2016 Annual Report In 1993, Clara T. Rankin founded Hopewell as ’s only therapeutic farm community for adults with serious mental illness. Funding was raised, a 300-acre farm located in Amish country was purchased, and the new nonprofit organization began the process to secure licensure. On February 3, 1996, the first resident (Hopewell’s term for “residential client”) was admitted.

OUR MISSION Hopewell provides an opportunity for adults with mental illness to experience a self-reliant and satisfying life through participation in a vibrant residential therapeutic farm community.

OUR VISION We believe that everyone can experience success, find a life of purpose and feel hope.

Hopewell serves adults 18 years of age and older who have a primary diagnosis of schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, bipolar disorder, major depression or other forms of mental illness.

Using the healing power of nature, meaningful work and therapeutic community, and with a highly-skilled and caring staff, Hopewell aims to transform the lives of adults dealing with mental illness.

In a safe environment and within an atmosphere of respect and acceptance, residents develop the skills and outlook they need to manage their illness, create new goals and move on to more independent living situations.

(Cover photo: The David Cutler Conservatory) THE HOPEWELL MODEL

Twenty-one years after the arrival of its first resident, Hopewell is one of five therapeutic farm communities in the country. Its successful, unique approach to holistic mental health care is based on a combination of: • a safe, secure and respectful environment; • the healing power of nature; • the therapeutic value of meaningful work; • the concept of “therapeutic community,” in which the community itself is a catalyst for positive change; • a highly-skilled and caring staff; and • health care and mental health care best practices.

Hopewell offers a residential program, a daytime transitional program called Club Hope and an adult family home (Lyman House) on Mesopotamia Commons two miles from the farm campus. The residential program and adult family home together serve up to 45 individuals. The average length of stay is four to six months, but many residents benefit from longer stays. Hopewell offers an extended stay program (longer than three years).

Organized in work crews, residents and staff together assume the major responsibilities for the farm’s daily activities. In addition, residents participate every day in creative, social, educational and clinical programming, including group counseling, creative expression, art therapy, equine-assisted learning, meditation and spirituality, music, education (high school diploma or GED preparation), money management, independent living skills and interpersonal relationship skills.

Hopewell is the only residential mental health facility in Ohio that provides this type of treatment-based, community-centered care.

Hopewell is a nonprofit, private-pay facility. Some fee assistance may be available on a case-by-case basis. In certain instances, commercial insurance may be a resource to cover some of the costs of care. Philanthropic funding allows Hopewell to offer reduced fees to approximately 95% of its residents’ families each year.

For information about Hopewell’s admission and referral process, call 440.426.2000, ext. 122, or visit our website at www.hopewellcommunity.org/admissions.

2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 1 DEAR FRIENDS,

The year 2016 marked the successful passage of H.R. 2646, The Helping Families in Mental Health Crisis Act. It is the most substantive bill in our country’s history to address the growing mental health crisis. It offers the opportunity for individuals and families to have greater access to mental health care. This is something we all can celebrate!

Hopewell’s efforts to further fulfill its mission to provide an opportunity for adults with serious mental illness to experience a self-reliant and satisfying life through participation in a vibrant therapeutic farm community continue in earnest. Delivering mental health care the way it should be is and will continue to be our expectation and our standard level of care.

With this expectation in mind, we saw the completion of our three-year strategic plan (2014-2016) as we began to lay the groundwork for the future. This process helps us to identify additional key initiatives to carry forward in formulating our strategic initiatives for 2017 and beyond.

Our focus on being a provider of choice and adhering to building on best clinical practices has been integral to our success. Furthering our marketing initiatives and enhancing awareness and access to Hopewell’s uniquely effective model of care will continue to be key goals moving forward.

During 2016, we made major strides in securing additional third party insurance reimbursement. We expanded our program options to include additional wellness, nutrition and arts oriented programs. Integral to fulfilling our mission and purpose, as always, was maintaining and upgrading our buildings and grounds to insure the safety, support and comfort of our residents.

The ongoing support from our Board of Directors, volunteers, donors and other friends has made our success possible. Moreover, it has helped make a positive difference in the lives of those we serve.

Thank you for all you do for Hopewell!

Richard R. Karges, LISW-S, ACSW Executive Director/CEO June 1, 2017

2 | TO THE HOPEWELL COMMUNITY,

It remains a great privilege and responsibility to serve Hopewell as a volunteer. To witness Hopewell’s vital mission – transforming the lives of its residents and their families – is a reward that far exceeds the associated commitment of time, treasure and talent. I am grateful to Hopewell’s residents, exceptionally caring staff, the Board of Directors and Hopewell’s healing community volunteers, donors and other supporters for the opportunity to be of service. Thank you.

Hopewell is navigating an important and exciting phase of change which can sometimes feel daunting or intimidating, but is absolutely necessary for a healthy organization to grow and improve. Our six strategic goals include:

• completing a robust market validation study, • implementing impactful direct marketing initiatives, • developing productive insurance reimbursement, • expanding effective therapeutic clinical programs, • improving healing community facilities, and • executing an orderly Executive Director succession plan.

These goals are being achieved by Hopewell’s skilled and able leadership teams supported by task-specific Board of Directors committees.

I have the distinct satisfaction of being succeeded by an extraordinarily qualified leader who is also the granddaughter of our revered founder, Clara T. Rankin. It has been a true pleasure to work closely with three generations of our founding family over the past several years. Chloe Rankin Seelbach will undoubtedly lead Hopewell to great achievements as the new Board President, and I am looking forward to supporting Chloe and continuing to serve Hopewell.

Sincerely,

Mark W. Teague Board President June 1, 2017

2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 3 2016 HIGHLIGHTS

Throughout the year, Hopewell celebrated its first twenty years of service to adults with mental illness.

FEBRUARY APRIL On February 3, the actual 20th anniversary of the In April, an Ad Hoc Building Project Committee, led by admission of Hopewell’s first resident, founder Clara T. Hopewell trustee Philip Wasserstrom, began a series of Rankin and Executive Director/CEO Rick Karges were meetings with Paul Westlake, Jr. and his staff at DLR interviewed by Christine Cowan-Gascoigne, MBA, MSSA, Group/Westlake Reed Leskosky, to further refine details of LISW-S, on her Internet Radio program, The Leadership a major facilities enhancement project. The proposed work Hour. Christine is a clinical psychotherapist in private will replace existing resident bedrooms, improve nursing practice and a clinical consultant for Hopewell. and medical areas and provide an indoor recreational/ multi-purpose space. The goal is to ensure maximum safety MARCH and quality of life for Hopewell’s residents and to maintain Hopewell’s position as a leading residential therapeutic farm community.

MAY On May 25, Hopewell founder Clara T. Rankin hosted a special reception called “Hors d’oeuvres and Updates” at the Chagrin Valley Hunt Club in honor of Sally Cutler, Honorary Chair for The Campaign for Hopewell – Planting Seeds of Promise, and all the donors to the In March, Hopewell’s new Sugar House was completed in comprehensive fundraising campaign that raised more than time to be featured on the annual area “Maple Tour” of $8 million. Rick Karges also thanked Campaign Chair maple syrup producing facilities. Farm Manager Norman Susan LaPine and founder Clara T. Rankin for their Wengerd, who designed the new Sugar House, provided leadership of the campaign. tours and syrup sampling on Saturdays throughout the month. • At the reception, Hopewell staff provided information informally, and Research Consultant Sana Loue, JD, Stevens Strategic PhD, MPH, MSSA, Vice Dean of Faculty Development Communications, Inc. and Diversity at Case Western Reserve University School produced a new “e-book” of Medicine and Hopewell’s Research Consultant, shared about Hopewell, available her newest book, Therapeutic Farms: Recovery from through Hopewell’s website. Mental Illness, which includes an entire chapter about Hopewell.

• Trustee Philip Wasserstrom, chair of Hopewell’s Buildings and Grounds Committee, presented large-scale renderings prepared by architect Paul Westlake, Jr. and his firm detailing the proposed facilities enhancement project.

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• To celebrate the milestone Verciglio of BakerHostetler chaired the Corporate anniversary and chronicle Committee. Guest speaker was former resident Cynthia Hopewell’s first twenty years Lauren, whose inspirational remarks helped raise more of service to adults with than $60,000 during the Fund-a-Need portion of the serious mental illness, evening. Proceeds from Summer Solstice allow Hopewell Hopewell founder Clara T. to provide fee assistance to residents’ families. Rankin commissioned a book. HOPEWELL, A Place of Healing 1996-2016, by Joanne Fenton Humphrey, was published by Windjammer Adventure Publishing. The first copies were given to the guests at the May reception. Copies are available at Appletree Books in Heights and on Hopewell’s website.

JUNE At the June 8 Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors, Cynthia Lauren Mrs. Rankin was given a special gift: a painting of an idyllic Clara T. Rankin, founder of Hopewell Hopewell landscape, created collaboratively by residents in the Art Therapy program.

Guests supporting Fund-a-Need Also in June, an anonymous donor contributed $1 million for Hopewell’s endowment. The decision to make this gift was based on a long friendship with Clara T. Rankin, who said, “A healthy endowment is fundamental to the success of an organization.” On June 24, the 16th annual Summer Solstice benefit was held on the beautiful Colleran Estate in Hunting Valley AUGUST (the former Rankin property that has been the venue since At a special meeting of the Board of Directors in August, the event’s inception). Hawthorn, PNC Family Wealth® was Hopewell’s trustees voted unanimously to conduct a the Presenting Sponsor for the 16th consecutive year. feasibility study regarding the proposed building project. David Legeay, Senior Vice President and Managing Gary Weimer, former Senior Vice President of Director of the Cleveland market for Hawthorn, Development for University Hospitals and Senior Director announced at the event that Hawthorn will continue its of Development for the Cleveland Clinic, was contracted sponsorship for 2017. Mary Joyce served as Event Chair, to conduct the study. Following a report submitted with Peter Joyce as Master of Ceremonies. Joseph F. November 1st, the Board instructed the Development Committee to begin initial planning for the project.

2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 5 2016 HIGHLIGHTS

OCTOBER NOVEMBER In November, the third “Summit” meeting of this country’s five therapeutic healing communities – Cooper-Riis (NC), Gould Farm (MA), Rose Hill Center (MI), Spring Lake Ranch (VT) and Hopewell – was held at the Cooper-Riis estate near Asheville, NC. Board President Mark W. Teague and Executive Director/CEO Rick Karges attended on behalf of Hopewell. Agenda items included succession planning, organizational change management, insurance reimbursement, marketing strategies and the joint Outcomes Study Project, “ARCH,” that was initiated On October 5, the 6th Annual David Cutler Conservatory during 2015. Exploring Mental Health Series was held at The Cleveland Racquet Club. Entitled “Advancing the Treatment of DECEMBER Mental Illness,” the program included six expert panelists In December, the Board of Directors hosted a special who provided unique responses to two important luncheon retreat at the Shaker Heights Country Club in questions: (1) What is the most critical issue impacting the honor of Hopewell’s Council of Advisors. Participants treatment of mental illness today? (2) What is the most engaged in lively dialogue regarding key initiatives and important trend – today or in the near future – in the issues. Led by Board President Mark W. Teague and treatment of mental illness? Secretary Chloe Rankin Seelbach, the program included input from Jim Bennett, Managing Partner of the Bennett • Loree Vick, Manager of Strategic Engagement and Group, in preparation for a new strategic planning process Communications for the Summa Health System, scheduled to begin in January 2017. served as guest moderator for the panel, which included: On December 13, 2016, the 21st Century Cures Act was • Joseph R. Calabrese, MD, Director of the Mood signed into law by President . Incorporated Disorders Program and Director of the Bipolar within this legislation was H.R. 2646, the Helping Families Disorders Program at University Hospitals Case in Mental Health Crisis Act initiated by U.S. Medical Center Representative Tim Murphy (R.-PA-18) in 2015. H.R. • Thom Craig, Director of the Mental Health Program 2646 has been called the most transformative mental of The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation health law since John F. Kennedy was U.S. President. In • William M. Denihan, CEO of the Alcohol, Drug response and support, Hopewell produced a media release Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) written jointly by Dr. Fred Frese and Rick Karges. Board of Cuyahoga County • Frederick J. Frese, PhD, FAPA, Professor of At its December meeting, the Board of Directors elected Psychiatry at Northeast Ohio Medical University Chloe Rankin Seelbach to the newly-created position of • Sana Loue, JD, PhD, MPH, MSSA, Hopewell’s President-Elect. Ms. Seelbach will become Board President Research Consultant at the annual meeting in June 2017. Also elected as new • Martha Schinagle, MD, Hopewell’s Resident trustees at the December meeting were Christopher Psychiatrist who practices in the Mood Disorders Brookes, Co-owner of Brookes & Henderson Building Program with Dr. Calabrese Company, and Uday Yadav, Chief Operating Officer - Industrial Sector for Eaton Corporation. In late fall, producers of HBO’s weekly “VICE News Tonight” program spent two full days at Hopewell, interviewing residents and staff. Hopewell was chosen for a special feature after HBO’s review of all the therapeutic farm communities in the country. A documentary was produced, to air in January 2017.

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PROGRAMMATIC HIGHLIGHTS OF 2016 INCLUDED THE FOLLOWING

During 2016, Hopewell served 76 residents and their families. The residents came from Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia as well as from Ohio. More than 250 admissions inquiries were received, and 86 comprehensive psychiatric assessments were carried out.

The Center for Evidence-Based Practice (CEBP), a program affiliated with Case Western Reserve University, provided specialized technical assistance and training to Hopewell’s Clinical Team. The focus of the consultation was specifically the delivery of services to dually-diagnosed individuals (i.e., mental health and substance abuse) served at Hopewell. CEBP’s purpose is to identify, promote and track best practice standards in the mental health care field and assist in their application to community settings.

The national evidence-based Zero-Based Suicide training program was launched at Hopewell. A readiness survey was completed, and targeted training methodology areas were defined for implementation in 2017.

The 2015 Outcomes Report was distributed to key stakeholders and licensing/ certifying entities. The data consistently demonstrated the efficacy of Hopewell’s treatment model and approach to improving the lives of adults experiencing serious mental health conditions. Research projects were led by Hopewell’s Research Consultant, Dr. Sana Loue, to identify strategies for coping with the symptoms of mental illness and to identify Hopewell program components that are most critical to residents’ improvement of their mental health functioning.

The Program Committee of the Board of Directors, led by Susan Locke, MD, agreed to explore the start-up of an outpatient assessment and evaluation service to meet the needs of an underserved population in Cuyahoga County. An ad hoc committee of trustees, staff and lay professionals was formed to assist in the evaluation of this potential project.

Candace Carlton, MSW, LISW-S, Hopewell’s Quality Improvement and Compliance Director, and Rick Karges jointly submitted a proposal to make a presentation at the March 2017 All-Ohio Conference on Community Psychiatry. Their proposal, entitled “Hopewell: A Therapeutic Farm Community – Model, Methods and Outcomes,” was accepted.

2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 7 HOPEWELL: 1993-2015

PRE-1993 1993 1994 1995 Cleveland native Clara T. Hopewell Inn is incorporated as Ohio’s only The new organization purchases a 300-acre property (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin therapeutic farm community for adults with in Mesopotamia, Ohio. Formerly owned by recognizes the need for a mental illness. The first trustees are Alfred M. gentleman farmer Jock Collens, the property had therapeutic farm community Rankin, Clara T. Rankin, Roger F. Rankin and become a bed-and-breakfast called “Truebrook Inn.” in Northeast Ohio. Herbert Y. Meltzer, MD. The Inn is now Hopewell’s “Main House.”

1999 2000 2001 2003

Cottage 2 is completed, • An endowment campaign • Hopewell is licensed and certified by the Education and with capacity to house is initiated. Ohio Department of Mental Health. diploma programs fourteen residents. • Bob Sawers is hired as • The first “Summer Solstice” benefit event is are initiated. Resident capacity is 35. Executive Director held on the Rankin Estate in Hunting Valley. (2000-2007).

2007 2009 2011 2012

• Richard R. Karges, • The David Cutler Conservatory opens, including • Two hundred gallons of maple syrup are produced LISW-S, ACSW, is hired a state-of-the-art greenhouse, year-round by Hopewell residents and staff. as Executive Director. meditative garden and conference space. • The Farm & Craft Market opens as the cornerstone • “Compass Points” • The “Club Hope” transitions program begins. of Hopewell’s job-readiness training program. newsletter is created. • A herd of Belted Galloway beef cattle arrives. • The first “David Cutler Conservatory Exploring Mental Health Series” is held to promote awareness of mental health care.

2014

• Other organizations ask to replicate the “Hopewell Model” • Clara T. Rankin receives the first Founder’s Award from of mental health care. The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation in recognition of her • Census reaches capacity and inquiries are received from families creation of Hopewell. in 35 states. • The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation’s grants to Hopewell • The organization’s name is legally changed from Hopewell Inn since 1995 exceed a total of $1 million. to HOPEWELL. • The terms of a challenge grant from an anonymous donor are met, • The Extended Stay Program (for residents living at Hopewell increasing Hopewell’s endowment by $1 million. longer than three years) is formalized. • The Hopewell Band produces its first CD.

8 | HOPEWELL: 1993-2015

1995 1996 1997 1998 Hopewell’s first fundraising • Hopewell admits its first • Cottage 1 is constructed Hopewell is granted permanent campaign provides funds to resident (residential client). to house twelve residents. 501(c)(3) status as an Ohio develop the property into a • Gary Long is hired as Executive • A dining room is added to nonprofit organization. therapeutic farm community. Director (1996-2000). the Main House.

2003 2004 2006

An outdoor pavilion for • Hopewell is the first residential treatment facility to • An equine-assisted learning program is launched. picnics and cook-outs is be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation • Hopewell formalizes its outcomes measurement completed. of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for Therapeutic process to evaluate the effectiveness of the program. Community: Adults; the award is the highest- possible three-year accreditation.

2012 2013

Hopewell purchases a • Martha S. Schinagle, MD, from University Hospitals of • Hopewell’s first annual Outcomes Report is published. century home on Cleveland, is hired as Resident Psychiatrist. • A research collaboration is established with Case nearby Mesopotamia • The century home called Lyman House opens as a Western Reserve University. Sana Loue, JD, PhD, MPH, Commons. licensed adult family home where residents may practice MSSA, becomes Hopewell’s Research Consultant. the skills of independent living before leaving Hopewell. • An accessibility project is completed, providing paved walkways and lighting throughout the campus.

2014 2015

• The first “Therapeutic Community Farm Summit” is convened, • A formal Art Therapy program is initiated. including CooperRiis Healing Community (NC), Gould Farm • Leadership of The Campaign for Hopewell –Planting Seeds of (MA), Rose Hill Center (MI), Spring Lake Ranch (VT) and Promise announces the effort has raised $5 million for the Hopewell. endowment and nearly $2 million for other organizational priorities. • Ground is broken for a new state-of-the-art Sugar House on the • Clara T. Rankin receives a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Hopewell campus. National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for her work with • William Aamoth, a retired business executive working with Business Hopewell. Volunteers Unlimited (BVU), assists Hopewell staff to create a • Mrs. Rankin commissions a book to be written about Hopewell’s business and marketing plan for the Farm & Craft Market. first twenty years of service (with publication expected in 2016).

2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 9 THANK YOU Dividends/ 2016 FINANCIALS Interest 5.1%

REVENUE Gains/Losses AMOUNT PERCENT from Investments 18.2% Contributed 1,822,624 33.2% Earned 2,396,375 43.5% Earned Dividends/Interest 282,122 5.1% 43.5% Contributed Gains/Losses from Investments 1,003,340 18.2% 33.2% Total 5,504,461 100.0%

A portion of the contributed income was restricted for the endowment and not available for operating use.

EXPENSES AMOUNT PERCENT Program 2,973,383 77.1% Administration Fundraising 373,171 9.7% 13.2% Program Administration 510,693 13.2% 77.1% Fundraising 9.7% Total 3,857,247 100.0%

Figures above are unaudited.

10 | THANK YOU

“I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for the support everyone has given to Hopewell.” – Clara T. Rankin

THE CLARA T. RANKIN Bill and Connie Hawke+ Mr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III+ The Reinberger Foundation Hawthorn, PNC Family Wealth®+ Burton D. Morgan Foundation The Ridgecliff Foundation, Inc. SOCIETY Sally and Oliver Henkel+ Margaret (Mrs. Burton D.) Morgan* RIG III Family Foundation+ Douglas Q. Holmes+ The Margaret Clark Morgan Saint Luke’s Foundation of Cleveland, Donors Whose Cumulative The Honor Project Ohio Giving is $25,000+ Foundation+ Hood Meyerson Foundation John C. Morley+ Betty T. and David M. Schneider+ Anonymous (3) Michael J. Horvitz Donor Advised Fund The Mt. Sinai Health Care Foundation Mrs. Ronald L. Schumann+ Abington Foundation of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland+ The Murch Foundation+ Daniel E. Schweid, MD and Carolee K. BakerHostetler+ George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey John P. Murphy Foundation+ Lesyk, PhD+ Bettcher Industries, Inc. Fund NACCO Industries, Inc.+ Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Seelbach+ Bicknell Fund The Louise H. and David S. Ingalls Barbara B. Nash*+ The Shelter Hill Foundation/Paul and The William Bingham Foundation Foundation Betsy Shiverick+ Alfred C. (Bud)* and Ann Body+ Lucia S. Nash+ Mrs. Brooks M. Jones+ The Nord Family Foundation The Sherwick Fund of the Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Briggs Walter and Jean Kalberer Foundation Foundation Pat and Bill Butler+ Jane (Mrs. Eric) Nord KeyBank The Edwin D. Northrup II Fund/PNC Sihler Mental Health Foundation Jane W. Christie*+ KeyBank Foundation The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith The Cleveland Foundation+ Charitable Trusts Anne Marie Kollander and Mark W. Foundation+ The George W. Codrington Charitable The O’Neill Brothers Foundation Teague+ Billie H. Steffee*+ Foundation+ Corrine F. O’Neill Charitable Trust The Kresge Foundation+ George B. Storer Foundation+ Mr.* and Mrs. Jonathan Collens F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation+ Hal and Susan LaPine+ Mrs. E. Esty Stowell*+ Marty and Gerry Conway William J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill Dr.* and Mrs. L. Douglas Lenkoski+ Swadey Charitable Remainder Trust Mr. and Mrs. William E. Conway+ Foundation The Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust Michael Talty and Helen Talty Trust Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Cutler+ The Payne Fund The Lerner Foundation+ Frank E. Taplin Charitable Remainder Deaconess Community Foundation Penske Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Lewis Tr ust The Denver Foundation Pershing Square Foundation Eaton Charitable Fund+ Helen and Joseph Lewis Fund Margaret G. Taplin Toby D. Lewis Philanthropic Fund of the PLACE Fund Tecovas Foundation Caroline B. Emeny CLAT+ The Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Mrs. Frederick L. Emeny* Jewish Federation of Cleveland+ The Triple T Foundation+ Foundation+ Natalie and Morton* Epstein+ Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Lincoln Karin* (Mrs. Jordan*) Truthan+ Primus Capital Funds+ Mr.* and Mrs. Theodore Fabyan+ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic+ Susan and John Turben Foundation+ Firman Fund Kitty and John Makley+ Clara T. (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin+ United Way of Greater Cleveland+ Foster Family Foundation The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Bruce T. Rankin+ The Veale Foundation+ The Harry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne R. Rankin+ Wells Fargo Charitable Foundation+ Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Roger F. and Alison A. Rankin+ Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Westlake, Jr. Jenifer B. Garfield+ Gwinn Mather Fund Thomas T. and Corbin K. Rankin+ John and Margie Wheeler Family Fund at The Glenmede Trust Company S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust The Victoire G. and Alfred M. Rankin the Cleveland Foundation+ Joseph T. Gorman*+ Mayer-Haber Memorial Fund at the Family Charitable Fund+ Helen Whitehouse+ Helen and Geofrey Greenleaf+ Cleveland Foundation Leonard, Lillian, Faye, Albert B. and The Allayne & Douglas Wick Helen Grima+ The McBride Fund at the Cleveland Audrey G. Ratner Donor Advised Fund Foundation The James and Angela Hambrick Foundation of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland Marguerite M. Wilson Foundation Foundation Julien L. McCall+ Donna and Jim Reid+ William A. Wortzman+

* deceased + Indicates 10 or more years of giving 2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 11 “When I was five years old, my mother told me that happiness was the key to life. When I went to school, they asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up. I wrote down “happy.” They told me I didn’t understand the assignment. I told them they didn’t understand life.” – John Lennon

Swadey Charitable Remainder Trust Mike Recine THE 2016 The Maple Circle The Thomas and Beatrice Taplin Fund of $2,500 – 4,999 RPM International Inc. PERENNIAL SOCIETY the Denver Foundation Rustbelt Reclamation Anonymous The Conservationists Circle The Triple T Foundation Joseph Scaminace and Cindy Maglosky The Veale Foundation AHS Foundation Ashton Technology Solutions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Seelbach $10,000+ Jordan* and Karin* Truthan William Braun Michael Talty and Helen Talty Trust Anonymous Chapman & Chapman, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tanis Mr. and Mrs. Brian Colleran The Walnut Lane Circle Cres Cor University Hospitals of Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cooper $5,000 - $9,999 CustomCare MD LLC Wells Fargo Mr. and Mrs. Alexander M. Cutler Anonymous Emily Hall Tremaine Foundation Helen Whitehouse Hawthorn, PNC Family Wealth® BakerHostetler Bill and Connie Hawke William H. Childs Jr. and Associates, George M. and Pamela S. Humphrey Fund The George W. Codrington Charitable Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Architects / Planners Toby D. Lewis Philanthropic Fund of the Foundation Anne Marie Kollander and Mark W. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodring Jewish Federation of Cleveland Helen Grima Teague The G. R. Lincoln Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyce Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. Johnson The Harvesters Circle John C. Morley Walter and Jean Kalberer Foundation Hal and Susan LaPine $1,000 - $2,499 Scott and Kelly Mueller Toddy and Jim McMonagle Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund A at Anonymous (2) the Cleveland Foundation/Frank H. The Edwin D. Northrup II Fund The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation Paul and Connie Omelsky Thomas Baechle Porter O’Neill Brothers Foundation Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund D at Kathy and Jim Pender Gini and Randy Barbato Clara T. (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin the Cleveland Foundation/Charles E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pfaff Drs. Nathan and Sosamma Berger Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. and Elizabeth P. Daane Primus Capital Funds Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Brookes Donna and Jim Reid George H. L. and Arnold Porter Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne R. Rankin Mr. and Mrs. John Cipriani The Shelter Hill Foundation/Paul and Bruce T. Rankin Thomas T. and Corbin K. Rankin The Cleveland Museum of Art Betsy Shiverick RIG III Family Foundation Leonard, Lillian, Faye, Albert B. and Mr. and Mrs. William E. Conway The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Rolf Goffman Martin Lang LLP Audrey G. Ratner Donor Advised Fund Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Family Foundation United Way of Greater Cleveland of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland Foundation

12 | * deceased Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the The Gardeners Club Roger F. and Alison A. Rankin Rahul and Rebecca Wadhawan Arts & Sciences/Elvera Gruttadaria $500 - $999 Drs. Robert and Peggy Ratcheson Betsy and Gary Weimer Mr. and Mrs. David Everest Margaret Roberts Clara and David Williams Fairmount Santrol Anonymous The Roth Pharmacy Group Paula and Ken Zeisler Christopher and Meg Furey Bruce H. Akers Fund of Fidelity Sandstone Foundation Charitable Jerold L. Goldman Mrs. Ronald L. Schumann The Community Circle Great Lakes Cheese Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Albert Daniel E. Schweid, MD and Carolee K. Helen and Geofrey Greenleaf Ed and Connie Babcock Lesyk, PhD $100 - $499 Mrs. John A. Hadden, Jr. William P. Blair III Carolyn P. Seelbach Anonymous (4) Mr. and Mrs. James Hambrick Suzanne and Jim Blaser Laura and Mike Shannon David and Devra Adelstein Jennifer Hartford Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Bole Lynn and Reginald Shiverick AmazonSmile Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hoogland Edgar and Beth Boles Gretchen D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. Chace Anderson Michael J. Horvitz Donor Advised Fund Dr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steve Ward Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert L. Aumiller, Jr. of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland Scott and Susan Brown Richard and Susan Stark Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. AuWerter, Jr. Hyster-Yale Materials Handling, Inc. Frances S. Buchholzer Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart Sherry Bacon-Graves Henri Pell Junod, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Budzar Mackenzie Stubbins Clifford and Carol Baggott Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kantra, Jr. The J.C. and Helen Rankin Butler Catherine and J.D. Sullivan Patti Baker Killgallon Foundation Charitable Gift Fund at Vanguard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sullivan Les Ballard, MD Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Klotzman Charitable Sharon L. Swagger Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Banbury Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaBarre Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Calabrese Carol A. Szczepanik Bank of America Charitable Gift Fund Mr. and Mrs. David LaRue Joe and Alison Carter Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Tendulkar Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barry The Lerner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Chapman Teresa Vicarel Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartecki Patricia C. Lightbody Kevin Connelley Susan and Todd Locke Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davies The Edward A. & Catherine L. Lozick Marie Diamond Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Doyle Kirsten Trotter Lynch, MD Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ferrara JoAnn Grima MacKenzie Mr. and Mrs. Kent Foutty Dr. Michael Maguire and Ms. Rosemary Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gift Macedonio Bob and Ann Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic Anne and Walter Ginn Kitty and John Makley William D. Ginn Suzanne Morgan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Latham W. Murfey III John and Sunee Grima Murlan J. Murphy, Jr. and Molly Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grossman David and Inez Myers Foundation, The Harvey-Selvaggi Charitable Fund at Cleveland, Ohio the Cleveland Foundation/H. Clark Ambassador and Mrs. John D. Ong Harvey and Hollis A. Selvaggi Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pavlish Iris and Tom Harvie Point Harbor Fund of the Maine Henry Hatch Community Foundation Angie Hazen Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Robins Sally and Oliver Henkel Norman and Elisabeth Ryan Mr. and Mrs. George B. Holt Betty T. and David M. Schneider Junction Auto Family John and Sally Schulze Richard and Megan Karges Leonard Schwartz and Charlotte R. Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Katzman Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Keefe Mr. and Mrs. Ellery Sedgwick Michael John Kelley Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seelbach Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Lafave, Jr. Astri Seidenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lahorra Kim Sherwin Lakeshore Surgery Peter Steck Legacy Capital Partners Stevens Strategic Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leiden The Mary Lane and John K. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Levy Charitable Fund at Vanguard Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Brinton C. Lincoln S. Neal and Peggy Barnes Szpatura Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lowe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trela Alan Markowitz and Cathy Pollard Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wasserstrom Melissa Marshall William M. Weber Mrs. and Mrs. Cameron S. Miele Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Welder Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller II Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Westlake, Jr. Marge and Dan Moore The Allayne & Douglas Wick Donald W. Morrison Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence N. Murray William A. Wortzman Mr. and Mrs. John B. Naylor Mr. and Mrs. Uday Yadav Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Obernesser “Remember to share the road; Yours Truly Restaurants Keely O’Bryan and David Landever Brian J. Zupko Henry Ott-Hansen navigate life with grace. Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pace Parkway Pharmacy There is room for everyone.” Eric Pelander and Evalyn Gates – Carol Evans Dr. and Mrs. Gosta Pettersson Dick and Pat Pogue

* deceased 2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 13 Cynthia Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagle The Richard Horvitz and Erica Mary Marshall Robert Bastian Mr. and Mrs. Peter Earl Hartman-Horvitz Foundation Margaret B. Marting Aloise O. Bates Elyria Firefighters Local 474 Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hoyt Bruce McAllester Mrs. H. William Beechler Mr. and Mrs. F. Matthew Embrescia Anne D. Hull Mr. and Mrs. Alexander McClennan Mr. and Mrs. John Beer Mary Emerson Marguerite B. Humphrey Ann McConnell Joseph Behles Mr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Hurst David McCoy Dr. and Mrs. Ryan K. Berglund Mr. and Mrs. Morris Everett, Jr. Jim and Judy Jacobs William C. McCoy Ashley Bernath Kelly Falcone-Hall Kris Jaenicke The McKenna Family Fund Richard and Susan Silverberg Bewie Barry Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Edwin T. Jeffery Katharine W. McLennan The Biché Family Carol Martello Finchum Nancy K. Johnson, MD Mr. and Mrs. Vyto Mekesa Mr. and Mrs. James S. Bingay, Jr. Jan and John Fitts Charles Kaplan Kristina Meredith Melanie Bingham Douglas N. Flagg and Martha Sajatovic, Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Karges Henry and Jane Meyer Christy and Chuck Bittenbender MD Audrey Katzman and Timothy McParland Dr. and Mrs. Beno Michel Mr. and Mrs. David Block Andrew Fogel and Patricia Abts Pam and Steve Keefe Jennifer Miller Charles and Julia Bolton Louis A. Frangos Joseph P. and Nancy F. Keithley William A. Miller and Gary E. Gumz Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon C. Bolton III Frantz Ward LLP Foundation T. David Mitchell Mark Botham, MD and Kelly Szachury Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frett Linda Kelly Mr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brancovsky Lori Friedman Clara Kempf Mr. and Ms. Craig Mockler Dr. and Mrs. Larry Brandau Doris A. Fuller Kathleen Kenny Mr. and Mrs. Phil Molner Mr. and Mrs. John Brechbill Sally L. Futrell and Thomas G. Reid Susan Kent and Benjamin Sperry Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Moran Jeffery W. Broestl Barbara and Peter Galvin Cindy Klecha Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morgan Mindy Budzar Bruening Jenifer B. Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Klecha Thomas and Jane Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Martin Gartzman Nina Klein, MD Jan Mortensen Timothy Budzar Stephen and Lisa Geber Mr. and Mrs. John Kolwicz Lawrence P. Murray Ann Calkins joan and vic gelb Sue Ellen and Jeffrey Korach Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nagusky Mary Ann Campbell Helen and Bob Gelbach Ursula Korneitchouk Eliesha Nelson Anne Marie Carnahan James Gerron Harvey and Norma Kotler Dr. and Mrs. James C. Niederman Bradford Carpenter Richard and Ann Gridley Sara Kraber M. I. Nurenberg Leigh Carter Sally and Bob Gries Larry Kronick Assunta Nusca and Michael Dagon Elizabeth Chandler and Carl Greppin Candy and Brent Grover Elayne and Bob Kwait Ohio State Council Knights of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chapman Wanda L. Gulley Kimberly Lacayo Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Keith J. Childers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Tim Laganke, Jr. David Ondrey Mrs. William Chisholm, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hannon Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lamberg Maria O’Neil Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Collier David Hellman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latimer IV Dr. and Mrs. Gary T. Pagano Mr. and Mrs. Steve Condas Mr. and Mrs. John F. Herrick Debra B. Lawson Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pattison Lavonne and David Cowan Lori Hertvik Alice S. Lefkowich Richard and Marilyn Paulson Christine Cowan-Gascoigne Robert Hexter Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leigh Julie and Al Paulus Deb and Matt Crawford Vicki Hickson-Camp and William Camp Dr. and Mrs. L. Douglas* Lenkoski Mr. and Mrs. John M. Plumpton Debra Cummins Edith F. Hirsch Philanthropic Fund of Norma (Mrs. Alfred M.) Lerner Kassandra and James Powers Peter and Sue Danford the Jewish Federation of Cleveland Stephen and Lillian Levine Jeannette Price Jean G. Daniel Martha and Chris Hitchcock Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lewandowski Primary Care Medical Associates, Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Erin and Mike Hobey Christine Lipps Mrs. Thomas A. Quintrell Louise P. Dempsey Mary Hoerner Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lisinski Andrew K. Rayburn Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeTomaso Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Hoke Carol and Alex Machaskee Virginia Gianvecchio Reardon Sean Dowdall Mrs. John B. Hollister, Jr. Jean Mackenzie Anne H. Reese Ann Driscoll Molly and Jack Hooper Allan Maggied and Paula Pikus Dr. and Mrs. Hassan Rezaee Drs. Nancy Duff-Boehm and Gregory Hopewell Farm & Craft Market Patrons Don Majcher and Christine Stadler Sarah and Bill Robertson Boehm Ken and Mary Hopping Rozmene Makhani Robinson Family Philanthropic Fund of Mary Dunbar Daniel Horne Debra Manheim the Jewish Federation of Cleveland/ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durr Mr. and Mrs. John E. Horner Lewis Marin Barbara S. Robinson

“Mental illness is not a choice, but recovery is.” – Unknown

14 | * deceased Mr. and Mrs. William E. Conway• Mrs. Frederick C. Crawford* The Sarah S. and Alexander M. Cutler Fund• Marcia V. Davis• James N. Dietrich Corinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & Sciences• Mr.* and Mrs. Morton Epstein Mr.* and Mrs. Theodore Fabyan• Hyris J. Feldman Peterson Firman Fund• Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Galloway• Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph H. Garfield William D. Ginn Joseph T. Gorman* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Graves• Mr. and Mrs. Geofrey J. Greenleaf• Helen Grima• The James and Angela Hambrick Foundation• Mr. and Mrs. John C. Harris• Mr. and Mrs. William R. Hawke• Mr. and Mrs. Oliver C. Henkel, Jr.• The Hershey Foundation Edith F. Hirsch Philanthropic Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland• Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Hobey• Hood Meyerson Foundation “I wanted a perfect ending. Now I have learned the hard way Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz that some poems don’t rhyme, and some stories don’t have a The Gilbert W. and Louise Ireland Humphrey Foundation clear beginning, middle and end. Life is about not knowing, Mrs. Howard L. Hyde* The Louise H. and David S. Ingalls having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, Foundation• Jones Day without knowing what’s going to happen next.” Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Kalberer• Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kantra, Jr.• – Gilda Radner KeyBank• Anne Marie Kollander and Mark W. Teague• Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kotler Miriam and Melvin Rosenthal Dr. and Mrs. George E. Tesar Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zavelson Milton A. and Charlotte R. Kramer MaryRita Rossen Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Thoennes Susan and Marc Ziegler Charitable Foundation• M. H. Rountree Ann Thompson Stephen and Wendy Zinn Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lamm Judith Royal Mr. and Mrs. David Tibbit Alan Zunamon Mrs. Carolyn C. Lampl Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Ruddock Mr.* and Mrs. F. J. Tone III Hal and Susan LaPine• Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ruggles George S. Vassos and Henry H. Hawley Kathy K. Leavenworth Rachel Sawa Mr. and Mrs. George* Voinovich THE EVERGREEN Dr.* and Mrs. L. Douglas Lenkoski• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmelzer Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Voinovich SOCIETY ENDOWMENT The Lerner Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David Schubert Tanja Vukovojac DONORS Dr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Levine Schulz Family Fund at the Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Lewis Foundation/Cynthia and Richard Schulz Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wallace Donors to Hopewell’s endowment Helen and Joseph Lewis Fund• Ashley Shelton Dr. and Mrs. Marvin Wasman over the years Toby Devan Lewis• Jeanne K. Sheppard and James Sheppard Sandra Waxman Anonymous (6) Lincoln Financial Group Foundation, Jeff Shoup Dan and Judy* Weidenthal Mrs. H. H. Adams• Inc. Morton Shubert and Gail Kichler Alan Weilacher The Ahuja Foundation• Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Scott Siegler Robert P. Weirich Dr. and Mrs. Michael Arvin Christine Lipps Dr. and Mrs. Robert Silverman Mark Weisman Drs. Nathan and Sosamma Berger• Susan and Todd Locke• Dan and Anne Skowronski Jerome Weiss and Judith Salomon Bettcher Industries, Inc. JoAnn Grima MacKenzie• Suzanne and Chris Smythe Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiss Alfred C. Body* Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic• Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sparrow Norman Wengerd Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Bolden• Kitty and John Makley• Mrs. Robert F. Sposito Western Reserve Land Conservancy Mrs. Jerald S. Brodkey The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family John Starkweather John and Margie Wheeler Family Fund at Louise I. Brown Charitable Lead Trust Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Craig Steinbrink the Cleveland Foundation No. 1 Leslie M. Mapes Nancy Stevenson Jean A. Whelan Pat and Bill Butler• Elizabeth Ring Mather and William Mrs. James J. Strnad Mr. and Mrs. Blair M. Whidden Leigh Carter, Sr.• Gwinn Mather Fund• Yukimi Stull Mr. and Mrs. Tod White Jane W. Christie* S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust• Robert and Chary Sundstrom Betsey and George Wick Mr. and Mrs. Alden Chrysler Julien L. McCall Lorraine Szabo William A. Widmer III The George W. Codrington Charitable Mr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III Mr. and Mrs. William W. Taft Mr. and Mrs. Tim Willis Foundation• Burton D. Morgan Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Tyler L. Taigen Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Wilson Mrs. Gerald A. Conway The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation

* deceased • Indicates giving to The Campaign for Hopewell – Planting Seeds of Promise, which concluded in 2016 2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 15 Mr. B. Davis Morgan• Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Morgan Margaret (Mrs. Burton D.) Morgan* Suzanne Morgan• John C. Morley• John C. and Sally S.* Morley Family Foundation The Murch Foundation• Lucia S. Nash• Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Neary• Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nicolosi• The Nord Family Foundation• Eric and Jane Nord Foundation Jane (Mrs. Eric) Nord Hilary Ogden F.J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation The Payne Fund PLACE Fund Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund A at the Cleveland Foundation/Frank H. Porter• Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund B at the Cleveland Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. George H. L. Porter• Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund D at the Cleveland Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Daane• Pamela L. Pyles-Patterson Victoire G. and Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Family Charitable Fund at Vanguard Charitable• Bruce T. Rankin• Mr. and Mrs. Clairborne Rankin Clara T. (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin• Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Rankin• Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Rankin• Mr. and Mrs. Albert B. Ratner Andrew K. Rayburn and Heather Guess• The Reading 1 Foundation• Donna and Jim Reid• Lisbeth Riis-Cooper and Don Cooper• Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Roth Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ruggles Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Sawers Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schneider• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schulz Mr. John and Dr. Sally Schulze Daniel E. Schweid, MD and Carolee K. Lesyk, PhD• The Sears-Swetland Family Foundation• Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Seelbach• Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Shaughnessy• The Shelter Hill Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shiverick• Mr. and Mrs. Daniel C. Skowronski• Smith Club of Cleveland• Jeffrey H. Smythe The South Waite Foundation State Auto Insurance Company• Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Steck Billie H. Steffee*• Swadey Charitable Remainder Trust Frank E. Taplin Charitable Remainder Tr ust• The Thomas* and Beatrice Taplin Fund of “The more you praise and celebrate your life, the Denver Foundation• the more there is in life to celebrate.” Mr. and Mrs. Brian Taussig Caroline E. Taylor Charitable Trust• – Oprah Winfrey Tecovas Foundation Vincent R. Thomas Thompson Hine LLP

16 | * deceased • Indicates giving to The Campaign for Hopewell – Planting Seeds of Promise, which concluded in 2016 Jordan* and Karin* Truthan/Jean Knoll James Hart David Cutler and the Cutler family Leslie and Michael Marting Truthan Fund• Pamela Haueter Mr. and Mrs. Jay P. AuWerter, Jr. The McKenna Family Fund Susan and John Turben Foundation Angie Hazen Katharine W. McLennan Sally and Sandy Cutler Mr. and Mrs. Ignacio Villa• Celeste Hein Mr. and Mrs. John M. Plumpton Mr. and Mrs. William J. Miller II George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust Travis Hochstetler Marge and Dan Moore Drs. Mark Warren and Lisa D. Lystad Jonathan Holmes Sandy Cutler’s retirement John C. Morley Daniel Horne Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wasserstrom• Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Collier Ambassador John D. Ong Betsy and Gary Weimer• Richard R. Karges Lydia Bruner Oppmann Judy B. Weitzel Audrey Katzman Mort* and Natalie Epstein on the Dr. and Mrs. Gösta Pettersson Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Welder Clara Kempf occasion of their 70th anniversary Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund D at Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Westlake, Jr.• Cindy Klecha Candy and Brent Grover Barbara J. Krasicki the Cleveland Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wheeler• Mike Grima Dana Loeser Charles E. Daane Mrs. Alton W. Whitehouse Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Westlake, Jr. The Allayne & Douglas Wick April Lupold Thomas T. and Corbin K. Rankin Foundation• Bruce McAllester Bill Hawke Anne H. Reese Mrs. Lewis C. Williams* Arch McCune Kris Jaenicke Bernice Rhode Ambassador Milton A. Wolf, PhD* Kristina Meredith Larry Kronick Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schulz Anne and Morris Wortzman Research Jennifer Miller Carolyn P. Seelbach Hopewell staff and Rehabilitation Fund Deborah Motil The Mary Lane and John K. Sullivan Beth Orr Andrew Fogel and Patricia Abts William L. and Dr. May L. Wykle Charitable Fund at Vanguard Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Wykoff Rachel Peric Daniel Horne Richard Polch Peggy Barnes Szpatura Mr. and Mrs. Steven Zeller Lori Friedman Kassandra D. Powers Franny Taft Theresa Prabucki Mary and Peter Joyce The Triple T Foundation/Alison C. Jones Cindy L. Ream Mr. and Mrs. Blair M. Whidden Chloe R. Seelbach THE HOPEWELL Laura Scarnecchia Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Gisel Nicole Shuster Susan LaPine’s milestone birthday SOCIETY PLANNED Carolyn P. Seelbach Anne C. Skowronski Peter and Sue Danford GIVING DONORS Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seelbach Callan Soukenik Mr. and Mrs. John Dettelbach Anonymous (3) Peter C. Steck Edward M. Stevens Jane W. Christie* L. Douglas Lenkoski, MD* Yukimi Stull Miriam and Melvin Rosenthal Sean Dowdall Martine V. Conway Peggy Barnes Szpatura Sally and Sandy Cutler Sandy Thomas Susan and Todd Locke Liza Trela Morton* and Natalie Epstein Sarah Turner Dan and Judy* Weidenthal Dr. Joseph J. Garry and David O. Frazier* Mr.* and Mrs. Theodore Fabyan Lucinda M. Wagner Riitta Yurkovich Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trela Helen and Geofrey Greenleaf Robert P. Weirich Walter and Jean Kalberer Kitty Makley Colleen M. Welder IN MEMORY OF Richard and Megan Karges Norman Wengerd Polly and Bob Hermann The Anne Marie Kollander and Mark W. Becky Yoder Kitty and John Makley Penelope Buchanan Teague Family Fund at the Cleveland Carolyn Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Foundation Hal and Susan LaPine Rachael Mclaughlin and the Joel Budzar Kitty and John Makley IN-KIND GIFTS AND compassionate Hopewell staff Barbara Adams Clara T. Rankin Fund SERVICES David and Nancy Fencl Dr. and Mrs. Larry Brandau Frank E. Taplin Charitable Remainder Jeffery W. Broestl Richard and Susan Silverberg Bewie Casey Pantalone Tr ust Mindy Budzar Bruening Cedar Brook Financial Partners, LLC Casey Pantalone Jordan* and Karin* Truthan/Jean Knoll Timothy Budzar Truthan Fund Cleveland Zoological Society Clara T. Rankin Bradford Carpenter Heather Earls Anonymous Marie Diamond Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyce Hyatt and Brian Bolden Elyria Firefighters Local 474 Hal and Susan LaPine Edgar and Beth Boles Carol Martello Finchum STAFF GIFTS Jo Marie The J.C. and Helen Rankin Butler Karen Forte Mr. and Mrs. Jim McAllister Anonymous Charitable Gift Fund at Vanguard Mr. and Mrs. W. Craig Furnas Perennials Preferred Elizabeth Arvin Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Peter Garrett Peter Steck Sherry Bacon-Graves Frances and Peter Buttenheim Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gruber Kandis Baker Sharon L. Swagger Doris A. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gus Patti Baker Mr. and Mrs. Courtenay O. Taplin Stephen and Lisa Geber Mr. and Mrs. William Hannemann Doreen Brown David Taplin Barbara Heppner Mrs. John A. Hadden, Jr. Sam Byard Mr. and Mrs. Richard Trela Brett Kayes The Harvey-Selvaggi Charitable Fund at Candace J. Carlton Michelle Warner Mr. and Mrs. John Kolwicz the Cleveland Foundation/H. Clark Ashley Carter Gary Weimer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Koster Harvey and Hollis A. Selvaggi Mary Cassidy Hannah Levy Jack Childers Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hoogland Mr. and Mrs. John Loescher Lynn Childers Molly and Jack Hooper Mary Ann Marsal Karen Ciulla HONORARY AND Anne D. Hull Mr. and Ms. Craig Mockler Bonnie Conley MEMORIAL GIFTS Junction Auto Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murray Christine Cowan-Gascoigne Jane W. Kessler, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Nugent Debra Cummins IN HONOR OF Ursula Korneitchouk Tana O’Donnell Kellie Durr Mr. and Mrs. Dennis LaBarre Susan Silverberg Bewie Thomas Pahys Carol G. Evans Norma Lerner Barry Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Raffin Melissa Grcar Mandorel Fund at the Cleveland Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rasmussen Gale Gregory Anna Braun Foundation/ Henry Hatch Mr. and Mrs. James Rieter Wanda L. Gulley Mr. and Mrs. John B. Naylor Alan Markowitz and Cathy Pollard Mr. and Mrs. David Ritschel

* deceased • Indicates giving to The Campaign for Hopewell – Planting Seeds of Promise, which concluded in 2016 2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 17 MaryRita Rossen Bob Lipps Karen Andrus Lakeshore Surgery Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Rustad Christine Lipps Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bartecki Mr. and Mrs. Brian Lamberg Robert Bastian Debra Landgraf Joanne Scullin Homer and Jean McDaniel Joseph Behles Mr. and Mrs. Henry Latimer IV Peggy Barnes Szpatura Jennifer Hartford Mr. and Mrs. David Tibbit Ashley Bernath Kate Lauderbaugh Jeffrey Votypka Peggy Musselman Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blachowicz Erin Leddon Mr. and Mrs. David Zalewski Jean G. Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Breagel Michael Likhite Mr. and Mrs. John Brechbill Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Lisinski David Cutler William McKinley Osborne, Jr. Clara T. (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin Andrea Bushela Rozmene Makhani Lori Hertvik Mr. Robert Carson and Family Debra Manheim Mr. and Mrs. John M. Plumpton Jordan Truthan Mr. and Mrs. Steve Condas Oliver Manheim Mr. and Mrs. George H. Belhobek Theodore Fabyan Kevin Connelley Lewis Marin Hyris J. Feldman Peterson Hyatt and Brian Bolden Mary Jo Deysach Susan Middleton Marjorie L. Grodin Tom Goodman Mr. and Mrs. David Doyle Jan Mortensen Peg Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Mummawhill Bill and Connie Hawke Michael Dreas Nancy Kurfess Johnson Fund at the Susan Newman Hal and Susan LaPine Patricia Dreas Cleveland Foundation/Nancy K. Catherine Novak Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic Ann Driscoll Johnson, MD Emily Ornelas Lawrence P. Murray Mr. and Mrs. Kent Foutty Debra B. Lawson Barry Frett Jeannette Price Richard and Marilyn Paulson Kitty and John Makley Primary Care Medical Associates, Ltd. Clara T. (Mrs. Alfred M.) Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Gene Frett Leslie Mapes Martin Gartzman Natalie Rahn Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson William A. Miller and Gary E. Gumz Harry Goldin Virginia Gianvecchio Reardon Peggy Barnes Szpatura PNC Wealth Management Barbara Goodman and Seth Weinberger Anita Remijas Natalie Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Ruggles Janice Gutbrod William Robinson Doris A. Fuller Peggy Barnes Szpatura Jonathan Han Hannah Rocheleau Michelle McBroom Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Harlow Mark Rocovitz Ben Henkel Mary Ann L. Wormser Timothy Hayes Judith Royal Sally and Oliver Henkel Rachel Sawa Jean Knoll Truthan David Hellman John G. Scaramella, MD Kevin Karges Estate of Jordan* and Karin* Truthan Vicki Hickson-Camp and William Camp Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmelzer Anonymous Bob Weinfurtner Nancy Lynn Hiestand Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hughes Jeanne K. Sheppard and James Sheppard David Killgallon Mr. and Mrs. John E. Horner Dr. Andrzej Indyk Maureen Shere Killgallon Foundation/Mr. and Mrs. Lois J. Weisman Charles Kaplan Pat, Ben, and May Shiplett William C. Killgallon Mark Weisman Cheryl Bondy Kaplan and Mark Kaplan Jeff Shoup Roberta Olsen Siegfriedt Igor Korneitchouk, Sr. Nate Woodring Janet Kleve Megan Sparks/Alere Midwest Ursula Korneitchouk Mr. and Mrs. Albert Allred Kimberly Lacayo John Starkweather David Steuer Jessica Ticus Marit Vamarasi Mr. and Mrs. Dean Vance Teresa Vicarel L. Dustin Vincent Mr. and Mrs. John Vodopich Tanja Vukovojac Mr. and Mrs. James Wallace Sandra Waxman Mr. and Mrs. John R. Webb William A. Widmer III Deborah Williams Daniel P. Woodring Judith Woodring Alan Zunamon

SUMMER SOLSTICE 2016 Presenting Sponsor Hawthorn, PNC Family Wealth®

Gold Sponsor Colleran Family Foundation

Silver Sponsors “A passionate interest in what you do is the secret of enjoying life, BakerHostetler The Grima Family perhaps the secret of long life, whether it is helping old people Jean and Walter Kalberer Clara T. Rankin or children, or making cheese or growing earthworms.” Rolf Goffman Martin Lang LLC – Julia Child Bronze Sponsors Ashton Technology Solutions

18 | * deceased “My experience has been that work is almost the best way to pull oneself out of the depths.” – Eleanor Roosevelt

Cedar Brook Financial Partners Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic Dick and Pat Pogue Mr. and Mrs. Todd D. Hurst Chapman and Chapman Dr. and Mrs. John T. Makley Dr. and Mrs. Hassan Rezaee Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. Johnson Cres Cor Melissa Marshall Bernice Rhode Mr. and Mrs. Peter Joyce Howard Hanna Real Estate Services Donald W. Morrison Margaret Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Albert S. Kantra, Jr. Anne Marie Kollander and Mark W. Mr. and Mrs. Roger F. Rankin Barbara S. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Keefe Teague Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seelbach The Roth Pharmacy Group Kathleen Kenny The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Ruddock Sara Kraber O’Neill Brothers Foundation Carol A. Szczepanik Mr. and Mrs. David Schubert Mr. and Mrs. Tim Laganke, Jr. Primus Capital Funds Astri Seidenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Lahorra Bruce T. Rankin Generous Friends Gretchen D. Smith Hal and Susan LaPine Donna and Jim Reid Mr. and Mrs. Bruce H. Akers H. Bernard and Edith Smith Mr. and Mrs. David LaRue RPM International Inc. Ed and Connie Babcock Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Leigh Rustbelt Reclamation Gini and Randy Barbato Richard and Susan Stark Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Levy Joe Scaminace H.W. Beechler Mrs. James J. Strnad Mr. and Mrs. Brinton C. Lincoln Dr. Barbara Brown and Dr. Steve Ward Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tanis Todd Locke, MD Mr. and Mrs. Rick Lowe Dr. and Mrs. William E. Bruner II George S. Vassos and Henry H. Hawley JoAnn Grima MacKenzie University Hospitals Department of Frances and Peter Buttenheim Mr. and Mrs. George* Voinovich Allan Maggied and Paula Pikus Psychiatry Dr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Calabrese Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weiss Don Majcher and Christine Stadler Wells Fargo Ann Calkins Jean A. Whelan Melissa Marshall William H. Childs Jr. and Associates, Leigh Carter, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Blair M. Whidden David McCoy Architects/Planners Lavonne and David Cowan Paula and Ken Zeisler T. David Mitchell Louis A. Frangos Mr. and Mrs. Phil Molner Copper Sponsors Sally L. Futrell and Thomas G. Reid Fund-a-Need Donors Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Morgan Thomas Baechle Jenifer B. Garfield Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Banbury Suzanne Morgan The Cleveland Museum of Art Bob and Ann Gillespie Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barry Scott Mueller Fairmount Santrol Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Gisel Mr. and Mrs. John Beer Mr. and Mrs. Latham W. Murfey III Great Lakes Cheese Mrs. John A. Hadden, Jr. Melanie Bingham Mr. and Mrs. Peter Nagusky The Lerner Foundation H. Clark Harvey and Hollis A. Selvaggi Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brancovsky Keely O’Bryan and David Landever Patricia and Ed Pavlish Erin and Mike Hobey Mr. and Mrs. William Braun Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pattison Stevens Strategic Communications, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hoogland Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan Eric Pelander and Evalyn Gates William M. Weber Dr. Adam G. Jacobs Mary Ann Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Pfaff Yours Truly Restaurants Susan Kent and Benjamin Sperry Anne Marie Carnahan George H. L. and Carol Porter Nina Klein, MD Mr. and Mrs. Chris Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Claiborne R. Rankin Gold Benefactors Sue Ellen and Jeffrey Korach Mr. and Mrs. Walter K. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Robins William P. Blair III Larry Kronick Mr. and Mrs. John Cipriani Norman and Elisabeth Ryan Frances Buchholzer Dr.* and Mrs. L. Douglas Lenkoski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Scott W. Seelbach Mr. and Mrs. James Hambrick Carol and Alex Machaskee Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davies Mr. and Mrs. William R. Seelbach Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. LaBarre Mrs. and Mrs. Cameron S. Miele Mr. and Mrs. Ed DeTomaso Ashley Shelton Murlan J. Murphy, Jr. and Molly Dixon Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eagle Lynn and Reginald Shiverick Mr. John and Dr. Sally Schulze Mr. and Mrs. A. Malachi Mixon, III Mr. and Mrs. Peter Earl Mr. and Mrs. Scott Siegler John C. Morley Mr. and Mrs. David Everest Suzanne and Chris Smythe Silver Benefactors Scott and Kelly Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ferrara Mr. and Mrs. Brian Sparrow Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Butler Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Obernesser Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Gift Mr. and Mrs. Craig Steinbrink Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Pace Anne and Walter Ginn Mr. and Mrs. James Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Klotzman and Zoe Richard and Marilyn Paulson Iris and Tom Harvie Sharon L. Swagger Klotzman Kathy and Jim Pender Bill and Connie Hawke Carol A. Szczepanik Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Leiden Dr. and Mrs. Gösta Pettersson Mr. and Mrs. George B. Holt Mr. and Mrs. Rahul Tendulkar

* deceased 2016 ANNUAL REPORT | 19 “Forever is composed of nows.” – Emily Dickinson

Rahul and Rebecca Wadhawan Cleveland Zoological Society Susan and Todd Locke Sharon L. Swagger Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Wagner The Club at Hillbrook Lorenzo’s Dog Training Team Peggy Barnes Szpatura Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Welder Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley Mary Marshall David Taplin Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Westlake, Jr. National Park Martines’ Antiques Tesla Motors Mr. and Mrs. Tim Willis Cres Cor Mavec Collections Ann Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Brigham Wilson Cuffs Clothing Company Mayfield Sand Ridge Club TTI Floor Care Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodring Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. McMahon Urban Growers Greenhouse Brian J. Zupko Deep Springs Trout Club The Melting Pot Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wasserstrom Mr. and Mrs. David S. Dickenson II Metropolitan Market Mitchell and Mark Weisman Summer Solstice Auction Donors Driftwood Catering Mitchell’s Ice Cream Western Reserve Historical Society Anonymous (2) Eddy Fruit Farm Dan T. Moore Western Reserve Land Conservancy Accents Salon and Spa at the Gallery EDWINS Leadership and Restaurant Mulholland & Sachs Western Reserve Wines Albert Furs Institute Museum of Contemporary Art MOCA White North Stables Apollo’s Fire The Fedeli Group Cleveland WKYC Channel 3 The Artful Yarn Find Me! NACCO Industries, Inc. Zip City USA Herbert Ascherman, Photographer Fireside Book Shop Nature Center at Shaker Lakes BakerHostetler Gamekeeper’s Taverne Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. Obernesser Summer Solstice In-Kind Gifts and Charlotte Barton Marla George Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ours Services Barbara Beaman Gomillion Furniture Services Patton Painting Inc. AAble Rents Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bewie Incorporated Playhouse Square Academy Graphic Communication, Inc. The Bonfoey Gallery David Hall Beth and Clay Rankin Brian and Gretchen Colleran Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cahen Leslie Halloran/LIH Designs Donna and Jim Reid Gomillion Furniture Services Central Cadillac Hartshorn Studios Reid’s Tree Care Good Nature Organic Lawn Care Chagrin Falls Fire Department Heinen’s Room & Board Barbara and Jerome Gratry Chagrin Valley Antiques Hestia Sage Design Rustbelt Reclamation David Hall Chestnut Hill Home The Holden Arboretum Joan Sale Heidelburg Distributing Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Ron Humphrey Sara’s Place Restaurant and Catering The Hopewell Band: Susan Dacek, Bruce Clara Williams Company Inn of Chagrin Falls Mr. and Mrs. Leon Shear McAllester and Bob Weirich Cleveland Botanical Garden J. McLaughlin The Sherwin-Williams Company Hopewell Residents and Staff Cleveland International Film Festival Joss Boutique Shibley Management Lakeside Laundry Equipment The Cleveland Museum of Art Ken Roby, Village Blacksmith Morton Shubert and Gail Kichler Lasting Impressions Cleveland Museum of Natural History Kilgore Trout Smathers and Branson L’Nique The Cleveland Orchestra Knuth’s Somrak Kitchens Carole Obernesser Cleveland Play House Ladies & Gentlemen Salon and Spa Pam Spremulli Howard Shear Cleveland Whiskey, LLC Dana Langenbrunner Steven P. Marsh, DDS Urban Growers Greenhouse Cleveland Yoga Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Lewandowski Still Point Gallery Yours Truly Restaurants

We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact the Development Office at 440.247.0912 so we may correct our records.

20 | * deceased BOARD OF DIRECTORS (as of June 7, 2017) Clara T. Rankin* Life Trustee Mark W. Teague* COUNCIL OF ADVISORS Chairman Jenifer Garfield Chloe Rankin Seelbach* William D. Ginn President Sally Henkel Edith F. Hirsch William A. Wortzman* Michael J. Horvitz Vice President, Treasurer Toby Devan Lewis Susan S. Locke, MD* John C. Morley Vice President Robert J. Roth, RPH Gretchen Smith Kathryn L. Makley* Mark J. Warren, MD, MPH Secretary Margaret S. Wheeler Nathan A. Berger, MD Susan Silverberg Bewie Christopher Brookes Geofrey J. Greenleaf William R. Hawke Mary Joyce LEADERSHIP TEAM Susan D. LaPine* Joseph J. Mahovlic* Candace Carlton, MSW, LISW-S Richard A. Paulson* Quality Improvement & Compliance Director Roger F. Rankin Lynn Childers Martha Sajatovic, MD Chief Financial Officer Daniel E. Schweid, MD Carol Evans Joseph F. Verciglio Philip Wasserstrom Human Resources Director Suzanne Westlake Daniel B. Horne, PCC-S, LSW Uday Yadav Clinical Director Richard R. (Rick) Karges, LISW-S, ACSW *denotes Executive Committee Executive Director/CEO Rick Polch Superintendent of Buildings & Grounds/Safety Officer Peggy Barnes Szpatura Director of Development HONORARY DIRECTORS Colleen Welder, RN, BC Herbert Y. Meltzer, MD Chief Operating Officer/Director of Program Services Suzanne Morgan Donna S. Reid

Hopewell’s program is licensed and certified by the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services (ODMHAS) and was the first therapeutic farm community in the to be accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) for Therapeutic Community: Mental Health (Adults). Hopewell is a member of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) and the American Residential Treatment Association (ARTA). Research projects are carried out at Hopewell through a partnership with Case Western Reserve University. Hopewell: 9637 State Route 534 Middlefield, Ohio 44062 440.426.2000

Development Office: 147 Bell Street, Suite 303 Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 440.247.0912

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