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2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Officers
Directors
CHAIR
Mayor Scott Avedisian
City of Warwick
The Honorable
John J. McConnell, Jr.
U.S. Courthouse
VICE CHAIR
Edward O. Handy, III
President, Citizens Bank RI
VICE CHAIR
Gina M. Raimondo
General Treasurer
State of Rhode Island
TREASURER
Edwin Santos
Chairman
CharterCARE Health Partners
SECRETARY
Mary Leahey
Regional Vice President
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage
MEMBER AT LARGE
Jay Howell
Vice President
Regional Television LIN Media
Eileen Howard Boone S.V.P.
Corp. Communications &
Community Relations
CVS Caremark Corporation
CHAIR-EMERITUS
Howard G. Sutton
Publisher & President
Chief Executive Officer
The Providence Journal Company
Frank Mauran,
President
Gaspee Publishing
Katherine F. McKenzie
The Marin Point Group, LLC
Dr. Nancy Carriuolo
President
Rhode Island College
Michael Mello
Senior Director for
Global Government Relations
GTECH
Florence A. Crisp
Senior Legal Counsel
Corporate Services
CVS Caremark Corporation
Lynn Moran,
Vice President
Moran Properties
Michael D’Amico
Director of Administration
Executive Office
City of Providence
Karen G. Del Ponte, Partner
Cameron & Mittleman LLP
Bradford S. Dimeo, President
Dimeo Construction Company
Ret. Colonel Brendan P. Doherty
Michael Fine, M.D.,
Director of Health
R.I. Department of Health
MEMBER AT LARGE
V. Duncan Johnson, Esq.
Partner
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
James L. Mastors, President
USI Insurance Services of RI
Adam Hamblett, Vice
President-General Manager
COX Media
Terry Moran,
President
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.
John Palumbo
President & Publisher
Rhode Island Monthly
Catherine Parente, Partner
Grant Thornton LLP
James Procaccianti,
President, CEO
The Procaccianti Group
Dr. Mim Runey
President & COO
Johnson & Wales University
Navyn Salem,
Executive Director,
Edesia
William F. Hatfield
Market President, RI
Bank of America
Merrill W. Sherman, Principal
Sherman Consulting, LLC
Scot Jones, CEO/Owner
Groov-Pin Corporation
Gayle Wolf, President
Government Strategies, Inc.
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FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Dear Friends and Supporters,
For the Board of Directors,
I am honored to present to you
the 2013 audited
financials and
Annual Report
of Crossroads
Rhode Island.
Our auditors,
Lefkowitz, Garfinkel, Champi
& DeRienzo, have completed
their examination and verification of our books and once again
found no reportable conditions.
This is the highest compliment
FROM THE PRESIDENT
Dear Friends,
I am very proud to present
to you the Crossroad Rhode
Island 2013 Annual Report. This
is an opportunity
to spotlight our
highlights and
share some of
our experiences from 2013 with
you. Notably, keys are symbolic
of our efforts and many successes in securing stable housing for
our clients throughout the year.
Your commitment and generosity
are key to all that we were able
to accomplish.
One of the more significant
events for Crossroads Rhode
Island during 2013 was the
revision of our mission from
“helping the homeless and
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to Crossroads management and
stewardship of your donations.
You can be assured that this
agency is using your contributions effectively and efficiently.
Nearly 80 cents of every dollar
goes directly towards programs
and services—well within the
standard guidelines for nonprofit management.
I’m proud to be associated
with Crossroads Rhode Island
and am grateful for the support
of the community which allows
us to continue the work of our
mission. In 2013, Crossroads
re-focused this mission on secur-
ing stable homes for homeless or
at-risk individuals and families.
With that strengthened, guiding
principle, we assisted hundreds
of individuals and families to
move from homelessness to being stably housed.
Your support is key to these
accomplishments. Thank you for
your compassionate generosity.
disconnected as they journey
toward a better quality of life”
to “helping homeless or at-risk
individuals and families secure
stable homes.” This means
that while we remain steadfast
in our efforts to support individuals and families experiencing
homelessness in Rhode Island,
we have shifted to a much
stronger emphasis on moving
them into housing as quickly
and effectively as possible. We
have been working with our
front line social service staff to
provide them with the tools and
resources necessary to make this
shift. We are implementing new
“best practice” tools to measure
and assess the level of need that
our clients have — tools that will
help us effectively allocate our
limited resources to those with
the greatest need first. Ultimately,
our clients will have keys which
will open the door to their own
home.
Crossroads is often the last
source of hope to our state’s most
vulnerable residents. Most often,
these neighbors need just a little
help to move forward again.
Your contributions help us continue to provide the programs
and supportive services that they
require to overcome barriers
and, ultimately, lead them out
of their homeless circumstances
into stable housing.
Once again, on behalf of
Crossroads and those whom we
serve, thank you for your continued generosity.
Sincerely,
Jack McConnell, Chairman
Crossroads Board of Directors
Anne Nolan, President
Crossroads Rhode Island
THE MISSION of Crossroads Rhode Island is to help homeless or at-risk individuals and families
secure stable homes. Those we serve achieve this by engaging in our range of services including housing,
basic needs, shelter, case management, referrals, and education and employment services.
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SENIOR HOMELESSNESS IS GROWING
Growth in the number of
homeless people over age 50
is the latest trend in Rhode Island and across the country is
a trend that Crossroads Rhode
Island believed warranted
both attention and action.
In collaboration with Eric
Hirsch, a sociology professor at Providence College and
vice president of the board of
directors for the Rhode Island
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Coalition for
permanent housing.”
Homelessness,
Back in 2006, Crossroads
Dr. Michael
recognized the absence of perFine, director of
manent supportive housing in
the R.I. DepartRhode Island for elder homement of Health
less men and women. That is
(and member
when Crossroads opened its
of the Crossdoors to Harold Lewis House
roads board of
in West Warwick to nine
directors), and
senior-aged residents. In 2013
Secretary of
the facility was expanded to
State, Catherine
create five additional units for
Terry Taylor,
older homeless adults.
A Report on
Terry Jones, 71, once a
Aging and
homeless veteran, has been
Homelessness
a resident of the Harold
was released
Lewis House since 2007. His
in November
perspective is included in the
2013. The
report as well.
report cites
the research of
Dennis Culhane, a University
of Pennsylvania professor and
authority on the demographics of homelessness. Culhane
found in 2012 that, nationally,
half of the chronically homeless fell between the ages of 51
and 61. He projects that those
numbers will double over
the next three years. Hirsch
noted in an interview, “we
are definitely seeing a very
large increase
in people
over 50
becoming
“Harold Lewis House is one of the
homeless..
best places in the world to be...”
“I certainly
think that’s
something
“Harold Lewis House is
to pay attenone of the best places in the
tion to and
world to be,” he said in the rerespond to
port. “It is quiet and peaceful
and get these
here, and everything you need
people into
is really close by.”
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FORTY-SIX UNITS OF AFFORDABLE
HOUSING ADDED IN NORTH KINGSTOWN
In August 2013, Crossroads premiered its newest housing facility, Kingstown Crossing II. Located
on a beautiful 14 acre site, Kingstown Crossings II
has 46 brand new units for adults and families with
or without children, including 12 one-bedroom
apartments, 22 two-bedroom apartments, 10 three-
bedroom apartments, and 2 four-bedroom apartments.
Including neighboring Kingstown Crossings
I, there are 104 apartments in 17 buildings on the
property. All apartments are on a single level with
a private entrance and outside patio or balcony.
An additional 46 units brings our total to 104 apartments in North Kingstown.
Kingstown
Crossing I
58 units
Kingstown
Crossing II
46 units
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CROSSROADS LAUNCHES 1894 LEGACY SOCIETY
The 1894
Legacy Society,
named after the
year of our
founding as
Travelers Aid
of Rhode Island,
was launched in
November 2013 with a luncheon
honoring our donors.
Many of our most generous
donors have chosen to support
our work through bequests, after
they take care of loved ones.
They are steadfast in making a
permanent commitment to ending homelessness in our state.
We’d like to recognize the
inaugural members of the 1894
Legacy Society and thank them
for their compassion and generosity:
• Anonymous (2)
• Dr. Nancy A. and
Dr. Ralf Carriuolo
• Ms. Karen DelPonte, Esq.
Robert and Helen Hawkinson, Crossroads donors since 2006.
• The Estate of Ruth Ennis
• The Estate of
Grant Gray Trust
• William F. Haggerty
• The Estate of
Joseph P. Heaney Trust
• The Estate of Mary Hunt
• Anne L, Juodis
• Joyce and
Edward C. Jankowski
• The Estate of Barbara Leone
• Willa Perlman
• The Estate of Virginia Wilcox
Donna Woodward and her sister Annamae Beyette,
Crossroads donor since 2004.
THE WOMEN’S CENTER OF RHODE ISLAND
AFFILIATES WITH CROSSROADS RHODE ISLAND
We were pleased to announce
that on February 1, 2013 The
Women’s Center of Rhode Island
signed an affiliation agreement
with Crossroads Rhode Island
This affiliation enabled us to
address the connection between
domestic violence and homelessness and is moving both organizations towards becoming national
leaders in integrating trauma and
domestic violence services with
those that address homelessness.
Both organizations recognized
that this female population has a
continuum of need that is broader
than either organization can meet
on its own. The goals of intervention for both agencies are comparable: safety and the ability to live
independently for those who have
experienced domestic violence.
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For almost 40 years, The
Women’s Center of Rhode Island
had been providing hope for a
better tomorrow to victims of
domestic violence.
We are assured that this affiliation is a positive step in improving the quality and accessibility
of services for the individuals and
families that we serve.
Standing (L-R): J. Chris Woulfe, Kris Lyons, Vera Gierke, Scot Jones
Seated (L-R): Virginia Branch, Anne Nolan
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Crossroads Rhode Island was
incredibly fortunate in 2013 for
the unwavering support of our
corporate sponsors and partners.
Due in large part to their dedicated generosity, we were able to
host three signature events that
raised $565,000 for our organization. The funds are critical to
our ability to continue providing programs and services to the
families and individuals who
come to us for help.
Women Helping Women
drew hundreds of females from
the professional community, as
well colleagues and personal
friends, to support Crossroads
Women’s Shelter and programs
to help women at Crossroads.
Men on a Mission, the male
counterpart to Women Helping
Women, was once again wellreceived by professional businessmen and civic leaders from
all corners of Rhode Island.
Our premiere fundraising event
is held each September. It is the
hallmark of the social fundraising season and reinvented
annually with a newly choreographed theme and venue. In
2013, over 500 guests saddledup for an evening of unbridled
fun to attend Down The
Homestretch! It was a race
to the finish line to raise funds
and increase awareness for those
men women and children who
are struggling and working hard
each day to cross the finish line
into their own stable homes.
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CROSSROADS RHODE ISLAND AND AFFILIATE OPERATIONS
Crossroads
Operating
Temporarily
Restricted
LIHTC Properties*
2013 Total
Grants & Contracts
$4,052,379
$398,893
$113,693
$4,564,965
Rents, Sales, Program Fees —
Program Services + Developer’s Fee
1,753,893
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1,988,783
3,742,676
Contributions — Contributions + Special Events
Including Expenses
2,775,552
140,195
-
2,915,747
192,679
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-
192,679
-
119,175
-
119,175
3,949
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58,956
62,905
$8,778,452
$658,263
$2,161,432 $11,598,147
$5,084,406
$ -
$ -
$5,084,406
1,516,178 -
3,457,815
4,973,993
911,240 -
-
911,240
Facility, Security, General & Admin
1,052,268 -
-
1,052,268
Fundraising — Includes Fundraising Expense
1,225,368 -
-
1,225,368
89,960 -
-
89,960
$3,457,815
$13,337,235
($1,296,383)
($1,739,088)
Donated Goods & Services
Forgiveness of Debt
Other
Total Revenue
Shelter & Housing Programs
Property Management
Education & Job Training
Miscelleneous
Total Expenses
$9,879,420 Surplus/(Loss)
($1,100,968)
$
- $658,263 Items not flowing through P&L:
ADD: Depreciation & Amortization
$733,063
Deferred Interest
142,018 Operating Support from Syndication & Financing
LESS: Mortgage Payments
Addition to reserve accounts
$1,072,703
$1,805,766
-
103,060 245,078
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311,561
311,561
(4,590)
-
(68,260)
(72,850)
-
(58,499)
(58,499)
$658,263 $64,182
$491,968
- $ -
($230,477)
*Low-Income Housing Tax Credits comprised of Travelers Aid Housing LP, Kingstown Crossings, LP and Kinstown Crossings II LP
Crossroads Revenue
Donated Goods
& Services
2%
Program
Fees & Rents
20%
Contributions
32%
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Grants &
Contracts
46%
Crossroads Expenses
Shelter & Housing
Programs
52%
Fundraising
12%
Miscellaneous
1%
Facility, Security
General &
Administration
11%
Property
Management
15%
These statements have been summarized from our audited financial statements.
Our audited financial statements, and LGC&D LLP’s report thereon, are available upon request.
Education &
Job Training
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2013 DONORS
$100,000+
Citizens Bank Foundation
Providence Journal Charitable
Fund
$50,000-$99,999
Bank of America Foundation
CVS/Caremark
Honorable and Mrs.
John J. McConnell, Jr.
The Champlin Foundations
The Providence Journal
The Rhode Island Foundation
Westminster Senior Center
$10,000-$49,999
Ameriprise Financial
Amgen Foundation
Amica Companies Foundation
Anonymous
BJ’s Charitable Foundation
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of
Rhode Island
Brown University
Coldwell Banker Residential
Brokerage Cares
Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn M. Creamer
Delta Dental of Rhode Island
ELMS Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan D. Fain
Frank B. Hazard General
Charity Fund
Groov-Pin Corporation
GTECH Corporation
Haffenreffer Family Fund
Hasbro Children’s Fund
Mrs. Carol M. Hunt
Ida Ballou Littlefield Memorial
Trust
Island Foundation, Inc.
Janci Foundation
Johnson & Wales University
June Rockwell Levy
Foundation
Marie Keese LeLash
Foundation
McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.
MetLife Auto & Home
Mr. Wayne D. Moore
Mr. and Mrs.
Terrance P. Moran
Mr. Kenneth Musket
Procaccianti Group
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Salem
The Edward J. and Virginia M.
Routhier Foundation
The Randleigh Foundation
Trust
TRAC Builders, Inc.
TriMix Foundation
Wal-Mart Foundation
WPRI/WNAC TV
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Amica Mutual Insurance
Company
Bank Rhode Island
Barbi N. Gracie Fund
Dr. and Mrs.
Nicholas A. Califano
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Carr
Carter Family Foundation
Citizens Bank
Coastal Medical
Cox Communications
Mr. Daniel Del Prete
Dimeo Construction Company
Donald Salmanson Foundation
Electric Boat Division
Fidelity Investments
Frederick C. Tanner Memorial
Fund
Jonathan and Rita Gewirz
Dan and Lisa Goldstein
Mr. Adam Hamblett and Ms.
Alicia Grinold Hamblett
Mr. and Mrs.
V. Duncan Johnson, Esq.
Kilmartin Charitable
Corporation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Laders
Leon Lowenstein Foundation
LGC+D
Mrs. Barbara C. Linnell
Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy J. McCormick
Ms. Katherine F. McKenzie
Mr. and Ms.
Daniel P. McQuade
Meehan Foundation
National Grid
Dr. and Mrs. Victor Neel
Newman’s Own Foundation
Ocean State Job Lot
Charitable Foundation
RIBI Security
The Richard and Vera Gierke
Family Fund
State Employees of Mass
Sharpe Family Foundation
Ms. Merrill W. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Snowden
Taco/The White Family
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Tarantino
Textron Charitable Trust
The John Clarke Trust
The PFE Group
Verizon Foundation
$2,500-$4,999
Amanda S. Armour Trust
Atlantic Water Management
Bank of America
Bank of America United Way
Campaign
Billy Andrade/Brad Faxon
Charities
Brown University
Office of the Chaplain
Central Congregational
Church
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Citizens Charitable Foundation
Matching Gifts
Collette Vacations
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Daly
Ms. Kate E. Davignon
Karen G. DelPonte
Ms. Rita F. Di Martino
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
Embolden
Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Falk
Dr. Michael D. Fine and
Dr. Carol S. Levitt
Mr. Clifford Greenman
Mr. William F. Haggerty
Harry M., Miriam C., &
William C. Horton Fund
Hasbro, Inc.
Ms. Helen P. Hawkinson
Mr. and Mrs.
George P. Hervieux
Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus D. Highsmith
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael W. Hudson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hurvitz
Joan & Leonard Engle Family
Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Kahr
Dr. and Mrs.
Donald G. Kaufman
Ligature Partners
Mr. Gary S. Mason
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauran
McAdams Charitable
Foundation
Mr. Roland C. Merchant
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moran
Murray Outdoor
Communications
Navigant Credit Union
Neighborhood Health Plan
of RI
New England Patriots
Foundation
Nortek, Inc.
Omni Combined W.E., LLC
Mr. and Mrs. John Palumbo
Pawtucket Red Sox
Ms. Sandra A. Petrarca
Providence Shelter for Colored
Children
Gen. Treasurer
Gina M. Raimondo and
Mr. Andrew Moffit
Sand Family Fund
Sansiveri, Kimball & Co., LLP
Ms. Laura Shawhughes
Starkweather & Shepley
Stratford Capital Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs.
Howard G. Sutton
Textron, Inc.
The Howard Bayne Fund
Umicore Thin Film Products
United Way Of Massachusetts
Bay and Merrimack Valley
United Way of Rhode Island
USI
Webster Bank, N.A.
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Mr. and Mrs.
Warren T. Wheelock
Mr. and Ms. Kevin Wilcox
Working Planet Marketing
Group
$1,000-$2,499
A.H. Belo Corporation
AAA Southern New England
Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Abuelo
Mr. and Ms. John Ackermann
Adelaide Dawson Lynch
Memorial Trust
Adelphoi Lodge #33
Mr. Majid Amani
Peter and
Danielle Andruszkiewicz
Marilyn and Steven Aronow
Ayres Foundation
Mr. David D. Bagus
Dr. David M. Dooley and
Reverend Lynn M. Baker
Dooley
Bancroft Family Foundation
Mr. and Ms.
Christopher J. Barry
Beacon Mutual Insurance
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Berman
Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Bettigole, Esq.
Ms. Annamae Beyette
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Birkett
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Black
Dr. and Mrs.
Jacques Bonnet-Eymard
Dr. and Mrs. William Braden
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Branch
Ms. Doris E. Briggs
Ms. Claudette R. Brunelle
Ms. Barbara A. Brush
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Burditt
Ms. Doris Burke
C.R. Bard Foundation, Inc.
Capital Properties, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Carpenter
Mr. Richard Carriere
Cedar Crest Nursing &
Rehabilitation Centre
Ms. April Chase
Mr. Joel H. Cohen and
Ms. Andrea E. Toon
Ms. Janet L. Coit
Ms. Martha D. Cooper
Major and Mrs.
Sean J. Cosden
Covidien Employee Matching
Gift Program
Ms. Rosalina Czarnomski
Mr. and Mrs.
Mark J. D’Agostino
Mrs. Ann L. Daum
Mr. Thomas Davies
Ms. Dolores D’Ercole
Mr. and Mrs.
Richard J. DeRienzo
Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell S. Dietrich
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Mr. and Mrs.
Robert A. DiMuccio
Ms. Kathleen A. Doherty
East Coast Distributors
Falvey Linen Supply
Mr. and Mrs. Don Farish
Robert and Pamela Faulkner
Ferguson Perforating &
Wire Company
Thomas and Janet Fetter
Ms. Kathryn Fisler
Ms. Nancy N. Flynn
FM Global
Mr. and Mrs. Michael G. Fox
Ms. Diana Funke
Ms. Lynda Gaines
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Galkin
Mr. Robert J. Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Garcia
Give With Liberty
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gladney
Government Strategies
Ms. Carol J. Grant and Mr.
Charles Otto
Ms. Donna Gunning
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gurghigian
Mr. Alfredo Haddad
Mr. Mark Hamblett
Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Hatfield
Mr. Samuel H. Havens and
Dr. Audrey Kepchan
Mr. Carl Helmetag III
Helping Hands Associates
Hinckley, Allen & Snyder LLP
Mr. and Mrs. William Hogan
Mr. R. Kevin Horan
Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Howell IV
IBM Employee Services Center
Ira S. & Anna Galkin
Charitable Trust
Musa and Mevat Jouaneh
Kala Corporation
Mr. Aaron Katz
Ms. Dione Kenyon and
Mr. William Kenyon
Mr. Shawn Kerachsky
Mr. and Mrs. David I. Kertzer
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Kilmartin
Ms. Melinda Knight
Ms. and Mr. Ellen V. Kuster
Ms. Virginia L. Lacy
Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick G. O’Connor
Mr. and Ms. James Leahey
The Honorable and Mrs.
Robert W. Lovegreen
M. Barboza & Sons Roofing
& Sheet Metal Co., Inc
Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Maloney
Dr. Carol A. Manning
Joseph and
Meredith MarcAurele
Mr. and Mrs.
Humphrey Maris
Mr. and Mrs. Scott B. Martin
Mr. and Mrs.
James L. Mastors
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Dr. McCoy and
Dr. Snudy-McCoy
Mr. Daniel C. Waugh and
Ms. Mildred McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McQuade
Mr. and Mrs. Chad Mellen
Mr. Michael P. Mello and Ms.
Christine Heenan
Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred J. Mello, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward C. Miccolis
Mrs. Isabelle P. Middendorf
Ms. Nancy A. Mirto
Moran Management, LLC
Morgan Stanley Wealth
Management
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Morris
Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald J. Morrissey
Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Morrow
Ms. Maureen A. Mosco
Nalari Health
Mr. and Mrs.
Kevin J. Naughton
Mr. Richard H. Nelson
Mr. Matthew Nicolella
Ocean State Charities Trust
Ms. and Mr.
Kathleen F. O’Dean
Mrs. Marguerite E. Odeh
Ms. Isabel O’Donnell Rao
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Olsen
Ormonde Productions
Lisa M. Ovalles
Mr. Richard Palmer
Mrs. Lucille E. Parenteau
Partridge Snow & Hahn, LLP
Pawtucket Credit Union
Ms. Elizabeth Perkins
Dr. Dieter Pohl and
Ms. Nina Barry
Dr. James F. McManus and
Dr. Judith A. Pratt
Professional Facilities
Management
Providence Female Charitable
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pyne
Mr. David F. Redman
Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond J. Renaud
Residential Properties, Ltd.
Rhode Island Housing
RI Police Chiefs Association,
Inc.
Ricci Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Ross
Dr. Mim Runey
Mr. Samuel Salganik
Ms. Kathryn Sanders
Mr. Michael Savella
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savoie
Mrs. Ilse I. Schaler
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael E. Schwartz
Mr. Michael Seno
Ms. Judith Sernatinger
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Urania C. Sherburne Trust
Mr. Paul A. Silver, Esq. and
Ms. Katherine C. Haspel
Simon’s Supply Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill St. Angelo
St. Paul Housing Corp
Staples Family Fund
Stardust Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Neil D. Steinberg and
Ms. Eugenia C. Shao
Ms. Helen M. Stout
Mr. and Mrs.
Shivan Subramaniam
Mr. Timothy J. Sullivan
Dr. and Mrs.
Frank W. Sullivan
Textron Matching Gifts
Program
The Drollinger Family
Charitable Foundation
The Grant Sherburne Fund
The Ted and Ruth Johnson
Family Foundation
The Washington Trust
Company
Mr. Stephen Thomas
Ms. Marilyn Thomas
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen E. Tortolani
Ms. Christine Townsend
Twin River Casino
Ms. Sidney L. Tynan
Verizon
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel G. Verrier
Ms. Pamela Vierling
Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh
Mr. William J. Smith, Jr. and
Ms. Alicia Wells-Smith
Mr. Chandler Willett
Williams & Stuart Real Estate
LLC
Ms. Gayle Wolf
Women & Infants Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Zanella
Mr. Robert Zawrotny
$500-$999
Mr. and Mrs.
George L. Agostini
Melvin & Patty Alperin
Mr. Alan Amore
Mr. Alden Anderson
E. Pembroke Attaway
Mr. Daniel A. Baudouin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baxter
Ms. Louise Beattie
Mr. Ronald A. Behm
Ms. Marge L. Bellisle
Ms. Amy E. Berrol and
Susan E. Havens
Mr. William J. Bigelow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Billings
Mr. John Blenkiron
Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin A. Boger, Sr.
Ms. Karen Bordeleau
Mr. James W. Borden
Ms. Lisa Bowe and
Mr. Loren Bowe
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Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bower
Mr. Stephen Brainard
Mr. and Mrs. David P. Braman
Mr. Robert M. Brewster and
Ms. Mary Dorsey Brewster
Mr. Craig T. Brown
Ms. Deidre Brown and
Mr. Frederick Roses
Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley
Ms. Alison F. Bundy
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Buonanno
Ms. Phyllis M. Burke
Ms. Simone C. Butterworth
Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony M. Caprio
Ms. Roberta Capuano and
Mr. Thomas Heffernan
Honorable and Mrs.
William E. Carnes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Carr Sr.
Dr. Nancy A. Carriuolo
Ms. Denise Cassisi
Mr. and Mrs.
Earl D. Chambers
Ms. Avital Chatto
Mr. Paul J. Choquette Jr
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Clark
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen H. Clark
Ms. Cynthia K. Clay
Mr. Richard Cohn
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald E. Connolly
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph M. Cooney
Deborah and Peter Coop
Dr. J. Russell Corcoran and
Dr. Celeste C. Corcoran
Ms. Angie W. D’Albora
Mr. Michael D’Amico
Mr. and Mrs.
Murray S. Danforth III
Ms. Debbie A. De Carlo
Mr. and Mrs.
Louis P. DeAngelis
Ms. Kristin A. DeKuiper
Ms. Jane A. Desforges and
Mr. Michael J. White
Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Desmarais
Mr. Philip E. Devine and
Ms. Celia W. Wolf Devine
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DiBattista
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dickson
Ms. Colleen Dickson
Ret. Colonel and Mrs.
Brendan P. Doherty
Mr. Mark P. Dolan
Ms. Barbara J. Dreyer
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Duffy
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher J. Dutra
Mrs. Rosalie B. Fain
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Favata
Ms. Bonnie J. Feeney
Mr. David Ferland
Ms. Joan E. Ferrara
Dr. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Fitzgerald
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Ms. Shirley A. Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fogarty
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Foulkes
John and Diana Franchitto
Mr. Thomas Fredericks
Mr. and Ms.
Peter H. Freeman Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Fresch
Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Frueh
Mr. Seth K. Gifford
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward F. Gillheeney
Ms. Gail Ginnetty
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Goodson
Ms. Julie Govert
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Grace
Mr. Christopher D. Graham
and Mrs. Jessica L. Pepitone
Ms. Lumina Greenway
Ms. Judith M. Grimes
Ms. Mary L. Grover
Ms. Patricia H. Hallenbeck
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher S. Hamblett
Ms. Laurel Hanesian
Mr. Robert E. Hanke
David and Linda Hargreaves
Mrs. Margaret R. Hayes-Cote
Mr. Robert Hebert
Mr. Mark R. Hilty and
Ms. Maryanne Noris-Hilty
Mr. Barry G. Hittner and
Dr. Kathleen Hittner
Jennifer J. Hosmer, M.D.
Ms. Pauline G. Howe
Mr. Matthew Hruska and
Ms. Flossie Crisp
Mr. Michael Hubbard
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Huck
Ms. Anne L. Hume
Ms. Carol A. Iannuccilli
Dr. and Mrs.
Edward A. Iannuccilli
Michele and Kevin Inkley
Mr. and Mrs.
Barry A. Jagolinzer
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Jennings
Edward Katz, D.D.S.
Mr. Peter Keating
Mr. John M. Kelly
Ms. Cheryl A. King and
Dr. Bernard Zimmermann
Ms. Clare Kirby
Mr. and Mrs.
William L. Kite, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
Albert T. Klyberg
Mr. Christopher F. Koller and
Ms. Colette C. Cook
Mr. and Mrs.
Marc M. Lacroix
Ms. Linda L. Laliberte-Cote
Ms. Kathleen S. Langton and
Mr. Peter A. Langton
Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey A. Lanphear
Ms. Nancy A. Laposta-Frazier
and Mr. Michael V. Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lavoie
Ms. Helena I. Lechner
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Ms. Eleanor Leighton
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Lesieur
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Levy
Ms. Marion C. Levy
Mr. David P. Lichtenstein and
Ms. Rebecca Silver
Ms. Judith M. Litchman
Mr. E. A. Lohmeier and
Ms. Naoko Shibusawa
Mr. and Mrs.
Randy C. Lundquist
David J. and Beverly E. Luz
Mr. Dennis Lynch
Mr. Jean D. Madden, Jr.
Mr. Gregory G. O. Mahony
Dr. Martha Mainiero
Mr. Anthony Maione and
Ms. Dori Gerhardt
Ms. Adena Marcelino
Mr. Robert Marcotte
Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Marshall III
Mr. and Mrs. David Martirano
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph F. Mastrangelo
Mr. Edmund M. Mauro, Jr.
and Ms. Karen L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Doanld McClure
Mr. Edward McConnell
Dr. and Mrs.
Charles J. McDonald
Daniel and
Mary Jean McDonough
Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A. McGartoll
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael McKeown
Mr. and Mrs.
Walter F. McLaughlin
Mr. and Mrs.
William A. Mekrut
Dr. Joseph L. Migliori
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lee Miller
Ms. Heather S. Mohamed
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Moran
Mr. Ardashes Nahabedian
Ms. Hedwig B. Neale
Mr. Brenton Nelson
Mr. and Mrs.
Paul C. Nicholson III
Ms. Cynthia Norberg
Mr. and Mrs. Bogdan Nowak
Dr. and Mrs.
Belarmino A. Nunes
Mr. William M. Ogden
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles O’Malley
Mr. Brendan M. O’Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse D. Pacheco
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Palmisciano
Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Panzini
Ms. Martha A. Parks
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas G. Parris
Ms. M.E. Patton and
Mr. Christopher N. Patton
Ms. Mason Perkins and
Mr. Gavin Hogben
Ms. Diane Petrella
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Mr. Michael J. Pisaturo, Esq.
Ms. Sandra M. Poirier
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Precopio
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Przygoda
Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Rannenberg
Mr. and Mrs.
Ned W. Rasmussen
Mr. and Mrs.
Craig Richardson
Mr. John P. Riemer
J. Robert and Marie C. Greco
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roque
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Rosenberg Chatto
Ms. Paula A. Rossi and
Mr. Carl W. Rossi
Mrs. Barbara Sage
Reverend Joseph Schenick
Ms. Jane R. Sharp
Honorable and
Mrs. Raymond E. Shawcross
Mrs. Frances Shippee
Mr. James Shuster
Mr. Jeffrey M. Siegal
Ms. Linda Silveira and
Mr. Joseph Murray
Mr. John C. Simmons
Dr. Caldwell W. Smith M.D.
and Ms. Alice R. Benedict
Mrs. Joan W. Sorensen
Ms. Daria E. Spezzano and
Mr. Frank S. Spezzano Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stevens
Mr. and Mrs.
Riccardo J. Sticca
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Stillings
Mr. Rex D. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Suglia
Ms. Colleen M. Sullivan
Mr. and Ms. John F. Sullivan
Ms. Phyllis G. Sunderland
Mr. John Sutherland
Mr. Dennis Talbot
Mr. John Tedder
Mrs. Alice D. Tellier
Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony Thomas
Ms. Margaret Thomas
Mr. and Mrs.
Frank J. Tillinghast
Ms. Lynda J. Tisdell
Mr. and Ms. Gregory J. Towne
Mr. and Ms. Edward P. Walsh
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wardyga
Mr. Harold Watts
Ms. Pamela R. Watts and
Mr. Thomas W. Watts
Mr. and Mrs.
William Z. Welsh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Wolfe
Richard Wong, M.D. and
Barbara Schepps Wong, M.D.
Mrs. M. K. Yeu
Mrs. Warren F. Ziegler
AT&T United Way Employee
Giving Campaign
Dome Consultants LLC
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Edwin S. Soforenko
Foundation
Feinstein Family Foundation
First Baptist Church
Gilbane Building Company
Hope Global
Hunter Insurance
John Matouk & Co. Inc.
Knights Of Columbus
St. Eugene Council No 14417
Moses & Afonso, LTD.
Natale Law Firm LLC
Newman Congregational
Church
Optative Group LLC
Performance Physical Therapy
Pfizer United Way Campaign
Phillips Memorial Baptist
Church
Psychological Center, Inc.
Rehoboth Congregational
Church Youth Group
RI Senate Employees
Charitable Comittee
Sheehan’s Office Interiors Inc.
Sheldon Street Church
Snox, LLC
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Women
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Swarovski Consumer Goods
Limited
The Weisberg Family
Foundation
Time Warner Matching Grant
Program/ Employee Grant
Programs
United Way Of Greater
Rochester
Voices Of Xmas
Zartarian Foundation
IN-KIND
DONORS
Crossroads Rhode Island deeply appreciates
the inviduals, families
and organizations that
generously donated
items and services that
were valued at $250 or
greater during 2013. We
recognize our invaluable
partners for their efforts
on our behalf:
Individuals
Mrs. Jeanne Behie
Mr. Richard Carriere
Dr. Kathleen Cote Bowling
Mr. William DiStefano
Mr. Neil Flaherty
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward O. Handy III
Mr. Robert Huseby
Cheryl Irving
Ms. Joan Kovacs
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Honorable and Mrs.
John J. McConnell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Palumbo
Mr. and Mrs.
Howard G. Sutton
Corporate/
Civic Groups
Amenity Aid
Blue Cross & Blue Shield of
Rhode Island
Brown Bag Lunch Program
Cardi’s Furniture
Collette Vacations
Cox Communications
Cox Media
CVS
Kala Corporation
Macy’s
Marriott Providence
Downtown
Matouk Factory Store
Ocean State Job Lot
Payless Gives
Point Judith Country Club
Procaccianti Group
Providence Performing Arts
QDI Wireless
RICOH
The Providence Journal
The Sagamore Resort
The Whitecross Family
Twin River Casino
UNFI
WPRI/WNAC TV
HONORING
LOVED ONES
Making a memorial or
tribute gift is a wonderful way to remember
someone special in your
life, while at thesame
time supporting our mission of assisting homeless and at-risk families
and individuals. With
appreciation for those
who have supported
Crossroads in this special way during 2013:
HonoringKaren Adams-Mauro
In Memory of Alex
Honoring Alyson Alyson
In Memory of Edward J. Angell
Honoring Bob Bardagy
In Memory of Marian Barrette
In Memory of Anthony Bianco
In Memory of Doris Bodnar
Honoring
Chancellor John Bowen
Honoring Cantor Remmie and
Majorie Brown
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Honoring Cindy Butler
Honoring Michelle Cantini
Honoring Leo Carroll
Honoring Mary Cimini
Honoring Carole Collins
Honoring Daleen Cote
Honoring Crossroads Family
Center
Honoring Crossroads Women’s
Shelter
Honoring Theresa D’Agostino
Honoring Casey D’Allesandro
Honoring Marilyn Darling
Honoring Doris Dubuc
Honoring Barbara Dunn
Honoring Joanne Dwyer
Honoring Dr. Elice
In Memory of Emilie
Honoring Mr. and Mrs.
Francis X. Flaherty
In Memory of Fred
Honoring Daniel Gilcreast
In Memory of Harris Ginsberg
Honoring Rachel Goulet
Honoring Grechen and James
In Memory of
John Francis Habig
In Memory of
Richard Harwood
Honoring Ellen Heiser
In Memory of Jeannine Hoffer
In Memory of Jesse
Honoring Jessie and Levi
Honoring Judy Kaye
Honoring Vicki Kearns
In Memory of
Donald T. Kennedy
Honoring Ralph King
Honoring John Kocon
Honoring Colby Kuzman
Honoring Bruce Lane’s 50th
Birthday
In Memory of Edward Luzzi
Honoring Glen Macnie
Honoring Eva Mancuso
In Memory of
Anthony Manocchia
Honoring Debbie Marshall
In Memory of Martin
Honoring Diane Martins
Honoring Nicholas Mattiello
Honoring The Honorable
John J. McConnell
In Memory of
Christine McIlmail
Honoring The Honorable
Maureen McKenna
Honoring William Mekrut
In Memory of Michaella
Honoring Milly
Honoring Mindy
In Memory of
Arthur C. Miscallef
In Memory of
Anthony Monocchia
In Memory of Mary Murphy
Honoring Nalari Health, LLC
Honoring Dolores O’ Brien
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In Memory of Kathryne
O’Donnell
In Memory of Samuel Ohanian
In Memory of Frances Ohanian
Honoring Conner Olsen
In Memory of
Hans Peter Olsen
In Memory of Jean Orefice
In Memory of Justin J. Ozel
Honoring Catherine Parente
In Memory of
Clarissa Patterson
Honoring Pauline Pauline
Honoring Willa Perlman
In Memory of Louise Pierce
Honoring
Gail and Richard Putna
Honoring Gina Raimondo
In Memory of Ray and Edith
In Memory of Richard Reposa
In Memory of
Josephine M. Ricci
Honoring Richard & Katie
In Memory of
George Rickard, Jr.
Honoring Robin
Honoring Dr. Mim Runey
Honoring
Peggy and Richard Sagnel
Honoring Dr. Elnaz and
Sam Salganik
Honoring
Mr and Mrs Allen Scott
In Memory of Estelle Siegel
In Memory of Patricia Smith
Honoring Marjorie Spencer
Honoring Colleen Sullivan
In Memory of
Christine Sullivan
Honoring Howard Sutton
Honoring Milfred Taylor
Honoring
Terry and Pat Moran
Honoring Richard Therrien
In Memory of Bill Thomas
Honoring Toys For Tots Drive
In Memory of
David Welshman
Honoring Robert Whitcomb
Honoring William & Sandra
Honoring Women’s Book
Group
Honoring WSPY Coat Drive
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MATCHING
GIFTS
A Matching Gift is an
easy way to double the
impact of your donation
to Crossroads Rhode
Island. Please visit
the Human Resources
department of your
company to find out
if they particpate
in a Matching Gifts
Program.
We are grateful for the
matching gifts made by
these companies and
foundations on behalf
of their employees,
directors and trustees
in 2013:
Amgen
Amica Companies Foundation
Bank of America Matching
Gifts
Citizens Charitable
Foundation Matching Gifts
Covidien
Eaton Vance Management
Edwards Wildman Palmer LLP
FM Global
GE Foundation
Gilbane
Loomis Sayles & Co., L.P.
Macy’s
Mobil Retiree Matching Gifts
Program
National Grid
Nordson
Pfizer Foundation
Prospect Hill Foundation
State Street
Textron Matching Gifts
Program
The Kresge Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
The Stanley Works
Tyco Employee Matching Gift
Program
Verizon
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Imagine not knowing where you will sleep tonight. Imagine not knowing
where you will get your next meal. Now imagine that with the help of one
person and one organization, you could get through this. Through your
support of Crossroads Rhode Island, you could be the person that helps
bring hope to your neighbors. Please consider helping in one of these ways:
DONATE NOW
VOLUNTEER
Visit us online at www.crossroadsri.org to
make an online donation and learn more
about our mission and essential life services that you are helping provide to your
homeless neighbors.
Crossroads Rhode Island has a variety of volunteer and group project opportunities. Some
of the ways that individuals and corporations,
civic and faith-based groups have helped are:
IN-KIND NEEDS
In-kind donations are a great way to support Crossroads. For a list of our needs,
and information on whom to contact,
please visit the “How to Help” page on
our website.
LEGACY GIVING
There are many ways that you can help
Crossroads Rhode Island secure its future
by planning your gifts now. If you find
yourself with limited cash on hand but
would like to make an investment in
improving the lives of others, you might
consider Crossroads as a beneficiary in
your:
• will
• savings and checking accounts
• stocks or bonds
• IRAs or pensions
• life insurance policies
• Host a drive to collect donated items
• Sponsor a dress-down day at your place
of employment with proceeds benefitting
Crossroads
• Make bagged lunches for our shelter guests
• Participate in a road race that family
and friends sponsor to raise funds for
programming
VISIT US IN PERSON
We’d love to see you and
give you a personal
inside look at
what your
donation has
helped make
possible.
To arrange
a tour, call
401.277.4328.
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OUR VALUES
Our Core Values underlie every action, policy,
plan, procedure, and decision at Crossroads:
SAFETY
Promoting an environment free from
physical and emotional harm and ensuring a feeling
of security and comfort to all
RESPECT
Acknowledging the intrinsic worth of every person
EFFECTIVENESS
Delivering services and managing
the organization with efficiency, professionalism,
innovation and accountability
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• 160 BROAD STREET, PROVIDENCE, RI
02903
• 401-277-4327 • WWW.CROSSROADSRI.ORG