Robins' Nest 2016 Annual Report

Transforming the Lives We Touch Annual Report 2016

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Our Mission
Protecting children, strengthening families, and empowering our
communities through innovative, life-enhancing services.

At Robins’ Nest we offer more than treatments, we offer transformations.

Transforming the Lives We Touch –

Together

Dear Friends and Family,

On behalf of the Board of Directors and the many talented staff
and volunteers who make up our Robins’ Nest family, we would like
to thank you for your commitment and partnership in advancing
our mission of protecting children, strengthening families, and
empowering the communities in which they live. Together we are truly
transforming the lives we touch, and we are humbled and grateful
for your continuous dedication to making lives across southern New
Jersey happier and healthier.

2016 was another milestone year for Robins’ Nest as we introduced
several new and innovative programs and services to South Jersey
families, opened new locations across the region, and grew our
professional family by 45 new positions. Collectively, this growth
enabled us to provide life-saving and enhancing services to 11,175
South Jersey children and families. We are proud of the opportunities
that this growth has given us to transform the lives of so many in our
community. In strengthening the lives of those we touch today, we
are enhancing and improving our communities for many years to
come. The enduring impact of our programs can be measured across
generations, as we consistently put an emphasis on solving problems
now to create bright futures.

Your support of our programs and services makes all the difference to
our children and families. Together, we will continue to transform lives
each and every day.

Sincerely,

Dr. Anthony DiFabio Robert B. Nolan
President and CEO Board Chairman

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A Commitment to the
Community

No matter your
situation, when
you come to
Robins’ Nest, you
find someone
who cares.

New moms and their babies are visited weekly by a nurse
and guided through this exciting and sometimes scary time!
Teens and young adults are provided a safe place to stay or
someone to hold them accountable as they work to get their
life on track. Families are supported through a challenging
journey, as a child transitions into a foster or adoptive home.
Immediate support helps families work through a crisis and
find resources to avoid it from happening again. Housing is
provided to end the cycle of homelessness for young adults
and vulnerable families.

In 2016, Robins’ Nest served 11,175 residents in
the state of New Jersey

Burlington County Ocean County
174 Coming Soon

Camden County Atlantic County
1702 1592

Gloucester County Cape May County
3952 208

Salem County www.robinsnestinc.org
1737

Cumberland County
1757

Clients from outside the listed counties - 53

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Our Programs and Services

We are very proud of the wide array of services that our experienced workers, therapists and
clinicians are providing every day and our commitment to ensuring that our children and families
receive the best and most appropriate care. We aim to build people up and allow them to
become self-sufficient and independent which is the ultimate goal across all of our programs.

For families that are at risk of having Our Prevention and Parent Education Our Programs for Adolescents
their child removed from their home, Programs guide new, at-risk parents provide valuable life skills training,
or if the child has already been so they will raise healthy babies and mentoring, accountability, and
removed from the home, staff in our ultimately, become a self-sufficient, encouragement to teens working to
Child Permanency Programs step successful family. Staff work with turn their life around as they transition
in and work to strengthen the family parents to enhance their parenting into adulthood. This difficult time in
relationships and functioning. Families skills and offer them community life is made better as teens learn to
involved in our foster, kinship, and resources to ensure that their children form strong relationships and become
adoption programs receive support are receiving the necessary care to independent.
through the sometimes stressful grow and develop.
transition towards permanency.

For teens and young adults We provide outstanding Our Crisis Response Our Family Success
who can’t live at home, we Counseling Services, on an Program responds within Centers are community-
provide safe, secure Group individual or group basis, an hour to help stabilize based, family-centered
Homes and Residential to community members critical situations before neighborhood gathering
Programs where they across southern New Jersey. they escalate. Once that has places where community
set and achieve goals, Our licensed counselors will been accomplished, staff residents go for family
helping them to become develop a plan to address provide ongoing support to support, interactive
independent. any issues a family or enhance communication workshops, activities, and
individual may be facing in a and allow the family to once groups.
timely and positive manner. again form a cohesive unit.

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96% of youth who
receive Mobile
Response services
remain at home
following close of
service.

Transforming the and families experiencing escalating “It is comforting to know
Lives We Touch emotional or behavioral health issues. that help really is just a
phone call away. Because
We would not be able to offer Gina experienced a rough transition of the help I received, I was
our wide variety of programs into her freshman year of high school, able to spend the rest of my
and services without the support and her parents and younger brother freshman year making new
of the community. In turn, we noticed that she just wasn’t herself friends and improving both
constantly strive to find ways to anymore. When she began threatening my grades and my self-
serve the community directly self-harm, her parents saw that this esteem. I don’t know what
through accessible programs wasn’t an issue that could be ignored, I would have done without
that provide necessary resources and that Gina needed immediate help. the support that Robins’
and services to individuals in Her mom called our Mobile Response Nest provided me and my
need. number, and our staff arrived within family over the past few
the hour to diffuse the situation and months.”
Being a teenager is certainly not easy, get Gina the help she needed.
but dealing with mental health issues,
poor self-esteem, and life changes The Mobile Response staff was able to
make this point in life even harder work with Gina and her family to get
for many youth in our communities. through the problems she was facing,
Because of your support, we are and recommended some supports
able to provide unique programs like and resources for her to look into to
our Children’s Mobile Response and deal with making her transition into
Stabilization Services to children and high school easier. Gina took the
adolescents that are having difficulty advice of her Mobile Response worker
getting over some of life’s speed and started participating in a weekly
bumps. Our Mobile Response program support group at her school that helps
provides immediate crisis outreach 24 youth engage and talk about their
hours a day, 7 days a week to children difficulties with school and self-image
in a relaxed, friendly setting.

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117 families received
PCIT sessions in
2016.

Transforming the Sara was able to secure an “I have lived in South Jersey
Lives We Touch appointment, and soon she and Daniel my entire life, and I never
began attending our Parent-Child knew that I could receive
Our Counseling Services provide Interactive Therapy together. PCIT is these types of services
behavioral health and wellness a behavior-based, family-oriented right around the corner.
services to individuals across therapy designed to help improve The transformation I saw
our communities. These easily the parent-child relationship through in Daniel is indescribable.
accessible programs offer help interaction. PCIT helps parents develop I never imagined that
to a variety of populations – effective parenting techniques and something so close to
from children experiencing stronger familial relationships, while home could change my
behavioral issues at school, reducing behavior issues in young life for the better. I can’t
to adolescents impacted by children. thank the Robins’ Nest staff
trauma, to adults suffering with enough for their dedication
depression and anxiety. Each of Each week, they met with their to bringing out the best in
our three centers offers an array therapist, who guided Sara through my son.”
of evidenced based counseling interacting with her son, and provided
techniques that have proven, her with techniques to work through
successful results. Daniel’s negative behavior. Sara was
able to effectively learn new skills
Sara’s young son, Daniel, was having that helped her become better able
frequent tantrums both at home and to provide a caring and nurturing
in school, and Sara noticed that the environment for Daniel, so that he
problem was only getting worse as her would begin to respond with more
son prepared to enter second grade. positive behavior patterns both at
She visited her son’s school over the school and at home.
summer, and the elementary school
guidance counselor recommended Daniel’s grades and behavior began
Robins’ Nest Counseling Services, to improve, and Sara learned how
saying that many of the school’s to reward his positive behavior. Now,
students had achieved success after the two enjoy trips to the movies and
receiving services. to the park as a reward for good
behavior throughout the week.

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97% of children
remained stable
in placement after
being with their
adoptive family for
3 months.

Transforming the began moving towards the process of and formed a strong support system
Lives We Touch fostering a child. consisting of friends and family
members who could help them when
Making the transition from They began attending the necessary things got tough. Ultimately, they
fostering a child to permanently meetings to learn more about adopted Gavin and made him a
adding a new family member becoming foster parents, and learned permanent part of their family. To this
is often stressful and emotional about the responsibilities that this new day, Tyler and Julie still keep in touch
for adoptive parents. Because of role would entail. They went through with their therapist, and even invited
you, we can offer programs like all of the necessary steps, and a few her to attend Gavin’s 2nd birthday
our Post Adoption Counseling months later, 6-month-old Gavin party.
Services (PACS), which provide came into their lives. Gavin came from
adoptive parents with caring a situation of neglect, and though “My experience working
support and therapy to help he was so young, had experienced with Robins’ Nest was
them get through the process of significant trauma within his birth beyond anything I could
achieving stability. We are truly family. Tyler and Julie did not have have ever expected. The
helping families become whole, much knowledge on how to properly adoption process was
cohesive units full of love thanks raise an infant, outside of what extremely difficult on our
to your generosity. they learned in their informational entire family, and without
meetings. Upon looking into resources our therapist, I don’t
Tyler and Julie wanted nothing on how to alleviate this difficult know how we would have
more than to become parents, but transition, Julie found Robins’ Nest. managed. I am so thankful
struggled with infertility throughout to Robins’ Nest for allowing
their first few years of marriage. The Tyler and Julie began receiving weekly my husband and I to give
couple sat down and talked about in-home visits from their new and our son the loving forever
their options, and decided to look supportive Robins’ Nest PACS therapist, home that he deserves.”
into the fostering to adopt process. and she walked them through the
Tyler and Julie both realized that there steps of the adoption process, as
were probably many children right in well as provided them much needed
their neighborhood looking for their guidance on how to properly care
forever home, and with that in mind, for Gavin. Over the course of the next
six months, Tyler and Julie learned
how to care for Gavin’s basic needs,

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98% of Life Link Homes
residents with
educational goals are
working towards a
high school diploma,
GED, or post-
secondary education.

Transforming the Will settled into his new home, and “Coming out of foster care
Lives We Touch began meeting weekly with the at 18 left me feeling lost
Independent Living Coordinator to and hopeless about my
For youth that are aging out establish and accomplish his goals. future. The staff at Life Link
of the foster care system or are Will discussed his desire to enroll in Homes provided me with
at risk of becoming homeless, the local community college’s nursing the skills and resources I
our Life Link Homes program program, reconnect with his family, needed to develop into
provides permanent supportive and ultimately live on his own. He an independent and
housing and linkage to began meeting with the Employment responsible adult. I am
resources that allow youth to Specialist to develop a resume and getting ready to head
successfully and independently work on job readiness skills, and the into my second year of
transition into adulthood. Life Link Homes therapist to process school, and now I see my
the situation with his family. family weekly. Neither of
Upon turning 18 years old, like many these things would have
teens in foster care, Will aged out of After just a few months, Will had been possible without the
the system and was without a place obtained a new part-time job that support I’ve received here.”
to live. He was able to locate a job paid significantly more than his last
on his own and found a place to stay position, and was practicing effective
with a friend from high school, but Will coping skills to overcome the stress
knew this couldn’t be a permanent and anxiety that had previously
situation, as he eventually wanted to caused a rift between he and his
live independently and obtain a formal parents and siblings.
education.
Now Will is in his final weeks at Life Link
He got in touch with his former Homes and will soon move into his
caseworker, and she was able to get own apartment close to his family, so
him in contact with our Life Link Homes they can continue having dinners and
program. Will was accepted into the taking trips together.
program and moved into one of our
apartments.

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Volunteers & Donors

Volunteers Santa’s Workshop Bonnie Swiderski Brenda Eleazer Kyle String
Board of Directors Leanne Abrams Kathy Taylor Keysha Eleazer Sequetta Sweet
Robert B. Nolan, Chairman Barbara Arnold Julie Verde Melissa Elias Talent Network
Brian McGlade, Vice-Chairman Steve Awalt Susan White Janice Engstrom Tony Luke’s
and Chairman of Finance Elaine Awalt Barbara Wieckowski Stephen Espinosa Biaggio Uricoli
Committee Shirley Beleff Karen Wolfgang Madji Fall Laura V.
Pascale Bastien, M.D., Melissa Bishop Cody Fauver Maria Valentino
Secretary Karen Bowe Family Success Centers Food Bank of SJ Charita Walker
Kathie L. Renner, Esq., Liz Bradley Connections Matt Ford Jennifer Wells
Immediate Past Chairman Lauren Braidwood Donna Brown Shara Forrest Lestasha Williams
Barbara Arnold Melissa Buscher Center for Family Services Claris Gardner Hannah Wolfram
Ms. Kevin Becica, P.E. Nikki Campbell Ruth Crocker Donnetta Gardner Workforce Development Board
Cindy Calhoun Doris Carter Jorge Flores Debbie Girone Yvonne Yanney-Ouennu
Nicole Gaspard, CPA Alicia Cendejas Ciara Frias Glassboro Police Dept.
Dante Germano Heather Cline Heart 2 Heart Gloucester County DVR Oceanside I
Amy P. Kelly, Esq. Rachel Comenzo Hispanic Family Center Grow Yoga Tim Allen
Mary LeFever Sherri Connell Annette Hofmann Hair 2 There AmeriHealth
Margaret A. McCausland, Esq. Anita Corrado Joshua Irizarry Letitia Hobgen Harriet Anderson
Sean McMillan, DO, FAOAO Jane Crosby Officer Keating Hollybush Gardens Atlantic City Health Dept.
Lisa Morina Peg Cunningham Victoria Kuebler Stephen Huff AtlantiCare
Debra M. Noll Karen Damon Taylor Lapps Inspira Health Network Gloria Baran
Adam M. Sangillo Jim Dargusch Tracey Lavin Kingsway Church Center for Family Services
Paul Toepel Kara Datz Thompson Elizabeth Lopez Stephen Kozachyn Ana Contreras
Dr. Leslie Woehr Tuttle Alicia DiFabio Kathy Mason Nathan Lamb Sonia Diaz
John A. Ververelli Teressa Dinella John Moore Landmark Americana Kendrin Dyitt
Linda Ennis Elizabeth Perez Glassboro Peter Eck
Admin & Program Support Vi Fifis Catherine Perez April Licato Iris Farrington
Clayton Presbyterian Church Liz Fluharty Denise Poole Literacy NJ Peter Guzman
Brittany Foulk Brenda Roach Karly LoSasso Sheila Hull-Freeman
Cooking Group Jan Gartland Myrna Rodriguez NJ State Police Gail Jabbar
Karen Damon Angela Genovese Jenise Rolle Leeabaa McFadden Lesley Johnson
Jan Gartland Pat Goegel ShopRite of Berlin Jerico Mellet Barbara Kozek
Holman Automotive Group Cathy Goerke Chrissy Warren Matthew Mignano LAEDA
Marylou Klinke Sharina Gomez Samantha Millens William Meyer
Frederick London Tony Gurcsik Mosaic Tara Miller Roberto Morales
Nancy Kowalik Real Estate Zach Hoffman Susan Addes Brian Moore Nathaly Ozoriz
Group Heather Isaac Aheart Ministries KC Murphy Dave Preston
Teresa Romeo Kathy Johnson Atrium Health Catherine Newman Hafeezah Rahim
Senior Corp Volunteers Susan Jones Donna Baines NJ Commission for the Blind Rutgers University
Angela King Eric Baumgardner Old Navy Evan Sanchez
Mentors Mike Klinke Christina Blanton Organize This! Stephen Santiago
Kazim Bukhari Marylou Klinke Cantrell Brown Pepco Tech Shore Medical Center
Samantha Burns Amanda Leek Thea Brown Pitman Police Dept. Nichelle Smith
Ciara Catling Ashley Luciano Elizabeth Burkholder Andrea Pontes Pastor Alex Smith
Andrew DiMarcangelo Kristen Mazeika Kenya Burton Beatrice Robles NJ SNAP-Ed
Heather DiMattia Peggy McDaniels Luke Butler Teresa Romeo Jermaine Snead
Tara Gibbs Vi McKenzie Casey Cain Rowan College at Gloucester Source4Teachers
Holly Gillman Jennifer McMillan Julia Cassel County Kay Springs
Shakema Grace Gigi Moore Center for Family Services Rutgers University Shadava Toleito
Alyssa Hart Diane Moore Phillip Chehet Safe Kids SJ VITA
Phillip Henry Justina Murphy Marie Clapp Courtney Schoettle Diana Woods
Naeemah Hickson Peggy Peters Courtyard Marriott Glassboro Gloucester Cty EMS
Alison Hoehn Beth Pullaro Crossmark ShopRite Glassboro Oceanside II
Dianna Jenkins Susan Quemore Michelle Currie South Jersey Federal Credit Mony Albino
Kandice Jones Jim Quinn Angelica DaSilva Union Anchor Arts
Nicole Knight Terry Quinn Randee Davidson Food Bank of South Jersey Atlantic City Health Dept.
Natalie Mannion Charles Rinear Martina Davis Southern New Jersey Perinatal Greg Austin
Kara Manton Teresa Romeo Maria Dennis Cooperative Tricia Brereton-Moore
Toniette Morda Nicole Romeo Sarah Derdock Ya’Kyra Smith-Hines Center for Family Services
Lauriel Morrison Rowan Rec Center Staff Lauren DiBona NJ SNAP-Ed Jamie Chadwick
Amy Mueller Deborah Rutigliano Ann DiGugliamo Z’hane Snow Clarifi
Ciarla Rubertone Chrissy Skala Kasey DiSessa Social Security Administration Leornardo Concepcion
Andinase Rubertone Cameron Skala Lyndsay Dmytro SPAN Ana Contreras
Alexa Scarpinato Gina Spaventa Helene Dunker Owen Stecco Council on Compulsive
Sequetta Sweet Cheryl Stark Isaiah DuPree Carly Stein Gambling of NJ
Jessica Tracy Gloucester County Clerk

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Gloria Cruz Cynthia Johnson Salem County Vocational Senator Joseph A. Maressa Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braddock
Emmanuel Dimple Makeesa Johnson School Fund Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bruton
Joia DiStefano Cheryl Jones Ms. Kaye Bunkin
Kendrin Dyitt Keith Jones Salvation Army South Jersey Quilters Guild Miss Rowena Caviles
Peter Eck Yvonne Kilson Pricilla Sorrell South Jersey Young Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine
Santo Garofalo Adam Kim South Jersey Legal Services Commissioner Alisa Cooper
Carol McMahon Mary Kling Southwest Council Inc. Professionals Association and Mr. Doug Little
Shore Medical Center Marylou Klinke Staffmark St. John’s Lutheran Church Ms. Maureen Costello
Abigail Montalvo Taylor Lapps Sykora Family Charitable Ms. Joan Diamond
New City Fellowship William Lavell Donors Drs. Anthony and Alicia
NJ SNAP-Ed Phylis Lawrence Annual Giving Foundation DiFabio
Maximo Munoz Tina Longo All Risk Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tarditi Mr. Cornell M. Dowlin, Jr.
Yazmin Olvera Carmen Mendez Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, The Unitarian Universalist Mrs. Linda Dowling
Stephanie Paneca-Navarro Deidra Nelson Inc. Church Mr. and Mrs. Jere Estes
Rutgers-Cooperative Ike Onadipe AmazonSmile Foundation Trinity Presbyterian Church - Ms. Marcia Ferretti
Extension of Atlantic County Joan Pardo Anonymous Donor Care N’ Share Thrift Shop Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Frank
Wilson Santos Catherine Perez Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold United Methodist Church of Mr. and Mrs. Branon Gilmore
Nichelle Smith Perfection Styling Beier Family Foundation Williamstown Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Ginotti
Melissa Southrey Karen Phillips Beta Chapter of Alpha Zeta Verizon Matching Incentive Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haya
Maria Vasilakaki PRUP State Program Ms. Carol J. Henry
JJ Walsh Khalil Robertson Bethlehem United Church of Mr. John Ververelli Ms. Marisol Howard
Bobby Rodriguez Christ Ms. Franceska Villare Mrs. Kay Hutchinson
Orchards Helen Rodriguez Betty Burnham Rosell Vineland Senior High School Jefferson Hospital PACU
Absolute Style Richard Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braddock Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Wampler Ms. Jane Johnston
Shirley Alexander Jenise Rolle Mrs. Charlotte B. Carty Mr. and Mrs. Joel Wiedermann Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Jr.
Nasya Alpheaus Teresa Romeo Chestnut Ridge Middle School Mr. and Mrs. Donald Windus Mrs. Cheryl Kier
Walt Anderson Madison Sahou Clearview Regional High Woehr Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Kline
Nichelle Anthony Theresa Sahou School Your Cause, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James Kresge
Ameera Banks Gabriela Santoferraro Mrs. Chelsea Cleary Lakebridge Community
Sonia Bell Megan Schairer First Presbyterian Church of Gifts In-Kind Services Association
Eva Black Damiana Seares Clayton Advocare Premier OB-GYN Ms. Mary LeFever
Joshua Black Alison Seiler Ms. Kathleen Follis Mr. Michael Ahearn Mr. and Mrs. Frederick London
Pastor Nigel Black Kirsten Shanks Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Freiberg Mrs. Linda Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin
Rachel Black Kadiatu Sillah Mrs. Nicole Gaspard Mr. Ronald Cauchard Mr. Josh Meyer
Sarah Black Tracy St. Clair Gerald B. Shreiber Foundation Christ Child Society of Cape Ms. Donna Midili
Je’Nine Blackshear Bonnie Stewart-Heath Mr. and Mrs. Dante Germano May County Mr. Robert B. Nolan M.A.
Salene Blackshear-Powell Jayah Washington Mr. David Gubernick Congregation Beth El Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll
Michael Brumback Sky Waterpeace Haddon Fortnightly Cow Project/Washington Nu-Look Janitorial Service
Ginnie Calabrese McKensie Webb Haddonfield United Methodist Township Public Schools Mr. Charles F. Ober , III
Larisha Campbell Zachary Weinhart Church Mrs. Christine Dalin Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Pearson
Tyree Carter Keli Workman Haddonfield United Methodist Ms. Marie DiPonziano Mrs. Susan Perry
Randall Clark Wil Workman Church Koinonia Class Distributing Dignity Randi Wolf Design
Juanita Colon Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Haines Downes Designs Mrs. Dorothy Range
Felcitia Cosme Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Haya Girl Scout Troop #63262 Revelations Salon
Ayanna Couplin Accustaffing Mr. Joe Herbst Girl Scout Troop #66256 Mrs. Joanne Rodgers
Karen Damon Ricky Alvira Hurffville Elementary School Glassboro United Methodist Dr. and Mrs. Lee Roseman
Nicole Dautruche Book Mobile of Salem County Johnson & Johnson Matching Church Mrs. Kate J. Royal
Kevin Davis Mecia Brown Gifts Program Glouc. Co. Professional Middle Mr. and Mrs. Al Schachter
Millicent Davis Joann Brynhammer Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones, Jr. School Counselor’s Assoc. Mr. and Mrs. Art Shapiro
Tonya Dickerson Mauricio Castro Mrs. Elaine H. Jordan Knights of Columbus 11498 Ms. Sandra Sivieri
Lynda Ducksworth Center for Family Services Mr. Jeffrey Knauss Knights of Columbus Ms. Susan Somers
Mariann Esquerdo Shantay Clark Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lafferty Council 6513 Ms. Arlene Spears
Sheila Felder Jeffrey Coates Ms. Mary LeFever Mrs. Virginia Kraus Ms. Kathy Springs
Diana Fiorentino Patricia Coates Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Lisa Mrs. Maureen Krienitz Staff at Life Link Homes
Nanette Francis Nicole Curtis Marine Corps. League Auxilary Logan Twp. Elementary Ms. Alisyn Stoffel
Lee Ginsburg Family Care Ms. Joan Marshall School Mrs. Concetta Viggiano
Carla Gordon Food Bank of South Jersey Dr. and Mrs. Paul McCausland Mrs. Edith Marks Miss Rena Visalli
Elisiah Govan Brenda Fowler Dr. Sean McMillan Mrs. Ellie Mills Mrs. Joan C. Wadsworth
Judah Govan Charles Green Mister Sew-Vac Mrs. Joyce Mitchell Ret. Justice John and Hon.
Miah Reece Govan Habitat for Humanity Mr. and Mrs. Nick Morina Nancy Kowalik Real Estate Barbara Wallace
Micah Goven Jean Kuhl Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Napoli Group Ms. Sharon Weatherby
Tamia Govan Bryant Lewis New Jersey Building Ms. Alma Obinger Mrs. Shirley Weathers
Tatiana Govan Ira Mallory Construction Laborers District Mrs. Christine Rivera Ms. Marie Wilmot
Pam Gray Manpower Council Mrs. Sandra Smith
Kim Harrison Abasi Moyenda Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll South Jersey Industries Foundation Giving
Stacy Haynes NJ SNAP-Ed Mr. and Mrs. Jim O’Connell St. Michael’s Archangel Church Beier Family Foundation
Joe Herbst Sherkina Pollard Order of the Eastern Star, Mr. Joshua Sweeney Betty Burnham Rosell
Antoinette Hill Protocall Pitman Chapter #57 Taunton Forge School Staff Charitable Foundation
Andrea Hollis Mr. and Mrs. Richard Palmer The Leo Club at Timber Creek Camden Home for Children
Mrs. Kathie Renner High School
Mrs. Kate J. Royal The Waters Community
Ms. Karen Rozakis Worship Center

Tribute Gifts
Anonymous Donor

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Community Foundation of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Jr. Callaway Golf Foundation Ms. Karen Damon Dimitri J. Ververelli, Inc.
New Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Steve Juris Caspari McCormick Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiPaolo Environmental Resolutions
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. Ms. Jennifer Kacewich Advertising Mrs. Linda D’Urbano ERCO Interior Systems, Inc.
Flowers Family Foundation Ms. Gail Keppler Clean Rental Services, Inc. The Dust Collectors Mr. and Mrs. Jere Estes
Gerald B. Shreiber Foundation Mr. Michael Klinke Conner Strong & Buckelew Exxon Mobil Research & Mr. Mark Fidelman
Investors Foundation Mrs. Angela Kreiser Corrosion Technology Inc. Engineering Flowers Family Foundation
Roma Bank Community Mr. and Mrs. Chad Lafferty DeSimone Construction Mrs. Vi Fifis Mr. and Mrs. Michael Flowers
Foundation Mrs. Betty London Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiPaolo First Presbyterian Church of Friends of Angel Fuentes
Salem Health and Wellness Mr. and Mrs. Frederick London Dun-Rite Sand & Gravel Co. Clayton Mr. E. Robert Galloway
Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Louis Emerson Group Ms. Cathy Goerke Garden of Eden Flower Shop
Sarah Tarditi Gallagher Ms. Wendy Marder EP Henry Ms. Lisa Graham Dr. and Mrs. John Gartland
Memorial Fund Ms. Rose Marks-Scott Epex, Inc. Mr. Michael Hairston Mr. and Mrs. Dante Germano
Senator Joseph A. Maressa Ms. Catherine McCarty Federal White Cement Ms. Eliza Harrell Mrs. Donna Giuliano
Fund Mrs. Kaylee McCormick First Children Services Heritages Corporate Office Dr. and Mrs. Ross Greenberg
Staples Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin Fox Rothschild LLP Mr. Zachary Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Greene
Sykora Family Charitable Mr. Josh Meyer Geiger Pump & Equipment Mr. and Mrs. Steve Juris Mr. Bill Gross and Mrs. Jan
Foundation Ms. Donna Midili Gloucester County Chamber Dr. Jacqueline Kaari Clarke
TD Bank Foundation Mr. Scott Milo of Commerce Mrs. Becky Kelleher Ms. Jean Haynes
United Way of Greater Phila. Mister Sew-Vac Hale Trailer Brake and Wheel Kennedy Health - Washington HFM Investment Advisors, Inc.
And SNJ in Atlantic County Miss Danielle Mitchell HFM Investment Advisors, Inc. Township Holman Automotive Group
Wells Fargo Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore Holman Automotive Group Dr. and Mrs. Paul McCausland HUB International Northeast
Ms. Judith Moore John Rock, Inc. Dr. Sean McMillan The Hughes Center
Child Abuse Prevention Mr. and Mrs. Carl D. Napoli Kingsway Learning Center Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll Inspira Health Network
Awareness Mr. Chuck Nappen Laurel Creek Country Club Ms. Umali Patel Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Jr.
Ms. Irene Anderson Ms. Iris Nodel Legacy Advisors Ms. Barbara Politowski Dr. and Ms. William J. Judd III
Anonymous Donor Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin Mrs. Winifred Powel Mrs. Amy P. Kelly, Esq.
Dr. and Mrs. David Ansel Miss Kelly O’Donnell Modern Controls Mr. and Mrs. Jim Quinn Kennedy Health
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Mrs. Winifred Powel Nexus Parking Systems Ms. Eve Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. Peter Kolson
Mr. Glenn D. Bartle Mr. Michael Pustie Planet Green Supplies Ms. Susan Somers Lazgor, LLC
Ms. Shirley Beleff Randi Wolf Design PNC Bank Mr. Thomas Sommer and Ms. Mary LeFever
Ms. Jane Berstein Revelations Salon PowerTron Maintenance Co. Cmdr. Shani N. Lewins Mr. and Mrs. Frederick London
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Blocher Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robertson Pro Computer Service Irma Tapia-Pliego Louis Christian • Robert John
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braddock Mr. Joseph Rossi Ray Angelini, Inc. Telecorp Inc. Salon and Spa
B’Nai Tikvah Beth Israel Ms. Leoia Rothschild RDS Auto Group The Unitarian Universalist Mr. and Mrs. Pierre Louis
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Buscher Mrs. Kate J. Royal Renati Solutions LLC Church Mrs. Fran Lunsford
Mrs. Charlotte B. Carty Mr. and Mrs. Al Schachter Ron Jaworkski Golf Mrs. Carissa Weikel The Luther Ogden Inn
Mr. Robert Cocker Mr. and Mrs. Art Shapiro Serv-Pro Wenonah Mystery Book Club M3 Jewels, LLC
Ms. Sara Cohen Ms. Maureen Sheehan Silvi Concrete Products/ Woehr Associates, Inc. Ms. Joan Marshall
Mr. William Condon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Smith Sahara Sand The Hon. and Mrs. Eugene J.
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine Ms. Susan Somers Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Smith An Evening by the Bay McCaffrey, Jr.
Ms. Cynthia W. Corboy Sonitrol Security of Delaware Solvay Specialty Polymers Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Abruzzini McCausland & McCausland
Ms. Debra Cornelius Valley Sonitrol Security of Delaware Mr. and Mrs. Cort Adelman Dr. Sean McMillan -
Ms. Anita Corrado Ms. Arlene Spears Valley Ancero Professional Orthopedics
Mr. Jim Dargusch The Dust Collectors South Jersey Federal Credit Dr. and Mrs. David Ansel Michael Kors
Ms. Jane Deegan Ms. Yvette Thompson Union Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Mr. Ben Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toepel Steve Juris Leasing Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Morton & Rudolph Jewelers
DellaVecchia Mrs. Concetta Viggiano Sunair Co. Axeon Specialty Products Assemblywoman Gabriela
Mrs. Margarita Derelanko Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Warrick The Dust Collectors Ball, Buckley and Seher, LLP Mosquera
Ms. Ilene Detofsky Ms. Sharon Weatherby The Protocall Group Becica Associates LLC Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Nash
Drs. Anthony and Alicia Miss Marva E. Wesner V & S Landscape Supply Beth’s Hair Boutique and Mr. Robert B. Nolan M.A.
DiFabio Ret. Justice John and Hon. Body Spa Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll
Mr. George Eisele 28th Annual Golf Outing Barbara Wallace Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braddock Oliver Alarm Systems
ExxonMobil Foundation, Inc. presented by EP Henry and Woehr Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brigandi, Jr. Panera Bread
First Catholic Slovak Ladies Solvay Specialty Polymers Charles D. Zeisloft Trucking / Brown & Connery LLP Susan Paturzo
Association Action Supply, Inc. Rock Products Ms. Wendy Browne Pentec Health Inc.
First Presbyterian Church of Allied Land & Construction Zone Striping, Inc. Bryant & Wilde Realty, LLC Mr. Arpad Petrass
Blackwood Supply Canon Solutions America Pro Computer Service
Fraternal Order of Eagles 2127 Allstate Power Vac Backpack Drive Mrs. Charlotte B. Carty Mr. Jonathan Rardin
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Gallese Ancero Aramark Refreshments Mrs. Suzanne Chuhinko Mr. and Mrs. Art Rea
Mr. E. Robert Galloway ARI Fleet Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Cindy Calhoun Design Renati Solutions LLC
Ms. Angela Genovese Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Ms. Theresa Ballas Conner Strong & Buckelew Freeholder Carmen Rodriguez
Mr. and Mrs. Dante Germano Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Beacon Health Options Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine Rowan University - Office of
Gillespie & Associates, LLC Authorized Business Machines Ms. Shirley Beleff Mrs. Kimberly D’Ambrosio Media & Public Relations
Mr. and Mrs. Branon Gilmore Baker Tilly Bellia Business Products & Debbie Brooks Metropolitan Sand Barrens Golf Club
Dr. and Mrs. Ross Greenberg Mr. Andrew Bakey Services Delaware Valley Carpet Mr. and Mrs. Adam Sangillo
Guardian Angel Motorsports Ball, Buckley and Seher, LLP Borrie’s Outdoor Power Cleaning, Inc. Sonitrol Security of Delaware
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Haines Big Sky Enterprises, LLC Equipment Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Valley
Mr. and Mrs. David Hanrahan Mr. Anthony Bruzzone Ms. Kaye Bunkin DellaVecchia South Jersey Federal Credit
Hats ‘R Us Buzzi Unicem USA Busy Bee’s Square Dance Club DeSimone Construction Union
Ms. Diana Helmer Cindy Calhoun Design Church of the Holy Family Drs. Anthony and Alicia Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stemberger
Ms. Carol J. Henry Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine DiFabio Steve Juris Leasing
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TD Bank, N.A. Mrs. Amanda Evans Companies Mr. John Fox listing of donors is as
The Dust Collectors Mr. and Mrs. John Finucane Ms. Barbara Politowski Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Frank accurate as possible.
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Verizon Ms. Ann Marie Gilbert Republic Bank Mrs. Jessica G. Hamilton
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Woehr Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John Guy Nicole Romeo Mrs. Kay Hutchinson
Woodbury Foot Care Centre Haddonfield United Methodist Mrs. Teresa Romeo Ms. Kathy Johnson
Church Rowan University Office of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Jones Jr.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Women Rowan University Student Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Krott
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Christensen Mr. and Mrs. Michael Haya Government Association Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lafferty
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine Heritages Corporate Office Runnemede - Bellmawr - Mr. and Mrs. Frederick London
Ms. Caitlin Graham Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Glendora Rotary Dr. and Mrs. Paul McCausland
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Klinke Hodorowicz Peggy Sabo Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs. Mark McLaughlin Mr. Zachary Hoffman Salon A’vanti LLC Mr. David C. Meisle
Ms. Donna Midili Holly Court Apartments Ms. Angeline Schoch Ms. Mary Jane Nash
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Morina Hollydell Ice Arena Mrs. Cynthia Seagrave Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Noll
Mr. Robert B. Nolan M.A. HUB International Northeast Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Sernekos Mr. Charles F. Ober, III
The Protocall Group Mrs. Brenda Hubert Mr. and Mrs. Joe Skowronski Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Paparone
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Mrs. Kate J. Royal Inspira Health Network Ms. Susan Somers Mr. and Mrs. Nick Petroni
Woodbury - Admin Staff St. James Evangelical Lutheran Mr. and Mrs. Tony Pietrinferno
21st Annual Santa’s Ms. Shirley Jennings Church Mr. Robert Purdy
Workshop Jimcor Agencies Taylor Farms New Jersey Mr. Michael Pustie
Ms. Ineabel Alameda Juniper Village Temple Emanuel Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reifsnyder
Ms. Jeannette Anderer Mr. and Mrs. Steve Juris The Center, Life in Balance Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Ridgway
Ms. Jean Angelini Mr. Spencer Kauffman Ms. Judith Traynor Mr. Jon Robins
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arnold Mrs. Becky Kelleher Trinity Presbyterian Church Mrs. Joanne Rodgers
Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Mrs. Ellen Kelleher Trinity United Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rone
Ms. Elizabeth Aurilia Kennedy Health Church of Merchantville Mr. and Mrs. Al Schachter
Mr. Gary Baker Kid O Univision Communications Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Sheehan
Beacon Health Options Ms. Kerry Krautwald Mrs. Tangris Uzzle Ms. Sandra Sivieri
Ms. Shirley Beleff Law Offices of William Staehle/ Ms. Christine Valeriano Ms. Arlene Spears
Best of the Best Family Martial Travelers Insurance Co. Mr. John Ververelli Ms. Kathy Springs
Arts Ms. Mary LeFever Mrs. Joan C. Wadsworth Mr. and Mrs. Alan Stedman
B’Nai Tikvah Beth Israel Mrs. Tina Longo Webimax Ms. Alisyn Stoffel
Brunswick Zone - Washington Marathon Engineering & Weichert Realtors - Mullica Hill Mr. and Mrs. Paul Streck
Twp. Environmental Services Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wilde Mr. and Mrs. John P. Taima
Mr. and Mrs. John Burton Marc Anthony Photography Mr. Todd Wilen Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Teears
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Buscher Ms. Carol A. Massare Woehr Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toepel
Busy Bee’s Square Dance Club Ms. Christine Mazzella Woodbury High School Dr. and Mrs. Sydney Tyson
Ms. Nikki Campbell Mrs. Burlyne McCarrin Interact Club Verizon Matching Gift Program
Champions Martial Arts Mrs. Marge McLaughlin Mrs. Joan C. Wadsworth
Cherry Hill Gyn. Association Dr. Sean McMillan Building A Strong Foundation Ret. Justice John and
Chez Dance Studio Mean Guy Running Mrs. Michele Adams Hon. Barbara Wallace
Church of the Holy Family Ms. Cynthia Mellitz Anonymous Donor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and
Mr. and Mrs. Lenny Colfer Ms. Paula Mendelson Mr. and Mrs. David Atkins Margery Walsh
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine Mrs. Carol Miller Authorized Business Machines, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and
Coperion K-Tron Mrs. Laura Monte Inc. Tina Walsh
Ms. Diana Costantini Ms. Barbara Moore Mrs. Marie Baker Ms. Margaret Warner
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Cotey, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Moore Ms. Shirley Beleff Mrs. Shirley Weathers
Ms. Karen Damon Ms. Judith Moore Mr. and Mrs. Lee Braddock Mr. and Mrs. Donald Windus
Mr. Jim Dargusch Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Bruton Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Worthington
Mrs. Denise DeLeo Mrs. Victoria Musilli Ms. Kaye Bunkin
Ms. Jean DeLeo-Veteri New Jersey State F.O.P. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Butler
Mrs. Angela Delia-King Nick’s Pizzeria Mr. Robert Cocker
Ms. Diana DiCicco Miss Kelly O’Donnell Dr. and Mrs. Michael Considine
Ms. Emily Dolbow Ms. Rita O’Malley Ms. Kathy Conway
Mrs. Virginia H. Dorshimer Order of the Eastern Star Ms. Maureen Costello
Education Foundation of Mrs. Kathleen Orrell Mr. Michael Dabkowski
Pennsville P.E.O. Sisterhood Chapter W Mrs. Michelle D’Amelio

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Comparative Statements of Financial Position

Year Ending December 31, 2016 (Unaudited) 2015 (Audited)1

ASSETS $3,094,155 $2,423,283
Current assets: 1,025,235 976,519

Cash and cash equivalents 27,500 27,500
Investments at fair value 795,478 751,606
Unconditional promise to give: 30,846
31,770
United Way Services funding 506 8,156
for the next fiscal year 418,361 375,946
Accounts receivable 5,392,081 4,594,780
Mortgage escrow – DYFS
Inventory 5,816,634 5,558,868
Prepaid expenses 5,816,634 5,558,868
Total current assets
106,036 105,398
Property and equipment: 1,000 1,000
Land, building and equipment (net)
Total property and equipment 107,036 106,398

Long-term investments: 1,188,866 1,188,866
Investments at fair value 14,143 11,150
Investment in Life Link Homes, Inc.
Total long-term investments 1,203,009 1,200,016

Other assets: $12,518,760 $11,460,062
Sponsor loans receivable
Sundry deposits $1,946,290 $1,470,301
Total other assets 271,366 252,150
225,977 169,307
TOTAL ASSSETS 216,359 502,955
143,257 134,942
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities: 2,803,249 2,529,655

Accounts payable 1,184,592 1,195,302
Insurance payable 3,987,841 3,724,957
Accrued expenses
Deferred revenue and prepaid deposits 3,874,008 3,308,057
Current portion of long-term debt 4,488,784 4,228,624

Total current liabilities 65,127 95,424
103,000 103,000
Long-term debt, net of current portion 8,530,919 7,735,105
TOTAL LIABILITIES
$12,518,760 $11,460,062
Net assets:
Unrestricted:
Operations
Fixed Assets
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
TOTAL NET ASSETS

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

1The data for 2015 was extracted from our audited financial statements for the year ending December 31, 2015 www.robinsnestinc.org
issued by our independent auditors Ball, Buckley & Seher, LLP with an unqualified opinion.

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Expenses & Revenues

2016 Expenses 79%
2%
Personnel 15,152,818
Professional Fees 343,408 3%
Materials & Supplies 652,735 6%
Facility Costs 1,110,966 3%
Specific Assistance 4%
to Clients 617,597 1%
Travel & Transportation 741,574 2%
Communications 199,890
Other Expenses 80%
(training, insurance, etc.) 357,706
16%
TOTAL 19,176,694 1%
2%
2016 Revenues 1%

Service Contracts 15,973,381 14
Service Fees 3,197,601
United Way Allocations 96,475
Contributions 427,659
Special Events (net) 146,836
Investment Income/(loss) 57,767
Miscellaneous Income 72,789

TOTAL 19,972,508

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