2016 Report to the Community

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Letter from the Board Chair and CEO

hen we look back at our last year of service, we are inspired by our students’ and our Worganization’s accomplishments – only possible thanks to our community’s generous support – that have educated, elevated and empowered. In the past year, we have served more people with more partners than ever (in fact, we have doubled in size over the last five years, growing to meet our community’s demand for service). But we aren’t the only ones elevating our levels of success. The students we educate have: > Enrolled in college at rates higher than their low-income peers nationwide; > Paired individually with a mentor to help guide them through their postsecondary journeys, resulting in more than 1,000 mentor/mentee pairs; > Matriculated to more competitive colleges than ever before; > Increased their ACT scores; > Secured more than $24 million in financial aid and scholarships; and > Graduated from college at rates four times higher than their low-income peers nationwide. After postsecondary completion, we continue to educate, helping students reduce their loan debt. In the past year, we helped over 400 employees in two major area hospital systems restructure student loans, saving them a total of more than $22 million. This work has a tangible purpose. We need to elevate the postsecondary skills and access opportunities for all students with whom we work in order to connect them to available jobs, subsequently empowering the workforce in our region and state. > 64 percent of jobs will require a postsecondary credential by 2020. > Ohio is the seventh largest state, but ranks 39th in educational attainment. With this in mind, we need to build on our successes from the past year. We will continue to: > Educate students early in their secondary education about why it is important to think about their postsecondary futures. > Elevate traditional high school students’ postsecondary skills through a number of targeted efforts that will result in increased postsecondary enrollment and completion. > Empower adult learners to return to school earn their credentials and gain the skills that will make them attractive to the most in-demand employers in Northeast Ohio. We are grateful for your partnership, and we are proud to have you join us in this work. Sincerely,

Alan S. Kopit Lee A. Friedman Chair, Board of Trustees Chief Executive Officer

Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Mission Board of Directors College Now’s mission is to increase college attainment in Greater CHAIR through college access advising; financial aid counseling; Alan S. Kopit, MediLogix LLC and scholarship and retention services. TREASURER Dick Cahoon, Dealer Tire (ret.) Financial Stability SECRETARY Brent Buckley, Buckley King LPA Operating Revenues for the Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 2015 TRUSTEES Foundations $3,742,589 Kristen Baird Adams, PNC Corporations $1,300,521 Jennifer Altstadt, Sea-Land Chemical Co. Individuals and Organizations $592,223 Rita Andolsen, The MetroHealth Medical System Government Grants $2,958,140 Mary Beth Beck, Ernst & Young Fee for Service $842,136 Virginia Benjamin, Calfee, Halter & Griswold, LLP Special Events $325,223 Adam Berebitsky, BDO USA, LLP Gabe Bruno, Lincoln Electric $9,760,832 Harry Carlson, Lincoln Electric (ret.) Fiona Chambers, Deloitte Operating Expenses for the Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 2015 Katinka Domotorffy, Community Leader Advising and Counseling Services $4,816,690 Diane Downing, Huntington Bank Scholarship Awards $2,998,763 Ward Dumm, Swagelok Company Scholarship and Retention Services $1,070,753 Judith Embrescia, Community Leader General Administration $363,211 Trina Evans, KeyBank Fundraising $464,500 Lauren Rich Fine, Howard & O’Brien Associates David Fulton, Hartland $9,713,917 James Garanich, FirstEnergy James R. Geuther, JPMorganChase College Now at a Glance Joe Glick, Deutsche Bank David Goldston, Jo-Ann Stores, LLC 25,000 $ 3 Million Richard (Rick) Gross, Grant Thornton, LLP Number of individuals served Amount of scholarship dollars Pamela Marshall Holmes, by College Now in the 2014-15 awarded in 2014-15 Foundation academic year Patricia Inglis, San Francisco 49ers % Katie Kennedy, Nordson Corporation 99 Margaret Kennedy, Benesch, Friedlander, $150 Million First- to second-year retention Coplan & Aronoff, LLP (ret.) Amount of financial aid the more rate among College Now William Koehler, Team NEO than 10,000 current college students scholarship recipients served by College Now have received Robert Labes, Squire Patton Boggs Jimmy Malone, WMJI (Clear Channel) 4x Donald J. McGrath, Eaton Corporation College Now scholarship recipients Megan Mehalko, Benesch, Friedlander, $ 65 Million graduate at a rate four times higher Coplan & Aronoff, LLP Amount of scholarships awarded than the national average for students Russ Mitchell, WKYC to Greater Cleveland students from low-income backgrounds since inception Joseph Morford, Tucker Ellis LLP Patrick S. Mullin, Deloitte (ret.) 1,100 Matthew W. Nakon, Wickens, Herzer, $ 70,000 Number of community members Panza, Cook & Batista Co. A $500 investment in College Now volunteering as mentors for Linda Olejko, Glenmede advising services results in an average College Now scholarship recipients Sandra Pianalto, Federal Reserve Bank of $70,000 in financial aid awarded of Cleveland (ret.) per student over four years of college 175 Julie Adler Raskind, Community Leader Venues in Northeast Ohio where Sean Richardson, FirstMerit Bank 1,400 College Now provides its services Mark Ross, PwC Northeast Ohio high school students Traci Rourke, McMaster-Carr Supply Company and adult learners who received Sally Stewart, Howard Hanna College Now scholarships in 2014-15 $22 Million J.D. Sullivan, Jr., MFH Partners Total amount saved by more than Eddie Taylor, Taylor Oswald Companies $1,880 400 employees at two non-profit Susan M. Tyler, Medical Mutual of Ohio Average College Now renewable clients who engaged College Now Deborah Vesy, Deaconess Community Foundation scholarship award in 2014-15 for student loan restructuring services Jeffrey Wasserman, Oswald Companies

2014-2015 Annual Report 1 In 2015, College Now mentors sent 13,862 messages and met with their mentees 719 times. This adds up to 6,159 volunteer hours with an estimated value of nearly $142,100.

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College Now Mentoring Program Expands to Over 1,000 Mentor/Mentee Pairs

erhaps one of the most unique and well-known have found internship and even full-time Paspects of College Now’s work with students employment opportunities thanks to the is our innovative Mentoring Program. Now in its Mentoring Program. fifth year, the College Now Mentoring Program has Mentors and mentees communicate most often grown to serve over 1,000 students in 2015-2016 via a robust online communication platform that and is ramping up to serve every College Now College Now developed after recognizing that traditional-age scholarship recipient in 2016-2017. schedules and, often, lack of physical proximity College Now began the Mentoring Program in can make regular meetings difficult. Mentors and 2011 to support our scholarship recipients in mentees are required to meet in-person several successfully completing college, and the program times a year, and College Now hosts three events is already seeing real results. While it is too early annually that bring pairs together and fulfill for graduation data yet (the first cohort of students that requirement. One such event is the Mentor will hit the six-year graduation mark in 2017), Appreciation Luncheon & Career Fair. Held each students in the Mentoring Program have a 97 January to coincide with National Mentoring percent retention rate from their first to second Month, the event honors College Now mentors year of college. This is significantly higher than and recognizes the Mentoring Program’s Mentors their peer group of students from high financial of the Year, who are nominated by their mentees. need backgrounds, which have a national retention This year’s winners were Amanda Gnagy (KeyBank), rate of 53 percent. The Mentoring Program’s goal is Kendale King (Deloitte) and Eileen Mandara to graduate students at a rate of 80 percent – the (retired). Following the luncheon, students had an rate at which students from the highest income opportunity to participate in a career fair featuring quartile in the country graduate from college. a variety of local businesses and corporations. The Mentoring Program recruits volunteers from College Now alumni recognize the program’s across the community who represent more impact, as well. During the 2015-2016 academic than 250 employers and range in age from year, 82 former scholarship recipients signed 25 to 75. That variety allows mentors to help up to serve as mentors for current students. connect students to companies and employment opportunities in Northeast Ohio. Many mentees

2015 Mentors of the Year with College Now CEO Lee Friedman and Board of Trustees Chair Alan Kopit

Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 2014-2015 Annual Report 3 College Now Hosts Second Bag Lady Luncheon with Overwhelming Success

n October 1, 2015, College Now welcomed exclusive Bag Lady Tie. Designed by J3 Clothing Onearly 900 guests to the Cleveland Company, the tie was displayed and sold in its Convention Center for the second biannual Bag store and at the Luncheon itself. Lady Luncheon, for which KeyBank was the This year, for the first time, the silent auction exclusive title sponsor. The Bag Lady Luncheon is featured a table of Premium Items – brand new, a fundraiser benefitting College Now’s Mentoring designer handbags valued at $1,000 or more, Program where attendees virtually bid on new and donated by designers including Tory Burch, gently-used designer handbags, accessories and Lanvin Chicago, Lauren Bush Lauren, Proenza unique experiences. Schouler and Ralph Lauren, Chicago. Ralph Based on the success of the inaugural event in Lauren, Chicago also supplied the event’s signature 2013, College Now felt confident the second Bag handbag, a vivid red Ricky Bag that paid homage Lady Luncheon was going to be an even bigger to the event’s title sponsor, KeyBank. Attendees draw. Prior to the event, the College Now Bag Lady purchased raffle tickets to win this exclusive item. team, led by Board Members and Event Co- Board Member and WKYC-Channel 3 anchor Chairs Judi Embrescia and Sally Stewart, and Russ Mitchell emceed the luncheon, which a large Host Committee, planned bag collection featured remarks from the Bag Lady Co-Chairs, parties and hosted events to build excitement College Now CEO Lee Friedman and scholarship among attendees. And, without sending a single recipient Kendale King, who shared how invitation, the number of attendees doubled from transformative working with College Now has been 2013, allowing College Now to net $360,000 to for him. Keynote speaker, KeyCorp’s Chairman benefit our Mentoring Program! and CEO Beth Mooney, spoke about her journey While there were over 600 designer handbags through the banking world and shared her and accessories for the women in attendance at thoughts on leadership and legacy. The Luncheon the Bag Lady Luncheon to bid on, the Bag Lady program concluded with Mr. Mitchell and Mr. King team knew there needed to be options for the drawing the name of the Ricky Bag winner. men in the room, as well. As a result, The Bag We’re already gearing up for the next Bag Lady Lady Men’s Committee was formed; they not Luncheon, which will be held in 2017 in connection only worked to secure items and experiences that with College Now’s 50th anniversary. We look would appeal to men, but also commissioned an forward to seeing you there!

Thank you to the 2015 Bag Lady Luncheon Corporate Sponsors: KeyBank ■ Medical Mutual ■ Cohen & Company ■ Aleris ■ Bernie Moreno Companies ■ California Closets ■ Fairport Asset Management ■ Forest City ■ Glenmede ■ Hirtle Callaghan ■ Howard Hanna ■ Huntington ■ Lubrizol ■ Northeast Ohio Media Group ■ Northern Trust ■ United Airlines

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College Now Saves Student Loan Holders More Than $22 Million through Loan Counseling Programs

or individuals who have defaulted on their repayment programs that make the most financial Fstudent loans or who have an immense amount sense for their individual situation. College Now of debt – more than they can manage – the also provides academic counseling for these obstacles are daunting. Meeting monthly expenses, employees, as well as their children, advising them buying a home, saving for retirement, improving on career pathways and strategies for earning consumer credit scores and, for those with debt but postsecondary credentials or degrees. Based on without a degree, returning to achieve a bachelor’s College Now’s success with these programs, our degree all seem impossible. College Now has been services will expand to work with the City of working with University Hospitals and The Cleveland, the Cleveland Metropolitan School MetroHealth System to help their employees District and Cuyahoga County, among others, restructure their student loans and enroll in loan in the coming year. 354 213 129 Number of University Hospital employees who University Hospitals University Hospitals employees received College Now loan and academic employees eligible for who lowered their monthly counseling between August, 2013 and August, 2015 loan forgiveness repayment amount

20 $63,876 $16.8 Million University Hospitals employees Average University Hopsitals employee Estimated total College no longer in “default” status savings, with savings ranging from Now has saved University on their student loans $10,000 - $300,000 Hospitals employees

67 $5.4 Million $13 MetroHealth System employees who Employee savings so New monthly loan payment secured by have received College Now loan and far at The MetroHealth one MetroHealth employee who had academic counseling since Fall, 2015 System previously been paying $2,000 per month

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Empowering Adult Learners to Impact Their Community

he development of an educated and skilled College Now is also working to expose adults to Tworkforce is critical to Northeast Ohio’s the abundance of manufacturing career options economic revitalization. There are thousands of in our region. Through a three-year challenge grant adults in our community who need help to achieve from The Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust, a credential or degree that will qualify them for College Now is helping to close Northeast Ohio’s careers that pay livable wages. In November 2015, manufacturing skills gap by connecting individuals the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services to postsecondary educational pathways and reported that 255,000 Ohio adults of working age scholarships necessary for achieving career-building are unemployed, and 59,000 adults in Cleveland manufacturing opportunities. alone have some college but no degree. Currently, Northeast Ohio does not have the trained College Now has dramatically expanded our adult workforce that is needed to fill open manufacturing learner services and is mobilizing the adult learner positions, let alone the 49,000 openings that population in Northeast Ohio, empowering them Team NEO, the region’s economic development to earn postsecondary credentials and degrees that group, predicts will be available in Northeast will improve their lives and the livelihood of their Ohio over the next decade. The financial support communities. from the Lennon Charitable Trust has allowed College Now to develop an industry-specific College Now’s new “You First” initiative allows program that enables deeper advising with adult us to deliver neighborhood-based college access, students interested in the manufacturing industry, financial aid and loan counseling services to family- which supports diverse careers in 21 manufacturing facing service organizations, their clients and, for sectors represented in the Northeast Ohio some, their employees. The Bruening, Saint region, ranging from automotive manufacturing Luke’s, the Henry and Eugenia Green Family to food manufacturers and more. By 2025, the and Westfield Insurance Foundations have manufacturing industry is expected to represent invested generously in this new initiative. 22 percent of jobs in Northeast Ohio’s economy. You First aims to increase access to postsecondary We are excited to work with our partners as education and degree completion for parents we close the skills gap and empower adults to and, eventually, their children. You First empowers seize new career opportunities throughout parents by providing them with knowledge and Northeast Ohio. resources that will enable them to enroll in college and secure a stable financial future for their (If you know an adult who would benefit from families. In addition, through You First, College any of these services, please have that individual Now helps families who are saddled with student call 216.241.5587 or visit our Resource Center loan debt achieve financial relief through loan in Tower City.) rehabilitation, consolidation, restructuring and forgiveness programs.

Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 6 College Now Greater Cleveland To meet the demand for a skilled workforce,we can not rely solely on traditional students accessing college. There simply are not enough high school students. We also have to reach adults.

2014-2015 Annual Report 7 The higher a score on a standardized test, the more money schools often award students; full tuition scholarships can start with an ACT score of 22.

Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation Grants College Now $600,000 to Improve Students’ Chances of Postsecondary Success

ollege Now strives to develop cutting-edge The number of students in the CMSD placing into Ccurricula to help students succeed and develop remedial classes has dropped from 76 percent the skills that will lead to their collegiate success. in 2013 to 72 percent in 2014. While the trend Our work has been nationally recognized, and is going in the right direction, students still need in April 2015, College Now was one of nine more intensive services. RISE seeks to continue organizations across the country that received that forward momentum by improving students’ funding from the Great Lakes Higher Education readiness for college-level work. Reducing math Guaranty Corporation to implement a new and English remediation rates are important two-year program, called RISE (Raising Individual factors in assessing a students’ academic readiness. Student Expectations). According to the Community College Resource The goal of RISE is to reduce postsecondary Center, the longer a student is in remedial remediation rates in math and English, using coursework, the less likely he or she is to a differentiated ACT-focused curriculum, complete a degree. individualized tutoring and supplementary activities. Currently, there are 101 students in the RISE All these initiatives will be coupled with an intrusive program who are benefitting from ACT English advising approach, as the $600,000 grant supports and math test prep sessions. 62 of these students several dedicated College Now advisors who will took the December 2015 ACT test. Of these be working with one cohort of students during 62, 41 students increased their English score, their junior and senior years across the Cleveland 33 increased their math score, and 36 students Metropolitan School District (CMSD). increased their composite test score!

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College Now Receives Grants to Expand impACT the 216 Programming

n August, College Now received two new 21st of the session. The increased awareness among ICentury Community Learning Center grants students’ families supports their postsecondary totaling $1.2 million that allowed us to expand our aspirations. Program participants also take part impACT the 216 after school program from four in college visits and are eligible for a stipend locations to six. With these two new grants, we and a potential internship upon successful are able to deliver the program in partnership with program completion. the Cleveland Metropolitan School District The U.S. Department of Education funds these and Esperanza, Inc. to serve students primarily programs nationwide through state departments of from Lincoln-West High School, and with the education. The Ohio Department of Education sub- Warrensville Heights City School District grants 21st Century funding to Ohio schools and to serve students primarily from Warrensville community-based organizations through an annual Heights High School. renewal and competitive application process. impACT the 216 is designed to increase students’ Receiving the two new 21st Century grants to reading and math proficiency and boost their ACT expand the impACT the 216 program is a testament scores. Students work with College Now advisors to College Now’s work. The Ohio Department one-on-one and in group sessions on activities that of Education received 241 applications for new will polish their reading and math skills, as well as funding in 2015, and only 75 were awarded. familiarize them with the ACT in order to increase We are grateful that our impACT the 216 after their test scores. A higher score helps students school program’s strength and its value in building receive more scholarship dollars and financial students’ educational pathways was acknowledged aid when applying to college. The eight-week through receipt of not one, but two, of these program also helps students form a detailed college highly competitive grants. plan that they present to their families at the end

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STEP UP Students Graduate From High School After 12 Years of Intensive Advising

“ gainst a backdrop of college posters, a possible. They received support from a dedicated A half-dozen East Cleveland parents pulled advisor, Amiya Hutson, who served from the 35 tiny strips of paper out of paper bags program’s inception as a mentor and counselor to yesterday. these students and their families throughout their Each strip had the name of one first-grader educational journeys. whose future will be shaped by the Step Up In the spring of 2015, the 17 remaining STEP scholarship program.” – The Plain Dealer, UP students graduated from high school ready Oct. 1, 2003 to embark on their postsecondary journeys, STEP UP (Steering Talented and Engaged Pupils attending schools such as Case Western Reserve towards Undergraduate Programs) began with University, Cleveland State University, The Ohio the generosity of an anonymous couple, who State University, University of Toledo, Hampton donated an undisclosed amount of funds to University, Bates College, , Wright The Cleveland Foundation with the purpose of State University, University of Cincinnati, Alabama supporting to a cohort of students in in the East A&M University, University of Akron and Cuyahoga Cleveland school district from first through twelfth Community College. The graduating seniors were grades. This support would ensure that these celebrated in June at a gala at the 78th Street students received the preparation necessary to Studios with their families. At the end of the pursue their postsecondary educational objectives. night, students bid farewell to their long-time STEP UP funds were administered through The advisor and friend, Ms. Hutson, as she sent them Cleveland Foundation, with the anonymous donors on their way to put their skills into action at the monitoring students’ progress and expanding the colleges of their choice. program over time to allow participating students With STEP UP scholarships filling the gap between the flexibility to decide where they wanted to their financial aid award packages and the total cost attend high school. of attendance at their respective postsecondary Aside from simply providing monetary support, institutions, and College Now mentors paired with STEP UP gave these students early access to the each STEP UP student, College Now looks forward college-going process and impressed upon them to the successes these students will achieve as they at a young age that postsecondary studies were pursue their college degrees!

10 College Now Greater Cleveland The earlier that College Now can meet with and begin educating students about what they need to do to prepare for life after high school, the earlier students can form a comprehensive plan for success, as they define it, after graduation.

John Adams High School Targets Students Early to Encourage Postsecondary Studies

tudents are at the highest risk of dropping range, a new strategy was developed to help the Sout of school between the eighth and tenth students feel more comfortable with the transition to grades, making early intrusive advising work vital high school. Rising freshmen took part in a summer to achieving high school graduation and successful bridge program before the start of the 2015-2016 completion of postsecondary education. school year. The program, dubbed “Rebel Up” At John Adams High School in the Cleveland after John Adams’ mascot, sought to help students Metropolitan School District (CMSD), a Community leaving middle school experience a fluid transition Wraparound strategy led by College Now is to high school. The four-week Rebel Up experience working to support all students with college and allowed students to make new friends, learn how to career access planning, with intense focus being transition from class to class and prepared students placed on students in grades eight through ten. for what high school life would be like. The College Now team has a goal of helping Of the 49 students who enrolled in the 80 percent of ninth graders complete requirements Rebel Up Summer Bridge, 22 are continuing their for promotion to the tenth grade in order to high school education at John Adams, and the keep them on the path to graduation. College others enrolled elsewhere within the CMSD. First Now advisors closely monitor student progress, quarter data for the 22 students still at John engage students in credit recovery and help the Adams shows a 90 percent attendance rate, ninth graders feel welcome and supported at John with 77 percent of these students on track for Adams. Attendance is also heavily addressed, promotion to tenth grade. as students with low attendance rates have While progress is being made, the true impact of significantly lower chances of achieving on-time these early awareness and transitional programs high school graduation. As a result of this focused will be felt in coming years. The first cohort of ninth effort, 79 percent of ninth graders moved up grade students receiving early advising services will to the tenth grade after the spring of 2015. graduate in 2018, at which point the effectiveness To further help students in this important grade of these programs can fully be understood.

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College Now Donors

his list reflects cash payments and multi-year pledges from January 1- December 31, 2015. We have made every effort to Tensure the completeness and accuracy of this report. If an error or omission has occurred, please accept our sincere apologies.

$1,000,000 and above William M. Weiss Foundation George M. & Pamela S. Frank Hadley Ginn & Cornelia The Cleveland Foundation Westfield Insurance Foundation Humphrey Fund Root Ginn Charitable Trust Information Security Summit Glenmede $500,000 -$999,999 $25,000-$49,999 Patricia M., Jaclyn and Robert and JoAnn Glick Kathryn Inglis David B. Goldston and AmeriCorps Ohio The Abington Foundation Margaret A. Kennedy Bonnie Borman Cuyahoga County Akron Community Foundation and Robert Paul Grant Thornton LLP Great Lakes Higher Education Anonymous (2) Majic Family Fund Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP Guaranty Corporation The Eva L. and Joseph M. Laborers’ International Union Harvard Business School Club The John Huntington Bruening Foundation of North America - Local 894 of Northeastern Ohio Fund for Education Eaton Corporation Educators for Fair The Lincoln Electric Co. Howard Hanna Consideration Michael A. and Carla D. Huntington National Bank $250,000- $499,999 JPMorgan Chase Foundation Longano IBM Corporation The George Gund Foundation John P. Murphy Foundation The Community Foundation Kiwanis Foundation of The Nordson Corporation David & Inez Myers Foundation of Lorain County Cleveland, Inc. Ohio Department of Education The Nord Family Foundation Jimmy and April Malone Stewart A. and Donna Kohl Ohio Department of Higher Saint Luke’s Foundation The Meisel Family Foundation Toby D. Lewis Education of Cleveland Estate of Dorris C. Michalske Gilbert and Carol Lowenthal Swagelok Company The Sherwin-Williams Bernie Moreno Companies The Lubrizol Corporation U.S. Department of Education Corporation The Burton D. Morgan Toby and Melanie T. Maloney United Way of Greater The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation McKinsey & Co. Cleveland Foundation One Candle Foundation The MetroHealth System Third Federal Savings & Loan Leigh H. and Anne Perkins The Morshana Foundation U.S. Department of Housing Preformed Line Products Co. The Murch Foundation $100,000-$249,999 and Urban Development PwC The Murphy Family Foundation Jack W. & Shirley Berger The George Garretson Wade Peter K. Ranney Nissan of North Olmsted Endowment Fund of the Charitable Trust #2 The Reinberger Foundation The O’Neill Brothers Jewish Federation of The Thomas H. White RPM International, Inc. Foundation Cleveland Foundation Robert J. and Cynthia Schneider Parker Hannifin Corporation Richard and Doreen Cahoon Margaret W. Wong Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust James Peelman City of Cleveland Sarah K. Young* The Swamy Family Foundation William Pickard Cliffs Natural Resources The Treu-Mart Fund Shearer’s Foods, Inc. Mary M.* and Henry C. Doll $10,000-$24,999 Milton A. & Roslyn Z. Wolf The Sherwick Fund KeyBank Family Foundation Joseph D. and Catherine ALCOA The Fred A. Lennon Dan and Ellen Zelman Sullivan Anonymous Charitable Trust TEGNA Foundation ArcelorMittal Pipefitters Local 120 United Airlines City of Barberton $5,000-$9,999 Jane D. White Fund No. 2 Aleris International Inc. United Way of Greater Atlanta M.E. & F.J. Callahan Foundation Anonymous Mickey and Cheryl Weinstein Capital One $50,000-$99,999 Apple America Group The S.K. Wellman Corporation William and Cathleen ACE Mentor Program Mary Beth and John Beck Christopher of Cleveland Jules and Fran Belkin $2,500-$4,999 Cleveland Browns Foundation Barberton Community Christopher and Tina Benavides American Greetings Cleveland Clinic Foundation Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan Corporation Cleveland Rotary Foundation Business of Good Foundation & Aronoff LLP Bicknell Fund The George W. Codrington GAR Foundation Stephen W. Boesel Blue Chip Consulting Charitable Foundation Martha Holden Jennings Karen J. Carcione Glenn and Cohen & Company Foundation Jeanette Grasselli Brown Harry Coulby Fund No. 2 Margaret Cargill Foundation Maltz Museum of Calfee, Halter and Griswold LLP Edsel D.* and Lorie M. Dunford Fiona and Brian F. Chambers Jewish Heritage California Closets Judith and Thomas J. Embrescia Cleveland Indians Medical Mutual of Ohio Harry and Marjorie Carlson Lauren Rich Fine and Alton F. and Carrie S. Change for Charity Northern Trust Bank Gary Giller Davis Fund The Perkins Charitable Forest City Enterprises Deloitte Cleveland State University Foundation Samuel J. and Connie Frankino Dominion Foundation Conway Family Foundation PNC Charitable Foundation Umberto and Maryellen Fedeli Corporate Charters Fred E. Scholl Charitable The Giant Eagle Foundation FirstEnergy Corporation Colleen M. Craven

* deceased Foundation FirstMerit Bank Cuyahoga Community College

Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 12 College Now Greater Cleveland DeWine Family Foundation, Inc. Thomas and Mildred Christine & Guido DiGeronimo Taylor Fund A Foundation Tucker Ellis LLP DiGeronimo Aggregates LLC U.S. Bancorp Foundation Katinka Domotorffy and Universal Windows Mark Beeler Jeffrey M. and Hallie Matthew and Chastity Wasserman Embrescia Courtney G. Watson Veronica Eskra Wells Fargo Insurance Jeffrey and Heather R. Ettinger WJW Fox 8 Cleveland Fairport Asset Management Young Buckeyes of Rhonda Smith Ferguson Greater Cleveland Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. Claire Zangerle Charles D. and Charlotte Fowler Mark and Janice Zupon Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox Anna L. Zverina Charitable Foundation David Frame $1,000-$2,499 Frantz Ward LLP Kristen Baird Adams Joyce Glickman Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Goodman Real Estate Family Foundation Services Group Allegro Realty Advisors The Henry and Eugenia Green Jennifer L. and Mark J. Altstadt Family Foundation, Inc. The Andersons, Inc. Guinto Schirack Richard and Sherry R. Aronson Engineering LLC AT&T Haskell Fund Trish Aussem Geis Charitable Fund Joseph J. and Sheri Morford Jimmy and Dee Haslam William and Patty Babcox Colette Gibbons Gerald F. and Evelyn Newman The Higley Fund William and Jane Baldwin Barbara Ginn Ohio CAT Hitachi America, Ltd. Michele Barksdale Florence S. Goodman Linda and John Olejko Hyatt Legal Plans, Inc. Julia Barrett Richard and Carol Gross Oswald Companies Independence Excavating, Inc. BDO USA, LLP Joe and Sarah Haden Christian R. Patno Catherine Kilbane Jennifer Bell Travis and Amy Hafner Robert D. and Trisha Pavey John J. and Karla King Virginia Benjamin and Stacie Halpern Shelly Peet Kinzua Environmental, Inc. Philip Woodcock Janice Hanrahan Maria Petitti William and Jean Koehler Adam and Stacey Berebitsky Charles and Kathie Hardin Sandra Pianalto Charles and Joyce Kullik David Willbrand and Stephanie Harrington Damon Pierce The Laub Foundation April Miller Boise Hirtle Callaghan & Co. Larry and Julia Pollock Lucky Shoes Christopher Brandt and Frank Holowach and Hannah Prengler Rose Manos Beth Sersig Pam Williams Julie A. and Peter Raskind Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Bright Side Inc. Peter Holway Reminger Co., LPA Manos Co., LPA Peggy Brown Hyland Software, Inc. Sean and Lisa Richardson Marketplace Events Yvette McGee Brown Integis William R. and Sarah Robertson Megan L. Mehalko Gabe and Tracy Bruno J.McLaughlin Todd and Shelley F. Rodman Beth E. Mooney Brent M. and Barb Buckley Keith and Danay Johnson Andrew and Lynn Rollins Patrick S. and Amy Mullin Susan Caghan Michael J. Joyce Jean Rond John G. and Karen R. Nestor CareerBuilder Jack and Karen R. Kleinhenz David and Enid Rosenberg Norhio Plumbing, Inc. Emerick and Donna Corsi Dinah Kolesar Maryanne C. Rotatori Kimberly Crane Kathleen Komnenovich Traci and Scot Rourke Ohio Security Traders Creekside Financial Alan and Susie Kopit Robert C. and Katharine C. Ruhl Association Advisors, LLC Donna Cherin Kurit Steven and Lydia Rzucidlo William and Kathy O’Neill Christie Croissant Steven Kutnick and Shiksha Daan Our Lady of the Wayside William W. Cushwa Jacquelyn F. Derrow Melanie Shock Mark Ross James A. and Debra L. Deroche David J. and Cindy L. LaRue Linda R. Silverberg Rotary Club of Strongsville Theresa M. Desmone Lear Promotions Michael Silverstein Runyon & Sons Roofing Robert and Jennifer Littler Mendelson P.C. Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Richard F. and Elizabeth A. DiGeronimo Joan Litzow Family Fund Schiferl Durrel Corporation Edward A. and Chann Spellman Scholnick Family Foundation Andrea L. Ellis Catherine L. Lozick Standout Consulting, LLC Lawrence M. and Sally Z. Sears Christina Embrescia Peter and Carrie Lupoli Sterling Jewelers The Ratner Miller Shafran EY McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal Sally and Terry Stewart Foundation Kirsten Ferrara & Liffman Co., L.P.A. Elaine Straub Fareed and Laura Siddiq Fifth Third Bank Gaylee McCracken Aasha Swamy Angie Spitalieri Allen H. Ford Cynthia McMahon Taylor Oswald SS & G Healthcare Greg and Kathleen Freeh Deborah Meneese Joe and Annie Thomas Squire Patton Boggs Lee A. Friedman and Joe Gogol James and Carol Garanich Miceli Dairy Thompson Hine LLP Sysco Cleveland, Inc. Erwin and Katherine Dale A. and Carol J. Miller Julie Tutkovics

2014-2015 Annual Report 13 Susan M. and Bill Tyler Centric Consulting, LLC John and Sharon Hosek Donald J. and Roger S. and Sharon K. Vail Chubb Insurance Charles E. Hoven and Kathleen Rynbrandt Deborah Vesy Marcia Ciryak Margaret D. Bray SalesForce.com Foundation Visiting Nurse Association Richard and Joanne Clark Edwin A. and Julie Huck Aaron Saltzman of Ohio Kathleen A. Coleman Samuel T. Hunter and Mark and Shelly Saltzman Susan Vitale Kathy Cook Lorrie Taylor Sally Scala Vocon Design, Inc. Delos and Anita Cosgrove Robert C. and Kellie J. Huxtable Tanya Scharpf Kittie D. Warshawsky Richard and Michelle Creger Sherri Johnson Joel and Liz Scheer and Timothy J. Tibbitts Jeffrey D. and Julie Cristal Juicy Lucy Michael and Joanne Schwartz Neil and Connie Waxman The Cruse Family Dale A. and Gigi Kates Leslie Scott Ron and Terri Weinberg Dennis M. Daar Uzma Kazmi David and Caroline Selman Thomas J. and Kathleen G. Manohar L. and Chandra K. Amy E. Kellogg Michele Seyranian Wilson Daga Meredith Kempton Michael R. and Marian K. Peter and Robin F. Winokur Charles T. Day Charles King and Shaughnessy Alenka M. Winslett Michael J. Deckert Catherine Keating Frank and Malisse Sinito WKYC Vasiliki and Diamantis Nicholas Kircher Educational Larry E. and Kathleen T. Smith John H. and Jacqueline F. Maria Digiandomenico Services Ltd. Nancy Sogg Woods Anna Dolciato Chip E. and Amy Kullik Sports & Scholars Timothy and Sandy Wuliger Stephanie Dorsey Robert D. Labes and Christopher Steiner Lawrence E. and Jill Zupon Diane Downing and Sheryl Markowitz Jennifer Strazzella Tom Corrigan Julie Leddy James Szabo $500-$999 Dworken & Bernstein David and Carolyn Lincoln Michele Scott Taylor and Douglas Taylor Thomas W. and Joann Adler Trina Evans and Ken Birch Deb Lindway Kathleen A. Thompson Harriett Allen Morris and Diana Everett Wendy Lynch Michelle Tidjani Anonymous Judi Feniger Frank and Lisa Malone Julia Tosi Ric and Kate Asbeck Catherine Fishbach Milton and Tamar Maltz Alexandra Turnea Martha Basile David and Amy Garnitz Family Foundation United Parcel Service Leslie Basista General Asset Management Richard D. and Nancy Valentine Joanie Belair Corp. Margaret Margolis Jessica Walpole Jim R. and Laura Geuther Alan Markowitz and Jamie Belkin Events Vicki Widmor Joseph A. and Christine Cathy Pollard Carla Bishop John and Peg Zitzner Suzette Bissada Douglas Glick Nancy W. McCann Richelle McCoy Thomas Zlatoper The Robert and Paula Jo Boykin Frances Floriano Goins Walter and Carol Zukowski Family Foundation Elise Goldner Patrick and Martha McGraw Brecksville Laser Eye Center Bruce and Deborah Goode Michael and Candith McMillan $250-$499 Bethany Brennan John and Jodi Greco Stanley and Barbara Meisel The Ahola Corporation Barbara Brown Richard A. and Karen L. Greco Loretta Mester Michelle Amato James W. Brown, III Debra Green Joseph and Debbie Miceli Patrice Ambrose Buckley King LPA Robert T. Hexter Jenni Miller Richard S. and Anne Ames Stephanie and Jeff Bunsey Kenneth and Kristi Horner Mary Lou Morella Amy Arno Susan B. Murphy Joseph Babin Matthew W. Nakon Anthony Bakale Nature Stone Shelby Ball Tom A. and Ann M. Nerone William C. and Michele M. New Hope Soldiers For Christ Bashein Evelyn B. Newell Marvin Belveal and Richard and Cheri Pace Virginia Benade Cathie Paterson David M.* and Nancy Benacci Paul and Kim Pesses Lynn Berzin Lennie Petrarca Robyn Boebinger James R. Pierce Herman and Eileen Bohinc Porter, Wright, Morris & Michael Bohinc Arthur, LLP Norman and Deborah Bolden Albert and Audrey Ratner Charles P. and Julia Bolton Michelle Reef Meredith Bond Rhema Fellowship Church Akram and Suzanne Chas. S. Rivchun & Sons Aral-Boutros Jonas Robinson Tess Boutros Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Eric R. Brown Christine Rogen Stanley L. and Barbara F. Brown Megan Rollinson Becky Busa Tim and Lisa Rose Charles M. and Susan I. Caito Heather Roselli Melanie Casarona Linda Ross Ellen Casper Barbara Rossi Jenny Chan Alan and Barbara Rosskamm Sunil and Cynthia Chand Shannon Russell The Cleveland Museum of Art Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 14 College Now Greater Cleveland Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower.

Donna Cole Susan Livingston Deborah Stahler Melani Brewer Combined Federal Campaign W. Riley and Barbara G. Stacey Starnes Michelle Broome Jeffrey P. and Patricia D. Lochridge Jeffrey R. and Diane M. Yolanda Belle-Brown Consolo Larry and Julia Loeb Steinhilber Chestina Holly Brown Sam and Kay Cottone Heather Lutz Lorelei Stein-Sapir Robert Clarke Brown Charity D’Amato-Crawford Elton Lytle William B. and Pam Summers Ann Buescher David B. and Rosemary A. Alex and Carol Machaskee Roger M. and Joan Synenberg Barbara A. Burkhart Deioma Mark Magyar Becky Talley Kevin Burt Laura Della Vella Joel and Mary Ann Makee Effie Trihas Scott J. and Mhoire M. Cade Fran Diblasi Lisa A. Roberts-Mamone Nancy Udelson Ann Caresani Richard M. Donaldson John Mandala Lorraine Vega Rebecca Carmi Janelle Dougherty Elaine Marcius Verizon Foundation The Catholic Community Nancy Dowding Materion Corporation Jeannine Voinovich of St. Gabriel Jerry Doyle James and Kathe Mayer Daniel P. and Molly Walsh David and Kris Cerny Ward and Colleen Dumm Maggie McGrath Joanne Wansteet Susan Chiancone Robert and Sarah Durham Jeff J. and Rhonda McKissick George Wenz Dorothy E. Clark Robert E. Eckardt Rupal Mehra Gail Wernick Ruth Clemens Ecolab Lorraine Miller Jay Westbrook and Philip and Lynne M. Cohen Daniel J. and Donna Eisele John and Nancy Mino Helen Williams Michael and Lori Conley John and Ann Farrall A. Malachi III and Barbara W. Thomas and Laura Weyenberg William E. and Mary Conway Darrell and Helen Forbes Fields Mixon Dickson L. and Ann Whitney Anita Cook Mary Kay Flaherty Kenneth Moore Eliza Wing Margot J. Copeland Kim Fogarty Michael J. and Petra P. Moran Nancy Wolf Michael A. Costanzo Ty and Stephanie Forstner Ellen Moreau Mark A. Worford Michael and Lori Coticchia Foundation Software Co. Warren L. and Betsi Morris Sheila Wyse Lindsey Cottone Brian Fowler Chad Morrison Christy Young Pitt A. and Sally H. Curtiss John Fratus Donald Morrison Joseph and Mary J. Zingale Rand and Beth Curtiss William D. and Heidi B. Whitney Neidus Christopher Dashner Friedman Robert Nevins $100-$249 Carrie B. Davis Barry E. and Sandra Gabel Marie Newman AB Bernstein Marti Davis Patricia Gary Dale and Barbara Nitzsche Accutemps Elizabeth and Brody Day Daniel O. and Deirdre J. Geib Nancy Nizel Anna Adams Laura DePompei Matthew Glickman and Keely O’Bryan Sheldon G. and Terry Adelman Patti Dery Susie Hwang Oscar Palacios, II Patrick R. and Lisa Alexander Gary S. and Andrea Desberg David and Brenda Goldberg Tonya Passarelli Julie Allen Lee DiGeronimo Bernard D. and Susan Goodman Jason C. and Kellie Pinizzotto April Alvis Michelle DiMassa Jennifer Gromek Alison Quagliata Lenore Amato Leslie V. DiNovi Janice Groza Heather Ransom Amazon Smile Mary Donley Linda F. Harper Andrew K. Rayburn Rita Andolsen Jill Dunaway Lilli Harris Alayne Reitman Maryam Ayad John and Leslie Dunn Tom Hartland Charles and Sally Inglis Rich Lauren E. Backus Ann Marie Dvorak Eleanor Hayes Joseph V. and Rebecca Richards Dorothy Ginley Bahm Vincent and Karen Eckdahl Michael J. and Erin K. Hobey Madeline and J. Harlen Rife Carla Brouman Bailey Beth Embrescia Michael J. and Jane R. Horvitz Stephen P. Robbins and Cheryl Bailey Kathy English Robert and Susan Hurwitz Laura F. Ospanik Jackie Baird John and Kristen Evans Ned Hyland Justin J. and Peggy Roberts Brian Banas Sarah M. Evans Ceena R. Jewell Anthony J. and Debra Romano Alenka Banco Richard and Cynthia Ira and Amy Kaplan Brian Rotenbor and Marquita Batchelor Marie Fairman Scott and Tiffany Kaplan Monica Rust The Becker Group Tara Faix Bernard L. and Nancy Karr Barb Sacks Paul M. and Laleh Bedocs Betsy J. Fallon Richard A. and Roberta B. James and Judith Saks Joanne Behnke Avroy A. and Roslyn Fanaroff Katzman George F. Schaefer Alicia Bell Anna Ferguson Joseph F. and Ellen M. Kelly Donald S. and Toni Scherzer Shannon Bennett Laurie Firestine Kathryn Kemp John D. and Barbara Schubert Kiara Berglund Cynthia Flynn Kathleen Kennedy Spencer Seaman, Jr. Best Restaurant Equipment Loretta Flynn Kirch Realty LLC Scott and Chloe Seelbach & Design Bill and Carol Foley Connie Knaack Neil and Manisha Sethi Christiana Blakeslee Gregg and Madelyn Foster Jack and Holyn Koch Shannon Electric James D. and Suzanne R. Blaser Rosetherese Fox Meghan Kopp James and Nina Sheffler Flora Blumenthal Matthew H. Frank John and Theresa Kunkel Charna Sherman Michele Boal Freight Management Team Inc. Elroy D. and Dee C. Kursh Sirna & Sons Rebecca Bompiedi Freshway Foods William B. La Place Barbara Smith Cynthia Emlen Boncella Shelly Fritz Dennis and Ginny Lehman Laura Smith Lisa Bottoms Theresa Gamble Carole Lepilleur Robyn Minter Smyers Sally Bowen Mary Garceau Pam LeRose Kathleen A. Soucek Robert P. and Beth W. Brandon Gregory E. and Lisa Garson Catherine Levy Michele Spectorsky W. Scott and Sandra J. Brantley Reid E. and Carole P. Garson Rachel Liberati Laurel Stack Breakfast Club of America Lisa Gavales

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Joanna Gay Marcia Levine Jackie Parambil Monica Sturgis David Geller Stephen and Lillian Levine Ann Paratore Carolyn Sweeney Louis Giesler and Cynthia Tancer Kenneth J. and Mary Michael and Marcia Pascuzzi Lorraine Szabo Glazer’s Ellen Liang PayPal Julie A. and George M. Szeltner Marilyn Goodman Richard and Laura Little William Perdan Marlene Tagliavoni Deborah Gordon Dottie Lofquist Michael and Shari Perlmuter Rachel Talton Thomas J. and Alisa D. Graham Hope Lomas Michael and Barbara Peterman Michael Taylor Jean Gray Thomas Luck Camille Peterson Jennifer Tekancic Steven Greenwald Lawrence A. Mack Scott R. and Christa K. Pollak Jerry Sue Thornton Mary Ann H. Greiner Carla Macklin Carol Porter Benjamin Tomins Burt W. and Beatrice Griffin Mary Maloney Gregory E. and Margaret Q. Martha Towns Sarah Griffin Joseph Mannino Prevette Howard J. and Sara S. Tucker John Grunden Richard T. and Polly A. Robert Prevette Stephanie Turner Theodore G. and Jean P. Gulyas Marabito Progressive Corporation Carrie K. Vaughn Barbara H. Gustafson Lauren Marchaza Donna Pujolas Chad E. and Kathryn A. Douglas E. and Judith C. Haas Greg and Shelley Marcus Maria Quinn Vidovich Michelle Hageman Lori Marks Elena Ray Barbara Wain Christopher Hallahan Amy Massad Jan Reimer Kari Wallace Meredith Hardington Lauren H. and Rhema Yes, Inc. Joseph J. and Eileen M. Ward Renee Holcomb Hardwick John J. Mastracco Linda Rice Mary C. Warren Mary Harvey Vincent and Eileen Mastracco Mary Richmond Elizabeth H. Warshawsky Paul and Janet Havener Natalie Matteucci Walter J. and Janice A. Tracy Weaver Traci Haynes Kevin H. and Charity T. May Romansky James and Debra Wert Matthew D. Heisey David Mayo Steppie Ronyak Nancy West Andrew Hertz and Linda Rae Holly Mazzarella Jennifer Rosenberg Christy Whiteside Linda Heselton Quentin McCorvey Arnold and Judi Rosenthal Shauna Widman John S. and Elaine M. Hibshman Todd and Gwen McCuaig Walter N. and Katie L. Laurel Wilder Betty G. Holdstein Bridget M. McFadden Rossborough Therese Wilhelm Shirley Holdt Kathleen McGrath Natalie Rudd Marva R. Williams Mary K. Holland Ronna McNair Noha Ryder Wilson & Gillissie LLC Linda Hon Debbie Meckler Thomas G. and Kristine I. Sadlo Diane Wish Charles R. Honton Alan and Sarah K. Melamed Barbara Saltzman Lynn Wolfram and Margaret Beck Ann Miley Joel Saltzman and Shiri Katz Diane Young Carol Howlett Sean Mishne James and Betsy Sampliner Jennifer Young Colin R. and Hannah B. Paul Misterka Elizabeth Sanborn Peter and Julie Young Jennings Mitchell Brothers Ice Cream Sara’s Place by Gavi’s Steven and Ellen Young Mary Ann Jorgenson Dena Mooty Tami T. Savage Brian and Shana Zollar Adam and Jeannine R. Gergel Lana Z. Moresky Dorothy M. Sawyer Patricia Kalbac Marc and Amy Morgenstern Curtis Scheck $99 and under Joseph M. and Donna M. Shannon Morris Harvey and Diane Scholnick Heather Airgood Kamrad Nicholas Edward Moscalink Paul E. Schroeder and Brandi Aldrich Linda Kane Roland and Peta Moskowitz Rosemary Palmer Diane Andrica Harsha Kapur Lisa Mueller Racheal Seibert Anthony Anfuso and Michael and Elaine Kapusta Linda Musarra Timothy and Mary Selhorst Mary Rakauskas Cathy O’Malley-Kearney NAACO Industries Alice Selman Dorothy J. Anthony Elaine Kennedy Lorna Nafziger Steve and Sonni K. Senkfor Bradley and Mara Aronson Terri Kennedy Joseph J. and Barbara H. Nahra Emily Shacklett Rosanne Aumiller Christina Kershner Nails by Angela Lee M. and Janet Allyson Bach Brett Ketvertis D. Brad Narrell Schwartz Shapiro Bill Baddoour Allyson Kidik Kirk and Lori Neiswander Stephanie Sherrod Allison K. Baker Louise Kilgore Michael and Marcia Neundorfer Sarah Short Frank Balass George Kitzberger and Neundorfer Stephanie Siegel Geoffrey and Maryann Barnes Pauline Ramig Particulate Knowledge Robert and Donna Simoneau Erin Bartkus Tomla Kleinsmith Phillip A. Newmark Erin Slater Amy Bashein Rosanne Klonaris John W. and Alison L. Tyana Smith Anthony Battaglia Elayne Kluchin Nottingham Douglas J. and Carol Smorag Taryn Baughman Mary Koch Nottingham Spirk Solution Ventures Martha Beavers Andrew and Joan E. Kohn Rosanne Oatey Stephanie and Jeffrey Spencer Victoria Bender Elizabeth Krantz Paula Occhionero Celeste Spitalieri Carrie A. Benedict Brian Kus Ohio Civil Services Employee Justina M. Sroda Toni-Mitchell Benes Denise Lavin Association - Twinsburg Jonathan S. and Cathy W. Toni Bennett Brian Larson and Chapter Stamler Joseph Beno Laurie J. Albright Paul Ozanich Jill Stanley Aaron M. Berger Richard Lea Cheryl Packert David Stashower Jessica Bernot Robert and Jean Lehman Francis A. and Maureen Paez James M. and Winifred Stone Margaret Bernstein Tom E. and Betsy Leib John G. and Jacqueline M. Richard and Betsy Stovsky Lisa Bloomenkranz Berinthia LeVine Palguta William Stultz Alexandria J. Boone

Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 16 College Now Greater Cleveland Beth Bracale John K. and Angela Grimes Jennie Liszneski Kim Parry Julie Brandy Guarino’s Gretchen Long Melissa Paskert Steve H. Brown Paula M. Gustin Nataliya A. and Andrey Lozovyy Chris M. Paterakis Sarah Bryson Norman and Cheryl Gutmacher Patricia E. Mack Patricia A. Patrick Charlotte C. Burgin Toni Haddad Caitlin Magner Andre Patton Shannon Burke Cindy Halle Darlene Majc Nancy Peltier Theresa A. Burrage Lynne Handke Kathleen McCallops Vanetta Perry Maria Campanelli Stephanie Hanson Jennifer McKinley Mark Phillips and Lita Gonzalez Michael Carlozzi Sherri Harrington Amanda Means Cynthia I. Pierce Douglas Carlson Barbara Harris Peter and Susie Meisel Earl Pike and Elizabeth Klein Kay Carlson Nancy Hartman Zack Meisel Dan Polster and Jacquie Chakirelis Susan L. Hartman Christy Melert Deborah Coleman Tai-Chi Chan Michelle Hegenbarth Donald and Sally Messinger Elinor G. Polster Amy Ciano David G. and Lynn Heiman Mia Bella Restaurant Greg and Marcia Polyak Anthony Cicone Nautica Hereford Al and Cheryl Miller Glen H. and Michelle L. Potter Lilia Clark Mary Herzak Barbara Miller Amanda Pratt Courtney Clarke Julie Hill Cynthia Miller Bette Prendergrast Michael and Bonnie Cole Karen Hillenbrand Helga Miller Primo Vino Roslyn S. Collins Travis Hollenbeck Mary Elizabeth Miller Wayne Munger-Puffer Yadira Ramos-Colon Heather M. Holmes Sue Miller Debra Quarles Stella Compensio Molly Holtzer John and Shawn P. Molchan Gunes Raack Rita Cook Elizabeth Honold Shirley A. Mooney Kristin Reboul Tiffany Cooke Valerie Howard-Overton Amy Mosier Leslie Reddy Charles and Kathy Corea Daphne Hunter Kimberly Moss Beverly S. Redfield Holly Coughlin LaRe’shea Hunter Margaret Mueller Susanna Olson Reichert Terry Culler Sue Hustek Bridget Mundy Alice Rickel Felicia Daniels Mackenzie Hutton Sheldon and Adria Myeroff Kaye Ridolfi Matt Delly William and Carol Jacobs Sue A. Nakamura Judith Robertson Roderick and Barbara Dibble Daynor T. James Daniel O. and Bernadette Robinson Nancy Dice Connie Hill-Johnson Jacqueline D. Navarrete Marquita O. Rodgers Kathryn Dooley Chad V. Johnson Amy Neumann Stuart W. Rosenberg Chuck and Rita Drvenkar Dora Johnson Jeanne Newkirk Elisa Ross Courtney Eccelston Stacey M. Johnson Michael M. Niro Eileen Roth Jon Eisenberg K&G Fashion Superstore Chika Nwweze Jennifer Roth Monroe and Marcia L. Elbrand Stephen L. Kadish Oasis Yoga And Spa Wendy Rounds Jeffrey and Leah Epstein Aaron Kamat Maureen O’Connor Robert D. and Kristen L. Saada Maria Estes Margarita Karpov Sakura Olah Michael Salkind and Carol Gill Brian and Carmela Fakler David and Deanna Katz Paul F. Orlousky Mary Karen Samar Mary Kate Farrar Leah Kearns Amy O. Paine Mark Ferrell Sanders Richard J. and Judy Felber Cierra Kelly Paul H. Pangrace Toi Sanford Irwin and Barbara Feldman Susanne Kelly Melissa A. Parey Sheri Scanlon Julie Fischer Warren Kerrigan Lisa M. Fowler Elmer and Maureen W. Khal Melinda Franco Jody Kiebler David and Lori Frankel Anna Kelberg Kim Herman H. and Lynn B. David and Rita King Freeman Terry Kittrick Jack and Roberta Friedlander Katy Kleinhenz Mary L. Friedman James A. Kleinman Kelia Furr Ann V. Klotz Ann Gardiner Jennifer Koch William Garrison and Pam Kolczun Mary Jo Mlakar Karen Koral Veronica Garza-Yates Kimberly Korfant Stephanie Gillespie Michele L. Krantz Mary Giorgi Ken and Terri Kraus Marjorie Glick Gina Kucera Deborah Glosserman Lisa Kunkle Ansley Gogol Lisa Kurzner John and Megan Goheen La Dolce Vita David and Jennifer Goodall Jozsef and Teresa Lakos Cindy Goodman Betsy Lambert William L. and Jean C. Gordon Sabrena Lampley Brian K. and Margaret A. Matthew Langlais Gothot Lee Larkin Emily Grannis Alexis Lees Rusty Greene Lilly Pulitzer Legacy Village

2014-2015 Annual Report 17 Dorothy Gilliland Robert Fortney Warren Kerrigan John and Kristen Evans David B. Goldston Matthew H. Frank Littler Mendelson P.C. Greg and Kathleen Freeh Donald and Sally Messinger Donna L. Straka Arlene Harris Robert M. Ginn Ann Caresani The Cruse Family Joseph and Edith Kamrad Sandy Hosek Joseph M. and John and Sharon Hosek Donna M. Kamrad Betty L. Jacobs Robert Katz William and Carol Jacobs Roberta Friedlander Ralph T. Krogh James A. Kleinman Walter J. and Janice A. Susanna Olson Reichert Romansky Andrew Kohn Bobby R. Larkin, Sr. Hyatt Legal Plans, Inc. Lee Larkin Jean Gray Francis A. Paez Julia Loeb Carmela and Brian Fakler Monroe and Marcia L. Elbrand John Malone Matching Gift Companies New Hope Soldiers For Christ and Organizations The John Huntington Kathleen McCallops Fund for Education Wayne and Sarah KeyBank Munger-Puffer Joseph J. and Heidi Scaravilli Janet Weissman-Voigt The Lubrizol Corporation Emma K. Scheer Paul Vopat Jeffrey Meisel NAACO Industries Brandi Schmitz Richard and JoAnn Walters Zack Meisel Nordson Corporation Katharyn Schwab Roger and Jane Warner Patrick S. Mullin Foundation Lori Scott Stacy and Sam Watts The Andersons, Inc. Progressive Corporation Stefanie Shein Lisa Weitzman RPM International, Inc. Patience Murphy Jessica Silver Donna Wells SalesForce.com Foundation Suzanne R. Blaser Donna Rae Smith Elizabeth K. Werner Sherwin-Williams Foundation Katie Snyder Karen White Deborah O’Shaughnessy Verizon Foundation Suzanne Sokol Tharal L. White Loretta Flynn Anna Soskic CoLean Williams Peter E. Raskind College Now would like Deborah F. Spake Barbara Jeanne Williamson Capital One to thank the following Brooke Spectorsky Scott and Barbara Wilson Howard A. Steindler entities for their in-kind Nancy Spicuzza John and Linda Wirtshafter Norman and Cheryl Gutmacher donations Scott J. and Shani Spiegle Molly Xu California Closets Richard Spinner Shyla Yanetta-Terell Kathleen M. Yates Case Western Reserve University Samantha Stahler Kathryn Kemp Jennifer Zupka Cleveland Browns Jonathan Steele Elizabeth H. Warshawsky Cleveland Cavaliers Melanie Steele In Honor Of Helga Miller Cleveland Convention Center Carol Stelnicki Carl and Mary Kay Aronson Cleveland Indians Sandy Stern Kittie D. Warshawsky Bradley and Mara Aronson Dix & Eaton Scott Stewart Stephen L. Kadish First Energy Terry L. and Shirley J. Stineman Cynthia E. Boncella Helga Miller ideaStream Deanna Stovicek Naomi G. and Edwin Z. Singer Earl Pike and Elizabeth Klein J3 Clothing Donna L. Straka Family Fund Jacqueline F. Woods KEW Gardening Tonya Suber Jeanette Grasselli Brown The Andersons, Inc. KeyBank Cathy Suffecool Eric R. Brown Juma Stephanie Summers Clinton Drive Kids In Memory Of MVP Services, LLC. Jeremy M. and Alison Swartz Kevin Burt Myron Baker New Image Photography Kathleen Tabor Charles and Sally Inglis Rich Northern Trust Bank Deborah Thomson Judith Embrescia Mary Doll NPi Audio Visual Solutions Amy Times James D. and Suzanne R. Blaser Henry C. Doll Second Generation, Ltd. Beth A. Tirpak Samuel J. and Connie Frankino Things Remembered Kathleen Toderick Charitable Foundation Charles and Frances Feiner Mark and Shelly Saltzman Dan Towarnicki Steven Kutnick and College Now would like Trattoria On The Hill Lee A. Friedman Jacquelyn F. Derrow to thank the following Emily Truong Richard A. and Roberta B. Todd and Shelley F. Rodman individuals for their Dale Trusko Katzman Peter and Robin F. Winokur in-kind donations Jack Ulman McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Dominic and Elizabeth Fiorilli Heather Airgood Valerio’s Ristorante Liffman Co., L.P.A. Nancy Dowding Darlene Violetta Maryam Ayad Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 18 College Now Greater Cleveland Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower.

Patty Babcox College Now is Marvin Belveal and Ohio CAT Taryn Baughman grateful to these Virginia Benade Our Lady of the Wayside Jules and Fran Belkin longstanding donors Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Patricia A. Patrick Glenn and Jeanette whose sustained Aronoff LLP Pipefitters Local 120 Grasselli Brown commitment to Flora Blumenthal Dan Polster and Karen J. Carcione educational attainment Michael Bohinc Deborah Coleman Ethan and Gena Cohen is both inspring and Norman and Deborah Bolden Elinor G. Polster Philip and Lynne M. Cohen impactful Charles P. and Julia Bolton Linda Rice Stella Compensio Glenn and Jeanette Walter J. and Janice A. Katinka Domotorffy and 25+ Years Grasselli Brown Romansky Mark Beeler Consecutive Giving The Eva L. and Joseph M. Linda Ross Diane Downing and Joseph Babin Bruening Foundation RPM International, Inc. Tom Corrigan Bicknell Fund Charles M. and Susan I. Caito James and Judith Saks Chuck and Rita Dvenkar Harry and Marjorie Carlson Cleveland Browns Foundation Michael Salkind and Carol Gill John and Leslie Dunn The Cleveland Foundation Cleveland Indians Joel Saltzman and Shiri Katz Courtney Eccelston Cleveland Rotary Foundation Cohen & Company Dorothy M. Sawyer Andrea Ellis The George W. Codrington The Community Foundation Donald S. and Toni Scherzer Judith and Thomas J. Embrescia Charitable Foundation of Lorain County Richard F. and Elizabeth A. Rhonda Smith Ferguson Henry C. and Mary M.* Doll Harry Coulby Fund No. 2 Schiferl Lauren Rich Fine and Dominion Foundation Pitt A. and Sally H. Curtiss Robert J. and Cynthia Schneider Gary Giller Richard M. Donaldson William W. Cushwa Fred E. Scholl Charitable Sarah C. Flannery Eaton Corporation Manohar L. and Foundation Ann Gardiner FirstEnergy Corporation Chandra K. Daga Spencer Seaman, Jr. Jennifer Gorman Mary L. Friedman Gary S. and Andrea Desberg Shearer’s Foods, Inc. Brian K. and Margaret A. David B. Goldston and Roderick and Barbara Dibble The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Gothot Bonnie Borman Robert and Jennifer Foundation Travis and Amy Hafner The George Gund Foundation DiGeronimo Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust Cindy Halle Barbara H. Gustafson Lee DiGeronimo Squire Patton Boggs Lynne Handke Douglas E. and Judith C. Haas Nancy Dowding Joseph D. and Catherine Jimmy and Dee Haslam Haskell Fund Fifth Third Bank Sullivan Mary Herzak Michael J. and Jane R. Horvitz Catherine Fishbach James Szabo Karen Hillenbrand George M. & Pamela S. Allen H. Ford Lorraine Szabo Peggy Kennedy and Humphrey Fund Fortney & Weygandt, Inc. Howard J. and Sara S. Tucker Robert Paul The John Huntington Fund The Giant Eagle Foundation Susan M. and Bill Tyler John J. and Karla King for Education Joyce Glickman U.S. Bancorp Foundation Pam Kolczun Martha Holden Bernard D. and Susan Goodman United Way of Greater Elroy and Dee Kursh Jennings Foundation Hitachi America, Ltd. Cleveland Jimmy and April Malone Ceena R. Jewell Frank Holowach and University Hospitals Gregory A. and Shelley Marcus Bernard L. and Nancy Karr Pam Williams Health System Alan and Sarah K. Melamed KeyBank John and Sharon Hosek Richard and JoAnn Walters Beth E. Mooney Kiwanis Foundation of Independence Excavating, Inc. Roger and Jane Warner Patrick S. and Amy Mullin Cleveland, Inc. Patricia M., Jaclyn and Mary C. Warren Allison Orr The Lincoln Electric Co. Kathryn Inglis Stacy and Sam Watts Amy O. Paine Gilbert and Carol Lowenthal JPMorgan Chase Foundation Jane D. White Fund No. 2 Debra Romano The Lubrizol Corporation Stephen L. Kadish Alenka M. Winslett Steven and Ellen Roth The Murch Foundation Margaret A. Kennedy Milton A. & Roslyn Z. Wolf Mary Karen Samar David & Inez Myers Foundation and Robert Paul Family Foundation Bradley J. and Heather Schlang The Perkins Charitable Kinzua Environmental, Inc. Kathleen M. Yates David and Caroline Selman Foundation Alan and Susie Kopit Thomas Zlatoper Steve and Sonni K. Senfor Leigh H. and Anne Perkins Charles and Joyce Kullik Scott J. and Shani Spiegle PNC Laborers’ International Union 5+ Years of Rob and Nancy Stall Robert C. and Katharine C. Ruhl of North American - Local 894 Consecutive Giving Sally and Terry Stewart Aaron Saltzman Tom E. and Betsy Leib Accutemps William and Dana Trau The Sherwick Fund Jimmy and April Malone ACE Mentor Program David and Laura Vexler The Sherwin-Williams Richard D. and Margaret of Cleveland Daniel and Molly Walsh Corporation Margolis Kristen Baird Adams David and Christine Weiss The George Garretson Wade Materion Corporation Rita Andolsen Charitable Trust #2 Medical Mutual of Ohio Apple America Group College Now is very S.K. Wellman Foundation Stanley and Barbara Meisel Frank Balass appreciative of those The Thomas H. The Meisel Family Foundation Martha Basile individuals whose White Foundation Patrick S. and Amy Mullin BDO USA, LLP planned gifts will benefit Anna L. Zverina John P. Murphy Foundation Mary Beth and John Beck future generations Dale and Barbara Nitzsche Virginia Benjamin and of students 10+ Years The Nordson Corporation Philip Woodcock Mary M. Doll Consecutive Giving Foundation Robert Clarke Brown Dorris C. Michalske The Abington Foundation Norhio Plumbing, Inc. Buckley King LPA Sarah K. Young Thomas W. and Joann Adler Notre Dame College Stephanie and Jeff Bunsey

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Theresa A. Burrage Northern Trust Bank City of Cleveland Northeast Ohio Council on Business of Good Foundation Oswald Companies Clearview Local School District Higher Education Richard and Doreen Cahoon Paul H. Pangrace Cleveland Central Catholic Northeast Ohio Regional Calfee, Halter and Griswold LLP Melissa A. Parey High School Sewer District City of Cleveland Paul and Kim Pesses Cleveland Heights-University Ohio Department of Education Cleveland Clinic Sandra Pianalto Heights School District Ohio Department of Michael and Bonnie Cole James R. Pierce Cleveland Hillel Foundation Higher Education Combined Federal Campaign Jason C. and Kellie Pinizzotto Cleveland International Ohio Means Jobs Corporate Charters Preformed Line Products Co. Film Festival Ohio State University Michael A. Costanzo PwC Cleveland Job Corps Ohio University Colleen M. Craven The Reinberger Foundation Cleveland Metroparks Olmsted Falls City School District Elizabeth and Brody Day Charles and Sally Inglis Rich Cleveland Metropolitan Open Doors Academy Deloitte Alan and Barbara Rosskamm School District Padua Franciscan High School Christine & Guido DiGeronimo Rotary Club of Strongsville Cleveland Public Library Parma City School District Foundation Steven and Lydia Rzucidlo Cleveland State University Passages Diane Downing and Robert D. and Kristen L. Saada Columbia Local School District The Peace Corps Tom Corrigan Lawrence M. and Sally Z. Sears Crestwood Local School District Playhouse Square Center Robert and Sarah Durham Fareed and Laura Siddiq Cuyahoga Community College PNC Fairfax Academy Judith and Thomas J. Embrescia Robert and Donna Simoneau Cuyahoga County Department Polaris Career Center Richard and Cynthia Marie Stephanie and Jeffrey Spencer of Children and Family Promise Academy Fairman Sally and Terry Stewart Services Richmond Heights City The Fedeli Group Julie A. and George M. Szeltner Cuyahoga County Public School District Lauren Rich Fine and Michele Scott Taylor and Library Rocky River City School District Gary Giller Douglas Taylor Dress for Success Scranton Road Ministries Bill and Carol Foley Third Federal Savings & Loan East Cleveland City Shaker Heights City Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox Universal Windows School District School District Charitable Foundation Kittie D. Warshawsky and Educational Service Center Sheffield-Sheffield Lake Freshway Foods Timothy J. Tibbitts of Cuyahoga County City Schools Lee A. Friedman and Joe Gogol Jeffrey M. and Hallie Elyria City School District Solon City School District Matthew Glickman and Wasserman Esperanza South Euclid-Lyndhurst Susie Hwang William M. Weiss Foundation Euclid City Schools City School District Richard and Carol Gross George Wenz Federal Bureau of Investigation St. Edward High School Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP Westfield Group Friendly Inn Settlement St. Ignatius High School Charles R. Honton and Timothy and Sandy Wuliger Friends of the Chagrin St. Joseph Academy Margaret Beck Young Buckeyes of Falls Library St. Martin de Porres Huntington National Bank Greater Cleveland Garfield Heights City High School William and Carol Jacobs Mark and Janice Zupon School District Starting Point Charles King and Catherine Greater Cleveland Foodbank Summer on the Cuyahoga Keating Community and Greater Cleveland Sports Trinity High School William and Jean Koehler Educational Partners Commission U.S. Department of Education John and Theresa Kunkel A Place 4 Me Higher Education Compact United Way of Greater William B. La Place ABLE of Greater Cleveland Cleveland Lear Promotions ACE Mentor Program Highland Local School District University Hospitals Health Robert and Jean Lehman of Cleveland Hiram College System Toby D. Lewis Akron Public Schools University of Akron Julia and Larry Loeb University of Akron i know i can University Settlement Lucky Shoes American National University ideaStream Elton Lytle AmeriCorps Ohio Indiana Wesleyan University Vanderbilt University Mark Magyar Avon Local School District John Carroll University Villa Angela-St. Joseph Toby and Melanie T. Maloney Baldwin Wallace University High School Maltz Museum of Jewish Barberton High School Keystone Local School District Volunteers of America Heritage Barberton Public Library Lakeland Community College Warrensville City School District Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Bay Village City School District Lakewood City Schools Wellington Exempted Village Manos Co., LPA Beachwood City School District Lorain City School District School District Marketplace Events Bedford City School District Lorain County Community WIRE-Net Patrick and Martha McGraw Bellefaire JCB College Youth Opportunities Unlimited Jeff J. and Rhonda McKissick Berea City School District Lorain County JVS Megan L. Mehalko BioEnterprise MAGNET Scholarship Partners Estate of Dorris C. Michalske Boys & Girls Club of Cleveland Magnificat High School ACE Mentor Program of Mitchell Brothers Ice Cream Boys & Girls Clubs of Marion Correctional Facility Cleveland Kenneth Moore The Western Reserve Mayfield City School District Althans Scholarship Fund Warren L. and Betsi Morris Broadway - Slavic Village P-16 The MetroHealth System Assets for Independence Donald Morrison Case Western Reserve University Midview Local School District Sophie Auerbach Scholarship Kirk and Lori Neiswander Center for Arts-Inspired NCAN Fund of the Cleveland John G. and Karen R. Nestor Learning Neighborhood Leadership Foundation Gerald F. and Evelyn Newman Cincinnati Youth Collaborative Institute Joseph Babin Scholarship Fund The Nord Family Foundation City of Barberton Noble Correctional Facility Michael Baruschke and Denise Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. Educate. Elevate. Empower. 20 College Now Greater Cleveland Huck Scholarship Fund Eaton Corporation Bobby R. Larkin, Sr. Charitable Ratner Miller Shafran Cornelisa W. Beardslee Fund of Chastity Embrescia Association, Inc. Foundation the Cleveland Foundation Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund William Roberts James C. Beardslee Fund of the Judith Embrescia Leadership Cleveland Scholarship Fund Cleveland Foundation Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Samuel Rosenthal Foundation Jack W. & Shirley Berger Even Cut Abrasive Company Elizabeth T. Lohmiller Fund of Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund of the Charles and Francis Feiner the Cleveland Foundation Robert J. Schneider Jewish Federation of Scholarship Fund Theresa Mae MacNab Fund of Scholarship Fund Cleveland Ferro Foundation the Cleveland Foundation Fred E. Scholl Charitable Eva L. and Joseph M. Breuning Scholarship Fund Malone Scholarship Fund Foundation Foundation Scholarship Fund Eleanor Gerson Maltz Museum of Jewish Augie Schroeder Britton Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Heritage Scholarship Fund Cambodian Scholarship for George Gund Foundation Materion Corporation Shearer’s Foods, Inc. Excellence Fund David G. Hill Scholarship Fund Elizabeth Ring Mather & Sherwin-Williams Company Children War Memorial Fund of George M. Humphrey William Gwinn Mather Fund Shiksha Daan Scholarship Fund the Cleveland Foundation Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Joi Renee Smith Bill Christopher Alcoa David S. Inglis Scholarship Fund Meisel Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Leadership Scholarship Fund Henkel Consumer Adhesives Beth E. Mooney Scholarship Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust City of Cleveland Black History Scholarship Fund Fund Sally Stewart Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Hitachi Medical Systems David A. and Florence F. Moritz Swagelok Scholarship Fund City of Cleveland America, Inc. Scholarship Fund Swamy Family Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund The John Huntington Fund Patrick S. Mullin Book & Teamsters Truck Drivers Union Cleveland Association of for Education Computer Scholarship Fund Local 407 Phi Beta Kappa Mayor Frank G. Jackson Nordson Corporation University Hospitals Cleveland Browns Foundation Scholarship Fund Foundation Scholarship Fund Cleveland Clinic and PNC Charles and Margaret Jones O’Neill Endowment The George Garretson Wade Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Charitable Trust #2 The Cleveland Foundation Margaret A. Kennedy One Candle Scholarship Fund Ella M. Walz Memorial Fund of Cleveland Indians Scholarship Fund Parkway Pharmacy the Cleveland Foundation Cleveland Rotary Foundation Cottrell Kinney Preformed Line Products Waxman Family Company Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Pipefitters Local 120 Breakthrough Schools Kiwanis Scholarship Fund William M. Weiss Millicent W. Pitts Scholarship Fund KnowledgeWorks Foundation Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Cliffs Natural Resources Scholarship Fund Jane D. White Fund No. 2 Plain Dealer Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Charles E. Kullik Thomas H. White Foundation Gloria Pointer Scholarship Fund Roy and Willie Coleman Scholarship Fund Milton A. and Roslyn Z. Wolf Anita Lois Poole Minority Scholarship Fund Marcia LaRiche Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Harry Coulby Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Young Buckeyes of F.M. Pritchard Fund of the Cuyahoga County Laborers’ International Union Greater Cleveland Cleveland Foundation Scholarship Fund of North America, Youth for Holiness Mary M. Doll Scholarship Fund Local No. 894

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