


Annual Report 2014
July 1, 2013-June 30, 2014



Mission Statement
Community Support Services, Inc. is committed to the provision of quality community-based services to individuals with developmental disabilities. Individuals will be supported in accordance with their needs in school, work, home and the community. Services to be provided may include, but are not limited to, the following: job development; job coaching; transportation; money management; recreational skill development; instruction and supervision in the home; and behavioral management. Services are designed by the individual, the individual’s family and others who know the individual well. Services are rendered in the environments in which the individual desires to live, work, recreate, or pursue educational goals. Services are fashioned to support each indivdual to pursue his/her own self-directed life goals.

From the Executive Director









Twenty Years at a glance
CSS celebrated its 20th anniversary this year. While it seems these years have gone by quickly, a lot has changed for many people. In 1994, CSS provided residential and supported employment services to two adults and a two week summer day camp program to twelve children. In 2014, CSS provided residential services to 83 individuals, day and supported employment services to 145 adults, CSLA services to 51 people, special educational services to 15 students, and a wide range of wrap around services to 78 children. In 1994, CSS employed six full time staff; in 2014, over 400 staff are employed by CSS. CSS rented its first home in 1994, and used space in a church basement for summer camp services. By the end of 2014, CSS owns over 50 residences, 90 vans, and a resource center. Over these twenty years, we have seen children grow into adulthood, watched young adults progress into middle age, and supported all to be included as valued members of their community.
There are several critical factors in the growth and success of CSS. Growth has been managed so that the infrastructure was developed to ensure quality of services continued as the highest priority. Leadership of CSS remained constant and closely tied to the issues important to those with developmental disabilities in Montgomery County. Funding was secured for each person to ensure resources were adequate to meet his/her needs, and private fund raising was utilized for important “extras” to enhance quality of life.
Since its inception, specific needs of individuals and their families have been identified and met by CSS. CSS developed and implemented models of services which were highly individualized and enabled children and adults with unique or complex needs to be supported in the community. Individuals succeeded in moving from restrictive institutional settings to community homes with one housemate, found productive work or activities, participated in recreational and social activities with peers, and were included as fully as possible in community life. CSS developed new services or expanded existing models of service based on each person’s request for services and his or her individual needs.
CSS has focused on developing and maintaining partnerships with advocates, family members, government agencies, private foundations, professionals with specific expertise in the field, and generic community resources. As the community based service delivery system was being developed, institutions closing, and out of state placements eliminated, CSS offered viable service models for people with intensive needs. CSS developed relationships with the Developmental Disabilities Administration, Montgomery County Public Schools, the Systems Reform Initiative, child welfare, Montgomery County Department of Aging and Disability Services, Department of Housing, private foundations such as the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, other private nonprofit organizations, and local businesses and companies willing to employ individuals. CSS has recruited professionals in the fields of psychology, psychiatry, counseling, music therapy, art therapy, and speech/language therapy to provide expert consultation and direct services. These partners have assisted CSS in identifying needs and resources in the community, and CSS has effectively met the need.
CSS has prioritized the hiring of qualified support staff and compensating them fairly. In its first year, CSS employed less than 25 staff. Positions for direct support were designed to attract highly trained and motivated people, assigned job duties with additional responsibility, and compensated at a higher rate than was typical in the field. In FY 14, CSS employed over 400 people, and direct support positions continue to include additional responsibilities and higher compensation than the standard DSP in Montgomery County. The high quality and longevity of CSS direct support professionals enables CSS to serve individuals with more complex needs, complex plans of support, and highly individualized packages of service.
CSS developed the administrative flexibility to work with a wide range of governmental agencies, funding sources, and regulatory requirements in order to meet a specific person’s needs. CSS is largely dependent on government funding. In the beginning, CSS received funding from the Developmental Disabilities Administration, Montgomery County, and private pay. Over the past twenty years, CSS developed the capacity, licenses, certifications, or met other requirements to receive funding from virtually all available sources for individuals with developmental disabilities. CSS is currently funded by the Developmental Disabilities Administration, Maryland State Dept. of Education, Montgomery County Public Schools, Autism Waiver, respite services, Dept. of Aging and Disability services, private foundations, and private pay. CSS has been willing to begin a new service with one person, learn the system, and expand the service as others are identified with similar needs. Successful models have expanded, modifications have been made as rules change over time, and new sources identified when specific funding programs ended. The range of program requirements, billing procedures, and regulations associated with the variety of services operated by CSS has created challenges for payroll and billing, but has also created a balance across the organization.
CSS has a robust quality assurance plan. We monitored quality regularly through objective measures that can be compared from year to year. A measure of consumer satisfaction has remained consistent over the years. Additionally, measures of program quality remain high and consistent regardless of service type or growth. By monitoring and publishing results monthly, corrections are made quickly to handle growing pains, develop more infrastructure as required to support growth, and to re-examine services that require restructuring or additional supervision. By continuing models with positive outcomes, building on success, trying new ideas and being open to change, CSS has made the individual adjustments as well as the agency wide modifications necessary to go the distance.
As CSS begins its next twenty years, we know that new challenges will arise, new individuals will request that their needs be met, and new employees will be hired to meet the need. It will continue to be important that we remain open to innovations, find workarounds for changes that negatively impact our mission, and identify resources in our community with which to continue our work. The role of family members and advocates will continue to be critical in order to preserve the positive gains made thus far in the community movement, and to further the mission with determined and unified action.
CSS faces 2015 knowing it has a vital role in the lives of Montgomery County people with significant developmental disabilities. A key goal moving forward continues to be the development and preservation of a strong support system, which enables each individual to participate fully in community life. The challenges for the future will evolve and shape our responses; however, new obstacles will not deter our progress or direction.
CSS has the commitment, determination and expertise to face challenges head-on. United by a determination to build a more inclusive community, while supporting the self-directed life goals of each individual, CSS is prepared for the next twenty years, and beyond.
Sincerely,
Financial Summary: Year Ended June 30, 2014
Public Support & Revenue
Expenditures by Program
Expense by Major Category



Peformance
Strengthening Services
The monthly status system monitors program quality in critical areas on an ongoing basis. Each residential, educational and employment site is observed and evaluated by a program supervisor each month. The rating for each site is shared with all staff and areas needing improvement are reviewed and corrected. The average monthly status score across CSS services in FY14 remained the same at 92%.


The CSS Board of Directors conducts an annual satisfaction survey as part of the internal evaluation of quality. Individuals, family members and staff rate their level of satisfaction on specific areas of services with residential, supported employment and children’s services. A 4 indicates that the respondent is highly satisfied and a 1 indicates a low level of satisfaction with that item. CSS services have maintained a consistent level of satisfaction, between satisfied and highly satisfied (3-4) each year since inception.

CSS Staff as of June 30, 2014
Administrative and Supervisory Staff
Lucinda Adams Director of Clinical Operations
Victor Adoukonou Community Support Coordinator
Amavi Ahianor Senior Assistant Program Director
Jennifer Ahmed Community Support Coordinator
Adaoha Ajeroh Community Support Coordinator
Hindeke Ammanuel Recruiter
Connie Antonio Director of Finance
Stephanie Anya Transportation Coordinator
Vera Ashiogwu Delegating Nurse
Sean Blakley Assistant Director of Clinical Operations
Anthony Bogan Accountant
Lionel Bongkiyung Community Support Coordinator
Joy Brill Nurse
Winston Broadbell Community Support Coordinator
Robert Brown Community Support Coordinator
Kara Lynn Burton Office Manager
Ashley Chatneuff Communication Coordinator
Manda Chungu Senior Assistant Program Director
Sean Cole Community Support Coordinator
Rhodesia Dabney Administrative Assistant
Sassy Daly Program Specialist
Cheyenne Davidson Clinical Director of Children’s Services
Emilio Del Toro Sanchez System Administrator
Lisa DeLeon Community Support Coordinator
Tanieka Duhaney Dental Hygienist
Ayobami Fashina Medical Coordinator
Kristin Ferragut Education Specialist
James Gipson Director of Human Resources
Alicia Glassman Community Support Coordinator
Laura Lear Gleen Director of Administration
Kristina Gorman Director of Adult Day Services
Kossi Govon Training Coordinator
Patrick Graveline Director of Programs
Wayne Gregory Asst. Director of Vocational Training
Douglas Hubbard Facility Maintenance Coordinator
Eric Hufnagle Community Support Coordinator
Susan Ingram Executive Director
Allison Jarvis Coordinator of Children Services
Nickell Jennings Community Support Coordinator
Arminda Johnson Delegating Nurse
Samuel Jones Assistant Program Director
Jacklyne Wonde Kamara Assistant Program Director
Katie Kaplan Teacher
Bernard Keya Community Support Coordinator
Nadia Khalid Receptionist
Rose Kronziah-Seme Nurse
Valerie Krupin Administrative Assistant
Kerrie Love Human Resources Coordinator
Symone Lyles Special Projects Coordinator

Char-Anne Lyon Executive Assistant
Stacey McCarley Billing and Accounts Receivable
Cynthia Meredith Education Specialist
Isabelle Messou Office Assistant
Angela Moulongo-Boussoukou Community Support Coordinator
Linje Nankhuni Substitute Coordinator
Sam Ntim Teacher
Theodora Nyamboli Bongsha Community Support Coordinator
Christine O’Connor Payroll Manager
Adjoke Olympio Community Support Coordinator
Adam Rast Cooking Instructor
Katherine Raymond Director of Therapeutic and Individual Services
James Richards Senior Assistant Program Director
Craig Roberts Director of Adult Recreation Services
Juan Rodriguez Custodial Technician
Matt Sanli Fleet Manager
Hamid Savage Program Technology Coordinator
Belinda Scheffler Accounting Clerk
William Scherping Financial Consultant
Danielle Schrager Receptionist
Aamina Siddiqui Benefits Manager
Tammie Snyder Associate Director
Rhonda Stull Director of Residential Services
Jonathan Swann Assistant Director of Day Services Clinical Operations
Lindsey Sweeney Delegating Nurse
Christopher Taroli Behavior Specialist
John Taylor Director of Facilities
Fasil Temesgen Director of Special Programs
Amanda Tincknell Behavior Specialist
Seaton VanderWoude Assistant Director of Employment
Alexandra Warren Director of Education
Charles Williams Provisional Teacher
Doris Williams Community Support Coordinator




Direct Support Staff
Awake Overnight
Charles Aikins
Esther Attemene
Salem Barry
John Bright
Vida Debrah-Mensah
Madeleine Djuenji
Alama Dumbuya
Mohamed Dumbuya
Forson Edwards
Valerie Etta
Cynthia Fosu Rockson
Edward Gyamfi
Jacqueline James
Foday S. Kamara
Kossivi Kankoe
Kendal King
Bright Kwarteng
Amadu Lamin
Arsenio Malondras
Robert Maxwell
Delight Napoabil Mosore
Kodzo Numatekpo
Bate Obennjock
Christopher Obiamiwe
Lawrence Odotei
Lamin Saccoh
Christina Fadekemi Saka
Landry Sandjon
Amit Singh
Myriam Stevenson
Beatrice Tamakloe
Sorie Turay
Jude Williamson
Community Employment
Associate
Michael Tau
Community Living Associate
Peter Alhassan
Charles Amoafo
Chuckudi Anya
Kwaku Armooh
Robert Asamoah
Alexander Bazzie
Kwabena Bempah
Eliane Domfang Pouton
Emmanuel Idun
Antoinette Itoka
Yankoi Kalaplee
Fulbert Lewedia
Emmanuel Mac-Lomotey
Abdul Mansaray
David N Morris
Tchedye Palanga
Sandra Pinkett
Sory Souare
Gabriel Taylor
Cecelia Taynie
Kodjo Tchamegni
Adeline Tenghu
Wellington Wasonga
Gibril Yansaneh
Pierre Yombi Essama
Community Support
Associate
Maria Abayomi-Cole
Hannah T Abraham
Daniel Adjei
Charles Agyei
Jonathan Lee Albert
Rosa Alvayero
Khambrell Anglin
Arezoo Aryaee
Jenaye Blackmon
Erin Bryan,
Michael Che
Helen Corporan
Brook Daniel
Meraf Derese
Ramatoulaye Diallo
Dominica Dione
Dosis Feludu
Ana Paula Fernandes
Adantchede Hounzangli
Stacey Jerome
Sandra Kamah
Hoyoung Kang
Carol Khanu
Eric Klein
Barnabas Korafi
Benjamin Krupin
Dickson Kurgat
Jomblah Lamin
Kenneth Ogugua Lawrence
Natan Meaza
Bethany Medley
Lina Monroy
Virginia Morrissette
Christopher Ndasi
Mugo Nganga
Ngongo N’Gbwa
Christian Nnorom
Mame Osei
Mariame Osseni
Estelle Ouedraogo
Francis Owusu-Ansah
Soh Park
Francisca Polanco
Milot Rizil Jr.
Avril Ruzibiza
Juliana Sarkodee
Kurt William Seip
Allison Silvey
Carly Smith
Kangni Somado-Hemazro
Cristy Soria Almeraya
Elvine Tiba
Alican Tuncer
Susana Vallecios
Judith Vesoh
Kathy Wang
Employment Instructional
Associate
Edwin Achu
Adejumoke Adeyo
Bernard Adono
Olivia Akoth
Joseph Allou
Koudjo Ankoudji
Janette Arnez-Turay
Dehina Assih
Yawo Aziakpo
Arthur Baker
Allen D. Barnes
Michael Barry
Aisha Beatty
Andrew Berewa
Luc Gilbert Bitjad
Chernor Bundu
Bwalu Jumanne Bwalu
Abubakarr Conteh
Komlan Dagbame-Ulrich
Mercy Boateng Danquah
Sherma Darlington-Wilson
Hanna Dibaba
Markus Djemene
Dorothy Djobo
Njifen Buma Dohnji
Chanta Dukuly
Albert Eboue
Sampson Eduful
Florence Esehngome
Edem Evissou
Jemal Fedil
Foster Fianko
Rufus Filani
Yvonne Fonseca
Agnes Forbin
Kwaku Fordjour
Fon Frankline
Jurgen Frenz
Almamy Gassama
Theresa Geegbe
Monica Patricia Gutierrez
Keff Ahmed Hassan
Sayed Helal
Wesley Hodge
Mohamed Idriss
Edwin Jackson
Abrahim Jalloh
Ephraim Johnson
Christine Jubert
Allan W. Juxon-Smith
Roger Kabagema-Payne
Alusine Kamara
Emmah Kamara
Abu Kamarah
Boniface Ndunga Kanani
Clarence Kandakai
Jeneba Kanu
Rhoda Kay
Mary Khanu
Oluseun Kolawole
Yawo Kondo
Mary Kouko
Abdul Kuyateh
DeShannon Lankford
Yohannes Limenih
Iyamide Macbailey
Evangeline Mancka
Abu Mansaray
Binta Mansaray
Teddy Max-Browne
Lennox May
Eric Mensah
Sophie Moukembou Mavioka
Richard Muabe
Lemmy Muhando
John Mutie
Thaddeus Ndanjong
Emilienne Nsateng
Carine Nya
Frederick A. Ofori
Andy Ojinnaka
Olorunlogbon Omopariola
Modupe Omopo
Mac Owusu
Bella Pilouzoue
Ebenezer Quarshe
James Quaye
Tracy Sealy
Ibrahim Sorie Seck
Boris Senatorov
Gershon Senaya
Abu Sesay
Matthew Springer
Aminah Ssebbi
Pidier St. Pierre
Alimamy Suma
Francois Thypam
Jonah Toee
Garolyne Togba
Elmo Urey
Lucas Uzoka
Fabian Vesoh
Lolita Villegas
Isaiah Wallace III
Birdelyn Weems
Adam Wysong
Janet Dora Yeboah
Nicholas Yevoo
Zacchaeus Yon
Anwar Younas
Instructional Associate
Esther Akinyi P. Garner
Oumarou Barro
Nicolas Edougue
Hannah Forster-Jones
Sarah Kabba
Abdul Kamara
Precious Kennedy
Fessou Lawson
Girma Meaza Senay
Residential Instructional
Associate
Ablewa Acolatse
Rocky Addison
Nurudeen Akanji
Omojesu Akinkuade
Kodjo Alode
Charlotte Annan
Ebenezer Arhin
Matthew Mercy Ashley
Desmond Ayim-Boateng
Sajalieu Barrie
Monroe Barry
Selamawit Belayneh
Abena Caesar
Arnold Caulker
Jean Rene Chiogo
Oumou Conde
Michael Contch
Urbain Charly Dadjeu
Brian Ddumba
Victor Deen
Phillip Delgado Jr.
Albertine Dennis
Aminata Derra
Josephine Diggs-Doryen
Ahoefa Dogbeh-Agbo
Lurant Doh
Pierre Dorival
Janet Edwards
Serge Ekiti
Fritz Etah
Emmanuel A. Etei
Valerie Etienne
Tanyi Eyongetah
Samuel Fahnbulleh
Peter Gwanyalla
Abdoul Haidara
Sampson Itoka
Odepeli Iwori
Sulaiman Jalloh
Abubakarr Kamara
Larissa Ketum
Angela Khanu
Emmanuel Khanu
Shaba Kinguelewa
Alice Koffy
Roderick Koker
Augustus Korkoya
Alie Koroma,
Alain Kue
Garmai Lepolu
Iyamide Macbailey
Marius Manzanza
Delroy A Matthie
Ephraim Mbonu
Julius Medumbeh
Belayneh Mengesha
Isaac Mensah-Poku
Dayana Milien
Henry Morray
Agathon Mouganda
Leopold Mukonkole
Fokum Munawoe
Susan Ndunga
Walter Ngu
Agyemang Nkrumah
Amaka Nwele
Kwame Obour
Daniel Okine
Oladipo Olorunlogbon
Ejike Owuh
Helmut Peters
Isata Saccoh
Mohamed Sankoh
Mohammed Sawaneh
Dougo Sidibe
Isaac Toee
Sulaiman Turay
John Wachanga
Valery Wasang
Angela Waters
Emmanuel Wawa
Mariama Wilson
Substitute
Gabriel Ackah-Blay
Edwin Adjaidoo
Ekane Akame
Shambel Alemu
George Frank Amfo-Koranteng
Stephen Andoh
Delali Anthony
Tambe Ayuk-Arrey
Ramata Ba
Kofi Boafo
Rose Bright
Pulcherie Djatou
Akuvi Djidotor
Eric Dormang
Catherine Ekane
Godlove Ekane
Philomene Evoa Mindja
Michael Fonju
Nerlande Foreste
Robin Nordeen Carter Gaither
Gerald Hagan
Lydia Houdroush
Mohamed Kabba
Jeanne Kadouno
Cecilia Kamara
Nemata Kamara-Jobe
Joanna Karngar
Jitender Kaur
Bertrand Kenfack
Bernard Kledo
Robert Komlan
Augustus Macfoy
Emily Mensah
Matthew Moore
Caroline Njunkeng
Sonita Nulla
Emmanuel Odidi
Tony Ojinnaka
Theresa Orah
Augusta Sannoh
Carol Sowu
Ernst St. Pierre
Andre Tayou
Yanina Del Carmen Ticas
Hawa Turay Bah
Consultant & Professional Services
Anzhela Akbarova Art Therapist
Dr. David Band Psychiatrist
MaryAn Blotzer Licensed Clinical Social Worker
Rowena Bowman Art Teacher
Rachel Carr Psychology Associate
Patti Clements Speech/Language Pathologist
Maureen Donohue Speech/Language Pathologist
Whitney Ellenby Special Events
Lothar Frenz Fitness Instructor
Nicholas Fondom IT Consultant
Janice Goldschmidt Nutrition Teacher
Lynn Gorman Accounting Consultant
Jen Hawley Piano Instructor
Dr. Thomas Hyde Neurologist
Dave Jones Drumming Instructor
Marilyn Leeseberg Music Therapist
Elisa Ndombele Behavior Specialist
Steve Poss Occupational Therapist
Laura Schneider Art Therapist
Dr. Marcia Smith Psychologist
Marianne Starr Speech/Language Pathologist
Jessica Swift Dietician
Annette Williams Licensed Professional Counselor
Jackie Zamora Zamdance Instructor
Spotlight on Services
Kaisa is a fifteen year old young man who entered the Marcia D Smith School as a residential
student in August of 2012. With intensive staff support, Kaisa participates in activities in his home
and community and works on developing vocational skills and interests. In the mornings, Kaisa
joins the classroom in group activities using the interactive whiteboard to discuss the day. This
past year Kaisa has made great strides improving his social skills and will shake people’s hand
upon meeting them. Therapeutic services are integrated throughout his day and include
psychological, psychiatric and speech and language therapy. Kaisa’s schedule includes
gardening, shopping, cooking, and art. In his spare time Kaisa enjoys working on the computer
and going for walks in his home community.
Kacey, 24, receives supported day and CSLA services through CSS. Kacey transitioned to CSS
adult services after aging out of the Marcia D. Smith School in 2011. Kacey works at Kensington
Park Nursing home two days a week, folding napkins and cleaning windows, tables and picture
displays. Kacey has a second job rolling Gazette newspapers and delivering them to homes in
Germantown. Kacey enjoys a variety of community activities with her peers, such as playing
soccer at the SoccerPlex, shopping, bowling, swimming and spending time at the library. Kacey
pursues a variety of interests throughout the week: reading, cooking, dancing and learning new
skills on the computer.
Kacey, 24, receives supported day and CSLA services through CSS. Kacey transitioned to CSS
adult services after aging out of the Marcia D. Smith School in 2011. Kacey works at Kensington
Park Nursing home two days a week, folding napkins and cleaning windows, tables and picture
displays. Kacey has a second job rolling Gazette newspapers and delivering them to homes in
Germantown. Kacey enjoys a variety of community activities with her peers, such as playing
soccer at the SoccerPlex, shopping, bowling, swimming and spending time at the library. Kacey
pursues a variety of interests throughout the week: reading, cooking, dancing and learning new
skills on the computer.
Kacey, 24, receives supported day and CSLA services through CSS. Kacey transitioned to CSS
adult services after aging out of the Marcia D. Smith School in 2011. Kacey works at Kensington
Park Nursing home two days a week, folding napkins and cleaning windows, tables and picture
displays. Kacey has a second job rolling Gazette newspapers and delivering them to homes in
Germantown. Kacey enjoys a variety of community activities with her peers, such as playing
soccer at the SoccerPlex, shopping, bowling, swimming and spending time at the library. Kacey
pursues a variety of interests throughout the week: reading, cooking, dancing and learning new
skills on the computer.
Kacey, 24, receives supported day and CSLA services through CSS. Kacey transitioned to CSS
adult services after aging out of the Marcia D. Smith School in 2011. Kacey works at Kensington
Park Nursing home two days a week, folding napkins and cleaning windows, tables and picture
displays. Kacey has a second job rolling Gazette newspapers and delivering them to homes in
Germantown. Kacey enjoys a variety of community activities with her peers, such as playing
soccer at the SoccerPlex, shopping, bowling, swimming and spending time at the library. Kacey
pursues a variety of interests throughout the week: reading, cooking, dancing and learning new
skills on the computer.
Thank you Donors! July 1, 2013 - June 30, 2014
Lauria Albert
Lori Albert
Astrove Business Support Services
Robert & Lyda Astrove
AVF Consulting
Bahadori Accounting & Tax Services, Inc.
John & Betty Bahadori
Kenneth & Corinne Barnes
Richard Battaglia & Leigh Sutherland
Bonnie Baugh
Mary Baxter
Robert & Barbara Bender
Philip & Nanette Bevan
William Black
Blue Ridge Grill, LLC
Gary & Linda Bosco
Wendeline Botnick
John Braisted
Bruce F. Grau & Associates, Inc.
Ruben Canny
Roberto Canton
Ray Carcases
Joan Carlson
Carriage Hill of Bethesda, Inc
John & Deborah Cartney
Shushan & Shenn-Yu Chao
Chris & Peggy Mark
Clayton & Kay Brooke
Paul & Andrea Cocozzella
Christina Cocozzella
Jeffrey Cohen & Leslie Fried
Janice Coli
Tobin Conley
Corr Family Special Needs Trust
Jim & Patrice Datovech
Daughters Of Penelope Arion 298
Debebe Family
Dergham Dergham
John & Nancy Devierno
Craig Diamond
David & Molly Diamond
Thomas & Gwen Diamond
Donohoe Advisory Associates, LLC
Karen Dysart
Whitney Ellenby
Neil & Bonnie Ellis
Lenore Elvir
Sadeghi Faranak & Parviz Behseta
Darcy Fargo
James & Michael Fegan
Jack & Brenda Feldman
James Michael Foley
Jeffrey & Katherine Fones
Alexandra Ford
James France
Robert & Constance Frasche
Carol Fried
Gary & Beverly Fried
Francis & Janet Frisch
Irma Froh
Gary & Claire Funkhouser
Randy & Carol Gallun
Ravindra Gentle
Christopher Gillis
Lenore Gladstone
Mary Glasgow
Michael Glean
Annemarie S Glover
Steven & Lydia Glucksberg
Janak Goel
Jonathan & Deborah Gottlieb
Sandra Green
Michael & Mary Greenberg
Douglas L Greenspan
Peggy Greenspan
Sidney Greenspan
Michael & Kathryn Griffin
Regina & Jesus Gueco
Rose & Paul Haldemann
Nancy Hammond
George & Susan Hartung Jr
Namic & Alma Haveric
Ralph & Hilaria Heilman
Kathleen & Brian Henning
Jamie Hilmi
Robert & Brenda Hoyt
Rev. Kwon Hu & Mrs. Chon Hui Hu
Belinda Huang
Patrick Hughes
Rand & Sandra Huntzinger
Matthew & Katherine Hurson
Edith Hustvedt
Laura Hustvedt
Pete & Trish Hustvedt
Susan Ingram
James & Joan Kane
Scott L Kaufman
Barbara Kaufmann
Dennis & Mary Keyser
Alice Koffy
Thomas & Diana Kollecas
Yosuke Komatsu
Jeffrey Kopp
Joseph & Susan Krempasky
Rona Lake
Thomas & Danielle Lane
Joseph J Lapietra
S J Larkins
Elena Lazar
Vicki & Mark Leemon
Marilyn Joy Leeseberg
Xiangyang Liu & Fenguo Peng
Louis & Helyn Charitable Foundation
Ronald E. & Jill K. Lyons
James Madachy
Patrick & Vicki Malone
Jill Mayer
MCASA
Jim & Marlene McConnell
J. Casey & Kathleen McCormick
Paul McDonough & Myra Beltran
Janine Mertz
Howard & Tahma Metz
Andrew Mitz
Michael & Kathryn Moore
Morteza & Shahine Moussavi
Albert Moy
Mt. Airy Mattress
Charles & Kalliope Mulchi
Mullen, Sondberg, Wimbish & Stone, P.A.
Meera Nayyar
Fred & Carole Newman
Sherrell Nicholson
May V Niles
OPX
Thomas & Kathleen Page
Barbara Patigalia
Jantipa Patnaik
James Patton & Patricia Reeves
Raymond & Esther Peress
Rodrigo & Theresa Perez
Philip & Kathy Perlman
Anne A Peronneau
Clare Perrault
Mary Peter
Kevin & Maryam Pishdad
Stuart & Laura Plank
Steven Poe
James & Barbara Pope
Josephy D Potosky
Amble & Uma Prasad
J W Pucillo
Dr. Jeffrey & Patricia Pukatch
Luca & Josaphine Ranelli
Brandon Rakes
Nolan & Gail Rappaport
Harold Rennett
Kathi Rhodes
Betty Ricketson
Jesse Carver & Stefanie Ricketson
Joseph & Sandra Robinson
John & Elizabeth Roth
Madeleine G Rudd
Tejav Safai
Raj & Amita Sarin
Christina Scala
Robert Scanlon
Criag & Jilyn Schulze
Sellica Corp
Stephen Sesny
Shane Shrader
Carolyn Shuttlesworth
Marvee Sibal
David & Miriam Silverman
Ken & Tina Smith
Bob Speakman
Nancy Spencer
Stuart Spielman & Mona Zeiberg
Joseph M Stanton
Krishnamurthi & Nalini Sudhir
Bruce Tapper
Charles & Selina Thackston
The Merck Foundation
Kris Thieler
Mary-Ellen Thurm
Ginger Trapanotto
James & Irma Troppman
Irene Tsahos
Robert & Ellen Turverey
Craig & Katherine Ulman
Kirk & Debbie Van Brunt
Robert Van Horn
Joanne Vanderhorst
Andrew & Patricia Varipapa
Jordan Warner
Alexandra Warren
Mario & Diane Wawrzusin
Harriet Weiss
Jeffrey & Karen Wendel
Eugene Wesley
Tracie White
Annette & Paul Williams
Charmaine Willians
Donald & Linda Wingo
Burke Wong
Eric Wong
Marcia Wong
Mark Wong & Margaret Gourlay
Ming & Mary Yee
Marilyn Zeiberg
We proudly recognize the positive community impact of support by
the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Foundation in providing
assistance towards inclusive housing options for individuals with
significant developmental disabilities. Thanks to the Harry and
Jeanette Weinberg Foundation, Lisa now lives with her friend and
housemate Alex. Lisa receives the support services she needs
from CSS, funded by the DDA.