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Greetings Supporters and Friends,

It’s hard to believe that we are looking back over our accomplishments from

2017/2018 already. In the moment, change was uncomfortable and frightening,

but stagnant and stationary are two words that will never be associated with

Family Services, Inc.

By July 1, 2017, The R.K. Agarwal M.D. & Family Teen Center & Shelter was

running smoothly and starting to get into a routine, welcoming youth after school

and on weekends. We had sheltered a few kids and were making strides toward

building relationships and a reputation as a safe place for youth to be.

Our “Center for Child Justice” opened on September 11, 2017 and began seeing

child victims of abuse, neglect and exploitation. The number of victims referred

clearly indicated to us that this was a much needed service in Blair County.

In February of 2018, after much deliberation, we closed our domestic abuse

shelter and began a “housing first” model, utilizing mobile advocates and serving

victims individually. It was clear that the shelter model was no longer the best

way to meet the needs of victims experiencing trauma. With the new model, the

hope was that we could keep victims and their children in their own homes and

get the abusers out, when it was appropriate to do so. In instances where this

was not the best option, family members and hoteling would be utilized with

support from victim advocates to walk alongside the victim until they were no

longer needed.

Family Services, Inc. is an agency with many moving pieces. We are faced with

new challenges every day and we seek opportunities to better serve the

community. We continue to meet the needs of people when they are most

vulnerable and we could not do this without your valuable support.

With gratitude,

Lisa Hann, Executive Director

Photos: from the top: Lisa Hann Executive Director, Family Services Inc.; Blair Mill Outlet– donation for Family Shelter; Mad Beard

Viking Club PA-donation for the teen center; Altoona Women’s Club sprucing up the teen center for the fall; Holy Trinity Middle

School– donation of blankets and snacks to the teen center; Altoona High School Students sprucing up the teen center for the spring;

Altoona Area High School Girls Club making a donation to the teen center.

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OUR MISSION

Provide resources to build

healthier relationships and

promote personal growth

OUR VISION

Engage with communities to

meet the needs of their most

vulnerable members

Leadership Team

Executive Director- Lisa Hann

Director of Operations- Rhonda Smith

Finance Director- Mary Billick

Director of Human Resources- Trish Hopfl

Director of Intellectual Disabilities– Angie Long

Victim Services Program Director– Ashley Gay Vocco

Youth Programs Director- Peg Campbell

Director of Training and Compliance– Lauren Albright

Children’s Advocacy Center Director-Ashley Owens

William Engelbret- Chair

Susanna Tomlinson– 1st

Vice

Terry Lingenfelter– 2nd Vice

Renee Smith- Treasurer

John Kepler-Secretary

Susan Rea- Solicitor

Bruce Colebank

Loretta Greaser

Russell Greaser

Martha Johnston

Guy Langham

Sara Langham

Dave Macharola

Linda Mallery

Donald Reed

Sondra ThompsonTreon

Ed Vaniel

Phyllis Vaniel

Robert Walters

Pam Williams

2017-18 Agency Volunteers

Dave Cadle

Marie Cunningham

Gina DeRubeis

Donna Gority

Jeanne Puskar

Greg Smith

Nancy Stell

Ramesh Agarwal

John Allender

Juls Bratton

Donald Delozier

Timothy Graupensperger

Kathleen Hughes

Jesse Ickes

Pamela Seasoltz

Amy Marten-Shanafelt

Lorie Smith

Cory Tubo

Cristi Waltz

Peter Weeks

2017-18 Officers and Board Members

2018 Board Retreat

organizational skills. She has taken

over the event sheds and everything is

organized and easily accessible. She has

covered both offices many times. Lisa

has been a big part of training not one

but two front office staff within the past

six months. She watches the calendars

to see if there may be a board meeting or

some other event, so that the tables and

floors are clean in the conference room

and that coffee is made if need be.

Bottom line this person does all the little

things that most of us don’t see.

people are just not able to say “No” to this

woman. She is a force of nature to be

reckoned with for sure. Her dedication

and determination resulted in over

$26,000 for the Victim Services

Program. Not only is she a volunteer for

Family Services, she is constantly raising

funds to stop the devastating disease of

breast cancer, helping those who are

facing heartbreak and hardships in her

community, and just generally loving on

everyone.

Volunteer of the year Juls Bratton

Employee of the year Lisa Steiner

Juls Bratton is named

volunteer of the year at the

2018 annual agency picnic.

Her organizational skills,

energy and passion bring out

the best in everyone and

Lisa Steiner is named

employee of the year.

Lisa does her job with

dedication and

enthusiasm. One of her

biggest attributes is her

Volunteer Committee

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Intellectual Disabilities Program

Employs 78 Full time positions

Served 72 individuals throughout the various services of Community Residential facilities, Respite,

Alternative Day Program, Family Living Program, and Home and Community Supports

Programs and Services

Center for Child Justice– Children’s Advocacy Center

Employs 2 full time and 1 part time position

During the 17/18 fiscal year 82 forensic interviews , 23 medical exams, and 19 sexual assault medical

exams were conducted

The R.K. Agarwal M.D. & Family Teen Center & Shelter

Employs 5 Full time positions

Served 466 youth overnight and drop-ins, 6,413 brief services provided including food, clothing, and

personal hygiene items

The Family Shelter

Employs 5 Full time positions

Served 177 individuals 4,911 days of shelter. 366 people were turned away due to lack of space at the

shelter

Victim Services Program

Employs 15 Full time positions

Total DV Clients Served FY 17/18: 488 Women; 45 Men; 42 Children; 53 Significant Others

PFA Brief Services 402 Victims 172 significant others, 325 hotline calls, 86 individuals received services at

the FSI Justice Office, support groups- 34 attended

Sexual Assault Clients Served 136 victims, 89 significant others, 15 other crime victims, 11significant

others, 4 attended support groups

Current Agency Needs

Volunteers/Interns

Monetary donations

Laundry supplies

Paper products

Over the counter medications

Snack food items

Personal hygiene products

Freezer items

Gift cards for client assistance

Bus tokens

Join Family Services to make a difference in the lives

of intellectually disabled people. Direct Support

Professionals enhance the health & happiness of

those served. Provide personal care and

companionship. Compassion & caring a must!

Salary and Benefits including: health insurance,

401K, Life/LTD, vacation, sick leave, and holidays.

$11.00 to start

Requirements: Requires flexible schedule; 18/over;

HS Grad/GED; valid PA driver license.

How to Apply: Apply on line

www.familyservicesinc.net or call 814-944-3583 x 325.

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 17-18

At Family Services Incorporated (FSI), it takes $0.86

of every $1.00 to provide direct services to the

individuals we serve. Only 14% or $0.14 of every $1.00

is used for administrative costs. Based upon current

search of charities of similar services to FSI, 15%

administrative is the average.

Left - Allstate agents donation to

the 5K/10K Race/Walk through

the Allstate Foundation

Right - Veeder-Root Employees-

Fortive Cares - clean up day at

the teen center

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 17-18

Grants Awarded by:

Central PA Community Foundation, Edith L Trees Charitable Trust, Martinsburg Area

Community Council, Nazareth Family Foundation, Rotary Club of Altoona, Sisters of Mercy of

the Americas, The Richard and Francie Serbin Charitable Foundation, United Way of Blair

County, WISE Women of Blair County

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Organizations - In Kind Support

2nd Avenue United Methodist Church, A & A Insurance, Adventures in Motherhood c/o Grace Bible Church, AFSCME-Local #3155,

Allegro Restaurant, Allstate - Cullen Sheehan, Allstate Insurance Company- Joshua T. Gibson, Altoona Alliance Church, Altoona Area

High School, Altoona Area High School Music Parents Association, Altoona Area School Retirees, Altoona Beauty School, Inc., Altoona

District Mission Central HUB, Altoona Post Office, Altoona School of Nursing, Altoona Symphony Orchestra, American Family

Chiropractic, American Rescue Workers, ARC Federal Credit Union, Aspen Dental, Best Way of Greenwood, Beta Sigma Phi, Blair

County Drug & Alcohol Program, Inc., Blair County PASR, Blair Dance Academy, Blair Mill Outlet, Blair/Clearfield Association for

the Blind, Bloom Yoga & Wellness, Bright Ideas Childcare and Preschool, Buddy's Comfort Closet, Building Future Bridges

Foundation, Cambria Heights Elementary School, Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament, Cato Fashions, Center City Church,

Charlotte's Trove, Church of Christ - Pleasant Valley, Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints, Circle of Life Holistic Health Center,

Inc., Claysburg Kimmel Elementary School, Comfort Inn, Cub Scout Pack #30,, DAR Adam Holiday Chapter, Delta Health

Technologies, LLC, Duncansville Evangelical Lutheran Church, Dziabo's Handyman Service, Elite Freight Brokers, Fairfield Inn,

Farmer's Insurance, FedEX Ground, Finds Furniture Consigment, First Baptist Church of Hollidaysburg, First Church of Christ,

First Commonwealth Bank, First Evangelical Lutheran Church, Five Below, Frye's Sweeper & Sewing Center, Inc., GiGi's Store,

Girls Night Out Altoona Inc. Committee, God's Little Offerings, Greenbean Coffee House, Grier School, Groove Fitness Studio, GSWPA

Troop #43010, Harmony Metals, Hollidaysburg Area Public Library, Hollidaysburg Area Women's Club, Hollidaysburg Area YMCA,

Hollidaysburg Church of Brethren, Hollidaysburg Library Girl Scout Troop #46502, Holy Trinity Episcopal Church, Holy Trinity Middle

School, Home Instead Senior Care, Hoss's Steak & Sea House Corporate Office, House of Representatives, Human Resource

Management Association of Blair County, IQOR, JEMS Consignment Store, Jethro's, LLC, Johnston Realty Services LLC, Joos, Juli's

Wearable Art, Juniata Gap Elementary School, KidsPeace, Kooman and Associates, Inc., Lakemont Lions Club, Inc., Leadership Blair

County, Leighty's Farm Market, Lighthouse Independant Baptist Church, Lowes Companies, Inc., Lunch Bunch Class of 65, M&T

Bank, Mama Randazzo's, Martin's Foods, Martin's Foods #6012, Martinsburg Memorial Church of The Brethren, Marzoni's Lunch

Bunch, Maybrook Hills, Michael's, Mike's Court, Moonstruck Vintage Finds, Mount Aloyious College, Mountain Research, LLC, Mrs.

Groves Bakery, Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church, Nason Hospital, Nason OB/GYN, New Life Alliance Church, Norfolk Southern

Corporation, North Star Support Services, Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church, Penn State Alumni, Pioneers Giving Hope - Jasper N.

Keller Chapter#33, Portage Lodge #220, Providence Presbyterian Church of Altoona, Radiance Day Spa, Rea, Rea & Lashinsky,

Retired Nurses, Sam's Club, Sapphire Nine, Sheetz, Simpson Temple United Parish, Small Tube Products, Snappy Chef Catering,

St. James Evangelical Women of the ELCA, St. John The Evangelist Church, St. Mark's Church, St. Mark's Religious Education

Program, St. Rose of Lima, St. Therese of the Child Jesus School, St. Vincent De Paul, SVDP-AC Food Pantry, Teeter Group, The

Addicts Parents, The Clay Cup, The Door, The Dream Restaurant, The JJAN Financial Group, Inc., The Knickerbocker Tavern, Inc.,

The Skirted Soldier, LLC, Transformation Church, Twenty-Eighth St. Church of The Brethren, Tyrone Area Middle School Student

Council, Verilla Real Estate, Victoria's Secret, Villa Capri, Wehnwood United Methodist Church, Weis Markets, Weis Markets, Inc.,

WIC, Williamsburg High School, Women of the ELCA, Women's Club of Altoona, YTI Career Institute, Zion Lutheran Church Individuals - In Kind Support

Ramesh K. Agarwal, Shannon Albright, Fred Amick, Peggy Bailor, Amanda Balsley, Ranita Bartley, Darlene Beard, Donald Belsey,

LeAnn Bender, Heather Bidol, Paula Binus, Betty Blair, Kathy Bott, Suzanne Bowser, Julie Bratton, Tim Breslin, Sean and Laura

Burke, Andrea Campbell, Olivia Carniglia, Linda Cassarly, Tim Cassidy, Benjamin Certeza, Ashley Cherry, Terri Cherry, Kathie Civils,

Teresa Clingerman, Dylan Corfield, Marie Cunningham, Patricia Curry, Mary Curtis, Emma Dambeck, Laurie Dey, Brenda Dick, Susan

Diehl, Collette Dimemmo, Sara Dmytryshak, Deborah Dodson, Patty Dodson, Sandy Dodson, Patty Douglas, Kimberly Duffy, Nadine

Ferguson, Terrry and Brenda Figart, John Fiore, Melinda Flores, Vickie Frederick, Eric and Lori Fritz, Debra Fulton, Bob Gehret, Joe

Gilbert-Kehoe, Ella Glass, Kenneth Goodfellow, Andy and Joyce Gordon, Doris Grassmyer, Susan Grassmyer, Jessica Gray, Scott and

Jackie Greenleaf, Larry Hamer, Meghan Hamman-Bridges, Elizabeth Happeny, Cara Hatch, Tim and Kim Himes, Adana Hooten, Dawn

Hornberger, Jake Jacko, Lisa and Alivia Jacobs, Rachelle Jeffers, Michelle Johnson, Rosemary Jorden Best, Jennifer Judd, Valerie

Kahley, Rick Karcher, Jin Sun Kim, Jason Kivets, Gloria Kolonich, Mary Lake, Christina Lamca, Tony and Judi Ann Lamont, Darel

Lenning, Mary Letterman, Lisa Link, Steve Mahler, M. Carol Makdad, Mary Jo Manley, Eric and Lisa Matko, Harold and Paula Miller,

Shannon Mills, Teresa Mullen, Harry Murphy, Jeff and Betty Narehood, Cindy Naugle, Sara Newman, Cheryl Nicodemus, Kenneth and

Melissa Patterson, Natalie Pellegrine, Cory Pruyn, Pam Redline, Laura Reed, Robert and Virginia Reeder, Stephanie Rodgers, Samantha

Roelke, Joe Roland, Emily Rudder, Susan Rupert, Donna Sagaities, Colleen Sagers, Sharon Schultz, Irving and Judith Seltzer, Clair and

Nancy Servello, Lois Shaffer and Brenda Brantner, Andrea Sheesley, Julie Sheetz, Kris Shields, Jeannine Showalter, Ali Shuster, Rue 21,

Dave Simmers, Emily Smith, Natalie Smith, Rhonda Smith, Brenda Snyder, Jeff Snyder, Sara Socie, Cynthia Spielvogle, Kate Starkey,

Bob and Lisa Steiner, Joanne Stiffler, Sue Stoltz, Lenny Straesser, Jonathan and Barbara Thaler, The Ebersol Family, Patsy Thomas,

Rebecca Thompson, Sharon Trankulov, Beckie Trexler, Betty Trotter, Cory Tubo, Lillian Umholtz, Debbie Vaughn, Pam Walter, Sue

Wertz, Karen Whitmer, Kelly Williams, Sandy Wilson, Billie Witherow, Pastor Woody, Donna Yuengling, Suzanne R. Zavalanski,

Organizations - Financial Support

1st Summit Bank, 2 or 3 Prayer Group, AFSCME Local 2579, AFSCME-Local #3155, Allegheny Club of Hollidaysburg, Allegheny Pain

Management, Allegheny Trucks, Allstate - Cullen Sheehan, Allstate Insurance Company- Joshua T. Gibson, Altoona Area Junior High

School, Altoona Area School District, Altoona Center for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, LLC, Altoona First Savings Bank, Amazon

Smiles, Arrow Land Solutions LLC, Asbury United Methodist Women/Creative Hands, Atlantic Broadband, Bella Lucia, Best Way of

Greenwood, Betar Dental, Blair County Bar Association, Blair County Chamber Foundation, Blair County Drug & Alcohol Program,

Inc., Blair County Federation of Democratic Women, Blair Senior Services, Inc., Brush Mountain Running and Outdoors, Inc., Brush

Mountain Shoe, LLC, Cato Fashions, Central PA Community Foundation, Central PA Stang Gang Mustang Club, Claysburg Kimmel

Elementary School, Concordia Society, Crownover Insurance Agency, Cub Scout Pack #30,, DelGrosso Foods, Inc., Delta Health

Technologies, LLC, Diehl's Crossroads Church of the Brethren, Duncansville Evangelical W.E.L.C.A, Ebensburg Animal Hospital,

Edith L. Trees Charitable Trust, Elite Freight Brokers, Fairview United Methodist Church, Faith Fellowship, Greater Altoona Jewish

Federation, Grier School, Hick's Memorial UM Church, Hinish Orchard, LLC, Holiday Pools & Spas, Hollidaysburg Area Women's

Club, Hollidaysburg Church Of Brethren Women's Fellowship, Human Resource Management Association of Blair County, Icon Sign

Company, Interim Healthcare, Investment Savings Bank, IQOR, Jody Christen & Michael Dinger Family Foundation, John Palma

Plumbing & Heating Inc., Jones Funeral Home, Keller Engineers, Inc., Keystone Dermatology, KF Affiliated Services, Kids First

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Affiliated Services, Kooman and Associates, Inc., Ladies Ala Rouge, Lepore Enterprises, Lightner's Service, Link Computer

Corporation, Loyal Order of Moose, Mad Viking Beard Club PA, Martinsburg Area Community Council, Mueller's Auto Recycling &

Sales, Inc., Nazareth Family Foundation, Neil and Marilyn Port Family Foundation, Network for Good, P. Joseph Lehman, Inc.,

Consulting Engineers, Paint Party by Sarah, Pediatric Health Care Associates, Penn State Altoona Psychology Club, Penn State

Alumni, PennCrest Bank, Peter C. Pham, DDS PC, Pittsburgh Glassworks LLC. A Division of Vitro, Planet Green, Providence

Presbyterian Church of Altoona, RC's Print Specialists, Reliance Bank, Roaring Spring Bottled Water Co., Rotary Club of Altoona,

Santella Funeral Home, Sel-Lo Oil, Inc., Shari Hinish Yoga, Signature Services Heating & Cooling, Simpson Temple United Parish,

Sisters of Mercy of the Americas, Snyder Township, South Hills Health Career Club, St. John The Evangelist Church, St. Matthew

Evangelical Lutheran Church, St. Michael's Parish, St. Rose of Lima, Stiffler, McGraw & Assoc., Inc., Teeter Group, Tenax

Technologies, LLC, The Allstate Foundation, The Bruno & Lena DeGol Family Foundation, The EADS Group, The Good Funeral

Home, The Hite Company, The JJAN Financial Group, Inc., The Richard and Francie Serbin Charitable Fund, Trinity Episcopal

Church, Trinity United Methodist Church, Twenty-Eighth St. Church of The Brethren, United Methodist Women, United Way of

Blair County, United Way of Southwestern PA, United Way of Washington County, Maryland Inc., UPMC Altoona Foundation,

Ward Ave. Presbyterian Church, Ward Transport and Logistics Corp., Wehnwood United Methodist Church, Wells Fargo Advisors,

LLC, Where Hope Abounds, WISE Women of Blair County, Women Of The ELCA, Newry Lutheran Church, Women's Club of

Altoona, Womens Civic Club of WMSBG,

Individuals - Financial Support William and Beverly Aikins, Anna Marie Jacobs Family, John Allender, J. R. Anderson, Walter and Jeannie Bagley, Jordan and

Millicent Bailinger, Lisa Baker, Timothy Balconi, Jim Balliet, M. Elizabeth Bambocci, Donald Belsey, Nancy J. Bergstein, Mary and

Denny Billick, Paul Bjarnason, Eric Black, Laverne M. Blair, Bill and Julie Bratton, Michael and Wendy Cannarsa, Virgil and Janet

Cannarsa, Sara Carn, Elsie Carnevale, Manuel and Kathleen Casado, Sandra Casey, Linda Cassarly, Patti Caswell, Marie Civiello,

Jeff Claycomb, Thomas and Judith Clendenin, Jamie Conerby, Charles Conrad, Tom and June Cooney,William A. Cooper and Rose A.

Mardula,Kimberly Corle, Patricia Crum, Joyce Cunningham, Paul and Mary Lee Davis, J. Samuel and Carolyn Dean, Carl and Linda

Decaspers, David and Jeanine Decker, Donald Delozier, Donald L. Detwiler, David and Paula Diedrich, Susan Diethrich, Bernard and

Michelle Dodson, Carole Dodson, David and Jean Dolinger, S. H. and Kimiyo Dougherty, Jeane Duclos, Robert and Karen Duffett,

Erin Dunkel, William and Kathleen Engelbret, Bruce and Cathy Erb, Don Fahnline, Richard Feltenberger, Richard and Stacy Fiore,

Mahlon and Joann Fiscel, Paul and Shirley Flaugh, Beth Futrick, John and Jane Gearhart, Jim Gides, Anthony Gioiosa, Terry and

Molly Goldstein, John and Donna Gority, Edmundo and Elena Grab, Monica Grager, Timothy Graupensperger, Russell and Loretta

Greaser, Sharon Green, Robert and Barbara Greenleaf, Beverly Gusler, Terressa and Robert Hall, Eugenia Hanelly, Brian and Betsy

Harper, Diane Harris, Mike and Debbie Hartman, Thomas and Theresa Heasley, John and Beverly Henderson, Jason Hendricks,

David and Christine Hess, Barb Hileman, R. Lee and Jane Hite, Robert Hocutt, Marcia A. Homan, Charles and Hully Hoover, Daniel

and Cynthia Hoover, Donald and Susan Houseman, Aaron Houser, Kathleen Hughes, Jesse and Nicole Ickes, Fred Imler, Sr., Thomas

and Lenora Irwin, Joseph and Regina Itle, Martha Johnston, Josephine Jones, Rosemary Jorden, Brian and Deanna Jubeck, Melvin

and Anna Kadane, Neil and Lois Kaneshiki, Mark and Denise Kelly, John Kepler and Janice Martin, Kathy Kilgore, Michael and

Elizabeth Kline, Karen and Michael Knote, Linda Knox Hart, Shawna Koehle, Gloria Kolonich, David Komlenic, John and Michelle

Krebs, Jim and Sue Kuhn, Guy and Sara Langham, Dana Lawlor, Deb Lear, Asbury W. Lee, IV, Barbara Leighty, Bonni Lindberg,

Terry and Rebecca Lingenfelter, Sabrina Long, Rita Luciano, Thomas and Melinda Luciano, Glenn Lunger, Robert Lykens, M. Carol

Makdad, Linda Mallery, Matthew and Heidi Manfred, Judith Marsden, Kent and Maurie Martin, Kathie McCurdy, John McGinnis,

Robert and Margaret McMinn, Jeffrey and Janice Meadows, Jeffrey and Deborah Mellott, S. Rex Metz, Cheryl Michelangelo, Gregory

and Lisa Michelone, Gary Miller, Jan Mills, Larry and Sharon Moore, Luis and Lucinda Moore, Rebekah Morris, Shannon Morris,

Dylan Nagle, Gregory and Theresa Neiderer, Edward and Relda Newlin, Barbara Niemi, William and Sherry Obert, Dennis and Holly

O'Connor, Dirk Ormsby, Edward O'Rourke, Joseph and Penelope Orr, Joseph Orr, Robert Palombi, Rashmikant and Meena Pandit,

Daillard Paris, Ronald and Paula Perretta, Frederick and Rebecca Piper, Stephen and Phyllis Port, Paul Puskar, Daniel Ratchford,

Michael Ray, Donald L. Reed, Joseph and Carole Reilly, Carol Rito, Darlene Rose, James and Audrey Rosenthall, Donald and Kathy

Ruggery, Colleen Sagers, Mark Sapita, Mr. Roger Johnson and Ms. Patricia W. Savage, Tina Scarfone, Mary Schreyer-McDonald,

Sharon Schultz, Joseph Schuster, Athena Sefchok, Phyllis Sheehan, Patricia Sheetz, Mary Lou Shuniak, Lorie Smith, Renee Smith,

William and Nancy Sommer, Thomas and Dolores Spallone, Ronald and Betty Stacey, Tracy Steinbugl, Paula Stellabotte, Glynn and

Cynthia Stewart, Walter Stolarski, Jay and Sally Strawmire, Matthew and Tiffany Stuckey, Timothy and Victoria Sullivan, Joanne

Tomb, Susanna Tomlinson, Connie Traficante, Joseph and Laura Tremblay, Steven Treschow, Clara Tromm, Cory Tubo, Cheryl Tyler,

William and Christine Tyndall, Nancy Uber, Janice Umbower, James and Kim Van Buren, Richard and Margaret Van Scoyoc, Edward

and Phyllis Vaniel, Joseph Vitzen, Jeffrey and Glenda Vogle, Barbara Wachter, Gloria and Frank Wagner, Walter and Sandra Wall,

Garry Warner, Peter and Kristy Weeks, Henry and Maxine Weinberg, Stephen and Deborah Weyandt, M. Gordon and A. Jane White,

John and Ann Wolf, Linda Wray, Richard and Patrice Wylie

Your support and generosity make our work possible.

Gifts in Memory of: Judy Anderson, Joseph and Florine Appleby, Martha Brubaker, Stacey Carothers, Patrick Cooney, Roseann G. Conrad, Courtney M.

Dalby, Richard Frantz, Martha J. B. Hann, Anna Marie Jacobs, Betty M. James, M. V. Jones, Melvin Kadane, Winfield Kilgore,

Maryanne and Julie Klock, Eugene Lindsey, Jeanie Mason, Herbert & Kathryn Manley, Judith A. Marsden, Jeannie Mason, Mary

Cora Metz, Ida & Rudy Michelangelo, John and Clara Mignogna, Lisa Belsey Pufka, Harry Rosenthal, Janet Schuster,

Jeffery Sefchok, Margaret Shrift, Leslie Wysong, Dora J. Yeager

Gifts in Honor of:

Sean Albright, Linda S. Camberg, Mahlon & Joann Fiscel, Sharon Green, Todd Hill,

Elaine Kilgore, Molly Latoche, Jessalyn Reilly, Tory Schwarze, Brenda Wiedman

The donations on these pages were made 7/1/2017 through 6/30/2018. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

Please contact Diane Harris at 814-944-3583 for any corrections.

2022 Broad Ave.

Altoona, PA 16601

Annual Awareness Months and Events

March– Intellectual Disabilities Awareness Month

-#Purplepurse Event

April– Sexual Assault Awareness Month

June-Annual 10K/5K Race/Walk Event

September-Direct Support Professionals Week

October-Domestic Violence Awareness Month

November– Runaway and Homelessness Youth

Prevention Month

-Homelessness Awareness Week

December– Drive by Day of Giving

January– Stalking Awareness Month

-Sex Trafficking Awareness Month

February– Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month

Be sure to check our website and facebook pages for open

positions, events and activities:

www.familyservicesinc.net

www.facebook.com/familyservicesincorporated

www.facebook.com/FSIVictimServices

www.facebook.com/teencenterandshelter

10K/5K Race/ Walk June, 2018

2nd Annual #Purplepurse March, 2018