Annual Report Fiscal Year 2013

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Dear Friends of The Arc,

As another year comes to a close, we pause to reflect on the successes and challenges. We are grateful for our staff, who demonstrate each day what it means to be a caring and dedicated professional in our industry. We are honored to be selected by people with disabilities and their families to be the organization that provides their services and supports. We are fortunate to live in a community that supports our efforts and gives generously of their time, talent and treasures.

During the past year, the board and staff reflected on the above mission and vision statement and determined that The Arc needed to take some bold steps if we are going to continue to fulfill our mission and vision. One of our challenges was how do we fulfill our mission and vision with a facility that was constructed for another purpose? The need to renovate The Arc facility quickly emerged as the highest priority. Our current facility was built in the mid 1980’s with the purpose of providing state-of-the art workshop and warehousing services.

Through the years, our industry and focus has changed to reflect our vision of being a leading agency that helps cultivate relationships in the community. This is evidenced by the many people who are currently employed by local businesses.

A newly renovated facility will enable people with severe disabilities and health needs to receive services in an environment that focuses on enhancing daily living skills, promoting daily exercise along with pursuing a variety of artistic options. Another key area is the creation of a program dedicated to providing services to people with autism and their families.

We are excited about our new facility and how it will enable us to breathe life into our mission and vision. We are thrilled to share with you renderings of our new facility and hope that when the time comes, you will consider a financial contribution.

Thanks for your ongoing support.

Donald Rowe, Executive DirectorLynn Davis, President

Welcome

“To support people in their individual pursuit of a fulfilling life” ~The Arc Carroll Mission Statement

“We are a leading organization that champions for and supports people with developmental disabilities while cultivating relationships that enrich our community” ~The Arc Carroll Vision Statement

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Financial Highlights

asseTs n Current assets $1,798,476n Property and equipment – net $4,935,566n Other assets $8,949n Total Assets $6,742,991

liabiliTies aNd NeT asseTsn Liabilities

n Current liabilities $1,167,794n Long-term liabilities $1,526,720n Total Liabilities $2,694,514

n Net Assets

n Unrestricted $2,709,535n Unrestricted – board designated $1,220,614n Temporarily restricted $118,328 n Total Net Assets $3,594,801

n Total Liabilities & Net Assets $6,742,991

STATemeNT of fiNANciAL PoSiTioN June 30, 2013

STATemeNT of AcTiviTieS June 30, 2013

sUPPOrT & reveNUe n Government revenue $10,707,542n Contracts and other revenue $393,401n Public support $189,000n Total Revenue $11,289,951

eXPeNsesn Program Services $9,916,275n Management and general $757,629n Fundraising $162,371n Total expenses $10,836,275

*The full audit may be obtained at www.arccarroll.com or by calling 410-848-4124.

WHeRe THe moNeY GoeS n Community Living Services 43.3%n Employment & Day Services 23.0%n School Bus Transportation 25.2%n Administration & General 8.5%

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The following services were provided July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2013

adUlT services n Number of people served: 147

— Funded by Developmental Disabilities Administration: 141

— Funded by Department of Rehabilitation Services: 2

— Unfunded: 2

— Private Pay: 2

n Number of people with jobs, educational opportunities and/or volunteer opportunities: 67

n Number of employers participating in Employment Services: 61

n Number of hours worked at paid job sites: 24,254.50

n Number of hours worked at volunteer sites: 9,293.75

n Number of hours worked at enclave sites: 10,114.50

n Percentage of people working: 51%

n Number of people who own their own businesses: 3

cOMMUNiTY liviNg servicesn Number of people supported in 9 homes: 29

n Number of people receiving support services: 76

edUcaTiONal ParTNersHiPsn Number of students participating in educational partnerships: 105

n Number of students supported in summer youth employment programs: 14

n Number of students in paid jobs: 17

n Number of transition programs participating in: 4

n Number of students funded by Department of Rehabilitation Services: 32

TraNsPOrTaTiON servicesn Number of adults transported by van per day: 30

n Number of van miles traveled per day: 460

n Number of students transported to Carroll County Public Schools per day: 454

n Number of school bus miles traveled per day: 4,560

saTisFacTiONn For people receiving supports: 94%

n For people receiving residential services: 91%

n Overall: 92.6%

Summary of Services

*We are committed to ensuring that no person is excluded from participation in or denied the benefits of the transit services we offer. This policy is consistent with the requirements of Title vi of the 1964 civil rights act.

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Celebrating 60

NeXT Year, The Arc Carroll County will be hitting a bit of a milestone. The organization that people with disabilities rely upon for services will turn 6o years old.

It is a milestone for The Arc. It also is a testament to the determination of the parents of children with special needs who founded our organization nearly 60 years ago.

Marge Wickes is grateful every day that her parents, Fern and Gertrude Smith, along with others, helped establish The Arc.

Marge was a little girl when her parents participated in The Arc’s inaugural meeting back in 1954 at The Westminster Community Health Center. Marge’s twin brother, Michael Smith, has Down syndrome. Marge’s parents, like the other parents at that meeting, wanted one thing: a fulfilling life for their child.

“My father had gone to Springfield State Hospital and saw people with Down syndrome there,” she said. “He thought, “Well, they don’t belong there.”

From there, The Arc Carroll County was born. Marge has watched the organization grow over the years. She remembers the days when The Arc outgrew its building on Route 140 and opened the doors to our building at 180 Kriders Church Road in 1986. The new building was needed to accommodate the growing assembly work being done at The Arc.

Back then, companies such as Black & Decker and Random House contracted with The Arc to have the people we serve stamp books and package items for shipments. The work was performed at The Arc and people were paid by the piece. Marge’s brother, Michael, loved the assembly job, she said. Every Friday he would get off work and ask her if it was Monday yet, she said.

For years, the sheltered workshop model worked well for the people The Arc supports. Then the economy changed and so did people’s attitudes about sheltered workshops. The Arc’s leaders decided to shift our efforts away from the assembly line work at our building and focus on placing our folks in jobs in our community.

Tom Ferguson, who served on The Arc’s board and helped raised funds for our capital campaign in 1986, said the building that was once considered state-of-the art is now outdated. It needs to be updated to accommodate the needs of the people it now serves and the needs of a growing autistic population, he said.

“We want The Arc to be here and serve the community for the next 50 years,” Tom said. “We certainly need a facility that will meet that demand.”

The leadership at The Arc realizes that the days of the sheltered workshop model are behind us. Fortunately, many of the people we serve, with the assistance of job coaches, have been able to find paying jobs in the community. The Arc currently has 80 people working at 70 businesses in our community. We are proud of that accomplishment.

However, we still serve many people who spend their days with us here at our building. The building, which once housed forklifts and assembly lines, was not designed with them in mind.

The building is mostly large, unfinished warehouse space with concrete floors, cinder block walls

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Years and Going Strongand exposed lighting. We have one changing room for the people who spend their days with us. The building doesn’t offer those we serve much privacy or opportunities for assistance in smaller settings.

The building also lacks lower kitchen countertops and appliances that would help the people who use wheelchairs hone their cooking skills. Most of our folks love to cook.

We hope that a $2.5 million renovation to our building will change that and make life better for the people who receive their services here at our building each day.

Just like in 1986, we will rely upon the community’s support and generous donors just like you to make that happen.

Our renovated building will include: a gym, a handicap-accessible kitchen, a cultural arts room, a bright and open cafeteria, a computer room, a community meeting and training room and a much-needed autism resource center.

Gary and Dale Davis are excited about the upcoming changes to our building and the difference they believe it will make in their daughter Jamie’s life. Jamie, who is autistic, has been receiving services at The Arc for eight

years.

She learned to read about five years ago, and that opened a whole new world to Jamie, including the ability to speak.

Jamie didn’t learn to read in a cavernous room. She learned in a small, intimate setting, where she could work one-on-one with her instructor.

Jamie’s parents see The Arc’s renovated building offering that kind of private, one-on-one

space, where great change is possible.

They also see the possibilities for social growth with the addition of a gym.

“Having multi-purpose rooms, where people can go and exercise

and dance would make their lives completely different,” Gary Davis said. “It would be fun.”

The Arc is a place where people such as Michael and Jamie hone their skills to find jobs, make friends and embark on their journey toward fulfilling lives.

Marge Wickes knows that. She has seen first-hand the difference The Arc has made in her brother’s life over the last six decades.

“I think it is one of the most amazing places ever,” Marge said.

With your help, and an updated building The Arc will continue to help people with disabilities on their journey toward a fulfilling life for the next 60 years.

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OFFicers

PresidentLynn DavisCarroll County Youth Service Bureau/Parent Advocate

Vice-PresidentBrenda fisherCommunity Volunteer

Secretarychuck HerboldsheimerParent Advocate

TreasurerRob Burk Carroll County Government

Immediate Past PresidentSherri chavisParent Advocate

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Bryon ensorSelf Advocate

charles o. fisher, Jr.Walsh & Fisher, P.A.

Russell “Rusty” GrayCarroll County Public Schools

erin LeechThe Judy Center

Lyndi mcNultyGizmos Art

charles RachelSelf Advocate

Lou SalafiaInternational Financial Services

Board ofDirectors

MissiON sTaTeMeNTThe mission of The Arc Carroll County is to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their individual pursuit of a fulfilling life.

visiON sTaTeMeNTThe Arc Carroll County is a leading organization that champions for and supports people with developmental disabilities, while cultivating relationships that enrich our community.

cOre valUesInnovation – Our founders pioneered the opportunities that exist today for people with developmental disabilities. We build on their courageous tradition of innovation and creativity in the design and delivery of our services.

Integrity – We operate with integrity in all that we do – as a service provider, as an employer, and as members of our community.

Respect – We treat everyone with respect. Dignity, choice, ability, privacy and opinion are fundamental principles of who we are.

Quality – We embrace the highest standards in all that we do. Quality in service and character drives our actions and attitudes.

Caring – We act with a genuine spirit of caring. A sincere interest in and concern for the complete well-being of all people define our actions.

Mission, Vision andCore Values

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$30,000+Maryland Community Health

Resources Commission

$10,000 - $20,000Audrey BallardHarvey and Ruth BairEagle RidersMaryland Affordable Housing TrustBarry StrineSherry West

$5,000 - $9,999BB&TBarry and Teresa HughesW&W Tire and Auto

$2,500 - $4,999Dimensional Health Care Assoc.Stephen HughesKnights of ColumbusRichard J. Princinsky & AssociatesTom and Sandy Ferguson

$1,000 - $2,499Bucs Pleasure Club Inc.Joseph and Dorothy BaranauskasNorma BeamCarroll Hospital CenterCarroll Lutheran VillageCross Roads Truck & AutoLehigh CementMartha MetcalfWilliam G. and E. Suzan MillerM&T BankMullen, Sondberg, Wimbish & StoneNaylor Plumbing Heating and A/C,

Inc.PNC Institutional Investments GroupProTechQuantum Internet Services, Inc.Ridge Engineering Inc.Rotary Club of Bonds MeadowDon & Chris RoweMike SmithThe Braun CorporationWestminster Elks #2277

$500 - $999Airpark Primary CareAmerican Bus SalesChristopher AtkinsonDavid and Valerie BarrishBruce Grau and AssociatesShirley ButlerCarroll Community CollegeCarroll Occupational Health SolutionsCarroll VistaCory S. ColassardComprehensive Developmental

ServicesTim and Darla CopenhaverLynn & Rick DavisGary and Dale DavisdocuMacs, Inc.

Edgewood Church of the BrethrenFarmers & Merchants BankCharles and Nancy HerboldsheimerKnights of Columbus Council #7612Knights of Columbus Council #10525Legend’s CaféMelwood Horticultural ServicesMobility Rehab Products, LLCNorthern PharmacyJames and Melissa RichardsonSt. Benjamin’s Lutheran ChurchTaneytown Lions ClubTevis EnergyThe Insurance ExchangeStephan A. TimchulaDugan Babij and Tolley LLC.Mary Jo WallaJim and Darlene WelshJ.M. Werking, Inc.White’s Seal Coating. L.L.C.Preston and Kim WilhelmWillie WilliamsWoodsboro BankStevenson and Joanne Yingling

$250 - $499AdvanceLeo BalkRobert and Ruth BareBare Truck Center, Inc.Gilbert and Danna BlumChuck and Joan BrauningCharles and Zadie BrehmRobert M. BurkCrouse Ford SalesDavis LibraryJanet ThomasStanley Black & DeckerBruce MahlandtGreg LeppoPaul FordiCharles Brent GroveHanover HospitalMatthew and Louise HelminiakHill Barnes & McInerney, LLCPatrick HoganInternational Financial ServicesInterstate Financial Services, Inc.Allison KernDonna KiblerKnights of Columbus Council #11631James and Betty LongScott & Corynne Courpas MarkleMiles & Stockbridge Foundation, Inc.Margaret MorningstarFrances NyceBecki PearsonGeorge and Sara PhillipsPNC BankPrincipal Financial GroupS&S Holdings Shannon SmithSharon SmithSt. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church

(Westminster)

The New Wealth LLCWestminster Lions ClubWidetracs Cars & TrucksSteven L. YoungRobert A. Zigment

$100 - $249Dale and Teresa AccuntiusNancy BaeckerBruce BattagliaMichael BeamBeta Sigma Phi-LaureateElizabeth BenjaminThomas BerryCharles BeamRhonda BlackburnKim BooeKaren BoisvertJune BollingerMark and Sherrine BollingerPatrick and Christine BrehmSandra BronsonJames and Jeannette BrophyJohanna BrownAngela BurtonMichael CarrBrenton R. CarrollCharles Carroll Lions ClubJanice ChaneyStephen CunninghamEdward and Nancy DahlkaJeffrey DahlkaJenny DalrympleThomas M. DebiaseBruce DeVilbissFran D’OnofrioAlex EasleyStewart and Barbara EidelTom and Barbara EshelmanCheryl FabelaDouglas and Bonnie FinchBrenda FisherDouglas FriesMarguerite A. GauntMike GibbleRichard & Amy GoodmanErin HeinrichPaul and E. Jane HeinrichDiane HilliardMiriam HollingerDavid HopkinsHollman, Maguire, Titus &

KorzenewskiKate HuberDavid and Casey HuetherLinda and Jeff IbexRobert and Nancy IorizzoJay C. Toth DDS Family DentistryMartha L. JoinerChristina KalistaJoseph P. KleinerMichael and Amy KnightCarole KrausDr. Harvey and Associates LevyErin LindholmLisbon Auto Center, Inc.Edward and Joanne LottRex A. LloydMcCormick and Company, Inc.Howard and Lena MillerJean and Carroll MyersMyers-Durboraw Funeral HomeNextlogical Benefit Strategies LLC.Lumen F. Norris

Jeff PalmerMichael D. ParksParrs Ridge Elementary SchoolPatrick ConstructionPPC LubricantsPerformance Food Group - Carroll CountyRaymond and Becky PriceRhoten’s Printing, Inc.Ilona RiesDouglas and Cheryl RillGenice RillJim and Beverly RillNina RoscoeBethany ScherbarthSebian Associates, Inc.Teresa SeilerJim and Fran SmithStephen SmithStephen and Sharon SullivanBruce StegerTed StonesiferSt. Marks United Church of Christ of

SnydersburgShelba UhrinHelen WallaSandra WalkerWalsh and FisherWestminster City PoliceLetha WilliamsMark F. WilliamsDonna M. WixtedMark and Jeanne Dussault

WoodworthJohn and Mary Jo Zentz

Up to $100Samuel AdamsScott and Lisa AlbinHappy AlbrightMickey AldridgeBetsy AlexanderWillie and Catherine AlfordGreg AllenGus and Fran AllenPaul and Lisa AllenIvy AllgeierAllstate Giving CampaignFred AltJoan AltSusan AltBruce and Debra AndersonUnited Way of the National Capital

AreaRobin ArmstrongJames and Denise ArnettRaymond and Catherine ArnoldBarbara AsburyAmos AsheThelma AumanHampstead American Legion AuxiliaryJohn and Patricia BaerConnie BaileySue BaldersonAudrey BallardKenneth BallardErnie and Julie BandelinBarbara BankardPhyllis BankardRaymond and Dolores BankertBill BarksdaleWillie BarnesJeff and Karen BarrettJimmy and Ethel Barrish

Supporters of the ArcThe Arc Carroll County gratefully acknowledges the following individuals, businesses, foundations and organizations that, in FY 2013 (July 1, 2012 – June 30, 2013) supported our mission and the people we support. Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you feel an error has been made, please contact the development office at 410-848-4124.

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Joseph BarronMary Carol BarszczDennis BaughanDorothy Jean BaumAllen and Barbara BazenskyBB&TBonnie BeamLuAnn Beck-DayJudith BeckingerAnn BeirneGayle BeneschAndrew BenjaminJames BenjaminThomas BerlinRalph and Janet BillingsDianne Rhoten BlackArnold and Sandra BlausteinCary BlockVera BlumKaryn BoblitzAndrea BoehlJohn and Debbie BoehlLarry and Frances BoehlMaggie BoehlDan and Susan BohnAnn BollingerArvin and Barb BollingerMike BoltenRichard V. BoswellLinda BowenJohn and Betsy BowersoxDawn BowlinShelley BowlingTom and Pat BowlingSandra BowmanEvelyn M. BrackenVictoria BradleyRichard and Joan BradyDave and Joan BrauningJanet BreedingChristine BrehmDeborah BrehmJohn BrehmAnnie BreighnerSteven and Phyllis BrillMargaret J. BrolliarGeneva BrownNancy BrownSteven and Norma BrownRaymond and Patricia BurdenRichard BurdetteVernon and Dorothy BurkFrances and Mitchell BurnsHerman and Carol BuswellFrederick ButlerDeborah ButtsCal Bloom’s Barber ShopPhilip and Robin CalambroDuane CampanelloMarie CarbaughSterling CarrCarroll Child Care CenterCarroll Community BankCarroll County Public SchoolsCarroll County Youth Services

BureauCarroll Scottish Rite ClubDonna CarrollJames and Mary CashdollarJoe and Jean CatheyDiane ChambersCharles Mike Preston LLCBrandi ChavisDonald and Kelly ChepkoRyan and Trish ChernockNancy Walla CheroneJoseph and Audrey CiminoLeslie Cimino

Theron Larry ClabaughBrenda and Nelson ClarkeWilliam and Juniata ClarkeSandy CloseThomas CollinsCombined Charity Campaign #0205Ross ContinoCatherine CookJean A CorronTraci CoxMichael and Loraine CraigHarry and Sandy CreamerJustin CreamerReverend and Mrs. James CreamerCromwell UnglesbeeCelena CrossleyDouglas and Eva CrowlPreston and Ethel CrowlMary Susan CunninghamJoe CutlerJennifer Mae DaltonDavid Breighner and Marcia HullKeith DavidsonGlenn and Deborah DavisKristen DavisSandy and Priscilla DavisDean Robert Camlin & Associates,

Inc.Kimberly DeCarloDeer Park Lions Club FoundationBarbara DemopulosWilliam J. DenfordPaul DerstineRob and Lauren DeyoJimmy DiehlDeb DiekelAmy DietrichRichard and Annette DietrichJanine DietzMargarita DiPietroMatthew DowlingWilliam and Sharon DukeKathryn DulaneyAdam DunnAndrew and Jacqueline DunnRon and Fran DunnRobert and Nina DustinJeanette EckardWilliam EckerJoan Eder-LandsmanJeanie EdmondsMichael EdwardsJohn and Joan EichhornJerome and Gwen EllisSondra EllisonEmeritus at WestminsterAnna Mary ErismanTori EshelmanFelicia EvansEvelyn EylerFacilicare ServicesMarsha Barger and Bob FarinholtDouglas and Clare FauthKelly FauthMarion and Alex FeineigleIrvin and Linda FinkIrvin FishboneBrenda FisherBernard and Judi FishmanHerb FishpawBrian and Ginger FitzpatrickJanet and David FloraNancy ForneyKenny FoxStacy FrazierBob and Luanne FrebertshauserLarry and Gail FredericksonBetty Freyman

Garland FrieseDesira FritzJoyce FritzVictor FurstLois GamermanDan and Kathleen GarberJoe and Shelly GarberWilliam and Caroline GarberGeorge GesellMichelle GianforteGregory and Catherine GillelandGizmos ArtGlascock & Meenan Insurance

Agency, Inc.Richard and Rachel GlaserAngie GlassRosemarie GlassValerie GoffLester and Elaine GoodmanGoodSearchDavid and Paula GoodwinIrving B. GosnellLisa and Bryan GreenMorton and Irene GreenbergGreenmount Mary & Martha SocietyDerek GrierJennifer GrierGary GriffithLaurie GriffithSteven and Marjorie GuldanGun Shack Inc./CrosswindsIris GunningGYC Group, Ltd.Anita HagleyEarl and Darlene HainesMelanie HainesSandra HainesPamela HamburgBrian HammrichKaren HansbroughDaniel and Ansley HansenClinton and Jocelyn HareAllen HarmanCatherine HarrisonBill and Kathy HartigTim and Evelyn HartmanEdie HaschertJoseph and Frances HatcherMargie HealdFred HeckerDee HeffnerWilliam and Kathleen HeilmanRobert and Catherine HendrixSteven HerlichTom HessKrissy HeuerShaina HillMatt HoffTom HoffaRichard and Doris HoffmanCongressman Chris Van HollenBill HollingerMichael and Gail HolmanJohn and Karen HolmesElmer and Wendy HoltGary and Mary Ann HonemanMark and Susan HopkinsDeborah B. HosslerJulia HottJutta HubbsSandra and Forrest HudspethJoseph HughesKevin and Barbara HughesPatrick and Margaret HughesPatrick Michael HughesThomas HumbertJen HumphreysMilton and Shirley Hunter

Erin Holland HutchisonBritney IshamBryce JacksonGilbert JacoberLarry and Bobbi JenkinsNancy JenkinsStephen JenkinsAlbert JohnsonGladys JohnsonIrene JohnsonJeanne JohnsonStarr JolbitadoRon KafchinskiFrances and Joe KasherPatricia KeeneyKenneth and Kelly KeithClinton and Annabelle KellyDavid KiblerDoris and Ervan KiblerPaul and Margaret KlimBarbara KnippNora and Harry KnippRosemarie KnoxVikay KoontzMargaret KraakMichael and Verna-Leigh KrausDana KykerPaul and Susan LakomyDonald LangdonMargaret H. LarkinDorothea LawsonCharles and Tracy LeaCharles LeeDavid and Meredith LeechErin LeechHillary M. LeechRobert LeekWilliam and Ruby LeeseRichard and Babette LeisterSusan LeisterHoward Lennon Jr.Irving LernerBetty LessnerEllen Lilly-ForemanLineboro-Manchester Lions ClubJohn H. LintonBetty C. LippyTheresa LittleWalter and Linda LittleWilliam and Dorothy LittleHoffman, Comfort, Offutt, Scott &

Halstad, LLPMelvin Rosenthal and Elizabeth

LochteWilliam LongAbel and Margaret LoomisDon LotzIlissa LoubeRonald and Karen LowmanEdward and Carol LudtkeFred Lund and Darlene LowmanJim LutzJim LutzLucille LutzBetsy LynchVincent and Deborah MaggioTheresa C. MaierKatherine MajorJoanne and Jared MandellSand Bagoon and David MangusHeather ManningJoe and Judith ManningMariola Huziej Dental LabCarl and Sandra MarkowitzAdrienne MarshallDaryl and Letha MartinPeg MartinMaryland Charity Campaign #2050

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