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saunders House and Bryn Mawr terrace are tax-exempt organizations and are registered as charitable organizations with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The official registrations and financial information for Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace may be obtained from the Pennsylvania department of state by calling, toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1.800.732.0999. registration does not imply endorsement.
saunders House and Bryn Mawr terrace adhere to a strict, non-discrimination policy: no person shall be, on the grounds of race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, sex, sexual preference, or age, excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination in the provision of any care or service.
773 E. Haverford Road Bryn Mawr, PA 19010-3837
610.525.8300 www.br ynmawr ter race.org
100 Lancaster Avenue Wynnewood, PA 19096-3494
610.658.5100 www.saundershouse.org
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Mission stAteMentThe mission of Bryn Mawr Terrace is to be a premier skilled nursing home of choice for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care in the greater Philadelphia area. As a not for profit provider, the purpose of Bryn Mawr Terrace is to serve the community by providing quality care and services and to use our resources in a cost-effective and community-responsive manner.
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Mission stAteMentThe mission of Saunders House is to be a premier skilled nursing home of choice for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care in the greater Philadelphia area. As a not for profit provider, the purpose of Saunders House is to serve the community by providing quality care and services and to use our resources in a cost-effective and community-responsive manner.
Saunders House & Bryn Mawr Terrace are managed by Main Line Senior Care Alliance
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MAin line senior CAre AlliAnCe A management company created to provide centralized financial and administrative support to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace.
President & CEOKevin M. Ross, NHA, MPH
Chief Financial Off icerJohn J. Lanetti, Jr., MBA
BoArd of direCtorsSAundERS HouSE
BoArd of direCtorsBRyn MAWR TERRACE
ChairmanDavid R. Dugery
Vice ChairmanElissa G. Topol, RN, CRNP
SecretaryJohn H. Mantas, CPA
TreasurerA. Louis Denton, Esq.
President & CEOKevin M. Ross, NHA, MPH
MembersRobert E. Bergen* Charles D. BrownSheila GibsonBethann Schaffzin Kagan, Esq.JoAnn M. MagnattaKelly Nestor, MSN, ANP-BCBruce G. Silver, MDDonna Udin Sternberg, Esq.
Presidents EmeritiSara S. SeniorMary Anne M. Stetzer
EmeritiDavis PearsonSara S. Senior
Executive DirectorSusan Irrgang, RN, NHA, MBA
Medical DirectorBruce G. Silver, MD
Rehabilitation DirectorJay W. Siegfried, MD
ChairmanDavid R. Dugery
Vice ChairmanElissa G. Topol, RN, CRNP
SecretaryJohn H. Mantas, CPA
TreasurerA. Louis Denton, Esq.
President & CEOKevin M. Ross, NHA, MPH
MembersRobert E. Bergen*Charles D. BrownDavid S. Fox, MDSheila GibsonBethann Schaffzin Kagan, Esq.JoAnn M. MagnattaKelly Nestor, MSN, ANP-BCDonna Udin Sternberg, Esq.
Executive DirectorCollin Tierney, NHA
Medical DirectorDavid S. Fox, MD
SaunderS HouSe has been serving older adults in the community since 1864 when it first opened its doors in West Philadelphia under the name, The Old Man’s Home of Philadelphia. Operating continuously as a nonprofit organization for nearly 150 years, Saunders House has provided outstanding rehabilitation services and nursing care to thousands of senior citizens. Individuals from both city and suburbs come to Saunders House either to get stronger after a stay in the hospital or for long-term care once they can no longer live at home. To pay for their stays at Saunders House, residents use private funds, Medicare, or other insurance plans. Some residents whose funds are depleted may have their stays paid for by Medicaid — a government program that is consistent with the original Saunders House charitable mission. With a commitment to excellence, Saunders House offers rehab services, skilled nursing care, specialized dementia care, programs for the visually impaired, respite care, and hospice care.
BrYn MaWr TerraCe has a somewhat different story. Although its mission to provide healthcare services to older adults is the same, it has only been in existence since 1966 when the McClatchy family built the home to provide a premier place on the Main Line for senior citizens to live. Now, in its seventh year of operation as a nonprofit organization, the Terrace offers the levels of care of a larger continuing care retirement community but in a smaller, quiet, more home-like setting. Situated in the heart of the Main Line with traditional accommodations, the Terrace offers excellence in rehabilitation after a stay in the hospital, skilled nursing care, dementia care, respite care, independent living, and personal care (assistance).
MaIn LIne SenIor Care aLLIanCe was formed in 2012 as a management company designed to oversee the operations of the two nursing care and rehab centers. The 2007 affiliation of the two centers — each located near a major community hospital (Lankenau and Bryn Mawr Hospitals) — enables the organization to serve older adults from two convenient locations. The organization operates in accordance with a healthy tradition of care and wellness.
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Once again, Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace have demonstrated a high level of excellence this year. In the annual survey conducted by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, Saunders House received the top rating possible, with no deficiencies noted. This is a very high benchmark to achieve, and it is especially significant given that Saunders House is in its 150th year of continuous operation — an amazing accomplishment.
The Terrace was recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the best nursing homes in the country. It was also voted “Best of the Main Line” by area newspaper readers — an honor it has received several years in a row.
The Philadelphia area is fortunate to have two such outstanding organizations offering A Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness to older adults in our community. Working hand in hand but operating as two separate entities – near two key community hospitals — Saunders House and the Terrace provide exceptional value to families who need our care. I encourage you to consider us for your needs!
Support for the work we do comes from a variety of sources. We are particularly pleased to receive donations from family members, residents, citizens of the community, and private foundations who choose to support our good work. On behalf of our Boards of Directors, I wish to thank those donors for their gifts. I also thank our vendors, volunteers, and staff members and the leadership of our two centers for working so hard and giving so much to the residents who select us for their care.
David R. Dugery Chairman, Board of Directors | Main Line Senior Care Alliance, Saunders House & Bryn Mawr Terrace
A Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness is the new theme for our organization, intended to convey our longstanding commitment to helping people restore their health and wellness through the care we provide. Our renewed mission statements call for Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace to be premier providers of rehabilitation and nursing care services in the greater Philadelphia region. Each and every day, we are confident we uphold that mission based on the compassion of our staff members and the expertise they bring to the care of our residents.
The theme and new mission statements are part of our new brand — just released this year. With updated websites, marketing materials, advertisements and signage, Saunders House and Bryn
Mawr Terrace are pleased to present to the community their continued expertise and dedication…now, under a new look. We invite you to take a look !
As we continue to face the challenge of dealing with complex medical issues, declining reimbursements, older adults living longer, and equipment and facility needs, we are encouraged by the progress we have made, the families we have served, and the very able staff we have in place to do the job. We thank all of our donors, our staff members and our volunteers for their loyal support and commitment to our mission.
Kevin M. Ross President & CEO | Main Line Senior Care Alliance, Saunders House & Bryn Mawr Terrace
There is never a dull moment at Saunders House. New residents arrive daily for therapy and rehabilitation, and long term residents participate in our robust therapeutic recreation program. Whether it’s a knee replacement patient performing strengthening exercises in our therapy gym or a resident interacting with student visitors who come as part of our intergenerational activity, our program is full, and each day is busy. All of these activities come together to provide the residents with A Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness. As one resident said this year, “You people work so hard to make sure we have the right things to do, to keep us healthy and engaged.” We are proud of the special person-centered approach that Saunders House offers, matching
appropriate therapy and activities with each individual’s abilities and needs.
While our residents participate in a host of activities, our dedicated staff is constantly working on new ways to care for medically complex conditions, customer service techniques, facility improvements, and maintenance of our beautiful grounds. This is what we do every day at Saunders House, and I salute our staff for doing their jobs in the exemplary manner that enabled Saunders House to achieve the highest standard of performance this year.
Join us throughout the year as we celebrate 150 years of aging with grace.
Susan Irrgang Executive Director | Saunders House
When Bryn Mawr Terrace was named one of the best nursing homes in the country by U.S. News & World Report, our staff and our residents took the honor to heart and were very proud of the accomplishment. Receiving national recognition for the quality of our program indicated to all of us that our hard work and dedication are definitely producing the desired results. I am proud of our staff members for earning this distinctive honor, and I thank them for their efforts.
This year, as we adopt our new brand — A Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness — we want all our residents… those who come for short-term rehab as well as those who live at the Terrace
long-term…to know that our staff and management are dedicated to that tradition. We intend to live into our brand, so the people we serve will recognize our commitment to our mission and the pride in the work we do.
When we see local residents and community leaders choosing Bryn Mawr Terrace for the care of their loved ones, we are gratified to be recognized as a senior care community of choice. As one gentleman wrote after he completed his rehab stay with us, “The food is good, the nursing staff is attentive and caring, the therapists were outstanding, and the facility is comfortable with a home-like touch.”
We invite all members of the community to consider Bryn Mawr Terrace for their loved ones’ needs.
Collin Tierney Executive Director | Bryn Mawr Terrace
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sAunders House• A nonprofit organization serving the community
for almost 150 years
• Tastefully appointed private and semiprivate accommodations for 180 residents
• Adjacent to Lankenau Hospital and convenient to city and suburbs
• Deficiency-free survey by the Pennsylvania Department of Health, 2013
• Highly experienced and respected Medical Director, Board Certified in Internal Medicine with a subspecialty in Geriatric Medicine, serving for over 30 years
• Goal-oriented “RenewALL” rehabilitation therapy program offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy seven days a week
• Short-term stays and long-term care for a wide variety of conditions, including medically complex cases • Short-term stays and long-term care for a
wide variety of conditions, including medically complex cases
• Skilled nursing care provided 24 hours a day
• Recreation programming designed to engage residents in stimulating activities and events
• Dedicated “Care Traditions” program for memory care
• Respite care, hospice care, and pastoral care for residents of all faiths
• Accepts Medicare, various insurance plans, and the LIFE program
• Well respected in the community for its Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness
Bryn MAWr terrACe• A nonprofit organization since 2007, originally
founded in 1966
• Serving 100 people in a home-like setting offering private rooms, semiprivate rooms, and suites with private terraces
• Located in the heart of Bryn Mawr, in close proximity to Bryn Mawr Hospital
• Recognized as “2013 Best of Main Line” and one of the best nursing homes in the country according to U.S. News & World Report
• A continuing care retirement community offering rehab and nursing care plus independent living and personal care in a separate apartment wing
• Medical Director affiliated with Main Line Health, Board Certified in Family Practice Medicine
• Goal-oriented “RenewALL” therapy program offering physical, occupational, and speech therapy seven days a week
• Highly experienced and respected physician overseeing rehabilitation therapy, Board Certified in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, serving for over 25 years
• Skilled nursing care provided 24 hours a day
• Therapeutic recreation and intergenerational program involving local school children to engage residents in stimulating activities
• Dedicated “Care Traditions” program for memory care
• Care for visually impaired individuals
• Respite care, hospice care, and pastoral care for residents of all faiths
• Accepts Medicare, Medicaid, various insurance plans, and the LIFE program
• Well respected in the community for its Healthy Tradition of Care and Wellness
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(a) Resident Ruth Pestcoe with floral creation she made at Saunders House.
(B) Resident Joyce Brodkin working out with balloon in therapy gym.
(C) Unit Manager Chalana Mann, RN and Director of Nursing Marilyn Kerr, RN with 2013 Ralston Center Outstanding Caregiver Award recipient Marie Jean-Paul, certified nursing assistant at Saunders House.
(d) Saunders Park Greene, the former location of The Old Man’s Home in West Philadelphia.
(e) Dawn Beverly (Therapeutic Recreation staff member), resident Ray Bowman, and nurse manager Jean Walsh, RN, celebrating Mr. Bowman’s 105th birthday. He was featured in The Philadelphia Inquirer and was interviewed for a segment that appeared on PHL 17 TV.
(F) Sam Streater, Therapeutic Recreation Director at Saunders House, with resident Edna Parker, age 102, and Susan Irrgang, Executive Director. Mrs. Parker was honored as one of six centenarians at Saunders House. Photo property of Main Line Media News.
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(a) Residents Bill Peck and Paul Cahill checking on the new landscaping around the Terrace fountain.
(B) State Representative Greg Vitali of Havertown, visiting the Terrace to check on his father.
(C) Social Services Director George Salloom with resident Bernice Brown.
(d) Elissa Topol, Vice Chairman of the Bryn Mawr Terrace Board and founder of the Topol Memorial Award for Outstanding Service at the Terrace, with 2013 Topol Award winner, Diedre Hoop, LPN.
(e) Christina Verrelli, winner of the 2012 Pillsbury Bake-Off contest and guest speaker at Bryn Mawr Terrace, with resident Fielding Howe.
(F) Dolores Bluemle and nursing assistant Faye Adamson-Roberts joining the festive outdoor celebration at the Terrace.
(G) Resident Sander Gorberg in the Therapy center under the guidance of therapist Jim Dart.
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invest in sAunders House & Bryn MAWr terrACeAs nonprofit organizations, Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace have an enduring commitment to older adults that stems from a philanthropic mission. When the organizations collect money from fees, reimbursements, and other revenue, the costs of running our operations are subtracted from those revenues. Any money left over is not “profit” to be shared but rather funds for reinvestment in the organization. We focus all our resources on the care and comfort of the residents, and every year we reinvest as much money as we can in people and programs, in improvements to our facilities, and in acquiring new equipment. That is what a nonprofit does. To keep fees affordable and improve Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace, we seek philanthropic partners to invest in our organizations. Gifts of all kinds are needed and welcomed.
reVenue
28% Medicaid
20% Private Funds
32% Medicare
9% LIFE* UPENN
11% Managed Care
* Living Independently for Elders
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56% Resident Care
13% Support Services
12% Building Services
10% Dining Services
9% Administration
SaunderS HouSe Sources of Revenue & Expenses for Resident Care
BrYn MaWr TerraCe Sources of Revenue & Expenses for Resident Care
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30% Private Funds
46% Medicare
11% LIFE* UPENN
13% Managed Care
* Living Independently for Elders
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12% Support Services
10% Building Services
10% Dining Services
10% Administration
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CHAritABle CAre & ProgrAMMing suPPortFor almost 150 years, Saunders House has upheld a commitment to caring for older adults. Bryn Mawr Terrace has provided care for nearly 50 years. Our doors are open to a diverse group of individuals whose financial and healthcare needs can be quite different. Residents of Saunders House who participate in the Medicaid program receive charitable care on a daily basis as Medicaid does not cover the full cost of the care delivered. Residents of Bryn Mawr Terrace and Saunders House who participate in the LIFE program receive the benefit of our generous staffing levels and added programming that goes beyond the reimbursement available. It is through generous donations that we are able to add the meaningful programs that enrich the lives of our residents. Without the help of our donors, we would not be able to continue these beneficial programs.
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gifts to sAunders House & Bryn MAWr terrACeGifts listed below were made to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
GIFTS oF $1,000 or MoreConverge, Inc.Mr. & Mrs. David R. DugeryMs. Bethann Schaffzin KaganMr. & Mrs. Edward L. Jones, Jr.Ms. JoAnn M. MagnattaMr. & Mrs. Kevin M. RossThe Scholler FoundationMs. Elissa G. TopolMs. Donna Udin Sternberg
GIFTS oF $500 To $999Mr. Charles D. BrownMr. A. Louis Denton
GIFTS up To $500Ms. Sheila GibsonMr. John J. Lanetti, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. LansingerMr. John H. MantasMs. Pamela B. MerrimanMs. Kelly Nestor
gifts to sAunders HouseGifts listed below were made to Saunders House between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
Mabel pew Myrin Benefactors 2012-2013
Named in honor of Mabel Pew Myrin, a former president of the Saunders House Board of Directors, whose benevolence provided for our current home on the Main Line.
pLaTInuM ($10,000 or More)The Chapin Memorial Home for Aged BlindEstate of Harry K. Garrett
GoLd ($5,000 To $9,999)Hoxie Harrison Smith FoundationCaroline J. Sanders Trust #2
SILVer ($1,000 To $4,999)Mr. Stephen AmadioThe Barra FoundationMr. & Mrs. Robert E. Bergen
Dolfinger-McMahon FoundationEstate of Elon DunbarEstate of Carrie GeddesHamilton Family FoundationThe Lancaster Group, LLCMr. John Moran The Philadelphia FoundationThe Lawrence Saunders FundDr. & Mrs. Bruce G. SilverMr. & Mrs. John J. Stetzer, IIIMr. George SuhorskySusquehanna Bank
2013 giftsMrs. John S. Henry patrons
Named in honor of Mrs. John S. Henry, the first directress of The Old Man’s Home of Philadelphia
GIFTS oF $500 To $999Mr. & Mrs. David S. DeckerEstate of G. A. Garrett
Sue & Gene IrrgangHenry Stuebner Trust
Mr. William M. Wertheimer
Board associates
GIFTS oF $250 To $499Mrs. Ellen DeckerMr. Joseph FeasterMr. & Mrs. Paul MilceticMittie & Davis Pearson
Ms. Loretta J. RambertMr. Robert F. ReuscheMr. & Mrs. John SavageMrs. Sara S. Senior
Dr. & Mrs. Jay Worth SiegfriedMr. Barry SilverThe Winter Family (Mr. & Mrs. Paul Winter)
Founding patrons
GIFTS oF $100 To $249SGIG. Brian Austin 33ºMs. Lorina Marshall BlakeMr. & Mrs. Bruce F. BuchananMr. Nicholas W. CarperMrs. Alice D. ChaseMs. Marjorie M. DelaneyDr. & Mrs. Ernest J. DellheimDr. Bonnie B. DorwartMs. Pat DouglassMs. Francenia L. EmeryMr. & Mrs. Neal EwingMrs. Doris GrossmannMr. & Mrs. Thomas W. HarrityMrs. Ruth Cirese HartiganEllen Haupt & David SaltzDr. & Mrs. Arthur E. HelfandMrs. JoAnne F. Hurowitz
Mrs. Annabelle Pierson IreyIrwin Seating CompanyMs. Catherine N. JasonsMr. & Mrs. John P. KopeskyHarriet & Larry KorenMr. & Mrs. Vincent L. Loftus, Jr.Mr. Sidney J. MacLeod, Jr.Ms. Christine Hallowell McMurtrieStanton L. Meltzer, the partners & staff of Gold Gerstein GroupMr. & Mrs. Joseph W. MilaniMs. Christine D. NorthropMr. & Mrs. Richard R. S. NorthropMr. & Mrs. Robert L. PenroseMr. George D. PetzeltMr. Manny Pokotilow & Ms. Marcy Panzer
Ms. Beatrice Y. RiceSacks & SacksDr. Roberta B. SavageMrs. Lilianne SegalMs. Hannah SilvermanMrs. Hilma M. SlechtaMr. George Scott Stewart, IIIThe Risk Management AssociationMr. & Mrs. Radclyffe F. ThompsonU.S. Secret Service, Philadelphia Field OfficeMs. Maureen WalshRev. & Mrs. Paul A. WhiteMrs. Catherine B. WilsonMrs. Spencer Wright
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Memorial & Tribute Gifts
We are honored when a family decides to name Saunders House to receive donations in memory of a family member or friend who has passed away. When that occurs, we know we did the very best we could in caring for both the resident and the family. The following were gifts made to Saunders House between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013 in honor of those whom donors wish to remember. To learn how you can memorialize someone you love, please call 610.658.5238.
GIFTS In MeMorY oF:
• Joseph Abrams Harriet & Larry Koren
• Filomena Amadio Mr. Stephen Amadio Mr. & Mrs. John F. Kelly
• Margaret (Peg) Beam Harry & Margaretann Herman
• Esther Broder Dr. Michael S. Broder
• Anthony Costandino Gerald & Kathleen Green Mr. Sidney J. MacLeod, Jr.
• Alice R. Cooper Ms. Valerie J. Carney Daniels
• Roger B. Decker Mr. & Mrs. David S. Decker Mrs. Ellen Decker Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Harrity Mr. Henderson Supplee, III
• Anthony & Teresa Falcone Mr. Michael Falcone
• Nannie B. Feaster Mr. Joseph Feaster
• Florence Foseid Mr. & Mrs. Samuel J. Starker
• Isabelle R. Gavula Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. Dutton Ms. Kathleen Gough Charles & Susan Guarino Jerry & Joann Heuer Ms. Alisa Foster Ms. Maryjo Sireci
Ms. Dorothy E. Wiker U.S. Secret Service, Philadelphia Field Office
• Rita Greifer Ms. Roberta Greifer
• Margaret T. Hallowell Ms. Christine Hallowell McMurtrie
• Esther Helfand & Dorothy Werner Dr. & Mrs. Arthur E. Helfand
• Earlene Kendrick Ms. Jean Kendrick
• Ethel Martin Mrs. Doris Grossmann
• Jeanette McFadden Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Penrose
• Joyce Moran Mr. John Moran
• Cynthia D. Northrop Ms. Christine D. Northrop Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. S. Northrop
• Earl Olson Mrs. Ruth Cirese Hartigan
• Marie Paradise Ms. Marie Berenato Mr. & Mrs. David H. DiSalvo Debbie & Barry Martin Ms. Margaret B. Spillane
• Priscilla Pearson & Nancy Grim Pearson Mittie & Davis Pearson
• Mildred Peltzman Jim & Laura Kasper Mrs. Eileen K. Porges Ken & Jane Salomon Ms. Helen Schachner Andrea & Lloyd Stone and Family Ms. Margaret C. Sweeney
• Letitia A. Petzelt Mr. George D. Petzelt
• Dorothy Phillips Mr. & Mrs. Ira Berman Ceil & Kolman Diamond Bruce & Lisa Greenblatt Mr. David I. Grunfeld Mr. & Mrs. David N. Hofstein Ms. Catherine N. Jasons Mr. & Mrs. Stanley M. Joffe Ms. Bethann Schaffzin Kagan Mr. & Mrs. John P. Kopesky Herbert S. Lustig, M.D. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Machles Stanton L. Meltzer, the partners & staff of Gold Gerstein Group Mr. Manny D. Pokotilow & Ms. Marcy C. Panzer Mr. & Mrs. Abraham C. Reich Ms. Bonnie Rubin, Ms. Amy Kabinoff and the Staff of Chickie’s Daughter Ms. Sabrina Sacks-Mann Mr. & Mrs. David Steerman Ms. Mana Tancredi The Tiberio Family Ms. Bonnie Young Robin & Howard Zwick
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GIFTS oF $50 To $99Croker Fire Safety Corp.Ms. Valerie J. Carney DanielsD’Anjolell Memorial HomesCeil & Kolman DiamondMr. & Mrs. David H. DiSalvoAlan & Gloria DonzigerBruce & Lisa GreenblattMs. Roberta GreiferHarry & Margaretann Herman
Jerry & Joannn HeuerMs. Jean KendrickMr. & Mrs. Alex McDonnellParents of N. American IsraelisMr. & Mrs. Abraham C. ReichJohn & Mary RobinsonMr. & Mrs. Cosmo G. RomanoMs. Sabrina Sacks-MannMr. Kenneth I. Saler
Ken & Jane SalomonMs. Margaret B. SpillaneMrs. Anne SpinogattiMrs. Kathy SteinbergMr. Henderson Supplee, IIIThe Tiberio FamilyMs. Leigh Ann Walfred
Sustaining Contributors
GIFTS oF up To $50Ms. Marie BerenatoMr. & Mrs. Ira BermanDr. Michael S. BroderMrs. Sondra Domsky Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin H. DuttonMr. Michael FalconeMs. Ida FeltonMs. Alisa FosterMs. Kathleen GoughGerald & Kathleen GreenCharles & Susan GuarinoMr. David I. GrunfeldHayden Printing CompanyMr. & Mrs. David N. Hofstein Mr. & Mrs. Stanley M. JoffeJim & Laura Kasper
Mr. & Mrs. John F. KellyRoz & Steve LangMr. & Mrs. Richard LangmanHerbert S. Lustig, MDMr. & Mrs. Arnold MachlesDebbie & Barry MartinMr. & Mrs. Alex McDonnellMr. Michael PicciottiMrs. Eileen K. PorgesMs. Bonnie Rubin, Ms. Amy Fabinoff & the Staff of Chickie’s DaughterRhoda & Stephen SandMs. Helen SchachnerDr. & Mrs. Steven SchutzbankMs. Maryjo SireciMr. Kadir Shilad
Ms. Hannah SilvermanMr. & Mrs. Samuel J. StarkerMr. & Mrs. David SteermanMrs. Bernice SteinbergAndrea & Lloyd Stone and FamilyMs. Margaret C. (Reta) SweeneyMs. Mana TancrediMs. Carolyn TaylorMs. Phyllis J. Townsend-Hays Ms. Martha WaltersMr. & Mrs. Norbert WeinbergMs. Dorothy E. WikerMs. Rosetta WilliamsMs. Bonnie YoungRobin & Howard Zwick
Gifts in Memory continued on the following page.Some of the gifts listed above were made as memorial or tribute gifts. Please see the following pages for details.
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• Robert J. Reusche Mr. Robert F. Reusche
• Yolanda Rossi Mr. & Mrs. Alex McDonnell
• Alfred Sacks & Arthur Mooney Sacks & Sacks
• Dr. Maurice Sand Rhoda & Stephen Sand
• Marie Savage Mr. & Mrs. John Savage
• Arthur L. Savage, Sr. Dr. Roberta B. Savage
• Elinor Schoppet Mr. & Mrs. Cosmo G. Romano
• Usman Shilad Mr. Kadir Shilad
• Evelyn Solomon Mr. & Mrs. Bruce F. Buchanan
• Sadie Spriggs Ms. Rosetta Williams
• Helen Stasis Irwin Seating Company John & Mary Robinson Ms. Maureen Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Paul Winter
• Frank Steinberg Mrs. Bernice Steinberg
• Helen Stryker Mr. & Mrs. Neal Ewing
• Helen Suhorsky Mr. George Suhorsky
• Mary Vaughn Ms. Pat Douglass
• Wiley Villines Ms. Maureen Walsh
• Etty Weinberg Mrs. Lilianne Segal
• Margaret Winter The Winter Family
• Odelle Winthrop Mr. Kenneth I. Saler
GIFTS In Honor oF:
• Raymond Bowman SGIG. Brian Austin 33º
• Regina Cobrin & the third floor staff Roz & Steve Lang
• Fourth Floor Staff who cared for Evelyn Saltz; and Rose Johnson Ellen Haupt & David Saltz
• Catharine Gallagher Mrs. JoAnne F. Hurowitz Mrs. Kathy Steinberg
• Elsie King Ms. Phyllis J. Townsend-Hays
• Victoria Leavy Ms. Lorina Marshall Blake
• Dr. Jay W. Siegfried Mrs. Annabelle Pierson Irey
• Alice Taylor Ms. Carolyn Taylor
• Third Floor Staff and Activities Group Harriet & Larry Koren
• Esther B. Timm Ms. Leigh Ann Walfred
• Heidi Whitney Alan & Gloria Donziger
In recognition of Nursing Home Week in May, 2013, the following organizations gave monetary or in-kind gifts to Saunders House:
Aculabs, Inc.Apex Integrated SolutionsAtlantic Refrigeration CompanyCareFirst Nursing, Inc.Converge, Inc.
Havco ServicesHealthcare Services Group, Inc.Keystone Quality TransportMobilexRoberts Oxygen Company
Select RehabVNA HospiceZimmet Healthcare Services Group
gifts to Bryn MAWr terrACeGifts listed below were made to Bryn Mawr Terrace between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
GIFTS oF $1,000 or MoreThe Charter Foundation
Gifts of $500 to $999Mr. & Mrs. Collin Tierney
GIFTS up To $500Mrs. Arthur G. BrollMr. Paul CahillDavid S. Fox, MDGoodSearch
Mr. Michael HeneghanMrs. Marilyn JensonMrs. Joan N. ParkMrs. Karen PierceMr. Howard RiceSenator Robert A. RovnerMr. Paul SaionzMrs. Harriette WaldronMs. Martha M. Walters & Ms. Debbie KeoughMr. & Mrs. Fred Weitzman
Some of the gifts listed above were made as memorial or tribute gifts. Please see the following for details.
GIFTS In MeMorY oF:
• Arthur G. Broll Mrs. Arthur G. (Nancy) Broll
• Nancy L. Finnegan Martha Walters & Debbie Keough
• Nathan Kates Mr. & Mrs. Fred Weitzman
• Peter Gibbons-Neff Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Lansinger
• Walter R. Owens Mrs. Harriette Waldron
• James Park Mrs. Joan N. Park
• Linda Rice Mr. Howard Rice
• Linda Saionz Mr. Paul Saionz
In recognition of Nursing Home Week in May, 2013, the following organizations gave monetary or in-kind gifts to Bryn Mawr Terrace:
Aculabs, Inc.Ardmore Pizza Caring HospiceConverge, Inc. Millennium Home Health Care
Right At HomeRoberts Oxygen CompanySenior HelpersShelly’s PharmacyVitas Hospice
Healthcare Services Group, Inc.Wissinoming AmbulanceDr. David HoDr. Charles MeidtDr. David Fox
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giving tHe gift of tiMesAunders HouseIndividualsAble Body Christian MenAgape Praise DancersEvelyn AlbertsHabon AliRose Ann AmabileSidney Ammerman Rabbi BrennanStephanie BrennanThe Rev. Michael BrokenboroughGordon BrownJason BuckKatie CarpenterEileen ChopnickSarah DePaulChristina DiValerioDolphins of Delaware ValleyAmy DougherMargaret DoyleSean EnglishDanielle Fala
Flo FaggerOur Lady of Lourdes Church, Fr. Joseph, Fr. MatthewNaphese GovanDoris GrossmannJames HalperKelly HarrisEllen HauptThe Rev. Otis HicksDolores HoldenCarol HoweThe Rev. Yolanda HughesBobbie JaffeNikk JaffeThe Rev. & Mrs. David JenkinsBernadette KorbThe Rev. Lisa JohnsonMary KingRita LatinerTeneil LawrenceMatt Malloy
Kelsey MatikaMinister Gerald MillsAriel ParkerFr. Edward RixGail RudensteinElisa SelmaniOmar & Shalice ShawEmma ShieldsCecile SmithBrandon SneadChris SpeicherShirley SwingerDr. & Mrs. TimmonsShaquilla VargasCantor Eliot VogelMaxine WaxmanAziza WeissCozy Corner Store, Catherine Wilson, Manager, The Young Talents of Music, J.R. Jimenez, Director
SchoolsDrexel UniversityFriends’ Central SchoolOverbrook Presbyterian Church Preschool
Penn Wynne Elementary SchoolThe Shipley SchoolSt. Joseph’s University
Temple Beth David Religious SchoolWaldron Mercy Academy
The dedicated volunteers listed here donated thousands of hours of time
this past year. Volunteers come to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr
Terrace to visit residents one-on-one, assist with activities, provide musical
entertainment, conduct religious services, bring friendly pets for visits, and
work at the Saunders House store. Volunteers range in age from 13 to 85.
Even residents give their time to help fellow residents. Whatever your
talent, you can surely put it to use by volunteering at Saunders House or
Bryn Mawr Terrace.
Bryn MAWr terrACeIndividualsAll Saints’ Church, Fr. Edward RixCaitlyn Anderson & Alexis ColellaAngels of LightAnnunciation, BVM, James Dunn & Helen ConnellBeverly Asher & her dog CocoaBookBridge ClubPat BoveChurch of the Good Shepherd, Fr. Richard AltmanMike ComynsLynn Elkins & her dog LouieDiana GormleyRabbi Hanon ItescuIan JamesJehovah Witnesses, Maurice Duncan, Jennifer Duncan, Dawn Graham, Renee Gant, Matt Potter, Josephine Nepa, & Rodney Holland
Bill KennedyBriana Kozal & her dog SparkyJewish Chaplaincy, Beth PaulibinskyManoa Presbyterian Church, George Mell, Phil & Irma FiorentioC. Wilbert McCabe, Ph.D.Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Minister Gerald Mills, Sr. & Mrs. Mills, Lloyd Hoffman, Bernice Hoover & Christine DuvleyOur Mother of Good Counsel, Jean Lynch, Sr. Anne Woodeshick, Sr. Florence Enechukwu, Fr. John Denny, Pat MallonChurch of the Sacred Heart, Manoa, Lydia DiPietro & friendsPaul SaionzSara TannerZion Baptist Church, Dr. Jeanette Myers (Gilbert) & Loretta Bradford
All members of the Boards of Directors and Committees of Saunders House and Bryn Mawr TerraceWe have compiled this list of volunteers to the best of our ability. We apologize if any names have been omitted.
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SaunderS HouSeIndividuals:
• Mrs. Fanchon Apfel• Ms. Celeste Clement• Joe & Tessie DiGirolamo• Members of the Garden Workers
Garden Club• Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Houseknecht • Ms. Stacey Houseknecht• Mrs. Bernadette Korb• Mr. Tom O’Leary on behalf of Tom
Maiocco, former resident of Saunders House
• Mr. Joseph Smallwood• Mr. Sam Streater• Ms. Dottie Stup
Businesses:
• Abramson Center• Aculabs, Inc.• Converge, Inc.• Havco Services• Healthcare Services Group, Inc.• Keystone Quality Transport• Interphase Systems, Inc.• LIFE• MBuild• NSM Insurance Group• Penn Wissahickon Hospice• Roberts Oxygen Company• Select Rehab• VNA Hospice• Zimmet Healthcare Services Group
BrYn MaWr TerraCeIndividuals:
• Mrs. Linda Anderson• Mr. Andrew Bove• Dr. & Mrs. Leonard Checchio• Mrs. Elizabeth Cupitt• Mr. Darrell Dobler• Mr. David Fish• Members of the Garden Workers
Garden Club• Ms. Cheryl Huff• Ms. Jane Murphy• Mr. Michael Palage• Mrs. Christina Verrelli• Ms. Dorothy White
Businesses:
• Abramson Hospice• Aculabs, Inc.• Baird Respiratory & Medical
Equipment• Caring Hospice• Converge, Inc.• Gulf South Medical Supply, Inc.• Haverford Estates• The Home Care Network• Main Line Medical Supply• Medical Home Care• Millennium Home Health Care• Pocono Produce• Respiratory Therapy Associates• Specialty Medical Products• Senior Helpers
in-Kind gifts Mrs. John R. Latimer CircleThe legacy of Mrs. John R. Latimer lives on in spirit and action through generous in-kind gifts. During the past year, many thoughtful people followed in the steps of this original benefactor of Saunders House by generously giving all sorts of items, most notably furniture, medical supplies, and therapy equipment.
The following people and organizations made in-kind donations to Saunders House or Bryn Mawr Terrace during the year 2012-2013.* We are grateful for their generosity.
We APPreCiAte your suPPort
All gifts are important to Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace, regardless of size or type. To make a gift, you can…• Make an outright gift using cash, check, or
credit card. You can see the results of your generosity immediately.
• Remember us in your Will. We can help you with the details. You can also designate Saunders House or Bryn Mawr Terrace as the beneficiary of a life insurance policy or your retirement assets.
• Consider a life income gift such as a charitable gift annuity or a charitable remainder trust. These gifts will allow you to make a gift to Saunders House or Bryn Mawr Terrace while providing you with tax savings and income for you or a loved one.
• Ask your employer for a matching gift to make your contribution go farther. We can help with the paperwork.
• Write in Saunders House and or Bryn Mawr Terrace when you make a workplace donation to the United Way. Code numbers are: 8050 for Saunders House and 43048 for Bryn Mawr Terrace.
• Be creative with your giving. Your gifts of securities and real estate can provide tremendous benefit to our organization and possibly significant tax savings for you.
• Give the gift of time as a volunteer.
• Make a gift of personal property. In-kind gifts related to our mission are always welcome.
PlAnned giving
We are grateful to those individuals who have included Saunders House and/or Bryn Mawr Terrace in their estate plans. Distributions received from trusts as well as bequests from estates are greatly appreciated for years to come. These sources supplement the fees paid by our residents and the reimbursements received from other sources. Given the current economic pressures and declining reimbursements, the philanthropy of such generous individuals is essential to our financial health.
tHAnK you
In order to deliver the vital services offered by Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace, we seek philanthropic partners who will make the financial commitments that support our organizations. This year, from July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013, hundreds of gifts were received to benefit Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace. These gifts supported projects such as special resident quality of life programs, pastoral counseling, improvements to the facilities, equipment purchases, and the general operation of both homes. We are gratified that so many individuals, businesses, and respected foundations view our organizations as worthy of their philanthropic dollars. This report is created to acknowledge and thank those donors. We make every effort to be accurate and complete when acknowledging the generosity of our donors. Please call 610.658.5238 to report any errors or omissions.
WISH LISTWe welcome and appreciate donations of:• arts & crafts supplies
• Ipads
• Ipods
• Large print books
• Books on tape
• Trivia books
• dVds
• Cds
• digital pianos
• Holiday decorations
• portable keyboards
• Cognitive stimulation kits
• recliner chairs
• Keyboards
• Cognitive stimulation kits
• recliner chairs
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*Businesses that made donations during Nursing
Home Week are listed on pages 16 & 17.
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saunders House and Bryn Mawr terrace are tax-exempt organizations and are registered as charitable organizations with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The official registrations and financial information for Saunders House and Bryn Mawr Terrace may be obtained from the Pennsylvania department of state by calling, toll-free, within Pennsylvania, 1.800.732.0999. registration does not imply endorsement.
saunders House and Bryn Mawr terrace adhere to a strict, non-discrimination policy: no person shall be, on the grounds of race, color, religious creed, disability, ancestry, national origin, sex, sexual preference, or age, excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or otherwise subjected to discrimination in the provision of any care or service.
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Mission stAteMentThe mission of Bryn Mawr Terrace is to be a premier skilled nursing home of choice for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care in the greater Philadelphia area. As a not for profit provider, the purpose of Bryn Mawr Terrace is to serve the community by providing quality care and services and to use our resources in a cost-effective and community-responsive manner.
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Mission stAteMentThe mission of Saunders House is to be a premier skilled nursing home of choice for short-term rehabilitation and long-term care in the greater Philadelphia area. As a not for profit provider, the purpose of Saunders House is to serve the community by providing quality care and services and to use our resources in a cost-effective and community-responsive manner.
Saunders House & Bryn Mawr Terrace are managed by Main Line Senior Care Alliance