annual report 2007
six questions a lifetime of answers and support where do i turn? can i be included? what happens when the school bus doesn’t come? when can i move out? do you hear me? what happens when i’m no longer here?
question number one
dear friends of the arc: Just as in the popular game show Jeopardy, sometimes the right answers are the questions. That is what the Board of Directors and Staff of The Arc found as we spent 2007 developing and implementing our new strategic plan. As we delved into the essence of our association, we kept coming back to the many questions that Martin Lampe, President
linger in the hearts of people with developmental disabilities and their families.
Where do I turn? Caring for a person with a developmental disability often seems daunting and overwhelming. What do you do when you don’t know what to do? Who will help you through your day? The Arc of Prince George’s County helps guide families through life’s choices beginning at infancy and throughout the years. The Arc provides opportunities through workshops and networking with other families, developing lifetime bonds of mutual support. The Arc’s Respite Home provides relief from life’s daily caregiving stresses. From infancy, through the school years, and on into adulthood, The Arc offers a lifetime of support, understanding, and opportunities.
This report addresses The Arc’s response to six of the most profound questions posed - Where do I turn? Can I be included? What happens when the school bus doesn’t come? When can I move out? Do you hear me? What happens when I am no longer here? Our effort to answer these questions led to the development of our newly revised mission statement – The Arc of Prince George’s County … offering a lifetime of support, understanding and opportunities for people with developmental disabilities Mac Ramsey, Executive Director
and their families. The answers also set us on a new course to expand services for children and young families; transform our adult day services; create new community partnerships; improve our communications; and diversify our funding base. The Year 2007 was a year of reflection and direction. Many of you participated in both of these processes. Thank you for helping us formulate the questions we must answer to meet the needs of the people we support. We hope you enjoy the report! Sincerely,
Martin Lampe
Mac Ramsey
President
Executive Director
William Polanin talks with his mother Julie. William and his twin sister Elizabeth both have autism. The road ahead is paved with uncertainty, but the Polanins have turned to The Arc to help them with their journey. Julie says, “In the beginning, it’s all about the diagnosis. Then, it’s all about how you are going to live your lives to the fullest!” photos on this page courtesy of mark samuel photography
photo courtesy of mark samuel photography
question number three
What happens when the school bus doesn’t come? At age 21, mandated state educational services end. What happens next? The Arc of Prince George’s County works to help families plan for the future by offering a series of transition workshops and assisting families in applying for all available benefits and services. The Arc offers a wide array of supported employment and daytime opportunities so everyone can enjoy a meaningful day in the adult world.
Gabriela Rodriguez loves playing dress-up and adores dancing. Her dream of being a ballerina is coming true as she learns ballet with her friends at the Bowie Community Center. Gabby’s mother, Norma says, “The Arc is one of the best things that has happened to our family.” The Rodriguez family has broadened their knowledge at Arc sponsored workshops and was also able to purchase a communication keyboard for Gabby last year through The Arc’s Rolling Access Program.
question number two
can i be included? People with developmental disabilities are often excluded from the normal routines and rhythms of everyday life. The Arc of Prince George’s County works with schools, day care centers, community organizations, and employers to help build inclusive learning, recreational, and employment opportunities for everyone. A new initiative this year is The Arc’s childcare partnership with the YMCA that creates an environment for children with and without disabilities to learn and play together. Jason Scindian organizes a bulk mailing at the Office Skills Training Program. Jason has learned a whole new set of skills in the Office Skills Training Program. He now types 69 words per minute and is ready to enter the work force!
photo courtesy of mark samuel photography
question number five
Do you hear me? Sometimes people with developmental disabilities feel as though their voices are lost in the crowd. Who will listen and who will respond? The Arc of Prince George’s County is listening by providing services that are tailored to match personal needs and desires. The Arc is helping to make people’s voices heard through self-advocacy groups like People On The Go. Even when people cannot speak, The Arc is listening in nontraditional ways, so people’s wishes, dreams, and desires can be heard.
Pamela Gibson sits outside of her beautiful home in Upper Marlboro. Pamela receives supports through The Arc’s Residential Program. She loves watching cooking shows on T.V., and puts what she learns into practice in her own kitchen! She says, “I love coming home.”
question number four
When can I move out? There comes a time when most people want to move out of their parents’ home and set up their own. The Arc of Prince George’s County offers numerous programs to help people reach this goal. Through Residential Services, Community Supported Living Arrangements, and Individual Support Services, people with developmental disabilities are living valuable, productive lives throughout Prince George’s County. Tiana Bates and Antonio Benton swim at the aquatic center in Laurel. Antonio Benton has attended The Arc’s Bridges Program for the past 13 years. He enjoys going on trips and is an avid CNN watcher. Tiana Bates has worked at Bridges for the past four years. Communicating on all levels is important to Tiana. She says, “I have really learned a lot from Antonio over the years.”
photo courtesy of mark samuel photography
Bob Ziepolt enjoys a moment with his daughter Elsie. Bob was one of the founders and the first president of The Arc of Prince George’s County. Elsie has been a volunteer worker at the Bowie Senior Center for the past twenty-two years. She also loves her job at Chick fil-A.
question number six
What happens when I’m no longer here? This painful question languishes in the hearts of all parents of children with developmental disabilities. The Arc of Prince George’s County helps answer this question by offering a lifetime of support, understanding, and opportunities. While change is inevitable, The Arc will endure and be there for generations to come. The Arc’s quality services, advocacy, national presence, and family-based board of directors provide the confidence parents need to assure their child’s future is bright.
board of directors Martin Lampe—President Maureen Blasko—Vice President Melanie Townshend—Secretary Wanda Rogers—Treasurer Paul Bauer—Immediate Past President
U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Ernst & Young, LLP Gilbane Building Company U.S. Treasury Department NJVC – LLC Information Technology Solutions
Dennis Braden Marie Brayman Paula Farmer Genevive Goodman Michael McLaughlin Norma Morales Eric Moy Craig Parker Juanita Pughsley Steve Pyles Yvette Smith Selena Swilling Patricia Ulf Susan Vadala Grace Williams
Goddard Space Flight Center Family Advocate Raytheon Solipsys Montgomery County Public Schools Family Advocate Puebla Construction, Inc. HOK Design Firm Catholic University of America Prince George’s County Public Schools Pyles Financial Services EduSerc – Educators Serving the Community Prince George’s County Public Schools University of Maryland Family Advocate The Parents’ Place of Maryland
staff leadership Mac Ramsey Mary Funk Tom Brown Todd Carton Andrea Kolp Emmanuel Adeyemi Ann Brady Becky Carter Lasan Crispin Jill Davis Megan Jefferson Kimberley Njowusi Penny Parker Kelly Shaner Angela Sykes Michael Visloskie Christina Varga Audrey Weaver
Executive Director Deputy Executive Director Associate Executive Director, Program Services Associate Executive Director, Administration and Finance Associate Executive Director, Program Services Director, Temple Hills Center Director, Bridges of Largo Center Director, Community Supports Director, Children’s Services Director, Infants and Toddlers’ Program Director, Quality Assurance Director, Laurel Center Director, Southern Residential Services Director, Northern Residential Services Director, Accounting Services Director, Largo Center Director, Employment Services Director, Human Resources
Staff Honored at the Annual Membership Meeting 5 years of service Brigid Avery Isatu Bah Antoinette Battle Donnell Becketts Bosede Bello Doreen Brown Lawrence Ceasar Cynthia Collins Lasan Crispin Rodney Davies Salieu Deen Cheryl Garry Nona Green Jean Harshaw
Gloria Hotten Sharon Iseli Thelma Johnson Patricia Kelly Lydia Leith-True Katrina Little Gloria Lyday Camillus Madu Lauren Morgan Grace Osunjimi Melissa Phillips Selena Roberts Raquel Smalls Bernetta Smith
Isha Thomas Lana Thomas Joseph True
Kpandi Sheppard Theleia Taylor Keishia Walker-Fells
10 years of service
15 years of service
Jean Gray Bessie Hines Zelma Hinton Vicky Lacey Margaret Maimo Kimberley Njowusi Lawretta Obodo Doris Penn Phillip Quansah
Tanya Alston Jacqueline Anderson
the arc society
2007
The Arc Society 2007 is comprised of individuals and businesses that provide significant financial support to The Arc during the year. Arc Society membership can be gained three different ways. Legacy Members have designated The Arc as a beneficiary in their estate plans. Sustaining Members provide total contributions of $500 or more, and Horizon Members contribute a minimum of $250 to the Endowment Fund.
20 years of service Felicia Myers Martha Thompson
Felicia Myers began working for The Arc’s Day Program twenty years ago. She soon moved to Employment Services where she has been working ever since. She is now the Program Administrator for Supported Employment. Over the past twenty years Martha Thompson has worked in multiple capacities at The Arc—Employment Services, Residential Services, and in Day Services! Martha currently works at the Temple Hills Day Program.
Felicia Myers
James & Phyllis Hall
PEPCO
Bruce & Corky Andrews
Lorraine Handzo
Pat & Betsey Petit
Maxwell & Helen Ballanger
Catherine Hawkins
Mac & Debbie Ramsey
Adduci, Mastriani & Schaumberg LLP Bruce & Corky Andrews
Paul & Mary Alyce Bauer
Eugene & Betty Hawkins
Ray & Mitzi Revels
Sandi Berenbaum
Sandi Berenbaum
Hays Companies
Mildred Rogers
Bilmin Company
Don & Joanne Blakley
Nicholas & Irene Hluchyj
Carroll & Louanna Sturm
Don & Joanne Blakley
William & Donna Bryant
Household Finance Corporation
Kenneth & Lucille Taylor
Todd Carton
Todd Carton
Perry & Teresa Iannaconi
Woodrow & Melanie Townshend
Thomas & Mary Dugan
Standing Committee
Gilmore & Orgile Clark
Jefferson Leasing
UnitedHealthcare
William & Ruth Eicher
Megan Jefferson, Chair Corky Andrews Joanne Blakley Betsey Petit Lina Zubi
Ruth Coates
Johnny’s Auto Service
Kevin Collison
Thurmus & Evelyn King
Legacy Members
The Columbia Bank
Knights of Columbus
Estate of Robert Adams
Eugene & Betty Hawkins
Frank & Barbara Compitello
Martin & Barbara Lampe
Bruce & Corky Andrews
Hays Companies
Sidney & Lois Cox
Richard & Evelyn Lee
Sally Boarman
Nicholas & Irene Hluchyj
Suzanne Dixon
Mary Jo McGovern
Gilmore & Orgile Clark
Kenneth Jenkins
Louis Doroba, MetLife
Thomas & Mary Dugan
Martin & Barbara Lampe
Thomas & Mary Dugan
Mercantile Place #1 Limited Partnership
Warren & Mary Funk
Robert & Florence Ochinero
Estate of Kemper Hensley
William Ohge, Sr.
Marta Jones
Sharon Parsons
Estate of Anton Kragh
Wesley & Connie Paulson
Ellen Markham
Mac & Debbie Ramsey
Beatrice Rodgers
Ray & Mitzi Revels
2007 Arc Committees Finance Committee
Paul Bauer George Hoehl Kim Njowusi Craig Parker Betsey Petit Pat Petit Marianne Tropp
Mo Blasko, Chair Todd Carton George Hoehl Martin Lampe Mac Ramsey Angela Sykes
LRE Education Committee Melonee Clark, Chair Lillie Bond Meg Dillman Mary Funk Dwayne Jones Michael McLaughlin Judy Terle
Residential Quality Assurance Committee Megan Jefferson, Chair George Hoel Evelyn King Tim McCoy William Ohge Jr. Steve Pyles Mitzi Revels
Horizon Members
James Allotey, MetLife
Martha Thompson
Bowling Bash Committee
Sustaining Members
Golf Tournament Committee
Sarah Petit Fund Committee
Sarah Earwicker
Eric & Marylove Moy
Susan Eicher
Johnny Harrison, Chair Bruce Andrews Paul Bauer Genevive Goodman George Hoehl Mitzi Revels Marianne Tropp
Martin Lampe, Chair Ann Brady Evelyn King Kimberley Njowusi Betsey Petit Pat Petit
William & Ruth Eicher
Mullen, Sondberg, Wimbish & Stone William & Jane Mullins
Ernst & Young LLP Marilyn Farrell William & Linda Fern Fulton Financial Advisors Warren & Mary Funk Clifford & Mary George Helen Goldsmith
John & Mary O’Connor Robert & Florence Ochinero
Warren & Mary Funk James & Phyllis Hall
Mildred Rogers
Craig & Betsy Parker
Nancy Skibbie
Henry Parker
Kenneth & Lucille Taylor
Sharon Parsons
Robert Ziepolt
Wesley & Connie Paulson
supporters of the arc Between $250 and $499
Between $100 and $249
Alvin Bean
Gerald Adams
Jo Handley & Kurt Wiegand
Anita Pottinger
Northrop Grumman
Joseph Handzo and Elizabeth Youmans
Tom Schuessler
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bean
Anonymous
Peggy & Mike Haney
Principal Financial Group
Abbott Laboratories
James Hartsock
Marin Scordato
Bethlehem House Inc.
Morris & Amy Antonelli
Mr. & Mrs. George Harding
Steve & Tami Radov
Abiola Adeyemi
Mr. & Mrs. William Heath
Edsel Shaffer
Praxedes Belandres
Catherine Hawkins
Donna Richardson
Jackie Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Everett Hodge, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sims
Herta Clark
Kathryn Bender
June Hession
Elderberry Richardson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Anzelone
Mr. & Mrs. George Hoehl
Dorothy Skok
Denise Coleman
Rev. James Betz
Charles Hix
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Rickett
Lucinda Beamer
William & Maria Huffer
Patricia Smith
Michael & Kathleen Curtin
Mark Biggins
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Horner
Beatrice Rodgers
John Benedetto
Marta Jones
Robin Smith
DentaQuest
Mark Biron
Anne Hunter
Ralph & Monica Rohner
Neome Goodman Berg
Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Julien
Mr. & Mrs. Roderick Smith
Paul Dorley
Carolyn Bissell
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Hunter
James Roscher
William Bird and Jean Minor
John & Patricia Kelly
Yvette Smith
Edward & Beth Frankovic, Jr.
Eleanor Bissell
Barres Jackson
Rotary Club of Beltsville Foundation
Georgina Blaine
William Kelly
Dawn Sobol
Marian Hamby
David & Mary Blake
Charles Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. William Ryan
Sonja Blair
Heather Kennedy
Sheldon & Barbara Steinbach
Mr. & Mrs. Roland Blandford
Jones Memorial Methodist Church
Eileen & Jim Sarsfield
Catherine & James Blazek
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy King
Mary & Joseph Stilwell
Dagmar Hering
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Bohner
Mr. & Mrs. Willam Kaplin
The Honorable Ronald & Peggy Schiff
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Blazek
Mr. & Mrs. Robert King
Mr. & Mrs. James Stockton
Human Services Benefit Company
Bowie Civitan Club
Mary Kilbride
Marion Schock
John & Sally Boyle
Knights of Columbus
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Taub
Patti Brothers
Mr. & Mrs. Marc Kolp
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Southerland
Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Braden
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Kusek
Dorothy Taybron
Impressions
Jeffrey & Candace Bryant
Alvin & Gail Kushner
Greg Stack & Gabrielle Boccher
Marlyne & Stan Braverman
Vita La Mora
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Taylor
Charlotte Jackson
CAASD
La Guadalupana Store
Elinor Stillman
Frances & Marcus Brillantine
Kathy Labukas
Tony & Margaret Thibodeaux
Amy & John Jones
Calmra, Inc.
David Lay
Robert Sullivan
Elizabeth Burley
Mr.& Mrs. David Long
Annemarie Thompson
Knights of Columbus, Council 12524
Capital Construction Group
Mr. & Mrs. Guydo Lehner
Henry Tetrault
Claire Cargill
David Luce
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Thornton
Ravindra Kumar
Eileen Carzon
David Lipton
Mr & Mrs James Timony
Tara Carpenter
Rett & Anna Ludwikowski
James & Lauren Traer
Masonry Paving Company
Chesapeake Petroleum
Brian MacLean
Rollanda Tinney
Theresa Cartagirone
Martha Marshall
John Twerago
Kathy McLaughlin
Cynthia & Rich Carol Brunner
Winfred Harris
Between $50 and $99
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ciesielski, Jr.
Margaret Brent School
Mr. & Mrs. Leo Vadala
Leona Cizek
Gwendolen Marshman
Patricia Ulf
Melwood Horticultural Training Center, Inc.
Francis & Mary Ellen Clark
Helen McCormick
Philip Venable
Dorothy Cole
Lisa Matthews-Martin
Elizabeth Van Nort
Mr. & Mrs. David Clink
Wanda Mcculley
Verizon Foundation
Tobi Colvin-Snyder
Mr. & Mrs. James McDermott
Violeta Vasquez
Martha Myers
Cheryl Collins
Joyce & Winslow McGill
Richard Weil
H. Louise Coomes
Mr. & Mrs. John McKenna
William Wade
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Newman, Sr.
Tina Contee
Scott Millar
Marcia Whitehead
Christopher Cowen
G.G. McNeirney-Rewalt
Elaine Walter
William Ohge, Sr.
Earl Copus
Matt & Jen Moore
Yon Wiegand
Katherine Dann
Lisa Miller Delity
Bonnie Warnken
Sharon & John Oldenburg
Candace Crews
Steve Morgan
James Yorke
Cresencia & Rogelio David
MNCPPC Special Programs Division
Deborah Weber
Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP
CSAAC
Patrick Mullaney
Zenart Carpet Cleaning
Len Davidson
Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Morales
Betty Whitney
Stephen & Polly Parker
Daniels & Daniels
Mylestone Plans
Mr. & Mrs. James Davis
Michele Morgan
Patrick & Cathy Wood
Paula Proctor
James & Patricia Davis
Barbara Nash
Jospeh Deady
Charles & Clare Murnane
Jonathan Yewdell
Steve Pyles
Kathy & Phil Debenham
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Nichols
Jill Duffy
Allen Murray
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zaleski
Quality Auto Parts
Eugene Ebel
Michael & Ann Noone
David & Barbara Emanuel
Travis & Kathryn Nelson
Resource Connections of PGC, Inc.
Michele Einolf
Rev. David O’Connell
Brian Ferme
Georgia Niedzielko
Richard J. Princinsky & Associates
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Farmer
Margret O’Donnell
Chelsea Fore
Henry & Uchenna Obichere
Elizabeth Scorsune
Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Finnance
Mr. & Mrs. Ed Partington
Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Fung
Ken Pennington
Ellen Scully
Myrtle Fisher
Past & Present Towing
Debra Gallagher
Anne Petersen
Harold Sharlin
Deborah Fore
Vjekoslav & Marijela Pavlin
Anna George
Mr. & Mrs. Clinton Phillips
Lucia Silecchia
Maria Foster
Pediatric Therapy Associates, LLC
Mary Anne Gibbons
Loretta Powers
Nancy & Lawrence Skibbie
William & Joanna Gandy
Robert Peffley
Jerome Gilchrist
George Ramsey
Technical Specialties Inc.
John & Nancy Gardner
David & Janette Pekar
Sue Goliber
Wanda Rogers
The CIMA Companies, Inc.
Deborah & Gary Gibian
Peter & Susan Pervi
Grainger, W.W. Inc.
Robert Mack & Ruth Remmers
Cynthia Thomas
Francis Gignac
Michael Petit
Tom Goldsmith
Pamela & Chet Phillips
Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star, D.C.
Dr. & Mrs. Aboki Samu
Mark Wurzbacher Mike Yocum
Bill Groves
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pollock
George Guthrie
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Schlagel
Carol Scarlett
Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you feel there is an error, please contact our Development Office at 301-925-7050.
united way/cfc donors
finances 2007
Barbara Adams
Herb Dantzler
Suzanne Hubbard
Jerry Mansfield
Treena Stancil
Revenue
Michael Ahearn
Linda Dark
Sharon Hunt
Veerendra Mathur
Joycelyn Stephens
State of MD Program Service Fees
Eno Aka
Gary Davis
Irene Huskens
Thomas Medlock
Tanikia Strawder
Gwendolyn Anderson
Jill Davis
Heidi Hyatt
Tonjua Menefee
Shirine Baker
Cecelia Dill
IBM Corporation
Lita Barboza
Suzanne Dixon
Brenda Barnette
$17,120,616.18
88%
Prince George’s County
$861,116.51
4%
State of MD Program Service Fees (88%)
Calvin Stuntz
Program consumer fees
$748,015.41
4%
Prince George’s County (8%)
John Mohler
Shirley Stuntz
Fundraising / Thrift Store
$462,742.53
2.5%
Crystal Jackson
Lynne Monastero
Angela Sykes
Other
$280,612.37
1.5%
Laverne Dorset
Darcel Jackson
Charlotte Montague
Dianna Thaxton
Total
$19,473,103.00
Bosede Bello
Mary Beth Dugan
Tara Jardine
Karen Thomas
Dedra Billings
Deborah Farley
Joyce Johnson
Montgomery County Government
Sally Boarman
Kathleen Fern
Mary Johnson
Kimberley Njowusi
Melanie Townshend Woodrow Townshend
Lesley Boyd
William Fink
Melinda Jones
Ann Brady
Mary Fisher
Ricarda Jones
William Ohge
Marianne Tropp
Daniel Kaczmarski
Betty-Jean Oladapo
Christina Varga Michael Visloskie
Quintessa Fuller Campbell
Phillip Brogsdale
Mary Funk
Mary Kapral
Herman Brown
Francis Greer IV
Eileen Keiper
Penny Parker
Richard Vondrak
Moizza Khan
James Peterson
Jeffrey Wagner
Expenses by Category
Steven Kirchoefer
Betsey Petit
Janet Walker
Salaries and Benefits
Kimberly Phelps
Wilma Walter
Facilities
Sonja Carmichael
David Haberman Deirdra Hailes
Fundraising / Thrift Store (2.5%)
$13,558,933.00
69%
$2,237,620.00
11%
Rebecca Carter
David Hall
Andrea Kolp
Debbie Carthorn
Catherine Hawkins
Donna Kramer
Mac Ramsey
James Whitlow
Assistance to Clients
$15,050,74.00
8%
Anthony Cheatham
Cynthia Hedgepeth
Martin Lampe
Beatrice Rodgers
Gail Whitman
Travel
$816,129.00
4%
Makesha Clark
Marguerite Henry
Mary Lee
Wanda Rogers
Enid Williams
Supplies
$552,485.00
3%
Melonee Clark Ruth Coates
Oscar Hernandez Nicholas Hluchyj
Rojas Lopez
Lisa Scarlett
Melvin Williams
General Operating
Gloria Lyday
Joycelyn Scriber
Paula Wood
Total
Lina Zubi
Cheryl Collins
Marybeth Hoelk
Bernina McGee Giese
Cecelia Smith
Stewart Daley
Jennifer Hooper
Valencia Mabry
Cynthia Spiller-Goodman
memorial and honorarium gifts In memory of: Estate of Robert Adams Helen Danish Anna George Marguerita Gignac
June Hession Virginia Miller
Evelyn Oster
Warren Davis
Sarah Petit
Brian Ellis
Elizabeth Wilkinson
$888,990.00
5%
$19,559,231.00
Salaries and Benefits (69%) 4%
Facilities (11%)
3%
5%
8%
Assistance to Clients (8%) 11%
Travel (4%) Supplies (3%) 69%
General Operating (5%)
Expenses by Program
In honor of: Estate of Kemper Hensley
Program consumer fees (4%)
Other (1.5%)
Elin-Marie Papantones
Doreen Brown
4% 88%
Faye Tibbs
Joesph Nwude
Lisa Brady
2.5% 1.5%
4%
Martin Finnance Catherine Higgins
Residential
$8,696,388.00
45%
Family Services
$3,439,940.00
18%
Vocational / Day Services
$3,186,129.00
16%
Employment
$1,344,534.00
7%
$986,023.00
5%
Transportation Fundraising / Thrift Store Management and General Total
8%
5%
Family Services (18%)
7%
Vocational / Day Services (16%) 16%
$276,336.00
1%
Employment (7%)
$1,629,881.00
8%
Transportation (5%)
$19,559,231.00
1%
Residential (45%)
Fundraising / Thrift Store (1%) 18%
Management and General (8%)
The audited financial statements are available for public review during business hours at The Arc Building, 1401 McCormick Drive, Largo, Maryland.
45%
1401 McCormick Drive Largo, MD 20774 phone: 301-925-7050 fax: 301-925-4387 www.thearcofpgc.org
In 2007, The Arc… • served 2,707 individuals • offered information and referral to 1,100 people • hosted 37 workshops attended by 600 • provided case management services to 595 children and families • assisted 463 individuals with in-home supports • engaged 200 individuals in recreational activities • supported 130 individuals in 44 homes throughout the county • facilitated day supports and employment services for 322 people • employed a staff of 452
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