Highlights Grants and Message from Scholarships In 2017 over $5,832,000 in grants and the President scholarships were awarded. Discretion- About the cover ary grants including out of cycle and executive director grants totaled Dear Friends, $599,762. Scholarship awards from all Molly Mattin is an Ohio artist residing funds totaled $539,125 and included in Springfield. She took a strong As another year at the Springfield Foundation draws to a close, 355 new and renewal awards. interest in art at a very young age and 2 4 6 I’m looking back on ten years as a trustee and two years as Board received her regional and national Clark County Heritage Tecumseh Land Trust — Pages of Possibilities — President. I’m proud to have been part of the Foundation as its as- recognition in art throughout high Center — A Springfield icon Protecting local farm land, water A focus on school-age for over a century. and natural resources. literary access. sets have grown to over $80 million and as we end a year in which school and college. Molly studied we distributed $5.8 million to improve our community. graphic design and is self-taught in other areas of art. She has been featured in several blogs, newspapers Often, when we seek to measure our impact, we look to the and publications throughout the years. numbers found on the pages of this annual report. Those numbers Kim Fish Molly is influenced by nature, people, do paint an impressive picture! But as I assumed leadership roles current events and architecture which at the Foundation, I thought more about the impact we make by shows in her work. She works in a helping build organizations and putting systems in place to help variety of mediums, such as acrylics, collage, watercolor, and pen and ink. those organizations thrive. Her artwork resides in many private Grants by Program Area residences throughout the United Arts and Culture...... $56,500...... 9% The Foundation is guided with input from other community States and several other countries. Civic Affairs...... 185,610...... 31% foundations, local leaders, the front-line staff at local organizations Contact information: Molly Mattin, 12 14 ECA...... 37,500...... 6% 10 and from our donors and grantees. Springfield Foundation staff are 937.631.1131, [email protected] Springfield Soup Kitchen — The NTPRD Chiller — The An Angel Among Us — Education...... 57,105...... 10% Filling the void for homeless "Coolest" place in Springfield. The Bethany Thompson Health...... 108,913...... 18% present in our community, listening and lending support. We’ve Special thanks to Rod Hatfield, our individuals. Memorial Scholarship. Human Services...... 146,300...... 24% just welcomed five new Trustees who bring valued professional or donors, grant recipients and friends Other...... 7,834...... 1% personal skills to our Board and are well-positioned to advocate for Total...... $599,762...... 100% of the Springfield Foundation for all aspects of our community. providing photography for this year’s report. We excel at investing and distributing funds as our donors have specified. However, with nearly $7 million in unrestricted funds, The Springfield Foundation also has the means to distribute funds in response to the changing needs of our community. We have just completed a thorough process to guide distribution to projects 18 22 23 where the need is great AND we see opportunity to make a signifi- cant impact. As I end my term as President, I am grateful for the The Parlato The Women's The African-American Community Endowment Fund Partnership Funds Family of Funds experience and proud that The Springfield Foundation remains in great shape to execute its mission and live up to its tagline: Contents Grants and Scholarships For Good, For Ever. 1 Message From the President 18 Donor Conversations by Fund Type 2 Arts & Culture 20 Planned Giving 4 Environment 22 Affiliates Agency Grants...... $2,932,364.64 For good. For ever. Charitable Checking.....1,153,708.56 6 Education 24 Financials Kim Fish, President Discretionary Grants...... 631,284.15 8 Health 26 New Endowment Funds Advised Grants...... 503,140.32 10 Human Services 28 Existing Endowment Funds Scholarships...... 320,264.61 30 Contributors to New and Existing Funds 12 Civic Affairs Designated...... 291,350.13 14 Scholarships BC Board of Directors & Staff Total...... $5,832,112.41 16 Legacy Society

'17 Annual Report | 1 Arts & Culture

More than a century old, The Heritage Center of Clark County, and several local non-profit organizations 85% of that funding will be used toward and previously Springfield’s which opened in 2001, occupies a 50 feet are all housed in the building. capital expenses and repairs for the The Heritage Center City Hall and Marketplace, by 462 feet, 56,000 square foot, brick and building, including replacement and repair The Heritage Center of Clark stone building in the center of downtown The Heritage Center is the home of the of the HVAC system, elevators, roof and County has become the Springfield. The building was constructed Clark County Historical Society, which was windows, carpets, and parking lot. of Clark County home for Springfield and in 1890 and is listed on the National Reg- founded in 1897. The mission of the Clark Clark County’s history and ister of Historic Sites. The Heritage Center County Historical Society is to collect, Securing this crucial funding will make a an icon of the Springfield exhibit galleries, an archive and research preserve, and interpret resources which tremendous impact on the Clark County Written by Bridget Doane, Director of Development landscape. library, meeting facilities, Un Mundo Café, provide understanding and appreciation Historical Society and The Heritage Cen- of Clark County’s heritage, and to relate ter. With most of its capital needs being the community’s past to the present and met over the next 5 years, the Historical its future. Society can focus on continuing to provide high-quality programming and educational The Heritage Center is funded primarily outreach opportunities to students and through memberships, donations, and an guests from Clark County and beyond. endowment of which nearly the entire The additional revenue will also allow The annual revenue generated is spent on Heritage Center to begin the process of building maintenance, insurance, and changing some of their permanent exhib- utilities. In order to ensure continued its, many of which have been on display operation of the museum and the services for nearly twenty years, since the muse- of the Clark County Historical Society, um’s opening. it was necessary to identify and secure additional funding. The Clark County Historical Society is looking forward to all the possibilities In November 2017, Clark County voters to come, as they continue to carry out passed a .3 mil tax levy to help fund The their mission through research, exhibits, Heritage Center. As a result, The Heritage programs, outreach, educational program- Center will receive approximately $3.5 ming and more! million in tax revenue over five years. Over

Other Arts Grants Funded:

Clark County Historical Society Operational support...... $5,000 Clark County Retired Teachers Association One Room School Program...... $2,000 Clark State Community College Performing Arts Center Clark State Performing Arts Center 2017-18 and 2018-19 Seasons...... $5,000 Gammon House, Inc. Gammon House Juneteenth Celebration...... $7,500 Springfield Arts Council The 2018 Summer Arts Festival...... $15,000 Springfield Museum of Art Capital Campaign ($25K over 5 yrs)...... $5,000 Springfield Museum of Art Operational support...... $5,000 Springfield Symphony Orchestra Operational support...... $6,000 The Westcott House Foundation Operational support...... $6,000

Total Arts and Culture $56,500

2 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 3 Environment Tecumseh Land Trust: Protecting Local Farmland, Water, and Natural Areas Forever

There is no doubt that the Little Miami River was important for Native American Shawnee Chief Tecumseh. Born 250 years ago, the Shawnee leader navigated along rivers and creeks with agility, through forests the likes of which we have never experienced. After European settlement, land use changed rapidly and radically. Ohio’s old growth forests were cut. Rivers and streams were managed to create more tillable land and more land for houses and industry. Most of the wild areas, such as the Great Black Swamp that covered a third of western Ohio, were lost.

Fifty years ago, Ohio’s leaders took continues, thanks to the support of mem- water and aquatic life. The map on the a significant step to honor our rivers and bers in Clark and Greene Counties, who left illustrates the desired goal – a block of Conservation Easements held by Tecumseh Land Trust surrounding rich habitat, passing the first love the farms, the rivers, and the diverse 3,400 acres of prime farmland, surround- Scenic Rivers Act in the nation. The first and unique habitat of our state. We are ing and protecting the headwaters of the Largest block of preserved land over 3,400 acres river given this designation was the Little grateful to the Springfield Foundation and Scenic Little Miami River, forever. Miami. The federal government passed a its donors for their support and encourage- similar act the next year, and the ensuing ment. Local support makes it possible for Our awareness of the importance of best 50 years have been filled with a rich and us to bring millions of Farm Bill and Clean conservation practices for water quality is growing appreciation for the benefits Ohio dollars to protect local resources. growing every day. Tecumseh Land Trust our rivers, wetlands, and streamside stands ready to support families who want forests provide. TLT’s ultimate goal is to preserve 100,000 to preserve and conserve our irreplaceable acres in Clark and Greene counties, pre- natural resources in southwest Ohio. Locally, a group of people began to ponder dominately farmland, buffering streams the need to protect, promote, and enhance and wildlife habitat key to the health of the health of streams and forests some 30 years ago. The village of Yellow Springs considered selling a property that had Other Environment Grants Funded: been purchased with federal “Open Space” funds for development. This small group Animal Welfare League of Clark County saw a need for local community led advo- Prevent Unwanted Pets (P.U.P.)...... $9,000 cacy and action to protect and steward B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Ohio’s forests and streams. They founded Prairie Pathways to Discovery...... $5,000 Tecumseh Land Trust for this purpose. Glen Helen Association Glen Helen Outdoor School Campership Fund...... $5,000 Land Trust leaders soon found that the Master Gardeners rich farmland surrounding our river corri- Feature Garden final disbursement...... $10,000 dors was also at risk. Population growth National Trail Parks and Recreation District leveled off in southwest Ohio by the 1970s, Playground Fall Protection Program...... $8,500 but the amount of land converted to devel- opment has tripled since that time. Over the last 30 years, Tecumseh Land Trust Total Environment, Conservation & Animal Welfare $37,000 (TLT) has had the privilege to work with scores of landowners to consider options to protect their family lands. To date, the group has preserved 158 properties, comprising over 26,000 acres. Their work

4 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 5 EDUCATIONEducation

through a partnership with the University AACF by expanding our efforts into of Dayton’s Innovation Center and School urban redevelopment and revitalization. of Engineering. Words on Wheels was the We’re widely known across the region perfect way for us to continue to innovate for literacy but the founding vision for our platform and utilize human-centered our organization still remains “to spark a design to meet the community where they world-class cultural renaissance and neigh- are. The mobility of the book bike allows borhood revitalization movement — by re- us to attend community events or pay a storing the essences and nuances of urban visit to a neighborhood park at a moment’s cultures and communities.” With that in notice. This is also a way for us to make mind, we approach our work from an asset reading fun, engaging and enjoyable model of creative solutions to historical because reading is often viewed a problems. We ask ourselves what are the pride, civic engagement and peace. At a mundane chore. resources that the community already minimum, all of these pocket parks will has readily available, rather than asking include Houses of Knowledge, benches, In a similar spirit, we have installed numer- what does the community not have from a solar powered lighting, landscaping, and ous ‘Houses of Knowledge’ (i.e., birdhouse deficit approach. peace poles. book boxes) to promote neighborhood beautification and encourage an inter- We have been able to cultivate a strategic The support we have received from the generational love of reading for families partnership with the Clark County Land community has been monumental to the through direct and non-traditional literacy Bank (CCLB) and the City of Springfield to growth of our organization. With the help access. These access points have been create the nation's first full-scale Reading of many, we recently were awarded the placed at community centers, churches, Parks. By partnering with the CCLB, we 2018 Outstanding Creative Youth Program- residential homes across the region. The will revitalize properties that were once ming Award by the City of Springfield’s “take a book, leave a book” exchange con- considered abandoned , lost and long Human Relation Council at the Annual cept has become an international phenom- forgotten. By removing unsafe physical Martin Luther King Jr. Luncheon. Above enon, but are more commonly found in structures, beautifying vacant lots, and all else, we want show people that they affluent areas. As we continue to build the creating both passive and active learning matter and that their stories are valued, as Pages of Possibilities ecosystem of educational opportunities, and wellness spaces in the community, we continue to turn the pages of possibili- we have observed that many times people we hope to instill a sense of community ties — towards a cultural renaissance. by Karlos L. Marshall do not have books to leave. For us, this is okay as we understand that we operate in Born out of a yearning for vocational calling, and beauty salons (and other small businesses) to engage pre-k a book desert and are actively creating the Other Education Grants Funded: The Conscious Connect Redevelopment Corporation was concep- through 8th grade students through reading. This ‘read while infrastructure so children, youth and fam- tualized with my longtime friend, Moses B. Mbeseha. Conversa- you wait concept’ spread like wildfire across the country, but ilies can eventually be active participants Clark State Foundation tions started between us at Wittenberg University—long before we only addressed literacy needs for boys through barbershops. We in a community book exchange culture. Clark County Scholars (Champion City Scholars Expansion)...... $3,105 knew we would create a nonprofit to change the world. After we became the first organization nationally to extend this concept to Clark State Foundation graduated in 2013, The Conscious Connect, Inc. was born shortly beauty salons because we knew that educating our girls was just With the funding of the Springfield Foun- The Champion City Scholars Program...... $5,000 thereafter in April of 2015. Our organization was founded on the as paramount. dation and the African-American Commu- Crayons to Classrooms principle to reimagine and redevelop underutilized spaces for the nity Fund (AACF), we have extended this Operational support...... $5,000 purposes of education, culture and peace. Additionally, we also adapted this concept to ensure that the initiative by partnering with the Spring- Springfield Christian Youth Ministries books in partnering locations were culturally-relevant (i.e., books field City School District. We have placed Biz Ba$ics Entrepreneurship Program...... $2,000 With a focus on school-age literary access and neighborhood featuring diverse primary characters and/or written by diverse a House of Knowledge at the Miami Valley Springfield City School District Board of Education authors) and explored topics that sparked imagination. Too often, Child Development Center on South revitalization, we are the United States' only known grassroots Project Springboard Family Literacy Program...... $5,000 movement—with the primary aim of creating literary oases to end our children and youth are required to read stories that do not Yellow Springs and other locations will Springfield City School District -CareerConnectED include the Clark Preschool, Lagonda and urban book deserts. We define book deserts as “a geographical reflect their realities. On the contrary, when they do read stories Summer of STEM, design and manufacturing, and digital media...... $5,000 area in which the residents lack the access and/or resources to about diverse characters, the narratives are traditionally limiting Horace Mann. Further, students from Hay- Springfield Promise Neighborhood ward Middle School worked closely with high-quality, affordable, age-appropriate, and culturally-relevant to biographies and human suffrage movements. We wanted the Operational support...... $10,000 and responsive print books.” Numerous studies have indicated conversation to incorporate conversations about representation their feeder elementary schools of Lincoln, The Conscious Connect Perrin Woods, Fulton and Kenwood to the disparities of book access in high-poverty areas and that yield in STEM, entrepreneurship and the creative arts. We wanted the Houses of Knowledge & Reading Parks: The Development of issues such as the 30 Million Word Gap. page of possibilities to be opened up for the children of our com- build Houses of Knowledge that will be Neighborhood Co-Op Literary Systems...... $15,000 munities, as they had been for us at early ages. placed on-site. WellSpring To address this systematic issue, we launched our signature ini- Supporting Partnerships to Assure Ready Kids (SPARK)...... $7,000 tiative ‘The Root’—in Springfield in January of 2016. This program Further, we launched ‘Words on Wheels’ (i.e., a cargo book bike Through our number of growing partner- has established more than 70 neighborhood literacy stations that capable of holding more than 350 books at a time) at a Springfield ships, we are currently leveraging funding Total Education $57,105 contain high-quality and age-appropriate books in barbershops High School football game in the fall. This was made possible from the Springfield Foundation and

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Other Health Grants Funded:

Alzheimer's Association Operational support...... $5,000 Clark County Combined Health District Naloxone Kits for Springfield Police Dept...... $5,000 Community Mercy Fdn-Springfield Regional Cancer Center Cancer Care Outreach Program...... $5,059 Community Mercy Fdn-Springfield Regional Imaging Center No Excuses Mammography...... $5,059 Oesterlen Services For Youth, Inc. Oesterlen's STAR (Self-control, Teamwork, And Respect) Group Therapy Program...... $5,000 Planned Parenthood Southwest Ohio Region Operational support...... $5,000 Prevent Blindness Healthyeyes...... $10,000 Rocking Horse Community Health Center CHAMP Care Coordination (Coordinating Habilitation And Maximizing Potential)...... $10,000 Rocking Horse Community Health Center Chronic Disease Care Coordination...... $27,795 Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Miami Valley Region There Is No Place like Home...... $5,000 SIFI Ministry, Inc.-Safe Harbor Safe Harbor House Recovery Housing - Roof Replacement...... $3,000 Springfield Family YMCA Financial Assistance...... $10,000 Springfield Family YMCA Adaptive Aquatics...... $6,000 Happenings at the Horse WellSpring Families and Schools Together (FAST)...... $7,000 Since 1999, Rocking Horse Community Health Center has provided Pediatric, Adult Medical, Behavioral Health, and Obstetric Services to Clark County and surrounding areas. As you may have heard, Rocking Horse Center Total Health $108,913 has expanded their services to now include General Dentistry, but did you know they’ve also added Chiropractic Solutions? Here’s the latest on what’s going on at 651 South Limestone Street.

Chiropractic Solutions Michael H. and Pauline D. Chakeres Dental Care In August of 2017, Dr. Bruce Brown joined the Rocking Horse Center staff as their Chiro- Through a generous donation from the Chakeres Family, Rocking Horse Center was able practor. Chiropractic Solutions began as an effort to introduce patients to an alternative to to open a much needed and anticipated General Dentistry Clinic in November 2017. pain medication. Demand quickly grew and they’re now seeing patients 2 ½ days a week! Dr. Mark Duffy is seeing patients of all ages 5 days a week!

“Dr. Brown is a people person. A Doctor of Chiropractic with Rocking Horse Community “Being able to serve ‘the great people of my hometown’ while working as a team with Health Center since 2017, he enjoys "the great energy, the wonderful patients and the his colleagues in medicine, therapy and chiropractics is important to RHCHC Chakeres awesome team" at the Center. Dr. Brown attended Olivet Nazarene University and Logan Dental Care General Dentist Dr. Mark Duffy. A graduate of the Case Western Reserve College of Chiropractic. Before joining the Rocking Horse Center team, he owned Sugar- University School of Dental Medicine, Dr. Duffy is a Springfield, Ohio native and the first creek Chiropractic. He is originally from Greene County and has settled with his family dentist for the new Dental Service Line at Rocking Horse Community Health Center. His in Clark County. Dr. Brown's professional interests include treating sports related injuries, professional interests include comprehensive dental care, community dental outreach exercise to support chiropractic care, and integrating muscle activity. In his free time, he and continued growth and learning in the dental and medical fields. Personally, Dr. Duffy enjoys spending time with his family (especially his grandchildren!) water skiing, hunting, loves college football (Go, Irish), spending time with family and friends, fitness and cars.” and fitness training.”

8 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 9 Human Services Springfield Soup Kitchen: Other Human Services Grants Funded: American Red Cross Northern Miami Valley Ohio Chapter The Home Fire Campaign...... $5,000 Filling the Void Bethel Churches United -Food Pantry Operational support...... $8,000 Big Brothers Big Sisters of Springfield, Inc. In 2008, Carolyn Stegner recognized a Back to School Events are facilitated by Youth Mentoring...... $5,000 need in Springfield, Ohio, that homeless the Soup Kitchen to allow these children Clark County Family & Children First Council and individuals in need were without hot to enjoy special days that would otherwise Substitute Care Resources Program...... $5,000 meals. With encouragement and advice go unnoticed. The Springfield Soup Clark County Juvenile Court from St. Vincent de Paul Society and St. Kitchen acts where there is pain and Reading for Life...... $10,000 Patrick's Soup Kitchen in Troy, Ohio, suffering and is working to make Clark County Juvenile Court Carolyn Stegner started the 'Springfield Springfield a better community. Building Our Youth and Community (BOYAC)...... $10,000 Soup Kitchen'. Deaf Community Resource Center, Inc. Clark County Deaf Community Resource Center...... $25,000 Cooking out of her home, the first meals Girl Scouts of Western Ohio were served April 6th, 2009 in the base- Staff-Led Girl Scout Troops for Economically Disadvantaged ment of the former St. Mary's Catholic Girls from Clark County...... $3,500 Church. The increasing need for more hot Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley Child Screening Program...... $5,000 meals moved the Soup Kitchen in 2010 to Un Mundo Café and then permanently to Interfaith Hospitality Network of Springfield Operational support...... $8,000 its current location, 830 West Main Street. The Soup Kitchen offers refuge and a hot Marriage Resource Center of Miami Valley Within My Reach...... $2,500 meal for those in need every Monday and Wednesday from 5pm-6pm. Volunteers On-The-Rise Operational support...... $5,000 come from all faiths and backgrounds. The Project Woman of Springfield and Clark County Springfield Soup Kitchen is truly a commu- Community Advocacy and Education...... $5,000 nity effort. Those who are served include Rotary Club of Springfield, Ohio Foundation the homeless, recently unemployed, pass Services to People with Disabilities Program...... $5,000 through visitors and others in need. The Second Harvest Food Bank of Clark, Champaign and majority of people served are facing hard Logan Counties times through no fault of their own and Mobile Food Pantry...... $10,000 many are medically challenged. Over Springfield Peace School, INC. the past two years, the Springfield Soup Creative Conflict Solving for Children...... $5,000 Kitchen has served over 60,000 hot meals Springfield Soup Kitchen to those in desperation. However, many Operational support...... $7,500 do not know that the Springfield Soup Tecumseh Council 439, Boy Scouts of America Kitchen goes far beyond serving meals. Training for volunteers and youth leadership...... $2,500 The Springfield Soup Kitchen is involved in The Ohio State University Foundation various projects throughout Clark County, OSU EFNEP Farmer's Market Project...... $3,300 in hopes of providing for those in need. The Riding Centre During extreme temperatures, the Spring- Operational support...... $6,000 field Soup Kitchen operates as a warming The Salvation Army and cooling center and, as needs arise, Summer Day Camp...... $7,500 The Soup Kitchen provides assistance United Way of Clark, Champaign & Madison Counties for those experiencing medical needs, 2-1-1 Support...... $2,500 substance abuse, unplanned pregnancies and other hardships. Devoting time and resources to the children of the Spring- Total Human Services $146,300 field Soup Kitchen is also a main priority. More than 330 children frequent the Soup Kitchen and are catered to on special days. Christmas programs, Easter dinners and

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In October of 2014, the NTPRD Other Civic Affairs Grants Funded: Chiller opened after 13 years of hard work, a few challenges and considerable 4-H & FFA Awards Committee collaboration within the community. Fair Ribbons...... $500 The NTPRD Chiller would not have been Clark County Agricultural Assoc. possible without the generous support Cross Country Track, Boat and Event Shelter Barn...... $12,900 offered by many private donors, organi- Clark County Agricultural Assoc. zations and foundations. The Springfield Fairgrounds and Lake Awareness Campaign (year 2 of 5) ...... $25,000 Foundation provided funding through Community Improvement Corporation of Springfield-Clark grants over 5 years and supported this ef- County, Ohio fort from beginning to end. This support Operational support...... $5,605 is greatly appreciated and continues with Leadership Clark County the Tom Loftis Ice Arena Endowment Community Leadership Academy...... $5,000 Fund that will provide funding for partici- Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. (LAWO) pants and future projects at the rink. Operational support...... $10,000 National Trail Parks and Recreation District National Trail worked closely with The NTPRD Chiller Ice Arena...... $10,000 Chiller, LLC to develop a management SpringForward partnership for the rink. The NTPRD Operational support...... $100,000 Chiller is the sixth location and ninth United Senior Services sheet of ice in The Chiller family of rinks Retired & Senior Volunteer Program...... $6,000 built over the last 25 years in Central Ohio. The Chiller staff works closely with Wittenberg University-The Susan Hirt Hagen Center for Civic and Urban Engagement the Columbus Blue Jackets to offer nu- Civic Engagement Summer Internship Program...... $5,605 merous learn-to-play hockey and learn-to- WYSO Public Radio skate programs provided for youth, high Clark County Reporting on WYSO...... $5,000 school and adult participants. The figure skating and theatre on ice programs have developed many competitive skaters and Total Civic Affairs $185,610 strive to bring the best experience to these up and coming athletes.

The NTPRD Chiller welcomes over 100,000 visitors each year and provides The NTPRD Clark County with diverse, year-round recreational opportunities. Patrons enjoy performances and sporting events that Chiller — formerly bypassed Clark County. The arena, a part of the downtown redevel- opment has created jobs and acted as The "Coolest" Place an economic generator by increasing revenue at area hotels, restaurants and in Springfield other local businesses.

In 2001, the National Trail Parks and Recreation District developed a $17 million Capital Improvement Plan, billed as “something for everyone”. This extensive plan intended to enrich family life in Clark County by providing unique recreational opportunities for residents and bring the area’s parks and recreation amenities into the 21st century. The $8.5 million NTPRD Chiller was the final piece completing the plan.

12 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 13 Scholarships

to be around other people. Her teachers described Bethany as smart and intelligent and one that marched to her own tune. They thought she was very confident in her demeanor and appreciated that she would stand up for what she believed in. They described her as being polite, always saying “please” and “thank you” and commented on how thoughtful and caring she was. She would stop by teachers’ rooms just to ask how their day was going and of course to say “hi”. She loved going to church. Conveniently, she lived right across the street from a church for a few years. Bethany was maybe nine or ten and she would get herself up and ready and go across the street to church by herself. The people at church enjoyed Bethany and what an inspiration she was for them. Many people described her as an angel.

At the young age of three, Bethany got very sick and could not eat or drink. A tumor was found at the base of her skull. Surgery was done immediately to re- move the tumor. Bethany had to endure many radiation treatments to be certain the cancer was eliminated. After all the radiation, an MRI was performed and Bethany was found to be cancer free. As a result of the surgery, an unavoidable nerve was cut, which controlled movements to half of Bethany’s face. Bethany could only An Angel Among Us wink one eye and she had a half smile or a “crooked” smile. Bethany recognized Bethany Thompson Memorial Scholarship that she looked different from other kids but that did not stop her from being so Our family decided after we lost Bethany Bethany was always talking, especially in thoughtful, caring, polite and confident so early in her life and so suddenly, that we the car. She would make up games for us in her every day walk with others. She wanted to do a scholarship in her memo- to play to help pass the time. One time, she wished that she didn’t look different from Scholarship Info – By The Numbers ry. A friend told me about the Springfield wanted us to name a superhero for each others, but knowing Bethany and the con- Total Awarded...... $539,125 Graham High School...... 1 Foundation and as a family we decided letter of the alphabet. She loved superhe- fidence and demeanor she displayed, one Applications reviewed...... 317 Greenon High School...... 18 it would be perfect. Each year, a schol- roes and could talk endlessly about them. would not have guessed she felt inferior. arship would be given to a local student She decorated her room with superheroes Number of new awards...... 222 Kenton Ridge High School...... 10 who shared Bethany’s passion for either and would watch the superhero TV shows Our hope is that through this scholarship, Value of new awards...... $281,875 Mechanicsburg...... 1 animals or God’s ministry. It was decided and movies. Bethany will always be remembered Number of renewals...... 133 Northeastern High School...... 9 to keep the scholarship to the school that by who she was and how she tried to Value of renewals ...... $257,250 Northwestern High School...... 8 Bethany attended, as this was the commu- Bethany loved to talk and be around peo- overcome her obstacles. Bethany touched Average Scholarship...... $1,519 Shawnee High School...... 17 nity that knew Bethany and who she was. ple. It certainly didn’t seem for someone many lives in the few short years she was Southeastern High School...... 13 so young, that she would ever meet a with us. Many times, we don’t know the Scholarship Awards Springfield High School...... 45 Bethany LouAnn Thompson was such an stranger. She also loved school and attend- struggles others are enduring until it is too Catholic Central High School...... 3 Tecumseh High School...... 26 energetic and vivacious little girl. I remem- ing church. If you asked Bethany if she late. Don’t take anyone for granted and Emmanuel Christian Academy...... 4 Urbana High School...... 5 ber Bethany always wanting to tell a joke was happy that school was going to be show everyone love, just like Bethany did. Global Impact STEM Academy...... 2 Other Scholarship Types...... 60 or tease her family and friends somehow. out soon she would tell you “no”. She liked An angel among us… She just didn’t like to be teased back. going to school to be with her friends and

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Legacy Society Members

John S. Abma Dick and Marie Flickinger Robert G. Merkle Mrs. Jean Acton Dave and Linda Foley Mary Sharon Miller Anonymous (5) Jeffrey and Ann Fortescue Dorothy L. Minor Denise Antrobus Bill and Debbie Fralick Wayne and Kathy Moore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bayley Stephen and Sandra Geib Dr. Stanley and Phyllis Nedelman The Andy and Cathy Bell Family Mr. and Mrs. Peter Gus Geil Mary Alice and Steve Neely Pat and Ken Benne Dr. James and Anna Jean Gianakopoulos Peter and Peggy Noonan Gene Boomer and Dan Nobel Hal and Beth Goodrich Dan & Lois O’Keefe Robert and Mary Brandstetter Brice and Clara Young-Gordon Plato and Tina D. Pavlatos Bill and Deanna Brougher Daniel and Rosemary Haemmerle Ben and Clare Perks Charles A. and Susan E. Brougher Nancy Henderson Bishop Cecil and Roseann Pratt Dr. Robert and Linda Brown Duane and Michelle Hodge Dr. Michael and Robin Pfeil Helen J. Brumfield Drs. Jack and Sally Hutslar Dr. John W. and Sherril-ann Rechsteiner Rick and Teresa Brumfield Chuck and Sallie Ingle Kyle and Victoria Richards Gail O. Brunson Andrew J. Irick Polly Ricketts Tim and Trudy Bucey Dr. Mabel E. Jackson Kevin Rose and Marta Wojcik Robert L. Burton Jr. C.P.A. and Ron and Jean Jaeckels Kenneth and Mary Rush Doris C. Burton Ph.D. Larry and Sherry Kaffenbarger Gayle and David Sanders Rick and Linda Butler Mr. Charles Kip William N. and Jane N. Scarff Bradley W. and Patricia K. Campbell Robert and Sarah Koogler Robyn Koch-Schumaker and Dan and Suzie Carey Gretchen Krafft Stephen Schumaker Maggie Carroll Marilyn and Kevin Kreider Dr. Jerry and Kay Shell Randall M. and Tamara S. Comer Tom and Mary Ann LaHaise Ms. Jessie L. Shropshire Robert and Janet Conway Rita and Pete Lane Dr. David and Cynthia Smith Dr. and Mrs. Martin J. Cook Patricia L. Lavy Don and Carolyn Smith David Cooke Hattie M. Lawson Gail V. Smith Lula and Lawrence Cosby Adam and Mary Jo Leventhal Lester and Priscilla Smithers Jenni and Brock Cox Laurie and Eddie Leventhal Jack and Tess Spencer 2017 Legacy Society Cathy Crompton and Ross McGregor Ms. Cheryl Lightle & Mr. Wade Skaja Peter and Barbara Stafford Wilson Joyce Dawson J. Michael and Shelley Lopez Jake Studebaker and Alan Ladd Dave and Chris Deitrick Michael Manoloff Ted and Jodi Vander Roest Earl and Janet Detrich Mel Marsh and Rick Rutan Family Legacy Jim and Wendy Voorhees Inductees John and Karen Detrick Maureen and Joe Massaro Ted and Helen Wallace James and Sharon Doyle Barbara F. Matthies Chet and Judy Walthall From left to right: Tim and Trudy Bucey, Maggie Carroll, Drs. Jack and Sally Hutslar, Rita and Pete Lane. Joe and Lisa Dunn Richard and Vicki Matthies Michael and Vickie Whitfield Bill and Dee Edwards Dr. Roland Matthies Patty and John Young Joan and Andy Elder Lawrence E. and Carole A. McCoy Robyn L. Zimmann Kit Field Dan and Judy McGregor Monte W. Zinn Created in 2001, the Legacy Society is the Foundation’s way of recognizing and thanking those who have shared Patrick Field Jamie and Cameron McGregor their commitment to our community by making a planned or deferred gift, to the Springfield Foundation. Dr. Larry and Kim Fish Jim and Nancy McGregor Gordon and Mary Flax Julie B. McGregor With a bit of planning today, you can ensure that the charitable causes that have grown important to you and your family over the years continue to be supported, in your name, long after you're gone. The Legacy Society is one of the ways the Foundation expresses its gratitude for your foresight and generosity. For good. For ever.

16 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 17 Donor Profiles The Parlato Endowment Fund

The linkage of “Endowment Fund” with Such thinking led to a meeting with my name continues to awaken surprise. Ted VanderRoest and consultation with The term carries with it the idea of lavish my financial advisor, Scott Krizner. resources. In contrast, my financial life Conclusions? 1) My finances could handle has been characterized by modesty. a five-figure donation, and 2) a dedicated fund under the Springfield Foundation Following various jobs aimed at funding umbrella, in memory of my dearest wife, my graduate education, I embarked on Rita and my big sister, Martha, both a career of mid-level administration at recently deceased, would serve as a two colleges, the latter being Wittenberg productive instrument. University for 26 years. Our household financial life was a typical middle class And so, I have become part of something one of anticipating paychecks, budgeting much larger than myself in both resources carefully, and saving what we could. Not until the pre-retirement years did we and efficacy. manage a second car. “Investment?” Nor does it hurt to note that in just one That was for people with means far year under the Foundation’s stewardship, beyond ours. We did, however, have the the Parlato Fund has increased more advantage of Wittenberg’s matching than 10% in value. contributions towards a TIAA retirement fund, which has provided the foundation Having witnessed the radical churn for my senior years. characterizing local and national life in recent years, I chose to designate my By no means poor. On the other hand, not fund as Unrestricted. New institutions remotely to be described as “wealthy”. and causes come into being; existing Let’s just say typical for someone of my ones evolve, merge and even cease-all educational level. So…comes retirement beyond our ability to predict. In my view, in 2007 and what has become a relatively the Foundation Board consists of the wid- comfortable mode of life, and time to est minds in the community and continu- consider big questions, such as: “What ously renew itself as history unfolds, both should your life mean to those near you now and after my death. These people and to your community?” Particular are far better able then I, acting alone after that life ends. Amid these musings and in a discrete point in time, to identify I caught a TV interview with a major the most critical needs and opportunities donor to various causes in the New York that reveal themselves “as time goes by.” City area. I am very pleased with my Foundation experience, and I suspect that Interviewer: “What motivates you to be so Springfield includes many people whose generous?” Donor: “Shrouds don’t come circumstances resemble mine. If you’re with pockets.” one of them, I encourage you to consider the same path. Starting now. This pithy answer set alarm bells clanging. I could almost hear an Paul Parlato admonitory voice: “At age 76 you need to stop dithering! It’s time-while you still have time-to do something meaningful and substantial with the resources you’ve been blessed with.”

18 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 19 Donor Profiles Planned Giving The Millionaire Next Door

Opening the mail to find a legacy gift when she passed away, she gifted her from a stranger is one of the most estate to establish four endowments "I want to thank the Springfield humbling experiences when working for at the Springfield Foundation. Two Foundation for giving me such a a nonprofit. No matter the size, knowing benefiting students attending Catholic generous scholarship. As many someone you had never met, trusted you Central, one benefiting students college students are, I was to carry out their charitable wishes, is pursuing a degree in education and concerned about how I could such a wonderful testament of the good one to finance the education of a local possibly pay for my college ex- work we do in Clark County. student studying veterinary sciences. penses. Thanks to the Kathleen To date, Kathleen’s Veterinary Sciences Wachsmuth Veterinary Medi- The Benefits of Many times, the donor goes through scholarship fund awards the largest life without drawing attention to their single scholarship at the Foundation. cine Scholarship, more than half financial health. As their lives progress, Each year, one deserving veterinary of my financial obligations were taken care of for me. It truly Estate Planning these unsung heroes in our community sciences student will be reminded of make the selfless decision to give back, Kathleen’s compassion for animals does mean a lot to be awarded by Tammi Angle often with a gift through their estate. and generosity. this scholarship, and I would like to thank the Springfield One such legacy gift came in 2017 from Administering these legacy funds is a Foundation for their generosity the estate of Kathleen Wachsmuth. daily reminder of why the Foundation to me, as well as to other finan- Kathleen was a retired Springfield is here. Founded by community cially struggling families with As a professional advisor and Using The Springfield Foundation as a City School teacher, where she taught leaders and governed by community beneficiary of an estate plan has many scholarship awards." estate planning attorney, I members, the Springfield Foundation for 37 years. She was involved with frequently have discussions with benefits, including the following: many organizations in our community, is a representation of Clark County as a • Professional management of the specifically those of Catholic affiliation whole. We are proud of the work we do clients about including The funds donated; and the Animal Welfare league. Kathleen and honored to be blessed with donors Springfield Foundation in their had a passion for helping animals and who want to give back. estate plans. These discussions • Administrative services for the funds often arise with clients in three provided by The Foundation’s staff; main scenarios: • The ability to keep the donor’s family involved as part of the charitable giving 1) When the clients do not have process; and immediate family members who • Security in knowing that the could be the primary beneficiaries Foundation will always be there in of their estate, and who feel that the future to handle ongoing the greater benefit would be to charitable gifts. leave their estate to charity; While tax reform at both the state and 2) When the clients have a specific federal levels has reduced the need for charitable gift or purpose in mind most taxpayers to consider charitable as part of an estate plan that giving as a means to reduce the impact of also includes other charitable or estate taxes in their estates, income tax non-charitable beneficiaries; and considerations have now become more LEVI WOODE prominent, and charitable giving to The 3) When the clients want to create Foundation can also play an important role a scholarship fund for local in that process. college students. Overall, charitable giving through estate planning using The Springfield Foundation as a component is an important and worthy consideration for all estate planners and their clients.

20 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 21 Affiliates The Women’s Partnership Funds

African-American Community

Established in late 2009, The Women’s Partnership Funds works to address ongoing Family of Funds barriers that women face as they try to achieve their full potential in the Springfield community by mobilizing the collective power and passion of women working together through philanthropy. The African American Community Family of Funds focuses its efforts on advancing For the past 3 years, the Women’s Partnership Funds has provided funding for Girls minority causes and assisting African Amer- Alice Marshall On The Run, an after school program that inspires young girls to be joyful, healthy and Daragh said, icans in their educational pursuits. Founded 2017 AACF Honoree confident using a fun, experience-based curriculum which creatively integrates running. “Supporting in 2004 under the Springfield Foundation During this time, Girls On The Run has become an established nonprofit in our women and umbrella, The African American Community Daragh Porter community serving more than 5 elementary schools in Springfield and Clark County. girls initiatives Family of Funds has grown tremendously Chairperson, has been of over the past thirteen years. What started Women’s We know that in order to have an impact, we must support multiple initiatives. The Partnership Funds interest to me with $25,000 in matching funds has grown into roughly $400,000 Advisory Board of the Women’s Partnership Funds has been conducting a study over for a long and ten endowments. These funds are designated for a wide the last year to determine the most prominent needs of women and girls in Clark County. time, a key variety of causes, including scholarships for local African Ameri- Lula Cosby The results of this study will be used to pin point the next initiative the Women’s Partner- component to cans, support for the Gammon House and local churches, among 2017 AACF ship will support beginning in 2019. Honoree improving others. In 2004, The African-American Community Unrestricted Fund was established to provide resources for a broad range of standards of Along with new partnerships, the Women’s Partnership Funds would like to welcome existing and future African-American charitable needs throughout Daragh Porter as Chairperson for the Women’s Partnership Funds. Daragh has been living for so Clark County. Each year, approximately 5% of the balance of this actively supporting the Women’s Partnership financially for 5 years is a Founding Mem- many.” fund is available to be distributed into the community to support ber. She read about the Fund in a Springfield Foundation report, got out her checkbook charitable needs in the form of Grants to local non-profit organiza- and this past year joined the Advisory Council. tions. Conscious Connect, Champion City Scholars, Muzika, Inc, Community Mercy Foundation, Gammon House, Clark State’s As they welcome the new, the Advisory Council said goodbye to Cathy Crompton, Bridget PAC, Clark County Literacy Coalition and many others have been Sheila Rice Doane and Stephanie McCuistion. Cathy and Stephanie were part of the original group of recipients. The beauty of the African American Community Fam- 2017 AACF Honoree women who established the Advisory Council, and Cathy served as the Chairperson from ily of Funds is the ability for other caring members of the commu- 2015-2017. Although no longer members of the Advisory Council, these women continue nity to join together to support causes they care about. Anyone to actively support the Women’s Partnership. The Advisory Council thanks Cathy, Bridget can establish a fund with AACF or give to one of the ten funds and Stephanie for their many years of service. already in existence.

22 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 23 2017 Financials Financial Highlights Investment Overview

Our commitment is to maintain and grow the charitable assets entrusted to us. A majority of the Springfield Foundation’s endowment funds is invested in a “Balanced Pool” portfolio, which is structured for long-term The financial information contained in this annual report is a condensed version of the total return. To provide diversification and to reduce overall risk, the investments are divided into carefully defined asset classes. Assets Fiscal Year 2017 audited financial statements through December 31, 2017. are invested by professional money managers hired by the Foundation through a competitive process. The investment performance A complete set of the audited financial statements, with accompanying notes and of each money manager is monitored by an independent investment consultant retained by the Foundation and overseen by the report from independent auditor, Clark Schaefer Hackett, is available at the Foundation’s Investment Committee. A list of our current investment managers is available at the Springfield Foundation office. Springfield Foundation office and on the Foundation’s website.

Statement of Financial Position FY 2017 FY 2016

Cash and cash equivalents 2,190,726 1,532,875 Receivables 57,352 172,397 Investments 82,348,102 74,316,064 Prepaid expenses 24,419 20,340 Furniture and equipment - net 13,615 16,408 Leasehold Improvements - net 17,121 18,744 Total Assets 84,651,335 76,076,828 Total Liabilities 761,716 763,675 Net Assets 83,889,619 75,313,153 Total Liabilities & Net Assets 84,651,335 76,076,828 Total Assets by Fund Type Balanced Pool Investment Asset Mix As of December 31, 2017 As of December 31, 2017 Combined Statement of Activity FY 2017 FY 2016 Fund Assets Fixed Income & Cash...... 18.0% Revenues Horizon...... 41,824 Large-Cap...... 10.8% Contributions 5,145,838 5,727,765 Field Of Interest...... 3,441,361 Mid-Cap...... 6.5% Investment Income 4,734,990 1,532,786 Advised...... 7,906,075 Small-Cap...... 7.9% Increase in Appreciation on Investments 5,448,476 2,679,117 Scholarship...... 8,916,126 International...... 27.3% Total Revenues 15,329,304 9,939,668 Designated...... 8,309,457 Real Estate...... 14.6% Unrestricted...... 10,960,139 Diversified Assets...... 4.3% Expenses Agency...... 45,076,351 Private Equity...... 10.6% Total...... $84,651,334 Grants and Scholarships 5,832,112 3,937,195 Total...... 100% Administrative Expenses 205,082 199,471 Fundraising Expenses 220,901 221,147 Programatic Expenses 494,743 651,428 Balanced Fund Total Expenses 6,752,838 5,009,241 8.7% Investment 5 Year Performance 8.0% Increase in Net Assets 8,576,466 4,930,427 As of December 31, 2017 7.7% Net Assets Beginning of Year 75,313,153 70,382,726 Benchmark 3 Year 6.9% Net Assets End of Year 83,889,619 75,313,153 Balanced Returns 14.8% 1 Year 14.6%

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24 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 25 New Endowment Funds

Bethany Thompson Parlato Unrestricted Creating Memorial Scholarship Endowment

Scholarship fund established to Unrestricted fund established by a honor the memory of Bethany gift from Mr. Parlato in memory of Lasting Impact Thompson. Scholarship benefits his late wife Rita Parlato and Sister, graduating seniors of Triad High Martha Giordano. In 2017, the following donors partnered with the School to further their education. Springfield Foundation to create permanent endowment funds. First preference given to students Kiwanis Children’s who have survived cancer, are Garden These new funds will have an impact forever and each planning to study ministry or go into the veterinary medicine field. Agency Fund established to builds upon our shared lives and passions. provide ongoing support for the Developmental Kiwanis Club Children’s Garden. Disabilities Endowment Patrick E. Field Agency Fund Established for the Endowment Fund unrestricted support of the Clark County Developmental Disabilities. Designated fund established to benefit the Springfield Museum of Dr. Michael Yerian United Art, Springfield Catholic Central High School and the Springfield Way Endowment for Foundation. Clark County Residents Designated fund for the United Way KTH unrestricted support of the Endowment for charitable or education purposes Champaign County of United Way of Clark, Champaign Residents and Madison Counties for the benefit of Clark County Residents. Designated fund established for the unrestricted support of the Helen Parsons Iler Fund charitable or education purposes of United Way of Clark, Champaign Scholarship to assist graduates and Madison Counties for the of Graham High School in benefit of Champaign Champaign County to further County Residents. their educational pursuits.

Iva Hinkle Unrestricted Snyder Park Gardens and Arboretum Project Fund Endowment Agency Fund established by Established through a gift from Master Gardeners of Clark County the estate of Iva Hinkle, this for the ongoing support of the unrestricted Fund will provide Snyder Park Gardens and grants for the ever changing Arboretum. needs of Clark County.

Kiwanis Larry and Amelita

Children’s Kaffenbarger Scholarship Garden Scholarship provides assistance for graduating seniors of Northwestern High School.

26 | springfieldfoundation.org '17 Annual Report | 27 Existing Endowment Funds

We are forever grateful to the donors who created these funds which provide for Clark County’s long-term John and Ethel Corbitt Memorial Scholarship Fund Tecumseh Education Foundation / John Sip Music The Jane P.B. Hollenbeck Ridgewood School Capital Barbara A. Beery-Dudrow Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund benefit and serves as the foundation upon which we Celebrate Life, Passions and Our Community. Ron Duncan Scholar Athlete Scholarship Kyle A. Thomas Memorial Scholarship Fund OIC Marti Kiser Fund Endowment Fund Bethany Thompson Memorial Scholarship Dan Ackerman Memorial Fund of The Virginia Edmondson Memorial Scholarship Fund Coach Al Turner Memorial Scholarship Fund Kiwanis Foundation Education Options Scholarship Fund Kathleen Wachsmuth Catholic Central Elementary Tuition General Operating Fund of the Kiwanis Foundation James and Sonya Ryhal Performing Arts and Edwards Family Scholarship Fund Assistance Fund Kiwanis Foundation Charlotte L. and William C. Henning Unrestricted Funds Education Fund Donor Advised Funds George Tehan Fischer Memorial Scholarship Fund Kathleen Wachsmuth Education Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Hilda H. Seaman Memorial Fund African American Community Fund John S. Abma Endowment Fund Carl & Frances Fisher Scholarship Fund Kathleen Wachsmuth Catholic Central High School Tuition Scholarship and Student Loan Fund of The The Dr. David D. Smith Maternal Health Care Fund Margaret E. Baker Bequest Anonymous Fund #7 Springfield Fortnightly Musical Club Scholarship Fund Assistance Fund Kiwanis Foundation (Deferred) Weldin R. Baldwin Unrestricted Fund Edward Tague Bell Endowment Fund Charles L. Fox Family Educators Fund Kathleen Wachsmuth Veterinary Medicine Scholarship Conrad Turner Memorial Fund of the Kiwani Foundation Louise Staley Fund Robert and Ruth Bayley Charitable Gift Annuity 2 Norman and Mildred Carey Family Endowment Fund Lydia E. Freking Fund Hannah Christine Young Memorial Scholarship Fund Clark County Public Library Endowment Howard L. Templin Endowment Fund Robert and Ruth Bayley Charitable Gift Annuity Elisabeth C. Carpentieri Endowment Fund Frank Giampetro Scholarship Fund Tecumseh High School Class of 1969 Howard Zeller Logan County Developmental Disabilities Thelma Bayley Unrestricted Fund Chakeres Lifeline Fund Waverly Glover Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Foundation Fund Robert G. Bayley Trust The D.O.V.E. Fund Louise and Albert Goodman Scholarship Fund Catholic Charities-Martha Endowment Fund John Elden Bowman Unrestricted Fund Designated Funds Harold Austin and Elizabeth Danielle Chovan Phil Chakeres Scholarship Fund of the Greek Mental Health Foundation's Endowment Fund Charles A. Boyers Bequest Goodrich Fund Orthodox Church Mental Health Services of Clark and Madison Counties Mary Jo Hauk Bryan and Fred Bryan Unrestricted Fund Dr. Barbara J. Abma Memorial Fund Daniel and Rosemary Haemmerle Endowment Fund in Sarah J. Hammond Memorial Scholarship Fund Agency Funds Inc., Endowment Fund Ruby M. Caulfield Unrestricted Endowment Fund Anonymous Charitable Gift Annuity 8 Memory of Janice and Stephen D. Michael Harber II Memorial Scholarship Fund Springfield Museum of Art Endowment Fund Anonymous Charitable Gift Annuity 6 Anonymous Fund Number 10 Endowment Fund Elisabeth R. Cole Unrestricted Endowment Fund Roy and Kathryn Hickes Family Advised Fund Hare Cookie Lady Scholarship Fund Springfield City School District Auditorium Endowment The National Trail Parks and Recreation District Clark County Community Fund for Arts and Culture Charles L. Bauer Fund L. Edwin and Mary C. Hoppes Memorial Fund Ralph H. & Kathryn Ann Harman Memorial Endowment Fund Robert B. and Sally Ann Beam Endowment Fund Clark County Community Fund for Civic Affairs The Larry and Amelita Kaffenbarger Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund B-W Greenway Community Land Trust Endowment Fund Nehemiah Foundation Endowment Clark County Community Fund for Conservation Charles A. Boyers Children's Home Fund Patricia and Roy Kohl Family Fund Dr. Edna Jean Harper Scholarship Fund The Glenn A. Harper Endowment Fund for Preservation Dr. Robert and Linda Brown Endowment Fund Bethie's Sprayground in Snyder Park Endowment Fund and Environment Edward Leventhal Family Advised Fund Ed Hart Memorial Engineering Scholarship Fund Don Bishop Education & Training Endowment Fund on the Ohio Historic National RoAD Clark County Community Fund for Education CIC - Career Alliance of Clark County Todd & Gabriele Leventhal Family Fund William S. and Mary M. Haynes Scholarship Fund Marguerite Morris, Project Woman Endowment Fund Michael H. & Pauline N. Chakeres Endowment Fund Tecumseh Council, Boy Scouts of America Clark County Community Health Fund Betty Fund - Cheryl Lightle Nancy J Hemry Class of 1951 Memorial Scholarship Endowment Fund Ridgewood Restricted Corpus Endownment Fund Clark County Community Human Services Fund Elisabeth R. Cole Designated Endowment Fund Willie D. Fund - Cheryl Lightle Historic South High School Class of 1968 Ridgewood Unrestricted Endowment Fund Pauline L. Colliver Designated Endowment Fund The Garth Q. Briggs Scholarship Fund of the Tecumseh Juanita Jeckels Eakins Bequest Robert N. and Ella M. Lupfer Fund Scholarship Fund Education Foundation The Riding Centre Association Endowment Fund Leo and Georgana Fischer Unrestricted Fund Janet A. Conway Insurance Fund Ruth B. and Thomas F. Mackey Endowment Fund Home City Federal Savings Bank, Julia Ward Rotary Foundation Barlow-Webb Disability Fund Dr. Martin J. and Mary Ann Cook Fund Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio Lenora Freshour Unrestricted Endowment Fund Roland and Maxine Matthies Family Advised Fund Turner,Scholarship Endowment Fund Rotary Foundation Cordes Disability Fund The Fund for Clark County Ann P. Cooke Youth Symphony Memorial Fund Daniel P. and Judith S. McGregor Family Advised Fund Hoppes International Study Scholarship Fund Rotary Foundation Fox Scholarship Fund Paul U. Deer Children's Home Fund Clark County Heritage Center Endowment Fund Dr. James and Anna Jean Gianakopoulos James B. McGregor Family Advised Fund Helen Parsons Iler Fund Champaign Aviation Museum Endowment Fund Rotary Foundation McKinney Disability Fund Unrestricted Fund DJFS Special Project Fund Christopher Charles Miller Memorial Endowment Fund Merlin G. Johnson Scholarship Fund Rotary Foundation Nurse Scholarship Fund Warren G. Elliott Fund Champaign Land Preservation Fund Albert E. Goodman Unrestricted Fund The Noonan Foundation Helen Kaffenbarger Memorial Scholarship Community Hospital Health Services Foundation Rotary Inclusive Playground Maintenance Arlin J., Barbara A., & David R. Grisso Memorial Fund Patrick E. Field Endowment Pearl Endowment Larry & Amelita Kaffenbarger Scholarship Endowment Fund Leo and Georgiana Fischer Designated Fund CHF- Bruce Mayer Cardiac Endowment Daniel and Rosemary Haemmerle Annuity Norman A. and Ann N. Pearson Fund Kaffenbarger Truck Equipment Company Northwestern CHF-Cardiac and Respiratory Fund Rotary Foundation Smith-Barlow Disability Fund Perry Halley Bequest David Foley Insurance Fund Timothy Price Memorial Family Fund Scholarship Fund Rotary Foundation Unrestricted Scholarship Fund Jessie Foos Baker Operating Endowment Fund CHF - Harriet Cousar Scholarship Fund The Heckler Family Fund Richard and Ann Rice Family Fund Patricia and Roy Kohl Family Scholarship Fund CHF- John Harter Scholarship Endowment Fund Rotary Foundation Welfare Reserve Fund Lester Held Trust Dr. James and Anna Jean Gianakopoulos Fund Marion B. Robertson Fund Judy Wile Kossoff Memorial Scholarship Fund Rotary Foundation Fund James Gianakopoulos Insurance Fund CHF- Karl and Bertha Mack Schreiber-Rom Iva Hinkle Unrestricted Endowment Rex H. Rowand Endowment Fund Richard E. Kramer Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Second Harvest Foodbank Endowment Fund Dwight W Hollenbeck Trust Louise and Albert Goodman Fund Samuelsson Family Foundation Fred and Maxine Leventhal Scholarship Fund Rabbi Marianne L. Gevirtz Temple Sholom Fund Mina H. Hadley CHF - Nursing Scholarship Fund Initiative Fund The Linda S. Sanders Endowment Fund Les Femmes des Charities Scholarship Fund CHF- Dr. Edwin A. Roberts Scholarship Fund John Smarelli Scholarship Fund of the Springfield Philip Kepple Unrestricted Fund Hare Cookie Lady Fund Shanley Foundation Endowment Fund E. Lucille Ginn Scholarship Fund of the LINKS Symphony Orchestra Hertzler House Endowment Fund CHF- Stella Rubart Scholarship Fund Charles E. Kip Unrestricted Fund PCS Advised Fund Kathryn A. Littleton Scholarship Fund CHF- School of Nursing Fund Snyder Park Gardens and Arboretum Project Louise Leonard Unrestricted Fund Laura E. Jacobs Fund Chelsea Valentine Rainbow Trust Fund Frank C. Long Scholarship Fund Springfield Arts Council Endowment Fund Barbara Deer Kuss Nursing Endowment Fund CHF- Ann Somers Field Scholarship Fund Martha and Arthur Lutz Unrestricted Fund Nancy C. Vanderglas Donor Advised Fund Michael Manoloff Scholarship Fund CHF- Springfield Business & Professional Women's Summer Arts Festival Unrestricted Fund Springfield Foundation Merit Scholarship Evangeline Panos and Catherine Nina Mantis Fund George M. and Pamela A. Walker Family Fund Angela Arnold Maras Memorial Scholarship Springfield Symphony Foundation Bryan Bessie B. Martin Fund Scholarship Fund Justine and William Montanus Unrestricted Fund Hattie Gordon Willens Memorial Fund Mary Masters Scholarship Fund CHF- Marybelle Hodge Tembreull Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Martin Family Fund Raymond L. Woeber Donor Advised Fund Parlato Unrestricted Fund Barbara F. Matthies Scholarship Fund CHF- Kierstin Nicole Willets Scholarship Springfield Symphony Foundation Conductor's Roland and Maxine Matthies Designated Fund Women's Partnership Funds Paul A. Pence Memorial Fund John Minchin UAW Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Isabelle F. Preston Unrestricted Fund Lawrence E. and Carole A. McCoy Endowment Fund/ Miner L. Moore Memorial Scholarship Fund Springfield Symphony Foundation Endowment Fund The Lawrence E. and Carole A. McCoy Scholarship Community Health Foundation Endowment Fund Charlotte and Harry Smith Unrestricted Fund Mu Chi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Covenant Presbyterian Church Endowment Fund Springfield Symphony Foundation Littleton Social Service Bureau Fund Fund(Deferred) Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Harris E. Miller Scholarship Funds The Champaign Residential Services Inc., Springfield Savings Society Fund Dorothy M. Mumma Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund TAC Enterprise Endowment Fund M. Louise Steele Unrestricted Fund Dorothy M. Mumma Tuition Loan Fund The F. Leonard Murphy Scholarship Fund Tecumseh Land Trust Endowment Fund Northwestern-Clark HS Class of 1965 The Springfield Branch AAUW Helen L. Krout Dayton Children's Hospital Florence E. Stewart Bequest Memorial Scholarship Charles V. and Helen H. Myers Scholarship Fund Developmental Disabilities Endowment United Rehabilitation Services of Springfield Roy R. Sultzbach Bequest Education Enrichment New North Street AME Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Ben Wheldon Perks Annuity Kirk Andorfer Memorial Scholarship Fund Elderly United Endowment Fund Catherine C. Uhlman Bequest Anonymous Fund #9 Northwestern Alumni Scholarship Fund First United Church of Christ Endowment Fund Dr. Michael Yerian United Way Endowment for Clark Annie VanderLinde Unrestricted Fund Ed Pickering Memorial Fund Penwell Trust Fund County Residents The Friends of Piqua Place Endowment Chase Baumgardner Memorial Scholarship Fund Friends Care Community (FCC) Endowment Fund Lewis and Jeanne Bookwalter Scholarship Fund Myron & Helen Porter Scholarship Fund Gary Geis Dance Company Endowment Fund United Way of Clark, Champaign and Madison Counties Harold S. Pollens Charitable Trust Fund Brent D. Ream Memorial Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund (#2) Dennis Porter Annuity William R. Brannick Memorial Scholarship Fund Glen Helen Association Endowment Fund Field of Interest Funds Brett Arthur Mansfield Memorial Scholarship Fund Dorothy Z. and Howard N. Scarff Memorial Glen Helen Association Raptor Center Endowment Fund Robert D. Jackson United Way Endowment Fund Lucie M. Robbins Fund Scholarship Fund United Way KTH Endowment For Champaign Sig & Ilse Sander Festival Dinner Fund Charles A. Brougher Memorial Scholarship Fund Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church Clark County Community Fund for Animals Dr. Robert and Linda Brown Scholarship Fund (Deferred) Patricia Sharp Memorial Scholarship Fund Reserve Fund County Residents Smilin' Bob Memorial Heart Attack Fund Mary Ellen Shockey Memorial Scholarship Fund United Way Endowment Fund Ralph L. Barlow Cancer Care Fund David and Cynthia Smith Endowment Fund Helen J. Brumfield Scholarship Fund Good Shepherd Evangelical Lutheran Church Ralph L. Barlow Crippled Children and Retarded Fund Mary Jo Hauk Bryan and Fred H. Bryan Scholarship Fund SHS Scholarships Program Fund Endowment Fund Urbana University Fund The David D. and Cynthia Smith Community Benefit Fund D. Suzanne Smith Memorial Scholarship Fund The Veterans Park Endowment Fund Amrit and Shashi Chadha Charity Fund (Deferred) Albert H. Carr Memorial Fund Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Endowment Fund Springfield Children's Zoo Fund Richard A. & Kay H. Cartmell Memorial Scholarship Fund South Charleston Community Club Scholarship Greenon Local School District Endowment Fund WellSpring Endowment Fund Carolyn K. Smith Insurance Fund Endowment Fund Westcott Education Fund Dorothy Ella Dowell Fund NTPRD Veteran's Memorial Park Renovation Project Fund Catholic Charities Martha Harrison Memorial Grimes Flying Lab Endowment Fund Robert M. Farish Family Building Trades Fund Scholarship Fund Jennifer Lou Spencer Memorial Scholarship Fund Hartman Rock Garden Endowment Westcott Endowment Fund John A. and Elizabeth Greenawalt Wagner Springfield News-Sun Ralph Doyle Endowed Yellow Springs Senior Center Endowment Fund Greater Springfield Day Care Center Children's Fund Designated Fund City Community Hospital School of Nursing Alumni High Street United Methodist Church Cordes Fund Mad River Valley Dental Society Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Highlands United Church of Christ Endowment Fund Springfield Family YMCA Fund John H. and Virginia S. Warren Endowment Fund Tom Spurgin Memorial Scholarship Fund Sylvia K. Mendelson Fund Mina E. Newman White Fund Clark County Medical Society Alliance Nursing Highlands United Church of ChristCharlotte L. and Helen and Huston Moores Fund Scholarship Fund Nelson and Belva Stallsmith Scholarship Fund William C. Henning Endowment Fund Donald and Dorothy Wiegel Fund (Balanced) Gary Edwin Stevenson Memorial Scholarship Fund Physical Disabilities Fund Donald and Dorothy Wiegel Fund (Income) Pauline L. Colliver Endowment Hollandia Botanical Gardens Endowment Fund Polly D. Ricketts Animal Welfare Fund Richard "Pup" Conklin Motorcycle Mechanics Thelma Streber Memorial Scholarship Fund Jane P. B. Hollenbeck Ridgewood School Springfield Youth Foundation Endowment Fund Sutphen Corporation Scholarship Fund Monte W. Zinn Insurance Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund

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The Springfield Foundation wishes to thank our many thoughtful donors whose generosity over the past year Ms. Lauren E. Fish Mr. Robert D. Hackett* Huntington National Bank Ms. Kristi Leeth Miss Marcia Flax Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haemmerle* Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hupp* Mr. and Ms. Ed Leinasars helped support a wide range of services and programs in our community. THANK YOU for making a difference Mr. and Mrs. G. Richard Flax Ms Margaret A. Haemmerle Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell K. Hurst Mr. and Mrs. Wayne E. Leis and for sharing our Passions and Our Community. Dick and Marie Flickinger* Mr. Paul Hagelberg Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Husted II Dr. and Mrs. Don P. Lemelle* Ms. Barbara J. Florence Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hall Ms. Helen K. Hutchinson Mr. Christopher Lemon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Flax* Ms. Dora Hall Mr. Jack Hutslar, PhD Mr. and Mrs. Terence Leslie Mrs. Ann M. Flory Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hallmark Ms. Sarah E. Hutslar Mr. and Mrs. Adam Leventhal* Dr. Joyce Abma and Mr. Paul Carr Ms. Joy Becker Ms. Jane A. Cape Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. Dawson* Florence Realty* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Hamilton IH Credit Union Eddie and Laurie Leventhal* Mr. Phillip E. Acles Andy and Cathy Bell* Dan and Suzie Carey* Mr. and Mrs. Jacob T. Dean Mr. William W. Fobes II Mr. Preston Hampton* Helen L. Iler Trust Lima Senior Citizens Club Mr. and Mrs. James E. Acra Eddie and Heidi Bell Hon. and Mrs. Richard Carey Jenny L. Deer* Dave and Linda Foley* Mr. and Mrs. Jim F. Hanna Chuck and Sallie Ingle* Mrs. Shirley Liming Ms. Miste Adams Mr. George R. Benfield Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Carlton* Mr. and Mrs. David Deitrick* Ms. Peg Foley John Harbage Farm Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ingledue Mr. and Mrs. Gary Linn* Mr. and Mrs. GS Adebisi Adegbile Ken and Pat Benne* Ms. Barbara D. Carman Mrs. Ardath S. Dellapina Eddie and Wendy Ford* Keith and Carol Harbaugh* Mr. and Mrs. Andy Irick* Link-Hellmuth Ins Advanced Mechanical Services, Inc. Jeanne W. Bennett* Ms. Margaret Carroll Della Selsor Trust Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. Ford II Harding Road Pharmacy Inc Ms. Mabel E. Jackson Mr. Johnny Linson AFP Foundation for Philanthropy Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Berlekamp Mr. Darnell Carter Mr. and Mrs. Jeff J. Delk Peter and Amy Foreman* Mr. and Mrs. Jason J. Harding Ms. Tyra Jackson Dr. and Mrs. John Z. Little M.D. A G Samuelson Inc* Mr. and Mrs. William Berry* Ms. Helen H. Carter* Mr. and Mrs. Dominick J. Demana* Ann and Jeffrey Fortescue* Dr. Edna Jean Harper and Jean Jaeckels* Littleton & Rue Funeral Home Michael A. Ahern* Dolores Berrien* Vivian Carter* Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Demeter* Ms. Marlene Foster Mr. Preston Mack Ms. Johnetta M. Jaudon Locust Hills Golf, Inc Mr. Douglas Aker Martha Jo Berschet* Mrs. Nettie Carter-Smith Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dennison Mr. and Mrs. William Fralick* Mr. and Mrs. Donald T. Harris* JLAAT, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Alex Loehrer Dr. George Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. Bertemes Mrs. Pauline Chakeres Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. Dern Dr. and Mrs. Michael L. Frandsen Mr. Ryan Harris Dianne C. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Loftis* Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Betters Philip and Mandy Chakeres* Art and Sylvia Derr* Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Frasco Mr. and Mrs. Douglas E. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Edward K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Lohnes Mrs. Thelma C. Anderson Ms. Irene Bilal-Engle Champaign Cruisers Mr. and Mrs. Tim Detrick Mr. James Freed* Ms. Lynda M. Hart Mr. and Mrs. Eric L. Jones Lawrence and Bonita Longo* Mr. and Mrs. Roger Angle* Bill and Colleen Birch* Champaign Land Preservation Mr. and Mrs. B. Lynn Dickerson Ms. April Freville Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hart Ms. Dianne Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Lopez Anonymous Donor* Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Blackburn Champion City Limosine Mr. Elmo R. Dillman Friends Care Community Miriam Harshaw Rev. Walter Jordan Shelley Lopez Anonymous Gift* Mr. and Mrs. Gaylen Blackwell Ms. Edna M. Chapman Mr. and Mrs. Cuyler Doane Friends of the Hartman Rock Garden Mrs. Nannie M. Harshaw Joshne Hair and Nail Salon Mrs. Ruthellen R. Lough Ms. Cathy E. Appel Mr. Richard M. Blatt Ms. Margaret A. Chapman* Mr. and Mrs. Andre Doolittle* Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Fulton Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hartoog Kaffenbarger Truck Equipment Company Mr. and Mrs. Karl Loveless Mrs Zaida C. Aquino Mr. Christopher L. Blizard Mr. Clay Chester Ms. Antonia Dosik Al and Bonnie Gabbard* Ms. Karen Hasting Larry Kaffenbarger* Mrs. Sarah H. Lupfer* Ms. Mildred Archie Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Board, Jr. LCDR and Mrs. James R. Christian RET Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dotson Dr. and Mrs. Tarsem Garg Hauck Bros., Inc. Keelsra Business Services Mrs. Nancy Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Ark Mr. and Mrs. Brett C. Boblitt Citizens National Bank Ms. Bonita Y. Dover Ms. Eugenia K. Garner Jack and Jackie Hawkes* Charles and Dorothy Kelley* LWS Tax & Accounting Ms. Patti S. Ark Ms. Lexie Boblitt City of Springfield Mr. Shannon Doyle Gladys R. Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Hay KeyBank National Association Dr. and Mrs. Darryl L. Mabra Mr. and Mrs. Randall W. Ark Mrs. Lewis Bookwalter City-Community Hospital School of Donna Jean Driscoll* Mr. Rick Garver John and Marlene Hays* Estate of Matha Killinger Mad River Trading Armoloy of Ohio, Inc. Ms. Patricia Bookwalter Finnigan Nursing Alumni Mr. and Mrs. James R. Drum Mr. and Mrs. Keith W. Garvin Ms. Sharon M. Hayes Jim Kincaid* Madison County Vietnam Vets of America David and Phyllis Arthur* Mr. and Mrs. Rick Boop Mr. Robert E. Clark* Dr. and Mrs. Jerald S. Dudney Mr. and Mrs. James E. Gay* Mr. and Mrs. Dean W. Hazelton Dr. and Mrs. Dana King Ms Krista D. Magaw and Ashgard Group Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Borley* Mrs. Rosemary L. Clark Mrs. Karen Duncan* Mr. and Mrs. P. Gus Geil* Mr. Bruce E. Heckman and Mr. Sheldon King and Mr. Andrew J. Carlson Mr. Jimmy Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Brock Bowen Clark County Agricultural Society* Mrs. Emma Dungey Ms. Rae A. Geake Ms. Ann D. Cooper Ms Mary Ellen Davis Mr. Martin K. Mahoney Ms. Sue H. Atchley Bowman Cheverolet The Clark County Board of Ed and Margaret Dunn* Rev. Carol Gesalman Jim and Bonita Heeg* Pastor Bonny Kinnunen Ms. Nancy E. Mahoney and Auglaize County Historical Society Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Boyer* Developmental Disabilities Mr. and Mrs. Larry W. Durfey Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giampetro Mr. Nick Heimlich Darrell and Michelle Kitchen* Mr. Dennis W. Latimer* B.Z.B. LTD Mr. David C. Boyer Clark County Medical Society Alliance Dr. and Mrs. Michael DuVall* Art and Alex Gianakopoulos Ms. Ann Hellmuth* Kiwanis Foundation of Springfield Ms. C. Hazel Malone Rosalyn K. Bacon Ms. D. Virginia Boyer Clark State Community College Ms. Alice Ebbert Mr. and Mrs. Demitrios Gianakopoulos Ms. Catherine Hellmuth* Ohio Inc. Mr. Christ G. Mantis* Ms. Virginia A. Bageant* Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Brandstetter Mr. Roger W. Clem Ms. Janet W. Ebert Dr. James G. Gianakopoulos* Mr. Daniel W. Hennigan* Ms. Amy M. Klemmenson Ms. Esther Manuel Ms. Lugene Bailey Mrs. Jeanne R. Braun Ms. Janet Click Katherine L. Eckstrand* Dr. and Mrs. Jim Gibfried* Ms Carolyn L. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Kline* Mr. and Mrs. Randall K. Marker Mr. David Baird Ms. Thelma Bray Dr. and Mrs. Gene A. Clifton* Edward Jones Investments Mr. Jerry Gilbert Mr. Dale Henry, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Klopfenstein* Marquette Associates, Inc.* Ms. Doris A. Baker-Ross Mr. Monte Brigham and Tim and Cathy Coffelt* Mr. Michael Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gilkerson Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Henry Mr. and Mrs. Russell I. Klopfer Ms Kari Ann Marquis Pat and Duane Baker* Ms. Jessica Brigham Cole, Acton, Harmon, Dunn* Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edwards Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Gillespie* Ms. Ramona C. Henry Mr. and Mrs. Donald P. Knotts Mel Marsh & Rick Rutan* Ms. Sally Baker Mrs. Geneva Brisbane Mr. and Mrs. Steven Colliflower Mr. and Mrs. William E. Edwards Mr. David A. Girbert Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hensley Mike and Linda Knox Mr. and Mrs. Michael K. Marshall Baker Krizner Financial Planning Mr. and Mrs. Orville L. Brock Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Collins Linda Egger Rev. and Mrs. David L. Glauner Mr. William J. Hester Ms. Wendy C. Kobler Mr. and Mrs. Brett Martin* Mr. and Mrs. Todd Baldridge Mr. Richard P. Broderick Randall and Tamara Comer* Mr. and Mrs. John L. Eichelberger Gleam, Inc.* Kristin and Richard Hibbett* Kohler Foundation, Inc. Mr. Charles F. Martin Ms. Marjorie Ball Ms. Ethel Bronston* Committee For Ferguson Andy and Joan Elder Mr. Waverly Glover Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Kostyu Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin* Mr. Conrad A. Balliet Mr. and Mrs. Robert O. Bronston* Commonwealth Financial Network Joan E. Elder Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Goodrich DeWandia Higgins* Mr. Roger T. Kramer Mr. James T. Martin MD Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bare Bill and Deanna Brougher* Community Health Foundation* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Elder* Mr. Steven Goens Mr. and Mrs. James Hildebrand Sondra Kramer* Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Andrew D. Barlow Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brougher* Community Improvement Corporation of Mr. Tim Elliott Mr. and Mrs. Darren Gosney Ms. Catherine L. Hill Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Kreider Martin, Browne, Hull & Harper Mr. Lester Barnhart Mrs. Susan A. Brougher* Spfld and Clk Cy* John and Carol Emerich* Ms. Rebecca L. Gorby Mrs. Deborah Hill* Mr. Scott Krizner Joseph and Maureen Massaro* Ms. Marjorie June Barnhart Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Brown* Mr. and Mrs. James K. Connolly Enon Greenon Alumni Association Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Mr. and Mrs. John R. Hill Roger and Barbara Krohn* Mr. and Mrs. David Mattes Mrs. Melinda A. Barnhardt-Jud and Ms Grace A. Brown Conroy Funeral Home* Ms. Linda M. Ervin Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Graham Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hill* Ms. Linda A. Krug* Ms. Barbara Matthies* Mr. Henry G. Jud Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown Ms. Janet Conway David and Virginia Estrop Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Grant Dr. Robert F. Hill III Ms. Nancy Labarre Richard and Vicki Matthies* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Barone Mr. John A. Brown Jr* Ms. JoEtta W. Cooper Ms. Carol Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Eric D. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Hill Lab Corps of America Holdings Richard and Joyce Spangler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Barksdale* Mrs. Linda Brown Copeland for Mayor Dr. and Mrs. J. Arthur Faber* Mr. and Mrs. Jordan R. Gray Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hines James H. and Nike D. Lagos Mr. and Mrs. William Mattinson Jon Bartell* Mr. Kenny Brown Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Copeland Mr. and Mrs. Percy M. Fagans Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Green Estate of Iva M. Hinkle Mr. and Mrs. Tom LaHaise Ms. Jillian M. Mattone Mr. Fred Bartenstein Ms. Pauline R. Brown Ms. Joan M. Corbitt Family Physicians of Springfield Mr. Ronald W. Green Horton and Lori Hobbs* Mrs. Andrea LaMar Mr. and Mrs. Sam McAdow Barbara Barth* Rev. and Mrs. Ernest C. Brown Sr Lula and Lawrence Cosby* Far North Computers, LLC Mr. and Mrs. R. Scott Griffith* Hon. and Mrs. David Hobson* Mr. and Mrs. H. Michael Lambert McCall-Sharp Architecture, Ltd. Mr. Phil Bartley Mr. Randy Brown Ms. Gail J. Cottrell Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Faust Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Griffith Ms. Janet L. Hogue Ms. Lori Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Phillip W. McClelland Mr. and Mrs. David Bartos Mr. and Mrs. Rick Brumfield* Mr. and Mrs. Brock R. Cox* John S. Federer Mr. Mark Grimes* Mr. and Mrs. Danny L. Holbrook Ms. Vera H. Lambert Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. McCoy* Mrs. Irma Bass Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryant Mrs. Joan Cox Louis W. Feldmann* Mr. and Mrs. Wesley C. Grimm Mr. and Mrs. Dustin A. Holfinger John and Jill Landess* Mr. Justin McDermott Ms. Linda S. Bass Buckeye Diamond Logistics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crabtree Ms. Jill A. Fenner Mrs. Cindy Griffin Mr. and Mrs Roger E. Holfinger Mrs. Marcelia Langford Mr. Shane McDermott Bass Smith Connection Mr. and Mrs. Stamatis Bulugaris Ms. Patricia Cramer* Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Ferguson Mrs. Peggy L. Griffiths-Delong and Mr. Dwight Hollenbeck Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Larson Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. McDorman Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Bassell Sam and Barbara Burcham* Ms. Susie M. Crawford-Carter* Mr. Roger D. Ferryman Mr. Danny K. Delong Hollandia Gardens Association Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lash Mr. and Mrs. Dale McFeatters Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Bateman Ms. Linda L. Burns Mr. Matt Croci Mr. and Mrs. Basil Fett Greater Springfield Chamber Ms. Gloria Holloway Shane and Mary Latham* Dan and Judy McGregor* Dr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Batie Ms. Marjorie L. Burton Dr. Cathy Crompton Mr. Patrick E. Field* of Commerce* Home City Federal Savings Bank Dr. and Mrs. Gary Lau Mr. and Mrs. Jamie McGregor* Mr. Doug Baumle Mr. Rick A. Burton Steve and Kris Culp* Mr. and Mrs. Stephen C. Field* Greater Springfield U.A.W. CAP Council Mr. and Mrs. Gwayne G. Honeycutt Ms. Thalia E. Laventzis Julie McGregor* Ms. Laura A. Baxter Robert L. Burton Jr., CPA Ms. Bobbi R. Cunningham Ms. Shirley Finney Jay Greenland* Ruth L. Hoover Mr and Mrs. Ricky A. Lawrence Nancy McGregor* Mr. Robert G. Bayley Ms. Rita Buturain* Custom Promotions, Inc. Mr. Sean Finnigan Ms. Debbie Grim Martha T. Horner Mrs. Ruth M. Lawson Ross McGregor and Cathy Crompton* Mrs. Ruth Bayley Butler Consulting Mr. Harley F. Daily Jr. Dr. William Fippin Grimes - Kohl VFW Post 1031 Houston Machine Products, Inc.* Ms. Eva M. Lazear Ms. Shirley M. McIntosh Mr. Mark Beair Mr. and Mrs. Richard Butler* CMSGT and Mrs. Marvin Dale* First Baptist Church - JAM Grimes Kohl VFW post 1031 Auxiliary Mr. and Mrs. Murray B. Houston Leadership Clark County Dr. and Mrs. Michael McKee Mr. and Mrs. Elmer M. Beard John R. Butz and Joan R. Butz Ms. Dorris J. Daniel Mr. David Fish The Guarantee Insurance Agency Co* Timothy and Susan Howard* Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Leep McKinley Hall, Inc. Mr. Josh Beaudian Campbell Financial, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gregory D. Daniels Larry and Kim Fish* Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Hackett* Ms. Judith Hoy Lee's Famous Recipe Chicken* Pastor and Mrs. Dewitt Means

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Mr. and Mrs. Jon L. Mercer Ohio Valley Surgical Hospital Mr. William L. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Brian A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Roger D. Tackett Mr. Roger L. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merchant Olive Branch School Preservation Society Rocking Horse Community Health Center Ms. Corrine L. Smith The Matt Talbot House, Inc.* Francis Wayne LTD. In Memory of In Honor of Merchants National Bank Ms. Marcella L. Oney Rocky Point Chapel Dr. and Mrs. David Smith* Ms. Carla J. Tamplin WCM Investment Management Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell A. Meisner Opportunities Industrialization Center Rick and Joy Rogers* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith* Mr. Daniel P. Tasset Ms. Julie A. Weaver Rosie Anderson Ruth Addis and Susie Brougher Mershon's Mr. and Mrs. James Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Rohrer Mr. and Mrs. Edward W. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Weckerle III Donnis Aaron David Bailey Andy Bell Metals USA OSU Retirees Association Mr. Kevin Rose and Ms. Marta Wojcik Mr. J.D. Smith John and Brenda Taylor* Mr. and Mrs. James C. Wehrman Norman "Bud" Bass Sr. Cathy Bell Mr. Stephen Metzger Frank and Tommie Otway Mr. and Mrs. Rollin E. Rose Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith Tecumseh Land Trust* Weixelbaum Trust Thelma Berley Edward Tague Bell 10th Birthday Ms. Kimberly Michael Mr. and Mrs. Carl Owens Andy and Ann Roseberry Joyce Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Tembreull Dr. and Mrs. Robert Welker John Elden Bowman Louise Carroll and Bonita Longo Karen Mickel* PACCAR Foundation Jim and Gaylee Ross* Mr. and Mrs. Nelson T. Smith Ms. Denise Terrell Chris Wells* Mildred Carey Lula Cosby Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Mihal Paradox Group Ltd. Mr. Ronald R. Ross Ms. Rayma E. Smith Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Teusink Reed and Gail Welsh* Louise Carroll Barbara Eckstrand Mr. and Mrs. Dale Miller Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Parisi Ms. Jennifer Rousculp-Miller Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Alfred B. Thomas Westcott House Foundation Ruth Ann Carwile Honor of Erin, Caitlin & Freddy Ellis and in Mr. David L. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Parke Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Rousculp Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith Mr. and Mrs. Earl E. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Mark Westfall David Cottrell Memory of my daughter Shannon Ms. Eline Haukenes Ms. Donna R. Parks Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Routzahn Ms. La'Ronda Smoot-Tawiah Gary A. Thomas D.D.S.* Mr. Phillip Westfall Sharon Ferguson Sally Hutslar Dr. James R. Miller* Paul Parlato* Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Rucker Mr. James W. Snyder* Mrs. Isabelle Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Whalen* Jim Foreman Terry & Cindy Lambert, George Cibelli, Mr. Jerad Miller Dr. and Mrs. Charles Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Michael I. Rucker Sophisticated Systems, Inc. Ms. Karen Thomas Marshall Whitacre* Mary Ellen Fulmer Donna Cibelli, Bunker & Molly, Susan Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rue South Charleston Community Club Roger and Dorothy Thomas* Ms. Cheryl L. White Phyllis Marlene Goodwin Henson, Pete & Peggy Noonan Mr. and Mrs. Larry M. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Travis W. Parsons Ms. L. Roselin Runnels Ms. Patricia A. Spalla Ms. Carol Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Jerry L. White Paul Hagelberg in Memory of Betsy Memory of Hattie Lawson and in Honor of Mary Sharon Miller* Partners for the Park Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Runyan O.D. Richard and Joyce Spangler Mr. James R. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. White Helen Holoviak Alice Marshall Mr. Michael C. Miller Mrs. Melissa Patsiavos Mr. Kenneth G. Rush Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Speakman Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thompson* Ms. Vivian M. White Danny Hutslar Lisa, Molly and Jeanne Loftis Mr. Pat Miller Mr. and Mrs. David Patterson* Mrs. Vancenia Rutherford Speedway LLC Mr. and Mrs. Keith Thue Ms. Karen R. Wilburn Danny L. Hutslar Tom & Mary Lou Loftis 50th Mr. Peter J. Miller Mr. J.C. Patterson Mr. Thomas Rutschilling* Mr. and Mrs. John M. Spencer* The Tiller Family Foundation Mrs. Carol Williams Karen wedding anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller Ms. Judy E. Paul Mr. Michael S. Sagraves Ms. Mary L. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tinius* Mr. and Mrs. David W. Williams* Richard E.Kramer Alice Marshall Ms. Sally K. Miller Douglas and Stephanie Paugh* Mr. Randy J. Sagraves Mr. and Mrs. John M. Spinelli Ms. Robin J. Tipton and Ms. Mary F. Williams Beatrice Martin Ron McGonigal Mr. and Mrs. Randy Milner* Plato and Tina Pavlatos* Ms. H Louise Samosky Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L. Spitzer Ms. Rosetta Crabtree Dr. Thomas J. Williams Jane McFadden-Fobes Mary Alice Neely Dorothy L. Minor Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Pazdzinski III Mr. and Mrs. David L. Sanders* Mr. Matt Spradlin Mr. Brian Z. Tobias and Jan B. Williams Ron McGonigal Pete Noonan's birthday Mr. and Mrs. J. Douglas Miranda Mrs. Dolores Pedraza* Ms Linda S. Sanders Springfield Arts Council Ms. Jillian A. Shellabarger Vernie L. Williams Ronald McGonigal Rodney Rice Mrs. Donna Misocky* Nancy Pence Ms. Elly Satyawati and Mr. Filix Kencana Springfield Christian Youth Ministries Mr. and Mrs. Phillip M. Travis Mrs. Janet Williamson* Betty Miller Sheila Rice Mitchell Painting, LLC P.E.O. Sisterhood Chapter AZ Mrs. Margaret Sayers Springfield City Schools Mr. Michael Trempe* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Willis Rita Parlato and Martha Giordano Doug Schantz Mr. and Mrs. James E. Moody Ms. Dorothy A. Pepple* Mr. William Scarff* Springfield Class of 1962 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Trempe* Mr. James R. Willoughby Christina Parli Ellen Sheets Stephen P. Moody* Ms. Sharon Perkins Harris Mr. and Mrs. Doug Schantz* Springfield Family YMCA Mr. David Trimmer Ms. Albretta S. Wilson Diane Mary Polnik Rev. Donald and Mrs. Carolyn Smith Mr. Edmund H. Moore Clare Perks* Mr. Ed Schecter Springfield Marine Corps League Mr. and Mrs. Curtis L. Truss Jr Mr. and Dr. Andy Wilson Dr. Richard Potts Celebration of Dr. & Mrs. John Spencer Ms. Leah Moore Mr. and Mrs. Hal A. Perry* Ms. Dian Schmid* Springfield Metropolitan Ms. Cathy Tuckerman Mr. and Mrs. Chad Wilson* Mike Powell Chet Walthall Ms. Patricia A. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Petroff* Mr. and Mrs. Jean-Pierre Schmid Housing Authority Rev. Diane Turner-Sharazz Mr. and Mrs. Mannie Wilson Betty Raup Dr. and Mrs. Robert Moore Phoenix Automotive Inc. Mr. Mic Schmitt Springfield Museum of Art Jim and Punky Turner* Wilson Printing & Graphics of London, Inc. Nancy Rentz Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Moore Mr. and Mrs. John Pickarski Scholl Surveying, LLC* Springfield-Clark Career Mr. Marc K. Turner Wilson Sheehan Foundation Erma Rockhold Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Dr. Ganesh and Dr. Malathi Potdar Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Schreiber Technology Center The Turner Foundation* Wilson Sheehan Foundation, U.S. Trust Donald Roush Mr. Ed Morley Polar Bar Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schumaker* Kathryn E. Spurgin Mr. Lawrence Turyn Mrs. Melanie F. Wilt Carolyn Smith Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morris* Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Pollock Ms. Kimberly Scott and Ms. Jean Spurlin Troy Christian Schools, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. W.G. Wimberly Priscilla Smithers Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Morris Drs. J. M. and Sally Abbott Pomputius* Mr. Mark E. Derwent Tom and Ann Stafford* U.A.W, 402* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H. Win Joe Spinelli, Class of '57 and Louie Spinelli, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Morris* Ms. Daragh Porter Mr. Anthony Scruse and Dr. and Mrs. H. Thomas Staton Ms. Patricia E. Ulery Wittenberg University Class of '55 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morris Mrs. Judy Potts Mrs. Victoria D. Dawson-Scruse Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Steele* Dr. Richard and Darlene Umbaugh* Mr. John Wobbe and Ms. Daragh Porter* of the inspiring, unforgettable teachers at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morrow Tom Prendergast* Ms. Sally Schwartz Darmel and June Steen* The Union Club, Inc. Mr. Raymond Woeber Springfield High School Ms. Jackqueline J. Mounts Capt. Daniel A. Price, USAF RET. Ms. Donna S. Sebastian* Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Stephens United Senior Services Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Wolf* Don J. Thomas Mu Chi Chapter of the Omega Psi Mr. Paul D. Price Secretary of State Ms. Phyllis E. Stephens United Way of Clark, Champaign, and Women's Outreach of Emanuel United Barbara Valley, Virginia Kinarney, Nancy Phi Fraternity Walter S. Quinlan Foundation Security National Bank Reverend and Mrs. Ray Stewart Madison Counties, Inc.* Church of Christ Sanford, Carol Raynor and Rita Valley Dr. and Mrs. Kumar Mukerjee* Dr. Karen and Mr. John Rafinski* Self-Reliance, Inc Ms. Susan Stiles V & E Equities* Mrs. Deborah Woods Dr. George Varghese Ms Charlesine E. Murph* Mr. and Mrs. John Raisbeck Ms. Linda Shaffer* St. John's Lutheran Church Ms. Cynthia Valente* Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Woods Ron Williams Ms. Kathryn D. Murphy Mrs. Joellen Raley and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Shanahan Jr. Stingray Enterprises LLC* Mr. and Mrs. Paul Valente Mr. Jack G. Woodhouse Ms. Donna J. Myers Mr. Kirby Lee Raley III Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Shank Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stocke James and Julia Valentine* Mrs. Donna Wooten Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Nau Mr. Angus Randolph* Ms. Peggy Shank Ms. Barbara Stoddard Wurster Mrs. Nancy Vanderglas* Wright Construction Mr. and Mrs. James A. Nave Dr. and Mrs. Moin Ranginwala Mr. and Mrs. John Shanley Mr. Timothy R. Stout Ted and Jodi Vander Roest* Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Wright Ms. Marianne L. Nave Dr. and Mrs. Mujeeb Ranginwala* Dr. and Mrs. Ravi Shankar Stroman and Assoc Inc Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Vandiford Mrs. Sandra J. Wynn Navistar Inc. Abdur Rauf MD Mr. Ned Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Allen G. Stuckey Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Vicker Yamada North America Inc Roger E. Neal Bill Ray and Jeanne Lampe* Ms. Marynelle Greene* Mr. Steve Stuckey, CPA Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel R. Vivians Mr. Chad Yancey Dr. and Mrs. Stanley Nedelman* Mr. and Mrs. Robin G. Rea Mr. and Mrs. James Sheehan* Stuckey Ventures LLC UPS Store #4588 Ms. Amy Van Voorhis Mr. C. Ray Yaw Jr. Richard Nedelman, M.D. Dr. and Mrs. John Rechsteiner* Ms. Susan Sheldon Hupp* William A. Stumpf* Mr. and Mrs. Dene A. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. Carl Young Nehemiah Foundation Ms. Barbara Reed Dr. Jerry and Kay Shell* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Jim Voorhees* Mrs. Clara Young-Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Neely* Mr. William A. Reed Mrs. Richele Shepard and Mr. Jeff Smith Ms. Cathy Summers Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Voorhees Mr. and Mrs. John E. Young* Ms. Soumya Neravetla Mr. Donald C. Reiner and Mrs. Linda Mr. and Mrs. Roger Sherrock Ms. Barbara L. Sutter Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Waddle Ms. Marguerite Young New Carlisle Family Practice Spahr Reiner Ms. Nancy L. Sherwood Denise and Bob Suver* Mrs. Charlot Wade* Mr. Paul Young Mr. and Mrs. Lamar Newell* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald V. Rhine Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Shively Mr. David Swackhamer Mr. R. Buck Wade Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Young* Mr. and Mrs. Jerry W. Newport Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rice Ms. Jessie Shropshire* William and Pamela Swaim* Dr. and Mrs. Peter Wagner Mr. and Mrs. Willie Young Sr. Dr. Gregory A. Noll Ms. Sheila E. Rice* Ms. Norma Shropshire Ms. Martha J. Swalley Ms. Tara Wagner Your Cause Ms. Linda D. Nolten Doug Richey Construction & Maintenance Dr. and Mrs. Sajjad Siddiqi Mr. Charles D. Swaney* Mr. Larry Walchli Dr. and Mrs. David A. Zainey Peter and Peggy Noonan* Mr. and Mrs. Kyle A. Richards* Si Fi Ministry Mr. and Mrs. Eugene R. Swanger Wallick Properties Midwest LLC Ms. Nancy Zerkle Ms. Marsha V. Norris Ridgewood School Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Silverstein Michelle and Jim Sweeney* Mr. and Mrs. David L. Walters Monte W. Zinn* NOVA Pediatrics & Adolescent Mrs. Visha A. Ritter Gerald and Dianne Simonton* Ms. Alicia Sweet Hupp Ms. Amy Walthall Ms. Nancy L. Zirkle Medicine, Inc Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Roark Mr. and Ms. Terry W. Simonton Mrs. Jane Switzer* Chet and Judy Walthall* Zonta Club of Springfield Charles and Donna Novak* Mr. Jeffrey H. Roberds Ms. Barbara Sims Annette Syrus* Ms. Nancy Ware Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Zorn Mr. Michael P. O'Brien* Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Roberts* Jagdish and Daljeet Singh* Mr. Paul Szymanski Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Warner Ms. Melissa K. Zunis Sally W. Ocasek Ms. Mary Ann Roberts Ms. Selena Singletary Walt and Martha Szczesny* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Warren* Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Keefe* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Robertson* Mr. and Mrs. Jerry K. Smedley* Ms. Celia Tabor Mrs. Virginia Warren * indicates support of Partners Ohio State UAW-CAP Council Mr. Reed Robertson* Mr. and Mrs. David M. Smiddy TAC Enterprises Mr. and Mrs. Alan E. Watson in Philanthropy

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