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mission statement

It is the mission of New England

Village, Inc. to enable adults living

with developmental disabilities to

experience dignified, enriching

lives as part of a dynamic,

supportive campus community.

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“For it’s hard,

you will find,

to be narrow of mind,

if you’re young at heart.”Lyric from “Young at Heart”

by Carolyn Leigh & Johnny Richards

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Dear Family and Friends of New England Village,

A funny thing happens when you start approaching the 40 year mark – peopledon’t think of you as young anymore! Factor in a reputation for financial stabilityand longevity, and let’s face it, “young and hip” isn’t the first image that pops intoone’s mind. That’s the interesting conundrum that New England Village as anorganization currently finds itself in and like most misperceptions, the truth liessomewhere in the middle.

New England Village is first and foremost, a long-term residential option for adultswith intellectual disabilities. Families choose our community for their loved onebecause they know they can build a life here. In fact, 42% of our 79 residents havelived at the Village for 20 years or more. Our families have the peace of mind thatcomes with knowing that New England Village will be here to care for and nurturetheir loved one, especially when they no longer can. But if you think we are anotherone of those “Over 55” communities that are cropping up everywhere, you wouldbe sorely mistaken.

In the following pages you will meet five individuals who are representative of the youth and vitality that is omnipresent throughout our community. Eachparticipates in a program offered either on our Pembroke campus or at our Hansonday services facility (some take part in multiple offerings). They, along with themany other young people featured pictorially in this annual report, bring a freshperspective and joie de vivre to our community that only youth can.

Philanthropic support has always been integral to our success as an organizationand as we move closer to 2012 and our 40th anniversary celebration, we areespecially grateful to those supporters who have embraced our mission andhelped us grow into the vibrant and diverse organization we are today. We trulyhave the best of both worlds here: the experience and judgment that comes with maturity and the joyful enthusiasm of the young at heart.

Keep smiling,

Bryan Efron, Ph.D.Executive Director

A M E S S A G E F R O M O U R

executive director

“Heidi came to New England Village in 2003 at the age

of 22 from the Perkins School for the Blind. Her transition

from child to adult services went smoothly and Heidi

settled in nicely at her new home; but it’s important to note

that New England Village offers so much more than

beautiful structures, it also offers opportunities for

personal growth and friendship. Heidi is musically gifted

and loves to perform. Her support staff makes sure that

Heidi has an outlet for these talents. Currently, she

participates in the South Shore Conservatory’s Community

Voices choral group, volunteers at two different nursing

homes where she plays the piano and flute and has even

spoken to school groups about disability awareness. She’s

also a frequent participant in campus enrichment

offerings. Her Individualized Support Plan this year

includes putting on a musical show for her Village friends.

Always the crowd pleaser, I know there will be a big

turn-out!”Monica West, House Manager

heidi ward

carrie danielle erin

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Founded in 1972 by parents who wanted to create an enlightened

new model of community living for their adult children with

intellectual disabilities, New England Village currently supports

79 residents in 17 homes.

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“Unhappy at his former program with a different

provider, 25-year-old Brian joined our Employment

Services division last April. Brian likes to keep busy and

earn a paycheck. He now works primarily as part of our

off-site cleaning crew and has done incredibly well here.

His mom Elaine attributes his happiness to the varied

types of work New England Village Day Services offers,

our supportive staff and the opportunities Brian has to

socialize with his peers. A man of many skills, Brian is a

gifted musician, loves to work with tools and has a passion

for old Chevy vehicles. He sometimes drives a truck

to work.”Joan Smith, Employment Services Case Manager

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hillary jessica kevin

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Employment Services program participants are provided

consistent and varied work opportunities both on-site through

contract work and in the community through supervised crew

assignments or more independent job placements. New England

Village also operates several small entrepreneurial businesses.

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“Shy and withdrawn, Lionel left a local vocational

program to join the Day Enrichment Program (DEP) at the

Sollar Wellness Center in May 2010. His roommate Artie

Boyle has been a DEP member since 2009 and has

flourished in the program. The hope was that Lionel could

experience some of that same personal growth. In the

short time that he has been with us, we have seen him

blossom and show his true colors. He has a wonderful

sense of humor, loves playing volleyball in the pool and if

the right song (like Stevie Wonder’s “Higher Ground”) is

playing, you might catch him dancing and singing in

fitness class. Mission accomplished.”Amy Saschuk, Day Enrichment Program Director

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arthur kristin marisa

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The Day Enrichment Program (DEP) at the Sollar Wellness Center

is designed for those individuals who seek a varied and more

dynamic day schedule. Unlike more traditional room based day

habilitation programs, the DEP experience offers a more

interactive and mobile environment.

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“ Jennifer has been active in our Adult Education

Program since her senior year in high school. A Pembroke

resident herself, she is one of the original members of our

community fitness program, coming every Monday

evening to exercise with a group of 8 -10 other individuals.

We have seen her self-confidence in this class grow each

week to the point where she is now quite comfortable

leading the group through the entire 45 minute class with

little assistance from the fitness instructor. Her smile and

sense of humor can light up a room. She is always willing

to help others and has made many friends at NEV.”Ginger Comeau, Residential Enrichment Coordinator

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To complement and enhance the day program activities of Village

residents and to further involve individuals from the community

in Village life, NEV offers a wide variety of evening and weekend

enrichment activities and adult education classes.

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“Carlos is an energetic young man who enjoys being

engaged in consistent, meaningful activities like art, music

and fitness – offerings that our Pathways day habilitation

program uses to work on functional skills that support

activities of daily living. Last year the Commission on

Accreditation of Rehabilitative Facilities (CARF), solicited

artwork for a contest they were sponsoring. The purpose:

to select several pieces that could be displayed in their

new headquarters in Tucson, Arizona. CARF ultimately

received nearly 1000 submissions from all over the country,

including several from our own Pathways program. One in

particular caught the eye of the contest organizers – it was

entitled ‘Koala Bear’ and was created by Carlos Archer. In a

letter to Carlos, Dr. Brian J. Boon, President & CEO of CARF,

stated that “we certainly are honored to have your artwork

grace our offices.” When informed that his painting had

been selected as one of the winning submissions, Carlos

picked up his communication book and pointed to ‘happy.’

Pathways, and in fact everyone in New England Village Day

Services is extremely proud of Carlos for the work he has

done and continues to do.”Rhonda Vickery, Pathways Case Manager

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Until recently, individuals with more intense support needs have

had very few adult day program options and a one-size-fits-all model

was the norm. Pathways, one of two day habilitation programs

offered by New England Village, offers 1:4 staff/member ratios

allowing it to serve the unique needs of each individual participant.

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2010 in review

February

A Village wide nutrition initiative begins.

March

NEV welcomes new resident Kelli McGowan to House 4.

April

Apartment 7 and the Village community welcomes new

resident Denise Demers.

June

500 guests attend our annual Family Day celebration.

July

New England Village enters into a Purchase and Sale

Agreement for approximately 7+ acres of land in Kingston

which will be the site of a new 12,500 square foot facility

that will house our Pathways day habilitation program.

True Meaning Jewelry enters into an agreement to place

products in the New England Patriots ProShop.

September

Commenced extensive renovation of New England Village

Apartment units.

October

The Sollar Wellness Center celebrates its 5 year anniversary.

Sadly, Janet Hirsch our eldest resident passes away at the

age of 90.

November

Three village residents (Mary Jane Devine, Peter Burbank and

Lisa Heiman) graduate from the Massachusetts Advocates

Standing Strong self-advocacy leadership program.

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A crew assembles jewelry for the Patriots ProShop.

Susannah Locketti & Bobby Poth cook up a healthy meal.Denise Demers

Kelli McGowan Peter Burbank and Lisa Heiman

5 Years

Peter Burbank

Ruth Dalton

Jessica Simoes

10 Years

Caroline Wells

15 Years

Tyler Blair

Peter Burden

Irene Mescall

Arthur Mott

20 Years

Joe McGovern

Jennifer Steinberg

35 Years

Beth Bradshaw

looking ahead 2011

2011 promises to be another exciting year at the Village as

we embark on a variety of new projects and celebrations.

Here’s a peek at some of the things that will be happening

throughout the year:

§ The re-occupancy by our Village residents of the newly

renovated and refurbished apartment units.

§ The launching of another entrepreneurial business

venture: a small-scale farming operation.

§ Construction starts on the new 12,500 sq. ft.

Kingston Day Center.

§ Preparation begins for the Village’s 40th anniversary

celebration in 2012.

§ Finalization of Phase III of the Village’s 5-year strategic

plan – ties to the local community.

§ Phase I of a three phase comprehensive campus grounds

improvement program commences.

The following residents are celebrating significant NEV

anniversaries in 2011:

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Tyler Blair

Beth Bradshaw

Peter Burbank

Peter Burden

Ruth Dalton

Joe McGovernIrene Mescall Arthur Mott

Jessica Simoes

Jennifer Steinberg

Caroline Wells

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donors

It is with heartfelt appreciation…

that we thank all the individuals, corporations and foundations who

made donations to New England Village in 2010. (Donations made to our

2010 Annual Appeal as of January 31, 2011 are listed here as well.)

Village Star

$50,000 - $99,999

An Anonymous Foundation

Champion

$20,000 - $49,999

Elaine Sollar & Edwin Roy Eisen

Reynolds Rich Smith Trust

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F. Shannahan (State Street*)

Partner

$10,000 - 19,999

David & Ann Reisen

Pamela Smith

Dr. Elinor Svenson

Visionary

$5,000 - $9,999

Joseph & Connie Blair (The Capital Group Companies*)

Stephen & Ellen Burbank

Barbara Y. Butler

David & Betsy Epstein

Robert & Esta Epstein

Massachusetts Charitable Mechanic Association

Rudolf & Gisela Mueller

The Ray Family

Scott & Donna Semel

The Watson Family

Benefactor

$2,500 - $4,999

Daphne G. Fuller ConservatorAccount

Leonard Kleiman

Joseph & JoAnn Kneafsey

Bob & Sabrina Nicholson

Diana M. Reisen

Steven Widerman

*Matching Gift Program

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Patron

$1,000 -$2,499

Anonymous

Jacqueline Evans

Georgia Iosca Memorial Fund

Thomas & Margaret Gilbert

Hanna Andersson

Stephen & Olga Harris

Edward & Nancy Heiman

Helen and George LaddCharitable Corp.

Mitzi Kaitz

Patricia Koechlin

Hans J. Luwald

Lisa M. Poth

Robert Poth

Stephen & Mary Quintin

Claire Reinhalter

Kathleen Shannahan

Marilyn Sollar & JohnMcCormack

Joseph Soucar

John & Carole Sullivan

Charles & Freeda Volpetti

Sponsor

$500 - $999

Anonymous

Anonymous (Give with Liberty Program*)

Apothecare South Shore, Inc.

Jerome Belson

The Co-Op Connection LLC

Robert E. Devine

Robert Devine

Jill V. Kaner & Mary T. Farren

Firefly Communications LLC

I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter!

Insurance Professionals ofNew England

John & Courtney Kaminski

Howard & Patricia Lester

The Melvin and Doris SirowFoundation, Inc.

Bernard Mollod

Irene Mott

Brendan Murcko

New England Village Parents Committee

New England Village Siblings Committee

Norman & Julia BobrowFamily Foundation

Joanne B. Perriens

Robert Prezioso (Give with Liberty Program*)

Daniel H. Sheingold

Barry & Carol Sheingold

Aaron & Zelda Siegal

Abe & Shelley Smith

Dr. & Mrs. Emil Soucar

South Shore HousingDevelopment Corp.

Katharine Sturgis

Kevin & Edith Sullivan

*Matching Gift Program

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donors

Supporter

$200 - $499

Herb & Myrna Altsher

Anonymous (2)

Leonora Belmonte

David & Judith Benke

Mark & Betsy Bowen

Bernard & Constance Breslin(Macy’s Foundation*)

John & Sarah Burton

Esta-Jean Cahn

Kevin Callanan

Carole Carlin

Craig Clay

Richard & Marilyn Davimos

Denise Desautels

Robert & Diane Dufault

Edward H. Mank Foundation

Bryan & Robin Efron

Richard & Suzanne Estes

William & Ann Farrell

Gloria Fine

Furtado Freight Lines Inc.

Stewart & Sandra Glassman

Peter K. Gogolak

Fred Gordon

Richard & Ilene Granstein

Allan & Muriel Greenblatt

Margaret ShannahanKantner & David Mayo

Howard & Sandy Kellner

Patrick & Julia Koechlin

Don & Mickey Kogos

Betty Latner

Paul Leeman

David & Kathleen Limauro

Bob & Laura Massa

Claire McGowan

John & Maria McKiernan

Barbara Minakakis

Ken & Joan Mullare

Mary Jane Murphy

Joseph Pilachowski

Mimi & Joseph H. Plumb

Susan M. Quintin

Channing & Whitney Ray-Dawson

Norman S. Rosenfield

Samuel & Phyllis Rubinovitz

Robert & Lee Scott

Mary Shannahan

Betsy Smith

The Sollar Foundation, Inc.

Steven & Denise Soucar

Mary M. Sullivan

John & Jane Tisdale

Marian Wachtel

Stephen & Mabel Walters

Edward & Judith Wilchynski

Cookie & Steve Woolf

*Matching Gift Program

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Friend

Up to $199

Emil Aberizk

Robert Abrams

Ruth Aisner

Murray I. Altsher

Edward & Ruth Altshuler

Louise Ameen

Anonymous (15 gifts)

James Armstrong

Helen Armstrong

Benjamin & Susan Barclay

Donna M. Barishian

George & Margaret Barishian

Ann Bender

Ron Berger

Dorothy Berkovich

Bernard G.& Nancy J.Berkman Foundation

Charlotte S. Binder

Robert & Beverly Borr

Darlene L. Borre

Charles & Patricia Bresnahan

Jodi F. Abbott & Robert H. Brown

John Ehrenfeld & Ruth R. Budd

Harold & Nancy Burke

Rosemary Cancian

Bridget Carr

Scott Carroll

Cars 4 Causes

Cascade Lighting Products

Cisco Systems, Inc.

Peggy Cohen

Marjorie Cohen

Deborah Connors

Patricia Crockett

Eileen Darman

Jack & Eileen Darman

Michael Martin &

Colleen Devine

Park & Mary Dickerson

Ruth B. Dimond

Frank & Jane Durante

Gregory A. Ehret

Kathleen M. Elliott

Lance Fagan

James F.S. Fastook

Anna-Marie Ferraro

Edward Chase & Maureen Fitzgerald

Catherine Flaherty

Miriam Ford

Erwin & Ruth Forley

Steven & Donna Friedman

Peter & Susan Gailunas

Dorothy Gampel

Norine E. Gannon

Arthur J. Garceau

Bernard & Michele Garnet

Ira & June Gelb

Gerald Carlin Revocable Trust

Amanda Ciafone & Dan Gilbert

Krista Gomes

Michael & Bambi Good

L. Arnold & Roslyn Goralnick

Robert Gordon

Susan Graham

Ann M. Griffin

Group 7 Design

Frederick & Nancy Haddad

Mary J. Haddad

Kenneth Haddad

James & Vanessa Hammond

John & Maribeth Hardiman

Carol Harris

Paul Harris

Dr. Jeffrey & Lauren Harrison

Eleanor M. Hart

Don Heidrich

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donors

Jerome A. Holiber

Barry & Doris Hyman

Tagewattie Indar

Ian R. James

Helen B. Johnson

Joanne Kaminski

Michael Kantner

Joan Keenan

Rosemary Keough

Karen Kerr

Dr. & Mrs. Joseph King

Nancy Koenig

Ellis & Debra Kolodny

Anne Lamir

Pearl Becker Lampert

Allan & Paula Landau

Frederick & AntoinetteLaSalle

Robert Leonard

Robert & Karen Leonard

Harold & Carol Levin

Walter & Eleanore Lipsett

Irwin & Harriet Lonschein

Peter & Paula Lunder

Catherine Lydon

Thaddeus & MargaretMackrell

Joseph Marcus

Paul J. McGoldrick

John J. McGrath & Mary E. Watts

Richard & RosemariMcMullen

Dr. Martin Miller

Ellenor Mueller

John S. Mullen

Gregory & Katherine Murphy

Mary Murray

Betsy Nathan

Melba Nathan

Saundra Neubardt

Janette Nickerson

Sarah F. Ostroff

Ann Peck

Ava Bry Penman

Alan C. Porter

Teresa Preziosi

Eileen M. Prior

Beverly Quint

Dennis & Julia Reardon

Gary & Daune Rosenberg

Frances Rosenberg

Steven Rubin

Peter & Sally Ruscitto

Richard & Charlotte Rutfield

Eleanor Samuels

Marshall R. Saville

Lisa Schneider & John Stickevers

Laurence Sears

Alan & Stacie Shapiro

Wolf Shapiro

Peg Shaw

Joan Shifter

Roberta Simons

Marjorie & Robert GlennSmith

John F. Spence, Jr.

Mary & Harvey Struthers

Mary Recine & Jonathan Struthers

Paul & Ruth Tuler

Brion Tunney

Thomas & Janet Tuton

Shepard & Cynthia Tye

Laura Vittorioso

George & Helena Weiner

Lewis & Reggie Weinstein

Joseph & Deborah Werner

Susan Tordella & Robert Williams

Christina Wolfe

Lyna Zommick

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Tribute Gifts

New England Village receiveddonations in honor or inmemory of the followingindividuals:

In Honor Of:

Marjorie Abrams

Paige Belmonte

Paul Beranger

Linda & Seth Berkovich

Dorothy Berkovich

Matthew Bowen

Ellen, Steve & Peter Burbank

Marie Burke

James Clover

Jack Darman

Mary DiPietro

Bryan Efron

David Epstein

Lisa Heiman

Kyle Hundley

Stanley Kaitz

Dr. Jules Lane

Rita Limauro

Natalie Luwald

Ruth Marmorek

James Massa

Marc Mueller

Cristi Murray

Abigail Noone

Robert Poth

Susan Ray

David Reinhalter

David Reisen, M.D.

Michele Rubin

Kevin Shannahan

Beth Sheingold

Barry & Carol Sheingold

Arnold, Siema, Marilyn &David Sollar

Philip Soucar

In Memory Of:

Dr. Maurice & Shirley Abrams

Dr. Stewart Armstrong

John Barishian

Dr. Ralph C. Belmonte

Mary Benivides

Dorothea Benke

David H. & Bertha M. Bloom

Joseph Bowab

Bradley Bowen

Lee P. Carr

Marianne Desautels

Mary A. Devine

Arlene DiMuccio

Maria DiPietro

Estelle Dunn

Rich Estes

Mary T. Farren

Ida Feldman

Dr. Albert Finck

Aracelys Fink

Gladys Goldberg

Edna Grace

Robert Gross

Mansour Haddad

John Hart

Janet Hirsch

Richard Holmes

Emma Hommsey

Mirian Frank Katzef

Daniel Kneafsey

Bernard Koechlin

Larry Kogos

Mark Malkovich

Margaret Spolsino & Mary Calvo

George Max

Richard T. McLaughlin

Rose Midgley

Judith Moran

Carolyn Murad

Joseph M. Murphy

Michele’s Papa

Perlmutter Family Members

Samuel & Jessie Pinsly

Peter Quintin

Bill & Helen Ray

Michael Reed

Frances Rosenberg

Bea Rubin

Lois Sallen

Irvin Shadle

Eli Shapiro

Leonard & Shirley Sheingold

Lorice Sirgany

Sally Soucar

Arnold Stang

Blanche Travers

Christofer Ward

Bill & Shirley Widerman

Kristin Wisenor

Departed Members Zolloto Family

Joseph Zommick

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donors

In-Kind Donations

New England Village received in-kind donationsfrom the following individuals,companies and organizationsin 2010:

Audrey Kleiman

Berenice Beauty Center

Bertucci’s

Bobby Orr

Boston Bowl Hanover

Boston Red Sox

Brockton Rox

Bryan Mansfield Family

Canaletto’s Restaurant

Captain John Boats

Carole & John Sullivan

Chateau Restaurant

Christo’s Restaurant

Clairmont Nichols

Cohasset Harbor Resort

Connie & Joe Blair

D’Angelo Real Estate

Donald & Beverly Esson

Donna Brodsky

East Bay Grille Plymouth

Elaine Heitkamp, LMT

F1 Boston

Franklin Sports

Gary & Frances Bennett

George Miller

Google, Inc.

Halfway Café

Hans Luwald

Hilliard’s Candy House

Home Depot Plymouth

Javier Lopez

John Walker

Katharine Sturgis

Ken Bunting

Krista Gomes

Lusardi’s Restaurant

Montilio’s Pastry Shop

New England PatriotsCharitable Foundation

Papa Gino’s Pembroke

Le Parker Meridien

Michael Burke

Michael Wormald

Phantom Gourmet

Plimoth Plantation

Quincy Marriott

Radisson Hotel –Plymouth Harbor

Raphael’s Restaurant

Roy Michael’s Salon

Sweet Fordy’s

Tom & Peggy Gilbert

True Meaning Jewelry

Walgreens

Walmart

Wilber Theatre

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Matching Gifts

New England Village received matching gifts from the followingcorporations in 2010:

Liberty Mutual’s Give with Liberty Program

Macy’s Foundation

State Street Matching Gift Program

The Capital GroupCompanies CharitableFoundation

Endowment & Other Funds

New England Village hasestablished permanentlyrestricted endowment fundsand other special funds, theearnings from which willsupport the Village andspecific initiatives for manyyears to come.

Capital Needs Fund

Jane and Stuart WatsonFoundation Endowment

New England Village General Endowment

Shirley WidermanRemembrance Fund

Wellness and HealthPromotion Endowment

The Yvonne and PhilipBackus Endowment for theArts at New England Village

Homage to ourMajor Donors

We would like to express oursincere gratitude to thefollowing individuals/truststhat have over the yearsdonated or solicited on NEV’sbehalf, greater than $100,000to the Village’s endowmentand/or capital fund. There isno doubt that their generosityhas been instrumental inhelping us achieve our vision.

$1,000,000+

Philip Backus Revocable Trust

Leo & Theresa LaChance

NEV Women’s Committee

Reynolds Rich Smith Trust

Arnold & Siema Sollar

Jane & Stuart WatsonFoundation, Inc.

An Anonymous Foundation

$500,000+

Daphne G. FullerConservator Account

Robert & Myra Kraft

$100,000+

Maurice & Shirley Abrams

Dolores T. Almeida Trust

Joseph & Connie Blair

Ray & Marian Desautels

Estate of Florence KaitzGreenberg

Mr. Jacob Hiatt

Steven Kaitz/National Lumber

Bernard & Patricia Koechlin

Rudolf & Gisela Mueller

Mr. & Mrs. Brian F.Shannahan

Eli Shapiro

Dr. Elinor Svenson

The William MarxFoundation

An Anonymous Donor

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donors

Volunteers/Affiliations

New England Village thanks all our 2010 volunteers,affiliates and partners forhelping us to fulfill our missionand for making a difference in the lives of others.

Alley Kat Lanes

Art Egerton

Beantown Jumpers

Best Buddies Massachusetts

Brockton MSPCA

Bryantville ElementarySchool

Cape Cod CommunityCollege (Project Forward)

Cardinal Cushing Centers

Chantelle Kavka

Charla Spellman

Congregation Beth Jacob

Connected the band

Conway House

Courtney Higgins

David Crest

Ed Creutz

Erin Comeau

EK Shriver Center

First Parish Church of Kingston

Food Pantry at St. Vincent De Paul

Food Pantry at 1stEvangelical Lutheran Church

George Miller

Gregg Durell

Hanson Council on Aging

Hanson CommunityChristmas

Hanson Fire Department

Hanson Food Pantry

Hanson Library

Hanson Police Department

Imelda Gemmol

Julie Augustyniak

Kevin Kavka

Kingston Public Library

Kyra Wilson

The Lord’s Garden

MAI Band

Marshfield High School Best Buddies Chapter

Martha Moulton and Cocoa

Mary Drew Sewing Circle

Massachusetts AdvocatesStanding Strong

Matthew Waitner

MSPCA Metro South

NEV Human RightsCommittee

NEV Parents Committee

NEV Residential AdvisoryCommittee

NEV Siblings Committee

The New England WildlifeCenter

Pembroke CommunityMiddle School

Pembroke Council on Aging

Pembroke Public Library

PHS Best Buddies Chapter

Ruth Ann Wilson

South Shore CommunityAction Council

Special OlympicsMassachusetts

Pembroke Girl Scouts

Pembroke Media Broadcast

Pembroke Military Support Group

Pilgrim Hope

Plymouth Council on Aging

Plymouth Public Library

Plymouth Fitness

Peter Tanguay

Sandra Horvath

Silver Lake High School BestBuddies Chapter

South Shore ConservatoryDuxbury

The Guardian Center

The Ruth House

The Women’s Alliance

Salvation Army

United Church of Hanson

Wingate

The Women’s Alliance

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Employers

New England Village thanksthose businesses that providedcontract work or supportedemployment opportunities forNEV residents and dayparticipants in 2010:

Allied Industries

BFI Print Communications

Buckley Associates

Corner Store (Pembroke)

Dr. Wolf Veterinary Service

Foley & Wallace Associates

Maline Tile

Hannaford (Kingston)

Kohl’s (Pembroke)

Marshall’s (Weymouth)

Plymouth Cards

Shaws Supermarket(Hanson)

Sprocket Express Fulfillment

T&K Asphalt Services

Trader Joe’s (Hanover)

The Corporation for Long-Term Care Certification, Inc.

Venus Wafers

VERC Mobil (Plymouth)

Whit’s Market (Kingston)

Funding Sources

New England Village is mostappreciative of our variousfunding sources which enableus to provide the highestquality services possible.

Massachusetts Departmentof Developmental Services

New Jersey Office for Prevention ofDevelopmental Disabilities

Massachusetts Commissionfor the Blind

MassachusettsRehabilitation Commission

The Division of MedicalAssistance

Local School Systems

Private Fees

Philanthropy

Capital Contributions

Endowment Income

Board of Directors

Peter Braun, M.D.

Ellen Burbank

Esta-Jean Cahn

Rep. Thomas J. Calter

Diane Dufault

Robert Feldman, Treasurer

Peggy Gilbert

Steven Kaitz

Kathleen McGerigle

T. Kenwood Mullare

Sabrina H. Nicholson,Secretary/Clerk

Brian Shannahan

Marilyn Sollar-McCormack

Charles Volpetti, Chairman

James Zuckernik

This Annual Report of Givingwas written and edited byDolores Rezendes.

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