2014 ANNUAL REPORT

Jewish Family Services of Delaware’smission is to strengthen individuals, families and the community by providingcounseling and support services, based on Jewish values.

Dear Friends,As we complete our 117th year of service, we reflect upon the fundamental Jewish value that we are each responsible for one another. Families of allbackgrounds who are challenged by meeting basic human needs, life transitions, and mental health issues, seek guidance and support from JFS.While most of our clients are not Jewish, all of them learn what it means tobe Jewish: from the beauty of our traditions and the strength of our commandments, to our commitment to tikkun olam, building a better world. Our proudest moments during 2014 included enhancing our Youth Advocacy Program supporting highly vulnerable teens and their families;augmenting our Outpatient Behavioral Health program with drug and alcohol counseling services; increasing opportunities for volunteerismthrough the Brandywine Village Network and Mitzvah program for youth;endeavoring to secure the Agency’s future through Create a Jewish Legacy;and planning a strategic initiative for expansion into eastern Sussex County. But our greatest achievements can be summarized through one word – impact. From victims of domestic violence to those struggling withaddiction, from individuals confronting depression and anxiety to thosedealing with schizophrenia, from youth caught in the deleterious cycle ofpoverty and crime to older adults confronting increasing limitations – JFS’sexceptional programmatic outcomes and delivery helped strengthen theirwellbeing and improved their lives. Our success is the result of our leadership’s courage to start new programsand grow; the collaboration amongst our Board of Directors and the professional staff; our partnerships with Jewish Federation of Delaware,United Way of Delaware, government agencies, and private and corporatefoundations; the generosity of our donors and the commitment of our volunteers – all of which build on our foundation of tzedakah (justice), compassion, and loving kindness. Thank you to all of our stakeholders for sharing their wisdom and resourcesto support the dreams of JFS.

Valerie Middlebrooks, President Dory Zatuchni, CEO

A MESSAGE FROM JFS LEADERSHIP

OUR IMPACTIn 2014, we served 3,216 members of our community.FAMILIES ARE STRONGER

SENIORS ARE SAFER AND MORE SECURE

YOUTH ARE BUILDING THEIR FUTURES

12,992 counseling sessions were provided.people reportedan improved quality of life.

of clients better managetheir mental health.

98%

independentlyseniors continued livingbecame more engaged

126 peoplevolunteeredin the community

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relationshipsat risk youth built healthydecreased their likelihood ofrecidivating. workplace skills.technological and

in their homes.less isolated.

2,245 hoursto help seniorsmaintain their homes.and now feel

and connected to social support systems.developed new

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With clinical intervention, Jenn learnedto confront peer pressure in a productive manner and now feels more confident about herself.

*Indicates name changed to protect privacy.

“You’re the first therapist she’s trusted.”

Giving hope...

Client Snapshot:

Jenn* surprised her mother when shesaid she liked coming to therapy. Shefelt like she could say anything withoutbeing judged.

COUNSELING1,696 People Served

SERVICES PROVIDED:

Family CounselingIndividual Counseling

School ConsultationDrug & Alcohol Counseling

Psychiatric Evaluations

Medication Management

Healing Hearts Education Seminar for Divorcing Parents

JFS staff travel to clients’homes and the followinglocations to provide services: Elementary Schools:

- Carrcroft- Claymont- Lombardy- Marbrook- Silverlake

Community: - Ministry of Caring’s

Hope House- Youth Rehabilitative

Services’s Ferris School

SUPPORTING ADULTS 50+

SERVICES PROVIDED:

Brandywine Village Network:- Delaware’s first village network- Assists older adults so they can age at home- Mobilizes community volunteers to help members with housework, transportation, technology and more- Provides regular health, wellness, and social programsB’nai B’rith Senior Housing:- Subsidized housing for older or physicallydisabled adults- JFS’s Senior Resident Manager helps residents apply for benefits and stay activeDelaware Aging Network:- Consortium of 31 agencies that coordinate services in the areas of transportation, health care, and housing- JFS is the lead agency in New Castle County

Restoring peace of mind...

Since joining the Village, volunteersdrive Joan to all of her doctor appointments, help her with groceryshopping and errands and sometimeseven vacuum. And, just as important,they offer Joan caring friendship. BVNgives Joan, and her son, peace of mind.

“Because of BVN, I am still living inmy own home. I don’t know what Iwould do without it.”

Joan* is 92 and lives by herself; herson lives across the country. She nolonger drives and lately, she finds thatthe vacuum cleaner is too heavy forher to use.

JFS’s Services for Older Adults is preventative at its very core.Assessing each person’s need and offeringindependent living plans, in home monitoring, housekeeping services, andcounseling, JFS is focused on the well-beingof the older adult.

622Seniors Served

SERVICES PROVIDED:

FutureNet:teaches:- Interview techniques- Resume writing- Soft skills for the workplace

Prevention Education:addresses:- Drug & Alcohol - Suicide- Dating Violence - Gambling

Video Productionand Education:- Develop video production skills- Create original PSAs based on prevention topics- Show PSAs in theaters to reach peers

Youth Advocacy: provides:- One-on-one guidance- Assistance with re-entry- Help in making good decisions for the future

YOUTH ADVOCACY

Turning lives around...

In the past two years, Kevin hasachieved his GED, obtained a weldingcertificate, secured a job , and completed his first year at Del Tech.Kevin’s father is now proud of his sonand grateful to JFS for being therewhen he needed it most.

“He is a responsible young adultthanks to the work he did with JFS.”

Two years ago Kevin* was incarcerated in a facility for maleyouth. When he started working withJFS’s Youth Advocates, he began toturn his life around.

JFS threads together workforce training and prevention programs through technology andeducation to help each young personwork towards a positive and productive future.

312Youth Served

- New American families from more than 13 countries-of-origin were connected to work force training or jobs.- separated and divorcing parents turned to JFS’s Healing Hearts program to understand the impact of divorce on their children and themselves.

Improves STABILITY

Navigates TRANSITIONS

Expands ACCESS

- families were empowered to navigate the often complex seas of the state system independently. - of families met goals to improve their stability.

- homeless women residing in a Wilmington shelter received vital counseling and support. - of our interventions are provided in home, school, and community based settings.

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All families face periods of challenges and crisis.

The JFS staff ofhighly-trained, compassionate professionals worktogether to providea seamless system of support for everyone in the family – children,teens, adults, andseniors. Partnerships withschools, synagogues, community centers,and social serviceproviders broadenour reach intoyour community,helping each personaccess the servicesthat they need.

A NETWORK OF SUPPORT

In 2014, 126 volunteers met 1,588 requests for assistance fromBVN members.

Volunteers drove more than 5,000 miles, ensuring that BVNmembers reached their doctors, beauty salons, grocery stores,and more.

Volunteers with the Brandywine Village Network create a community of support for older adults in northeastern NewCastle County. Their tasks may seem simple - sewing a buttonon a coat, picking up groceries, weeding a garden, or driving toa doctor appointment - but their impact is profound.

OUR VOLUNTEERS MAKE ALL THE DIFFERENCE

“I think technology is really important to communicating with other people, and that’s whyI especially wanted to help seniorcitizens with technology.” An admitted tech enthusiast, Hyungjun (Corey) Hahn began volunteering with BVN in December 2013. On Thursdays and Saturdays, he leads one-on-one Q&A’s and teaches seniors how toemail, use Facebook, do research on Google, and solve other problems.

65%(1460 hrs)

TransportationGrocery ShoppingHousehold Assistance (e.g. raking, weeding, shoveling snow)Computers/Technology Assistance16%

(360 hrs)

14%(314 hrs)

5%(112 hrs)

Chyan AdamsNajee AliRiki ApplebaumShweta AryaAisha BaigLillian Balick Ruth BalickRuth BeanBarbara BedwellVivianna BeltranJo BenitezRobert BergmanSharisse BorstMyrle BoweLuis Caceres-GarciaMeg CampbellBob CaugheyAlvin & Benny ChenMyeshia ChristopherDeborah CluleyCarol ColemanAndrew DannerIrene DavisAl DelaneyDouglas DeVollPete DiBonaMichelle DonerShannon DowlingTreiva DungeeBob DunlapAmanda, Benjamin, & Susan EbnerNgozi EdehRachel EvansJackie & Phillip FeldmanSusan FoxDan FrickVincent FuncichSheila Gardner

Alisa GarnekAllison GawinskiClaire GerchmanLeah GillisEdwin & Leba GittelmanJoe GoldbergLynn GoldbergJacqueline GoodsonEd GootzaitLillian GrayCorey HahnAlexander HaldemanChayla & Ryan HareDeneen HartEd HickeyPete (George) HigginsJenna HiltonGrace HoganPatrick HorksyElspeth & Rick HynesLinda JaworskiSusan JonasTerri KaplanFred KatzDeborah KesslerDoris KiraguMartin KirkHolly KrinskyBethany KutzSarah LaFaveTaylor LawsonJordan M. LazaroffLexie LermanAllen LevineDanna LevyBill LongEmily LouisDaniel LyonsJillyan Magerman

Susan MakowskiJim & Marti MaloneyNadia MarstonAJ MartelliEllisa MartinNora MartinBertha Martinez de la PazJune McBrideBill & Mary Ann McLaughlinAron MegyeriCarlos MendezJay MerendaTracey MessengerDaniel MetzJamie MillerLisa MillerMisty MitchellMaryann MonheitKayla MosleyMike NesnowEmily NisbetPeg ParsonsFaith PattersonGabriel Peters IIHuguette PihaPerry PolssMamatha RatnamHiran RatnayakeCarolyn RayChristina RenzetteThomas RevelleJose RieraDebbie RobertsMatthew RosenJean RosenbaumMichelle RowlandHelen RubinCecilia Salkovitz

We thank and recognize our dedicated volunteers. We apologize for any names that were inadvertently omitted from this list. Simon SchatzMax & Barbara ScheinerJack & Mary Ann SellersLydia SierraNaje SimonRobbie SimonIlene SivakoffJennifer StaciDorothy SterlingAnn StevensonJoshua StullLaShonda TateDayichan ThomasAlison ThompsonDonald ThureauMichael TurcoDiane VanScoykTali VodovisLaurel WagenheimJoseph WahlWilliam WallachMonica WamsleyShiran WangBrie WhiteJoan WhiteDeborah WiMarianne WilliamsJosh WilsonElizabeth WinningtonLinden WolfThomas YouseSam YuHelene Zinckgraf

Myrle Bowe, Mensch of the Year

Using her talent as a writer, Myrle leads a weeklyMemoir Writing Workshop for BVN members inspiring them to capture their memories throughthe written word. By sharing meaningful storiesfrom their pasts, participants in Myrle's workshopsget to know one another and develop deep, supportive relationships.

BVN volunteers were honored at our first Volunteer Appreciation Celebration

Sarah Cohen rallied UD Hillel students to prepare frozen meals for JFS clients

The Pernicks made volunteeringa family affair at Emmanuel Dining HallPast President Ruth Balick & Jerry Heisler led JFS volunteers in a labor of love to serve turkey dinner on Christmas Day at Emmanuel Dining Hall

Countless gifts were donated to make the holiday season brighter for JFS families in need

Family Consultant Vanessa Stansbury helped many of JFS’sadopted families achieve financial goals

Boy Scout Troop 70’s food drive filled the JFS Pantry

Past President Alan Horowitz and his wife Stacy at the JFS Annual Celebration

IT’S BEEN A GREAT YEAR...

Brownie Troop 739 learned about giving back and helping people in need Berta Kerr and Ken Kamm championed the JFS Garden Project

Volunteer Don Thureau provided rides toBVN members who can no longer drive

Our holiday Adopt-A-Family Program was generously supported by 2nd Graders of Congregation Beth Emeth; AIG; Brandywine Pediatrics; Claymont Community Center;Cole Schotz, PA; Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition; Delaware Business Times; McCarter & English; Reed Smith, LLP; Irene & Gary Aber; Regina & Christopher Alonzo; Randy& Meghan Betz; Elaine, Tom & Tim Brath; Michelle Cross; Joy & Lenny Davis; Michelle & Bradford Glazier; Brenda & Arnet Krammes; Becky & Michael Rosen; Sonja Hildebrand& Donna Schwartz; Vanessa Stansbury; and Andrea Vaughan & Mark Stuart.

The 2014 audit was completed by Belfint, Lyons & Shuman, P.A., CertifiedPublic Accountants. Comprehensive audit information is available atwww.jfsdelaware.org.

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$1,425,705431,052266,60082,43564,81847,50013,6762,712$2,334,498

Government Grants/ContractsProgram RevenuePrivate GrantsContributionsUnited WayJewish Federation of DelawareInvestmentsEmergency Food and ShelterTOTAL

SUPPORT AND REVENUES

EXPENSES 52%17%14%17%$1,150,576375,767300,171374,596$2,201,110

CounselingCare ManagementYouth AdvocacyAdministrationTOTAL

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

CHANGE IN NET ASSETSTotal Revenue and SupportTotal ExpensesTOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS$2,334,498$2,201,110$133,388

FOUNDATIONS, CORPORATIONS AND GRANTSBank of America Foundation HIGHMARK DelawareChichester DuPontConcerned Physicians Fund of Delaware Delaware Community FoundationKimmel-Spiller Charitable Foundation Laffey-McHugh Foundation Milton & Hattie Kutz Foundation New Castle County Council Pollyanna Foundation Robert and Joan Appleby Foundation Royal Farms (Two Farms)TD BankWelfare Foundation

GOVERNMENT CONTRACTSDepartment of Services for Children, Youth, and their FamiliesDivision of Prevention and Behavioral Health Services Division of Youth Rehabilitative ServicesDepartment of Health and Social ServicesDivision of Medicaid and Medical AssistanceDivision of Public Health Division of Services for Aging and Adults with Physical DisabilitiesDivision of Social ServicesRefugee Assistance ProgramEmergency Food and Shelter ProgramGrant in AidNew Castle County Community Development Block GrantMATCHING DONOR GIFT AGENCIESACE Charitable Foundation, Bristol-Myers Squibb Foundation, FMC Corporation, JP Morgan Chase, Macy’s, Wells Fargo

COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS

ALLOCATIONSJewish Federation of DelawareUnited Way of DelawareLOCAL CONTRACTSAmerican Lung Association B’nai B’rith Senior Housing Delaware Aging Network Delaware Coalition Against Domestic ViolenceDelaware Council on Gambling Problems Ministry of Caring

THANK YOU

We thank and recognize our generous donors who have made contributionsto our Annual Friends Campaign, United Way Designations, and TributeGifts. We apologize for any names that may have been inadvertently omitted fromthis list.

BenefactorGifts of $1,000+Sue & Eric LevinsonBarbara & Stephen MazurSusan & Steven OgintzRegina & Jeffrey RubenSandy & Gerald TurnauerOrly & William WallachZelda WassermanLisa Dadone & Henry WeinerGrace Eva & Abraham WolfPatronGifts of $500+Anonymous Elaine Schmerling & Warren ButtMichelle & Glenn EngelmannDory Zatuchni& Joe Goldberg Judy & David HodasMary & Robert JacobsEllen & Alan Levin Valerie MiddlebrooksMarsha & Joel MoranzEthel & Hon. Donald ParsonsKate & Bob PincusDeborah & David RossAvie & Dan SilverLaurie Selber & Glenn Silverstein

SponsorGifts of $250+Anonymous Rosita & Robert AbelEleanor & Fredrick Alexander Laura & Steven BalickMark & Adele CohenEric DoroshowMichelle & Lanny EdelsohnPeggy & Alan EvantashPatricia & Albert GelbDiana & Bob GelmanRoberta GolinkoffSuzanne & Stuart GrantIlean & Eric GraysonNancy & Joseph GreenRoseann HarkinsRonna & Moses HochmanTerri & Rabbi David KaplanAndrew LangsamSamantha J. Lukoff & Hank JohnsMargo Waitz & Gordon ManinMarcia Halperin & Norman MonhaitKathe & Richard MorsePaula & Norman PernickBecky & Michael RosenDoris & Carl SchneeSharon Wolfe & Benjamin Schwartz

Wendy & Philip ShlossmanRuth SiegelStefanie & Robert SigalMichael SilvermanEve SlapBarbara & Leonard StapenDaniel & Kimberly StargattLynne & Howard SuherRuth & Sheldon WeinsteinDaniel WhiteJudith* & Howard WilkRoberta & Mel WoloshinSupporterGifts of $100+Anonymous Gary & Irene AberRegina Kerr Alonzo& Christopher AlonzoJudith ApyDonna & Andrew BarrettReda & Eugene BeerJudith & Howard BerlinJudy Black & Richard SchlosbergBarbara & David BlumbergJack Blumenfeld & Karen JacobsEdda ChaikinH. Ronald CohenMark & Adele Cohen

Supporters (cont.)Adam CutlerArlene & Robert DavisMarvin DorphLisa & David DribanLynne EllickRobert GamgortJudith & Richard GoldbaumLynn GoldbergJennifer & Israel GonzalezDebra & Charles GoodmanSuzy & Rabbi Peter GrumbacherNetty & Stan HartWilliam HealySallie HirshbergJerry HymanJeffrey JacobsDoris & Eugene KaneClaire & Barney KantarJudith KayBarbara & Hon. Charles KeilBerta B. KerrShirley & Barry KlassmanJune R. KlebanMary & Dan KleinSusan & Jeffry KominsEileen & Bryce KramerHoward KristolDaniel KristolLisa & Martin LessnerMarilyn & Richard LevinJane LevinsonAndrew LevinsonAmy & Michael LevitonSandra P. LubaroffKatherine Kasper & Richard LuppyAnn & Marvin Margolis Steve Marino & Carol Hertzoff

Sharyn & Michael NesnowFrancis Newell, IIIManny & Rita PanarWilliam PattersonIrene & Richard PlotzkerCelina & Ronald RiebmanSue & Frank RohrbacherAnn & Stanley RosenMeredith & Daniel RosenthalAdele & Stan RossJeffrey & Carol RothKatherine & Mark SamworthSusan & Sheldon SandlerSusan & Thomas SchickHarriet Schultz-RosenblattHelen & Norman SchutzmanPam-Sue & Michael SchwartzRonit Sherwin & David KomerofskyBonnie & Bryan SilbermannSonia & Gilbert SloanTerry & Jack SokoloffMildred & Lewis StatJoel TauIris & Jack VinokurGail & Milton WahlElizabeth & Howard WeinbergJan & Michael WeissCandice & Howard WolkBeth ZatuchniFriendGifts $37+Anonymous Barbara AndrisaniHarriet B. AnsulRichard AntinophSteven BachrachSherry & Jon Brilliant

Susan & Malcolm CobinFran & Bob CohenDonna CohenDebbie & Rob DirectorSusan Szabo& Robert Dressler William DuncanAndrea & Scott FeinmanJudith Feinson & Michael BaileyDorothy FingerDiane & Stephen FranklinElaine & Ralph FriedbergRuth Ann & Errol GerCarlyse & Eugene GiddinsEdwin GoldbergLinda & Robert HarraMadeline HenleyStacy & Alan HorowitzSheila & Arthur IndenMary Ellen Kelly & Richard IorioRandi & Eric KaplanDonna & Steven KattlerDeane & Howard KattlerAdele KesselKaren & Ted KleinBethany Kantrowitz-KutzRussell J. LabowitzAbraham LenhoffGail S. LevinsonPamela LindvallRhonda & Paul LukoffCaryl Marcus-Stape & Jeff StapeClara & Theodore* MattesJoanne & Robert MinutellaPatti & John MooreJudith ObstfelLinda & Joseph OutlawKaren PesceAlia & C. Travis Reese

Friend (cont.) Joan RosenbaumJudith & Max RosenbergCecile & Walter RothRebecca & Joseph ScalioRuth & Donald* SchetmanDave SchonbachJan SchwartzMarcia & Dennis SpivackBarbara StargattJean SteinLynda & Gary SwensonEsther & Paul TimmeneyLinda WeissMarsha & Tom WhiteElizabeth & Lamont WilliamsJennie & Gary WitkinMary Jo & Michael WolfeBarbara E. YalisoveMarion & Joseph ZimmermanAnne & Marc ZubrowElla & Marty ZukoffSylvia & Ted ZutzContributorGifts of $36 and underAnonymous Rosalie & Bernard AblemanSuzanne & William AdelmanElaine DohertyFlorence AustinFrances BaconRuth BalickMaria-Helena BauchwitzWendy & MichaelBerkover

Rhona & Sheldon BerkowitzSheila & Julius BermanKathy & Seth BloomRenee & Richard BramsFlorence BudovitchIlene BuninRebecca BurackElinor & Ira ChidelJulia & Joseph DeJuliisJudith DolingerBarbara DonaghyGlen DugdaleJonnie ElfmanLena & John ElzufonValentina EydelShirley FischJill & Joel FlambaumWilma GlassmanPhyllis & Joseph GlickDonna & Ivy HarlevBettina & Hebry HeimanAnita HershonSusan & Lawrence IsaacsAnne JacobsDayle & Michael JosephLori & Chris Keane Henry L. KeithLillian P. KesslerKevin KingreeShirley & Joel KleinGoldie & Gershon KlienNaomi R. KleinLisa & Michael KletterConnie KreshtoolCarolyn KrestonLinda & Steven KushnerBarbara B. LevittHarriet LitwinShannon LubellAnn & Sanford MarcusEleanor MatasAdina & Daniel MattesKaren & David MillerLynn & Michael Mineo

Geraldine & Melvin NeissLeslie NewmanSuzanne & Jay PaulAnne PernickCharlotte PoppittKendra PosterEdythe RapkinBrenda & Larry RubinNancy & Lionel SandellRobin & Bruce SaranCarole & Martin SchagrinBryan SchwartzMichelle & Russ SilbergliedRoberta SimonRita SimonArlene & Richard SklutJoan & Phillip SpiegelmanTerry & Jerald SpodickFrances A. SteinWilma & Martin SteinbergCandace & Stan SussmanJoanne & Pete SwayzeLenore & Ed TockerJudith & William TopkisBernice TrachtmanGloria TrecoJoanna WaldStacy WintjenSybil ZeftelMichelle & Matthew ZisowMarsha & Richard ZuckermanOur deepest thanks tothe friends of Steve Steinfor the Mezzuzah thatgraces the front door ofour clinical offices.* Of blessed memory

CREATING A JEWISH LEGACY

This year, JFS renewed our commitment to Create a Jewish Legacy. In partnershipwith the Jewish Federation of Delaware, the Harold Grinspoon Foundation, andother local Jewish organizations, we endeavor to secure our future so that there willalways be a Jewish Family Services to care for this community. We are each responsible for one another. By making their gift, JFS Legacy Donorsenable JFS to respond to changing social and economic demands that challenge ourcommunity and ensure that those in need and crisis will be able to turn to JFS forsupport and guidance – for this generation and for those to come.

Jayson Alonzo, Karen Antell, Julia Crain, Roni Diener &Hank Miller, Justin Horowitz, Jacob Levinson, Kayla Saliman, Jean Spinner

TRIBUTE CARDS

MITZVAH BASKETS

Mitzvah Baskets Makea Difference!

Congregation Beth Emeth: Joseph Groland, Jacob Jaworski, Alex Ranauto, Max Scheiner, Lucy StarkTemple Beth El: Sophia Delano, Evan MillerKesher Israel Congregation: Elena Babbitt, Evan Koss, Eric MastrangeloCongregation Beth Shalom: Jayson Alonzo

11local families demonstratedthe value oftzedakah bysponsoring JFSMitzvah Basketsin honor of theirchildren’s B’naiMitzvah.

In honor andcelebration...David Balick, Carrol F. Beck, Norman Blumenfeld, MiriamChidekel, Molly Cohen, Shirley Cohen, Marcy Golden, JosephGoldenberg, Anne Hesse, Ellie Isaacs, Robert D. Kahn, CherylKamm, Junis Marcus, Theodore Mattes, Alvin T. Schwartz,Fran Strassner, Florence Weissfield, Judith Wilk

In lovingmemory...

IT’S A MITZVAH!

“We wouldn’t have had a Christmaswithout Jewish Family Services.”Local businesses, synagogue members,and kind-hearted people rallied togetherto “adopt” 31 JFS client families in need.One mom added a Star of David to the topof her Christmas tree and said “We’ll putit up every year from here on in.”

“I’m Jay, and I’m Kay, and we’re here today with a Mitzvah that will blow you away!”

“When they delivered the food, they really understood that they arehelping other people: people who are bigger than them, but not aslucky as them.”

For their combined MitzvahProject, Kayla Saliman andJayson Alonzo inspired othersto fill a pick-up truck withitems for the JFS Pantry. They collected more than 400 pounds of food and raised $1,600 for JFS!

With donations from the Interfaith Thanksgiving, the JCC’sEarly Childhood Center,Grace Church, and Brownie Troop 108(pictured), JFS delivered Thanksgivingmeals to 50 families.

Chief Executive OfficerDirector, Outpatient Behavioral HealthDirector, Finance and AdministrationDirector, Youth AdvocacyDirector, Care ManagementMarketing/Development SpecialistReceptionistMedical Billing SpecialistMedical Billing SpecialistMedical Billing SpecialistAdministrative AssistantTherapistFamily Crisis TherapistTherapistTherapist/IOP SpecialistTherapistTherapist/SupervisorTherapist/Drug & Alcohol SupervisorFamily Crisis TherapistTherapist/IOP Specialist Family Crisis TherapistTherapistTherapist/IOP SupervisorIntake SpecialistIntake SpecialistTherapist/IOP SpecialistTherapist/IOP SpecialistPsychiatristPrevention SpecialistEducator/Video ProducerCareer Coach/FutureNetYouth AdvocateCase Manager, Brandywine VillageB’nai B’rith Resident Services CoordinatorCase Manager, Émigré Case ManagerSupervisor, PSSFFamily Resource Coordinator

Staff Member of the Year Cyndi Germack (right) with CEO Dory ZatuchiCyndi joined the JFS staff in 2008. She built FutureNet into the strong workplace skills program for highly vulnerable teens that it istoday. The youth, programs, and other staff members flourish under her leadership.

Executive & Senior ManagementDory Zatuchni, LCSW Mark Casagrande, LCSWBrenda Krammes, BSSophie Namugenyi, MSWMaggie Ratnayake, LPCMHMeredith Stuart, BA

AdministrationMarsha AtkisonPatricia LawsonShamire LeeChristine HiltonPenny Zappacosta

Outpatient Behavioral HealthPam Bushnell, LCSWDenise Croney, LPCMHBeth Donovan, LPCMHDawn Edgar, LPCMH, CADCJanelle Evans, LPCMHKristin Froehlich, LCSWDenise Hatrick, LCSW, CADCJignasa Kapadia, MSBonnie Mattingly, MSWStephanie Parisi, MSWSalila Shen, LCSWMalisa Shreve, LCSWStacy Repp, MSCCSydra UlrichMarc Weisburg, M.Ed., ICADCFrank Yaeger, MADr. Saurabh Gupta

Youth Advocacy Alice Stevens, MSAshley Sims-Dixon, MACyndi Germack, BSLatoya Irving, M. Ed.

Care Management Karen Commeret, MSWMaggie Sharpe, MSJones Williams, MPACyndi Germack, BSVanessa Stansbury, BS

OUR DEDICATED STAFF

VALERIE MIDDLEBROOKSPresidentREGINA KERR ALONZOFirst Vice PresidentBENJAMIN SCHWARTZSecond Vice PresidentMICHELLE CROSSVice President/FinanceMICHAEL SILVERMANSecretaryMarci AerensonJoy DavisKim DrexlerRabbi Brian EngAlan HorowitzSamantha Jill LukoffNorman PernickBecky RosenDaniel RosenthalDeborah Komins Ross

JFS is proud to be a partner agency of the United Way of Delaware, a beneficiary agency of Jewish Federation of Delaware, and accredited by the Council on Accreditation through September 2018.

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