STRONGER Together

Philanthropy Report 2019-20 Stronger Together Who We Are As the story goes, in 1961, four Presbyterian ministers decided that they would be stronger together when they combined their efforts to create the organization that would eventually become National Church Residences. Knowing that this mission couldn’t be accomplished alone, they had the wisdom to know that only by working together could they blaze the trail Mark Ricketts for a better tomorrow for aging adults. President & CEO

Here we are, nearly 60 years later, and National Church Residences still recognizes the value of collaboration, partnerships, and the resolve that can be strengthened when we come together. 2020 has proved to be a very challenging year for everyone. Our nation and our organization faced some dark days. This pandemic certainly took its toll on so many of us; however, our donors and volunteers showed us how powerful unity can be in times of crisis.

We experienced numerous ways that our supporters went above and beyond in these challenging times.

In light of the cancellation of our signature fundraising event, the Golf Classic, several of our sponsors came together and decided to donate their support of this event to our mission. Lynn Anderson Chair, Board of Directors They understood the importance of their gifts to our Chaplaincy Program and Centers for Senior Health. The strength of their commitment to our organization is not only deeply appreciated, it is humbling.

Our volunteers did not let a pandemic slow them down. They quickly redirected their Our Core Values Our Mission energies toward distanced activities to lift the spirits of our residents. It was amazing Support the Vision Originating from a Christian commitment of service, our seeing the creativity and dedication of this group of individuals. Their actions reassured mission is to provide high quality care, services and residential our seniors that they were not alone and that together we would weather this storm. Mission communities for all seniors. We are driven by a deep sense that Support of our mission also came in the form of new donors. COVID-19 relief grant funding our work should serve God and always opened doors in several different regions of the country, many of these gifts coming from produce good for others. new donors who wanted to lend their support to our seniors. These grants provided much Our Vision needed supplies to our residents as they sheltered in place. Together, these donors made a Compassion To advance better living for all seniors, enabling them to real difference. Michelle Norris We truly care about people and seek remain home for life. Executive Vice President to treat each resident, employees and of External Affairs & We are grateful for the support we have received through this pandemic from our faithful neighbors with dignity, respect and fairness. Strategic Partnerships contributors. You have demonstrated that we are truly stronger together as we have faced these trying times. It is a testament to the resiliency of our donors and our organization. Professionalism Because of your generosity, we will be even stronger in 2021, providing the highest quality We strive to be excellent at what we do and of care to our seniors. to be sound managers of resources with solid, ethical business practices. COVID-19 has taught us a lot of things, but mostly, it has taught us that we are stronger together. Leadership We will be leaders in our field: setting Yours in Gratitude, a good example for others, visionary, growing, inclusive and constantly improving. Mark Ricketts, J. Lynn Anderson & Michelle Norris philanthropy report 2019-202018-19 ♦ 3 Organizational Highlights

July 2019 September 2019 February 2020 • Princeton Court acquisition expanded National Church • National Church Residences completes a $4 million renovation at Barnesville Manor in Barnesville, Ohio and a $3.1 million rehab at • A grand opening celebration was held on July 18 to Residences portfolio in Atlanta. This affordable housing celebrate a new veteran's program located at the Bridgeport Manor in Bridgeport, Ohio which will improve the lives of dozens of seniors by providing them with new amenities and (tax credit) development contains 116 units. 104 units are modern updates in their apartments and common spaces. Center for Senior Health in Columbus, Ohio. On Point in a midrise that was constructed new in 2005. The is a program for veterans who are interested in engaging adjacent single story building has 12 units and was • National Church Residences in partnership with True Light Baptist Church broke ground on a $24 million affordable housing community, with other veterans throughout the day. It offers daily constructed in 1927 as a schoolhouse that was renovated which will serve the growing senior population on Atlanta’s Westside. By partnering with True Light Baptist Church, we have forged a activities that inspire and engage them. There are many and converted into affordable senior housing in 2005. new relationship to extend our service footprint in this key market. opportunities to interact and socialize over a game of cards, billiards, and through working together on • National Church Residences hosted a Plug In & Power Up • The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) awarded National Church Residences a $4,971,176 Section 202 grant for projects. event in Worthington, Ohio which featured new the construction of supportive housing units for at-risk central Ohio seniors. That was the single largest award granted by the HUD 202 technologies for seniors. program in the nation. We won two of the 18 awards, which will be used to fund construction of Salem Meadows (76 units) in Columbus, • On Wednesday, July 17, 2019, the Ohio legislature passed Ohio, and Sparrow’s Nest (90 units) in Douglasville, GA. the state’s biennial operating budget, and while we were ecstatic that the final bill included funding increases in ALL of our priority policy areas, events took a highly unusual turn when Ohio Governor DeWine vetoed many of our increases while simultaneously stating his Administration’s support for these programs and October 2019 intention to implement at least some of the increases March 2020 May 2020 despite his vetoes. • Twenty-one million dollars was invested in a new senior community in Gahanna, Ohio designed to meet the • On March 24, 2020, National Church Residences responded to the • National Church Residences launched its Masked • Congratulations to Barb Smoot, National Church needs of middle-income seniors. Walnut Trace, the new COVID crisis by quickly deploying the Rapid Response Service Crusader program in order to protect our seniors, Residences Board Member who was named in the community will feature a modern design and 93 Coordination (RRSC) pilot program to provide enhanced remote front line staff, our families, and the communities in Business First Power 100 as one of the city’s most independent living apartments with a mix of one- and support to our affordable senior housing residents who were without which we live and work. To help us protect one influential leaders! And as if that weren’t impressive two-bedroom floor plans for seniors age 55 and older. access to an onsite service coordinator. From a remote setting, the another, and stop the spread of the COVID-19 virus, enough, Barb’s organization WELD was recognized RRSC can contact seniors to ensure basic needs are being met, identify we must encourage a culture of mask wearing. during the upcoming Business First Diversity in Business • On October 2, Broadway Park opened its doors as new resources, and further provide support during a time of social • The Georgia Department of Community Affairs Awards Reception as one of the honorees in the $7 million affordable housing community in Youngstown, isolation. To date, 19 service coordinators have provided assistance to announced we were the recipient of two $2 million Outstanding Diversity Organizations Micro category! Ohio. Broadway Park is a three-story structure with 57 52 properties with a total population of about 3,500 residents. one-bedroom and three two-bedroom apartments and awards to fund rehabilitation of affordable housing • Portage Trail Assisted Living celebrated 50 years with it will serve seniors 55 and older. • National Church Residences was the recipient of a $250,000 grant projects that serve low-income residents. The funds a community event. Portage Trail Village celebrated 50 from the Fulton County COVID-19 Emergency Relief fund. Additionally, were awarded through the HOME program and the years of providing affordable housing to residents in • The AARP Foundation launches new partnership with a we received a $95,000 grant from the Greater Atlanta COVID-19 National Housing Trust Fund. Both are sponsored by Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Staff and residents hosted a campus-wide, voice-activated technology pilot program Response and Recovery Fund, a joint effort from the Community the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban celebration and health fair with dozens from which leveraged the free campus Wi-Fi amenity provided Foundation for Greater Atlanta and United Way of Greater Atlanta. Development. the community in attendance. at Broadway Park in Youngstown, Ohio. The service utilizes a small table-top speaker called the Dot, which grants the user hands-free, voice-activated contact through Alexa, an intelligent personal assistant developed by Amazon. April 2020 June 2020 August 2019 • In collaboration with numerous philanthropic partners, National • Over the next 24 months National Church • On August 23, we hosted a groundbreaking ceremony at Church Residences launched the innovative PARRT program which Residences intends to complete construction of First Community Village in Columbus, Ohio for the new broaden COVID-19 testing with a mobile unit to lessen spread for seven developments consisting of 540 brand new Fairfax building. Over the next two years, construction seniors. PARRT delivered rapid results for assisted living and skilled senior apartment homes in Columbus, Ohio. crews will build additional common spaces inside the December 2019 nursing facilities. Chelsea, more outdoor features for residents to enjoy • National Church Residences’ commitment to quality and the 70-unit Fairfax apartment complex for • National Church Residences, in collaboration with our media partners service coordination was recognized with a three-year independent living. in Ohio, Georgia and Florida, launched a Public Service Campaign to Accreditation of Case Management for Long Term reinforce the message of staying at home to #SaveOurSeniors. Nearly • Legacy Village in Xenia, Ohio received the bronze Services and Supports (LTSS) from the National $100,000 in donated newspaper and radio time was designated to this Employer of Choice designation for workforce excellence. Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). campaign to help us spread the word.

4 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 5 2019 Revenue Key Facts About National Church Residences 9% Parent The nation’s largest not-for-profit provider of affordable senior housing and a national leader $31,537,569 in senior HUD housing, with 340+ communities in 25 states. 54% Housing 37% $183,534,320 Healthcare 2,790 $123,107,384 31,327 lives touched national staff

Headquartered in Upper Arlington, OH, 2019 Expenses where it is the largest private 15% Parent employer $55,126,416

From left to right: James Savage, Mark Thompson, Barbara Smoot, Robert Maloney, Virginia Barney, Greg Comfort, J. Terrance Davis, MD, Timothy Doney, Lynn Anderson, Deborah Russell, Floyd Jones, Peter Pavarini, Gregory Overmyer, Jennifer Spalding, Peter Vogel, Janet Meeks, Eric Borders, James Moats, Mark Ricketts, CEO National Church Residences, Michael Flowers. Governed by a 32% 53% Healthcare Housing 24-member $122,305,451 $197,463,010 volunteer board of 2020 Board of Directors directors J. Lynn Anderson Timothy J. Doney Gregory R. Overmyer Jennifer M. Spalding President & CEO (Ret.) Assistant General Counsel CEO General Counsel & Nationwide Bank & Chief Compliance Officer Overmyer Hall Associates Chief Compliance Officer By the Numbers are based on FY20 for both owned and managed properities. Columbus, OH Worthington Industries, Inc. Columbus, OH Civica, Inc. By the Numbers Worthington, OH Lehi, UT Virginia L. Barney Peter Pavarini Senior Collaborator Michael E. Flowers Partner/Attorney (Ret.) Mark E. Thompson Annual Revenues 201 127 15 2 The Collective Genius Of Counsel Squire Patton Boggs Sr. Exec. VP/Director of 350000000 Affordable Affordable Permanent Supportive Adult Day Columbus, OH Steptoe & Johnson PLLC Columbus, OH Corporate Operations Housing-HUD Housing-Tax Credit Housing (PSH) Centers Columbus, OH The Huntington National Bank 300000000 William E. Blaine A. Kenneth Pierce Columbus, OH (Lifetime Trustee) Floyd V. Jones (Lifetime Trustee) 250000000 10,862 10,495 1,265 427 Attorney at Law & Lumberman SVP of Operations (Ret.) VP & Chief Financial Officer (Ret.) Peter H. Vogel, Jr. lives touched lives touched lives touched lives touched Columbus, OH The Dispatch Printing Company The Dispatch Printing Company CEO (Ret.) 200000000 Columbus, OH Columbus, OH NewPage Corporation Eric W. Borders Miamisburg, OH 150000000 Senior Director, Robert Maloney Deborah L. Russell Strategic Programs Vice President Vice President/Managing Director, The National Church Residences 100000000 7 10 4 3 Oracle Corporation Nationwide Realty Investors Australia/New Zealand (Ret.) Board of Directors is composed of Independent Living Assisted Living PORTFOLIOAffordable GROWTHAssisted Living Skilled Nursing 50000000 Atlanta, GA Columbus, OH Guidant Corporation professional men and women who Chillicothe, OH represent the business community. PORTFOLIO GROWTH 0 $189,724,590 $204,075,616 $252,557,542 $258,626,149 $268,617,844 $308,051,987 $315,031,486 $323,886,329 $332,571,948 $340,281,562 $338,179,272 Greg Comfort Janet Meeks ‘09‘10 ‘11‘12 ‘13‘14 ‘15‘16 ‘17‘18 ‘19 805 778 216Ne w Construction Starts by894 Fiscal Year (Unit Count) Engineer (ret.) EMH&T, Inc., Co-Founder & CEO James S. Savage New Construction Starts by Fiscal Year (Unit Count)lives touched lives touched lives touched lives touched Columbus, Ohio Healthcare Alignment Advisors, LLC Of Counsel Adjunct Lecturer, The Ohio Westerville, OH Luper, Neidenthal & Logan, LLP State University Columbus, OH Columbus, OH James R. Moats 350000000 Net Assets 2 2 2 266 Partner / Attorney (Ret.) Barbara J. Smoot Home Care / Rehab Hospice Private Duty Service Coordinators 300000000 J. Terrance Davis, MD Carlile Patchen Murphy, LLP President & CEO Assistant to the Chief Medical Officer Columbus, OH Women for Economic and Leadership

250000000 195 in buildings Nationwide Children’s Hospital Development (WELD) 1,742 564 489 Columbus, OH Columbus, OH lives touched lives touched lives touched 71 in agencies 200000000 2020

150000000 2020 2019 Portfolio Growth 100000000 2018 2019 New construction starts by 50000000 2017 Fiscal Year (Unit Count) 2018 $108,315,615 $111,101,501 $143,709,810 $145,393,410 $187,023,656 $232,406,741 $226,168,682 $244,005,186 $275,555,888 $318,559,502 2016 $308,156,604 0 ‘09‘10 ‘11‘12 ‘13‘14 ‘15‘16 ‘17‘18 ‘19 2017 2015 Market Rate Began Construction Affordable PSH Began Construction 2016 2014 Consolidated revenue for calendar year 2019. Affordable Senior Began Construction 0 50 100 150 200 250 2015 Market Rate Began Construction Affordable PSH Began Construction 2014 6 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 Affordable Senior Began Construction philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 7

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DAWN GROGHAN Besa Partnership 2020 Volunteers of Walnut Creek Village, Baltimore, Ohio

Continues the Year Dawn volunteered an astonishing 500 hours in 2019 to make Walnut Creek Village fun and Besa volunteers have been interacting with our seniors for more National Church Residences Foundation honored three engaging. Every month she personally provides than seven years. It all began at our adult day program on Livingston individuals and a local business as 2020 Volunteers of the craft projects, movie nights, bingo, game nights, Avenue providing activities and fellowship on Saturday mornings. Besa Year for their service and dedication to our organization and choir, lunch trips, and grocery trips. She plans continues to bless our seniors in Central Ohio, volunteering at Harmony the community. monthly holiday themed potlucks, and decorates Trace (previously called Mill Run) on a regular basis making crafts with our community room with all of the unique items she creates. Potlucks the residents. During the pandemic, they continued working with usually consist of great food, games, and an abundance of activities. Volunteers serve in residential communities, hospice and adult day Harmony Trace, sending notes and crafts to the residents, performing Dawn has assisted with Mission Day for the past 2 years, helping raise centers, with more than 2,600 registered volunteers contributing garden clean-up and planting vegetables and flowers and assisting with enough money to purchase an exercise bike, raised garden planters, and across the country. For this ninth anniversary of the awards, the reconditioning the patio furniture. a new grill. winners were celebrated with electronic announcements – instead Besa may be best known for of the usual ceremony – in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. We are its Adopt-a-Senior project Huntington Continued... grateful to Nationwide Insurance Foundation for sponsoring this event CAROL LYNNE USHER during the holidays when its for the 5th consecutive year. The 8th Annual Veterans’ Day Dinner, hosted by Huntington, was held on Legacy Village, Xenia, Ohio army of volunteers provide Sunday, November 10, 2019 at Commons at Livingston, Commons at what may be the only gift a Buckingham, Commons at Grant and Commons at Third. Residents and Carol Lynne was the first resident of Legacy senior receives during the staff decorated the community rooms in red, white and blue for the Volunteer Organization of the Year Village, and she has been an active volunteer holidays. In 2019, Besa occasion. Approximately 50 Huntington volunteers including National ever since sharing her many talents. She was provided gifts to more than Church Residences Board Member Mark Thompson as pictures below instrumental in the creation of a Memorial 300 National Church CHOICE PROPERTY RESOURCES served dinner to over 100 veterans and residents to honor and celebrate Columbus, Ohio Garden and can be seen doing logistical duties Residences seniors at Stygler their military service. Throughout the evening, residents also enjoyed one day and the next wearing hip boots and Village, Stygler Commons in bingo and fellowship. Volunteer Chaplains led invocations. Choice Property planting lilies in the garden pool. Carol Lynne has also created a Gahanna, Ohio and Ravines Resources has been a professional monthly newsletter for residents. She not only edits the at Central College I & II and valued partner to newsletter, but writes articles on events of interest to residents, and also Woods at Central College in Westerville, Ohio. National Church takes photographs. She is a tireless advocate and a true ambassador. Residences since 2005, As a result of this partnership and our ability to help connect Besa with negotiating phone, Internet and cable contracts for our communities. more and more seniors, National Church Residences, received a Besa For more than a decade, they have provided financial support to our Non Profit of the year award in September 2019. Other Appreciated Nominees mission – and, more recently, Choice employees have donated their time and talents as volunteers at Ravines at Central College I and II in Curtis Blackmon - Clinton Courtyard/Crossing Westerville, Ohio. They have helped with cleaning, groundskeeping Mary Collins - Hospice Huntington Volunteer and patio maintenance and shared time with residents playing games, Dwight Cooper - Clinton Courtyard/Crossing doing crafts, working puzzles and helping with holiday decorating Mary Eckhart - Grove City Manor Initiatives making a significant impact on the lives of over 100 residents. Mary Gapinski - Legacy Village Connie England Garrison - National Church Residences Chillicothe Huntington Bank is not only a major business partner of National David Halman - Mill Run Church Residences but also serves as a prominent volunteer partner at Judith Hart - Sandpiper Run our communities. For the past 8 years, Huntington has been hosting 2020 Volunteers of the Year Dorothy Hufnagel - Barnesville Manor Veterans’ Day dinners to honor our veterans at our Permanent Bev & Fred Kaiser - Mill Run Supportive Housing (PSH) locations. In 2018, we began a new tradition LANA COE Julia Kowalski - Jackson Run/Indian Run Estates of participating in the Columbus Veterans’ Day parade as guests of Sandstone Foothills, Mineral Wells, Texas Deborah Krapanick - Coles Landing Huntington. Eight of our resident veterans participated by either Bonnie Lucas - Trinity Towers Lana Coe knows all about ‘giving’. She is walking or riding in the 2019 Veterans’ Day Parade. Ty Gantzer, a Navy Jeanie Lyons - Hopeton Terrace helpful, caring, resourceful, and happy to veteran and National Church Residences staff member proudly drove George Mihertadian - Frio Crossing offer service no matter the task. She spreads the veteran residents in the National Church Residences Mill Run bus. Bill Owens - Stoneridge Court cheer, providing a smile and a positive Huntington hosted a lunch Maggie Polden - Bethel Housing comment to anyone she sees. Many days she for parade participants Jim Rose - Commons at Buckingham is helping neighbors by picking up groceries, where they recognized Dale Schuler - Stafford Village walking a dog, or providing supplies for adult our PSH veterans. Ed Sepulveda - Landings of St Andrew coloring. She assists at the complex too in many ways: leading exercise, Frances Smith - Solberg Tower office filing, showing apartments, cleaning after a resident moves, Dolores Soffield - Oak Creek Village sweeping the foyer and giving educational talks to name just a few. Joyce Sparks - Hospice Southern Several residents wait at the door at 9 a.m. so they can see her first. Joyce Wendel - Hospice Jeanne Wesley - Legacy Village

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Volunteerism COVID-19 Volunteer Chaplaincy National Church Residences is blessed by more than 2,600 registered volunteers nationwide, but during the COVID-19 crisis, there were countless others who saw the needs of our residents and stepped in to help. We are grateful to our service coordinators and property managers who kept us As this COVID crisis has challenged our mission to provide better living for seniors, it has not diminished our resolve. informed of these unsung heroes and all of the good things going on at our communities. We created our volunteer chaplaincy program less than two years ago, and Across the country, volunteers of all ages sent cards, letters and pictures to residents! This included mom groups, employees, churches, Girl Scouts now volunteer chaplaincy has been able to provide spiritual care for more and other civic organizations. The staff members of a library in O’Fallon, Missouri, started a pen pal program with the residents of Grace Gardens. than 5,000 of our seniors throughout Ohio and the Atlanta region. The grandsons of a resident at Wapakoneta Village in Wapakoneta, OH went to residents’ windows with signs, smiles and waves to break up the day. High school Honor Society students sent notes to residents at Agsten Manor in Charleston, WV. An organization made up of families with children Through a generous gift of 100,000 from CF Bank and numerous gifts from sent notes and cards to several Columbus, Ohio communities. the 2020 Golf Classic, (see the COVID Relief section for the list of these donors), our chaplains have been able to continue and expand our Since no one has been allowed inside the buildings during the pandemic, volunteers improvised and shared their artistic talents outside. Some commitment to spiritual care. provided encouraging messages with chalk on sidewalks, others painted spring time pictures on residents’ windows, and some sang or played music to entertain the residents. A young lady in Westerville, Ohio used a portable mic and speaker to sing uplifting show tunes to the residents at Each week, chaplains reach seniors sheltering in place through recorded Inniswood Village. At Palm Springs Villa in Florida and Villa Esparanza, in Puerto Rico, residents were serenaded from the parking lot. In Columbus, devotionals, prayer gatherings for each region within our organization and Ohio, an artist and her band of friends painted the windows of the residents’ homes. a hotline for help and support to any and all that might have need to talk on any topic. A mask making initiative was started at the Central Office by the Hospice Team and was later joined by our general volunteers. More than 50 Chaplaincy Graduation Atlanta volunteers joined the initiative to provide masks to our front-line hospice and healthcare workers and residents. But it wasn’t long before stories In addition, our chaplains have been serving our communities where and photos were rolling in of the residents, families, community members and friends who were making masks for residents and staff across the volunteers have been needed. They have been able to assist with food country. Volunteers donated fabric, sewing machines and materials and began sewing to provide masks for residents and staff. Nearly 2000 masks distribution at a number of our facilities and just recently they have begun to help with COVID19 testing for our residents. were dropped off at Central office by June 30, 2020. Such generosity has enabled this good work to continue. The pandemic has not stopped the growth of this program. In both the Atlanta and Toledo In the midst of this devastating pandemic, the kindness of others has shown through the darkness. In a areas we continued to provide chaplaincy training using a Zoom format and recently two new classes of volunteer chaplains have been time when we were unable to deploy our volunteers in the traditional activities, they found a way to be commissioned. there. Our hearts are full of gratitude for each and every act of kindness and compassion for our seniors. Rev. Dr. Darrell Elligan in the Atlanta region and Rev. Dr. Patricia Snelling in the Toledo region now serve as regional coordinators for these new chaplains. Under their leadership, these chaplains are being deployed to different communities where they will extend spiritual care to all staff and residents regardless of background or faith tradition.

Spiritual care is good health care and in this pandemic and time of civil unrest, emotional maladies can run high, but many are finding hope and peace through the faithful ministry of our frontline chaplains.

Reverend Jim Zippay, MDiv, DMin Chaplaincy Graduation Toledo Corporate Chaplain at National Church Residences

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Philanthropy at Work GRANT APPLICATIONS FOR The COVID-19 pandemic has been a life changing event for the world and especially those whom National Church COVID-19 RELIEF BY THE Residences has been entrusted to serve. Given our mission and the disproportionate affect this pandemic has had on NUMBERSFY2020 seniors, it has never been more important that we provide compassionate care and support to our residents.

Keeping our mission strong through this crisis was made possible by the generosity of our wonderful donors. Because of you, we were able to provide much needed supports to our seniors as they sheltered in place and remained safe through the pandemic.

Funds raised enabled resources to be deployed to address the urgent health, economic, and social needs of impacted communities and individuals. We thank the following organizations for grants awarded in support of our COVID-19 emergency relief efforts:

Adirondack Foundation Foundation for Appalachian Ohio The Philadelphia Foundation Arizona Community Foundation Foundation for the Carolinas Pittsburgh Foundation Buckeye Health Plan Fulton County Department of The Nick Rozanski Memorial Community Development Foundation The Columbus Foundation Greater Cleveland COVID-19 Rapid Truist for Georgia Communities Foundation of Response Fund TX (North Texas Cares) United Way of Southeast Michigan Greater Toledo Community Foundation Community Foundation for Greater Margaret & Robert Walter Atlanta/United Way of Greater Atlanta The Huntington National Bank Foundation Community Foundation of Western Kalamazoo Community Foundation/ North Carolina United Way of Battle Creek Kalamazoo COVID-19 Response Fund for Greater Nationwide Dayton (Montgomery County) 28 $1,765,150 Applications approved Total awarded 7, 616 10 Residents served States reached 97 National Church Residences communities benefited

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Legacy Giving Post-Acute Regional Rapid Testing Program What will my legacy be? Many donors have a desire to be remembered for the change they made in the world and the impact they had on the lives around them. Helping a donor shape and create a legacy is one of the most important and rewarding aspects of life as a fundraising professional. For (PARRT Program) some, they have dreamed about their contribution for many years and they know exactly how they will do it, but for many others they haven’t dared The PARRT Program was a collaboration between central Ohio stakeholders led by National Church Residences, Ohio State University Wexner to think that they too could leave a legacy. Medical Center, OhioLiving, LeadingAge Ohio and Central Ohio Geriatrics in cooperation with the Ohio Department of Health, Franklin County Health Department and Columbus Health Departments. Thanks to a $100,000 grant from The Columbus Foundation, we were able to raise over You don’t have to be wealthy to leave a legacy! Everyone can have this opportunity. There are many ways and reasons for every donor to consider. For $230,000 in support of this program. some a bequest or gift through their will makes sense or a gift of stock or real estate. For some, a gift of life insurance accomplishes their financial and philanthropic goals. At National Church Residences Foundation, our donors get creative. Here are a couple examples. This program enabled any nursing home or assisted living community in Franklin At Bristol Village in Waverly, Ohio, establishing a charitable gift annuity is a popular tool. Each year residents County (and eventually contiguous counties) to have rapid COVID-19 testing for use Charitable Gift Annuities to make a difference in the lives of their neighbors while creating favorable tax those residents displaying COVID symptoms and expedited lab results from the treatment and a consistent and reliable stream of revenue for life for themselves. Charitable Gift Annuities Ohio Department of Health. This collaborative effort provided the solution needed can be established with a gift of $10,000. Residents have made gifts of real estate, real estate sale proceeds, to quickly isolate cases of COVID-19 and stop the spread within nursing homes and and stock to create their Charitable Gift Annuity. assisted living facilities, which house the most vulnerable individuals at risk of contracting COVID-19. At First Community Village, long time National Church Residences supporters, Richard and Anne Royer learned that they could make a lasting impact by designating a gift through their Entrance Fee. This concept appealed to them because this fee had already been set aside. With the blessing of their family, and being philanthropists at heart, the Royers earmarked a percentage of their Entry Fee rebate to benefit the mission of the First Community Village Foundation. Their decision fulfilled both their estate planning and philanthropic wishes. Delivering Meals to Seniors in Atlanta

If you have an interest in leaving a legacy, please see our legacy giving website where many types of gifts and their benefits to further financial and Senior residents living in nine National Church Residences’ affordable housing communities in metro Atlanta who were once food insecure, received philanthropic goals are described. https://www.nationalchurchresidences.org/donate/legacy-gifts/ And of course, our Foundation Team is here to free meals every day, thanks to the hard work of the staff and the generosity of community partners. We estimate more than 44,000 meals were help you! Contact either Nicole Papa Odegaard, Senior Director of Philanthropy at [email protected] or Suzan Nocella, Director of distributed to our seniors over a 12 week period. Annual Giving and First Community Village Foundation at [email protected]. With COVID-19 upending daily life, many of our seniors were finding their access to food limited and their social isolation increased. When COVID-19 hit Atlanta, it was decided that the unused commercial kitchen at Big Bethel Village could be converted into a food hub for seniors in need during the crisis. The kitchen closed two years ago as interest in the dining service had declined.

This all could not have been accomplished without a $250,000 grant from the Fulton County COVID-19 Emergency Relief fund. Additionally, we Benefits Enrollment Center Expansion received $95,000 from the COVID-19 Response and Recovery grant from the Greater Atlanta COVID-19 Response and Recovery Fund, a joint effort The Benefits Enrollment Center Program, partially funded by a grant through National Council on Aging and CareSource taking place in Columbus, from the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta and United Way of Greater Atlanta. Ohio has been immensely successful, showing great potential for scalability among our portfolio in order to assist even more seniors increase their financial resources through benefits enrollment. The goal of the Benefits Enrollment Center Program is to outreach and screen seniors within our These generous gifts were utilized to support centralized, on-demand food service for seniors, formerly homeless and individuals with disabilities in buildings and the surrounding community to help them enroll and re-certify in benefits based on eligibility. From January 2019 – June 30, 2020, the Fulton and DeKalb counties. Volunteers helped to organize and deliver food weekly to residents. Benefits Enrollment Specialist has successfully assisted a total of 377 individuals with 515 applications, a value of $1,470,724 in benefits. This surpasses our program goals and greatly impacts seniors most in need by putting an average of $4,000 back into their pockets through benefits Due to the overwhelming success of this program, Fulton County extended their support with an additional $100,000 grant to allow for this enrollment. programming to continue for six additional months.

National Council on Aging approved an additional $26,786 in funds to assist with our expansion goals. Thanks to these grants we are able to see the enormous potential to greatly impact a significant number of seniors through this program.

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Truist Financial Corporation - Atlanta Sponsorship Support National Church Residences was the recipient of a $20,000 grant from Truist Financial Corporation. The funds Due to COVID-19 prevention protocols, we decided to cancel two of our annual events, the Rise ‘N Shine Breakfast to Champion Older Adults in were used to assist residents living in several of our affordable housing communities in Georgia, as well as seniors Atlanta and the Golf Classic held at Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin, Ohio. Each year, we are very fortunate to have generous sponsors support on waitlists and some residents living at Atlanta Habitat for Humanity properties, which has a partnership with National Church Residences. these events and with these cancellations, several of them allowed us to retain their sponsorship dollars to continue their support of our mission.

The grant supports the immediate needs of our senior residents, which includes food insecurity, rental assistance, transportation, activities that Thank you to the following Golf Classic and Rise ‘N Shine Sponsors who continued to support our Mission through this pandemic: combat social isolation, personal protective equipment and the deployment of Rapid Response Service Coordination. Golf Classic Sponsors: This program was created in response to the pandemic. It enables service coordinators to pivot their support to a virtual platform connecting to seniors via the phone call, conducting phone assessments and providing appropriate interventions to care for identified needs. Archer Energy Clearpath Benefit Advisors National Equity Fund, Inc. Quantum Health Lument World Central Kitchen - Michigan Ruscilli Construction Company National Church Residences was selected to participate in a pilot program with World Central Kitchen. Founded in 2010 by Chef José Andrés, World Central Kitchen (WCK) uses the power Rise 'N Shine: of food to heal and strengthen communities through times of crisis and beyond. AllWell Peach State Health Plan Arnall Golden Gregory, LLP This pilot program was launched in Detroit where WCK worked with a network of local restaurants to deliver prepared meals to seniors. Residents at Eden Manor and Evangelical Habitat International Manor received over 90 meals twice a week until the end of June. GEC Geotechnical & Environmental Consultants, Inc. Georgia Advancing Communities Together Georgia Power Also in Michigan Lument Our Michigan seniors were also served by grants totaling $25,000 from the United Way of National Equity Fund, Inc. Southeast Michigan and Kalamazoo Community Foundation/United Way of Battle Creek Prestwick Construction Company, LLC Kalamazoo. These funds were used to provide much needed resources to our residents at Shaw Industries Group, Inc. (Patcraft) Canton Place, Columbia Court, Romulus Tower and Spring Valley Crossing during the pandemic. We are grateful for the support received by these two new donors! TWD Foundation We couldn’t do it without you! Additional Support Thank You! One of the things that makes our organization special are the many wonderful people that partner with our mission. We have seen many rally together to join our mission during the COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you to the consultants of Mary Kay who donated over 200 hand creams to our Senior Services, hospice and home health workers. These essential frontline workers care for our precious and most vulnerable seniors, we cannot thank them enough.

18 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 19 Peter and Mary Lou Sprague Charlotte McCormick Reverend Bruce and Karen Robert and Mrs. Tulte Lewis and Wanda Stratton In memory of Richard Hartling Henderson In memory of Susan Ehas Friends William and Barbara Thomas Kent and Lian The Mulliner In memory of Fred Schneiter Richard and Donna Keyse Foundation Robert and Mrs. Tulte* In memory of Virginia Hartwell Charlotte J. McCormick In memory of Jean Frank Financial Gifts to National Church Residences Foundation Calvin and Audrey Tysen Gary and Janet Brinkman Richard and Catherine Roberts Richard and Donna Keyse Eric Walker♦ Stephen A. Hartwell In memory of Brenda N. Schultz In memory of Charles Horr July 1, 2019 to June 30, 2020 All hospice donations are located under Hospice. James and Carol Waugh* Reverend Bruce and Karen Charlotte J. McCormick Yvonne Jones Waverly Police Auxiliary* Henderson In memory of William Shipe In memory of Dennis Kee Katherine Weir Elinor Hodder Gary and Janet Brinkman Richard and Donna Keyse Abbey Church Village Community Foundation for Truist for Georgia* Daryl Fourman Donna Wetzel* Donald Houlette In memory of Ralph Strickland In memory of June (Columbus, OH) the Ohio Valley United Way of Greater Atlanta* Neil and Eleanor Fujita Earnie Williamson Ruth Karner Reverend Bruce and Karen Lankford Phillip Doyle♦ Liz Easley* Lisa R. Girdley♦ Richard and Catherine Roberts Henderson Ethel Smith Stewards of Affordable Housing Frederick Garcia Big Bethel Village Betty D. Glenn In memory of John Ayers Kent and Lian The Mulliner In memory of Jane and Jim In memory of Marie Lankford for the Future (SAHF)* Pennie Grant (Atlanta, GA) Grace United Methodist Church* Reverend Gareth and Evelyn Donna Wetzel Thomas Ethel Smith Diana Gross Anthem Blue Cross Warner and Judith Gustafson Baker In memory of Betty J. Haubeil William and Barbara Thomas In memory of Gordon Mathie Antioch Towers Apartments Health Path Foundation of Ohio Community Foundation Betsy Hall Christopher and Patricia Dalyai Tim Neff In memory of Jeanne A. Westrick Richard and Donna Keyse (Cleveland, OH) Carole Hutton* for Greater Atlanta* Robert and Hilda Handy Bill and Joan Dillehay In memory of Charles Horr Barbara Early Carl and Marjorie Mihalyfi Greater Cleveland Food Bank, Inc.* Jerry Jones* Fulton County Community Richard Hartling Barbara Early Bill and Joan Dillehay In memory of Rush Williamson Robert and Patricia Penrose Greater Cleveland Foundation* Martha Lendon Development Department* George E. Hartwell Robert and Hilda Handy Ruth Karner Earnie Williamson In memory of Grover Melligan Huntington Bank Marilyn Littleton* Jencare Medical Center Stephen A. Hartwell Charlotte McCormick Charlotte McCormick In memory of Snookie Williamson Ethel Smith National Church Residences RealFloors* Elizabeth Hartwig In memory of Iva Bailey In memory of Bill Houlette Earnie Williamson In memory of Irene Noble Arlington by the Lake Transportation Services Katie Robertson Carol and Bernard Heigley* Gary and Janet Brinkman Darla Roseberry In memory of Lowell Zechiel Richard and Donna Keyse (Toledo, OH) Ute M. Neitzelt Truist for Georgia* Reverend Bruce and Karen Henderson Christopher and Patricia Dalyai In memory of Robert Huck Barbara Early In memory of Nicholas Smith Greater Toledo Community Ohio Department of Transportation United Way of Greater Atlanta* Doug Himes, III♦ Bill and Joan Dillehay Reineida and Daniel Diehlman Kent and Lian The Mulliner Ethel Smith Foundation* Loretta A. Richardson Terry A. Hines* Ruth Karner In memory of Richard Johnson In memory of Marian Zechiel Monica Richardson* Blessing Court Bernard G. Hobday Kathryn Puckett Barbara Early Charlotte J. McCormick In honor of Dudley Bolser Argus Court River Valley Health Foundation* (Bedford, TX) Elinor Hodder Sonde and Alicia Sondergelt In memory of Phillip Karns Kent and Lian The Mulliner Yvonne Jones (Columbus, OH) The Schenk Charitable Trust Chang Kim Donald Houlette* Peter and Mary Lou Sprague Barbara Early In honor of Betty D. Glenn Huntington Bank Barbara Shepherd* Communities Foundation of Texas Charles Hoult Calvin and Audrey Tysen Charlotte J. McCormick In honor of Daryl Fourman Yvonne Jones Sisters Health Foundation (North Texas Cares)* Bonnie Huber James and Carol Waugh Kent and Lian The Gary and Janet Brinkman Argus Green Fran Strauss Kim Hughes♦ In memory of Jackie Barnes Mulliner In honor of Elizabeth Hartwig Canton Place (Columbus, OH) Rhonda Strauss* Bridgeport Manor Joan Hull Bill and Joan Dillehay In memory of Dennis Kee Rex and Karen Berney (Canton, MI) Huntington Bank Larry Thompson* (Bridgeport, OH) Robert and Rebecca Hull In memory of Carol Bowers Bill and Joan Dillehay In honor of Richard Johnson United Way of Southeast Michigan* Women's Giving Circle of the Colgate-Palmolive Company* Gordon and Laurel Jacobsen* Gary and Janet Brinkman Barbara Early Kent and Lian The Mulliner Ashgrove Crossing Community Foundation for the Reverend William Johnson In memory of Jason Brunk Betsy Hall In honor of Evelyn Lindemuth Center for Senior Health (Muncie, IN) Ohio Valley Bristol Court Richard and Donna Johnson Family of Jason Brunk Reverend Bruce and Karen Gary and Janet Brinkman Mike Bloebaum Joan P. Drayer (Waverly, OH) Yvonne Jones Reverend Bruce and Karen Henderson Kimberly Bowyer♦ Battery Park Senior Apartments Foundation for Appalachian Ohio* Joan Kane Henderson Charlotte J. McCormick Good Neighbor Fund Tracey Carns Baptist Gardens (Asheville, NC) Ruth Karner In memory of Beverly Bumbaugh Kent and Lian The Mae Ann Allison Columbus Sign Co. (Atlanta, GA) Community Foundation Bristol Village Foundation Richard and Donna Keyse Gary and Janet Brinkman Mulliner Reverend Gareth and Evelyn Baker Leslie Crabbe♦ Anthem Blue Cross of Western North Carolina* (Waverly, OH) Gary and Janice Kinney* Reverend Bruce and Karen In memory of Jacqueline Kingsbury Alma Connors Beth Crane and Richard Belfor USA Group Inc. Mae Ann Allison Klinker's Lumber and Builder's Henderson Kent and Lian The Mulliner Barbara Early McKee Fund* Brooks Landscaping & Lawn Beechtree Commons I & II Van and Terri Ambrose Supplies In memory of Carolin F. Carlson In memory of Harold LaParl Warner and Judith Gustafson Dr. Terry and Barbara Davis Maintenance (Verona, PA) Thomas D. Anderson Carroll and Thurlie Knapp Kent and Lian The Mulliner Barbara Early Carol and Bernard Heigley* Carrie Dean♦ Community Foundation The Pittsburgh Foundation* Harry and Saundra Andrews Ted and Joan Kowalski In memory of Larry Curren In memory of Oscar Marsh Robert and Rebecca Hull Susan and Doug DiMickele♦ for Greater Atlanta* AO Price Real Estate & Auction* Kroger Community Rewards Program Bill and Joan Dillehay Gary and Janet Brinkman Yvonne Jones Phillip Doyle♦ Fulton County Community Bethel Housing Atomic Credit Union Charlotte J. McCormick Charlotte J. McCormick Reverend Bruce and Karen Richard and Donna Keyse Franklin County Office on Aging Development Department* (Jonesborough, TN) Reverend Maurice Bailey Atha McFarland In memory of James Dayton Henderson Gary and Janice Kinney – Senior Options East Coast Vending Services Kathy Allen* Reverend Gareth and Evelyn Baker Terry and Gail Mealey Diane Costello Elinor Hodder Ted and Joan Kowalski Ronald Forrer* Jencare Medical Center Sharon Bowman* Rose Bamba Estate of Grover Melligan Kent and Lian The Mulliner Kent and Lian The Mulliner Charlotte J. McCormick Patrick Fowler♦* Truist for Georgia* ClearCaptions, LLC* Kenneth and Marilyn Beilstein Carl and Marjorie Mihalyfi* In memory of Sherry In memory of Gordon Mathie Carl and Marjorie Mihalyfi* Julie and Timothy Fox♦ United Way of Greater Atlanta* Color Street Nails* Randal R. Benner♦ Gerald Miller Diehlmann Barbara Early Donald Netzley Michael Gibson* Continuum Courtyards, LLC* Retha Bennett Martha Z. Miller Reineida and Daniel Diehlman Reverend Bruce and Karen Brenda Owens Justin Golias♦ Baptist Towers DeBord Consulting & Rex and Karen Berney Sandra and Douglas Moore* In memory of Jay Early Henderson Robert and Patricia Penrose Stacia Hance♦ (Atlanta, GA) Insurance Associates* Jim and Angie Boyce Stuart R. Morrell Earnie Williamson Yvonne Jones Richard and Catherine Roberts Elio Harmon♦* Anthem Blue Cross Dominion JC II, LLC* Gary and Janet Brinkman Kent and Lian The Mulliner In memory of Susan Ehas Peter and Mary Lou Sprague Scioto Valley Model Railroad Club Anne Harnish Belfor USA Group Inc. First Tennessee Area Agency Bristol Court Residents Tim Neff* Bill and Joan Dillehay In memory of Angela Morgan Ethel Smith Sheryl L. Hatcher♦ Brooks Landscaping on Aging and Disability Bristol Village Residents Donald Netzley Barbara Early Rose Bamba Shirley Smith Marilyn and Theodore Hollingsworth* & Lawn Maintenance Four Oaks Health Care Center* Bristol Village Foundation Rodney Newell* Don and Sally Ehas In memory of Glenn Noble Sonde and Alicia Sondergelt Megan E. Hughes♦ Community Foundation Gray Medical Investors, LLC Bristol Village Tours Group Sherri L. Nutt♦ Ruth Karner Barbara Early Robert and Mrs. Tulte* Kate and Tom Hunter♦ for Greater Atlanta Home Instead Senior Care* Sonya Brown♦ Brenda Owens Charlotte J. McCormick Reverend Bruce and Karen Matthew and Kathleen East Coast Vending Services Integral Chiropractic Co.* Estate of Jason Brunk* Robert and Patricia Penrose Kathryn Puckett Henderson In memory of John Ayers Kehlmeier♦ Fulton County Community Jones Chiropractic Clinic* Renee Burleigh Dorothy Peterson Peter and Mary Lou Sprague In memory of Irene Noble Yvonne Jones Jill Kolb♦ Development Department* Jonesborough Area Senior Center* James Clark Portsmouth Ambulance In memory of Martin Fichtelman Gary and Janet Brinkman In memory of Iva Bailey Tracy D. Kraft♦ Jencare Medical Center Karing Hearts Cardiology* Amy Clemmons♦ Kathryn Puckett Retha Bennett Bill and Joan Dillehay Mae Ann Allison Summer Laipply♦* Quality Control Music* Andrew and Amber Price* Jane Cockrell Bill Renner Gary and Janet Brinkman Yvonne Jones Reverend Gareth and Evelyn Pam Ley Truist for Georgia* Visiting Angels* Alma Connors Shirley Resler Jane Cockrell Charlotte J. McCormick Baker Leslie Mayes♦ United Way of Greater Atlanta* Bill Wolfe, D.D.S., P.A.* Diane Costello* Richard and Catherine Roberts Betsy Hall Kathryn Puckett Barbara Early Matt and Nona McGuire♦ Christopher and Patricia Dalyai Darla Roseberry Reverend Bruce and Karen Calvin and Audrey Tysen Carol and Bernard Heigley Julie L. McTeague♦ Barnesville Manor Betmar Village Richard and Diane Demlow Scioto Valley Model Railroad Club Henderson In memory of Shirley Pryor Yvonne Jones Harry C. Moores Foundation (Barnesville, OH) (Atlanta, GA) Reineida and Daniel Diehlman Jackie Seela Charlotte J. McCormick Reverend Bruce and Karen Richard and Donna Keyse Ann Napoletan♦ Barnesville Manor Dinner Fund Anthem Blue Cross Bill and Joan Dillehay Rosann L. Severding Kent and Lian The Mulliner Henderson Gary and Janice Kinney Nationwide Insurance Foundation Colgate-Palmolive Company* Community Foundation Barbara Early Connie Sheridan Rodney Newell In memory of Floyd and June Charlotte J. McCormick Marcia and Thom Nelson♦ Foundation for Appalachian Ohio* for Greater Atlanta* Don and Sally Ehas* Ethel Smith Richard and Catherine Roberts Roseberry Scioto Valley Model Railroad Suzan H. Nocella♦ Fulton County Community Dana Ellis Jeremy and Heather Smith♦ In memory of Jean Frank Darla Roseberry Club Michelle and David Norris♦ Belmont County Transportation Development Department* Thelma Fichtelman Shirley Smith* Bill and Joan Dillehay In memory of Phyllis Rudie Shirley Smith ORIX Foundation David Briggs Horizon Housing Foundation First National Bank Sonde and Alicia Sondergelt Yvonne Jones Sonde and Alicia Sondergelt Jerrie O'Rourke♦* Ralph Chambers Jencare Medical Center Gerald Flegal Teresa and Rick Spitznagel♦

20 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 21 Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb♦ Delores Ruth* Commons at Imperial Community Foundation of Greater Paul and Jean Shepard Pamela Moore Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy♦ Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Jeremy and Heather Smith♦ (Atlanta, GA) Atlanta* Thomas and Jody Slemmer Kevin L. Robinson Estate of Dominick Onorato* Marie Sinon Corri Page♦ Elizabeth A. Stanton♦ Anthem Blue Cross Communities Foundation of Texas The Slutty Vegan* Carol Sorrendino Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ In memory of Robert D. Murtha Nicole Papa Odegaard♦ Katisha Bruner♦ (North Texas Cares)* Pam Smith* Gladys Vivlemore Greg and Anita Palmer♦ Nelson French Sandra W. Peterson♦ Chimes Terrace Community Foundation Community Foundation of Western Squire Patton Boggs LLP Russell Pitzer In memory of Georgia Pryor Barbara Poplis (Johnstown, OH) for Greater Atlanta* North Carolina* Status Solutions* First Community Village John and Kendra Rayl♦ Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Todd Puhl♦ Antreas Ghazarossian* Fulton County Community Almeta E. Cooper Cindy Steger* (Columbus, OH) Jenny Lou Renkert In memory of Robert M. Scott Ginni Ragan Kitty Guinsler* Development Department* Krista Couser* Cathy Story♦* John and Janet Adams Nancy Rigsby* Marjorie Bohl John and Kendra Rayl♦ Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Jencare Medical Center CoverMyMeds* Tidwell Group Janet and Jeffrey Allen* Ann L. Royer In memory of Martha H. Speight Mark and Julie Ricketts♦ Truist for Georgia* Paul Cummings Debbie Tillman♦ Elizabeth Anstaett* Estate of Richard Royer Amy and John Macko Linda D. Roehrenbeck♦ In memory of Pauline V. Guinsler United Way of Greater Atlanta* Cuthbert Green House Inc.* Town Center Carrabba’s Italian Grill* William and Diana Arthur Kay Schirtzinger* Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy William Seeley* Antreas Ghazarossian Carrie Dean♦ Truist for Georgia* Beth and James Atkinson* Charles Sheley In memory of Susan Stevenson Thomas and Jody Slemmer Kitty Guinsler Commons at Livingston Justin Deloach* TWD Foundation Janet Barrett Marie Sinon* Marjorie Bohl Keith Spalsbury♦ (Columbus, OH) Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP United Health Care Raymond and Alice Barry Fund George and Barbara Smith* Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Teresa and Rick Spitznagel♦ Clinton Place Apartments 3rd and Goal Foundation* Dr. Alice Faryna United Way of Battle Creek of The Columbus Foundation Robert Stevenson* In memory of W. Peter Williams Donna Tabbah♦* (Mount Clemens, MI) Marilyn Bodkin* Kristen Fontanini♦ and Kalamazoo Regions* The William and Evelyn Boggs Fund Tamea Sutphen Susan and Dan Carter Beth Vickio♦ Robert E. Borson DPM PC Faith Lutheran Church Foundation for Appalachian Ohio* United Way of Central Carolinas* Marjorie Bohl Judy Sutton Joyce Dargusch Eric Walker♦ Clinton Place Apartments Residents Franklinton Chapter National Patrick Fowler♦ United Way of Greater Atlanta* Walter Buchsieb Sally Tate* Michael and Jane Endres Bonnie Walson Memorial Fund of Joanne Cruz Society Daughters of the Brian J. Foy United Way of Southeast Michigan* Dr. Norman and Donna Burns Donna Taylor* Robert and Beth Hamilton The Columbus Foundation Exterior Pros* American Revolution Toni Frere* United Way of Tarrant County* Alina Butler* Diane Thorpe David Lauer Danielle A. Willis♦ Guardian Plumbing & Heating, Inc. Mary Ann Groves Fulton County Community Margaret and Robert Walter Susan and Dan Carter* David Timmons Terry Mathews Jeffrey and Susan Wolf♦ Laura and Paul Kropp* Jim and Joyce Hahnert* Development Department* Foundation of the Columbus Dr. Dennis and Starlene Cebul* Tri-W Group, Inc. Fund of George and Carolyn McConnaughey Julie Woolley♦ Ann Marie Smith Brittany Harris♦ GEC Geotechnical & Foundation* Lorrie Clark The Columbus Foundation* Nancy Rigsby Stacy York♦* Dee Ann E. Vanderkar William Harvey Environmental Consultants, Inc. Ronald Coosaia* Shelley Turf* Tamea Sutphen Tiyva Vanommeren* Huntington Bank Georgia Advancing Communities In memory Marie Pascale Kathy Coulibaly* Sarah Walker Judy Sutton In memory of Gordon Ley National Association of Letter Carriers Together Carrie Dean Michael Courey Hugh Westwater Fund of Tri-W Group, Inc. Fund of The Pam Ley Clymer Village - Buckeye Branch 78 Goodr* In memory of Betty Bergantzel Joyce Dargusch The Columbus Foundation* Columbus Foundation (Phillipsburg, NY) Marcia and Thom Nelson♦ Greater Cleveland Foundation* Linda D. Roehrenbeck Sallie and Pete Davis-Bethge Amy Wilemon* Hugh Westwater Fund Ceredo Manor Clymer Village Residents Malini and Jay Patel* Greater Toledo Community Pete and Pidge Diehl Judith A. Wright♦ of The Columbus Foundation (Ceredo, WV) Nick Rozanski Memorial Foundation Foundation* In honor of Earl Carter Rodney and Barbara Duane Roger Young* Amy Wilemon Judy N. Brinson Coles Landing of the Dublin Foundation Green Circle Growers* Captivating Smiles Family Dentistry Michael and Jane Endres In memory of Carol Young Ceredo Manor Residents (Haddonfield, NJ) VFW Whitehall Auxiliary* Lynda Gundling In honor of Fred and Marie Florence Mike and Leslie Fallon In memory of Peggy Alexander Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Margaret Waller* The Philadelphia Foundation* Andrew Gunn* Captivating Smiles Family Dentistry Ralph Fallon Kathy Coulibaly Commons Fund Habitat for Humanity Teresamae Faricy Francille Firebaugh In honor of Catherine Courey Chambers Bridge Residence Colman Court (Columbus, OH) International* Cranes Landing Dr. Alice Faryna Michael P. Kirch, CPA Michael Courey (Brick, NJ) (Cleveland, OH) The Columbus Foundation Andrea L. Heath (Toledo, OH) Louise Fenner* Sally Tate In honor of Thomas R. Frye Joni Bragen* Greater Cleveland Foundation* Fifth Third Bank Henry County Hospital* Greater Toledo Community Jodie Ferguson* Shelley Turf Keidan Care Fund Cimply Labor* Huntington Bank Sheryl L. Hatcher♦ Gretchen Hines* Foundation* John and Francille Firebaugh In memory of Shirley Bull of The Columbus Foundation K & S Pro Painting* Doug Himes, III♦ Home Depot Foundation First Community Village Residents Elizabeth Anstaett In honor of Phil Hobbs Remm Heating Columbia Court Megan E. Hughes♦ Home Instead Senior Care♦ Cypress Sunrise Village Ming Fisher Marjorie Bohl John and Francille Firebaugh Sherwin-Williams* (Belleville, MI) Huntington National Bank Matt Hood (Cypress, CA) Fred Fisher Joyce Dargusch In honor of Jackie Metro United Way of Southeast Michigan* Matthew and Kathleen Harvesters Community Food Kiwanis Club of Cypress* Nelson French Robert and Beth Hamilton Marjorie Bohl Chaplaincy Kehlmeier♦ Network* Rotary Club of Cypress* Elizabeth L. Galbreath In memory of Eileen Chaffin Virginia L. Barney Commons at Buckingham Harry C. Moores Foundation Huntington National Bank Dr. Susan F. Glaser Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Franklin House Amy and Dave Brehm♦ (Columbus, OH) Nationwide Insurance Foundation HW & Co. Decatur Village Michael B. Griffith In memory of Dottie Comfort (Eustis, FL) CF Bank* Joy Lattimore Michelle and David Norris♦ Jencare Medical Center (Phillipsburg, PA) Estate of Phyllis Hall* Marjorie Bohl City of Eustis* Dr. Terry and Barbara Davis Huntington Bank Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb♦ Frank Jennings* Anita Myers♦ Richard Hamilton Joyce Dargusch Clermont Health & Rehab* Colleen Folger Osteopathic Heritage Foundation Kendal at Granville* Robert and Beth Hamilton Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Congregational Church of Friends Foundation for the Aging* In memory of Zudora Baldwin Powell Tina L. Rayle♦ Mac Kennedy* Derry Station Earl F. Hawkins In memory of Carolyn A. Davis Mount Dora, Inc* Kate and Tom Hunter♦ Joy Lattimore Linda D. Roehrenbeck♦ Lument (Derry, PA) Denise L. Hemsley♦ Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Lucille Loveitt Jackie Metro♦* Rosalinda Sampayo♦ Kelly Maruniak* The Pittsburgh Foundation* Phil and Linda Hobbs In memory of Jonathon Diehl Paramount Insurance Associates* James Moats Commons at Chantry Donna Tabbah♦* Leslie Mayes♦ Donald Houser* Joyce Dargusch Mark Shelton Timothy O'Dell* (Columbus, OH) Danielle A. Willis♦ Janet Meeks and Richard D'Enbeau Disaster Relief Marilyn F. Jennings In memory of Glenn Dustin Greg R. Overmyer Colleen Bain♦ Montgomery County Human Services Justin Golias♦ Karen K. Jesko Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Gable Ridge Apartments Douglas Payne♦ Huntington Bank Commons at Third Planning and Development Dept.* Kate and Tom Hunter♦ Ralph and Mary Johansmann Fund In memory of Jodie Ferguson (Wilkinsburg, PA) Katie Robertson (Columbus, OH) Morgan Stanley JoAnn Reese♦ Nancy B. Johnston Beth and James Atkinson The Pittsburgh Foundation* James and Ann Savage Commons at Garden Lake Huntington Bank National Equity Fund Cynthia Jones Marjorie Bohl Thomas and Jody Slemmer (Toledo, OH) Nationwide Insurance Foundation Eagle Tail Village Curtis Kampmeier* Joyce Dargusch Garden Grove Carol Turner♦ Greater Toledo Community COVID-19 Relief Suzan H. Nocella♦ (Buckeye, AZ) Keidan Care Fund of Francille Firebaugh (Manhattan, KS) Terrence and Jenifer Wynne Foundation* Adirondack Foundation* Ohio Capital Corporation Arizona Community Foundation* The Columbus Foundation* Robert and Beth Hamilton Anthem Blue Cross Lucas County Veterans Service J. Lynn Anderson for Housing Michael P. Kirch, CPA* Diane Thorpe Grace View Manor Residents Chestnut House Commission Arizona Community Foundation* Councilwoman Marci Overstreet* Eden Cross Martha Ann Knight* In memory of Karen Hammerlof Grand Haven Commons Residents (Blacklick, OH) Lawrence Stalter* Baird Foundation, Inc. Corri Page♦ (Sequin, TX) Rhonda R. Knisley♦ Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy USI Alliance All Saints Episcopal Church* Rose Bamba Daniel Patrick♦ Amber Carroll* Mary Ann Krauss In memory of Arthur Herrmann Walmart #2120* Chestnut House Residents In memory of Robert D. Wise Bank of America (Merrill Lynch) Peter Pavarini Interim Home Health* Kroger Community Rewards Robert and Beth Hamilton Lawrence Stalter Virginia L. Barney PharMerica Corporation Cynthia Lopez* Program In memory of Russell Holbrook The Reverend John R. Glenn Fund Chillicothe Bluespire* The Philadelphia Foundation* Universal Provider Service* David Lauer* Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy AllWell Peach State Health Plan* (Chillicothe, OH) Commons at Grant Larry J. Bellman The Pittsburgh Foundation* Dustin Yaklin* Jane and Don Leach In memory of Nancy B. Johnston AmazonSmile Foundation Lynn Allen* (Columbus, OH) Sally and David Bloomfield Plante Moran, PLLC Rosemary Lewis John and Francille Denise Anderson♦ Boyer Funeral Home, Inc. Colleen Bain♦ Jake Breakey* PNC Elliott Heights Amy and John Macko* Firebaugh Maria F. Arce-Diaz♦ Heidi M. Colburn♦ Denise L. Davis♦ Councilmember Antionio Brown* Ginni Ragan (Pittsburgh, PA) Terry Mathews* In memory of Barnie Jones Archer Energy Judy Cowan* Phillip Doyle♦ Buckeye Health Plan* Linda D. Roehrenbeck♦ The Pittsburgh Foundation* Sonia H. McClendon Cynthia Jones Arnall Golden Gregory, LLP Lynn and William Digges♦ Huntington Bank Captivating Smiles Family Dentistry* Michael Ross* George and Carolyn In memory of Carol Kessler Stephanie Atkinson♦ Haller Funeral Home* Michael N. Piazza♦ Central Ohio Primary Care Rotary Foundation of Granville* Fairmount Gardens McConnaughey Joyce Dargusch David Aynes* Betsy Moore* Shaune D. Richardson♦ Clorox* Allen and Patricia Rupiper (Camillus, NY) Noah T. Moore♦ In memory of Bruce List Baird Foundation, Inc. National Church Residences Mary E. Shields Robert A. Coco Marcia Scholl* Victoria Brown John and Dorothy Morral* Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy Rose Bamba at Chillicothe Residents Cecilia C. Simoneaux♦ The Columbus Foundation Shaw Industries Group, Inc Geraldine Capone James B. Muhlbach In memory of John Miller Bank of America Ruth Nichols* Diane K. Smith♦ (Patcraft) Kathleen Lumsden Hewett Mulford Janet and Jeffrey Allen Bank of America (Merrill Lynch)

22 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 23 Virginia L. Barney Diana Gross PharMerica Corporation In memory of Tracy Berry Jeffrey and Susan Wolf♦ Robert Barclay* C. Richard Nelson* Joan Anderson BELFOR Property Restoration Habitat for Humanity International Kenneth and Judy Pierce Kristen Fontanini Deborah Bausmith♦ Jill Newman Penny J. Blankenship Larry J. Bellman Mark L. Haddox Plante Moran, PLLC Ann Napoletan Grace View Manor Howard Beatty* Michelle and David Norris♦ Coppel Coal & Supply, Inc. Daniel Berger♦ Jim and Lynn Hall PNC Jacob Swint (Norwich, NY) Belcan* Pam O'Dell* Barbara Forthofer Carol Berquist♦ Michelle R. Hallum♦ Matthew R. Pollack* Mark and Julie Ricketts Walmart #2120 Penny J. Blankenship* Joan and John Olivieri* Huntington Local School District Steve and Leslie Bodkin♦ Stacia Hance♦ April Powers* Matt and Megan Rule Peggy Blevins* Oths, Heiser, Miller, Waigand* Amy Smythe Eric M. Borders Hazel Harris Glen and Ann Pratt Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb Grand Place David and Ruby Booth* Fern and George Pack* Sunrush Construction Neil Bourgeois♦ Andrea L. Heath Prelude Services, Inc. In memory of Effie M. Brown (Dayton, OH) Lisa Borchers* Monika Parker* Christy and Lee Whitten Tricia C. Braniff♦ Peggy Hickenbottom♦ Prestwick Construction Ristina B. Thompson Montgomery County Human Services Kimberly Bowyer♦ Patricia and Roger Parsons* In memory of Robert Hewitt Jake Breakey* Ann Higgins Company, LLC In memory of Joan Costigan Planning and Development Deanna and Mark Breading* Richard Plank* Belcan Amy and Dave Brehm♦ Doug Himes, III♦ Quantum Health* Jack Costigan Department* Bobby and Gwendolyn Brown* Benjamin Price* Patricia Chandler Katisha Bruner♦ Gretchen Hines* John and Kendra Rayl♦ In memory of John R. Glenn William and Melinda Bryan* Cindy and Thomas Raines Christ Church Episcopal School Buckeye Power Sales Co., Inc. Mari Holcomb Tina L. Rayle♦ Paul and Jean Shepard Green Park Terrace Debbie Burdett* Dorothy and Vernon Remy* Karen and Albert Fundaburk Jay Bulot* Home Depot Foundation Dennis Richards♦ Reverend Richard Ellsworth (Indianapolis, IN) Kevin Burdock* JoAnn Reese♦ Brian McCarty Jeffrey R. Caldwell♦ Patsy A. Howell♦ Shaune D. Richardson♦ In memory of Jean Greer ACME Health Services Inc. Linda Burns Susan Robinson* Fern and George Pack Cambria* Thomas and Terri Huesman Mark and Julie Ricketts♦ Joseph and Carol Zanetos Carolyn Brock Tami Carver* Denise Roeder* Kathryn Sharrer Canon Solutions America, Inc. Huntington National Bank Katie Robertson In memory of Roy C. Haddox L A Couch* Patricia Chandler* Ruddles Mills United Methodist Kristin Silverman Steve and Lisa Casciani Kate and Tom Hunter♦ Harold Robinson♦ Mark L. Haddox Green Park Terrace Residents Christ Church Episcopal School* Church* Harold and Lynn Smith Mirtha Cata HW & Co Linda D. Roehrenbeck♦ In memory of Vivian Hobday Health and Hospital Corporation of Beverly Clevenger* Susan Rumfield* In memory of Linda Hoover Central Ohio Primary Care Industrial Roofing Services, Inc. Victor Rubell♦ Gale Yount Marion County* Columbus Coach/Supreme Schaefer Fund of the Joyce and Keith Cunningham Andrew Ceperley J.W. Hickey & Associates Matt and Megan Rule♦ In memory of Ethel Lauffer Independent Adult Day Care Centers* Limousine* Columbus Foundation Evelyn and William Durbin Glenda Cerone♦ Frank Jennings* Ruscilli Construction Company Mari Holcomb JPK Senior Care, Inc. dba Right at The Columbus Foundation Delores Schuldinger* Lee Gardner CF Bank* Randolph A. Jester Foundation Deborah L. Russell In memory of Minnie Linet Home* Mary Lou Coey* Scioto Valley Local Schools* Patricia and Gerald Griffin Choice Property Resources, Inc. Floyd and Mary Jones Rosalinda Sampayo♦ Martha S. Linet Wagner Senior Care LLC* Coppel Coal & Supply, Inc.* Myra and Paul Sharfin* Frank and Peggy Hoover Christian City, Inc.* Jerry Jones* Christina Sanchez♦ In memory of Midge Muhlbach Sherrie Wesner* David Cox♦ Kathryn Sharrer* Betty and James McAdow David Ciolek Derrick Jordan♦ James and Ann Savage James B. Muhlbach Donna Wolgamott* Joyce and Keith Cunningham* Shawnee State University Oths, Heiser, Miller, Waigand Cleancut Joe and Kay Kasberg Senior Well Group* James Deering* Mary Sibio* Susan Rumfield ClearPath Benefit Advisors, LLC David Kayuha Malaika Serrano* In honor of Catherine Courey Harvard Village Beth Detty* Kristin Silverman* Larry Starrett and Susan McMillin Robert A. Coco Kooperman Mentel Ferguson Paul and Jean Shepard Michael Courey (Cleveland, OH) Carolyn DeVoe Jessica Sloan* Sherrie Weber Catherine A. Colelli♦ Yaross, LTD* Shaw Industries Group, Inc In honor of Rita Ghee Greater Cleveland Foundation* Margaret Diehl* Harold and Lynn Smith* Sharon Williams Beatrice Coleman Patricia Krayer (Patcraft) Ann Higgins Huntington Bank Mary Dixon* Amy Smythe* In memory of Dorothy A. Jack Costigan Cynthia Kuhns♦ Sherwin-Williams Company In honor of Bernard G. Hobday Evelyn and William Durbin* Teresa and Rick Spitznagel♦ Julian Michael Courey Renee L. Lamb♦ Joel Showalter* Gale Yount Hassayampa Village Rebecca and Robert Eller* Larry Starrett and Susan Lisa Borchers Krista Couser* Susan Pease Langford* Sidney Senior Village In honor of Dee Meddock (Wickenburg, AZ) Barbara Forthofer* McMillin* Tami Carver Patricia Crain♦ Lincoln Financial Group* Resident Assoc. Rose Bamba Arizona Community Foundation* Kathleen Fryman* Nancy B. Strause Kathleen Fryman Jeff and Beth Curran♦* Martha S. Linet Simione Healthcare In honor of Mildred Tucker Karen and Albert Fundaburk* Sunrush Construction* Brian T. Kelleher Cuthbert Green House, Inc.* Alonzo Lipscomb* Consultants, LLC Lea Ann Wilson Health Care Foundation Lee Gardner* Jean Swartzentruber* Monika Parker Kelly Dahl♦ Donald P. Lombardo♦ Cecilia C. Simoneaux♦ Dwight A. Bland♦ Sheila Gee* Meryl Taback* Susan Robinson Dauby, O'Connor & Zaleski, LLC Lument Thomas and Jody Slemmer Golf Classic Sally J. Grote♦ Lisa R. Girdley♦ Becky Thiel* Jessica Sloan Kenneth E. Davis* Maria Maldonado♦ Pam Smith* Archer Energy Matthew and Kathleen Patricia and Gerald Griffin* Ann and Jack Thompson* Jennifer Ugron Dr. Terry and Barbara Davis Rob Maloney Barbara Smoot Baird Foundation, Inc. Kehlmeier♦ Tanya and Eric Hahn♦ Thompson Insurance* In memory of Edgar L. Kauffman Rosa L. Diaz♦ Amil Marchena♦ Sherry Snodgrass♦ Robert W. Baird and Co. Inc. Cynthia Hawkins* Jennifer Ugron* Danna and Mark Breading Susan and Doug DiMickele♦ Alice Marine♦ Jennifer Spalding Bank of America Heartland Christian Tower Diane and Donald Hayford* Whit Ward* William and Melinda Bryan Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP Marquette Associates, Inc. Squire Patton Boggs LLP Bank of America (Merrill Lynch) (Nashville, TN) Leslie and Homer Herchline* Waverly City School District Rebecca and Robert Eller Timothy and Kris Doney Kelly Maruniak* Ray Stahl♦ Cambria* USI Alliance Judy Hewitt* Sherrie Weber* Tanya and Eric Hahn Cindy C. Dorsett♦ Sheila (Diane) Matthews♦ Josephine Stanovcak♦ Central Ohio Primary Care Terry A. Hines* Christy and Lee Whitten* Leslie and Homer Herchline James P. Dubois* Kathleen McDonnell♦ Status Solutions* ClearPath Benefit Advisors, LLC Highlands Manor Maxine Holbrook Dr. Wayne Wiles♦ Kate and Tom Hunter Daniel Ehrenberg* Matt and Nona McGuire♦ Steptoe & Johnson Dr. Terry and Barbara Davis (Daytona Beach, FL) Janet and Stanley Holden* Sharon Williams* Susan Neal Reverend Richard Ellsworth Gaynell H. McKee♦ Jennifer Stokes♦ Susan DiMickele♦ CentiMark* Frank and Peggy Hoover* Jeffrey and Susan Wolf♦ Michelle and David Norris Cyndi and Michael Evans♦ Kathryn M. McKelvey♦ David Strickland* Dinsmore & Shohl, LLP Charles Hoult* Jeremy, Lorena, & Abri Yoakem* Richard Plank Lisa Fellers♦ Everett and Carol Meidell Jacob Swint♦* Huntington National Bank Hilltop Senior Village I & II Betty Howerton* Jean Swartzentruber Fifth Third Bank Jackie Metro♦* Mark and Jane Thompson HW & Co. (Columbus, OH) Kate and Tom Hunter♦ In memory of Louise Arledge Jeffrey and Susan Wolf Michael P. Finneran James and Patricia Moats Ristina B. Thompson Lancaster Pollard & Co. CoverMyMeds* Huntington Bank Linda Burns In memory of James Mettler Debby Fleischman* Pamela Monroe♦ Jacque Thornton♦ LeaderStat Huntington Bank Huntington Local School District Maxine Holbrook Howard Beatty Michael and Jackie Flowers Morgan Stanley Tidwell Group Lument Cherri and Charles Hutchinson* Shirley Marion Mid-Ohio Psychological Services Colleen Folger Rodney Morrison Debbie Tillman♦ Marquette Associates, Inc. Home for Life Peter and Margaret Janotka* In memory of Lester Budd C. Richard Nelson June Fonack James B. Muhlbach Truist for Georgia* Morgan Stanley Enterprise Community Investment, Maria Karas* Peter and Margaret Janotka In memory of Judith A. Noel Kristen Fontanini♦ Ann Napoletan♦ TWD Foundation National Equity Fund, Inc. Inc. Matthew and Kathleen Cindy and Thomas Raines Cynthia Hawkins Judith Ford♦ National Equity Fund United Health Care Michelle Norris♦ Habitat for Humanity Atlanta* Kehlmeier♦ In memory of Jennie Burdock Joan and John Olivieri Julie and Timothy Fox♦ Nationwide Insurance Foundation Maria D. Vera♦ Ohio Capital Corporation for National Council on Aging Robert Keidan Kevin Burdock In memory of Donna Oldatker Rose L. Frame♦ Navigator Management Partners* Peter and Ellen Vogel, Jr. Housing National Equity Fund Brian T. Kelleher In memory of Mary Chandler Phyllis and Joel Kingsley Julie Fratianne♦ Marcia & Thom Nelson♦ David Wales♦ Overmyer Hall Associates Phyllis and Joel Kingsley* Dorothy and Vernon Remy Myra and Paul Sharfin Toni Frere Suzan H. Nocella♦ Deborah J. Walton PharMerica Corporation Hopeton Terrace Christopher Klaiber* In memory of Forrest Coey In memory of Orionoko "Noko" Friends Foundation for Michelle and David Norris♦ Michael B. Watson♦ Plante Moran, PLLC (Chillicothe, OH) Yvonne Kovac Mary Lou Coey Orndorff the Aging* Ohio Capital Corporation for John and Jan Weigand♦ PNC Foundation for Appalachian Betty Legg* In memory of William Mary Sibio Donald and Karen Gardiner Housing Charles Whetstone* Prelude Services, Inc. Ohio* Terry and Beverly Legg* Diehl In memory of Thelma Penwell Stacey Gates♦ Timothy O'Dell* Danielle A. Willis♦ Quantum Health* Shirley Marion* Margaret Diehl Louise Mathews GEC Geotechnical & Jerrie O'Rourke♦* Willis Towers Watson Ruscilli Construction Company Hopeton Village Louise Mathews* In memory of Drema Dzik In memory of Patrick E. Power Environmental Consultants, Inc. Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb♦ Donna K. Wilson♦ Ryan Specialty Group, LLC (Chillicothe, OH) Betty and James McAdow* Shawnee State University Dr. Wayne Wiles Georgia Advancing Communities Greg and Alicia Overmyer Lea Ann Wilson♦* Squire Patton Boggs LLP Foundation for Appalachian Brian McCarty* In memory of Paul "Jack" Ealey In memory of Beverly Ratliff Together Corri Page♦ Jeffrey and Susan Wolf♦ Steptoe & Johnson Ohio* Lisa and Casey McFadden* Debbie Burdett Betty Legg Georgia Power* Enod Paige♦ Workday* David Strickland* Ann McQuate Sheila Gee Terry and Beverly Legg Susan Giaimo* Diana Park Terrence and Jenifer Wynne Sugar Creek Capital Hospice Brianna Mettler♦ Maria Karas Scioto Valley Local Schools Rita Gibson Douglas Payne♦ Yardi Systems, Inc. Tidwell Group Adena Health System Mid-Ohio Psychological Services Waverly City School District In memory of Kenneth Queen Justin Golias♦ Peter Pavarini Gale Yount United Health Care Joan Anderson* Stephen and Lynda Nacht In memory of Mary Harrison James Avery The GoodCoin Foundation* PayPal Giving Fund* Joseph and Carol Zanetos Michael B. Watson* James Avery* Susan Neal* Dr. Wayne Wiles In memory of Jeffery Sanford Sojourner Marable Grimmett♦ Victor Penrod♦ Jim Zippay♦* John and Jan Weigand♦ Richard Bailey* Karen Nedelka* In memory of Betty J. Haubeil Terry A. Hines Green Circle Growers* Sandra W. Peterson♦ Willis Towers Watson

24 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 25 In memory of Robert Sayre Inniswood Village Bellas Cleaning Service* John Burtch McHenry House Mary P. Boulware Parkside Manor Senior Services Richard Bailey (Westerville, OH) Anthem Blue Cross Nancy Burtch (Cincinnati, OH) Patricia Gerken (Pittsburgh, PA) Jeanne and William Bates* Mary Dixon David Arnold* Ben Hill Pharmacy Inc.* Harry Davies Council on Aging of Southwestern Hedwig Langer The Pittsburgh Foundation* Kimberly Bowyer♦ Yvonne Kovac Donna Bingham* Tamicka Berry* Donna Heinz Ohio Nancy and Jeffrey Mikola Heidi M. Colburn♦ Karen Nedelka Bette Coles* Community Foundation Elden Heinz McHenry House Residents* Joyce Sutermaster Pecan Villa Lynda Gundling In memory of David Sinai BJ Deveny* for Greater Atlanta* Jay Heinz In memory of Yuk-Man Leung (Ruston, LA) Danielle A. Willis♦ Diane and Donald Hayford Mildred Edwards* Fulton County Community Kenneth McCoy Meadow Creek Village Louise and William Dimascio Walmart Store #23* Mildred Mathews♦ Robert Keidan Regina Grabau♦ Development Department* Velma Miller (Auburn Hills, MI) Carol and Jeffrey Folkerth Elizabeth Meabon* Stephen and Lynda Nacht William Hatfield Jencare Medical Center Dennis Morrow Huntington Bank Betty Klapper Pilgrim Port Christopher Nevit♦ Denise Roeder Kate and Tom Hunter♦ Darin Kourajian* Sandra Nevitt Lai and Yuen Lo (Toledo, OH) Joan L. Nichols♦ Delores Schuldinger Inniswood Village Residents Lakewood Christian Manor Residents Peggy Reynolds Meadowview Village Apartments Nicholson Builders Greater Toledo Community Shaune D. Richardson♦ Meryl Taback Jan R. King* Truist for Georgia* Elnora Piatt (Mt. Sterling, OH) In memory of Ruth B. Mackey Foundation* Cecilia C. Simoneaux♦ Thompson Insurance Arthur and Hazel Koschny United Way of Greater Atlanta* Mary Sue Reed Huntington Bank Dr. Barbara R. Mackey Teresa and Rick Spitznagel♦ In memory of Gary Karen and Ronald Lokhorst* Mark Temple Meadowview Village Apartments’ In memory of Irene Onderick Portage Trail Village Spangler David R. Marshall* Laurel Highlands Village Jim Usher Residents G. Patrick and Lois Cain (Cuyahoga Falls, OH) In memory of Jack Simpson Bobby and Gwendolyn Brown Sharon Marshall♦* (Latrobe, PA) Donna Wood In memory of Orionoko Orndorff Portage Trail Village Residents Jeanne and William Bates Cherri and Charles Hutchinson Carol Massara* Laurel Highlands Village Residents Memorial Towers Cynthia Ansted Lisa and Casey McFadden Teresa and David McCreary The Pittsburgh Foundation* In memory of John Burtch (Phoenix, AZ) Mary Sibio Princeton Court Shaler Oaks Mid Ohio Psychological Services Sandra and Roger McPhaden Barbara Meade Arizona Community Foundation* In memory of Goldie Pruden (Atlanta, GA) (Pittsburgh, PA) Pam O'Dell Carol and George Mehaffey* Legacy Village In memory of Nancy Burtch Fred and Beverly Kaiser Community Foundation The Pittsburgh Foundation* Jeremy, Lorena, & Abri Yoakem Everett and Carol Meidell (Xenia, OH) Barbara Meade Midland Commons In memory of Ruth Van Houten for Greater Atlanta* In memory of Opal Staley Judy Migliore* AAF-Dayton* In memory of Kenneth McCoy (Charlotte, NC) Marlys and Grant Fulton County Community Sharpsburg Towers Beverly Clevenger Stephanie Nixon* Bruce E. Abraham* Christine Brichler Publix - Charlotte Division Wachtelhausen Development Department* (Pittsburgh, PA) James Deering Sue Piciacchio* Jeffrey and Lora Beam* Robert and Gwen Brichler Headquarter United Way of Greater Atlanta* The Pittsburgh Foundation* Whit Ward Donald Ponzani, Jr. Bryan D. Bowman* Ronald and Clare Brichler United Way of Central Carolinas* In honor of Anna M. Bruns In memory of Ruth Louise Gladys Renicker* Christine Brichler* Linda McCoy Walmart #3371* Jane M. Porter Putnam Howe Village Sister's Court Steiner Norma Rice* Robert and Gwen Brichler* Barbara Meade (Belpre, OH) (Savannah, GA) Janet and Stanley Holden John Rutledge Ronald and Clare Brichler* Marsha Mitchell Mill Run Mother Teresa Commons Colgate-Palmolive Company* Horizon Housing Foundation In memory of Evonne Summerford Roger and Jane Seelig* Azalee and John Brookshire* Pamela and James Murdock (Columbus, OH) (Cleveland, OH) Foundation for Appalachian LeadingAge Georgia* Dr. Wayne Wiles Sandra A. Smith Larry Brown Old Town Methodist Church Cynthia Ansted Greater Cleveland Foundation* Ohio* Truist for Gerogia* In memory of Helen Thompson Gay and Clarence Tarr Oscar and Helen Fugate The Reynolds & Reynolds Company Mary P. Boulware* Huntington Bank Robert Barclay Jane Simmons Suanne Griffith* Deborah and Bruce Spitler G. Patrick and Lois Cain Rehabilitation Solberg Tower Peggy Blevins Dorothy Waggoner Patricia and Clyde Harris* Robert Swigart Louise and William Dimascio* Mother Teresa Manor Bonnie Barker♦ (Madison Heights, MI) Patricia and Roger Parsons Joan Whalen James Hartzler* In memory of Elnora Piatt Carol and Jeffrey Folkerth* (Cleveland, OH) Patricia Blakely♦ Huntington Bank Ann and Jack Thompson Diana Whitmyer* William and Leslie Holder* Jeffrey and Lora Beam Patricia Gerken* Greater Cleveland Foundation* Mike Geise♦ Sharon Khouri♦ In memory of Marty Thornsberry Robert Wilcox Margery A. Jones Azalee and John Brookshire Fred and Beverly Kaiser Huntington Bank Lindsey McGlumphy♦ Solberg Tower Residents Betty Howerton Cynthia Young♦ Susannah Lane* Barbara Meade Betty Klapper* Julie L. McTeague♦ Ruddles Mills United Methodist Legacy Village Residents Rosalie Payne Hedwig Langer* Mountain Trace Terrace Laurie Morgan♦ Solvay Senior Apartments Church In memory of Ruth Ponzani Jane Lucas* In memory of Mark Temple Lai and Yuen Lo* (Tucson, AZ) Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb♦ (Solvay, NY) In memory of Donna Venema Donald Ponzani, Jr. Barbara Meade* Barbara Meade Dr. Barbara R. Mackey Arizona Community Foundation* Catherine Denitto Dr. Wayne Wiles David McClain* In memory of Nancy Tulledge Nancy and Jeffrey Mikola* Renaissance Senior Apartments June Fonack In memory of Orville In honor of Colin Dill Larry McCoy* AAF-Dayton Nicholson Builders* Newberry Heights (Toledo, OH) Deborah Katura Vulgamore Cynthia Young Linda McCoy* Bruce E. Abraham Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ (Memphis, TN) Area Office on Aging of NW Ohio Gloria Lapoint Jill Newman Miami Valley Long Term Bryan D. Bowman Jane M. Porter♦ USI Alliance Greater Toledo Community Dorothy McKenney In memory of Freda Woodruff Island Parkway Manor Care Association* William and Leslie Holder Tina Savage* Foundation* David and Ruby Booth (Defiance, OH) Marsha Mitchell* Jane Lucas Jeff Stauffer* Oak Creek Village I & II Spring Valley Crossing In memory of Carol Young Meijer #189* Kathleen Moore♦* Terry and Janet Norman Joyce Sutermaster* (East Brunswick, NJ) Ridgeview Apartments (Kalamazoo, MI) Carolyn DeVoe Walmart #5385* Pamela and James Murdock* Roxann Patrick Marlys and Grant Custom Landscaping and Lawncare (Mount Pleasant, PA) Spring Valley Crossing Residents* Benjamin Price Suzan H. Nocella♦ Ruth H. Robertson Wachtelhausen* Inc. Ridgeview Apartments Residents United Way of the Battle Creek Nancy B. Strause Kachina Place Terry and Janet Norman* Kim Thomey Dawn E. Watts♦ Oak Creek Village I & II Residents The Pittsburgh Foundation* and Kalamazoo Regions* (Glendale, AZ) Old Town Methodist Church* Colleen Tulledge Remm Heating In honor of Sarah Myrtle Arizona Community Foundation* Roxann Patrick* James Tulledge National Church Residences at United Foot and Ankle Inc. Riverview Manor Stoneridge Court Hitchcock Rosalie Payne* The Robert Wells Family Mill Run made gifts in memory of (Pittsburgh, PA) (Dublin, OH) Christopher Klaiber Keeseville Country Gardens The Reynolds & Reynolds Jeanie and John Wolslagel the following: Palm Springs Villa The Pittsburgh Foundation* Chick-fil-A* (Keeseville, NY) Company* Rose "Rosey" M. Bigler (Hileah, FL) Metrics Holdings, Inc Huffman Place Adirondack Foundation* Jane Ritchie* In honor of Elnora Piatt Lester Budd Robert Conlon* Riverview Retirement Center New Chopsticks Chinese (Dayton, OH) Brieta Robbins Suanne Griffith Betty Danesi (Portsmouth, OH) Restaurant* Montgomery County Human Services Kinder Tower Ruth H. Robertson* Patricia Davis Panola Gardens Riverview Retirement Center Nothing Bundt Cakes* Planning and Development (Bloomfield, NJ) Ruscilli Construction Company Lincoln Gardens June Dollings (Lithonia, GA) Residents Olive Garden* Department* AARP Foundation* Deborah and Bruce Spitler* (Columbus, OH) Dinah Evans Anthem Blue Cross Foundation for Appalachian Park to Shop Supermarket* Larry Stover* Cheronda Jackson* Louis Gelber Beatrice Coleman Ohio* PF Chang’s* Hoover Place Kirby Manor Jay and Becky Strayer Lincoln Gardens Residents Carol Hila Community Foundation Trader Joes* (Dayton, OH) (Cleveland, OH) Fred Sweeney III* Jane Imber for Greater Atlanta* Riverview Terrace Montgomery County Human Services Greater Cleveland Foundation* Robert Swigart* Lincoln Village Susan G. Knell Horizon Housing Foundation (Napoleon, OH) Stygler Commons Planning and Development Huntington Bank Kim Thomey* (Columbus, OH) Dorothy "Dottie" Landau Jencare Medical Center Henry County Hospital* (Gahanna, OH) Department* Steven E. Throop♦ Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Yuk-Man Leung Elijah Jenkins* Walmart #1416 Denise Anderson♦ Kiwanis Towers Colleen Tulledge* Sue Mullins Joyce Kelly* Ernie’s Automotive Service, Inc.* Indian Lake Villa (Kingsport, TN) James Tulledge* Madison Manor Orionoko "Noko" Orndorff Barbara King Romulus Tower Theresa and Charles Hoctor* (Russell’s Point, OH) Kiwanis Towers Residents Carol Lynne Usher* (Madison Hts.,MI) Margaret Purinton Patrice McElhaney* (Romulus, MI) Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Peggy and Gregory Fogt* Shirley Walborn Huntington Bank Patricia Smith Shirley Pearson Romulus Tower Residents* Mary Ellen Renck* Jean and James Frobase* Lakeside Towers Faith Waltke Ruth Van Houten Burnell Peters United Way of Southeast Helen Schober* Huntington Bank (Sterling Hts., MI) The Robert Wells Family Madison Tower Nettie Varner Flora Phillips Michigan* Stygler Commons Residents Indian Lake Lodge #1533 Lakeside Towers Residents Jeanie and John Wolslagel* (Madison Hts., MI) Sue Weiant Panola Gardens Residents Loyal Order of Moose* Huntington Bank Pearline Rendler Rosewood Terrace In memory of Donna Oldaker Eddie Thompson* Lakewood Christian Manor Legacy Village made gifts in In memory of Rose "Rosey" M. Bigler Truist for Georgia* (Richmond, IN) Earnie’s Automotive Service Inc. (Atlanta, GA) memory of the following: Jeff Stauffer United Way of Greater Atlanta* Rosewood Terrace Residents Theresa and Charles Hoctor Annie McCrimmon DBA Helen Bowen In memory of Jane Imber Helen Schober

26 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 27 Stygler Village Schlosser Funeral Home Gerard Kraemer* Water’s Edge of Lake Wales Foundation (Gahanna, OH) & Cremation Services Laboratory of Florida LLC* (Lakes Wales, FL) Week 2020 Stygler Village Residents Kit Slonkosky* Annette Lamaire Teresa Delay* Michael Spark* Law Office of Michelangelo Edward Hammond* Mission Superior Arboretum Kaitlin Sutter* Mortellaro, PA* Rose B. Kidd 2020 was a tough year for our Front Line Heroes. These individuals dedicate themselves to serving our seniors under the most trying of (Superior, AZ) VFW Of Ohio Charities Longevity Wellness* Terry G. Loyd circumstances. As you can imagine, the heightened stress that they are under (due to COVID-19) can take its toll on an individual’s physical Arizona Community Foundation* Carol Wheaton* Laura H. Lynch* Marian Morrison* and emotional well-being. David and Mary Lysher Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Telfair Arms Washington County Transportation Patty and John Madsen* James Rodgers* We recognized how imperative it was that we re-energize our front line staff so we responded to that need by pivoting our annual Mission Day (Savannah, GA) Clyde Campbell* Eileen Malanowicz* celebration to a Mission Week that included many offerings of virtual behavioral health programming. Horizon Housing Foundation Pennie Grant* Manatee Memorial Hospital* In memory of Clint Morrison Truist for Georgia* Lisa Holder* Cynthia Martens* Marian Morrison In addition to this programming, all staff were sent a small gift and were asked to send in a selfie with their new National Church Residences swag. Suzanne LaForce* Florence McGilvray In memory of John Avery Traditions Foundation Martha Lendon* Karen and Daniel McNeil* Teresa Delay Introducing our first ever Mission Week selfie collage! Grant and Melissa Swemba♦ Torchie Payne* Medical Arts Pharmacy Margaret White* of Sarasota LLC* Wayne Tower Trinity Place Apartments Sharon Mills (Wayne, MI) (Round Rock, TX) Water’s Edge of Bradenton Jean Moeller Huntington Bank Palm Valley Lutheran Church* Foundation Muscle Eze LLC BS* (Bradenton, FL) My Care Finders LLC* Westhaven Apartments Trinity Towers 625 Holdings LLC* Arline Noren* (N. Baltimore, OH) (Atlanta, GA) All Ears Hearing Services Inc* Amy O'Connor* Amy and Dave Brehm♦ Anthem Blue Cross Sue Anderson* Laura and Dan O'Toole♦ Community Foundation Argent Financial Group* Nicole Papa Odegaard♦ Westminster Homes for Greater Atlanta* Betty and Chet Bailey* On The Go Therapy Services, Inc* (Jennings, LA) Jencare Medical Center James and Majorie Baker Roy Arron Parker, D.M.D., P.A.* USI Alliance Fulton County Community Brenda J. Bates* The Patterson Foundation* Development Department* Brooks Management Inc* Physicians of South Florida, LLC* Westminster Place Promised Land Community Clair Butler* Patricia and JM Pierce (Ponchatoula, LA) Development Inc.* Col. Larry and Margaret Burnette* Margaret and Robert Preston Latasha P. Banks♦ Trinity Towers Residents Frederick and Lewelyn Burns Joyce and William Porterfield First Guaranty Bank Truist for Georgia* Nell Caison Phyllis Redford* David L. Williams♦ United Way of Greater Atlanta* Barbara Chapman* Right Choice Skincare LLC* The Center for Urgent Care, LLC* S & J Healthcare LLC Wheatfield Towers Tuzigoot Village Coastal Orthopedics & Sports Medicine* DBA Brightstar of North Sarasota* (Niagara Falls, NY) (Cottonwood, AZ) M. Pauline and William Crawford* Joseph and Susan Semenczuk* Suzanne Bird* Arizona Community Foundation* Sophia Cristiani* John and Margaret Shilling* Linda Brown Ralph Belzer* David and Marilyn Crotser* Mary Jo Slagle Joseph J. Forcucci Kay Davis* Maxine and Edward Sweeney* Colleen Shansahan Valley Bridge Lee Davis* Carolyn E. Taylor* Wheatfield Towers Residents (Toledo, OH) Dee Mar Data Processing LLC, Thankful Heart Creations Greater Toledo Community DBA Discount Med Direct* Tidewell Hospice* Wood Chapel Lodge Foundation* Mollie Dodson Francis and Sally Twinem* (Blue Springs, MO) Jessie Downs* Vitacare Home Care, LLC Harvesters Community Food Network* Vanderbilt Apartments Downsizeology LLC Barbara and Joel Vedder* (Asheville, NC) Eldercare Counseling Services* Jeffrey and Rayanne Veitch* Worthington East Community Foundation Jean Ellis Water's Edge of Bradenton Residents (Columbus, OH) of Western North Carolina* Erasers Body Enhancement Patricia Watson* Worthington East Residents Dorothy Stines* Centers Inc* Mary Webb* Chris Erickson* Arlie Weber Wright Place Veterans/OCCH Partnership Janice Evans* Lurita Wechsler (Xenia, OH) Ginni Ragan Eye Health America* Don and Lynne Westerhoff Alvin and Clara Bishop* Louis Fainelli* Dorothy Zufelt Mark and Carol Bowman* Walnut Creek Village Financial Services of Patricia A. Manning* (Baltimore, OH) Bradenton Inc* In memory of Jonah Ellis Louella Shaw* Anthem Blue Cross First In Care Home Jean Ellis Roberta Ulmer* John Budnick* Health Agency Inc* In memory of Thomas Herman Douglas M. Willis* Gloria Dudzik* Frani Pisano LLC* David and Marilyn Crotser Dawn Groghan* Maria Gostkowski Kay Davis In memory of Bryce J. Taylor Patricia Rehl* Irene Goodwin Margaret Herman Alvin and Clara Bishop Frank E. Smith Funeral Home* Phyllis Greiling* Karen Hettinger Mark and Carol Bowman Patricia K. Smith* Rosalie Grillo* Joseph and Susan Semenczuk Patricia A. Manning Walnut Creek Village Residents Ana M. Guillermo* Barbara and Joel Vedder Louella Shaw Jean Hall* In memory of Julius Nimorwicz Roberta Ulmer Wapakoneta Village William and Ellen Hanichen* Argent Financial Group Douglas M. Willis (Wapakoneta, OH) Arnold and Deanna Hansen In memory of Delores Veitch American Legion Post #330 Harbor Chiropractic* Margaret Herman Zane Trace Village Jack Butcher* Margaret Herman* Jentner Wealth Management (Zanesville, OH) Jared Butcher* Mary Hession Cynthia Martens Colgate-Palmolive Company* Heather and Douglas Dearinger* Karen Hettinger* Jeffrey and Rayanne Veitch Foundation for Appalachian Ohio* Shannon and Jerome Fisher* Oliver and Joan Huntzinger* Arlie Weber Friends of F.O.E. #691 John and Ann Hurst* In memory of Ed Zufelt * Indicates New Donor G.A. Wintzer & Sons Company Jentner Wealth Management* Dorothy Zufelt ♦ Indicates Employee Homestretch Sportswear* CoAnne Johnson* Kim Lochard* Ben N. Johnston* In honor of Thomas Herman Tracy and Timothy Nance* JP Healthcare Solutions* William and Ellen Hanichen Julie Carlson Enterprises LLC*

28 ♦ philanthropy report 2019-20 philanthropy report 2019-20 ♦ 29 NATIONAL CHURCH RESIDENCES CORNERSTONE SOCIETY MEMBERS July 1, 2019–June 30, 2020 The Cornerstone Society recognizes donors who contribute $1,000 or more in cash or in-kind gifts during the fiscal year.

AARP Foundation* Foundation for Appalachian D’Enbeau Schaefer Fund of the Adirondack Foundation* Ohio* Grover Melligan Estate Columbus Foundation AllWell Peach State Health Plan* Friends Foundation of the Aging* James and Patricia Moats The Schenk Charitable Trust J. Lynn Anderson Fulton County Community Montgomery County Human Senior Well Group* Anthem Blue Cross Development Department* Services Planning and Shaw Industries Group Inc AO Price Real Estate Auction* Donald and Karen Gardiner Development Department* (Patcraft) Archer Energy GEC Geotechnical & Harry C. Moores Foundation Connie Sheridan* Area Office on Aging of NW Ohio Environmental Consultants Inc. Morgan Stanley Sherwin-Williams Company Arizona Community Foundation* Georgia Power* John and Dorothy Morral* Simione Healthcare Consultants Arnall Golden Gregory LLP Irene Goodwin Kent and Lian The Mulliner LLC Baird Foundation Inc. Maria Gostkowski Pastor Gerald and Lisa Murphy♦ Mary Jo Slagle Bank of America Phyllis Greiling National Council on Aging Thomas and Jody Slemmer Bank of America (Merrill Lynch) Michael B. Griffith National Equity Fund Ethel Smith Virginia L. Barney Greater Cleveland Foundation* Nationwide Insurance George and Barbara Smith* Raymond and Alice Barry Fund Greater Toledo Community Foundation Barbara Smoot of the Columbus Foundation Foundation Navigator Management Jennifer Spalding BELFOR Property Restoration Habitat for Humanity Atlanta* Partners* Teresa and Rick Spitznagel♦ Rex and Karen Berney Habitat for Humanity Michelle and David Norris♦ Squire Patton Boggs LLP Steve and Leslie Bodkin♦ International Timothy O’Dell* Stewards of Affordable Housing The William and Evelyn Tanya and Eric Hahn♦ Ohio Capital Corporation for for the Future (SAHF)* Boggs Fund Phyllis Hall Estate* Housing David Strickland* Marjorie Bohl Robert and Beth Hamilton Ohio Department of Mark and Jane Thompson Amy and Dave Brehm♦ HealthPath Foundation of Ohio Transportation Tidwell Group NATIONAL CHURCH RESIDENCES LEGACY SOCIETY MEMBERS July 1, 2019–June 30, 2020 Jason Brunk Estate* Doug Himes, III♦ Dominick Onorato Estate* David Timmons The Legacy Society recognizes donors who have named National Church Residences as the beneficiary of a planned gift. Buckeye Health Plan* Home Depot Foundation ORIX Foundation Tri-W Group Inc. Fund Canon Solutions America Inc. Horizon Housing Foundation Sarah and Patrick Ortlieb♦ of The Columbus Foundation* Dr. Dennis and Starlene Cebul* Donald Houser* Osteopathic Heritage Truist* Bernice Allred Dorothy Giffin Ted and Joan Kowalski Richard and Ann Royer Estate Central Ohio Primary Care Joan Hull Foundation James Tulledge* Vivian Anthony Ada W. Gilmour Joseph and Lorie Kuyoth James and Marilyn Scanlan CF Bank* Huntington National Bank Greg and Alicia Overmyer United Health Care Ray Atkinson Betty D. Glenn Ben Lane Estate Rosann L. Severding Choice Property Resources, Inc. HW & Co. Brenda Owens United Way of the Battle Creek Jane Baumann Doris Green Jean B. Lloyd Ross E. Shultz Christian City, Inc. Jencare Medical Center Roxann Patrick* and Kalamazoo Regions* John Baxter Estate Phyllis Hall Estate* Ken Love Virginia Siefert Lorrie Clark Randolph A. Jester Foundation The Patterson Foundation* United Way of Central Carolinas* Holland D. Benedict Jean Barr Hamlin Estate Gordon W. Mathie Thomas and Jody Slemmer Cleancut Ralph and Mary Johansmann PharMerica Corporation United Way of Greater Atlanta George and Mildred Bishop John Hamlin Catherine McCollam Ruth Smart Estate ClearPath Benefit Advisors LLC Fund The Philadelphia Foundation* United Way of Southeast Joyce Bohon Patricia Hartle Charlotte J. McCormick Charlotte Smith Estate The Columbus Foundation Richard and Donna Johnson Pittsburgh Foundation* Michigan* Nancy Boling Priscilla E. Hayward Helene McCue Imogene Smith Community Foundation Nancy B. Johnston Russell Pitzer United Way of Tarrant County* The Heather S. Brown Estate & Marcia Heise Frank L. McFadden Ruth E. Stabler for The Ohio Valley Cynthia Jones Plante Moran, PLLC Jeffrey and Rayanne Veitch* Trust Carol M. Higbee Mildred McFerren Nann Starr Community Foundation Floyd and Mary Jones PNC Peter and Ellen Vogel Jr. H. Joseph and Freda Bubenheim Warren T. and Marian L. Hilfiker Alice McKay John and Marge Steva of Western North Carolina* Matthew and Kathleen Kehlmeier Glen and Ann Pratt Walmart #1416 Roberta Nalven Burke Memorial Rowland J. Hill Estate William and Betty McLaughlin Julia Steva Robert Conlon* Kendal at Granville* Prelude Services Inc. Bonnie Walson Memorial Fund Fund Lisa Hink Terry and Gail Mealey Lewis and Wanda Stratton Alma Connors Klinker’s Lumber & Builders Prestwick Construction Company of The Columbus Foundation Dr. Norman and Donna Burns Meredith Hink Grover Melligan Estate Ivan and Betty Sumey Ronald Coosaia* Supplies LLC Margaret and Robert Walter Paul and Ruth Caldwell Phil and Linda Hobbs Agnes Montgomery Rosi G. Syphers Beth Crane and Kooperman Mentel Ferguson Quantum Health* Foundation Mary Cooper Paul and Beatrice Hommel Lou Mueller Earl and Patricia Todt Richard McKee Fund( Yaross, LTD.* Ginni Ragan of the Columbus Foundation* Joseph and Margaret Davis Roger and Frances Horton Wade E. Mumma James R. and Eleanor L. Tootle Jeff and Beth Curran♦* Kroger Community Rewards Jenny Lou Renkert Arlie Weber Ruth Ann Dean Eileen Hughes Joyce Myers Stephen and Helen Torbico Dr. Terry and Barbara Davis Program Mark and Julie Ricketts♦ Lurita Wechsler Mildred E. Newcomb Dorothy L. Tygart James Deering* Annette Lamaire Nancy Rigsby* John and Jan Weigand♦ Richard and Dia ne Demlow Joan Hull Susan and Doug DiMickele♦ Jane and Don Leach River Valley Health Foundation Danielle A. Willis♦ Richard A. Dempsey Elizabeth "Betty" H. Hutchins Helen Nickelson Calvin and Audrey Tysen Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Lincoln Financial Group Ann L. Royer Jeffrey and Susan Wolf♦ Bill and Joan Dillehay Mary Ann Hydell Michael and Vonnie Noll Laverne and Jeanette Vanderhill Mollie Dodson Lucas County Veterans Service Richard Royer Estate Women’s Living Circle of the George and Betty Dixon John Jesko Dominick Onorato Estate Juliet Vennard Timothy and Kris Doney Commission Nick Rozanski Memorial Community Foundation for the Lee Dohrman Karen K. Jesko Eudora N. Orr Robert Vogt Estate Enterprise Community Lument Foundation Ohio Valley George and Patricia Earll Yvonne Jones Nicole Papa Odegaard Alberta Washington Investment Inc. Rob Maloney of the Dublin Foundation Workday* Jay and Barbara Early Richard D. and Carolyn Kendle Greta E. Patterson Kenneth and Gertrude Wells Ralph Fallon Marquette Associates, Inc. Matt and Megan Rule♦ Yardi Systems Inc. Herbert and Evelyn Edwards Don Kerry Marjory W. Patton Martha Wheeler Teresamae Faricy George and Carolyn Allen and Patricia Rupiper Cynthia Young♦ Loretta Engbert Fran Kigans Leland A. Pomeroy Emma Wipert Thelma Fichtelman McConnaughey Deborah L. Russell Joseph and Carol Zanetos Harold Estes Carroll and Thurlie Knapp Mary Rexroad Ruth Woodworth Fifth Third Bank Kathleen McDonnell♦ Ruscilli Construction Company Dorothy Zufelt Dr. Alice Faryna Roxie Kneisley Dick and Glada Rinehard Reverend Otto and Elaine Zingg Fred Fisher Matt and Nona McGuire Christina Sanchez♦ ♦ * Indicates New Donor Thelma Fichtelman* Martha Kohr Estate John and Frances Rinehart Brian J. Foy Janet Meeks and Richard James and Ann Savage ♦ Indicates Employee George D. Geyer Esther Kordes Jean Roberts Estate * Indicates New Donor

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This report demonstrates the power of your generosity as well as our sincere gratitude for your giving.

Gifts and grants from donors like you helps move our mission forward by allowing us to provide high quality care, services, and residential communities for all seniors. Our dedicated group of volunteers give of their precious time and treasure in serving our residents across the country.

National Church Residences is blessed to be supported by the kindness of those in the communities we serve. Thank you for helping us fulfill our mission in a time of growing need.

Thank You!