Annual Report 2018 Table Of Contents
3 Giving Leads The Way: Letter from Executive Director Susie Nelson
4 Giving Beyond A Lifetime: James E. and Betty L. Kinsey Legacy Fund
5 Grant Feature: Great Western School Ceiling Restoration Gives Bright Glimpse into the Past
6 Civic Leaders Fellowship Program Gives Next Gen New Insights
8 Focus Groups: Giving Thought to What’s Needed to Make Our Area Thrive
9 Grant Feature: Community Impact Fund Grants – Giving Support to Local Organizations
10 Grant Feature: Urban Mission “Jobs for Life” Giving Jobseekers A Competitive Edge
12 CFOV Affiliate Makes Giving A Priority
14 Giving Takes Center Stage: The Amazing Raise
15 A Year In Review: Women’s Giving Circle – Making Change Through Giving
16 Funds Of The Community Foundation
20 Fund Gifts
26 Scholarship Funds
29 Grants and Distributions
34 Plan Your Gift
35 Our Team
2 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 GIVING, or more specifically, philanthropy has been an influential movement in the Ohio Valley over the last several years – and it is picking up steam. 2018 has proven that at the Community Foundation. Our region is certainly positively impacted by those giving back in nearly every corner of our region. At CFOV we are proud to be a small part of that movement. Our staff is inspired every day by the generosity of people we meet. Each of them has a desire to do something to make our home a better place to live, work, learn and play. We have the pleasure of seeing the good in people as they use their personal wealth for good works. The pages of our Annual Report share just a fraction of those good works. Many people consider planned gifts to CFOV, like James and Betty Kinsey, who Susie Nelson you will read about in the following pages. It is important to have conversations with your family and your professional advisor about your charitable wishes. Executive Director If establishing a future fund at CFOV fits, we welcome the opportunity to meet with you to help you think through these decisions. You may be surprised with how simple these plans can be. Giving for today is also on the rise. GIVE Belmont County, our affiliate, continues to make an impact by supporting nonprofit organizations through collective grantmaking. Their vision for their philanthropy is contagious and more people in the county are learning how they can help others. You will read more about their journey in the next few pages. If you are reading this annual report, you are likely a donor or considering becoming one. We thank you for your charitable spirit and your generosity. Our region is becoming a better place because of it.
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 3 GIVING BEYOND A LIFETIME
James E. and Betty L. Kinsey Legacy Fund
James and Betty Kinsey spent their lives in Marshall County, having each graduated from Cameron High School and enjoying careers that involved serving others. James, an Army veteran, spent time in the banking industry and ultimately retired from the US Postal Service. Betty graduated from West Liberty State College and went on to become a beloved physical education teacher at Union and Cameron high schools. The Kinseys, married for 68 years, felt strongly about the community they called home and made it a priority to help improve it beyond their lifetimes by using their assets. Literacy, public health, education and spirituality were important to the couple. They designed a legacy gift to enhance services and opportunities provided by the organizations they cared about most.
By establishing the James E. and Betty L. Kinsey Legacy Fund, the people and places of Cameron will be receiving support for generations to come.
4 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Great Western School Ceiling Restoration Gives Bright Glimpse into the Past GRANT The Great Western School stands along National Road on the campus of Ohio FEATURE University Eastern, just west of St. Clairsville. Thanks to grant support from the Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund, the Margaret Dankworth Memorial Fund and the ongoing commitment from the National Trail 348 of the International Questers, The support provided the structural integrity of the one-room school has greatly improved through a by CFOV combined ceiling restoration project. The Great Western School served students from 1870- with resources from 1952 and is included on the National Register of Historic Places. Stepping into community partners the building transports visitors of all ages to another time – when students and makes this historical teachers had everything they needed in one room. The ceiling restoration project preservation effort a shining success! was embraced by the Quester chapter to not only improve overall safety but to also enhance the building’s interior. The Great Western School pre-dates electricity so tin ceilings were helpful in keeping the space bright.
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 5 WORK HERE LIVE HERE Civic Leaders Fellowship Program Gives Next Gen New Insights BE HERE
Now in its sixth year, the Civic Leaders Fellowship Program continues to reduce “brain drain” in the Ohio Valley by exposing participants to the area’s merits. This is accomplished by providing selected participants with relevant, paid internships at area businesses and pairing that work experience with personal and professional development opportunities. Speakers share their expertise in areas related to business/economic development, revitalization/engagement and other categories of interest. The participants also tour downtown workspaces like The Health Plan, living spaces like the Boury Lofts, and even some unfamiliar but very cool places like Touchstone Research Laboratory and Ziegenfelder.
It’s a comprehensive, though condensed, approach to encourage these future professionals to ‘work here, live here, be here’ and to consider the opportunities that exist here at home.
The Civic Leaders Fellowship Program is supported by friends of CFOV and the Wheeling Chamber, WesBanco and FirstEnergy.
6 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Program Participants and Placements
First-Year Fellows Corey Cunningham, Ohio County – Wheeling Nailers Caroline Humphrey, Ohio County – Advanced Family Practice Jah’Ehir Jackson-Hawkins, Ohio County – US Bankruptcy Court, Northern District Josephine Mosman, Ohio County – King’s Daughters Child Care Center Madison Taylor, Ohio County – Wheeling Convention & Visitors Bureau Savanna Woodford, Belmont County – Peterson Healthcare & Rehabilitation
Second-Year Fellows Christopher Blackwell, Belmont County – Touchstone Research Laboratory Stephanie Courts, Ohio County – Wheeling Health Right Alec Dodd, Ohio County – The Ryan Ferns Healthplex Danielle Kaminski, Ohio County – Regional Economic Development Partnership (RED) Cara Martin, Marshall County – Wheeling Country Day School Sara Quigley, Marshall County – Children’s Home of Wheeling Brooke Robinson, Belmont County – Beyond Marketing Samantha Schaal, Belmont County – Legal Aid of West Virginia
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 7 FOCUS Giving Thought to What’s Needed GROUPS to Make Our Area Thrive
A community foundation is more than just an organization that makes grants and scholarships – community leadership is another area of interest.
This past year, CFOV hosted focus groups in each of the eight counties we serve to identify the unique challenges that exist in our collective backyards and how that could impact future CFOV funding methods. The groups consisted of civic and community leaders who represented broad areas of expertise. Each session worked to answer the same prompts – and then collectively arrived at a top three listing through a prioritization process. While there were some differences, the similarities of each county’s list were remarkable! An areawide nonprofit focus group was hosted soon after to see if the perception of those not attached to organizations matched what was being seen in the nonprofit arena.
The results of the county specific focus groups resulted in the following priority areas - drug abuse, prevention and treatment; next generation/mentoring; youth recreation and activities and economic development. On the nonprofit side, issues relating to theworkforce, drugs, family and the interaction between government and nonprofits were identified as most pressing.
Although these forums were not intended to serve as a needs assessment nor designed to provide immediate solutions, the groups worked to proactively identify issues that could have an impact on the types of work done by area organizations. As the area continues to grow, we look forward to exploring creative solutions that address these concerns, while always working to improve the Ohio Valley in big ways!
Shared Concerns Across the Ohio Valley • Food insecurity Focus Group Questions • Supports for vulnerable populations
• Affordable housing What are the key, critical problems that need to be addressed within our community? • Public transportation What are the “people needs” our community is begging • Family supports us to provide?
• Preparing youth for life after high school What are the trends that we see coming in the future that we need to be positioned to serve? • Community leadership and mentorship If we were sitting here three years from today, we’d • Community pride and civic leadership be happy if ______were addressed. • Technical education opportunities
8 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Community Impact Fund Grants – GRANT Giving Support to Local Organizations FEATURE
Four organizations in the Steubenville and Weirton area The Community Impact Fund is comprised of several received grant support from the Community Impact Fund, unrestricted funds of the Community Foundation and CFOV’s most diverse competitive grant program. other funds designed to support a field of interest or area of need as identified by the donor. The Community Impact Fund exists to enhance Ohio Valley communities and improve the quality of life “Community Impact grantee organizations are striving through assisting local arts programs, supporting youth to improve the communities they serve and that is development, strengthening health/wellness and social easily demonstrated by the projects taking place in support services, supporting economic development Steubenville and Weirton. An important part of our programs and educational initiatives in the Foundation’s mission is honored through the efforts supported by this eight-county service area. program,” Nelson said.
“The Community Impact Fund consistently attracts quality In all, 15 organizations projects seeking funding through a highly competitive throughout the Ohio Valley process. This year, we were particularly pleased and excited were awarded grants totaling to support so many important initiatives from organizations representing this part of our service area,” related Susie Nelson, executive director of CFOV. $71,332!
Grants totaling $21,297 were awarded to the following organizations in the Steubenville and Weirton area:
Organization Project Amount
City of Steubenville Parks Belleview Pool Improvements $5,000 & Recreation Basics for Our Community’s Babies Gabriel Project of West Virginia $8,797 (Jefferson County)
Top of WV CVB Wheeling Symphony at Weirton Event Center $5,000
Urban Mission Ministries, Inc. Jobs For Life $2,500
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 9 Urban Mission “Jobs for Life” Giving GRANT Jobseekers A Competitive Edge FEATURE
The Urban Mission received The Urban Mission recently started an economic development initiative support for its Jobs for Life called Jobs for Life. Jobs for Life is a program which trains, equips and initiative through CFOV’s connects local churches, nonprofits and businesses in communities to Community Impact Fund work together to help prepare men and women for meaningful work. – the Foundation’s most Programs like this demonstrate the opportunities at work at nonprofits diverse funding opportunity. throughout the Ohio Valley – Rev. Ashley Steele shares just how important this initiative is and the potential it has to give change in great ways…
Jobs for Life class members celebrating the mid-way point of the Jobs for Life class.
Jobs for Life participants when they visited the Jefferson County Community Action Council to learn about their job resources offered through Ohio Means Jobs.
Jobs for Life student, Latosha Jenkins, who had just stopped in to let us know she was hired for a position at The Laurels, a local nursing home. We are so proud of her hard work and dedication in class.
10 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Dear Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley,
There’s been quite a buzz around Steubenville lately after the Urban Mission announced we would be holding our first Jobs for Life training program in October thanks to your generous support! Almost daily, individuals come to the Urban Mission seeking a better life for themselves and their family. Some have lost jobs, some have lost their homes, all experiencing some loss to their dignity. The Jobs for Life program is a life-giving tool for men and women who are seeking to live out their God given potential through work. It’s an 8-week, 16-session training program that covers topics including self-worth, work readiness and achieving long-term success while providing students with a supportive network of mentors from all sectors of society – church, school, business and community. As Jobs for Life so powerfully states in their class material, when people work, it affirms their dignity, value and purpose. It verifies their identity, it creates community, it produces jobs, and it also renews cities. Work changes everything and when an organization, such as the Urban Mission, offers a program like Jobs for Life, it can change the entire trajectory of a person’s life, not to mention that of the entire Ohio Valley. Thank you, Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley, for your support for our Jobs for Life program. You have given the Urban Mission an opportunity to live out our mission and vision to help end poverty, one person, one fresh start at a time. With appreciation, your community partner, Rev. Ashley Steele
Executive Director, Urban Mission Ministries
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 11 CFOV Affiliate Makes Giving a Priority
The Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund, an affiliate of the Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley, has changed its name to GIVE Belmont County to better reflect the purpose.
Comprised of Belmont County landowners and representatives from the oil and gas industry and other caring individuals, GIVE Belmont County provides an opportunity for those benefiting from new wealth to support organizations making a difference in the community.
From its start in 2013, the group has granted more than $200,000 to nonprofits in or serving Belmont County. The members of the fund’s advisory committee are eager to continue this very targeted means of grantmaking and feel the name change fully demonstrates the commitment to the area.
“We are so pleased to be able to continue supporting the great things happening in Belmont County made possible by area nonprofits. We remain committed to doing our part to make lasting impacts through the good fortune so many of us have experienced. Changing our name to GIVE Belmont County simply reinforces the passion we have for the place we call home,” shared Lova Ebbert, GIVE Belmont County chairperson.
CFOV Executive Director Susie Nelson is grateful for the affiliate relationship and sees the group’s dedication at work in all they do.
“We are pleased to partner with GIVE Belmont County as they promote giving for the benefit of Belmont County. Our region has many needs and grass-roots philanthropy through a local affiliate like this helps to make a significant impact in a strategic way,” Nelson shared.
GIVE Belmont County serves as a great example of how giving leads the way!
12 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 13 GIVING TAKES Gifts given $through the five years CENTER of the event total more than STAGE $1.9 MILLION!
The clock struck midnight on May 1 and the Amazing Raise Ohio Valley launched for its fifth year! 105 organizations from all corners of the CFOV service area took part in the event, which helps area nonprofits raise funds to support important projects and causes in just 24 hours!
When the clock made its way to 11:59 p.m. an impressive $366,082 was raised through 2,651 gifts!
Our presenting sponsors, Security National Trust Company and Hazlett, Burt & Watson, joined the following generous partners to make the 2018 Amazing Raise possible:
• WesBanco • Dominion Energy • IBEW Local 141 • Lamar Advertising • Orrick • Belmont Savings Bank • Main Street Bank • WKKX • Huntington Bank • XTO • Cafaro Foundation • WTRF • Robinson Auto Group
Total Raised Top $366,082 Fundraisers3 1. St. Clairsville Public Library Foundation # of gifts 2. Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund 3. Linsly School 2,651 14 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Consistent Giving Makes the Women’s Giving Circle Successful A YEAR IN REVIEW Giving Circles are not unique, but a Giving Circle that continuously maintains or increases its annual grantmaking is remarkable. CFOV’s Women’s Giving Circle has become a major funder in the Upper Ohio Valley for causes that empower women and girls over the last seven years. Established in 2010, the WGC started with 17 women and an idea. Others quickly joined the group and grantmaking began.
Every “member” of the WGC annually gives $500 to the fund. Half of each gift goes into the annual grantmaking fund while the other half goes into an endowed fund to ensure the organization’s long-term sustainability. Women under 40 pay only $250. The WGC now has consistent membership of about 150 women who are actively involved in the grantmaking. The 2017 grants of $54,775 brought the cumulative total for grants to nearly $270,000 in just seven years benefiting 52 different organizations throughout the CFOV’s service area. One of the first organizations funded by the WGC was the Youth Services System’s Transitional Living Program. About the same time the WGC was founded, YSS was rehabilitating the old Sacred Heart School on Wheeling Island to transform it into transitional apartments for young adults who are aging out of the foster care system with nowhere to turn. WGC members funded the program and have provided supportive grants each year since for the female participants. “Many of the WGC members thought about themselves at the age of 18 and couldn’t imagine being on their own at that time of their lives,” explains CFOV Executive Director, Susie Nelson. “This program helps young people find their way with a roof over their head, assistance with college or job placement, budgeting and support that all young adults need.”
Other grants from the WGC last year were: • Challenger Learning Center – Girls in Space Program • City of New Martinsville – Self Defense Classes for Women and Girls • Oglebay Institute – Camp Scholarships for Girls to Attend Summer Camps • SMART Center – Girls Enjoying Math & Science (GEMS) Camp The WGC welcomes • Children’s Museum for the Ohio Valley – Girls Who Code Program new members at any time. If you’d like to learn more • Greater Wheeling Coalition for the Homeless – Female Empowerment Program about joining, contact • Wheeling Health Right – “Farmacy” for Female Patients with Chronic Illnesses us today! • WVNCC Foundation – Emergency Assistance for Female Students • YWCA Wheeling – Women Inspired in New Directions (WIND) Program
WGC members can be as involved in the grantmaking process as they would like. Committee members are active with grant recommendations, grant research and grant evaluations. The WGC Executive Committee oversees the activities of the group, including an annual celebration picnic, membership recruitment and governing processes. Administrative support is provided by CFOV.
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 15 FUNDS OF THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
* denotes newly established fund
DONOR ADVISED FUNDS Helping Hands Fund Stealey Community Fund Donor Advised Funds provide a simple, Hess Family Fund Stealey Reserve Fund powerful and very personal approach to James B. Chambers Memorial Steubenville Revitalization giving. Donors and advisors stay actively Foundation Fund Group Fund involved in the process and work closely James Harrison Frey & Michael Paul Terek Family Fund with the Foundation staff to identify Hires Charitable Fund* The Angel Fund community nonprofits doing the best James McCune Foundation Fund The Drs. Madhu and Krishan Aggarwal work on the issues they care about most. Janie Altmeyer Think Pink Fund Family Foundation Fund Jerry & Lova Ebbert Fund The Nutting Fund Aaron Davies Charitable Fund Jimenez Charitable Fund The Viking Fund Almost Heaven WV Fund Joan & Lee Kelvington The Wheeling Automobile Club Fund Andy Hogan Charitable Fund Foundation Fund Thieroff Family Fund Anonymous Fund (2) John and Kristina Kramer Toronto Coalition for Belmont County Endowment Fund* Charitable Fund Revitalization Fund Bennett Family Fund John Retton Foundation Fund Tri-State Filipino American Board Family Fund Joseph Krivak Memorial Fund Association Fund Brann & Helen Altmeyer Fund Kinsey S. Ard Memorial Fund Two Bridges Fund Cattrell Family Fund (In Memory of Louis & Emma Salvatori Upper Ohio Valley Dialysis George & Robert Cattrell) Lynne & Ben Exley IV Charitable Fund Memorial Fund Charles Lando Memorial Fund Mark & Barbara Trushel Upper Ohio Valley Flood Relief Fund* Charles R. & Fred R. Wilcox Family Charitable Fund Veterans Fund (Park Dances Revisited) Memorial Fund Marshall County Society for Disabled Victorian Wheeling Foundation, Inc. Chevron Fund Children & Adults Fund Watkins Utica Fund Christopher Fanning Memorial Mary Ann Hess Fund Wheeling-Nisshin Fund Community Education Fund Matt Velez Save A Life Fund Wilma J. Grimes Fund Cochrane Moneske O’Brien Miller Family Fund WV Key Club District Fund Charitable Fund Music Magic Fund WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund D’Anniballe First Family Legacy Fund Nolte Family Fund WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund Douglas Naylor First Family Ohio County Medical Society Alliance - Jim Moler Award Legacy Fund Charitable Fund Elizabeth S. Hess-Gebhard Fund Ohio Valley Wrestling Coaches DESIGNATED FUNDS Former Martins Ferry Kiwanis Club Assocation Fund Establishing a Designated Fund allows a Charitable Fund OV Foundation Fund donor to support one or more specific Foundation for Appalachian Ohio Raimonde Family Fund charitable organizations while creating a Youth Fund Raise Your Game Fund permanent asset on the charity’s behalf. Fred R. Wilcox Memorial Fund Robinson Family Fund Glaub Family Fund Romeo & Elsie Reyes Family Fund Agudas Achim Congregation Glory to Christ Fund Rotary Club of Weirton Heights Fund Cemetery Fund* Gompers Fund Sean P. Elerick Memorial Fund Alice Crow Parriott Fund Goodman Family Fund Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund Amaya-Johnson Fund
16 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Anthony N. Pirraglia Jr. Legacy Fund Julia Schaltenbrand Endowment Fund AGENCY ENDOWMENT FUNDS Barnesville High School Soccer Fund Kalb Family Fund Area nonprofit organizations establish Beatty Park Fund of Jefferson County Kelly Dolan Memorial Fund* agency endowments to strengthen and Benjamin C. Ybanez Memorial Fund Lawrence E. & Mary Dee Bandi Fund grow fundraising efforts and to ensure Boots Jarvis Memorial Fund* Lee Ann Foundation for Victims a means of permanent support. Holding Bridgeport Educational of Breast Cancer the fund at CFOV gives the nonprofit Assistance Fund Lisa Cockayne Animal Care Fund the ability to fully focus on their mission Brigid O’Brien Fund Margaret Dankworth Memorial Fund rather than the management of the CCHS Scholarship Fund Mark Eddie Rockin’ Juvenile fund. Charles & Mary Gantzer Diabetes Fund Scholarship Fund Mary’s Provisions for the Poor Fund Children’s Museum of the Ohio Valley Chester R. Hubbard Memorial Aid Michael and Betty Karras Endowment Fund Society Fund Memorial Fund Elizabeth A. Kyle Fund Coudon Hall Fund Millsop Community Center Legacy Friends of Wetzel County Animal Courtney & Danielle Block Memorial Trust Fund Shelter Supporters, Inc. Fund Scholarship Fund Sponsored by UPS Mount Wood Cemetery Fund Jefferson County United Way Fund Earl Gompers & Bernice Grewe- New Martinsville Riverfront Lesley W. Galinski Endowment Gompers Fund Development Project Fund for Music and Fine Arts Fund Edna Kiger Rapp Fund Pamela Sue Kennen Blevins Mountain Heart Fund Elikan Fund Legacy Fund* United Way Endowment Fund Elizabeth Stifel Kline Fund for Pangilinan-Torres Charity Fund WATCH Endowment Fund the CFOV Peterson Community Foundation Wheeling Health Right - Weidle Elizabeth Stifel Kline Fund for Pine Grove Library Fund Memorial Fund United Way Regional Economic Development YMCA of Wheeling Endowment Fund Evelyn G. Engler Fund for the Seeing Arena Improvement Fund* Youth Services System Futures Fund Hand Association, Inc. Robert W. Schramm West Liberty Evelyn G. Engler Fund for Wheeling State College Science Fair Fund Society for Crippled Children (Easter Roslyn & Charles Lando Fund FIELD OF INTEREST FUNDS Seals) St. Clairsville Library Charitable Fund Donors who establish a Field of Interest Franco J. DeSantis Memorial Fund St. John the Divine Living Memorial Fund target their gift to address a Friendship Park of Jefferson Endowment Fund specific area of need. No matter County Fund The John Oliver Rankin, M.D., your area of interest, the Community George V. Thieroff, Sr. Donor Memorial Fund Foundation can assist in establishing a Designated Fund Union Local Schools Curriculum fund and direct strategic gifts to address Gilbert S. Bachmann Memorial Fund Enhancement Fund what’s important to you. Grand Vue Park Foundation Fund W. Frederick Bartholomew Fund H. Lawrence Jones Fund Wetzel County Hospital Fund Jefferson County Fund Helen P. Rowley & Leonard Rowley Wheeling Middle School Boosters Joseph & Marilyn Fraker Animal Memorial Fund Club Fund Care Fund Irene Meagel Fund Whipkey Charitable Fund Marshall County Area Fund James & Betty Kinsey Legacy Fund* William H. Homan “Founders Fund” MGC (Mary G. Carenbauer) Fund James, Louise and Clyda Manley Fund WPHS Athletic Boosters Fund Wetzel County Area Fund Jefferson County RDH12 Fund Youth Club of Marshall County Fund Williams Fund for Sight Jefferson County Trails & Greenways John & Alia Karras Family Fund
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 17 COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INITIATIVES Bob Weir Memorial Historic John Racer Memorial In our work with donors and charities Preservation Scholarship Scholarship Fund across the region, we sometimes identify Bradley A. Miller Jr. Scholarship Fund Joseph M. & Annale R. Wells larger issues and opportunities that Buzz Rocchio Award Fund Scholarship Fund merit the community’s attention. These Carl Rollynn “Pop” & Grace B. Sullivan Joseph P. Mull, Jr. & Virginia P. Mull funds harness the charitable power of Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Cochrane Moneske O’Brien Joy Cox Nursing Memorial many individual donors to help address Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund the issue or opportunity. Deever Family Fund Kathleen Simmons Batalion Dick Grob Memorial Scholarship Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Civic Leaders Fellowship Donivon E. Adams Memorial Kenneth R. Dennis Scholarship Fund Program Fund Scholarship Fund Kovalick Scholarship Fund Women’s Giving Circle Dr. Jim Mills Scholarship Fund Leon Berze Memorial Scholarship Edwin “Bud” Weigle Memorial Trade Leora and Mildred LaRue Fund SPECIAL PROJECTS FUNDS School Scholarship Fund Lisa Cockayne Scholarship Fund A special project fund allows donors to Former Martins Ferry Rotary Club for John Marshall High School create and support innovative activities Scholarship Fund Madalyn McCreary Memorial and programs in the Ohio Valley. Frances S. & Stephen E. Pritchard Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Maryanne K. Pflug Memorial Belmont County Wellness Fund Frank Ferguson Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Messino-Wehrheim Scholarship Fund Capitol Theatre Preservation Fraternal Order of Police Mike G. Dotson Scholarship Fund Trust Fund Association Scholarship Fund MTJ Scholarship Fund City of Wheeling East Wheeling Friends of MarkWest Liberty Mulholland Futures Athletic Field Bleachers Project Fund* Midstream & Resources Scholarship Fund* City of Wheeling Special Scholarship Fund N. Elizabeth Elbin Memorial Purposes Fund Gene DeProsperis Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Todd Hayes Memorial Fund George Zatezalo Memorial Ohio County Bar Association Warwood Playgrounds Fund* Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Weirton Independence Day Glenda K Follett Memorial Orrick, Herrington and Sutcliffe GOC Concert Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Wheeling 250 Fund* Helen Biery Memorial Pat Bland Memorial Scholarship Wheeling Dog Park Fund Scholarship Fund Pat Johnson Memorial YWCA Domestic Violence Service Fund Howard Corcoran Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Patrick A. Clutter Scholarship IAFF Local #12 Scholarship Fund & Memorial Fund SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS Jack & Mary Burgbacher Carpenter Paul H. & E. Ruth Eddy Memorial Donors help students achieve Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund their dreams through education Jan Mayhew Graham Polish American Patriot Club by establishing or contributing to a Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund scholarship fund. Community Foundation Jerome B. Schmitt Scholarship Fund Rachael Worby Scholarship Fund staff work with donors to establish John & Becky Wright First Generation Richard R. Heagin Memorial guidelines to create an opportunity that College Fund Scholarship Fund will make a difference. John & Norma Miller-Daffin Robin Drennan Memorial Volleyball Educators’ Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Aaron Davies Memorial John H. & Dorothy M. Zmavec Ruth B. & William L. Gilligan Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund AAUW Beulah Boyd Scholarship Fund John J. & Tulane B. Mensore Sylvia Archer Scholarship Fund of Andrew Goldstrom Fund Scholarship Fund* Sistersville Lions Club Barnesville Exempted Village School John M. & Wanda D. Brown The Beulah Meyer Scholarship Fund District Fund Scholarship Fund* The Upper Ohio Valley Italian Barnesville High School Class of 1979 John Marshall High School Foundation Scholarship Trust Scholarship for Academic Excellence Scholarship Fund
18 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Tikkun Olam Scholarship of Temple Beth Israel of Steubenville, Ohio Fund Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Scholarship Fund Tyler Consolidated High School Athletic Boosters Association Scholarship W. Thornley Hunt Memorial Scholarship Fund Wes Wagner Art Scholarship
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS Unrestricted Funds enhance the Community Foundation’s annual competitve grant program. These flexible funds put responsibility of identifying community needs, researching and selecting worthy charities on the Foundation, relieving donors of these complexities.
Anonymous Fund Community Impact Fund Fredrick G. Weimer Fund
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 19 Mary Louise Goodman Civic Leaders Fellowship Program Maryann Galbreath Anonymous Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Leland Eilert Erikka L. Storch Nancy Hudson K & M Niekamp Charitable Foundation Nancy Piatt Kristi Long Pamela Long-Little Schenk Charitable Trust Polly Loy Susie Nelson FUND Sandra Nicholoff WesBanco, Inc. Sharon T. McCutcheon Wheeling Area Chamber of Commerce St. Clairsville Rotary Club Victoria Gabis Cochrane Moneske O'Brien GIFTS Charitable Fund
Mr. Robert J. O'Brien
Boots Jarvis Memorial Fund Jarvis Funeral Home Community Impact Fund Anonymous Gifts Brann & Helen Altmeyer Fund Audrey E. Ciripompa* Mr. and Mrs. H. Brann Altmeyer Christine Hargrave Clyde C. Seabright Jr. Bridgeport Education David Robertson Aaron Davies Memorial Scholarship Assistance Fund Douglas Midcap Fund Cynthia Gould Douglas Molnar James McCune Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Scheid Dr. and Mrs. James Comerci Niekro Classic Dr. Gail E. Looney Agudas Achim Congregation Dr. John P. McCullough Cemetery Fund Capitol Theatre Preservation Dr. Virginia A. Dulany Agudas Achim Congregation Trust Fund Frank Jackson Andrew S. Neal Gary B. Bohlman Barnesville High School Class of 1979 Edward Miller H. Lawrence Jones, Ed.D. Scholarship for Academic Excellence Ginger Kabala James Frey and Michael Hires Anonymous Gifts Greg & Barb Gage Janet Bole Diamond Hill Capital Management Lynne Bailey Jay Goodman Mr. and Mrs. J. Craig Bradfield* Olivia Litman Joseph A. Laker Kiwanis Club of Wheeling Scott Willis Richard Knoblich Kristine N. Molnar Shell Oil Company Foundation Tamara Hewitt* Matching Gifts Michael Davidson Terri Magruder Kahle Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Kaiser Jr. Timothy Cogan *in memory of C.J. Bradfield Mr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Rohrig Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mead *in memory of Charles Hewitt Belmont County Endowment Fund Mr. and Mrs. Will Turani Mr. William J. Yaeger and Gabe Hays CCHS Scholarship Fund Mrs. Mary Beth Yaeger Mr. and Mrs. William G. Fisher Norman L. Pollock Belmont County Wellness Fund Patricia B. Jeffers Anonymous Gifts Charles Lando Memorial Fund Peter Freeman Connie King Lisa Allen Robert Jankowski Crystal Lorimor The Ziegenfelder Company Roger Warren Cynthia Greenlee Sue Seibert Farnsworth Deborah Reed Chevron Fund Susan L. Hershey Denise Obloy Chevron Diane Hunter *in memory of Jess A. Ciripompa Dr. Tiffany & Gregg T. Boury City of Wheeling East Wheeling Gardnar Weaver Athletic Field Bleachers Project Courtney & Danielle Block Memorial Gurmeet Singh Fund Scholarship Fund Sponsored by UPS H.E. Kieffer James B. Chambers UPS Employees* Interim Healthcare Memorial Foundation James Perry Ohio Valley ADC, Inc. *in memory of Courtney & Danielle Block
Janet Eide Deever Family Fund John H. Goodman III City of Wheeling Special Joyce Larson Richard Deever Purposes Fund Karen Nichols Anonymous Kelli Gonot Douglas Naylor First Family Ginger Kabala Legacy Fund Kenneth Gibson Melinda Koslik Larry Devine Eleanor R. Naylor Pamela Murdock Marianne McGough Steve Burke 20 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Elizabeth Stifel Kline Fund for the Scott A. Love William Mentzer United Way Wheeling Automobile Club Fund William Sandiford* United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Jerry & Lova Ebbert Fund *in memory of William Wilburn Frank Ferguson Memorial Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Ebbert **in memory of Abby Frohnapfel Scholarship Fund Anonymous Gifts JMHS Scholarship Fund John Racer Memorial Scholarship Candice L. Owens Robert O'Brien Fund Cathy A. Pierce Cochrane Moneske O'Brien Bill Stewart Memorial Golf Tournament Dr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Wilson Charitable Fund Eric Blend Joseph Krivak Memorial Fund Esther Bond John & Norma Miller-Daffin Agnes Connors Gina Smith Educators’ Scholarship Fund Donald Muhlbach John Zumpetta Miller-Daffin Family Foundation Edward Krivak Mary Ann Rafa Jean Krivak Mr. and Mrs. Bob Shute John H. & Dorothy M. Zmavec Jeanne Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Kelly Scholarship Fund Luke Davis Off the Top Gary Leshuk Norman Mordue Olive L. Turner Paul L. Paolisso Patricia Mercer John J. & Tulane B. Mensore Richard Mahoney Peggy Ferguson Scholarship Fund Thomas Bateman Phillip and Sara Alig John J. & Tulane B. Mensore Thomas Hermanowski Phyllis Kellam Thomas McDonald Sara Jane Rinehart John M. & Wanda D. Brown Scholarship Fund Joy Cox Nursing Memorial Friends of MarkWest Liberty Wilmington Trust for James & Scholarship Fund Midstream & Resources Wanda Brown Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Hood Scholarship Fund MarkWest Liberty Midstream & John Marshall High School Kelly Dolan Memorial Fund Resources LLC Scholarship Fund Richard E. Dolan Alexa and John Bushovisky St. Mary's Catholic Church Gilbert S. Bachmann Memorial Fund Anna Stipetich Wheeling Automobile Club Fund Brenda Frohnapfel** Lawrence E. & Mary Dee Bandi Fund Catherine Folmar Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bandi Irene Meagel Fund Cathy Irish Meagel Charitable Trust Centenary House Lee Ann Foundation for Victims of Dr. David N. Gaudino Breast Cancer Fund James & Betty Kinsey Legacy Fund Gail Artimez Lawrence R. Gress James & Betty Kinsey Revocable Trust Jamie Nichols* Marshall County Flag Football Jennifer Yates Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Abraham James B. Chambers Memorial Jo Jo S. Ullom Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cassis Foundation Fund John Marshall High School Faculty Mr. and Mrs. Richard Stewart James B. Chambers Memorial Jonette Holmes Sherrard Middle School Foundation Kari Kim Clark St. Clairsville Area Chamber Kathleen Loughman of Commerce James Harrison Frey & Michael Paul Kelli Gonot Hires Charitable Fund Linda T. Gardill* Leon Berze Memorial Scholarship James Frey and Michael Hires Mary Margaret Lucas* Charlotte Berze* Megan Pintus Lee Ann Vargo James McCune Foundation Fund Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Salvatori* Mr. and Mrs. George Nemeth Gaudio Memorial Scholarship Mr. and Mrs. David Takach* Foundation Mr. and Mrs. James E. Beatty* *in memory of Leon Berze John McCune Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Miller Starvaggi Charities, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Wade* Lynne & Ben Exley IV Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. John S. Marshall* Mr. and Mrs. Ben Exley IV Jan Mayhew Graham Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Laurence M. Evans* Troy Graham Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Younkins* Marshall County Fund Nicole Shipman Anonymous Jefferson County Fund Patricia Fulton* Frank A. Bonacci Mr. and Mrs. David Skiviat Penny Evans, Hobby Toppers* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Glaub Rebecca Trembush* Mary's Provisions for the Poor Fund Ryan Asbury Robert Miller Jerome B. Schmitt Memorial Tammy DeWitt Scholarship Fund Vickie Pond* Jeanne Schmitt Wendy M. Waters Jerome Schmitt CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 21 Matt Velez Save A Life Fund Ward R. Bray Bellaire Local Schools Wendy Elswick Ruth B. & William L. Gilligan Brent Strasser Scholarship Fund Chad W. Broadwater Mulholland Futures Scholarship Dr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Gilligan* Chelsea Lewis Fund Mr. and Ms. Jim Gilligan Collegiate Alumnae of Wheeling Youth Services System, Inc. Danielle Munas *in memory of Ruth B. & William L. Gilligan Edwin Kluth Nolte Family Fund Elizabeth Birch Charles I. Nolte Sean P. Elerick Memorial Fund Ginger Aulick Alicia C. Freeman Jorden Schrebe Ohio County Bar Association Denise Penz Katherine McNeil Scholarship Fund Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Heil Manny Velez Ohio County Bar Association Patricia Elerick Mary & George Smoulder Mary Lou DeFillippo Pamela Sue Kennen Blevins Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund Meredith Coyne Legacy Fund Alicia C. Freeman Michael Velez H. Lawrence Jones, Ed.D. Anonymous Gifts Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Paxton Arthur D. Monahan Sharon Davidson Pangilinan-Torres Charity Fund Audrey Amos St. Clairsville Area Soccer Association Nellie T. Pangilinan Audrey Clark The GFWC Women's Club of Wheeling Betty Kovachic Valerie Piko Pat Bland Memorial Scholarship Beverly Sue Yudasz Fund Bill Hunkler, CLU, CHFC* Messino-Wehrheim Bill Stewart Memorial Golf BOA Constructors, LLC Scholarship Fund Tournament Bob Braido Marilyn M. Wehrheim Bob Lewis Patrick A. Clutter Scholarship & Cain Family LLC Millsop Community Center Legacy Memorial Fund Carol Carpenter Trust Fund AEP Appalachian Power Co. Carol Myers City of Weirton Board of Park Pat Clutter Scholarship Golf Scramble Cathy Wickens Commissioners Chris Cardello Pine Grove Library Fund Clyde P. Repik Mount Wood Cemetery Fund Melynda Sampson Dane Burkhart Alexandra Panas Patricia B. Jeffers David A. Humphreys Jr. Angela Feenerty David Frio Armina Mead Raise Your Game Fund David Jones B. Mitchell Haddad Assure America Denise Penz Carla Tustin Chad W. Broadwater Emens & Wolper Law Firm Co. LPA Carol Bell Community Impact Fund Fayetta L. Watkins Caroline Horacek Main Street Bank Felicia Powell Charles Wood Wetzel County Board of Education Gene Plumly Christina Schessler George Thatcher Erin Rothenbuehler Robert W. Schramm West Liberty Greg Butler Gary Zearott State College Science Fair Fund Hays Landscape Architecture Studio LTD George Grodhaus Erik A. Schramm Hull Associates Hydie Friend Huntington National Bank Independent Order of Odd Fellows Robin Drennan Memorial Jan Pauley Jackie Herrick Volleyball Scholarship Fund Janice Bundy-Copley James Frey and Michael Hires Frances Dankovchik* Jason M. Harrison Jeanne H. Finstein Granato's Imported Foods and Deli* Jay Goodman Jo-Anne Bala Mr. and Mrs. John A. Crow Jean Creegan Kala Bassa Robert Drennan Jennifer Schuster Laura Carroll Serra Foundation, Inc. Jessie Pollock Lynne Bailey Toni Drennan Jim Orr Margaret Brennan Joe Braido Mary W. Smith *in memory of Margaret "June" Pulice Kala Bassa Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Sullivan Kathleen Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Mead Robinson Family Fund Keturah Toplovich Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dudzik AGR Inc Leonard Guindon Patricia B. Jeffers Robinson Enterprises Lion Industries LLC Patty Baney and Bob Haney Liz Waller Richard Knoblich Romeo & Elsie Reyes Family Fund Lori Wolfe Sharon Antel Dr. & Mrs. Romeo Reyes Lowell Kemp Steven Davis Mary W. Ruminski Susan Haddad Roslyn & Charles Lando Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Combs Roslyn R. Lando 22 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry A. Ebbert Hall of Frame Steve & Chriszanne Grimm Mr. and Mrs. John Estadt Hanlon, Estadt, McCormick Susan Lapham Mr. and Mrs. John Feisley Hocking Eye Care LLC Terri Macri Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKeen Jacob Feisley Three Labs Salvage Mr. and Mrs. Neil Rubel James Kepner Troy Biery Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Jr. Jason Balcar Unified Bank Nancy Miller Jeanette M. Halloran United Dairy Natalie Brown Jeffrey Vaughn and Katherine Patricia Marcum Hinckley-Vaughn St. John the Divine Living Memorial Rachel Beck Jewelia Elliott Endowment Fund Rice Olympus Midstream, LLC Jody Geese Ethel Pritsos RTR Lucas LLC John & Pamela Carpenter George Margaretes Ruth Milhoan John & Phyllis Costine John Lanos* Samantha K. Jefferis John Dutton Sarah Gibeaux John H. Goodman III *in memory of John & Goldie Lanos Sharon C. Green John Rataiczak Sheryl Schaner John Vota Stealey Community Fund Steve Burkhart JSK Realty Co Alex King Suzie Pubal Judith L. Craig King's Corner T J Jefferis Judith Spering Terresa J. Smith K Design LLC The Drs. Madhu and Krishan Toby Rice Kelly's Suite II Limited Aggarwal Family Foundation Tom Butler Kenneth Dunbar Dr. Krishan & Dr. Madhu Aggarwal UTICA Landowners Group LLC Lea C. Ridenhour Vanessa Gardner Leslie Patron Thieroff Family Fund William Knox CPA, Inc. Linda Dowler Mr. and Mrs. George V. Thieroff Sr. Lindsay Piccolini *in memory of Virginia & Dutch Hunkler Lorrinda Saxby Todd Hayes Memorial Fund Lyndsay Numbers Mr. and Mrs. John N. Varlas St. Clairsville Library Charitable Fund Lynn Buch Angela Hatfield Madison Booth Tyler Consolidated High School Anita Rice Maren Presutti Athletic Boosters Association Anonymous Gifts Marlene J. Yahn Scholarship Anthony Scalfaro Mary Ann Abraham Bill Stewart Memorial Golf Austin Macri Mary Beth Hughes Tournament Barbar Samples Michalene Lewis Barbara Steele Michelle Gabram Union Local Schools Curriculum Belmont County Humane Society Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Karges Enhancement Fund Belmont Hills County Club Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lewis Cain Family LLC Bernard Morgan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Murphy Derek Cain Beth Jeffries Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Mowrer Gabe Cain Bruce Poe Mr. and Mrs. James Combs Larry Cain Capstone Holding Company Mr. and Mrs. Jay Beck Catherine Murdy Mr. and Mrs. John Estadt United Way Endowment Fund Cathy Gazda Mr. and Mrs. John Feisley United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley* Charles Gary Hill Mr. and Mrs. John Siebert Marshall Charlotte A. Hill Mr. and Mrs. John W. Slavik *in memory of Sandy O'Haver Christopher Freeman Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott Cinda Loyer Mr. and Mrs. Mark McKeen Upper Ohio Valley Dialysis Cindy Lash Mr. and Mrs. Tom Olszowy Memorial Fund D.A. Eddy Mr. and Mrs. William Feisley Maryellen Devaul* Dana Roscoe Mr. and Mrs. William K. Watkins Jr. Darlene Porter Murray Energy Corporation *in memory of Glenn Devaul Darlene Taylor Nick M. Karras David A. Humphreys Jr. Nikki Kiger Upper Ohio Valley Flood Relief Fund Dr. and Mrs. Leon Favede Ohio Valley Corporate Housing Anna Mae Koehler Dr. John C. Heiby Pamela M. Conway Anonymous Gifts DRD Consulting Pauline Heasley Ashley Fisher Eagle Creek Farm Properties Pauline Henry Barbara LaRue Edward Perzanowski Polly Loy Barbara Scott Family Dentistry Ponzani Nurseries, LLC Bill & Jan Reger-Nash Fayetta L. Watkins Rachel Goodman Bill Hunkler, CLU, CHFC Franklin & Suzanne Curtis Rena P. Duff Carol Bell Geoffrey Feisley Sandra Sue Orr Carol Conlin Gretchen Snodgrass Shirley Minnozzi Carol Pierce
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 23 Catholic Charities of West Virginia Viking Fund Bonnie Thurston Charolette Nelson Evelyn Strader Candace McCarthy Congregation of St. Joseph Lisa Baker Carolyn Glaub Deborah Lee Hock Revocable Trust Vincent D. Cuddy Catherine Rohrig Deborah Super Charl Kappel Diana Tominga Warwood Playground Fund Cheryl Jones Dominican Sisters Belmont Savings Bank Cheryl Riley Dr. Virginia A. Dulany Dr. Victor Canestraro DDS Christine Hargrave Earl Farmer The Home for Men Cindy Lash Edwin Kluth Cynthia Morrison Ginger Aulick Weirton Independence Day Concert Fund Cynthia Nixon Grace Wigal Linda Heilman Danielle McCracken Holly Fillipovich Sharon Davidson Dea Kennen James Stultz The James White Construction Company Deanna Shiben Janet Bole Debbie Joseph Jeanne H. Finstein Wetzel County Hospital Fund Debbie Kaiser John Toth Anonymous Deborah Hassig Jonathan H. Lief Brian Felici Deborah Kennedy Karyna Cain Carol Amos Deby Smith Lauren Farmer Daniel and Cathy Westfall Denise Penz Leslie E. Pirtle Eleanor Conlon Diane Breuss Linda K. Crumm Kitty Lloyd Dixie Ellwood Louis Beihl Michael Barnes, DVM Donna Glass Louisa Yeagle Pam Swartz Donna Niess Marshall, Wetzel, Tyler Central Quota Club of New Martinsville Dorothy Harman Labor Union Shannon Smith Dot Shymansky Marty Mendel Vicki Novick Elizabeth Campbell Mary Beth Yaeger Vincent Greene Elizabeth Stamp Mary Lou Carr - Canter Elsie Reyes Mary Pockl Wetzel County Fund Erikka Storch MFD III Inc. Don Riggenbach Eriks Janelsins Michael Davidson Donna Earley Gail Looney Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Watson Quota Club of New Martinsville Gina Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mey H. Lawrence Jones, Ed.D.* Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Gordon Wheeling 250 Fund Hall Wirght Mr. and Ms. Jim Gilligan Barbara Robinson Helen Altmeyer Nadeana Cook Erin Rothenbuehler Hollie Adams Paula A. Zeno Ginger Kabala Holly Planinsic Polish American Patriot Club Hydie Friend Jane McCamic Polly Loy James Frey and Michael Hires Jay Goodman Richard Smith Mary Lou DeFillippo Jean Friday Roanne M. Burech Mr. and Mrs. Phillips McCluskey Jeanie Prince Romeo & Elsie Reyes Family Fund Patricia B. Jeffers Jeanne Finstein Rosemary Stead Wendy Hodorowski Jeanne Schmitt Sandra Weiss Jenny Seibert Soroptimist International of Wheeling Wheeling Dog Park Fund Jessica Bedway Southwestern Energy Anonymous Gift Jo Lynne Nugent Sue Garrison Gellner Law Offices Joan Joanou Theodora St. Lawrence Hess Family Foundation Joan Stamp Thieroff Family Fund Mr. and Mrs. Craig J. Karges Joanne Sullivan Tori Gearry Mr. W. Peter Holloway Jody Geese Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church Raymond James & Associates, Inc. Joelle Connors William & Emily Fisher John W. Kepner** Zeno, Pockl, Lilly and Copeland, A.C. Women's Giving Circle Joyce Jefferson Anonymous Gifts June Paull Veterans Fund (Park Dances Revisited) Adrienne Klouse Karen DiOrio Ohio Valley Health Services & Education* Amy Dobkin Kathleen McDermott Dr. Gail E. Looney Anne Robinson Kathy Finsley Mr. and Mrs. Ben Exley IV Ashley Kepner Katie Hinerman Sandra K. Kinney** Barbara Bonenberger Kristine Molnar Barbara Ruben Laura Carter *in memory of Rodney Eikey Bernadette Smith Lea Ridenhour **in memory of Bill Kinney Betty Worls Leslie Kusic Bonnie Grisell Linda Gardill Bonnie Ritz Lisa Allen
24 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Liz Hofreuter J. Calvin Whittington* Loren Kaiser Janet L. Shelburne* Lori Spadafore John Lauer* Lynn Buch Judith Matlick* Lynn Comerci Karl Bennett and Kristen Lynne Exley Anderson Bennett* Margaret Dolan Kimberly Walls* Margaret Warren Kiwanis Club of Beckley* Marlene Yahn Kiwanis Club of Blue Ridge* Martha Eddy Kiwanis Club of East Huntington Mary Beth Hughes Kiwanis Club of Huntington* Mary Beth Yaeger Kiwanis Club of Weirton* Mary Louise Goodman Kiwanis International Foundation* Maryann Cater Marshall Management, Inc.* Marylu Hutchins Mildred Kline* Maureen McNabb Richard Yurko* Missy Ashmore Robert Moore III and Angela Moore* Nina McHenry Sharon O'Neal* Pat Kramer Sherry Davis Charles and Ken Charles Paula Clossin Suncrest Area Kiwanis Club Rebecca Wilmoth of Morgantown* Rita Companion The Bennet Agency* Roanne Burech Thomas E. White* Roslyn Lando Ruth Ann Scherich *in memory of Dr. Bernard W. Knott Sally Riley Sevilla Morse WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund Sharon Byrd Kiwanis Club of Blue Ridge* Sharon Joseph WV Kiwanis District Foundation Sharon Potter WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund Sherrie Dunlevy - Jim Moler Award Shirley Weaver Sherry Hearne *in memory of Dr. Bernard W. Knott Snookie Nutting Sue Abraham YMCA Endowment Fund Sue Blevins H. Lawrence Jones, Ed.D. Sue Farnsworth Susan Jones Youth Services System Futures Fund Susie Nelson Youth Services System, Inc. Suzanne Rohrig-Gaiser Teresa Marra Terry Magro Tulane Mensore Vaughn Miller Vicki Riley Virginia Dulany Wendy Scatterday Wheeling Auto Club William Bushfield Youth Services System, Inc.
*in memory of Stephanie Bloch **in memory of Jo Kepner
WV Key Club District Fund Amon Grantham* April M. Burrows* Bluefield High School* Carole Gregory* David Kehne* Donna K. Ransom* Elkins Kiwanis Club* Eric Yurko Gilbert Kelbaugh* Harpers Ferry Middle School*
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 25 Donivon E. Adams Memorial Scholarship Shayla Griffey, West Virginia University
Dr. Jim Mills Memorial Scholarship Kandisi Anyabwile, University of Akron Rachael Cline, Ohio State University SCHOLARSHIP Edwin "Bud" Weigle Memorial Trade School Scholarship FUNDS Jeremiah Lancaster, West Virginia University Parkersburg
Frank Ferguson Memorial Scholarship Gabriella Velegol, West Virginia University
Former Martins Ferry Rotary Club Scholarship Josie McAninch, Capital University Aaron Davies Memorial Scholarship Levi Mikula, West Virginia University Frances S. & Stephen E. Pritchard Scholarship William Tallman, West Liberty University AAUW Beulah Boyd Scholarship Abbey Griffith, West Liberty University Fraternal Order of Police Association Scholarship Adam Davis, West Liberty University Amanda Drahos, University of North Carolina - Wilmington Ashley Trouten, Wheeling Jesuit University Haley Flick, West Virginia University Bailey Filben, West Virginia University Cheyanne Reinbeau, Bethany College Gene DeProsperis Scholarship Luke Saseen, Hood College Hannah Mozingo, West Liberty University Lydia Holmstrand, University of Pittsburgh Maclaine Murad, Bethany College George Zatezalo Memorial Scholarship Rhett Schodzinski, Ohio University Justin Roberts, Fairmont State University Sarah Jones, West Liberty University Taylor Price, Ohio University Eastern Glenda K Follett Memorial Scholarship Timothy Jacob, Wheeling Jesuit University Rachel Baker, Fairmont State University
Barnesville High School Class of 1979 Scholarship for Helen Biery Memorial Scholarship Academic Excellence Caroline Humphrey, West Virginia University Mallory Christman, University of California Los Angeles
Howard Corcoran Memorial Scholarship Beulah Meyer Scholarship Marques McHaffie, West Liberty University Austin Grant, West Virginia University Megan Apesos, West Liberty University IAFF Local #12 Scholarship Samantha Shipley, West Librety University Bradley A. Miller Jr. Memorial Scholarship Zachary Torbett, West Virginia University Caitlin Corley, West Virginia Northern Community College Jordan Johnson, West Virginia University Jack & Mary Burgbacher Carpenter Scholarship Trent Smith, West Virginia University Buzz Rocchio Award Nicholas Delancey, West Virginia University Jan Mayhew Graham Scholarship Abigail Douglass, Waynesburg University Carl Rollynn "Pop" & Grace B. Sullivan Scholarship Brooke Alexander, West Virginia University Jessica Butcher, West Virginia University Jillian Holgate, Marshall University Savanah Bailey, Marshall University Cochrane Moneske O'Brien Scholarship Alex Whorton, West Virginia University Jerome B. Schmitt Memorial Scholarship Madison Carroll, West Virginia University Jonathan Howard, West Liberty University Malory VanScyoc, West Virginia University
John & Becky Wright 1st Generation Scholarship Deever Family Scholarship Alexis Jenkins, Fairmont State University Alexa Robinson, Ohio University Athens Luke Slavik, Ohio State University John & Norma Miller-Daffin Educators' Scholarship Maclaine Murad, Bethany College
26 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 John H. & Dorothy M. Zmavec Scholarship N. Elizabeth Elbin Memorial Scholarship Kelly McCardle, West Virginia University Alyssa Ebert, West Liberty University Angelica Starcovic, Fairmont State University John Marshall High School Scholarship Bradon Stern, Warner University Asya Carney, Wheeling Jesuit University Cara Martin, Fairmont State University Brandi Powell, New York University Cheyenne Meeks, West Liberty University Catherine Whorton, West Virginia University Christopher Gouldsberry, Marshall University Jacob Nelson, West Virginia University Derek Martin, Kenyon College Kailey Pettit, Wheeling Jesuit University Jasmine Jasenec, Fairmont State University Kendrick Dobbs, West Liberty University Morgan Goode, West Virginia University Kylie Harrison, West Liberty University Sara Quigley, Fairmont State University Malory VanScyoc, West Virginia University Sarah Allen, Fairmont State University Paige Wallace, West Liberty University Skylar Canas, West Virginia University Shaun Hancher, West Virginia University Tiana Knowlton, West Liberty University Visakha Turner, West Virginia University Ohio County Bar Association Scholarship John Racer Memorial Scholarship Emma Blair, West Virginia University Macy Long, West Virginia University Hannah Petronek, West Virginia University Jonathan Howard, West Liberty University Joseph P. Mull, Jr. & Virginia P. Mull Scholarship Alex Madzia, University of Cincinnati Orrick, Herrington and Sutcliffe GOC Scholarship Jaren Straughn, West Virginia University Joy Cox Nursing Memorial Scholarship Jonathan Howard, West Liberty University Sydney Derrow, West Liberty University Pat Bland Memorial Scholarship Kathleen Simmons Batalion Memorial Scholarship Devann Fox, West Virginia University Ali Cooper, West Virginia University Parkersburg Pat Johnson Memorial Scholarship Kenneth R. Dennis Scholarship Emil Capito, West Virginia University Alyssa Kalinski, Ohio University Cade Lloyd, Walsh University Patrick A. Clutter Scholarship Cody Stalder, Ohio State University Samantha Force, West Liberty University Josie McAninch, Capital University Kristine Hotlosz, West Virginia University Polish American Patriot Club Scholarship Lucas Lloyd, Muskingum University Alex Madzia, University of Cincinnati Mark Douglas, Ohio State University Daniel Gross, Kent State University Shane Schuster, Ohio State University Jaren Straughn, West Virginia University Sophia Koucoumaris, Shawnee State University Megan Stanford, Marshall University Tara Fogle, West Virginia University Rhett Schodzinski, Ohio University Ryan Gossett, Wheeling Jesuit University Leon Berze Memorial Scholarship Elizabeth Barnhart, Ohio Valley College of Technology Rachael Worby Scholarship Shaun Hancher, West Virginia University Leora and Mildred LaRue Memorial Scholarship Marlo Lively, West Virginia University Richard R. Heagin Memorial Scholarship Michael Parsons, West Virginia University Logan Krinock, Hocking College Seneca Manko, West Liberty University Ruth B. & William L. Gilligan Scholarship Lisa Cockayne Scholarship for John Marshall High School Megan Miller, West Virginia University Abbey Bauer, West Liberty University Bethany Booth, Wheeling Jesuit University Sylvia Archer Scholarship of Sistersville Lions Club Kristen Frohnapfel, West Virginia University Brittany Weekley, West Virginia University Sarah Nething, West Virginia University Messino-Wehrheim Scholarship Malory VanScyoc, West Virginia University The Upper Ohio Valley Italian Foundation Scholarship Trust Mike G. Dotson Scholarship Amanda Yinger, West Virginia Northern Madison West, West Virginia University Community College Brice Lucas, West Liberty University Brock Decoy, Ohio State University
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 27 Cade Lloyd, Walsh University Emily Bernardini, West Virginia University Emma Blair, West Virginia University Gianna Antinone, West Virginia University Madyson Keller, West Liberty University Maria Lombardi, West Virginia University Mark Persinger, West Virginia University Mary Babinchak, West Virginia University Natalie Mastroianni, West Virginia University Sara McDonald, Duquesne University Shae Reinbeau, Bethany College
Tikkun Olam Scholarship of Temple Beth Israel of Steubenville, Ohio Amberle Orlando, University of Akron Austen Duggen, Franciscan University of Steubenville Eden Rice, Bethany College Kali Potock, Duquesne University
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Scholarship Adam Craig, West Virginia University Alison Craig, West Liberty University Taylor Jasko, West Liberty University
Tyler Consolidated High School Athletic Boosters Association Scholarship Madison West, West Virginia University Trent Smith, West Virginia University
W. Thornley Hunt Memorial Scholarship Alex Madzia, University of Cincinnati Sarah Heidelbach, Robert Morris University
28 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Almost Heaven WV Fund Charles R. & Fred R. Wilcox Family Dharmata Foundation Memorial Fund Informed Final Choices Middlebourne United Methodist Church Lotus Treasure Mangala Shri Bhuti Chevron Community Fund Pundarika Foundation Faith in Action Caregivers, Inc. GRANTS Sahaloka Monastic Community Make-A-Wish West Virginia AND San Luis Valley Ecosystem Council Marshall County Childhood Cancer Tsoknyi Humanitarian Foundation Awareness Corporation DISTRIBUTIONS Vajra Vidya Retreat Center Marshall County Family Resource Wilderness Dharma Movement, Inc. Network Yeshe Khorlo, Inc. Moundsville Police Department WVU Foundation Amaya-Johnson Fund First Baptist Church Cochrane Moneske O'Brien Charitable Fund Anonymous Fund I JMHS O'Brien Scholarship Fund Castleman Run Methodist Church Marshall County Public Library Our Lady of Peace School Coudon Hall Fund Anonymous Fund II Linsly School Pelotonia United Way of Western Pennsylvania Community Impact Fund Augusta Levy Learning Center Anonymous Fund III City of Steubenville Parks & Recreation Youth Club of Marshall County Family House Anonymous Fund IV Gabriel Project of West Virginia, Inc. Corpus Christi Parish Grow Ohio Valley Wheeling Central Catholic High School Hundred Volunteer Fire Department Jim Holler - Social Media Presentation Anonymous Fund V Raise Your Game Fund Bridgeport Education Back Street Cat Rescue Seeing Hand Association Assistance Foundation Webark Estates St. John's Home for Children (BEAF) supports educational Top of WV CVB Anonymous Fund VI programs and incentives in the Urban Mission Ministries America's Vetdogs Bridgeport (Ohio) Schools. One Wheeling Health Right program BEAF supported is the Barnesville Hospital American Reading Company’s Belmont Fire Department Courtney & Danielle Block Memorial Independent Reading Level Bethesda United Methodist Church Scholarship Fund Sponsored by UPS Assessment. The program Bethesda Volunteer Fire Department Our Lady of Peace School Compassion International helps teachers assess a Earl Gompers & Bernice Grewe-Gompers student’s reading abilities in Doctors Without Borders Heifer International Fund grades K-12 to help accelerate Wheeling Central Catholic High School reading growth. Students Honor Flight, Inc. accept responsibility and get to Injured Marine Semper Fi Fund Edna Kiger Rapp Fund know themselves as readers, Matthew's House Tyler County Schools identify their reading goals and Ohio Valley Christian Soldiers understand the skills they need Salvation Army Elikan Fund to increase their reading levels. Valley Hospice, Inc. Barnesville Hospital Anonymous Fund VII Elizabeth A. Kyle Fund Martin Luther King Recreation Center United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Bob Weir Memorial Historic Elizabeth S. Hess-Gebhard Fund Preservation Scholarship Children's Museum of the Ohio Valley Belmont College Foundation Friends of Wheeling Bridgeport Educational Assistance Elizabeth Stifel Kline Fund Fund Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley Bridgeport School District Brigid O'Brien Fund The Oglebay Foundation
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 29 Evelyn Engler Fund for the Seeing James Harrison Frey & Michael Paul Hand Association, Inc. Hires Charitable Fund Seeing Hand Association Elmhurst Vance Memorial Presbyterian Church Evelyn Engler Fund for Wheeling Wheeling National Heritage Area Society for Crippled Children Corporation Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center James McCune Foundation Fund Former Martins Ferry Kiwanis Club Aaron Davies Scholarship Fund Charitable Fund Brooke Hancock Family Resource Network Martins Ferry High School Community Bread Basket Franco J. DeSantis Memorial Fund St. Joseph the Worker School Weirton Madonna High School St. Paul Grade School Weir High School Friends of Wetzel County Animal Weirton Baseball Association Shelter Supporters, Inc. Fund Weirton Madonna High School Wetzel County Animal Shelter Supporters, Inc. Jerry & Lova Ebbert Fund Ohio University Eastern George V. Thieroff, Sr. Donor Designated Fund John & Alia Karras Family Fund United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley St. John the Divine Greek Orthodox Church Gilbert S. Bachmann Memorial Fund John and Kristina Kramer Charitable Linsly School Fund Oglebay Glaub Family Fund Team Ryan Charitable Foundation for YWCA Steubenville Pediatric Cancer Research Glory to Christ Fund Joseph & Marilyn Fraker Animal Chrisagis Ministries Care Fund God’s Glory Ministries International, Inc Wetzel County Animal Shelter Gateway Church EPC Supporters, Inc. Julia Schaltenbrand Gompers Fund Joseph Krivak Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Wheeling Central Catholic High School Weirton Madonna High School Goodman Family Fund Julia Schaltenbrand Endowment Fund Many people use the A Special Wish Foundation Mary H. Weir Public Library Community Foundation Weirton Christian Center to support their favorite H. Lawrence Jones Fund organizations with a Ohio County Schools Foundation Kalb Family Fund planned gift. The Julia United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Fairmont State University Foundation Schaltenbrand Young Men's Christian Association of Endowment Fund is Wheeling Kenneth R. Dennis Scholarship Fund a perfect example of Martins Ferry High School Helen P. Rowley & Leonard Rowley that. Ms. Schaltenbrand Young Life Ohio Valley Memorial Fund left a gift through her CEC/Seabee Historical Foundation Lawrence E. & Mary Dee Bandi Fund estate plan for the Episcopal Relief & Development United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley establishment of a Peterkin Conference Center Catholic Charities of West Virginia fund that now provides St. Mark's Episcopal Church long-term support for Lee Ann Foundation for Victims of Breast St. Matthew's Episcopal Church the Weirton Christian Cancer The Salvation Army Center and the Mary H. Wheeling Health Right Washington National Cathedral Weir Public Library. Both Wheeling Health Right Lesley W. Galinski Endowment for Music organizations receive and Fine Arts Fund quarterly payouts from the Helping Hands Fund Wheeling Country Day School fund for general operating Tana Yelpa support helping to ensure Lisa Cockayne Animal Care Fund those organizations’ Hess Family Fund Marshall County Animal Rescue League sustainability forever. Friends of Wheeling New City, Inc.
30 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Lynne & Ben Exley IV Charitable Fund Mount Wood Cemetery Fund King's Daughters Child Care Center Wheeling National Heritage Area Corporation Linsly School United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Music Magic Fund West Liberty University Foundation Ohio County Strings Association West Virginia Wesleyan College Ohio County Medical Society Alliance Wheeling Country Day School Charitable Fund Wheeling Symphony Society, Inc. Hope United Methodist Church Margaret Dankworth Memorial Fund Veterans Fund (Park Dances Revisited) National Trail #348 of Questers, Inc. Vietnam Veterans Support Group Mark & Barbara Trushel Charitable Zion Christian Retreat & Nature Center Fund Paul H. & E. Ruth Eddy Memorial Brooke Hancock Family Scholarship Fund The Mount Wood Resource Network WV School of Preaching Change, Inc. Cemetery Fund Cove Presbyterian Peterson Community Foundation Fund was established by an Easter Seals Rehabilitation Center Oglebay anonymous gift back in First Christian Church Peterson Rehabilitation Center 2013 with a challenge Global Outreach Raimonde Family Fund match of $15,000. The Mercy Baptist Church Martins Ferry High School fund assists volunteer National Fire Safety Council, Inc. efforts to restore the St. Paul's Church Raise Your Game historic cemetery. Weir High School Hoop Dreams with Chris Herren Funds are used to Weirton United Way purchase supplies for Robert W. Schramm West Liberty State Marshall County Society for Disabled volunteer use and, when College Science Fair Fund Children & Adults Fund necessary, work with West Liberty University professionals to right John Marshall High School monuments that have Moundsville Lions Club Robinson Family Fund fallen over due to time Trigg Construction A Special Wish Foundation and gravity. Oglebay Foundation Mary Ann Hess Fund Parkersburg Area Community Foundation Friends of Wheeling Variety - the Children's Charity Wheeling Central Catholic High School West Virginia Elite Hoops, Inc. Mary's Provisions for the Poor Fund Wheeling Central Catholic High School St. Michael Parish Young Men's Christian Association of Wheeling Matt Velez Save A Life Fund Cardiac Science Corporation Romeo & Elsie Reyes Family Fund Trudo Albert Fire Equipment, LLC. Catholic Charities of West Virginia MGC Fund Catholic Neighbordhood Center Gabriel Project of West Virginia, Inc. Diocese of Wheeling Charleston Girl Scouts of Black Diamond St. Michael Parish Upper Ohio Valley Flood Relief Fund Michael and Betty Karras Memorial Wheeling Health Right Fund Wheeling Symphony Society, Inc. St. John the Divine Greek Women's Giving Circle Orthodox Church Roslyn & Charles Lando Fund Miller Family Fund Ohio County Schools Baltimore Station Beaver Area Heritage Foundation Sean P. Elerick Memorial Fund Beaver Area Memorial Library A Special Wish Foundation Beaver County Humane Society Smith-Goshen Rice Enrichment Fund Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church 5 Loaves Food Ministry MCVET Barnesville Hospital Oglebay Foundation Belmont County General Health District West Liberty University
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 31 Belmont Fire Department Wheeling Country Day School Bethesda Volunteer Fire Department Wheeling Health Right Bridgeport Volunteer Fire Department Women's Giving Circle Endowment Challenger Learning Center Youth Services System, Inc. Cumberland Trail Fire District #4 Faith in Action Caregivers, Inc. Thieroff Family Fund Gabriel Project of West Virginia, Inc. St. Matthew's Food Bank Glencoe Economic Development Upper Ohio Valley Flood Relief Fund Committee Todd Hayes Memorial Fund National Trail #348 of Questers, Inc. Marshall County Schools Oglebay Institute St. Clairsville City Schools Toronto Coalition for Revitalization Fund Sunset Heights VFD Riverview Toys for Toronto Tri-County Help Center The Wheeling Two Bridges Fund St. John The Divine Living Memorial Youth Services System, Inc. Dog Park is now Endowment Fund United Way Endowment Fund St. John the Divine Greek a reality! United Way of the Upper Ohio Valley Orthodox Church Thanks to many generous Upper Ohio Valley Dialysis Memorial Stealey Community Fund donors, a committed core Fund Adams House Ministries of dogowners and the City Belmont County Senior Services ArtsLink, Inc. of Wheeling, dogs can now BMG Transportation, LLC Council of Senior Tyler Countians, Inc. run free in the enclosed Brooke County Senior Services Middlebourne Parks & Recreation park located at Tunnel Faith in Action Caregivers, Inc. Facilities, Inc. Green Park near East Marshall County Senior Services Mid-Ohio Valley Regional Center Wheeling. The Fitzsimmons OVRTA Shirley Volunteer Fire Department, Inc. Family Foundation gave Wetzel County Committee on Aging Tyler County Emergency Squad Unit One generously to help the Tyler County Family Resource Network committee meet their Upper Ohio Valley Flood Relief Fund Tyler County Public Library fundraising goals. Appalachian Outreach, Inc. Community Lutheran Partners, Inc. Steubenville Revitalization Group Fund G&K Contracting Mark Nelson Enterprises J&R Excavating Old Fort Steuben Project Inc. Lowe's Home Improvement Pennsylvania Environmental Council Steubenville Revitalization Group Viking Fund Warwood Christian Church The Drs. Madhu and Krishan Aggarwal Family Foundation Fund W. Frederick Bartholomew Fund Ekal Vidyalaya Foundation of USA Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Hindu Jain Temple Hindu Swamsevak Sangh Wes Wagner Art Scholarship International Asthma Services Bethany College The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Wetzel County Fund Western PA/WV Chapter Wetzel County Chamber of Commerce The Wheeling Automobile Club Fund Wetzel Hospital Fund Gilbert S. Bachmann Memorial Fund Wetzel County Hospital Jerome B. Schmitt Memorial Scholarship Fund Wheeling Dog Park King's Daughters Child Care Center Smith's Sawdust Studio Laughlin Memorial Chapel Chiselbox Linsly School Lions Club Charities of Wheeling Wheeling Health Right - Weidle Memorial Marshall County Public Library Fund Oglebay Foundation Wheeling Health Right Ohio County Public Library Wheeling Middle School Boosters Club Ohio River Council - Boy Scouts Fund of America Wheeling Middle School Soup Kitchen of Greater Wheeling, Inc. Unity Center 32 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Wheeling-Nisshin Fund Brooke County Athletic Complex Brooke High School Whipkey Charitable Fund WVU Foundation William H. Homan "Founders Fund" Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley Williams Fund St. John's Home for Children Women's Giving Circle City of New Martinsville Parks & Recreation The WPHS Athletic Challenger Learning Center Children's Museum of the Ohio Valley Boosters Club Fund Oglebay Institute annually supports the SMART Center athletic teams of Wheeling The Greater Wheeling Coalition for Park High School. The the Homeless, Inc. WPHS Athletic Boosters West Virginia Northern Community Club worked since the College 1980s to raise money Wheeling Health Right for an endowed fund Youth Services System, Inc. that will provide funding YWCA in perpetuity for travel expenses for the Patriots’ WPHS Athletic Boosters Fund athletic teams. Wheeling Park High School WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund Kiwanis Club of War Kiwanis Club of Beckley Kiwanis Club of Huntington Kiwanis Club of Shepherdstown Kiwanis Club of Weirton West Virginia Key Club District WV Kiwanis District Foundation Fund - Jim Moler Award West Virginia Kiwanis District Foundation
Every attempt has been made to publish the most accurate list possible to adequately acknowledge our donors, their gifts, and the grants and distributions of the Foundation. If your name was inadvertently omitted, please accept our sincere apologies. We are always striving to improve our data collection and reporting processes.
CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 33 CFOV can help you tailor a Plan Now to Give Later legacy that fits your vision.
We can help you create a legacy through philanthropy – include our team in your planning for a fully customized experience that supports and protects your philanthropic intentions. 1 2 3 Tell CFOV about your Include CFOV in your will Name CFOV as a beneficiary intentions and estate plan Name CFOV as a beneficiary of a life Communicating your wishes in writing Your professional advisor can assist insurance policy, an IRA, a retirement plan or will ensure that we will administer your in the preparation of important consider non-cash gifts like real estate, stocks gift to fulfill your intentions. documents that make your wishes clear. and appreciated securities.
34 FISCAL YEAR 2018 | JULY 1, 2017 - JUNE 30, 2018 Tulane Mensore Attorney Emeritus Executive, Scholarship, Nominating Members William L. Paras OUR Security National Trust Joseph E. W. Boutaugh Investment Founding Member Elsie Reyes David B. Dalzell Jr. TEAM Community Leader Carlos C. Jimenez, M.D. Distribution William O. Nutting Joan C. Stamp David Robertson Spilman, Thomas & Battle, PLLC Scholarship Robert M. Robinson Staff Robinson Automotive Group Susie Nelson Board of Directors Executive, Distribution, Nominating Executive Director Dr. H. Lawrence Jones, President Luke Schmitt Flaherty, Sensabaugh, Bonasso, PLLC Brianna Hickman Community Leader Director of Development Ex-officio – Executive, Investment, Scholarship Distribution, Nominating, Scholarship James G. Squibb Jr. Debbie Stanton Kris Molnar, Vice President Beyond Marketing Program Officer Rural Emergency Trauma Institute Scholarship Executive, Distribution, Investment Jim Stultz Jess Puglisi-Sanders Edward D. Gompers, Treasurer Community Leader Program Officer Edward D. Gompers & Co., AC Scholarship Executive, Nominating, Investment Tina Reilly-DeWitt Bookkeeper Will Turani, Secretary Orrick Global Operations Center Committee Executive, Distribution, Nominating Volunteers Trustee Banks Robert Cupp Jr. Home Savings Bank WesBanco, Inc. Robert Becerra Investment Investment Huntington Bank LPL Financial – John DeSantis Sue Seibert Farnsworth Chris Carder Spilman, Thomas & Battle, PLLC Scholarship McCoy Wealth Management, LLC Nominating McKinley Carter Wealth Services Beri Fox Tom Connelly Monteverde Group Marble King, Inc. Scholarship Security National Trust Company Joseph Glaub Community Leader Jeff McCamic United Bank Scholarship Distribution WesBanco Bank, Inc. Jay Goodman Roger Warren Harvey Goodman Realtor Scholarship Scholarship John Holloway, M.D. Physician Distribution Charles J. Kaiser Jr. Phillips, Gardill, Kaiser & Altmeyer, PLLC Executive, Distribution, Nominating David Kappel, M.D. Physician Scholarship Mark A. McKeen Huntington Bank Investment CFOV | REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY | 2018 35 1310 Market Street • Wheeling, WV 26003 304-242-3144 www.cfov.org
A FUND FOR ALL TIME SUPPORTED BY AND FOR THE PEOPLE OF THE UPPER OHIO VALLEY
The Community Foundation for the Ohio Valley, Inc. is registered as a charitable organization with the West Virginia Secretary of State. A summary of the Foundation’s registration and financial documents may be obtained from the Secretary of State, State Capitol, Charleston, WV 25305