“On the Path”In January 2012 Eileen Mueller, Rockport artist and long-time Pathways supporter, spearheaded the project to create this beautiful tile wall in our Gloucester facility. She urged each child to “paint whatever you feel, ” and wanted this piece to “reflect the uniqueness of each child on their path to the future. ” Working together the children, staff and volunteers created this wonderful mosaic piece that welcomes people into our building and brightens up our days.

We thank Eileen and Joe Mueller for making this possible.

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MissionMissionOur mission is to serve the best interests of infant through adolescent children and their families – whether disadvantaged by circumstance or in search of opportunity – by delivering the empowering gift of quality educational, social development and support services that strengthen the family unit and the community.

Rockport

Manchesterby-the-Sea

Gloucester

Beverly

Wenham

Hamilton

Topsfield

IpswichBoxford

Danvers

Peabody

Salem

Middleton

Essex

Sue Todd – President and CEOKathy Hamilos – ChairJoAnn Beck – Vice ChairRobert Stewart – ClerkDerek Reed – TreasurerKathleen Morris – Assistant Treasurer

Directors:Bonnie AngusMary BlackJohn ByrnesJoan Kelly CutterCaroline GrimaldiGary LeDucChristine MadrugaJenifer McDougallGreg NealLoretta PeresTodd Twombly

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Core Values • Inspiring Children • Guiding Adolescents • Supporting Parents • Strengthening Families • Enriching Communities

A Word from Sue Todd, President & CEOPathways for Children had an exciting and successful year! Providing high quality education and care to children from birth to age thirteen remains our first priority. This report presents highlights on how each of our programs brought our mission to life over the past year.

Pathways experienced significant change and opportunity in FY ’13 – primary among them was incorporating North Shore Head Start with our Cape Ann programs. In July 2012, following a rigorous open bid process, our organization was selected from the field of applicants to lead the well-established North Shore program into its next phase of operation. Pathways’ high quality early education programs now reach over 500 children and their families from thirteen communities on the North Shore. Our main facilities are located in Gloucester and Beverly. The public schools in Peabody have welcomed our Head Start services by providing classroom space at the Welch school. This spirit of cooperation is recognition of the high return on investment a quality preschool education offers, particularly for children living in poverty. We look forward to the growth of additional partnerships in the coming years.

This new opportunity has also brought some challenges, including merging two distinct programs, both with long histories and distinct cultures, into a single entity, strengthened by the qualities of both. Pathways had just three weeks to assume management of the North Shore program, serving 179 preschool children from eight additional communities. Fortunately, both Head Start programs enjoy the privilege of a professional and dedicated staff who worked together to be ready for the start of the 2012-2013 school year.

Expanding our services to the North Shore also presented us with the opportunity and challenge of getting to know the people in these new communities. One of Pathways strategic goals is to increase “brand awareness and equity.” This is even more critical given our new communities and the federal requirement that we obtain donated services to retain our Head Start grant. As government funding shrinks, raising awareness among those who understand the value of investing in our youngest children’s education and care is more critical than ever. In order to fully address the need in the North Shore area, we will need to build the same base of collateral affiliations and philanthropic support that our Cape Ann base has provided. The commitment of our board, committees and staff leadership will help assure that success.

While the 2012-13 year saw an expansion of our Head Start reach, Pathways kept strong and vital all of our other Cape Ann-based programs – our Family Child Care, Infant and Toddler Care, School Age Care, Cape Ann Families, and other community outreach commitments.

Thanks to our dedicated professional staff and engaged board of directors, Pathways is well-positioned to be able to serve more children at the critical time when their developing brains are absorbing knowledge, their ability to fully participate as a contributing member of a group is emerging, and their capacity to dream and have hope for a bright future is taking hold.

With all that is happening here at Pathways for Children, I am proud to say I am just as excited about my job today as I was 30 years ago when I started.

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Federal Grants $4,126,991State Contracts $2,724,477Private Gifts, Grants & Events $714,994 Parent Fees $240,934TOTAL $7,807,396

FY 13 REVENUE

Program Services $6,603,813Administrative & Program Support $759,395Fundraising $278,235TOTAL $7,641,443

FY 13 EXPENSES

In FY 13 Pathways for Children served over 540* children from 13 communities on Cape Ann and the North Shore. We are also proud to provide educational and recreational programming, supportive services and community referrals for the entire family through Cape Ann Families and Coordinated Family and Community Engagement programs.

DemographicsDemographicsPROGRAM DESCRIPTION PARTICIPANTSFamily Child Care In-home care for children birth to thirteen. 68Infant and Toddler Class Center-based care for infants to age 2.9 years; including pregnant and parenting teens. 27Head Start Comprehensive school readiness program for 2.9 – 5 year olds. 539 (Full day = 189)School Age Program After school program for 5-12 year olds; full-day program for summer and school vacations. 121Cape Ann Families Teen and parent mentoring; family resources and classes including the Nurturing® Program. 428Coordinated Family and Community Engagment Programs

Collaborative network of educators, parents and community members; focus on enhancing and enriching family life on Cape Ann.

1,100+

*Due to federal sequestration funding cuts there were significant reductions in enrollment mid-year. The above numbers refer to the total enrollment before sequestration.

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Inspiring Children

Donations to the Shelia Collins Memorial Fund made it possible for our Infant and Toddler Program to work through the final phases of NAEYC* accreditation, the highest level in the country. The Fund provided the financial support needed to meet the high standards for classrooms and for teacher training necessary to achieve this accreditation.

*NAEYC – National Association for the Education of Young Children is the world’s largest organization working on behalf of young children. The NAEYC Accreditation system was created to set professional standards for early childhood education, and to help families identify high-quality pre-schools, child care centers and other early education programs.

Inspiring ChildrenPathways for Children is proud to offer enriching educational experiences to over 500 children each day. Our year-round services provide assur-ance to working parents, or those seeking additional education and training, that their child is safe, nurtured and exposed to continuous learning in their absence. We set our standards high, value our dedicated professional staff and invest in each child’s success.

We are driven by our mission and core values and see them brought to life each day through our programming.

We strive to inspire children through all of our programing. Our Infant and Toddler Program serves children 12 months through 2.9 years of age in our Gloucester center. The well trained and experienced staff of this program believes that children are constantly growing and developing. We inspire children by creating a happy and healthy setting where they are encouraged to explore and interact with their environment and to take an active role in their own social, emotional, cognitive and physical growth.

We are also proud to offer care for our youngest children through 13 licensed, home based providers in our Family Child Care network. Family Child Care offers a stimulating and nurturing environment in a warm, homey setting that is unique to the personality and interests of the provider. The mixed age group setting provides learning opportunities for the children not available in age-segregated classrooms. The cultural diversity of our providers offers a unique opportunity for children to learn about other cultures and traditions or be nurtured by a care giver who speaks their native language.

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As a NAEYC accredited program, Cape Ann Head Start ranks among the top 8% of early education programs in the country.

100% of Head Start children received medical exams and 94% received dental exams

Inspiring ChildrenInspiring ChildrenPathways’ Head Start program is part of the highly regarded and valued federal program. Our Head Start program inspires children to develop both cognitive and social skills and prepares them to succeed in Kindergarten. Our dedicated teachers and staff guide children through a literacy-rich cur-riculum that also includes math and science concepts. This comprehensive program also provides transportation, meals, nutrition assessment, health and developmental screenings, and referral for special education services.

“My granddaughter has been attending family daycare since September 2012. Placing her there was one of the best decisions I have ever made. She is not only loving and nurturing, she is an exceptional educator. The children in her care thrive both educationally as well as emotionally. Because of her professionalism, (my granddaughter) has matured so much over the past year. Any parent who puts their child in (her) daycare will be able to look forward to seeing their child receive a great educational foundation and heightened self-esteem.”

–Donna, Grandmother of child in family daycare

“Our foster child (hopefully soon to be adopted) is thriving, and I contribute that greatly to the amazing staff at Pathways, particularly his classroom teachers…and the outstanding col-laboration and outreach of the social worker associated with this class. Yet all of the staff have left the same impression, it truly is a team effort. The dedication of all staff is unparal-leled. It is transparent in their daily interactions with both the children and their families. They are providing children from both affluent and deprived backgrounds a common ground, ed-ucating their mind, igniting their passion, providing them with necessary self help skills to enable them to become successful, confident citizens. Pathways is truly a gift to this community and its citizens.”

–Amy, Parent (Head Start)

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Thanks to the Essex County Community Foundation Peter and Kathleen Van Demark Fund the SAC staff and children got to experience an Adventure Learn-ing Program. The program included teacher training and active student involvement through games and an outdoor challenge course. The goal for both staff and students is to be present, participate, connect and have fun while learning the values of trust and cooperation.

“This has been one of the best decisions that we’ve made for my grandson. He has built a great relationship with his mentor. He can’t wait for Saturdays.”

–Grandparent of a Teen Mentee

“The most rewarding thing for me has been seeing how happy my mentee is every time we do something together”

–Teen Mentor

Our School Age Care (SAC) program provides care for 121 children after school and full time during school vacations and summers, enabling parents to work. High quality is a hallmark of this program, as it exceeds state licensing requirements, and has well-trained, dedicated staff who understand the needs of developing children. Although chiefly a recreational program, in collaboration with community partners, we provide educational, enrichment activities along with the implementation of evidence based anti-violence / anti bullying curriculum, which sup-ports our children to become productive citizens in our community.

Cape Ann Families (CAF) is the only Pathways’ program fully funded by private donations. The generosity of our donors has made it possible for CAF to provide supportive family services to over 400 people through Parent Mentoring, Teen Mentoring, the Nurturing Program®, Parent Connection and community activities.

Our Teen Mentor program matches high school teens with at-risk children and youth with whom they meet weekly. The teen mentors accumulated over 600 volunteer hours serving over 22 children. The benefits of the Teen Mentor program are experienced by both the mentor and the mentee and often lead to long term friendships.

Guiding AdolescentsGuiding Adolescents

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Supporting ParentsStrengthening Families

Supporting Parents

Strengthening Families

“You’ve taught me how to love.”

–Parent Mentee

“The parents I’ve worked with have taught me about resilience.”

–Parent Mentor

“I am so appreciative of what this program has given me and my family.”

–Nurturing Program Participant

One of the things that sets Pathways apart is our holistic approach and focus on involving the entire family.In addition to the teen mentor program, Cape Ann Families provides a variety of family support programs to local families free of charge. Weekly drop-in support groups, parent mentors, school vacation family activities, as well as longer term family strengthening programs such as the evidence-based Nurturing Program ® are offered annually. In collab-oration with the local state funded Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program, space is maintained for activities, and additional parent education and engagement activities are offered.

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Pathways for Children manages and receives funding through MA Department of Early Education & Care’s Coordinated Family & Community Engagement Grant to offer services on Cape Ann. A governing network of educators, parents and community organizations who support children and families meet quarterly to share information and resources, organize and plan events and network. Partic-ipants include WIC, Early Intervention, all Cape Ann licensed child care provid-ers, Trustees of Reservations, Cape Ann Museum, Art Haven, Wellspring, Sawyer Free Library and Gloucester Public Schools.

Programs include parent education workshops, playgroups for parents and chil-dren, family literacy resources and community outreach and family engagement events at Gloucester Housing Authority locations.

183 active Pathways volunteers have generously donated thousands of hours of their very valuable time and energy in support of our children and their families.

In November 2012 Pathways hosted “A Place at the Table.” This very successful auction included Parsons-style tables transformed into colorful and vibrant works of art by 16

well-known local artists as well as one-of-a-kind paintings done by the children in our School Age Care program.

Artist Jan Charles and her table “A Very Good Year”

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One of the things that sets Pathways apart is our holistic approach and focus on involving the entire family.In addition to the teen mentor program, Cape Ann Families provides a variety of family support programs to local families free of charge. Weekly drop-in support groups, parent mentors, school vacation family activities, as well as longer term family strengthening programs such as the evidence-based Nurturing Program ® are offered annually. In collab-oration with the local state funded Coordinated Family and Community Engagement program, space is maintained for activities, and additional parent education and engagement activities are offered.

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In our North Shore Head Start program 38% of children live in homes where English is spoken as a second language. Spring 2013 assessments of children moving on to Kindergarten show that 99.5% of those stu-dents met or exceeded expectations in language development.

School Readiness is defined as children possessing the skills, knowledge, and attitudes necessary for suc-cess in school and for later learning in life. Pathways for Children’s goals have been developed in collab-oration with the Public School Systems, parents, and our Education Staff. The goals are aligned with the Head Start Child Development and Early Learning Framework, local school district expectations, and state early learning guidelines. These goals establish the foundation for assessment of individual children, classrooms, and programs. The areas of focus in-clude: mathematics; science domain; language and literacy domain; English language acquisition; social and emotional development; social studies; physical health and development; approaches to learning*. Children are assessed quarterly and progress toward meeting school readiness goals is reviewed.

*Detailed, written Head Start school readiness goals are avail-able and distributed to parents throughout the school year

Over the years, Head Start has emerged as the cutting edge program that incorporates all domains that influence a child’s positive development. We remain committed to the validated performance measures and ideals that this model represents and work tirelessly to replicate the proven model across all Pathways programs.

Reporting of the following information related to our Head Start programs is a requirement of our federal grant. • Cape Ann Head Start served nearly 90% of eligible children • North Shore Head Start served 60% of eligible children • Average monthly enrollment was 99% of funded enrollment for Cape Ann Head Start • Average monthly enrollment was 89% of funded enrollment for North Shore Head Start

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Program Services $6,711,339Administrative & Program Support $966,145Fundraising $375,916TOTAL $8,053,400

FY 14 PROJECTED EXPENSES

Federal Grants $3,958,422State Contracts $2,867,899Private Gifts, Grants & Events $1,012,488Parent Fees $225,096TOTAL 8,063,905

FY 14 PROJECTED REVENUE

FY 14 PW PROPOSED BUDGET AND EXPENSES

Pathways for Children has established goals for parent engagement, which cor-relates to children’s success in school. Regular activities are held for parents, including monthly center meetings, parent support groups, workshops on spe-cific topics, volunteer training, and special activities for fathers. Parents are also included in the governance of the program, though participation on the board of directors and the Policy Council.

Pathways’ Cape Ann Head Start was subject to a federal review during the month of December, 2012. The final result of the review found that the program was in compliance. The report also noted Pathways’ “outstanding connections with the local arts community” as an area of strength.

Pathways underwent an independent financial audit in November 2013. The independent auditor, Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C., issued a clean, unmodified opinion on the consolidated financial statements.

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Gifts made July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013The following households and organization have made contributions of their time, talent or material goods to help support our work. Our Federal Head Start grant requires us to match 20% of our federal funding with in-kind donations each year. We offer our special thanks to the following for making this possible.

FY13 IN-KINDS FROM INDIVIDUALS George and Jean AndersonGretchen AndersonPeter and Susan AndersonKathy Asaro and FamilyKirk Baker and Tracee Sprong Arthur BeanePatricia BridgmanLaurie BullerMargaret ChickPaula DesimoneJanelle Dombrowski and FamilyIona FigueiredoJohn and Karen FlanaganGrace FrancisDianne GagneVictoria GodfreyDiane GoldenJody GreenJason and Sarah GrowRamona HartMichele HerlikyCynthia HobbsEllen HullEmily LloydSash LudwigJames and Catherine MacArthurAndy MaddoxSusan McHenry

Heather MeitnerSteven Mersky and Heather Morris Kyer Eva MontibelloRoger and Lynne NorrisCarol PappasDale and Leslie PopeAnn RangerWilliam and Courtney RappBen and Courtney RichardsonIgnazio SanfilippoEmanual SantaKathleen SantuccioMiles Schlichte, Jr.Sheila ShambaughJoan SmithBeth SullivanEllen SzaboIsobel ThomasSam VergaAndrea VinsonSue WaddellCheryl Weintrob

FY13 IN-KINDS FROM ORGANIZATIONS Addison Gilbert HospitalAnnisquam Village ChurchBass Rocks Technology, LLCBeverly Public Library

Building Center of GloucesterCape Ann College Women’s ClubCape Ann Early InterventionCape Ann PediatricsCape Ann TVCatholic CharitiesCerebral Palsy of Eastern MACommonwealth Mobile Oral Health ServicesCoordinated Family and Community EngagementGloucester Dental Health CenterGloucester Fraternity ClubGloucester GraphicsGloucester Health DepartmentGloucester Unitarian Universalist ChurchGundHarvard School of EducationHiltz Waste Disposal, Inc.Lipkowitz AssociatesMaking a Difference in Peabody Foundation, Inc.Manchester Athletic ClubManchester Essex Regional High SchoolNOAA – National Marine Fisheries ServiceNorth Shore Communication GroupNorth Shore Community College

North Shore Infant and Toddler ProgramThe Pajama ProgramPaul F. Doyon Elementary SchoolPepperidge FarmsPino & Shea Attorneys at LawRockport Cub ScoutsRockport Elementary SchoolRockport MusicRose Baker Senior CenterRyan & Wood Inc. DistilleryShaw’s SupermarketsSalem Board of HealthSalem Family HealthSalem Police DeptartmentSalem Public LibrarySalem YMCASeniorCare’s RSVPSmall Smiles of LynnSouth Bay Mental HealthSt. John’s Preparatory School, Inc.SunbanqueSynventive Molding SolutionsTD BankTimothy S. Hopkins CateringTRU Services, LLCUnitarian Universalist Society of RockportWest Parish School

We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name.

Many donors give both in-kind and financial gifts. These donors are identified

on the following pages with a “❤” to denote their

in-kind donation.

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Gifts made July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE – ($10,000 +) Anonymous John and Mollie Byrnes ❤ Charles Sanders Trust Herbert Collins Alec Dingee and Susan Gray The Dusky Foundation Jan and Kris Loeber North Shore United Way Ken and Marianne Novack Ray Ozzie and Dawna Bousquet John Rando Richard and Anne Rosenfeld William and Roswitha Trayes Vesper Foundation

VISIONARY – ($5,000 +) Anonymous Church Home Society Cruiseport Gloucester/ Sheree DeLorenzo Zizik Mary Kay Dyer ❤ Anne and Chad Gifford Kathy Hamilos ❤ Jebediah Foundation Gary and Patricia Johnstone Jan Koch • Weser and Diane Chen Joseph and Eileen Mueller ❤ Pat Petrou Jane C. Saltonstall Robert and Carolyn Stewart Richard and Donna Tadler TJX Foundation, Inc./TJ Maxx ❤ Peter & Kathleen Van Demark Fund David Walt and Michele May Tom and Kristin Zarrella

ADVOCATE – ($1,000+) A. Lyons & Company, Inc. Alexander, Aronson, Finning & Co., P.C. Annisquam Sewing Circle ❤

Associated Charities of Gloucester BankGloucester Beauport Financial Services, LLC ❤ Rein and Nancy Beeuwkes Stephen and Jill Bell Quincy and Natalie Bent Thomas Burger and Andree Robert Paul Butman and Sharon Lake ❤ Carlson Family Trust Bayard and John Cobb Allan and Kathe Cohen John and Kathleen Connolly Karen Feder Cooper Deborah Coull Jan and Bob Crandall Charlie Crowley and Claire Sanford Eve and Phil Cutter and The Goldhirsh Foundation Seth and Kelly Cutter ❤ Robert and Cynthia Doyle Robert and Surrey Elwell Thomas Flaherty and Elizabeth Lalik Frank and Mary Fritsch Gloucester Female Charitable Association Gorton’s of Gloucester ❤ Sarah Green Sherwin and Vivian Greenblatt Garth and Lindsay Greimann Joseph and Paulette Grimaldi Carl and Judy Gustin ❤ Paula Heimberg Harry and Mary Hintlian Tom and Caroline Hovey Claire Hurst Isaac Munroe Foundation William Janes Leslie Kagan Michael and Barbara Kaplan Gary and Stevie LeDuc Stephen and Sigrid Lindo McDougall Fine Arts Galleries

Daniel and Jenifer McDougall ❤ Joseph and Allison Mueller ❤ Greg and Stevie Neal Frank and Ellen Previte Derek and Karen Reed ❤ Judson and Lisa Reis Rockport National Bank ❤ Joseph and Maggie Rosa William Schulz and Beth Graham ❤ James and Barbara Siergiewicz Sonolite Plastics Corp. William Taylor Sue Todd Village at West Gloucester Women’s Fund of Essex County Barry and Susan Weiner Dick and Barbara Wilson Chip and Margaret Ziering

SUSTAINER – ($500 +) Dianne Anderson ❤

Edward and Mary AndersonBonnie AngusGeorge and Jean BairdPhilip and Kathy BeattieJ. J. and Jackie BellCape Ann Savings BankMichael and Jenny Ceppi ❤Kevin and Kathleen Clancy ❤

Hugh and Joan CollierHenry and Ann CookRoger Corbin and Liz SerpaKenneth and Alice EricksonIra and Susan EvansPeter Feinstein and Miriam WeinsteinMark Glovsky and Livia CowanSargent and Susan GoodchildBill and Rose HausmanGlen and Mary Helen MacLeod ❤

Dana and Kathy MarksRichard MillsRyan Mueller ❤

Old MutualMargaret PearsonRichard and Ruth PinoJimmy Pratt and Deborah Nelson ❤

The Rotary Club of Gloucester ❤Arthur RyanRuth SennottThomas and Mary Spittle ❤

Newton and Judith Spurr ❤Robert and Nancy SullivanUnited Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack ValleyRobert and Lillian Welcome ❤

Mark and Caroline Weld ❤

West Gloucester Trinitarian Congregational ChurchMatthew Whitlock and Penny Neal

FRIEND – ($100 +) Filiberto and Susan AgustiMatthew and Heather AhernFrancis and Rebecca AliberteRyan AmeroAnnisquam ExchangeDavid and Nan Araneo ❤

David and Michelle BaerRonald and JoAnn BeckJohn and Joan BedizBeeman Memorial SchoolJohn and Janis BellPeter and Karen BellDavid and Lida BernardPatricia BerteroMary BlackBlackburn Center, LLCMark and Lorraine BobrickGeorge and Rose BottgerGerard and Barbara BoyleMary BradyPeter BrauPeter and Maura BriggsRobert and Carol Bullivant

C.B. Fisk, Inc.R. Judson and Janice CarlbergRichard and Deborah CarlsonThaddeus Carpen and Susanne GuyerGeorge and Judy CarterJason and Kathryn ChamberlainJim ClydePeter and Katherine CoakleyLinzee and Beth CoolidgeMary Craven ❤

Denton Crews and Katherine GermanJoan CummiskeyJohn and Lee CunninghamRobert and Jean CunninghamMark and Jackie Curley ❤

John and Betty DavisNissa DelaneyNicholas and Paula Dello RussoJoe and Barbara DeLorenzoMichael and Theresa DoaneMichael and Joanna DudaJohn-Peter and Andrea DunnFrank and Trish Dunton ❤

East Coast Tire & Auto RepairEastern Copy Fax, Inc.William and Leane EllisAdele ErvinRobert and Katherine EyreSal and Patty FonzoJoyce Fossa ❤

Robert and Germaine FritzStephen Galante and Bill PluckhanRobert and Marie GallagerEdmund and Marylou GallucciDorothy GanickIan and Josie GardinerPaul Gaucher and Peter NiemitzJonas Gavelis and Bonnie SylvesterRobert Gillis and Patricia HarringtonGive with LibertyRose Marie Glen

We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name. We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name.

Many donors give both in-kind and financial gifts. These donors are identified with a “❤” to denote their

in-kind donation.

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Gifts made July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013Gloucester Cultural CouncilGlovsky & Glovsky LLCCurtis Gollrad and Dale BrownJack and Susan GoodNancy GoodickGrand Banks Building ProductsGranite Savings BankRochelle GravesDeborah GreeneTim Greiner and Amy BallinCatherine GunnMartin and Lauren HahnCaroline HainesGilman and Mary HallenbeckDavid and Michelle HarrisonKevin and Anne HeffernanJill Heine ❤

Robert Henriques and Jane SingerDavid and Michele HerlihyWalter Herlihy and Nancy LeGendre ❤

Wally Hess and Janice CaneBarry and Karen HigginsEric and Hillary HoldsworthNick and Debe HollandThomas and Martha HooperTom and Mary HyndmanRobert and Pamela IrwinJ.M. Walsh Oil Company, Inc.Sally JacksonRobert and Patricia JedreyKathleen JohnsonHarold and Cheryl JonesMark and Courtney KaganRobert and Judith KayMalcolm and Patricia KersteinAbdullah and Lynne KhambatyArlene KilroyPeter and Karen Koch-WeserDonna KramichArline LandEllery LeBlanc and Penny Warren

David and Margaret Leeco ❤

Leland and Sue LewisMarian LindenLouis and Judith LinquataThe Liquor LockerAnthony LobelloLocal ColorsJonathan and Lucy LoringPeter and Elizabeth LoringJames and Laura LowellPaul and Christine LundbergDoris LynchWilliam and Nancy LynchPeter and Kim MacLeodDonald and Louise MaierMary MaloneManchester Garden ClubDavid and Nancy ManleyThomas and Marcia MartinConstance MasonFrank Masse and Gail MagenisAnna MatturroCheryl MazerJoseph and Heidi McGrathCarl and Shirley MooresMichael and Kathleen MorelliKathy MorrisRick and Karen MorrisPeter Mowschensen and Nadine BermanBrooke NealJerry Nissenbaum and Madeline CellettiRory O’Connor and Claire MuhmJune O’KeefeJohn and Lee O’LearyCraig OlmstedDavid and Katie O’MalleyPeter and Charleen OnanianDan Ottenheimer and Martha MorganTad and Beth ParsonsChandler and Deborah Pearce

Timothy and Maura PeirceGriffin and Deanna PennRalph and Kathleen Pino ❤

Planet Aid Inc.Edward and Kathleen PomfretFrank and Megan ProctorDianne QuigleyRaj and Janet RazdanWilliam and Sandra ReineckeFrank RobinsonBruce and Jane RosenbergRonald Ross and Mary BenhamTommy and Jacqueline RunyonSage Floral StudioLori SarowskyLouise ScanlonDavid and Elizabeth ScatterdayPeter and Abby SchibliEdward F. Sennott Insurance Agency, Inc.Joel and Bonnie ShelkrotPeter and Sarah SherwoodLeslee ShlopakTom and Sally SimonsScott Smith and Chris HadleyVal and Evelyn SomersJoe and Helen SoussouFrank and Jeanne SpeizerEleanor SpenceRobert SpinglerEileen SporingSt. Mary’s Episcopal ChurchBarbara StaffordCharles Steiner ❤Michael and Janis StellutoNancy StrisikDonald and Jeannie SudbayThe CaveThe Landing at 7 CentralMichael and Martha ThurkChris and Joan Tschalaer

Verizon FoundationJohn and Mary Jane VeroneseConrad VitaleMargaret WallisDavid and Mary WarnerHarold and Lucette WhiteCharles and Patricia WhitlockPeter and Susan WillisDel and Mary Lou WnorowskiJune WulffRobert Zock Jr.Jason Zorfas and Margaret Mishara

DONOR – (UP TO $99)Edward Akerley and Nancy Bruce-AkerleyAlexandra’s BreadNubar Alexanian and Rebecca KochRobert and Judith AndersonEben and Sandy AndrewDonald and Nancy AugustAnn BanksLeo and Elizabeth BarringtonHenry and Joyce BeaudetBarbara BeaulieuBeeman School PTOElizabeth BishDeborah BlakeBernice BlitzPhyllis BosseBarbara BrackettR. Billings Bramhall, Jr.Robert and Deborah BurnsC. H. Cleaves Insurance Agency, Inc.Audrey CannamelaCape Ann Coffees Inc.Cape Ann Insurance AgencyCape Ann Mechanical ServicesSally ChapdelaineWilliam and Shirley ChristensonWayne and Sharon CiaramitaroCarroll Clark

Linda CookWendel and Suzanne CookMichael CostelloRobert and Katherine CuddyerFrank and Ginnie CurcioKenneth and Jill CurranChandler and Nancy DavisRobert and Ellen DavisDonald DawsonRobert and Judith DeanDeborah Coull SalonSteve and Stephanie DeltorchioEdward and Sheila DoctoroffKevin and Edith DouglassThe Dress CodeWilliam and Jean DuganSusan EgmontW. Albert Ellis and Anne-Seymour St. JohnMary FeenerSusan FieldWayne and Linda FiguridoWinifred FiguridoCynthia FiskGarth and Liz FletcherLeah FrancisJeff FraserHelene FrenchWilliam and Judy FriendNina FrontieroJanet GarrisonRuth GilliesPauline GradySusan GrantPaul Gross and Cornelia TenneyJames Gutstadt and Nancy GoodmanThomas and Margaret HarveyCynthia HealeyMary HealyKenneth and Billie HrubyMary Hull

We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name.

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Brian and Linda HurleyPatricia IrelandVirginia JefferyFred and Anne JohnsonEsther JoyceKevin and Elizabeth KielySusan KlemRobert and Kathleen LadanyiSusan LaneWilliam LangleyDaniel and Andrea LasmanThomas and Grace LattofEllen LefavourLinsky’s Service Station, Inc.Patrick and Serena LowSusan Banta LoweryLucky 7 Arcade, LLCMarianne LufkinMarci MagedHoward and Linda MakiNeil and Debra MannAustin MarshallMichelle Mayer-SmithJoyce McCarthyMichael and Cynthia McNamaraTom MerandoMercury GalleryChristopher Murphy and Karen AnastasiaOcean OpticalMelvin and Ruth OlsonGerald and Arlene O’NeilKay PartridgeLoretta PeresJohn and Sarah PerryDavid PierceRalph and Irene PiercePigeon Cove CircleMarion PotoczakJudith RedwayDonald and Joann RileyJohn and Wendy Root

Barbara RoseDavid and Nancy RoseMurray and Julia RosenthalWallace and Carol RoweDavid and Deb SacksNicholas and Martha SaffordWarren and Martha SalingerSalon 127Sandler & LarameeClaudia SchweitzerCarole SecrestPeter and Eileen SellewMarcia Simon David and Patricia SladeRobert and Eileen SmithMary Ruth Sole Sherman and Carol SpritzPaul and Elizabeth St. GermainLynn and Joan SwigartBarbara Talkov ❤

Joel TeevenLawrence and Jackie TennisVincent and Maureen TerrillThe WeathervaneJohn and Marilyn ThompsonLaura TrainorYuri Tuvim and Mary Louise GiulianoUnited Way of Greater Philadelphia & SNJBill and Linda VitaleWayne WalkerJohn and Cheryl WalshWaters CorporationHoward Weinstein and Ann HochbergMary WeissblumNatalie WheelerChristopher WileMarny WilliamsRobert and Joan WoganJames Younger and Andrea FreedmanGrace Zerilli

We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name. We thank all of our FY ‘13 donors. Please let us know if we have made any errors in our information about you or have inadvertently omitted your name.

Gifts made July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013

If you want to know more about our Memorial or our Special Gifts Program, contact Diana Foster

at dfoster@pw4c.org

The William Winfield Dyer Jr. Scholarship FundThe Sami Pennell Fund for Infant and ToddlersSheila Collins Memorial Fund for Special Support

ONGOING NAMED MEMORIAL GIFTS AND FUNDS

Skip BoissonaultJohn and Mollie ByrnesTed and Jan CharlesGloria Cole and Janet HeywoodPeter and Judith DeGangeSheree DeLorenzoJoseph and Terry DeSalvoEileen DolanMary GroganClaire HurstWilliam Johnston and Leslie Sennott

Gary and Stevie LeDucJohn and Shirley MooreGreg and Stevie NealLisa and Judson ReisLaurisa Sellers and Arnold ShoreGretchen SennottRobert and Loren SennottPeter and Janet SennottDon and Phyllis Sudbay

GIFTS WERE MADE IN HONOR OF THESE INDIVIDUALS:

Katherine AbrahamsonRobert BosselmanSheila CollinsWilliam Winfield Dyer Jr.Norma DuffySamantha Pennell

John PetrouRochelle PrendergastVeronica SennottElizabeth TowerChrista Zepf

WE THANK OUR SUPPORTERS AND FRIENDS WHO MADE GIFTS IN MEMORY OF THE FOLLOWING LOVED ONES:

Annual Report 2013

Many donors give both in-kind and financial gifts. These donors are identified with a “❤” to denote their

in-kind donation.

If you are interested in learning more about Pathways for Children

or sharing your time and talent with us please contact us.

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978-281-2400

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www.pw4c.org

Photos courtesy of Jason Grow

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