Gabriel Wetmore Bryant Wezner Franklin and Dolores Wezner Richard Wezner Wendy and Marc Wezner Shelly and Brent White Susan Whited John and Lillian Wilkins Breanna Williams Deyshia Williams Janet Williams Randy and Sherry Williams Sue Williams David Willis Joan and Keith Willoughby Ronald and Lisa Willoughby Elizabeth Wills Rosemary and James Wills Carla Wilson Dolores Wilson Jennifer Wilson Lillian Wilson June and John Winchester Jane Windle Christine and Robert Winn Jo Winslow Tracy and Bob Wolak Terrence Wolfe Daniel and Roni Wolfson Joseph Wolfson Paul Wolfson Jennifer Wolinetz Mindy and Dr. Larry A. Wolk Leslie and Mark Wood Laura Wooding Stephen and Maureen Woods Brad Wool Elizabeth and Frederick Wright William and Robin Wright William and Valerie Wynne Charlie Yedlin Donna Young Wendy Young Donna and Philip Yturbe Megan Zahler Amy Zambotti Robert Zampella Robert Zimmerman Alfred Zulu Hanna Zyruk and Dr. James Hainer The Jacob Schaefer Legacy Society
The Jacob Schaefer Legacy Society honors those who have made planned gifts to Bancroft.
Bruce Baker Linda Bennett Kathy and Chris Capritti Virginia and James Carson Estate of Helen Davis Jaqueline and Leonard Faupel Susan and Bob Freeman Judith Harper Abby Harris on behalf of Danny Harris Justin Israel Geraldine Knudsen Patricia and Bob Mate Wayne and Kathy Ross Virginia Rushmore Rita Waranch Susan Weisman and Andrew Howard Joanne and Raymond Welsh
IN-KIND GIFTS In-kind giving allows donors to have an immediate impact by providing much-needed equipment and supplies, reducing Bancroft’s need to purchase the items and have them shipped.
Allied Beverage Group, LLC
Gertrude Bampi-Nelson
Barry’s Bistro
Rosalyn and Laurence Belgin
Erin Bereheiko
Dr. Mary G. Brownsberger
Carrie Cafiero
Kimberly and Stephen Caputo
Catherine Carchidi
David Checchio
Cherry Hill Skating Center
Cinemark
Nancy Costello
Couples Resorts
Molly Coyle
Jean D’Ambrosio
Gregory Davis
Thomas Deeney
Jennifer Deluca
Jeremy Duncan
Christina and Eric Eberman
Robert Escheman
Bernice and Vance Evans
Maryann and Colin Farrell
Jacqueline Faupel
Pam Fenner and Michael McLaughlin
Colleen and Edwin Ferren
Joanna Fiori
Jenna Forziati
The Funplex
Amy Garfinkel
Theresa Gibbs
Jan Goan
Beth and Ronald Greer
Diane and Gary Herman
Diane and Jim Higgins
Bob Hoban
Joseph Hodakowski
Sandra Huffman
Patricia Hurka
Sondra Jacob
Johnson’s Corner Farm
Knights of Columbus: Bishop Eustace Assembly 652
Komfort & Kare
Heather Kriesman
Maureen and John Krihwan
Laurel Lanes
Michelle Lee
Jennifer and Chris Lucania
Magnum Computer Recycling
Mindy and Daniel Maranon
Esther Miller
Linda Miller and Dennis Duffy
Teresa and John Moffett
Sylvie Moran
NELSON Technology Services
Daina Norman
Janet and Allen Pawling
Philly Pretzel Factory
Playdrome Cherry Hill
Pump It Up
Lynda and Stewart Resnick
Valerie Ridgway-Carter
Rita’s Water Ice
Heidi and Todd Rixman
Ross Concrete
Kathy and Wayne Ross
Harry Serad
ShopRite
Kirk Smith
Stewart Business Systems
Karen Stone
Carol and Richard Stravach
Mary Stringfellow
Kevin Sullivan
T & L Transportation
Mary G. Tedesco
Diane and Carl Thomas
Kathleen M. Thompson
Tina’s Hallmark
Selena and Paul Tropea
United by Autism
Julie Walsh
Dale Williams
Gale and Bill Wills
Hanna Zyruk and Dr. James Hainer
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MILESTONES (continued)
DONORS (continued)

10. Bancroft is an incredible organization and, after serving three years as a board
member, I’m honored to have been named board chairman in April.
As president and CEO of Kennedy Health System, one of the region’s largest healthcare
providers, I was already familiar with Bancroft and the excellent work it does.
Since I’ve become more directly involved, I’m even more impressed. And one of the
most impressive aspects of the organization is its constant quest to improve.
At the board level, we continually strive to challenge each other’s thinking, as well as
to challenge management, in order to assure that we’re well-prepared for the future.
For example, how do our families and other “stakeholders” define quality? And what
is the board’s specific role in achieving Bancroft’s vision, in support of our mission? (For
our new vision statement, please see Toni Pergolin’s message on page 1.)
As an organization, our sole purpose is to better the lives of those who seek our help.
Each of us – from board members to administrators, clinicians to direct-care staff –
must understand our responsibilities, and hold ourselves and one another accountable
for achieving our goals. That’s the only way to assure Bancroft will be here in the
future, for the families who rely on us today and those who will need us tomorrow.
I’m confident that we’re on our way to achieving our vision to become the region’s
elite service-provider in our field. As an elite provider, we are motivated to do our very
best, each and every day, to provide the most effective services. We hope this vision
will also inspire you to continue supporting us for many years to come.
Through the use of best practices and a solid commitment to each person who comes to
us for services, we are transforming lives. And we are transforming our world. Join us!
MARTIN A. BIEBER, CHAIRMAN, BANCROFT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
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Transforming for a strong future
REVENUE AND EXPENSES
Year Ended Year Ended
JUNE 30, 2010 JUNE 30, 2011
REVENUE WAS PROVIDED FROM:
Program revenue $94,701 $97,926
Donations 873 1,308
Interest and other income 14 12
Total Revenue $95,588 $99,246
EXPENSES WERE INCURRED FOR:
Salaries, wages and fringe benefits $76,516 $78,238
Facilities and transportation 9,179 10,292
Supplies and other expenses 5,367 6,251
Interest 644 624
Depreciation 1,717 1,623
Total Expenses $93,423 $97,028
Net Operating Income $2,165 $2,218
NET ASSET ACTIVITY:
Increase in unrestricted net assets $3,375 $4,023
Restricted gifts 46 129
Gifts released from restriction (2) (502)
Increase in net assets 3,419 3,650
Net Assets beginning of year $9,615 $13,034
Net Assets end of year $13,034 $16,684
ABOVE NUMBERS ARE IN THOUSANDS
DONATIONS
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Financial Overview
AMOUNT IN THOUSANDS
$
873
$
1,308
¢ Other income
¢ Individual Support
¢ Corporate/Organization Support
¢ Special Events
$1,400
$1,200
$1,000
$800
$600
$400
$200
$0
FY 10 FY 11

11. Our Promise
Together, we are moving toward an exciting future
for Bancroft and the people we support.
Our vision is clear: By 2014, we will be the
region’s elite provider of services to people
with neurological disabilities. We will achieve
this vision by providing high-quality, individualized
services in modern living, learning and working
environments; services that exceed the expectations
of our stakeholders, from the people we support
and their families to funding agencies.
At the same time, we will preserve the qualities
that make the Bancroft community so special:
passion; caring; commitment.
We are well on our way: We’ve begun transforming
our Mullica Hill Campus (pictured) to a fully
accessible, modern facility; we’re implementing
the use of assistive technologies – which instill
greater independence – at a rapid pace; and we’re
focusing more than ever on the individual needs
and desires of the people we support.
Together, we can achieve this transformative vision
for a strong and rewarding future, for all of those
who need us.
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CREATING MODERN ENVIRONMENTS The empty field pictured in last year’s annual report has
been transformed into this state-of-the-art residence on our Mullica Hill (N.J.) Campus. The campus
is undergoing a complete renovation to create leading-edge facilities, to help people reach their full
potential for fulfilling and productive lives.
Transforming to achieve our vision
PASSION
BANCROFT “FAMILY” MEMBERS, from left:
Sharmina Ransome, Wayne Hefner (staff),
Bill Wills (parent), Ray Welsh (parent, board
member), Martin Bieber (board chairman), Kia
Dreggs (staff), Toni Pergolin (president), Eddie
Smith, Caroline Eggerding (staff)
elite provider
clinical excellence
employer
of choice
BEST PRACTICES
modern facilities
ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
PERSON-CENTERED
ACCESSIBILITY
COMMITMENT
CARING

12. BANCROFT BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Martin A. Bieber, Chair
Lisa Bean Alberts, APN, BC
Scott Bannett
Greg Dobbs
James P. Dwyer, D.O.
Kenneth L. Ewell
Jeffrey R. Harris
Samuel A. Pignatelli
Jeremy W. Ryan, Esq.
Jeffrey S. Swartz
Howard M. Weinberg, D.O.
Raymond H. Welsh
Ronald L. Williams
Leon J. Zimmerman
EMERITUS TRUSTEES
Theodore Beringer
James Carson
Leonard B. Faupel
Robert J. Freeman
Justin Israel
Dimitri T. Jeon
Robert F. Mate
Clarence N. York, Ed.D.
BANCROFT IN NUMBERS
• 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization
• Most services are provided 24 hours a day,
365 days a year
• 1,424 individuals served in 25
separate programs
> 554 Children
> 870 Adults
• 198 homes and supervised apartments
• Programs are located in six counties in
New Jersey, Delaware, and Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia area)
• 1,996 employees
• $100 million operating budget
• 5th largest employer in Camden County, N.J.
• 128 years of making a difference—Bancroft
was founded in 1883!
WE’RE PROUD THAT:
• 98% of the children served in our Early Intervention Program went on to public school.
• 93% of Bancroft School students who took a New Jersey state assessment* scored
“proficient” or higher in mathematics, and 86% earned the same rating in language-arts
literacy. 97% of students who took the science tests achieved a “proficient” or higher score.
• 93% of graduating students at age 21 were effectively transitioned to post-educational
opportunities.
• 90% of the individuals we support in Community Vocational Services for Adults (CVSA)
participate in paid employment and/or volunteer work opportunities.
•
73% of those working (with supports through CVSA) have maintained their employment
for at least 12 months.
•
73% of the children who completed the Lindens program (for severe behavioral challenges)
in 2010 decreased target behavior by 70% or greater.
Our programs and supports for children and adults with intellectual and
developmental disabilities, autism, and acquired brain injuries include:
• Early Intervention and Inclusive Daycare Program
• Early Education Program for Children on the Autism Spectrum
• Elementary and Secondary Special Education School
• Transition Education Program on a College Campus
• Vocational Training, Transitional and Supported Employment Programs
• Structured Day Programs for Adults
• Home and Community Services for Adults with Acquired Brain Injuries
• Campus and Community Living Programs
• Programs for Veterans with Acquired Brain Injuries
• Campus-based Behavioral Stabilization Program for Children/Youth
• Specialized Community-based Program for Older Adults
• Professional Training and Consultation Services
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Toni Pergolin, President, Chief Executive
Stephen Bruce, Vice President of Strategic Planning
Thomas J. Burke, Chief Financial Officer
Caroline Eggerding, M.D., Vice President of Clinical Services, Chief Medical Officer
Joseph Flamini, Chief Operating Officer
Tracee Hunt, Chief Human Resouces Officer
Daniel J. Keating, Ph.D., Vice President of Family Services
Joan Galon King, Chief Advancement Officer
Colleen Macalino, C.P.A., Vice President of Finance
Kathy M. Ross, Vice President of Communications and Community Relations
Melissa Wheatcroft, Esq., Vice President of Program Operations
VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
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*The New Jersey Alternate Proficiency Assessment, a state-required assessment for students
who are unable to take typical standardized tests.
Joseph C. Atkinson, Immediate Past Chairman
BANCROFT REHABILITATION SERVICES
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Howard M. Weinberg, D.O., Chair
Barbara Berkman
Philip N. Hineline, Ph.D.
Donna Icovino
Mary Louise Kerwin, Ph.D.
Charles S. McLister
Mark Mintz, M.D.
Donald Roberts, Immediate Past Chairman
Bancroft at a Glance
THE NEED
• 1 in 94 New Jersey children show signs of
autism – more than pediatric cancer, diabetes
and AIDS combined.
• An estimated 2.5 million people in the United
States have an intellectual disability – about
1% of the population.
• 2 million people sustain a brain injury every
year. In New Jersey alone, over 9,000 people
sustain a traumatic brain injury each year,
450 of whom will have long-term disabilities.