Second Mile 2008 Annual Report

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Providing Children with Help and Hope

Mission StatementThe Second Mile challenges young people to achieve

their potential as individuals and community members

by providing opportunities for them to develop positive

life skills and self-esteem as well as by providing

education and support for parents and professionals

addressing the needs of youth.

THE SECOND MILE ANNUAL REPORT 2008



Board Chairman Bob Poole and

President/CEO Dr. Jack Raykovitz

ONE BY ONE…YOU ARE

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

While The Second Mile Annual Report 2008includes, as always, many numbers—revenueand expenses, services provided, and youthserved—what is most important to each of us isthat those numbers represent the support wehave provided so that the lives of children and

teens can be improved. We would like to focushere, not on the numbers, but on just a few ofthe youth who make up those numbers:

• A young man who was angry and acting outagainst authority following his father’s deathin a logging accident used the messages heheard from his Friend Fitness role models tond sobriety, recover from a signicant loggingaccident himself, establish his own business, andmentor a youngster from Huntingdon County inthe Friend Fitness Program today.

• Twelve young people attending the ChallengeProgram felt close enough to our counseling staffto share that they were in abusive situationsat home, and two shared that they had beenhaving thoughts of suicide. As a result of thesedisclosures, all of these young people are gettingthe support that they need and are now safe.

• A mother whose two sons participate in theLancaster Friend Program shared that both ofher sons are living with cancer. Despite theirhealth issues, the boys love the activities atFriend and have made a positive connection withtheir College Friends. They are thankful for the

chance to have fun days with other kids, freefrom the day-to-day worries about their health.

• Eastern York students participating in TheSecond Mile Leadership Institute planned andhosted a “career camp” for area elementaryschool students as an outgrowth of theirInstitute experience. This past December, theteam was recognized for its project work at aYork County Alliance for Learning meeting!

• A Challenge camper’s mother contacted staff toshare these comments: “He really enjoyed your

program this summer and wants to continuewith the program by earning a return trip.He’s showed so much improvement this year.He’s more outgoing, and his participation levelin class has been terric. When Mrs. C., theschool counselor who referred him to Challenge,commented to him that he’s really come out ofhis shell and blossomed this year and asked himwhy he thought that was, he answered withouthesitation, ‘It was that camp you sent me to!’ ”

These children and teens, and the thousands likethem, are thousands of individual reasons thatyour annual giving is so critical. We know thateach of these young people or parents would loveto have the opportunity to thank each of youdirectly. In the absence of that opportunity, we

thank you on their behalf and on behalf of all ofthe youth you enable The Second Mile to serve.

Sincerely,

Bob Poole

Chairman of the Board

Jack Raykovitz, Ph.D.

President and Chief Executive Ofcer



REVENUESIndividuals $ 401,404

Corporations 751,556

Foundations 443,741

Organizations 46,156Special Events Income $ 1,260,245

Expenses $ 412,034 848,211

Special Projects 117,151

Other Revenues 14,867

Net Assets Released from Restrictions 110,300

Total Revenues $ 2,733,386

EXPENSESCommunity Education $ 285,804

Foster Family Support 242,015

Friend/Friend Fitness 376,646

Fundraising 381,763

General Programs 231,896

Leadership Institute 203,525

Management and General 278,484

Nittany Lion Tips 134,340

Prevention: Education & Awareness for Kids (PEAK) 49,984

Challenge 472,105

Total Expenses $ 2,656,562

FUND RESTRICTION CHANGESContributions $ 2,010,367

Interest Income 74,861

Realized and Unrealized Loss on Investments, Net (110,675)

Net Assets Released from Restriction (110,300)

Increase in Temporarily Restricted Net Assets $ 1,864,253

INCREASE IN NET ASSETS $ 2,005,332

NET ASSETS, BEGINNING $ 6,252,291

NET ASSETS, ENDING $ 8,257,623

Statement of Revenues, Expenses,& Changes in Fund Restrictions

Individuals

Special Projects

Corporations

Foundations

Organizations

Special Events

Revenue

Friend/Friend Fitness

Leadership Institute

PEAK

Challenge

Community Education

Foster Family Support

General ProgramsNittany Lion Tips

Operating Expenses

Other Revenues

Fundraising

Management and General

Net Assets Releasedfrom Restrictions



ADAMS

ALLEGHENY

ARMSTRONG

BEAVER

BERKS

BEDFORD

CAMBRIA

CLEARFIELD

CLINTON

HUNTINGDON

BLAIR

BRADFORD

BUCKS

BUTLER

CAMERON

CARBONCENTRE

CHESTER

CLARION

COLUMBIA

CRAWFORD

CUMBERLAND

DAUPHIN

DELAWARE

ELK

ERIE

FAYETTE

FOREST

FRANKLINFULTON

GREENE

INDIANA

JEFFERSON

JUNIATA

LACKAWANNA

LANCASTER

LAWRENCE

LEBANON

LEHIGH

LUZERNE

LYCOMING

MCKEAN

MERCER

MIFFLIN

MONROE

MONTGOMERY

MONTOUR

NORTHAMPTONNORTHUMBERLAND

PERRY

PHILADELPHIA

PIKE

POTTER

SCHUYLKILL

SNYDER

SOMERSET

SULLIVAN

SUSQUEHANNATIOGA

UNION

VENANGO

WARREN

WASHINGTON

WAYNE

WESTMORELAND

WYOMING

YORK

Northwest Region

Southwest Region

Central Region

Southcentral RegionSoutheast Region

Northeast Region

7,773

2,790

1,756

4,501

1,770

1,020 3,385

10,330

21,714

3,927

1,961

2,001

2,040

2,082

2,023

9,514

2,393520

4,155

9,553

6,6155,330

19,938

25,89219,858

16,812

18,994

5,295

4,472

2,116

1,020

3,141

2,6272,915

7,101

1,1351,531

4,206

14,848 2,948

3,408 8,837

4,020

3,992

855

8,083

2501,873

980

1,980

115

2,136

716 3,564731

5,544

7,29518,0361,827

10,185

6,597

13,192

13,517

2,930

5,503 10,622

1,521

Programs and Services 2008

Number of Individuals Served(Nittany Lion Tips, PEAK, Leadership Institute, and Challenge included on map)

Regional Program Services (not included on map)

Central Region 310 Participated in Friend 56 Participated in Friend Fitness 40 Attended the Cleareld Day

Enrichment Program 21 Attended the Cleareld After

School Program 73 Received Children’s Fund awards 838 Participated in Foster

Family activities 109 Attended 537 Counseling Sessions

Southwest Region 1 Received Children’s Fund award 350 Attended Foster Family activities

Southeast Region 144 Participated in Friend 85 Participated in Friend Fitness 37 Received Children’s Fund awards

955 Participated in FosterFamily activities

Northeast/Northwest Region 19 Received Children’s Fund awards 764 Participated in Foster

Family activities

Southcentral Region 143 Participated in Friend 52 Received Children’s Fund awards

2,033 Participated in FosterFamily activities



In the past two Annual Reports, you have

heard me speak about our dream to build a

permanent home for Second Mile children,

families, and supporters: The Second Mile

Center for Excellence. I am pleased to

report that this year we have moved closer

to realizing this dream. Thanks to our

dedicated committee and many generous

donors, The Second Mile Campaign for Excellence is nearing itsPhase 1 goal and preparing to embark on Phase 2 of this fundraising

effort. As part of Phase 1, we will be building two components of

the Center for Excellence: the Outdoor Recreational Complex and

the Educational and Recreational Building.

The Outdoor Recreational Complex will include football and soccer

elds, baseball elds, basketball courts, volleyball courts, a

tness trail, a high ropes course, pavilions, and gazebos. With all

of these elements, The Center for Excellence will provide a place

for play and for learning. These outside spaces will be used for

playing large group games, providing breakaway areas for small

groups, facilitating initiatives, and best of all, they will help in the

promotion of an atmosphere where a kid can simply be a kid.The Educational and Recreational Building will include a multi-

purpose gymnasium, exercise facilities, classrooms, and dormitory

space. We are currently in the design phase of this building,

working with an owner’s representative and architects to design

a space that will best t our program needs and be a welcoming

space for all members of The Second Mile family. This building will

be the cornerstone of The Center for Excellence Campus, providing

the spaces we need to stage Friend events, run Challenge Program

weeks-in-residence, hold Friend Fitness workouts, conduct the

Leadership Institute, train volunteers to implement our programs

regionally, and even host some of our special events.

The possibilities The Center for Excellence represents are endless,and we are excited to have a place coming closer to fruition, a

place that will stand long into the future and represent The Second

Mile’s commitment to children and families. When I founded The

Second Mile, I envisioned an organization that would always keep

its promise to children, and I believe that, through The Center for

Excellence, we always will.

Jerry Sandusky

Founder

The Arthur C. and Evelyn M. Sandusky Societyrecognizes those individuals who have made an

estate provision for, or a planned or deferred

gift commitment to, The Second Mile. These gift

commitments could include a bequest in a will or

living trust, the designation of The Second Mile as

the beneciary of a retirement plan, a charitableremainder trust, the gift of a life insurance policy

naming The Second Mile as beneciary, and/or the

execution of an estate note. We wish to thank the

members of this society for providing a foundation

for the future of our organization.

Anonymous

John Barry*

Daniel and Kimberly Del Bright

Wendell and Linette Courtney

Kenneth and Susan Ewing

Robert Forbes

Frank FrancoBlake and Linda Gall

Drew Garban

Ben and Robin Heim

Bruce and Susan Heim

Robert* and Carol Herrmann

Jack Ineld

Robert and Jean Kistler

Sanford and Kathryn Kranich*

Ronald and Deanne Lewis

Ralph Licastro and Laura Reidy

Brad and Susan Lunsford

Bill and Amy Sue Martin

Bob and Marilyn Mayer

Fred and Joyce Nicholas

Kim Ortenzio-Nielsen

Mike Patrick

Sophie W. Penney

Carol Pioli

Alec Pringle

John R. Raykovitz andKatherine Genovese

Neal and Linda Rhoads

Dan and Nancy Ring

Jerry and Dottie Sandusky

DrueAnne Schreyer

The Schreyer Foundation—William Schreyer

Steve and Amy Seltzer

Lance and Ellen Shaner

Harold and Eileen Shaub*

Jack Shaub

Harry K. Sickler, Jr.

J. Lawrence and Molly P. Snavely

Don Stripling

Fred Strouse

Mike and Lynda Sullivan

Peter and Karen WeilerVerne Willaman

David and Hollie Woodle

*Deceased

“The Second Mile has

been providing children

with Help and Hope for

nearly three decades.

Lynda and I have been

most fortunate to

experience, on a very

personal level, the

success of some of our

current and past Second Mile kids. We believe there is

no easier way, nor is there any better way, to secure

the future of The Second Mile and its ability to help

children for generations to come than planned giving.

Membership in The Arthur C. and Evelyn M. Sandusky

Society does just that.”

—Lynda and Mike Sullivan

The Arthur C. and Evelyn M. Sandusky Society

Statewide Program Service Totals 182,160 Addressed important issues through the Nittany Lion Tips Program*

223,155 Learned new skills through PEAK Videos I or II or Play Kit I*

597 Participated in safe activities with caring mentors through the Friend Program

141 Built outer strength and inner character through the Friend Fitness Program

760 Developed key skills and set goals through the Challenge Program

40 Attended the Cleareld Day Enrichment Program

21 Attended the Cleareld After School Program

319 Learned leadership skills to heal communities through the Leadership Institute 183 Received critical support through the Children’s Scholarship Fund

4,940 Enjoyed recreation and received recognition through 64 Foster Family activities

109 Beneted from 573 Counseling sessions

225 Received Guidance and Referral information

343 Participated in Professional Training through 18 different sessions

11,160 Attended 114 Community Education presentations

*estimated number based upon counselor reports



Prevention ProgramsNittany Lion Tips• Each school year, two editions of Nittany Lion Tips are issued featuring Penn State

athletes offering short educational or motivational messages about personal or social

development. Each set contains 25 different Tips from student-athletes in sports that

include football, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s gymnastics, and

wrestling. During the past year, more than 182,000 elementary, middle, and junior high

school students received Nittany Lion Tips from more than 1,500 school counselors and

other youth-service professionals, according to counselor surveys. Each professional

receiving Tips also receives the accompanying facilitators’ guide, which offers furtherideas and activities that address and expand on the ideas found on the cards.

Second Mile Leadership Institute• For four days each spring, students from across the commonwealth of Pennsylvania

attend The Second Mile Leadership Institute and gain the knowledge, encouragement,

and empowerment to make a difference in their school communities. Teams composed

of ve high school sophomores that represent a diverse cross-section of their schools,

along with a faculty mentor, attend workshops and planning sessions. The 2008 Leadership

Institute hosted a record 53 teams who attended presentations made by more than 72

presenters on topics ranging in scope from fundraising and publicity to group function

and communication styles. Groups left the Institute focused on implementing projects

pertaining to mentoring, incoming student orientation, school pride, and schoolbeautication. Additionally, six medalist teams were recognized from the 2007 Institute

for outstanding work and, in turn, received awards to continue their efforts.

“I just wanted to thank you for our envelope full of Nittany Tips cards. I use the

cards as discussion starters for my class. They love to collect the cards. It is a

great way to catch their interest. Many of the Tips tie into a unit that our school

counselor teaches. Thanks again for providing a great resource.”

—School Counselor in Lycoming County

A Leadership team learns

how to work together and

trust each other throughthis initiative activity.

“Our team was able to discuss and exchange opinions and

ideas. Most important of all, they were able to use the

ideas they learned from the session they attended to

develop the plan for their service project. In my opinion,

The Second Mile did a great job with my team.”

—Faculty Mentor from

Susquehanna County

The Angel SocietyWith this Annual Report, The Second Mile recognizes and thanks the members of The Angel

Society—those individuals, organizations, corporations, and foundations that have made

annual contributions to The Second Mile equal to or greater than $2,000 during The Second

Mile scal year, September 1, 2007, through August 31, 2008.

“Years ago, a young man wrote to me thanking The Second Mile for being the ‘wind beneath

his wings.’ His letter served as an inspiration in naming our annual giving society ‘The Angel

Society,’ our way of recognizing the signicance of our donors, who lift children up, showthem new horizons, and provide them with the skills they need to soar.”

Jerry Sandusky, Founder

D&E Communications, Inc.

Deloitte & Touche

Di & Dallas Krapf Foundation

Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc.

John and Lisa Dimakopoulos

Esmark, Inc.

The Family Clothesline

Frito-Lay

Peter and Joan Fuller andWillow Brook

FWG Real Estate

The Gamber Foundation

Gateway Financial Group, Inc.

Gilbane Building Company

Giorgio Foods, Inc.

Glatfelter Insurance

Glenn O. Hawbaker, Inc.

Robbie Gould

The Graham GroupGrappone Law Ofces

Guthy-Renker

The Hamer Foundation

Benjamin and Robin Heim

Heim Family, LP

Jack and Nancy Hewes

Lloyd and Dottie Huck

Hydroworx International, Inc.

Matthew and Mary Johnson

Johnson Controls / Al Young

Jerry and Dottie Sandusky

DrueAnne Schreyer andRodney Frazier

Steve and Amy Seltzer

Lance and Ellen Shaner andShaner Hotel Group

Philip and Judy Sieg

Smith Land & ImprovementCorporation

Kenneth and Patti SweigartTastykake

Thornton Tomasetti Engineers

Three Rivers Marine & Rail Terminals

United States Steel Corporation

Utz Quality Foods, Inc.

Varischetti & Sons, Inc.

Vinnie Raineri Memorial Fund

Wal-Mart #1640

Wal-Mart #2230

White Rose Foundation

Wilsbach Distributors, Inc.

$2,000-$4,999

A. D. Starr

A.W. & Sons EnterpriseAir Products and Chemicals, Inc.

All4 Inc

Altoona Pipe and Steel Supply

American Eagle Paper Mills

Anonymous

Ned and Christine Faust

Craig Fayak

Fine-Line Cabinets, Inc.

First Afliated Insurance Group

First National Bank

Pete and Sue Forster

Freas Foundation, Inc.

Freedom Forge Foundation

Frost & Conn, Inc.Fulton Bank

Fulton Bank, Drovers Division

Drew W. Garban

GE Foundation

Geisinger Medical Group

Karl and Mary Ann Glocker

Grifn Financial Group LLC

Grifth & Petz, Inc.

The Hankin Group

James and Carol Hanna

Harold Greaney Charitable Trust

Harry K. Sickler Associates

The Hartings Family Charitable Foundation

John Heim

Paul HelselBill Henninger

Herbert Rowland and Grubic, Inc.

The Hershey Company

High Industries

HOK Sports + Venue + Event

The Hall Foundation

Highmark Blue Shield

Richard and Sally Kalin

Kohl Building Products

KPMG LLP

Edwin Krane

KS Tooling, Inc.

KVF Associates, Inc.

L. Robert Kimball & Associates

Leonard S. Fiore, Inc

The Mark Wahlberg YouthFoundation, Inc.

Novinger’s Inc.Parker Agle Enterprises, Inc

Raytheon

John Runnells

Seiple Family Foundation

$50,000 and Above

Bank of America CharitableFoundation, Inc.

Eddie and Connie Dunklebarger

Bruce and Susan Heim

Highmark Foundation

Bob and Marilyn Mayer

Jack Nemes

The Poole Foundation

S&A Custom Built Homes and Bob andSandy Poole

The Schreyer Foundation

Sovereign BankState Farm Companies Foundation

Turner Construction andMichael Kuntz

Verne and Betty Willaman

David and Hollie Woodle



PEAK (Prevention: Education and Awareness for Kids)• The PEAK Program continues to be used by teachers and counselors across

Pennsylvania. Since the release of the two videos, more than 1,100 school

counselors and teachers have used the PEAK modules, Choice of Champions

and Flow: The River Within, to help students learn to respond proactively to

negative peer pressure and improve their self-esteem. More than 530 teachers

and counselors have used the No Bullying Allowed! play kit to teach elementary

and middle school students about bullying prevention through an interactive

play. All three modules come equipped with facilitators’ guides that provide

additional opportunities for students and teachers to further put into practice theinformation from the modules.

Early Intervention ProgramsChallenge Program• During the ten one-week sessions of residence, Challenge Program participants

work on setting behavioral and academic goals as well as deciding on community

service projects for the upcoming school year. Collegiate counselors, professional

staff, and volunteers promote a positive environment and offer encouragement

that allows youngsters to work on areas such as developing better self-awareness

and learning to understand others. During the 2008 residential weeks, Challenge

Program staff encouraged 760 youngsters to believe that I Can, We Can, the

theme of this year’s program.

“My students beneted greatly from

acting out the play included in the No

Bullying Allowed! play kit. They were

really able to connect the ideas found in

the play with their school life.”

—School Counselor in Lehigh County

“Your program is excellent! I used it and

then lent it to another teacher in my

school, and she loved it so much she

wants one for herself. Our school really

appreciates the fact that The Second

Mile offers a program about bullying. It

has really improved how our students

relate to and interact with each other.”

—Teacher in Philadelphia County

John and Marta Shaffer

Jack Shaub

Sheetz, Inc.

The Struthers Family Foundation

Super Bakery, Inc.

United Concordia Companies, Inc.

Thomas and Sandra Usher

Waste Management

$5,000-$9,999

AAUW State College

Ameriserv Financial

Anonymous

A. P. Construction, Inc.

Babst, Calland, Clements, Zomnir

Dennis and Michele Baltzley

Beard Miller Company LLP

Elsie Bedwell

Bill Benton and Lynn Shaub Benton

Kyle and Kristi Brady

Brian’s Run Charities, Inc.

Campbell CommercialReal Estate, Inc.

Peter and Marsha Carlino

Centric Bank

Chester County CommunityFoundation

Colonial Oaks Foundation

Conemaugh Health Systems

D.C. Goodman & Sons, Inc.

Josiah & Bessie Kline Foundation

Keystone Real Estate Group

Dick and Sandy Kile

Kish Bank

Dallas and Di Krapf

Don and Heidi Leitzell

The Martin D. Cohen FamilyFoundation

Massaro Corporation

Mike McCloskey

McCormick Family Foundation

Mobile-Rec, Inc.

David and Carol Nevins

Robert Nielsen and Kimberly

Ortenzio-NielsenNorthwest Savings Bank

Omni Plastics, Inc.

Paris Business Products

Penncarra Energy, LP

Petroleum Products Corporation

Alec and Jodi Pringle

Prudential Financial

Stanley and Jean Raykovitz

Respironics

Martin and Laura Riehl

Dan and Nancy Ring

Gary J. Rotella

William and Susannah Rothman

S & K Leasing, Inc. and Clyde and

Nancy Shuman

Armstrong Foundation

AXA Foundation

Barton Associates, Inc.

Roy Belli

The Blair Companies

Blue White Illustrated

The Capital Group CompaniesCharitable Foundation

Donald and Heather Carlino

Chad and Jennifer Carlson

Centre County CommunityFoundation

Century 21, Heritage Realty

Chestnut Ridge Golf, LP

Mr. Brad ChovitComcast

Lloyd L. Dahlem

William and Ranea Daugherty

Tom and Jennifer Daywalt

Delta Development Group, Inc.

Derry Presbyterian Church

Douglas and Helen Didyoung

D.J. Sportwear

Gary and Julie Dubler

Mark and Deborah DuMars

Merle and Wendy Dunkelberger

Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott,LLC

Electric Factory Concerts,Inc.

Tom and Katie Ellis

Daniel Holland

IBM Employee Services Center

Ifft & Palmer Associates

JLG Industries

The John Frederick Steinman Foundation

Brad and Amanda Johnson

Jones Day and Roy Powell

Robert Jordan

JP Morgan Chase Foundation

John Kelly

William and Kimberly Kerlin

Alan Kirk and Patricia Roenigk

Lee Industries, Inc.

Hank and Karen Lesch

Lezzer Lumber Company

M&T Bank

The M&T Charitable Foundation

Donald and Renee Marks

Jon Martin and KathyAnderson-Martin

William and Amy Sue Martin

Marc and Denise McCann

Edward McNeill

McQuaide Blasko

Merck & Co., Inc.

Charles and Peggy Mogish

Morgan Stanley

New Enterprise Stone and Lime Company

Nittany Bank

We continue distribution of the third

PEAK (Prevention: Education and

Awareness for Kids) module, our rst

play kit, to many students throughoutthe Commonwealth.

$20,000-$49,999

Louis Appell

Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co.

Greg and Renee Elinsky

The Ferguson Foundation

Highmark Blue Cross Blue Shield

The Louis Silvi Foundation

The Pepsi Bottling Group

Poole Anderson Construction

Precision Medical, Inc. and Clydeand Nancy Shuman

Anthony and Noreen Salvaggio andComputer Aid, Inc.

Susquehanna BankUniversal Media, Inc.

$10,000-$19,999

Chambers Environmental Group

James Chapman

DeAngelo Brothers, Inc.

JoAnn DeRose

Dominion Foundation

First Commonwealth

First Community Foundation of PA

Kenneth and Celina Fox

FOX 43 Charities

Blake and Linda Gall

Graystone Bank

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• The Challenge Program experience does not end when a young person nishes

his or her residential week. The Second Mile staff provides additional support to

participants, their families, and their counselors through written, phone, or in-

person contact. During the 2007-2008 school year, Second Mile staff made more

than 9,200 contacts to participants and more than 4,800 contacts to their school

counselors to help them stay connected to the program and focused on their

goals. Additionally, 772 participants and their family members attended

30 mid-year events.

• Challenge Program participants, with the support of The Second Mile staff and

their school counselors, work hard throughout the school year to meet their goalsand thereby earn return trips to residential weeks the following year. As a result

of this hard work, school counselors nominated 480 youngsters who attended

residential weeks in 2007 for achievement certicates. Additionally, 80 youngsters

were singled out by their counselors for giving back to their communities and

received community service certicates.

Friend Fitness• The Friend Fitness Program focuses on helping adolescents achieve personal,

academic, and tness goals through mentoring and individualized strength

training exercises. With sites located in Clinton County, Chester County, and

the Centre Region, the Friend Fitness Program provided opportunities for

improvement to 141 teens in 2008. During twice-weekly sessions, 93 adultmentors assisted students in working on their goals. Additionally, there were 11

social and team-building activities such as picnics, group workouts, and luncheons

held for students and mentors.

“I wanted to thank you for all The Second Mile

does. I saw a dramatic change in a girl I work

with after her attendance in the Challenge

Program this past summer. She also credits

the camp in helping her. Thank you so much!”

—School Counselor from Montgomery County

“My son enjoys spending Sundays with The Second

Mile. Thank you to all involved in the program;

you’re doing a great job.”

—Parent from Chester County

Mick and Cheryl Trombley

Tube City IMS

Turner Construction Co. /Steve Fort

UGI Utilities, Inc.

Urish Popeck & Co., LLC

Village Realty

Walz, Deihm, Geisenberger, Bucklen& Tennis, P.C.

Kristie WeissGary and Valerie Werkheiser

Michael Wheeler and Julie Dietz-Wheeler

Wienken & Associates –Matthew Dobbie

Wienken & Associates – WilliamMartin and David Becker

Wolf Furniture Enterprises

William and Joanne Yoder

York Traditions Bank

John and Suzanne Young

Ronald Zimmerman

Other Benefactors

$1,000-$1,999

Alan Kunsman Roong & Siding, Inc.

The Allen Group / Brian and AnneMarie Allen

Allied Cleaning Technologies, Inc.

Altoona Mirror

Charles Navasky and Company

William and Cathleen Christopher

Charles and Patricia Chubb

Citizens Bank of PA

Clinton County Community Foundation

Clinton Hospital Corporation

Lauren Cohn

Coldwell Banker Homesale ServicesGroup

Concannon Miller & Company, P.C.

Conrad Siegel Actuaries

Richard and Donna Conway

CRS Logistics, Inc.

C.S. Myers & Sons, Inc.

John and Ann Curley

Damon’s Grill and Greg Dubois

Designer’s Studio

Dickey’s Barbeque Pit

Diversied Asset Planners, Inc.

Matthew Dobbie

Dominion Foundation MatchingGift Program

Tom and Sheela Donchez

Eat’n Park

Ronnie and Shelley Eichelberger

E.J. Breneman, LP

Elite Group LLC

Buddy Ellis

Emerald Advisors, Inc.

I. Louise Helman

Carol Herrmann

Steve and Ricki Hevner

The Hite Company

P. Douglas Hoke

Thelma A. Holland

Michael and Elizabeth Huegel

John Iannantuono

Industrial Properties Group at NAI/CIRIntegrity Bank

Interior Motives, Inc.

Janney, Montgomery, Scott, LLC /Brian Lee

Jack and Janeal Jaroh

Jersey Shore State Bank

Richard and Sharon Jordan

Edward and Betty Kasody

Steve Kauffman and Heather Fox-Kauffman

James and Jody Keller

Anthony Kerlavage and Barbara Harner

Frank Kibler

Michael and Nancy-Ellen Kiernan

King Printing

Tom and Staci Kirchhoff

William and Jean Kirchhoff

Kleinbard Bell & Brecker LLP

Thomas and Phoebe Knepley

Kohl’s Unit 970

William and Donna Oliver

Originate Ventures

George and Barbara Parmer

Paul Lyons Memorial Bike Ride

Charles and Virginia Pearson

Pelino & Lentz, P.C.

Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center

Penneld Corporation

Penske Truck Leasing, Co.Eric and Debra Peterson

A. Bud and Edna Bennett Pierce

Pinnacle Health System

The PMA Insurance Group

PNC Bank

PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

The Quandel Group, Inc.

QVC

Ryan Powers

Gregory and Rosalie Radio

Greg and Pam Randecker

Gary F. Raykovitz

Razor’s Edge, Inc.

Dr. Frank Recupero

John and Jillian ReeseReections and Jim Garland

Resnick, Amsterdam & Leshner, PC

The Ressler Mill Foundation

Robert Ricketts

Ridgeview Limited Partners

Nittany Beverage

Orrstown Bank

PA School Counselors Association

The Patrick Organization

PCI Insurance

Penn National Insurance

Penn State Altoona

Penn State Professional ManagementAssociation

Pennoni Associates, Inc.

Pennswood CommercialRealty, LLC

Pennsylvania District KiwanisInternational

The Pennsylvania State University

PennTerra Engineering, Inc.

Petrina Realty

Pitt Varsity Letter Club

PNC Wealth Management

Priority Management & Associates

Professional Management Assoc.

Property Management, Inc.Charitable Foundation

Dennis and Jenny PyersFrederic and Maria Ragucci

Suren and Barbara Rao

Jack Raykovitz andKatherine Genovese

John and Patty Reidell

$2,000-4,999 continued

Working together, these

boys hold onto each other to

accomplish their goal as a team.

This Friend Fitness mentee has fun

with his mentor as he helps him workout his shoulder.



Friend• The Friend Program pairs elementary students with college students who act as their

mentors while they participate in healthy and educational activities together. During the

past year, 597 Young Friends from across the Commonwealth participated in the Friend

Program at six sites: Blair County, Centre Region, Clinton County, Lancaster County,

Lehigh Valley, and the Southeast Region. College Friends from Penn State University

Park, Penn State Altoona, Millersville, Lock Haven, and Villanova Universities as well as

from Cedar Crest and Muhlenberg Colleges acted as mentors and friends to their younger

counterparts. Fifty-one activities were held, including Health Adventures Days, Science

and Technology Days, and Award Picnics. Additionally, 686 volunteers, both adult and

student, assisted with these events.

Community-Based ProgramsChildren’s Scholarship Fund—Grants, Recognition, and Scholarships• The Children’s Fund offers support in three ways: by providing grants, scholarships,

and community service awards to youth across the Commonwealth. Assisting with

nancial needs outside of the coverage of other agencies or government programs,

Children’s Fund Grants help young people (ages birth to 18) afford such items as

clothing, school supplies, and extra-curricular activity registration fees. Over the

past year, Children’s Fund Grants were given to 65 young people, and hundreds of

additional children received non-monetary grants through the distribution of in-kind

donations, such as clothing. Post-Secondary Scholarships are available to former

Second Mile participants to assist with school-related expenses. Last year, The Second

Mile awarded 47 such scholarships. Additionally, 71 high school seniors graduating

“I have nothing but good words for the Friend Program.

It’s nice to come and have someone greet us and know

who we are and to see the College Friends make a

‘beeline’ to greet my children. I thank you and all of

the individuals who work to make Second Mile such a

wonderful program for children like mine.”

—Parent from Lancaster County

Reliance Bank

Restek

Rex Energy

Neal and Linda Rhoads

Rhoads & Sinon LLP

Rider Auto, Inc.

Richard and Carol Rostmeyer

The Rockwell Foundation

Schaedler Yesco Distribution

The Second Mile Club, Penn State

Seligman, Friedman& Company, P.C.

Seltzer Financial Strategies, LLC

Jack and Amy Shepley

The Sherwin Williams CompanyShipley Energy Co.

Doug and Tracey Sieg

Michael Smith

S.P. McCarl & Company, Inc.

The Specialists and Stephen Bogner

Doug and Andrea Strang

Michael and Lynda Sullivan

Sysco Food Services

TeaMac Inc. and Guy McDonald

Texas Roadhouse

Jens Thorsen

The Timothy F. Pasch FamilyFoundation

Tri-Emerald Financial Group, Inc.

American Business ClubsOf Lancaster

Anonymous

Apple Ford

ArcelorMittal Steelton

Automated Records Centre

Joseph Awe

Baldrige Asset Management

Bank of America

David and Janell Becker

Berks County Chapter of PSAA

David and Mary Bernitt

Todd and Cherie Blackledge

Bonney Forge

Ronald and JoAnn BowesBoyer & Ritter

Russell and Sheri Brierley

Michael and Barbara Brodsky

Thomas and Cynthia Brown Jr.

Buckno, Lisicky and Company

Burt Hill Architects

CAN-AM Builders

Capital Blue Cross

The Caritas Foundation

Patrick and Geri Casher

John Cattoni

Cephalon, Inc.

Thomas and Kate Cestone

CET Engineering Services

Todd and Julia Erdley

Exelon Generation Communications

Andrew and Tesla Fartuch

Michael Fiaschetti

Fine Line Homes, LP

First National Bank of Chester County

Bruce Fleischer and Heidi Nicholas

Jim and Jackie Ford

Frampton Kimmel Group

Fulton Financial Advisors

Lois Gable

William and Kitty Lou Gamber

GES

Giant Food Stores, LLC

Daniel and Joyce Gifford

Michael and Bree Gillespie

David and Virginia Glickman

Frederic Gover

Roger and Valerie Grimes Jr.

Stephen and Kathy Groves

Michael and Karen Guman

The H. B. Alexander Fdn Inc.

Richard Hann

Hanna Electric, Inc.

The Hanover Shoe FarmsFoundation, Inc.

Robert Harbison III

Harrisburg Kiwanis YouthFoundation, Inc.

The HDH Group

Norriene Koozer

Richard Kuczawa / M&T Bank

KW Gas & Oil / Scott andDeneen Knisely

Edward and Susan Lauth

Brian W. Lee

Eric and Beth Loop

Lutron Foundation

Michael and Kelly Lynn

Malady & Wooten Public Affairs

Mass Mutual Matching Gift Center

Thomas Meade

Members 1st Federal Credit Union

Merck Partnership for Giving

Merrill LynchMet-Ed

MGM Enterprises, Inc.

Lou Ellen Michael

Harry R. Miller Jr.

Miller Chemical & Fertilizer

D. Scott and Karen Mitchell

Debbie Mulhatten

David and Jennifer Myers

Myron R. Haydt Development, Inc

Naddeo & Lewis, LLC

National Penn Bancshares, Inc.

Tim and Nancy Niemann

NRG Energy

John O’Dea

Robert and Shirley Rissinger

Rockland Manufacturing Company

David Rossi

Charles and Mary Rost

Rotary Club of Hanover

Jim and Sheila Russo /M&R Contracting

Sam’s Club #6533

Shaner Investments L.P.

Louie and Holly Sheetz

Mickey and Susan Shuler

Scott and Christine Sides

Ski & Company

Thomas and Sara Songer

Spaces Design CenterJohn and Sally Sroka

The Stanley-Laman Group

Stern Properties, Inc.

Edward and Janis Stewart

Robert and Jerilinn Stewart

Brent and Theresa Stoltzfus

Fred Strouse

Sunburst Property Management

Sunrise Homes, Inc.

Susquehanna Health

Susquehanna Transit

Dr. Elliot Jay Sussman

Perry R. Swanson

Sweetland Engineering & Assoc.

Young Friends and College Friends learnabout different cultures and the art of

Tinikling at the Multicultural event at

Villanova Friend

“I am incredibly thankful to be a recipient of The Second Mile

scholarship. Like many past Second Mile participants now in school,

I know all too well the value of my education. Your scholarship has

helped to ease the nancial burden as well as helped allow me to

pursue a career path that has special meaning for me. I hope to

one day work for a non-prot organization and give back a bit of

the help I received while growing up.”

—Former Challenge Program participantcontinued next page



in 2008 received recognition with “top honors” plaques

or achievement certicates along with savings bonds in

recognition of exemplary community service work as part

of the Community Service Awards program.

Foster Family Support• The Second Mile’s Foster Family Support Program assists

Pennsylvania Children and Youth Agencies recruit and retain foster parents by providing

tools for attracting new foster parents, recognizing outstanding foster parents, andoffering recreational activities for foster families. In the past year, as part of this

program, more than 4,900 foster family members from 33 counties took part in 64

recreational events, all at no cost. Among those events are multi-county activities

held at sites including Allenberry Playhouse, HersheyPark, Idlewild Park, Kennywood,

Knoebels, and Lakemont Park.

Counseling and Referral• The Counseling and Referral service has as its goal assisting children and families by

helping them recognize and resolve problems or concerns in the early stages of their

development. Additionally, The Second Mile maintains memberships in a variety of

human service agency networks to which referrals are made in cases where needs fall

outside of the scope of current Second Mile programs. In 2008, The Second Mile wasable to provide 109 people with 573 counseling sessions from the State ofce as well as

refer 225 others throughout the Commonwealth to needed services.

$1,000-$1,999 continued

Thompson MasonryContracting Company

John and Maureen Tierney

Tom Wentzel Company, Inc.

Mark and Anne Toniatti

Congressman andMrs. Patrick Toomey

Trotter Douglass, Fish, LLC

Terry and Judy TroupeTurnbridge Group at SmithBarney

William and Estelle Turney

David Udovich

Valley Preferred

Terry and Sondra Varner

Vinart Dealerships

Wachovia Bank

C. Alan and Judith Walker

Walters Appraisal Services, Inc.

N. Daniel and Trudy Waltersdorff

Wills Eye Surgical Network, LLC

Ruth Wodock

WPMT TV FOX43

York Mail Service

James and Paula Young

$500-$999

William Achenbach

The Boyd Foundation

Bradford Coal Company

William and Aileen Brandt

Brian Hoskins Ford

Dan and Del Bright

Linda Brown

Central PA Auto Auction, Inc.

Ken and Melanie Cherry

Chester County Club ofReading Consistory

Richard Ciambotti

Jeremiah Clark

Coldwell Banker

Commerce Bank

Philip and Katherine Costabile

Wendell and Linette Courtney

Michael and Terese Cudwadie

Curwensville Nursing Home, Inc.

Thomas and Karen Daley

Doris Daniels

Terry and Marsha Davis

Lonnie and Victoria Dawes

Salvatore M. DeBunda

Michael A. andSusan Gavoor Delaney

Richard Derr

Mark DiSanto

Dave and Tina Dix

Mark and Mona Gibbon

Dorothy Gilpatrick

Grace United Methodist Church

Grand Street Boys’ Foundation

Greater York-AdamsArea Scholarship

Jodi Green

Ryan and Amy Grube

Joan Haag

Harriet Haer

William Hagerman

Brian and Nina Hand

Anthony and Celeste Hartlaub

The Hartman Agency

Fred and Joni Hauck

Haven Homes, Inc.

Samuel and Janice Hawbaker

Heinz North America

Hershey Rotary Club

Hollie Wise Insurance

Bill and Patti Hoppes

HRI, Inc.

Chris and Linda Huber

J. Robert HummerPhil and Wendy Hunt

Patricia Husic

E.Z. and Arlene Jackson

J. Ritchie Veterinary Hospital

Jeff and Vikki Long

Kurt and Lynn Malick

Bonnie Marshall

John and Denise McCarthy

Brian and Heidi McCarver

McClarin Plastics, Inc.

James McCoy

Meghan McElrone

Dennis and Janice McGloneMEPAC Match Program

Miller Brothers Auto Sales, Inc.

Dale and Margy Miller

Jamie Modge

Melissa Mogle

Rob Moir

Greg Murphy

Matthew Nichols

Nick’s 114 Cafe

Chuck and Kathy Noll

NuTec Design Associates, Inc.

Occupational Athletics, Inc.

Richard and Mark Omohundro

Orlando Diefenderfer

Electrical ContractorsGary Gray and Kathleen O’Toole

Pac Industries, Inc.

David and Lynda Pacitti

John and Patricia Packer

John and Janice Sain

Betty Lou Sampsell

Jon and Kia Sandusky

Spencer and Laura Scheeler

Arnold Schumsky

Search & Settlement Solutions

Jeff and Marsha Sharp

Grace Shatto

Sheerer & AssociatesCharles and Barbara Smith

Jeffrey and Laura Smith

Stephen and Paula Smith

Snyder’s of Hanover

Jack and Linda Sommer

Gene and Roxanne Spatoco

Kevin and Elizabeth Splaine

David and Jodi Sprenkle

S.R. Wojdak & Associates

Lewis and Susan Steinberg

Lorin Stough

John and Lucy Strackhouse

Robert Strauss

Stuckeman Charitable Trust

Suburban Stores, Inc.Maria Sweet

Jan C. Swenson

Ten Cent Corporation and Ten Fold Vending

“We would like to tell you we think the

Hershey tickets are a wonderful gift for

foster families. Over the years we have

taken many different children to Hershey,

and they all love it. Being there with all the

other children gives them an opportunity to

realize that they are not alone.”

—Foster Parents from Adams County

“Thank you for the tickets for our

foster families to the ‘Cirque du Soleil’

performance. I can’t tell you how excited

they were for the opportunity to see this

spectacular show, especially given the

ticket prices. I have been asked to express

my gratitude to The Second Mile for this

wonderful experience.”

—Centre County CYS

Foster Family members take time to

enjoy the water rides at Kennywood.



Aggregates Equipment, Inc.

Alexander Building Construction

William and Marion Alexander

Allegheny Interiors and Drywall

Kurt and Kimberly Allerman

Joe and Karen Aman

Joseph and Mary Amendola

American Express Charitable Fund

Ameron Construction

Richard and Kasey Angstadt

Anonymous

The Ashland Foundation

The Autoport

Maurice Baehr

Greg and Jill Bailey

Rick Barger

John Beiter

Jon and Melissa Belinski

Steve and Dorothy Belinski

Benecon

Josh and Patricia Bennett

R. Clifford Berg

Frederick and Polly Beste

Susan Billy

Patrick and Paula Bisbey

Blaise Alexander Chrysler-Jeep

The Bon-Ton Foundation

Edward and Inga Book

Terrance Bowman

Dennis Doll

Leo and Lois Doriguzzi

Robert and Hazel Dorney

Downingtown National Bank

Marty and Joan Duff

Michael Dunlay

Doug and Pam Dyer

Eastern Athletic Services, Inc. / EddieJohnson and Rich Rosa

E G Stoltzfus

W. Gary Eberle

Jeffrey and Vicki Ebner

Suzanne Edwards

ELS Marketing LLC

Robert EmertDavid and Aleen Epstein

Mark Falvo

Fasnacht Family Foundation

Jeremy Fegert

Joseph L. Ferrero, Jr.

F.H. Swisher Plumbing & Heating

Anson and Kathryn Flake

Traci Frey

Richard Fry

Fulton Bank

Anne Deeter Gallaher

Gareld’s Restaurant & Pub

Frank and Corinne Genovese

Louis and Judy Geschwindner

JEB Environmental Technologies, Inc.

Millie Jeffries

Nancy Jones

John Judge

William and Susan Justice

Kampel Enterprises, Inc.

Katherman & Perry, LLP

John and Frances Katras

Harry and Susan Kauffman

Peter and Kristin Kearney

J. Thomas and Deborah Kearse

Joseph and Joan Keller

William and Sharon Kennedy

Robert C. and Marilyn Killough

Alice Kirchner

Brian and Chloe Kissinger

David and Colleen Klock

Robert and Karen Klock

Kohlhepp’s Bald Eagle Stone Ctr /Andrew and Christine Kohlhepp

Joseph La Flamme

Mike Labrecque

Daniel and Kathleen Langdon

Christopher Leitzell

Lezzer Lumber

John and Sandy Lieb

Lock Haven Cross Country / AaronRussell

Lock Haven Lions Club

Dale Pafe

Thomas and Kelly Pallis

Brent Pasquinelli

Mark Pencak and Karen Taphorn

Penn National Employees’ Association

Penn State Accounting Operations

Penn State Alumni Association – LakeErie Chapter

Penn State Circle K Club

Sophie W. Penney

Peoples Bank

Daniel and Jane Persa

Richard and Lois Peterson

Phi Mu – Beta Mu Chapter

Thomas and Linda PhillipsPhoenix Contact, Inc.

Carol Pioli

Jeffrey and Carolyn Power

PPL Electric Utilities Corp.

Pru Bob Yost Ins

Gregory and Patricia Purcell

Jon Rafferty

RBC Dain Rauscher Inc.

Jay and Lois Risser

Clyde Robbins

John and Margaret Rosselli

Rotary Club of Colonial Park

Lester and Carol Rowell

Fred W. Thomas

Tire Town

Tray-Pak Corporation

Trivalent Benets Consulting, Inc.

Vance Wright Adams & Assoc

Vermeil Enterprises, Inc.

Villanova University

Ed Walker and Akemi Benton

Larry and Karen Walker

Wal-Mart #2129

The Ward Foundation

J. Robert Waylonis

Honorable and Mrs. Richard Webb

Peter and Karen Weiler

S. Rand Werrin

Karen Wheeler

Leigh and Ethel Wheeler

Charles Whipple

Wirehead Business Technologies

Jenell Witkowski

Wix, Wenger and Weidner, PC

Walter Wolak

Quentin and Louise Wood

Alan and Kathryn Woolslare

Paul and Karen Yarrish

Timothy and Susan Yoder

Karen Zawitkowski

Advanced Color Graphics

Allenberry Playhouse

American Music Theatre

Associated Builders andContractors

Automated Records CentreBank of America

Barnes and Noble

Beard Miller Company

Best Western of Lock Haven

Blue White Illustrated/Phil Grosz

Bodyworks

Steven Bogner

Chester County Council onAddictive Diseases

Cirque du Soleil

Cleveland Brothers EquipmentCompany

Conestoga High School

Domino’s

Family Clothesline

First Book

Frank Parsons Paper

Graphtech

Heritage Hills Golf Resort

HersheyPark

Hospitality Asset ManagementCompany

Hoss’s Steak and Sea House

Idlewild and SoakZone

Kennywood

Keystone Real Estate Group

Bill and Jean Kirchhoff

Knoebels

KVF/Taco Bell

Lakemont Park

LionHeart Fitness

Lock Haven University

Lock Haven YMCA

Louis Pantages

M. John Lew Architects

Millersville University

Muhlenberg College

North American Communications

Outback

Penn State Altoona

Penn State Alumni Chapter ofChester County

Penn State NROTC

PennTerra Engineering, Inc.

Philadelphia Soul

Bob and Sandy Poole

Alec Pringle

Quaker Steak and Lube

Reading Phillies Baseball Club

Carol Shade

Snavely Associates, Ltd.

Springeld School District

Stauffers of Kissel Hill

Ric and Sharon Struthers

Susquehanna Transit

Tickets for Kids

Toys for Tots

Upper Main Line YMCA

Verizon Phones

Villanova University

Water World

THE POWER OF IN-KIND SUPPORT: Our Honor Roll of In-Kind Partners

Support through in-kind donations plays an important role in helping

The Second Mile provide opportunities for Pennsylvania children

and families. Some in-kind donations go directly to the children and

families served by The Second Mile, including event tickets, supplies

for program activities, and transportation of participants. Other in-

kind donations offset operating costs of programs and special eventsto allow a larger percentage of money raised to go to Second Mile

programs. These donations include everything from equipment storage

space and printing services to special event prizes and meals. In-

kind sponsors who contributed to special events were acknowledged

previously in conjunction with those events. We would like to highlight

here those additional in-kind donors who contributed goods or services

valued at $1000 or more this past scal year. The Second Mile received

$382,746 in in-kind donations in 2008.



For more information about The Second

Mile or to volunteer or make a donation,please contact us at:

Main Ofce 1402 S. Atherton StreetState College, PA 16801(814) 237-1719 FAX: (814) 237-4605

Southcentral Regional Ofce 3607 Rosemont Avenue, Suite 501Camp Hill, PA 17011

(717) 763-4614 FAX: (717) 763-4616

Southeast Regional Ofce 588 North Gulph RoadSuite B109King of Prussia, PA 19406 (610) 491-9440 FAX: (610) 491-9441

[email protected]

The ofcial registration and nancialinformation of The Second Mile maybe obtained from the PA Departmentof State by calling toll-free within PA,1-800-732-0999. Registration does notimply endorsement.

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Board ofDirectors,SouthcentralRegion

Michael FiaschettiPresident

Eddie L. DunklebargerVice President

Daniel A. Gifford, CLU Secretary

Dennis PyersTreasurer

Marion AlexanderKasey AngstadtJoseph BairdBarbara ConklinJoAnn DeRoseMatthew DobbieDouglas C. DyerMark EverestKenneth EwingAnne Deeter Gallaher

Jeffrey S. GelburdMichael GillespieGary GroffJames HareKermit Harry, Jr.Scott A. HeintzelmanRicki HevnerSteven HevnerMichael HuegelPatricia HusicJohn O’DeaKimberly Ortenzio-NielsenKelly PallisMichele PeckEric PetersonDennis PyersNeal RhoadsMichael SmithMark SnyderJack SommerKevin SplaineLorin StoughKaren Creasia YarrishJames O. Young

Board ofDirectors,SoutheastRegionDon Carlino President

Lauren Shank

Vice PresidentTerrance BowmanTreasurer

James McCoySecretary

Coren BurtonGregory ElinskyJulia EmigBob HarbisonDawn HoldenJohn JudgeTom KnepleyMichael KuntzMarc KusterTom LawBarry LottIra LubertJacqueline MartinStephen J. O’ConnorBeasley ReeceDoug StrangChristopher TompkinsTara L. WeinerJenell Witkowski

State/CentralBoard ofDirectors Gerald A. Sandusky

Founder

Robert Poole

Chairman of the Board

Jack Raykovitz, Ph.D.President, Ex-Ofcio

Linda Gall

Vice Chairperson of

Administration

DrueAnne Schreyer

Vice Chairperson of Programs

Michael Sullivan

Vice-Chairperson of

Development

Steven Seltzer

Secretary

Nancy Ring

Assistant Secretary

Ralph Licastro

Treasurer Bill Martin

Assistant Treasurer

Dan Bright, Esq.

Linette Courtney

Kenneth Ewing

Drew Garban

Ben Heim, Esq.

Carol Herrmann

Dorothy Huck

Jack Ineld

Laurene Keck

Alan Kirk, Esq.

Tom Knepley

Michael Kuntz

Edward Lauth

Brad Lunsford, Esq.

Renee Marks

Heidi Nicholas

Kim Ortenzio-Nielsen

Alec Pringle

Neal Rhoads

John Sheridan, Ed.D.

Harry K. Sickler

Larry Snavely

Lewis G. Steinberg, Esq.

Fred A. Strouse

Richard Struthers

James Swistock

Michael Trombley, Esq.David Woodle

Bruce Heim,

Director Emeritus

Documents

Second Mile 2008 Annual Report