For Immediate Release
September 21, 2007

Contact:Dan Magee, (215) 581-0703

INGLIS FOUNDATION ELECTS SIX NEW DIRECTORS, RE-ELECTS EIGHT

PHILADELPHIA (September 21, 2007) --- Inglis Foundation, the non-profit organization that serves people with physical disabilities, today announced it has elected six new Directors to its Board and has re-elected eight Directors.

The elections follow the recent restructuring of the organization. The Foundation Board will now oversee Inglis House; Inglis Housing Corporation, which develops accessible, affordable housing; and Inglis Durable Medical Equipment Co., a company that supplies mobility equipment such as wheelchairs.

The new Directors are:

• Michael Dandorph - Senior Vice President of Business Development, University of Pennsylvania Health System
• John Dugan - Partner, Health Industries Advisory Practice, Price Waterhouse Coopers
• JoAnne Fredericks - Senior Vice President, Pennsylvania Trust Company
• Nancy Kirby - Assistant Dean & Director of Admissions, Graduate School of Social Work & Social Research at Bryn Mawr College; elected Secretary
• Theodore (Ted) Robb - Robb Associates 
• Sankey Williams, M.D. – Chief, Division of General Internal Medicine, University of Pennsylvania Health System
  
  They join eight individuals who were re-elected Directors:
• Carolyn Bennett - Community Volunteer
• Caryl Carpenter, Ph.D. - Head, Department of Management, Health and Human Resources, Widener University; elected Treasurer
• Alison T. Dante - Attorney, Morgan Lewis Bockius LLP
• Luisa Rabe - President, Pruett Rabe Associates; elected Board Chair
• Marisa Rogers, M.D. - Medical Director, Spectrum Health Services, Inc.
• Laura Schwanger - Regional Administrator (retired), United Spinal Association
• Mary Lee Stallkamp - Community Volunteer; elected Vice Chair
• Jacqueline Zinn, Ph.D. - Professor, Fox School of Business and Management, Temple University

About Inglis Foundation

Inglis Foundation works with people with physical disabilities to create and provide practical solutions so they may pursue their life goals. All of Inglis’ services and programs are designed to enable people with physical disabilities to enjoy life with the greatest amount of independence and mobility.