The Jane Salzano Center for Autism Capital Campaign Fund is seeking donations to furnish their new world-class autism services center in Montgomery Village, Maryland. The center will benefit individuals supported by CSAAC and provide much needed training space for autism professionals. Donors who give $5,000 or more will be recognized, and various naming opportunities are available for areas of the center. The training wing will offer training space for CSAAC staff and other industry professionals to meet the rising demand for autism services.

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2. a message from the
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Dear Friend,
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Executive Director
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CSAAC parents, relatives and friends are grateful to
the State of Maryland and Montgomery County
government for believing in CSAAC and making our
dream of this unique and vibrant center a reality. This
CSAAC BOARD OF DIRECTORS facility will enable our staff to continue the good work of
President Vice President
Carl Salzano Ray Thomas helping people with autism lead full, independent lives.
Treasurer Secretary
Julio Marius Glenda Rose There is no other center like this in the Mid–Atlantic
Founder region. It will benefit not only individuals supported by
Jane Ford Salzano CSAAC and the rising demand for services, but will provide
Directors space for much needed industry training for autism
Nivea Cordova Berrios Scott Johnston
Jodie Bouvery Roland Ikheloa professionals.
Carla Calobrisi Samuel Lattner
Nilda Colgrove Nwanze Okidegbe
Ellen Dashner Vic Pfeiffer CSAAC parents have already made significant contributions,
Matthew Hurson Gary Rock and more continue to do so every day. Local businesses and
CSAAC FOUNDATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS corporations are already involved, for which we are grateful.
President Vice President However, it is vital to continue the campaign to furnish this
Del. Karen S. Montgomery Edward Lattner terrific new facility. We need your help now. Won’t you
Treasurer Secretary please consider making a transformational gift?
Debbie Lazovick Debbie Colliton
Directors
Allen Schepps Jimmie Reyna, Esq. Thank you for partnering with us in mission of “enabling
Michael Orleans John Depenbrock individuals with autism to achieve their highest potential,”
Steve Paul Gale Saler, M.Ed.
and for making an investment in the future of CSAAC which
CSAAC’s mission is to enable will last for decades to come.
individuals with autism to achieve their
highest potential and contribute as
confident individuals to their
community.
Sincerely,
The Jane Salzano
Center for Autism
8615 East Village Avenue
Montgomery Village, MD 20886
Phone 240-912-2220
Fax 301-926-9384
www.csaac.org Delegate Karen S. Montgomery

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5. about the Jane Salzano Center
for autism
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W vibrant and architecturally dynamicg facility has become CSAAC’s new
home. Just as CSAAC pioneered inclusion in the community for
individuals with autism, now CSAAC pioneers the creation of a model,
world-class, state-of-the-art center for autism services like none other, anywhere.
Supported substantially by the State of Maryland and the Montgomery County
Government, grateful CSAAC families have rallied to answer the call for completion
funds, and many have chosen to make their gift of gratitude through numerous center-
based naming opportunities. Additional completion funds are sought to provide
furnishings for the interior.
CSAAC opens its doors to the community with the inclusion of an Autism Training Center,
Autism Resource Library, and Multipurpose Community Room – all designed with public
and professional education, and recreation for our individuals in mind. CSAAC endeavors
to meet the rising need for autism services – autism is diagnosed in 1 out of 150 children*
– which also translates to a greater need for professionals in the field.
With the completion of the Center, CSAAC will lead the way towards a brighter future
for children and adults with autism.
*U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—February, 2007.

6. donor recognition and
naming opportunities
he names of all donors who give $5,000 or more will be listed on a beautiful
T recognition plaque to be located in the Main Entrance reception area.
Donors can honor or memorialize a loved one and choose to name one of the
areas designated below. For the latest update of available naming
opportunities, please visit www.csaac.org or call Ayda Sanver, Director of Community
Development, at 240-912-2256. Monthly or multi-year pledges are welcome.
Opportunity Donor Naming or Opportunity
Phase 1 – Administrative Wing CSAAC Board of Directors In Honor of Matthew M. Hurson
Phase 2 – Programmatic Wing Mr. & Mrs. Bruce & Jeanne Truett In Honor of Kurt Beyer
Phase 3 – Training Center Wing OPEN $300,000
Main Reception Area OPEN $75,000
Training Center Entrance OPEN $75,000
The Multipurpose Room OPEN $75,000
Autism Resource Library John C. & Mary K. McIntire In Honor of The Novotny Family
The Terrace OPEN $50,000
The Board Room Plegded, 2008 CCSAC Board of Directors $50,000
The Finance Pod Mr. & Mrs. Anthony & Karen Kamerick In honor of The Kamerick Family
The Finance Conference Room Albert, Edu, & Cynthia Case In Honor of John Case
The Executive Pod Albert, Edu, & Cynthia Case In Honor of Kimberly Case
The Human Resources Pod OPEN $25,000
The Residential Services Pod Delegate Karen S. & Mr. Harry Montgomery In Honor of Richard Montgomery
The Support Services Pod Mrs. Nancy Rogers-Watkins,
Mr. Harry Frampton, & Dr. Donald McRae In Honor of Alexander McRae
The Psychology and QA Pod Drs. Richard & Robin McEntire In Honor of Paul McEntire
The Vocational Services Pod Mrs. Jane Ford Salzano In Honor of Jean D. Scafidi
Training Area Reception Dr. and Mrs. Josef Yeager In Honor of Alexander Yeager
Training Pod- Room 1 Mrs. Beverly Dillencourt (d) In Honor of John Dillencourt
Training Pod- Room 2 Mr. and Mrs. Everett Eastman In Honor of James Eastman
Training Pod- Room 3 Mrs. Sevim Sanver In Honor of Aydin Omer Sanver
Training Pod- Room 4 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan & Jane Cunningham In Honor of Owen Cunningha
Training Pod- Room 5 Mr. & Mrs. Dolores & Jimmie V. Reyna, Esq. In Honor of Jimmie Reyna, Jr.
Training Pod- Room 6 OPEN $10,000
Training Pod- Room 7 OPEN $10,000
Training Kitchen & Cafe Mr. & Mrs. Franklin & Molly Myers In Honor of Joseph Myers
Small Conference Room OPEN $10,000
in Hurson Wing
Large Conference Room OPEN $30,000
in Hurson Wing

7. donor recognition and naming opportunities, continued
Playground OPEN $25,000
Outdoor Recreation Area Mr. and Mrs. Mary & John Depenbrock In Honor of Brian Depenbrock
Offices, 30 available $7,500 EACH (inquire for locations)
Benches $1,000 EACH, while they last
Bricks $250 EACH, while they last
Memorial Benches
Donor Message
Amerigroup Community Care Amerigroup Community Care
Ivan and Jane Cunningham In Honor of Owen Cunningham
Beverly Dillencourt (d) John Dillencourt—“Thank You CSAAC”
Beverly Dillencourt (d) “Rest and Renew”
Marion Holloway For Xander McRae
Rhoda Lawrence In Honor of Roseanne Lawrence
Roslyn D. Levinson In Honor of Sue Beth Levinson
Robin and Richard McEntire In Honor of Paul McEntire
Delegate Karen S. Montgomery & Harry Montgomery In Honor of Richard Montgomery
Luis and Karin Moscoso Luis Antonio Moscoso, Jr.
Victor and Patricia Pfeiffer In Honor of Nicholas Pfeiffer
Ayda Sanver In Honor of Julide Selin Halker
Hanna and Allen Schepps In Honor of David Levitt
Bricks
Cecil and Ruby Adcock Candice M. Noonan
Stephen Apostol, III Jeanne Novotny (d)
Pierre and Jodie Bouvery Ian M. Paregol
Nilda and Gary Colgrove Joan Paregol
Aidan Jones Deba Patnaik
Patricia D. Juhrs Robert M. Paul
Anthony J. Kamerick Susan and Dan Pereles
Samuel Lattner Vic and Patricia Pfeiffer
Roslyn D. Levinson Robert C. Placious
Patrick and Vicki Malone Steven Polakoff
Janet L. Mayland Susannah F. Prindle
Donald A. McRae Carl Salzano
Delegate Karen S. and Harry Montgomery Jane Ford Salzano
Walter F. Morrison Hanna and Allen Schepps
Luis and Karin Moscoso Nancy Rogers Watkins and Law Watkins
Brian Mund Tsyh-Tyan Yeh
Sheridan and Dana Neimark
We sincerely apologize for any errors or omissions.
CSAAC, Inc. and CSAAC Foundation are 501(c) (3) nonprofit organizations and donations are fully tax deductible under the law. A copy of the current financial statements are
available upon request by calling 240-912-2256. Documents and information submitted to the State of Maryland under the Maryland Charitable Solicitations Act are available
from the Office of the Secretary of State for the cost of copies and postage.

8. A world-class
training center
s a national model provider for
A autism services, CSAAC regularly
receives inquiries from state
governmental units and other local
service providing agencies to conduct autism
training seminars. The Training Wing of the
new center will offer much needed autism
training space that can be used not only for
training individuals served by CSAAC, for
CSAAC staff training, but also for the training
of other industry professionals. With the
demand for autism services on the rise,
CSAAC is taking the lead in the industry to
ensure all individuals with autism receive
proper, state-of-the-art services, whether
served by CSAAC, or elsewhere. Annually,
CSAAC provides approximately 29,000 hours
of staff training in-house each year. “We have
been recognized by the State as a provider of
quality autism services training,” says Ian Paregol, CSAAC Executive Director. “We plan to
market our training to other developmental disabilities service providers who don’t have the
capacity to train their own staff. With the addition of the training center space, we anticipate
a strong response from the developmental disabilities provider community to the opening
of our Training Institute—certainly the need is there.”
Legacy opportunities for the naming of the training center, training rooms, and the
multipurpose room will be used towards furnishings of the Training Center.
To learn more, contact Ayda Sanver, Director of Community Development, at
240.912.2256.

9. capital campaign pledge form
DONOR INFORMATION (Please type or print)
Last name: First name: MI:
Address:
City: State: Zip code:
Home phone: Business phone:
Cell phone: Email:
DESIRED NAMING: I select the following naming opportunity:
DONOR RECOGNITION: (Donors will be recognized in campaign materials, newsletters, annual reports, and public
poster displays unless an anonymous gift is requested.)
Please use the following name(s) in all acknowledgements:
Please use the following name(s) or language on any naming plaques:
I (we) wish to remain anonymous.
PLEDGE INFORMATION (please check all that apply):
I (we) hereby contribute cash and/or assets to CSAAC Foundation’s 2007-2008 Capital Campaign.
I (we) pledge a total of $ which consists of: amount enclosed $ and remainder pledged in
the amount of $ .
I (we) wish to have this donation (or the remainder) spread over I 1 I2 I3 I4 I 5 years.
at the rate of $ per month or $ per quarter.
CONTRIBUTION METHOD
I (we) plan to make my (our) contribution in the form of:
I cash I check I charge I stock I property I other
For stock transfers or property donation, please contact Ayda Sanver, Director of Community Development,
at 240-912-2256, asanver@csaac.org.
Please charge my credit card: I Visa I MC I Amex I Discover
Credit card number: Exp. date:
Authorized Credit Card Signature:
My gift will be matched by in the amount of $ .
Company/Foundation/Family
Matching gift form enclosed. Matching gift form will be forwarded to CSAAC Foundation.
DONOR SIGNATURE(S)
Signature: Signature:
I (we) have designated CSAAC Foundation, Inc.in my (our) will/estate planning.
I (we) would like more information about planned giving to CSAAC Foundation.
Please Make Checks & Corporate Matches Payable To: CSAAC Foundation, Inc. Donations are tax-deductible to the
extent allowed by law.
Mail your pledge to: CSAAC Foundation, Inc., 8615 East Village Avenue, Montgomery Village, MD 20886
Attn: Director of Community Development or fax to 301.926.9384.

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11. CSAAC At-A-Glance
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In addition, individuals served in CSAAC’s Supported Employment program
work with approximately 50 companies throughout Montgomery Country.

12. The Jane Salzano Center for Autism
8615 East Village Avenue
Montgomery Village, MD 20886
P: 240.912.2220
F: 301.926.9384
www.csaac.org
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