irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $7.05MDAY HAB - A SUPERVISED THERAPEUTIC/ INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED ADULTS OPERATING DURING DAY TIME HOURS.
- #2 $4.66MSCHOOL - A SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAM FOR DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED CHILDREN BETWEEN THE AGES OF FIVE AND TWENTY-ONE.
named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Day Hab
Supervised therapeutic and instructional program for developmentally disabled adults operating during daytime hours
Jimmy Vejar Summer Fun Explorers
Summer program providing recreational and educational activities for children in CPW’s services
School
Special education program for developmentally disabled children between the ages of five and twenty-one
activities · 11 groups
What they do
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Charity Event Organization 1 activity
- Annual Fundraising EventsHosts annual fundraising events including the Fall Gala, Pioneer Dinner, Autism Walk, and Golf Classic to generate proceeds that support programs and services for people with disabilities.
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Healthcare Compliance and Ethics Programs 1 activity
- Compliance and Organizational Integrity ProgramMaintains a corporate compliance program including monthly exclusion checks, mandatory orientation and annual compliance training for all employees and affiliated individuals, quarterly Compliance Committee meetings, and routine monitoring and auditing with reporting to senior leadership and the board.
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Day Habilitation Services 1 activity
- Day Program for Developmentally Disabled AdultsOperates a supervised therapeutic and instructional day program for developmentally disabled adults in Westchester County, NY, offering personalized, interest-based activities through its Day Habilitation Program.
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Behavioral Health and Human Services Training 1 activity
- Internship and Professional Training ProgramsOffers internship opportunities in clinical therapies, education, and administrative functions to support student training and professional development in the field of developmental disabilities.
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Senior Social & Enrichment Programming 1 activity
- Recreational and Creative Enrichment ProgramsOffers structured recreational, creative, and community-based activities including exercise groups, art creation, interactive gaming, sports competitions, music programs, adaptive playground use, therapeutic swimming, gardening contests, vacations, excursions, religious/spiritual participation, and creative expression through art, music, and writing for residents and participants.
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Residential Support for Developmental Disabilities 1 activity
- Residential Support for Adults with Developmental DisabilitiesProvides residential accommodations for adults with developmental disabilities through Intermediate Care Facilities, Community Residences, and Individualized Residential Alternative settings in New Rochelle, White Plains, and Rye Brook, supported by interdisciplinary clinical teams including medical, mental health, and therapy professionals.
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Special Education Support Services 1 activity
- Special Education Services for ChildrenProvides special education services for developmentally disabled children aged 5 to 21 in Westchester County, NY, including academic skill development in computer use, money management, reading, and understanding current events at the BRIDGE School and other programs.
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Community Recycling & Reuse Education 1 activity
- Sustainability Initiatives and RecognitionImplements internal sustainability initiatives such as "You Have Been Caught Green-Handed" and "Give Up the Paper Cup" to reduce waste, achieving Green Business Partnership Certification in 2021 and receiving the Charles W. Brown Jr. Sustainability Award for Visionary Leadership.
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Digital Literacy Training and Technology Access 1 activity
- Technology Enhancement for IndependenceUndertakes enhancement and expansion of technology across programs to support independence and increase opportunities for individuals with special needs.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Volunteer Engagement ProgramProvides structured volunteer opportunities for individuals to engage directly with students and participants in educational, recreational, and creative activities across multiple programs.
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Specialized Summer Camps for Disabilities 1 activity
- Youth Summer and Recreational ProgramsOperates the Jimmy Vejar Summer Fun Explorers program and Saturday Explorers Program for children and young adults with special needs, providing educational, recreational, and creative activities with volunteer support.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$27.40M
Contributions & grants$413K2%
Program service revenue$26.46M97%
Investment income$512K2%
Other revenue$19K
expenses
Total expenses$26.78M
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead16%
Fundraising1%
Salaries & benefits$17.59M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$34.63M
Cash$3.10M
Investments$17.12M
Liabilities$7.04M
Net assets$27.59M
Liquid reserves9.1 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -6.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
paid leadership · 8
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| LINDA KUCK | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 34 | $293K |
| ODETTE ADDISON | DIRECTOR OF RECRUITMENT | 35 | $184K |
| STEPHANIE RUSSO-PASTILHA | ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIR. | 35 | $183K |
| ARLENE HALSTEAD | DIRECTOR OF NURSING | 35 | $176K |
| BARRY WASSER | SCHOOL PRINCIPAL | 35 | $164K |
| BOZENA MAZUREK | ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIR. | 35 | $160K |
| PHILIP T PIEKARSKI | CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER (OUTGOING) | 34 | $89K |
| JIM CRISCI | INTERIM CFO | 35 | $22K |
board members · 12
- ADRIANA DELANEY — DIRECTOR
- DAVID FISHER — DIRECTOR
- DAVID KELSON — EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT
- EDWARD DELANEY — DIRECTOR
- GERALD FEIBUSCH — DIRECTOR
- LAURA KLEIN — DIRECTOR
- LISA GIOFFRE-BAIRD — DIRECTOR
- LUCAS DASSLER — DIRECTOR
- MARK FISHER — DIRECTOR
- RANDALL RIFELLI — TREASURER
- RICHARD N OSTERER — PRESIDENT
- VENITA OSTERER — DIRECTOR
relationships · 28
Who they work with
- A&A Elevated Facilities Solutions Partner — Bronze sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Belway Electrical Contracting Corp. Partner — Silver sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- C&A Auto Service Partner — Bronze sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Cannell & Spears Partner — Gold sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Churches or synagogues in New Rochelle, White Plains, and Rye Brook Partner — Residents attend religious services, spiritual retreats, and holiday events at local faith institutions based on their beliefs.
- Countywide Transportation Partner — Titanium-level sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- D2 Capitol Advisors Partner — Silver sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- David G. Osterer Center Network — Primary service hub within CPWestchester's network of programs and residential sites.
- Facebook Network — Member of Facebook network for community engagement and event promotion.
- Federal Government Government — Primary source of financial support through government funding.
- Grassy Sprain Pharmacy Partner — Bronze sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Green Business Partnership Partner — Partner organization that certifies CPW's sustainability efforts and presents annual awards for environmental commitment.
- Hortena Richmond Partner — Director of Adult Day Services who serves as primary contact for the Day Habilitation Program.
- Kiamie 411/Windsor Management Partner — Silver sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Linda Kuck Partner — Executive Director of CEREBRAL PALSY OF WESTCHESTER INC
- Marsh McLennan Agency Partner — Platinum sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Neil & Susan Stockel Partner — Silver sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- New York State Government Government — Primary source of financial support through state funding.
- New York State Office of the Medicaid Inspector General Government — Follows the "Seven Elements of an Effective Compliance Program" framework established by this state agency.
- Penachio Malara, LLP, Attorneys at Law Partner — Silver sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Richard N. Osterer Partner — Board President of CEREBRAL PALSY OF WESTCHESTER INC
- Rochelle & David A. Hirsch Foundation Partner — Gold sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- Surf Club on the Sound Partner — Venue host for the Fall Gala and Pioneer Dinner event.
- Susan & Mark Fisher Partner — Bronze sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- The Bakshi Family Partner — Platinum sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- United Healthcare/Oxford Partner — Tee Gift Sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
- United Preschool Partner — Hosts the annual Autism Walk event in collaboration with Cerebral Palsy of Westchester.
- Westmore Fuel Co. Inc. Partner — Bronze sponsor of CPW's Annual Golf Classic
strategies · 4
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community Integration Through Individualized Engagementmethodology: community_integrationBy supporting individuals with disabilities to participate in integrated community settings and co-design service projects based on personal interests, the organization fosters full community membership and meaningful contributions, because inclusion in authentic social contexts builds relationships, skills, and identity beyond institutional settings.
- Family-Centered, Holistic Support Modelmethodology: family_centered_careBy delivering services that prioritize the whole family unit rather than focusing only on the individual with a disability, the organization improves outcomes through stronger support systems, because family involvement enhances stability, advocacy, and long-term success.
- Integrated Therapeutic and Developmental Servicesmethodology: integrated_disability_supportBy providing integrated therapeutic, instructional, and educational services tailored to individuals with developmental, emotional, and physical disabilities, the organization supports holistic progress toward developmental milestones and independent living, because coordinated, multi-domain interventions address complex needs more effectively than siloed approaches.
- Person-Centered Planning and Self-Determinationmethodology: person_centered_planningBy using person-centered planning, the organization empowers individuals with disabilities to make decisions about their own lives and set individualized goals, because this promotes self-determination, autonomy, and greater engagement in their development and community participation.