COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WEST CHESTER / LIBERTY

2013 ANNUAL REPORT

the Heart of our Community 2013 Annual Report our mission Board Chair’s Letter To encourage, support and facilitate philanthropy and improve the quality of life in the West Chester/Liberty area. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.” – Margaret Mead our vision The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty serves as Dear Friends of the Foundation: a leader and resource for philanthropy; builds and The quote above is one of my favorites. When I think about that permanently holds a growing small group of women who gathered at my kitchen table, week after week, during the spring and summer of 1999…I always think of this endowment for the community’s quote. We were that small group of thoughtful, committed citizens changing needs; provides that created an organization that has had a significant impact on our flexible and cost-effective ways little corner of the world and will continue to make an impact for for donors to improve their decades to come. community now and into the future; promotes collaboration Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither was The Community Foundation. among local funding Our very first impact on the community came with the Woodbridge organizations and service Fire on December 23, 1999. The Foundation spear-headed the providers to address community community effort to “make whole” the 55 families who lost everything needs; and, makes grants and that day. The outpouring from our area and surrounding areas was provides counsel and assistance astonishing. In just a few short days, we filled a warehouse with toys, that will have a significant impact clothing, food, furniture and cash! Remarkably, after taking care of upon the residents of West every need of the 55 families, there was enough “stuff” to give Chester and Liberty Township. truckloads to the thrift stores/food shelters in the tri-state area plus ship toys and clothing to South America and Europe. That, my friends, was my introduction to the goodness and love of the people in our community.

A Community Foundation is about building a “pot of charitable dollars” to be used to meet the needs of the community and the people who live here. So, raising those dollars was paramount to National Standards Compliance our newly formed organization. Because we evolved from the Key Confirmation Event Fundraiser, we immediately acknowledged and made a Board In 2012, The Community decision that one of our goals was to have fund raisers that would Foundation of West Chester/ bring the community together to celebrate…while, at the same time, Liberty compliance with the raising funds to be used to do good here at home. The Board still National Standards for U.S. follows that philosophy yet today. Community Foundation was re-confirmed. This public symbol The Board also decided that we needed a “pot of money” to pay signifies that the Foundation is for the operations of the Foundation as we wanted to get to the in compliance with the rigorous point that all the money raised at fundraisers would be used for National Standards developed charitable purposes. While we had a vision for what the Foundation to U.S. community foundations. would mean to our community in the long run, as in all worthwhile This designation is an indication ideas and initiatives, it takes money to make it happen. So, in 2002, of our integrity and demonstrated I began speaking to families and businesses explaining the vision of excellence. The Foundation what the Community Foundation would mean to our community and first achieved this noteworthy asking for their financial support. That first ask for a significant gift achievement in 2007. of $25,000 was made to Dick Clarke as we were having breakfast at Bob Evans in Union Centre. When he said YES…I couldn’t believe my

1 ears….I was ecstatic! That began the campaign they are great proponents of the Foundation. Dan to raise $5M for the operations of the Foundation. was born and raised in West Chester. Dan had a long Now, 12 years later, we have 30 Founding Families, career in finance and recently retired from Huntington 35 Founding Businesses, 21 Anniversary 80 Families Bank where he served as the Senior Executive Vice plus 40 Community Supporters totaling $3.4M in our President of Huntington Bank as well as holding the Forever Fund, the operating fund endowment to titles of Director of Wealth Advisers and the head secure the existence of The Community Foundation of the Government Finances and Home Lending of West Chester/Liberty FOREVER! Group. He is intelligent, energetic and a passionate philanthropist. Dan has extensive Board experience Those early years brought a lot of change. Did you and is a natural leader! I am thrilled that he will be know that we had 2 prior names before settling leading the Foundation, and when you get to know on “The Community Foundation of West Chester/ him, you will be too! Liberty”? But, through it all, we forged on with the support of so many great people in our community. In closing, thank you to the current and past Board At 5 years, Paul Szydlowski wrote our history so that Members, Advisory Board and Board Committees we could capture our story and the stories of the for their service to this community. Thank you to our Founding Families who made it all happen. We still Staff…Melissa, Nancy, Lindsay, Karen and Annette have copies of this book available at the Foundation, for the tremendous job they do each and every day. and for a $25 donation…you could own one! With Thank you to our event chairs, Shellie Leder and her several members of our Founding Families deceased, Shuffle Committee, Gail Jackson-Miller and her the book is a step back in time. It is also a look at the Key Event Committee and Todd Bonnell and his history of our community as well. Community Golf Classic Committee for their leadership and tremendous success in 2013. Thank you to my By 2003-2004, we had Funds opening and Board mentor, partner, critic and the love of my life, my Funds being established. Board Funds are those husband …Dick. Thank you to our Business Sponsors, Funds set up by the Board to address needs our in kind sponsors, our volunteers and most determined in our community. The Angel Fund definitely, our Donors. You have made it all possible. and Kids2Kamp are two such funds. Our Youth in Philanthropy Fund (YIP) is also a Board fund It has been my honor and privilege to work with each established to educate our teens about all aspects and every one of you. Thank you for being there for of charitable giving. this community. Thank you for being there for me during the good times and the bad. I will never forget Today, we celebrate the Foundation granting more the great things accomplished because this community than $3.8M to benefit the community of West Chester/ pulls together…and you care. Together, we have Liberty and beyond. With more than 170 Funds doing made our community a better place and have built charitable work, the Community Foundation holds the FOUNDATION for even better things to come! assets totaling more than $11.2M! Never doubt what a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can With love, gratefulness and a wish for abundant accomplish! blessings to you and yours,

Officially, this is my last letter as the Board Chair of The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty. All good things must come to an end, and while I am stepping down from the Board as I have reached term limits, I am not going far. I will be retaining the CEO Patti Alderson title and will continue to oversee the business affairs Board Chair and CEO of the Foundation. However, I am leaving the Board of Directors and will turn over the Chairmanship to the very capable hands of Dan Benhase. Dan and his wife, Donna, are a Founding Family and together

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2013 Grant Awards

In 2013, the Community Foundation set aside $246,000 to be utilized for community needs Miami University now and in the future. These dollars represent Building Bridges to the generosity and vision of the West Chester/ Possibilities: The Opening Liberty community, and were made possible by Minds through Art the community’s support of The Foundation’s Methodology - $2,500 fundraising events: The Community Golf To support a 3-day training Classic, The Key Event and The Shamrock Shuffle. institute at Cedar Village Retirement Community for professionals affiliated Your generosity allowed $96,000 to be awarded with long-term care facilities, adult day programs through the Community Grants Fund to support and other entities serving some of the many non-profit organizations people with dementia. serving our community. The Board of Directors were pleased to earmark the remaining Reach Out Lakota, Inc. $150,000 for our Community Grants Endowment Food, clothing and Fund. Through this endowment, we are equipment purchases - continuing to build a sustainable pot of dollars $12,000 to address future community needs. Grant dollars were used to purchase additional food Together, we are making a difference in our supplies and clothing, as corner of the world. The Community Foundation well as, support Reach Out Lakota’s Thanksgiving encourages all non-profits serving the West Program and Adopt-a-Child Christmas Program. Chester/Liberty area to apply for assistance from the Community Grants Fund. Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families (SELF) The Angel Fund Jobs Now! - $5,000 Ongoing Operational Support - $10,000 To support JOBS NOW!, a Grant dollars were used to support The Angel comprehensive employment and Fund in providing one-time emergency financial skills building program designed assistance to individuals and/or families in West to help clients achieve, and Chester and Liberty Township in a financial crisis maintain, personal independence. through no fault of their own.

The Arthritis Foundation - Great Lakes Region Kids Get Arthritis Too - $5,000 To expand programming and support for families in the West Chester/Liberty area who are living with Juvenile Arthritis.

Comprehensive Community Childcare UC Health – West Chester Hospita Organization, Inc. Congestive Heart Failure Patient Education Professional Development - $2,500 and Readmission Program - $2,709 Support was provided to bring high-quality Grant dollars supported the creation of professional development to the West Chester/ educational calendars and weight management Liberty area, allowing early childhood professionals scales for patients. to participate without the burden of cost and travel.

3 “How wonderful that no one need wait a single moment to improve the world.” – Anne Frank

The First Tee Greater Miami Valley The First Tee DRIVE Program - $3,250 To expand DRIVE programming in the West Chester/ Liberty community. DRIVE is a mentorship program designed to increase interpersonal, self-management, goal-setting and resiliency skills in youth.

One Way Farm Woodland Elementary PTA Animal Therapy Education - $5,000 The Woodland Playground Project - $1,500 To support One Way Farm’s Animal Program, which To build a safer and more accessible playground provides youth with a therapeutic advantage in for Woodland’s 540 students, and the children in their recovery process. the surrounding neighborhoods.

Axis Teen Center EDGE Teen Center Community Service Program - $5,000 Support was provided for ongoing community service opportunities, transportation and supervision for high school students.

Paige’s Princess Foundation Junior Achievement Occupational Therapy Kits and Sensory Room Junior Achievement Programming - $5,500 Equipment for Wyandot Early Childhood To give students relevant experience and role School - $5,000 models in the business community, and provide Support was provided to help more than 80 special- local schools with curriculum free of charge. needs students at Wyandot reach their full potential through the use of adaptive equipment and Companions on a Journey Grief Support, Inc. occupational therapy kits for each classroom. Companions on a Journey Grief Support’s Continued Expansion into Lakota Schools - $8,000 Safe Haven Farms, Inc. To expand the “Mending Hearts” program for Winterizing Equipment for Snow and Ice grieving children, teens and their families to 14 Removal at Safe Haven Farms - $2,917 additional schools in the Lakota School District. Grant dollars were used to purchase snow and ice removal equipment to keep the grounds safe, The Center for Family Solutions allowing Safe Haven Farms to direct dollars toward Kids Empowered - $2,414 their mission of helping adults on the autism spectrum. To support the implementation of a new after-school program in Lakota Schools. The program will teach Butler County Special Olympics lessons about a variety of issues, such as bullying. Bocce Ball Courts for Aging Athletes & Athletes of Varying Abilities - $5,000 Hearing, Speech, and Deaf Center of This grant was used to build bocce ball courts for Greater Cincinnati aging athletes, and athletes of various skill levels, Charitable Services Program - $3,000 so that they have the opportunity to participate in Grant dollars helped to provide services, such as socialization, community and competition. transportation, to individuals who traditionally lack access to care. City Gospel Mission Whiz Kids Tutoring & Mentoring - $2,800 Grant dollars helped to provide one-on-one tutoring and mentoring for at-risk students in Lakota Schools.

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Scholarships

The Community Foundation of West Chester/ Kristin Renneker Scholarship Fund Liberty is honored to host a variety of Julie Green a graduate of scholarship opportunities for students looking Lakota West High School to advance their education. Each scholarship and Hannah Lee a and their Selection Committee develop their graduate of Lakota East own selection criteria based on the interest of High School were awarded the donor/s. The Community Foundation offers $2,000 scholarships from the Kristin Renneker a range of scholarships opportunities. We Scholarship Fund. Since 1992, $70,000 has been offer scholarships for underclassmen enrolled awarded to female student athletes at Lakota from in local parochial schools, graduated seniors, the Kristin Renneker Scholarship Fund. military veterans, and even non-traditional students wanting to learn a new skill or trade. Jessica Siegel Memorial Scholarship In 2013, the Community Foundation was proud Sunny Bloomberg was presented with to award more than $65,000 in scholarships! the $2,000 Jessica Siegel Memorial Scholarship that recognizes students Jordan Day Scholarship Fund who possess the exceptional qualities Hannah Lee, a senior at Lakota East of Jessica. This scholarship opportunity High School, was awarded the Jordan helps to keep Jess’ spirit alive in the halls of Lakota Day Scholarship. This award remembers East High School. Jordan, a Lakota East Student Athlete, “I want to thank you for the time and effort you put who died in 2010. Like Jordan, Hannah into honoring Jessica with this scholarship. Not only was a golfer on the Lakota East Golf Team. have you granted me financial assistance, but also valuable life experiences.” - Sunny Bloomberg Greg Lemmel Memorial Scholarship To extend Greg’s spirit of giving, the Julia Burnett Scholarship Greg Lemmel Memorial Scholarship Matthew King was awarded the was established to support a student Julia Burnett Scholarship. While Julia who attended St. Susanna Elementary was unable to realize her dreams, School and plans to continue their the scholarship bearing her name education at Bishop Fenwick High School. Each year will celebrate her life by providing the recipient attends Bishop Fenwick, the scholarship other young people the opportunity to realize is eligible for renewal. In 2013, the scholarship their own dreams. was awarded to Grace Ann Gavigan. Renewal scholarships were awarded to Irene Mysonhimer, Bob Lawhorn Education Fund Alexis Steiner, and Alexandra Mysonhimer. Awarded to a graduate of Norwood High School, the Bob Lawhorn Pete’s List in History & Government Education Fund scholarship is a Lakota East student full-tuition scholarship to the University Megan Jesse and Lakota of Cincinnati, and is renewable for up West student Julie Street to four years of undergraduate enrollment. In 2013, were awarded the Pete’s Jacob Boling joined Jennifer Schleuter, Brandon List in History & Govern- Addis, Christina Marksberry and Kayla Cromer as ment Scholarships. These scholarships are named in recipients of the scholarship award. The scholarship honor of Raymond “Pete” Peters, who put aside his strives to recognize the importance that Bob placed educational aspirations to put his life on the line in on his education and on the significance of giving World War II. On Pete’s 75th Birthday he was awarded back to your community. his high school diploma. The award recognizes those students who excel in History & Government studies.

5 Community Foundation of West Chester/ Dr. Masood and Shakila Ahmad Scholarship Liberty Scholarship The Dr. Masood & Shakila Ahmad Pamela Batista and Scholarship, established to encourage Tabbatha Hall were inter-faith and civic engagement, each awarded a $500 was awarded to Matthew King. The scholarship to further scholarship is awarded to one student their education. The each year from any high school in Butler County, Community Foundation’s renewable scholarship Mason High School, Sycamore High School or is available to all graduating students in the West St. Xavier High School. Chester/Liberty area. Roy H. Yelton Scholarship Matthew and Andrea King Servant The Roy H. Yelton Scholarship was Leadership Scholarship awarded to Lakota East Senior Samantha Renner, a senior at Alexis Hartel. The scholarship fund Lakota East, was award the Matthew was established in memory of and Andrew King Servant Leadership Mr. Yelton for the purpose of Scholarship. This scholarship was encouraging new generations of youth to give back established to recognize a deserving through community service that was the hallmark of student who has greatly impacted the West his life. Chester/Liberty community through service and “Thank you very much for your support of my leadership. eductional career. This scholarship will truly help me achieve my future goals. Thank you!” - Alexis Hartel Ezekiel “Zeke” Stepaniak Scholarship The Ezekiel “Zeke” Stepaniak Harold Draut Scholarship Scholarship is awarded in memory Sydney Aten received the Harold of Zeke to a Lakota West male student Draut Scholarship. This scholarship who plans to pursue a career in was established in memory of creative design. The 2013 recipient Mr. Draut, who was a caring and was Steven Minor. beloved Lakota educator at Hopewell School. It is awarded annually to a Lakota East Karen Moeller Memorial Scholarship or Lakota West student who demonstrates The Karen Moeller community involvement. Memorial Scholarship is awarded to students from Demois Family Scholarship Fund Lakota East or Lakota The Demois Family Scholarship is West in memory of awarded to a Lakota West Senior Karen Moeller, an outstanding teacher who taught pursuing musical or performing arts. in the Lakota District for 18 years. The recipients In 2013 the scholarship was awarded must show a dedication to learning and community to Julie Green. service. 2013 recipients were Julie Green from Lakota West and Johnny Dethridge from Lakota Butler County Republican Women’s Club East. Scholarship Fund This scholarship was established to support the tuition of Butler County residents entering their sophomore or junior year of college who demon- strate a passion for, and engagement with, their community. The 2013 recipient was Laura Harsch.

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Forever Fund Endowment Campaign

The Foundation’s accomplishments throughout our community would not be possible without the support of our biggest advocates, our Forever Fund Donors. These individuals, businesses and families understand the positive impact that charitable dollars make in our community. By sup- porting the Community Foundation’s Forever Fund Endowment Campaign, they recognize that through endowment funds we will be able to meet the ever-changing needs of our community for years to come. How can you help?

Become an Anniversary 80 Family These individuals and/or families make a commitment to do- nate $25,000 to the Forever Fund, payable over 5 years. Their commitment ensures both a financially secure community foun- dation, as well as, a sustainable pool of assets for the future of our community.

Become a Founding Business These businesses value the community where their employees live and work, and want to make sure it is a vibrant area for years to come. There are several giving levels for businesses wishing to support The Community Foundation. From large corporations, to family-owned small businesses…there is a role for everyone in securing the future of our community.

As always, The Community Foundation values gifts of any amount to the Forever Fund Endowment. For additional infor- mation regarding the Forever Fund and the variety of other opportunities available to businesses, families and individuals who want to support the Foundation’s work in the community, please contact The Community Foundation. You can make a difference.

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Founding Families ($25,000) Founding Businesses Community Supporters Dick & Patti Alderson Greg & Sue Amend Charter Level ($100,000) Champion Level ($10,000-$24,999) The Benhase Family AK Steel Corporation Jim & Joyce Bertsch Steve & Linda Binder Alderson Properties Bruce & Susan Pavlech John & Deborah Boehner Amylin Pharmaceudicals James C. Richardson, Jr. Larry & Sandra Brueshaber BAE Systems Rick & Sue Willis Ed & Ruth Carey Huntington Bank Mark & Karen Carnahan North Ridge Realty Group Patron Level ($5,000-$9,999) Charles & Barbara Chappell OK Interiors Corporation Phyllis Clarke Dick & Phyllis Clarke Pierre Foods Chip & Mary DeMois Red & Jo Deluse Family Robert Frazier Memorial Fund Bob & Jo Hutsenpiller Family Founder Level ($60,000) Richard Grow Calvin & Judy Johnson Larry & Sandy Brueshaber Cynthia Grow Otto & Gayle Keeton RiskSOURCE Clark Theders Tom & Barb Lutz Betty & Susan Kromer (Pavlech) Insurance Agency, Inc. Dr. Edward & Christine Maag & Family First Financial Bank Mike & Kerry Murray George & Debra Lang Flynn & Company PSC, Inc. Jeff & Dr. Colleen Swayze Bob & Lew Ann Lawhorn Ford Development Corporation Gary & Dee Dee West Tom & Barb Lutz GMZ, Inc. Bill & Jennifer Marquet Haglage Construction Friends (Up to $4,999) Mary & Megan McConnell Hutsenpiller Contractors, Inc. Masood & Shakila Ahmad Joe & Sue Meyer Kleingers & Associates, Inc. Anthony’s Cigar Bar & Grill Larry & Susan Morgan The Lang Agency Gerald & Diane Barney Carl & Denise Renneker Mercedes Benz of West Chester Terrance & Rosemary Becraft Jim Schmalz & Family Planes Moving & Storage West Jim & Melissa Benedict Maria Schrudder Chester Fred & Sandra Borke Mitchell Schrudder Republic Wire, Inc. Joseph & Rosemarie Caruso Larry & Mary Schumacher Schumacher Dugan Construction Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Cox John & Bitsy Shaffner Shiver Security Systems George & Marion Dorin Jonathan & Heather Theders Skidmore Sales and Distributing Robert & Sylvia Harrison The Todd Family Co, Inc. Louis & Bette Haynes Chris & Sandie Wunnenberg Tri-County Heating & Cooling Tom & Roz Holding United Group Services Alan & Terri Hutchinson Anniversary 80 Supporters Jim & Paulette Keys, Jr. ($25,000) Leadership Level ($30,000) Jason & Kris Langhammer David Bruno and Margaret Conditt Clarke Services Tom & Pat Mascaritolo Busam Family Fund CTI Restaurants, Inc. Tom & Sheila Messersmith James & Chris Cartledge Mid-Miami Healthcare Foundation Dave & Jan Cook Partnership Level ($5,000- Mueller Roofing Marty Davis $25,000) Rod Nimtz Red & Jo Deluse Cintas Corporation David & Susan Noonan Daryl & Tammy Demo First Title Agency, Inc. J.D & Kathleen Roberts Sam & Becky Harris Great Traditions Land & Norman & Chris Stehlin Frederic & Julie Holzberger Development Co. Greg & Diane Stevens Robert & Donna Leslie Jay Mar Cole, LLC James & Naomi Stock Anil & Chetna Mital National City Bank David & Carol Thomas Myron & Tommie Rowland US Bank Dan Winterhalter & Madonna- Cliff & Sig Ryan West Chester 75 Renee Durbin Bill & Lynn Schumacker Greg & Diane Stamp Craig & Cynthia Tate Nancy Terry Randy & Patty Terry Ron & Kathy Wegmann Fritz & Julie White Tom & Judy Zenge

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TYPES OF CHARITABLE FUNDS

The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty prides itself on matching donors with causes important to them. The Foundation has more than 170+ charitable funds created by individuals, families, businesses and nonprofit organizations who have chosen the Community Foundation to assist them in their charitable giving. Based on the goals of each donor, the Foundation is able to assist in determining whether they should support an already established fund or begin one of their own. If the donor has an interest in creating his/her own charitable fund, it can be customized to support a favorite charity(s) or need(s) in the community. Our staff works closely with each of our fundholders every step of the way. From determining how much or how little they want to be involved to deciding the best name for their fund, the Foundation is there to provide the best assistance.

Funds can be created using assets such as cash, stock, securities, real estate, life insurance or private foundation assets. Additional contributions can be made at anytime or through a planned gift. Contact the Community Foundation’s professional staff to discuss how you can create a fund of your own today!

The Community Grant Fund enables donors Donor Advised Funds provide an opportunity to make charitable gifts for the benefit of the for donors to recommend distributions to specific entire community. If you make a donation to The charities at their convenience. Donors obtain an Community Foundation with no restrictions placed income tax deduction for the value of appreciated on your gift, it will be placed into this fund. Also, assets at the time their gift is made to their Donor a significant portion of the proceeds from our Advised Fund at the Foundation. A Donor Advised fundraisers, such as, The Key Event and Community Fund allows the donor the opportunity to combine Golf Classic are placed into this fund. The income tax planning with charitable giving. The Community Grant Fund allows the Foundation to Donor Advised Fund also gives the Donor the respond quickly to pressing community needs by freedom to make grant recommendations to charities expanding services and programs and creating of their choice within their own timeframe. partnerships to leverage grant dollars. Grants are recommended by the Foundation’s Community Designated Funds are established by the Donor Grant Committee, with approval by the Board of whose intent is to have their gift benefit a designated Directors, to organizations and initiatives that charitable organization or purpose. These funds enhance the quality of life in West Chester/Liberty. create a permanent endowment, thereby giving long-term support for their charitable organization Agency Endowments are established by a or purpose. charitable organization to support their mission and goals. These funds help create a steady stream of Field of Interest Funds are the perfect choice income for the Agency’s operations, programming for donors who wish to support a geographic area and other organizational needs. of their choice or a particular interest, such as, the arts, environment or children. Scholarship Funds provide an opportunity to help students achieve their educational goals. Deferred Gifts allow donors to leave a charitable Scholarship funds can be designed for any level legacy. The three major types of deferred funds of education from pre-school to post-graduate include bequests, charitable remainder trusts and work. Donors may designate particular eligibility life insurance policies. Our staff would be happy to requirements, field of study or a specific discuss the benefits of these contributions with you. geographic area.

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Atrium Medical Center Fund for Community Health & Wellness Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty Fund The Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/Liberty Fund was established to support a Boys & Girls Club for students in the West Chester/Liberty community. Brueshaber Family Fund Robert and Gretchen Dinerman Charitable Fund George & Marion Dorin Fund for the Blind The George and Marion Dorin Fund for the Blind was established to help improve the quality of life for the blind and visually impaired. ForeKids Golf Charity Fund The ForeKids Fund was established to support organizations helping Cincinnati Youth. Jack and Jill Fund The Jack & Jill Fund was established to support initiatives helping underprivileged children in West Chester and Liberty Township. Warren and Patricia Lambeck Charitable Fund Lillian’s Legacy Fund Lillian’s Legacy Fund was established to assist grieving families after the death of an infant child. William and Marilyn Richardson Charitable Fund Patrick W. Ryan Fund Schumacher Dugan Fund Howard and Judith Stalford Charitable Fund Greg and Diane Stamp Family Fund West Chester Hospital Charitable Fund Wipperman Family Fund Women’s Fund The Women’s Fund was established to support initiatives addressing women’s issues.

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LEGACY

YOUR DREAM. YOUR GIFT. YOUR LEGACY.

People choose to support charitable causes for a variety of reasons. Maybe you give to show your compassion for the less fortunate or for a particular cause. Maybe you feel that you owe something to society, or maybe you benefit from the tax incentives offered for charitable gifts. Whatever your reasons for giving, The Community Foundation is here to help you determine how to maximize your gift.

The Community Foundation receives gifts of all sizes. Whether you are considering a gift of cash, securities, closely- held stock or real estate, all gifts are important to the work of the Community Foundation. All types of assets can be used to contribute to an existing fund or to create a new fund to better serve your charitable goals.

The Community Foundation also offers a variety of deferred giving arrangements that can be established now or through your will. These types of gifts include a gift of a life insurance policy, a percentage of your IRA or a charitable trust. Please contact the Foundation’s office to learn more about all the giving tools available to fulfill your charitable goals.

Legacy Society The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty’s Legacy Society recognizes those who have remembered The Community Foundation in their will or estate plan. While we honor those who have notified us of their plans via our membership application, we also appreciate those who wish to remain anonymous. Please consider a gift to the Community Foundation or to any of our 170+ charitable funds in your will or estate plan. Your gift will support your interests for generations to come and may also provide you with tax incentives.

The following is the suggested legal language to use in your will for making a bequest to The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty.

Bequest for General Purposes “I give & bequeath an unrestricted, unconditional gift of $_____or _____% of my estate to The Community Foundation of West Chester/Liberty, West Chester, OH or its lawful successor to establish the (your name or family name) fund.”

For more information or alternative distribution language, please contact the Community Foundation at 513-874-5450.

Giving Cards The Giving Card Program provides an opportunity for everyone to engage in charitable giving in a way that is unique, meaningful and fun. Cards can be purchased to celebrate any occasion…such as a birthday, holiday and retirement or for a job well done. Much like a retail gift card, Giving Cards may be redeemed to benefit any of the Community Foundation’s charitable funds. Giving Cards can be ordered online or purchased in person at The Community Foundation’s office. 100% of the purchase is tax-deductible. Giving Cards can be purchased in the amount of $25 or more. A small service fee of $2.50 is applied for each transaction. No longer will you have to choose the Fund to benefit from your donation. Instead, the recipient of the Giving Card will have the joy of personally choosing the Fund they wish to benefit. Giving Cards may be redeemed in person or online at www.wclfoundation.com/givingcard. The value of the Giving Card may be directed to the charitable fund of the cardholder’s choice. Giving Cards may not be redeemed in exchange for any goods or service (i.e. tickets to event).

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2013 Lakota EducatorS of Excellence

The Lakota Educator of Excellence Award was created to provide an opportunity for the community to celebrate the hard-work, dedication and talent of local educators. The selection committee, consisting of Lakota administrators and community representatives, chooses two recipients from a pool of deserving nominees to be presented with the award and a $2000 grant for the implenentation of a special project or program at the recipient’s school.

Amy Smith, Endeavor Elementary Dean Hume, Lakota East High School Those who nominated Amy Smith expressed that there The majority of nominations for Dean Hume to receive is no teacher more deserving than she to receive the the Educator of Excellence Award came from former Educator of Excellence Award. Amy is described as a students who, under his tutelage, were on the staff of compassionate and caring teacher who goes above Spark the award-winning student-run newsmagazine and beyond for her students. She is often spotted at at Lakota East High School. Dean founded Spark and her students’ sporting events and dance recitals, and has since been the faculty adviser, although he takes no has been known to call parents at home after school credit for the publication’s success instead crediting his hours just to update them on something their child talented students. Dean Hume is known at Lakota East accomplished that day at school. Amy works to ensure for his unorthodox approach to education. One student that each of her students’ needs are met, whether that describes her first day in Dean Hume’s class, “He shut means enhancing curriculum for students who excel in off the lights and climbed onto a table…he explained a particular area or setting aside individual time for a that as our time in the Journalism program went on, student who might be struggling. Beyond academics, the lights of the world would turn on so we could see Amy prepares her students for success in life by it for what it truly is.” Former students comment on teaching them empathy and compassion for others how he saw in them what, oftentimes, they didn’t see and by building their self-confidence. The heartfelt themselves and pushed them to fulfill that potential. nomination letters are a testament to the lasting impact Dean would stay after school when his students needed that Amy Smith has made on her students, their parents to work on a story and would be there with them on and the whole Endeavor Elementary community. deadline weekends when the pressure was on to put out another excellent issue of Spark. Dean Hume is truly “Amy is the kind of teacher that every parents hopes committed to his students. and prays their child will get.” “It is fitting that the newsmagazine he created is called Spark because that is exactly what Dean Hume finds in each of his students.”

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DOnor FUND HIGHLIGHTS

The Lungs on the Run Fund, established The 3 little Halos Fund is working on to support lung cancer research and awareness, building a permanent Safety Town in the WC/ granted $12,500 to the Cincinnati Cancer Center. Liberty Community. The Safety Town will be a Funds for the grant were raised at the Annual child-sized town where children will be trained Lungs on the Run 5k Run/Walk held each June. in all aspects of safety in a fun, hands on approach. As a class project, a group of students At the inaugural Caring Like Karen Fund from UC-SBI developed a Business Plan for Awards Luncheon in June, six local caregivers Safety Town. were honored for outstanding work in their fields. The GIVEHOPE Fund for Pancreatic Cancer Research and Awareness presented a $20,000 The ForeKIDS Fund granted $10,000 to the grant to the UC Pancreas Disease Center. Beech Acres Parenting Center with proceeds from GIVEHOPE sponsored the UC Pancreatic their Charity Golf Outing held at Wetherington Golf Cancer Symposium which provides continuing and Country Club. The purpose of the ForeKIDS education credits for medical professionals, as fund is to assist youth in the Cincinnati area. well as, resources for patients and their families.

CTI Restaurants’ Taco Bell locations raised more The Kids 2 Kamp Fund provides students in than $11,000 to benefitThe Heroes’ Fund Lakota schools the opportunity to attend summer with their “Honor a Hero” program. These funds camp. Lakota teachers and staff identify and will be used to help local combat veterans and nominate students who they feel would their families. especially benefit from the experience. Last year, nearly 150 student in grades 1-6 attended West Chester Hospital presented a $10,000 overnight camp at Camp Campbell Gard or check to support The Lakota Fund. The day camp at the Lakota YMCA. Lakota Fund is designed to address specific for program needs of students and teachers within The George and Marion Dorin Fund the Blind was established to help improve the Lakota School District. the quality of life for the blind and visually impaired. The Dorin Fund is helping to pay for The Lakota Athletic Participation Fee graduate student internships at the non-profit awarded more than $15000 in Fund Clovernook Center for the Blind and Visually scholarships to support 50% of the athletic Impaired. Natalie Centers is the first recipient of fees for student athletes in grades 7-12. the Dorin Fund Internship. Families who demonstrate financial need may apply for assistance through the fund once The Jessica Ann Siegel Scholarship Fund per school year, per student. held the 6th Annual Walking With Angels Memorial Walk at VOA Park. The event attracted 250 participants and raised more than $12,000 to support the scholarship for Lakota East High “I would like to emphasize how much School seniors. of a stress reliever it is to know that the Athletic Fee is taken care of…It is such The Boys & Girls Club of West Chester/ Liberty received a $750,000 grant from a pleasure to be part of a community Attorney General Mike DeWine as their portion that is so devoted to helping each of his $4.2M grant to broaden the footprint of the Boys & Girls Clubs in the State of Ohio. The other out!” West Chester/Liberty Club is expected to open – Participation Fee Fund recipient in May of 2014.

13 “The Dorin Fund Internship has been such a fantastic experience. I’ve been able to gain practical, hands-on experience that has positively impacted my life.” – Natalie Centers

Caring Like Karen Fund FOREKids Fund HEROES’ FUND

THE LAKOTA FUND THE LAKOTA ATHLETIC PARTICIPATION FEE FUND THE 3 LITTLE HALOS FUND

THE GIVEHOPE FUND KIDS 2 KAMP FUND THE GEORGE AND MARION DORIN FUND

THE JESSICA ANN SIEGEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF WEST CHESTER / LIBERTY FUND

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Board designated funds

The Angel Fund

The Angel Fund provides one-time financial support to families and individuals in West Chester and Liberty Township who find themselves in hardship, through no fault of their own, and whose need cannot be met elsewhere. Recipients are nominated to the Fund by an “Angel” who has approached the Foundation to help a person or family in crisis. Committee members work with local social service agencies to ensure that the one-time assistance is sustainable.

The 2nd Annual “On the Wings of Angels” fundraising event was held at Jag’s Steak and Seafood and raised more than $30,000 for the Fund. The evening featured a special menu prepared by Chef Michelle Brown, as well as, a live and silent auction.

The Heroes’ Fund

The Heroes’ Fund provides one-time financial support to combat veterans, and their families, living in Butler, Warren and Hamilton Counties.The Fund also works with area veteran’s organizations in their efforts to support our local heroes.

The Heroes’ Celebration, held in November, is both a fundraiser and an evening to honor our military veterans. The 2013 event, which featured the Big Band sounds of The Tom Daugherty Orchestra, as well as, keynote speaker Major General Gregory Waytt, raised more than $16,000 to support the mission of the Fund.

15 Youth in Philanthropy (YIP) Fund

The Youth in Philanthropy Fund is an initiative of the Community Foundation designed to introduce local high school students to philanthropy, fundraising and community development. The program provides hands-on experience that benefits both the participating students and local charities. Students raise money, build endowment funds and make grants to local non-profit organizations. In 2013, YIP supported a variety of organizations including Reach Out Lakota and the Lakota Athletic Participation Fee Fund.

Also this past year, members of the YIP Advisory Board traveled to Washington DC to tour our 2013 YIP Membership nation’s capital. The students were afforded the Kimberly Allan Brooke Huston Zach Robertson opportunity to ask direct questions of House Christina Brinkmann Anna Keeton Collin Russell Speaker John Boehner and received in-depth Jonah Christner Justin Kelley Parshva Shah tours of Ford’s Theater, the Library of Congress Leah Christner Sarah King Ryann Sherman Levi Combs Alex Kopman Katherine Stretch and the United States Capitol Building. The trip Bayley Costner Mark Landesman Amanda Studer was organized as a result of the students not only Kiran Desai Brittany Leyda Nicole Sturgeon meeting their fundraising goal for the 2012 - 2013 Emma Dooley Chase Menchofer Hanna Szydlowski Kate Fulmer Boris Menninger Tara Vezina school year, but surpassing it by more than 20%. Bryan Geiger Matt Osubor Cara Walterbusch Allisyn Herzog Tommy Paradiso Ben Wegener Tori Hickey Jarod Quinlisk Rachel Wegener Natalie Hughes Justin Quinlisk Zach Weisman

THE Power of the purse FUND

The Power of the Purse (POP) Fund seeks to educate, inspire and increase the number of women committed to philanthropy. Quarterly, POP members host social events where they work to solicit and review requests from area non-profits and recruit new members to join their effort. Together, members vote on the organization(s) to receive their annual grant award. Membership is open to the public, with the kick-off held in late summer. The final grant awards are presented at the Power of the Purse Annual Gala in December. In 2013, POP members pooled their financial resources, each making a $100 contribution, to award a combined total of $11,250 to The Angel Fund, Lungs on the Run Fund and A Kid Again.

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2013 Community Foundation Events

The Community Foundation’s three annual fundraisers are not only a means of raising dollars, but are also a way to bring the community together. Our 2013 fundraisers enjoyed another record-breaking year, in terms of attendance and net proceeds, thanks to the generous support from our sponsors and participants. Funds raised at these events support the Foundation’s Community Grant Fund and Operating Fund.

The Community Golf Classic

The 14th Annual Community Golf Classic hosted 200 golfers at both Wetherington and Four Bridg- es Golf and Country Clubs. Combined with the post-outing Dinner and Auction at Wetherington, the event raised nearly $90,000.

The Shamrock Shuffle

For the second year in a row, the Shamrock Shuffle earned “Best of the North”, awarded by Cincy Magazine, in the category of Charity Race.

In 2013, the event drew nearly 5000 participants for the 5k Run/Walk, 10k Run and Children’s Fun Run. The day concluded with a Community Block Party at Union Centre Square.

The “Shuffle Gives Back” program saw its highest participation to-date, granting more than $26,000 back to the community. Through this initiative race participants form teams to raise dollars for the charity of their choice.

2013 Shamrock Shuffle proceeds totaled more than $67,000 under the direction of event co-chairs Shellie Leder and Melissa Benedict, in cooperation with Lindsay Wiseman, Pam Shrout, the Union Centre Boulevard Merchant Association and West Chester Township.

17 The 20th anniversary Key Event

In 2013 the Foundation celebrated the 20th Anniversary of The Key Event. Under the leadership of Gail Jackson-Miller and her committee of dedicated volunteers, the event raised a record-breaking $168,000!

This signature event hosted 600 guests for a cocktail party and auction at The Marriott, before enjoying a unique dining experience prepared by a professional chef at one of 30 host homes around West Chester and Liberty Township.

Guests are invited to an after-party at the home of Dick & Patti Alderson for live music and dancing.

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Foundation leadership

Board of Trustees Staff Governance Committee Patti Alderson, Chair Melissa Benedict, President Sandy Brueshaber, Chair Jonathan Theders, Vice-Chair Nancy Fister, Vice President - Patti Alderson Craig Hudson, Treasurer Finance Craig Hudson Susan Morgan, Secretary Karen Reimer, Program Susan Morgan Sandy Brueshaber, Governance Associate Jonathan Theders Deborah Boehner Teddy Siegel, Administrative Kelly Bramel Assistant Executive Committee Karen Carnahan Patti Alderson, Chair Tom Daskalakis Program Volunteers Sandy Brueshaber Marty Davis Barb Vanlandingham Craig Hudson Helen Fanz LeVay Liz Perry Gail Jackson Miller Bob Hutsenpiller Virgil McCullough Susan Morgan Gail Jackson Miller Bill Schumacker Tim Kelly Investment Committee Greg Stamp Keith Kline John Shaffner, Chair Jonathan Theders Janelle Lee Patti Alderson Ian Murray Kelly Bramel Audit Committee Karen Rolcik Karen Carnahan Helen Fanz LeVay, Chair Loren Schramm Daryl Demo Kelly Brammel Bill Shumacker Vince Hall Brenda Frazier John Shaffner Tom Holding William Schumacker Greg Stamp Craig Hudson Tim Sheeran Julie White Ron Rosenbeck Lindsay Wiseman Tim Sheeran Budget Committee Dan Zieverink Greg Stamp Jonathan Theders, Chair Tom Zenge Patti Alderson Advisory Committee Craig Hudson Kristen Bitonte Grants Committee Tim Kelly Judith Boyko Marty Davis, Chair Greg Stamp Adrian Breen Chris Cartledge Catherine Evans Marty Davis Strategic Planning Richard Flynn Mary Haglage In 2013, the Community Brenda Frazier Debbie Jones Foundation’s Board of Directors Scott Gilliam Tim Kelly approved a new Strategic Plan. Frederic Holzberger Pam Krieger As part of that plan sub- Shellie Leder Lew Ann Lawhorn committees were formed. Donna Leslie Mike Zimmer The following are the Plan’s Ray Murray Committees and Committee Dan Orner Education Committee Co-Chair: Rick Prinz Sandy Brueshaber, Chair Kathleen Rambo Brent Arter Community Assistance – Tim Sheeran Mary Haglage Bob Hutsenpiller Nancy Terry Keith Kline Mission/Vision – Rebecca Wilber Donna Leslie Jonathan Theders Tom Zenge Katherine Maurer Governance – Denise Renneker Sandy Brueshaber Kathy Winterman, PhD PR & Marketing – Lindsay Wiseman Finance – Craig Hudson Development – Patti Alderson Planned Giving – Karen Rolcik

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FINANCIALS

2013

assets

Cash and cash equivalents $ 276,990 Pledges receivable, net 271,464 Investments 10,687,572 Furniture and equipment 1,517

Total Assets $ 11,237.543

liabilIties and net assets

Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ –

Net Assets Unrestricted 10,966,079 Temporarily restricted 271,464

Total net assets 11,237,543

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 11,237,543

2013 Independent audit performed by Clark Schaefer Hackett. For full audit information, please contact the Foundation office at 513-874-5450. The Community Foundation is pleased to work with our Investment Managers; First Financial Bank, Huntington Bank, and Financial Management Group.

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SPONSORS

The Community Foundation would like to thank the following attorneys, estate planners, bankers, financial managers and accountants for their sponsorship of our 2013 Annual Report.

Cuni, Ferguson & Levay Co. , L.P.A. Helen Franz LeVay, Esq. 513-771-6768 [email protected]

Helen Fanz LeVay, Esq. has over 25 years legal FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT GROUP (FMG) experience and her practice focuses exclusively on Rob Siegmann, MBA Advisor/Chief Operating Officer; estate planning, probate and trust administration, Dave Wilder, CFP Advisor/Chief Investment Officer; estate and trust taxation, real estate, philanthropy and Rob Lemmons, CFP, CPA Advisor/Director of Financial charitable giving. Helen is partner with Cuni, Ferguson Planning and LeVay, Co., LPA, one of the most well-respected 513-984-6696 small law firms in the greater Cincinnati area, as well as www.fmgonline.com | [email protected] a member of the Ohio State Bar Association, Cincinnati Bar Association (Estate Planning and Elder Law For over 25 years, we’ve been serving clients through- Committees) and the Cincinnati Estate Planning out Greater Cincinnati and the United States. We enjoy Council. Helen is a member of The Community “the company we keep”, and think of our colleagues Foundation’s Board and resides in West Chester with and clients as family. FMG is an independently owned, her three sons and husband, Joe. fee-only, comprehensive wealth planning firm. We’re proud of our history, and passionate about what we do.

We believe in delivering extraordinary, personalized First Financial Bank service while placing client interests first. At the same Lawrence P. Mulligan, Jr. time, FMG provides real-life, expert advice to business 513-979-5798 owners, corporate executives, wealth-growing families www.bankatfirst.com and retirees. We’re here to guide clients through life’s transitions - every step of the way to ensure that every client can achieve their lifetime goals and objectives. For almost 150 years, First Financial Bank has successfully combined the expertise and services of a larger bank with the care and perspective of a neighborhood Flynn & Company, Inc. community bank. First Financial has grown from its Richard Flynn roots in nearby Hamilton, Ohio to become the second President largest bank holding company headquartered in Greater 513-530-9200 Cincinnati with assets of $6.5 billion. [email protected]

Although the bank continues to experience exciting growth, the mission of the bank remains the same. Flynn & Company is a full service certified public First Financial has and always will be a client-centered accounting and consulting firm specializing in tax and relationship-focused bank that builds strong services, accounting & assurance services and business partnerships with its clients, local business and the & management consulting. Flynn & Company has been community. First Financial proudly supports The helping individuals and businesses achieve financial Community Foundation to help improve the quality success since 1994. They are committed to providing of life in the region. their clients with innovative and practical solutions that are customized to meet their needs.

21 Thomas B. Holding, CFP®, CRPC®, CLU Advisor Representative Lincoln Financial Advisors/ Sagemark Consulting 513-942-4410 [email protected] Millikin & Fitton Law Firm Thomas B. Holding, CFP®, CRPC®, CLU is a Certified 513-863-6700 | www.mfitton.com Financial Planning Practitioner with Lincoln Financial Advisors. Tom has more than 25 years experience Pictured: Heather Sanderson Lewis, Catherine L. Evans, specializing in financial planning for retirees, widows, William C. Keck, John J. Reister, Jeffrey L. Rulon, business owners and executives. He is a Past-President Jon P. Whalen, Thomas A. Dierling, Steven A. Tooman, of the Financial Planning Association (FPA) of Greater Paul G. Franke, Salvatore A. Gilene and Craig D. Havens. Cincinnati and is on the Boards of both the West Chester/Liberty Chamber Alliance and the Community Founded in 1840 and the oldest law firm in Butler Foundation of West Chester/Liberty. County, Millikin & Fitton Law Firms offers a full-range of legal services for individuals, families, business and local government entities. Our attorneys maintain the firm’s tradition of providing exceptional legal services Huntington Bank while using creative problem solving and technology to William Schumacker enhance efficiency and service our clients. Private Financial Group Region Manager 513-366-3081 William.Schumacker@ huntington.com James H. Smith III, Esq. Lindhorst & Dreidame William “Bill” has been in banking for 33+ years. 513-345-5767 As Region Manager with Huntington Bank, Bill oversees [email protected] the Greater Cincinnati Wealth Advisors office located at the Rookwood Tower. Bill’s responsibilities include having the Personal Trust, Portfolio Management, Private Banking, and Wealth Brokerage areas Practicing primarily in taxation, estate planning, reporting to him. Bill assists clients in their investment corporate and real estate law. Mr. Smith has worked management and wealth planning for their families. extensively in the West Chester/Liberty area on numerous tax, corporate and real estate transactions.

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DONORS

Abilities First Mr. John Bange Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boyd Ms. Kathryn Abner Ms. Chellie Baran-Davidson Casey Boyer Mr. Charles Ackerman Ms. Diana G. Barnett Mr. and Mrs. David Boyko Mr. David Addison Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barney Mr. and Mrs. Todd Brading Ms. Sharon P. Addison Mr. and Mrs. Kevin P. Barney Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bramel AGAPE Instruments Service, Inc. Ms. Terri L. Baroch Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brands Mr. and Mrs. Doug Agricola Mr. and Mrs. William Barr Bravo Cucina Italiana Dr. and Mrs. Masood Ahmad Mr. David P. Barringer Ms. Regina Breen AK Steel Foundation Barrington of West Chester, LLC Ms. Angela Breetz Mrs. Cheryl Alcorn Mr. Jason Basil Ms. June I. Brenner North Ridge Realty Group Mr. and Mrs. John D. Batchelder Bricker & Eckler Mr. and Mrs. Dick Alderson Ms. Katherine A. Baxter Bridge Logistics, Inc. Alexander & Associates Co. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Beardon Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bridge Ms. Stephanie A. Allan Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beatty Ms. Lauren Bridgeford Allegheny College Beaux Mondes Salon & Spa Mr. William Bridgeford Mr. and Mrs. William M. Allen II Mr. and Ms. Terry Beckemeyer Bridgewater Falls Station, LLC Mr. and Mrs. John Allgaier Beckmark. Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William Brinkmann Sr. Mrs. Gail D. Allshouse Beech Acres Parenting Center Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brinkmann Alternative Computer Technology Mr. Shane Beeker Ms. Michelle Brodbeck AlwaysOn Communications LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beerman Mr. David Brokaw Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Amador Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell Ms. Mary L. Brophy American Electric Power Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bell Ms. Ann Brown American Homeland Title Agency Mr. Ernest Bellisario Mr. Clarence Brown Amica Mutual Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. James Benedict Ms. Karen E. Brown Amylin Ohio LLC Mr. and Mrs. Paul Benedict Ms. Mary Brown Mr. and Mrs. Richard Andersen Mr. and Mrs. Daniel B. Benhase Mr. Robert T. Brown Ms. Malinda Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Benner Mr. and Mrs. Rodger Brown Animal Hospital of West Chester Ms. Carin Bennett Browne & Company, Inc Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Mr. and Mrs. David Berger Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bruce Apollo Electric, Inc. Mr. Arnie Beringer Mr. and Mrs. Larry Brueshaber Aptalis Pharma US, Inc. Mr. Bryan Berlier Mr. David Bruno and Rep. Margaret Aquatic & Garden Decor Mrs. Chrissie L. Berry Conditt Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Arens Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bertsch Mr. George Bryans Mr. John Arents Best Buy Co., Inc. BSI Engineering Ms. Sandy Argo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Birch BTG Growers Ms. Helena Armour Mr. and Mrs. David Biroschik Mr. John R. Bublitz Sr. Brent Arter State Farm Terry Biroschik Mr. and Mrs. Steven Buchholz Mr. and Mrs. Brent Arter Bishop Fenwick High School Buckeye Smiles LLC Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashby Mr. and Mrs. Gary Bivins Buffalo Wild Wings Mr. and Mrs. Scott Askren Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Blake Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Bugg Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Aten Mr. C. Kevin Blase Ms. Lynn Buhr Mr. and Mrs. David Auer Mr. and Mrs. Eric Blevins Ms. Brittany Buhrlage Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Aumiller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Bley Mr. and Mrs. James Bukowski Avondale Comprehensive Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Blue Mr. and Mrs. Brian Buriff Development Corporation The BMW Store DBA Cincinnati Mini Mr. and Mrs. Barry Burke Mr. and Mrs. Kevin E. Babcock Mrs. Kathleen Bock Mr. and Mrs. James Burke Ms. Roberta J. Bach Speaker and Mrs. John Boehner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burning Back Porch Saloon Ms. Lindsay Boehner Mr. Edward Burns Sr. Terry Back Mr. and Mrs. Allen Boerger Ms. Priscilla Burt Ms. Nancy Backus Mr. Ray Bogan The Busam-Kelly Family Fund Badin High School Ms. Susan E. Bolander Butler County Development Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Baechle Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Bollmer Roundtable Bailey & Company Benefits Group Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bolte Mr. and Mrs. James E. Butler Ms. Carole Bailey Bonbright Distributors C’est Cheese Food Truck Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Bailey Ms. Elizabeth A. Bonin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caine Bajon Salon Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bonnell Mr. Douglas Caldwell Mr. Earl Baker Ms. Sandra S. Bosley Ms. Jinja Cales Mr Zachary Ballinger and Ms. Julie Boston Burrito Co. Mr. and Mrs David Campbell Waldbillig Ms. Mary Bowling Mr. Theodore J. Campbell Ms. Rebecca Balon Mr. and Mrs. Peter Boxer Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell

23 Mr. and Mrs. Nicolas Campos Mr. Jeremy Cooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dreisig Mr. and Mrs. John Cappella CORN Ltd, LLC Mrs. Kea M. Drumm The Capuano Corp DBA Pillar Mr. and Mrs. Darren Corns Ms. Patricia Drybala to Post Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Cornwell Mr. and Mrs. Mark Dunaway Mr. and Mrs. Greg Card Cors & Bassett Mr. Gary Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Colby Carlson Cox & Manegold Dentistry Co. Ms. Mary Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Carnahan Cox Media Group Inc Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dunn Ms. Cathy Carrico Mr. Lawrence J. Cox Shannon Dunn Judge and Mr. Barbara S. Carter Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Cox Mr. and Ms. James Dupps Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cartledge Ms. Lisa Crachiolo Ms. Linda Dupuis Mrs. Rosemarie Caruso Mr. David P. Craig Christopher W. Dyer Cassady Schiller & Associates, Inc. Cramer and Associates, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dyjak Catholic Healthcare Partners Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth M. Crawford E-Technologies Group Mr. and Mrs. Chris Cavens Mr. Robert S. Creech Mr. Thomas Earl CCHMC Mrs. Sherri Creech Ms. Jane Early CDO Technologies, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V. Cribbs Eaton Computer Services Cedar Village Retirement Community Mr. and Ms. Matthew Crossin Ms. Joanne Ebbers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chaloult Mr. Daniel Crumbaker and Ms. Ms. Juanita Ebers Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman Jennifer Woeste Ms. Kristi L. Echler Mrs. Barbara Chappell CTI Restaurants, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Pat Edwards Mr. and Mrs. John Chappell Ms. Stephanie Cummings Mr. W. Patrick Edwards Charles Schwab & Company Cummins Bridgeway EG Meiners Enterprises, Inc/DBA Mr. David Cheatham Cuni, Ferguson & LeVay LaRosa’s Princeton Mr. and Mrs. William Chiaramonte Curries Restaurant Ms. Beth Ehlers Chili Rocks Mr. and Mrs. William Curry Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ehlke Chris Mack Basketball Camp Custom Mail Services Rev. and Mrs. Danny Eitel Lt. Col. and Mrs. Erik L. Christensen DACO Mr. and Mrs. Robert Elberfeld Christian Ministry Campus Inc. Mr. and Mrs. David Dambach Mr. and Mrs. Donald Eldridge Mr. James Chronister Mr. and Mrs. Theodore M. Dannis Mr. James Elfers Cin-Day Health Services LLC DBA Mr. Mark Dare Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Elligett Massage Envy Dave & Buster’s Cincinnati Mr. and Ms. Scott Ellsworth Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Dave’s Quality Meats Mr. and Mrs. David Eltringham Medical Center Mr. and Mrs. Joel Davia Emery Federal Credit Union Cincinnati Dental Services Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Davis En Fuego Two, LLC Cincinnati Eyecare Team - West Chester Mr. and Mrs. David M. Davis Ms. Tina Engdahl Cincinnati Scoops LLC Mr. Les Davis Mr. and Mrs. James Engebretson Cincy Cones, LLC Ms. Marty Davis Mr. Joel Engelmeier Mr. Dave Ciotti Ms. Suzanna Hopkins Davis Ms. Karen Engle CJC Mr. Adam Day Ennis, Roberts, & Fischer Clark Schaefer, Hackett & Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Day Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Entler Ms. Amanda M. Clark Mr. Ryan Day Mr. Rich Enyeart Mr. Brian Clark Mr. and Mrs. Gerard F. Deehan Equifax, Inc. Mr. Joe Clark Mr. James Degenhart Escort, Inc, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Clark Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Deluse Mr. and Mrs. Jay Evans Dick Clarke Company Mr. and Mrs. Ronald DeMarco Mr. Tommy Evans Mr. and Mrs. Dick Clarke Morgan Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R. Eversole Clinical Supply Co. Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Demo Mrs. Susan A. Eversole CMC Mortgage Services, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Chip DeMois Ms. Teresa G. Evick CMG Corporate Services, Inc. Mr. Chip Dennig Eyecare One Coldwell Banker West Shell Foundation Mr. Frank Denton Mr. Joe Faessler Coldwell Banker/West Shell Realtors Mr. John Detherage Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Faessler West Chester Dr. Martha Dever dds Fairfield Community Foundation Mr. Richard Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Diaferio Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Farrell Mr. Johnson Coley Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin C. Dibble Mr. Peter Fasano Colonial Foundation Dickerson Distributing George Fecher Mr. and Mrs. Carl Colvin Ms. Melinda L. Dimatteo Kelle Fecher Community First Solutions Dingle House, LLC Mr. Ken Feldmann Ms. Margaret Conditt and Mr. David Ms. Jennifer Dirr Mr. and Mrs. Steven Feldmann Bruno Dixon Golf Mr. Thomas Fening The Cone Ms. Julie Dolbier Mr. Raymond G. Ferguson Confidence Builders Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dolfi Ms. April J. Ferland Ms. Margaret Conley Mr. Jay Dollries Festival Concessions Services Mr. and Mrs. John T. Conochalla Mr. Gerald Domis and Ms. Cindy Domis Fiehrer Motors, Inc. Dr. David J. Conover Ms. Mary Donaldson Fifth Third Bank Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Conway Donato’s Pizza Cincinnati Financial Management Group Mr. Alec Conyers Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dooley Mr. Steve Finnery Mr. and Mrs. David Cook Mr. and Mrs. George E. Dorin Firebird Victory Bell Club Mr. and Mrs. John Cook Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dorsey First Financial Bank

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Dr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Fischer Mr. Kenneth Goode Mr. Brian Herberth and Ms. Ashley Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fisher Ms. Viva Goorian Fisher Ms. Diane Fisher Government Strategies Group, LLC Ms. Carrie Herrmann Ms. Karen Fisher Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas W. Grabarz Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Herzog Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fisher Cherokee Elementary Hillandale Communities Mr. and Mrs. William E. Fister Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Grady Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy Hilty Fitness 19 Ms. Janet Grau Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hinker Mr. and Mrs. Michael N. Fitzharris Ms. Janet Gray Mr. Joe Hinson Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gray Jr. Historic BBQ Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Fitzpatrick Graydon, Head & Ritchey LLP Mr. and Ms. Dennis Hjort Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Flannery Great Miami Valley YMCA Dr. Patrick J. Hoban D.D.S. Mr. Thomas Flege and Mrs. Bethany Mr. and Mrs. James Green Ms. Tracee Hoelscher Sininger-Flege Mrs. Jamie Green Mr. and Mrs. William Hoffer Mr. and Mrs. Steven Fleissner Mr. and Mrs. John D. Green Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoffman Flynn & Company PSC, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John M. Green Ms. Tina Hoffman Ms. Elaine Flynn Mr. and Mrs. David E. Greenburg Mr. Travis Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Flynn Ms. Florence Gregory Mr. and Ms. Jeff Holcomb Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Fogel Ms. Victoria Gregory Mr. & Mrs. Tom Holding Mr. and Mrs. James Foley III Grimes Properties Ms. Karen Holford Mr. Mark A. Folta Mr. and Mrs. Randy Grimes Mr. Richard Holmes and Mrs. FOP 186 Ms. Jackie Gristock Kathleen Holmes FormSoft Group Mr. and Mrs. Neil Grone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt Ms. Karen Fowler Ms. Brittany Grote Ms. Peggy A. Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. David Fox Mr. Michael Guy The Holzberger Family Humanitarian Ms. Linda Fox Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hackman Foundation Inc. Mr. Dominic Franchini Mr. Mike Hagedorn Ms. Deborah Ronson Ms. Iris Frank Haglage Construction Mr. and Mrs. David F. Honhart Ms. Barbara Frazier Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haglage Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Horner Ms. Brenda Frazier Mr. and Mrs. James Hahn Hospice Care of Middletown, Inc. Freedom Parent Council Mr. Steve Haley Hospice of Dayton Mr. Dan Freese and Mrs. Michelle Ms. Diane Hamann Mr. and Dr. John Houfek Evans Hamilton Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ken Hover Mr. and Mrs. Don Frendberg Hamilton YWCA Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Howard Ms. Terri Frey Ming Han Mr. Timothy Howard Friends of John Boehner Hans White Tiger Tae Kwon Do Ms. Rhonda Huber Mr. George Fries Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hansen Ms. Sabrina Hubert Frost Brown & Todd, LLC. Mr. James H. Hanson II Mr. Adam Hudak Mrs. Amy M. Fugate Mr. and Mrs. Paul W. Hardix Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fuller Ms. Maria Hardy Ms. Roxie L. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Harris Humana Ms. Stephanie S. Fulmer Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harrison Mr. and Mrs. Dean B. Hume G S Baker Real Estate Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hart Ms. Becky Hummeldorf Mr. Richard Gabbour Harvest Financial Advisors Ms. Christine Humphreys Dr. Jennifer Gaines Mr. and Ms. Brad Hasselbeck Hunter Consulting Mr. and Mrs. James M. Gajewski Ms. Linda Hauck Huntington Bank Dr. and Mrs. Robert D. Garland DDS Hauser Heating & Air Conditioning Huntington National Bank Ms. Susan Garrett Mr. Nick G. Hayden Mr. Art Hupp and Mrs. Maria Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gasparec Mr. Steve M. Hayden Valente-Hupp The GE Foundation Dr. and Mrs. Tom Hayden Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hurst Mr. Andre Gendreau Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hearn Mrs. Catherine Huss Mr. Donald Gentry Ms. April Hearns and Mr. Keith Mr. Christian Huston Mr. Michael George Harris Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hutsenpiller Get Me Registered. Com LLC Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hecht ICA Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Getzy Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hecquet Icom America Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Gibson Heidelberg Distributing Company IKEA Ms. Meredith Giesting Mr. and Mrs. William Heiselman Information Design, Inc. Gift Card donation Mr. Tom Helfrich-Stone ING Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gilday Ms. Iris Helis Mr. and Mrs. Rainer Ingmann Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gilles Mr. Kyle Hellman Ms. Doris Inkrott Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gilley Helmes Plumbing Innovative Labeling Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Scott Gilliam Mr. and Mrs. Gage Hemmelgarn Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Isaacs Girl Scouts of Western Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hendel iSpace Inc. Mr. and Mrs. O. Lee Gleason Mr. and Ms. William D. Henderson A.J. Iverson Mr and Mrs Edward J. Glickman Mr. Kevin Henderson Jack in the Box GMZ, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Price Jackson Ms. Ranelle C. Godfrey Hedrick Ms. Lynn Hensler Mr. and Mrs. Michael Jacob Gold Star Chili Media Ms. Shelli Hensley Jacobs Employee Charity Account Ms. Linda J. Gold Robin James

25 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Janszen Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kneisel Rongrong Li Mr. Tim Jarrett Knight Willis Murphy LLC Liberty Land Company, LLC JDMLB Inc., DBA Jets Pizza Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Koch Liberty Veterinary Hospital Jeff Pohlman Tire and Auto Ms. Lakme Kodros LifeSpan, Inc. Service Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Tom S. Koenig Ms. Sandra K. Likes Jeff Wyler Cadillac Kohl’s Department Stores Dr. and Mrs. Joe Lindeman Ms. Melissa Jeffers Ms. Michelle L. Kohler Mr. Dan Lippmeier Ms. Holly Jenkins Ms. Heather Kohlstedt and Mr. Jeff Mr. Jared Lischkge Ms. Kara Jenkins Shively Mr. John Littig Mr. Jed Jessie Kona Ice Mr. and Mrs. Chris Littleton Jewish Family Service of the Mr. George Konrad Live Well Chiropractic Center LLC Cincinnati Area Mr. and Mrs. David Kozlowski Ms. Rachel C. Looney Jim Dandy’s Family BBQ Mr. Eric Kramer Mr. and Mrs. Gary Losey Mr. Arnie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. William C. Krieger Mr. Tommy W. Loveberry Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Johnson Mr. William F. Krieger Mr. Bradley Lovell Ms. Michelle I. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. James Krieghoff Mr. and Mrs. David Lowry Johnston & Assoc., LLC Kroger Mr. and Mrs. Norman Luce SGT Shelley Johnston Ms. Eliza Kroger Mr. and Mrs. John Lucia Ms. Debora K. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Mark Krone Mr. Michael Luebbe Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jones Mr. and Mrs. Richard Krummen Luigi’s Olde World Market, LLC Ms. Jeannette A. Jones Mr. Joseph Kuhns Ms. Jacqueline Luken Ms. Marilynn J. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kuznof Lungs on the Run JTM Provisions Co., Inc. Mrs. Sandy Kuznof Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lutz Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Jung Ms. Jennifer Lafferty Mr. Craig Lyjak Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kaaa Mr. and Mrs. William LaHue Mrs. Kim Lykins Mr. Nick Kanoza and Ms. Katie Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Lakanen Lyons & Lyons Co., L.P.A. Mr. Thomas Kanoza and Mrs. Sheila Ms. Jennifer Lake Judge and Mrs. Rob Lyons Munafo-Kanoza Dr. Karen Mantia Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Magan Mr. Stephen Kapuscinski Lakota East Commerce Centre Ms. Lisa Mangiaracina Mr. Joshua J. Kast Lakota Lacrosse Club, Inc. Manheim Cincy Auto Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Katz Lakota Local Schools Mr. Danny Manley KC Robotics Lakota Optimist Club of West Mr. and Mrs. Sam Manos Mr. and Mrs. John Keane Chester Ms. Verla Mantegna Keating, Muething & Klekamp Lakota West Athletic Boosters Dr. Karen Mantia Mr. William Keefer Ms. Anna Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Anil Marfatia Mr. and Mrs. Otto Keeton Ms. Mary Elizabeth Lamb Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. Marggrander Mr. and Mrs. Christian P. Keitel Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lambeck Ms. Laurel Markley Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Keith Ms. Annette Landesman Mr. and Mrs. William Marquet Sr. Mrs. Jill Kelechi Ms. Kathleen Lane Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Chad Kelley Lang Financial Group Mr. and Mrs. David Martin Mr. Michael J. Kelley Mr. and Mrs. George F. Lang Ms. Donna M. Martin Mr. Brian Kelly Mr. and Mrs. James Lang Ms. Joyce Martin Mr. and Mrs. Tim Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lanham Ms. Marion Martin Kemba Credit Union Mr. and Mrs. Sam LaRocca Ms. Anna-Marie Martinez Ken Neyer Plumbing, Inc Mrs. Margery B. Larson Mr. Dana E. Martini Mr. and Mrs. David Kern Mr. and Mrs. E. Randall Laubach Mr. Michael Martz Mr. and Mrs. Patrick C. Kern Ms. Brenda Lauqel Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mascaritolo Mr. Lee Ketcham Mrs. Lew Ann Lawhorn Mr. and Mrs. Lee Massey Kettering Medical Center Network Mr. and Mrs. Geoff Leder Master K. Kim’s Tae Kwon Do,Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Kieback Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee Mr. and Mrs. John Matacic Mr. Bill Kilroy Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Lee Mr. and Mrs. Art Mathews Kinder Garden School Mrs. Roberta Lee Mr. and Mrs. Norval Mathie Mr. and Mrs. Jacob King Ms. Paramjit K. Lekhi Matrix Claims Management, Inc. Ms. Connie King Mr. Jim LeMay Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mattis Ms. Leslie A. King Mr. and Mrs. Trevor Lemmel Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Mayberry Mr. and Rev. Matthew King Mr. Robert Lemmons Ms. Christine Mays Kings Honda Leo Consulting Group McAlister’s Deli Ms. Shirley Kinney Ms. Julie Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Scott McCabe Mr. and Mrs. George Kinstedt Mr. and Mrs. Kerry J. Leonhardt Mr. Jerome McCarter Ms. Carolyn Kirby Leshnak Tax Preparation LLC Mr. Berton McClain Ms. Wendy Kissel Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leslie Mr. and Mrs. William McCloy KJ’s BBQ & Catering, LLC Mr. Joe Leta and Ms. Tedi Blinkhorn Ms. Heather McConnell Mr. Edward Klein Mr. John Leugers Mr. and Mrs. Virgil McCullough Dr. Keith K. Kline and Dr. Gail E. Mr. Joseph LeVay and Mrs. Helen McCullough-Hyde Memorial Kist-Kline Fanz Levay Hospital Trust Mr. and Mrs. Warren H. Klink Mr. Bob Lewis Ms. Jennifer McDonald Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kluesener Mr. Gary Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFarland Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knauer J.I. Lewis Mr. and Mrs. Mike McGee

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McHugh and Beam, LLC Ms. Elizabeth Mullen Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker Mr. and Mrs. Patrick McKinley Mr. and Mrs. Tony Munafo Partners in Prime Mr. and Mrs. Stephen McKinley Munson & Associates LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pate Mr. and Mrs. Matthew McKinney Mr. Tom Munyer and Ms. Denise Stevens Pathways Christian Church & Ms. Christine McLaughlin Mr. Ray Murray Foundation Ms. Julie McMullen Mr. and Mrs. Gary Musengo Patricia’s Weddings & Custom Ms. Beverly A. McNabb Ms. Dorotha Myers Wedding Cakes, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Matt McNally Mr. and Mrs. Michael Myers Ms. Jane E. Patten Mr. William McVey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nadler Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Pavlech Mr. and Mrs. James McWilliams Mr. Michael Nagorka Mr. and Mrs. Jim Paxton Mechanical Finishing Inc. Ms. Carol Nail Mr. and Mrs. Randy Payne MegaCorp Logistics, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Cecil E. Neff Mr. and Mrs. William Peck Meijer Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nelson Mr. Ronald Pence Ms. Amanda Meilinger Mr. and Mrs. Tim Nelson Ms. Cynthia Pendergrass Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meinking Mr. Patrick Nesbitt Ms. Jennifer Pennington Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meintel Ms. Donna Neubert PEO Sisterhood Ms. Amy Meiser Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Newman People Working Cooperatively Mr. and Mrs. Manfred Menninger Mr. and Mrs. Justin Newnum Cincinnati Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Menninger Ms. Kimberly Nguyen G & J Pepsi Cola Bottling Company Ms. Gail Merritt Ms. Ruth Nicklet Perfection Gymnastics School Ms. Melissa Merritt Mr. Rod Nimtz Performance Benefit Solutions Messer Construction Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Nixon Mr. and Mrs. Nick D. Perrino Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. David Noonan Phelan Insurance Agency, Inc. Messersmith Jr. Kelly Noonan Mr. Jeff Phelps Mr. and Mrs. Robert Messmer Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nordbloom Mr. and Mrs. Chris Philpott Mr. and Mrs. David S. Meyer Ms. Sindy Nordstrom Pinecrest Nursery Ms. Mandi Meyer Ms. Doris Norris Pinnacle Financial Advisor, Inc. Miami University North Side Bank & Trust Company Ms. Anna Piontek Miami University VOA Learning Ms. Jill Northway Ms. Rhonda Pitchford Center Mr. and Mrs. Richard Novak Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pitel Mr. Michael Michalski Noxsel Waddell Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pittman Middletown Area Senior Citizens Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Noxsel Planes Moving & Storage Middletown Arts Center Mrs. Pat Nyhan West Chester Middletown Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Terence O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Mark Plumbo MidPointe Library System Ms. Mandy O’Halloran PMBD Garrett Inc. DBA Elements Midwest Training, LLC Ms. Linda O’Hara Therapeutic Massage Mr. Gerald E. Miller Ms. Susan S. Ochs PNC Bank Mr. Kent Miller and Mrs. Gail Mr. and Mrs. Donald Oelling Ms. Renee Pollack Jackson-Miller Mr. and Mrs. Schubert Ogden Mr. and Mrs. Barry Polley Mr. and Ms. Mike Miller Ohio Alliance of Boys and Girls Clubs Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posner Millikin & Fitton Law Firm Ohio Bureau of Workers Mr. and Mrs. David Allan Potter Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miner Compensation Mr. and Mrs. Michael Powell Mr. and Dr. Anil Mital OK Interiors Corp. Judge Stephen W. Powell Dr. Anubhav Mital Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Okun Mr. and Mrs. Jason Powless The Mobile Cone One Way Farm Mr. and Mrs. G. Michael Pratt Mr. and Mrs. William H. Mock, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Oppito Premier Health Partners Mr. Steve Moeller Orange Leaf at the Banks Mr. Todd J. Prewitt Mr. Mike Molzberger Mr. and Mrs. Dan Orner Mr. James Price and Ms. Jill Monroe Dry Cleaning Wellington Orthopedics aka Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Monroe Orthopaedic Consultants of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Price Montgomery Lodge No. 94 Cincinnati Ms. Michelle Price Ms. Teresa Moody Orthopaedic Physical Therapy & Primary Health Solutions Ms. Janet Moore and Mr. Neil Tollas Associates Prodigy Title Agency, LLC Dr. Steven R. Moore Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osinski Progress Supply Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Morand Ms. Jane Otten Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pruett Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morelli Mr. Leroy Oursler Ms. Diana Puppin Mr. Jim Morgan and Ms. Lisa OWC Restaurants, Inc. Putter’s Tavern & Grill Mangiaracia Mr. Larry Owens Quatkemeyer Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Morgan Oxford Community Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Quatkemeyer Mr. Wayne Morrison Mrs. and Mrs. Karen Paasch Ms. Erin Quebman Mr. Mike Morse and Mrs. Sharon Ms Megan Pace Queen City Mustangers Danehy-Morse Mr. and Mrs. Chris Painter Queen City Sandwiches LLC Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mosley Mr. Bill Paliobeis Mr. and Mrs. John S. Quimby Ms. Elizabeth Motter Mr. Clinton R. Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Mark Quinn Mueller Roofing Distributors Ms. Courtney Panowicz Mr. and Mrs. Michael Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Panowicz R.O.O.T.S Club - Lakota East Mr. and Mrs. Paul Muething Parachute: Butler County CASA High School Ms. Jo Anne Muir Mr. and Mrs. Giacomo Parisi Mr. and Mrs. James Rademacher

27 Mr. Shaw T. Rader Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Ruthman Mr. Herbert Siegel Mr. and Mrs. David Randolph Mr. and Mrs. Clifford D. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Robert Siegmann Mr. Joseph P. Raspanti Dr. and Mrs. James J. Ryan Silfex Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ratterman S.E.L.F. Mr. and Mrs. Lou Silverberg RDR Family Ventures ZZZ LLC Mr. David Sabourin Mr. and Mrs. Steve Silverberg Reach Out Lakota Mrs. and Mrs. Frances Sack Ms. Ericka Simmons Ms. Linda Reddington Mr. Tony Saini Ms. Karen M. Singer Ms. Cindy Reed Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Mike Sipple Mr. and Mrs. Doug Reed Mr. and Mrs. Duane Satzger Ms. Pam Smallwood Mr. Ernest Reed Mr. and Mrs. Britt Scearce Ms. Elizabeth Smith Ms. Wilma Reed Mr. Richard Schaeffer, Jr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Smith III Regional Association for Adults Marjorie Schaeffer Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Smith in Higher Education (RAAHE) Mr. and Mrs. John Schaller Mr. and Mrs. Jon Smith Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Reiff Mr. and Mrs. Michael Scharff Ms. Juli Smith Mr. and Mrs. Warren Reihs Mr. Rich Schemenaur Mr. and Mrs. Kevin T. Smith Mr. Nicholas Reinel Ms. Angelika Schlegel Ms. Lisa Ann Smith Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Reisen Mr. and Mrs. Alan Schmidt Jr. Ms. Martha Smith Mr. Donald Reisenberg Mr. Stephen Schnabl Ms. Nicole Smith Mr. and Mrs. Keith Renneker Mr. John A. Schneder Ronnie Smith Mr. and Mrs. Mark Renneker Schneider Brothers Electric, Inc. Smokey Bones Mr. Scott Renneker Mr. and Mrs. Buddy J. Schneider Smokin’ in the D Republic Wire, Inc. Mr. Martin Schneider Mr. and Mrs. John Smyth Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Reshard Mr. and Mrs. Matthew C. Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Snell Restoration Massage Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schnetzer Mr. Bill Snyder Mr. and Mrs. William Richardson Ms. Debbie Scholtz Mr. and Mrs. David Snyder Mr. and Mrs. John Rider Corey Schramm Ms. Kathleen Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rieser Mr. Jeff Schramm Somethin’ Serious BBQ Bunch Mr. Stephen S. Riggins Ryan Schramm Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Spangler Ms. Judi L. Riley Mr. and Mrs. Steve Schramm The Spicy Olive Ms. Julie Rinaldi Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schrum The Spirit of Cincinnatus RiskSOURCE Clark-Theders Mr. and Mrs. Dan Schrum Spoil U Rotten Salon Ms. Virginia Ritan Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Schuh Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Spradling Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rivera Schul Tile & Stone Co. Mr. and Mrs. William Spreckelmeier RJ Pizza Group Ms. Holly Schultheis St. Rita Comprehensive Robbins, Kelly, Patterson & Tucker Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Schulze Communications Resources Robert Lucke Group Schumacher Dugan Construction St. Susanna’s Bridge Club J. David and Kathleen A. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schumacher Staarmann Family Vision Center, Inc. Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William M. Schumacker Dr. and Dr. Tim Staarmann Mr. and Mrs. Dave Roberts Mr. Brad Schwartz Stable Step LLC Mrs. Betty Robertson Scott Financial Services Ms. Brenda S. Stafford Robertson, Geiser & Longano, LLC Scott M Everhart DDS, Mamta M Mr. and Mrs. James Stahly Mr. Lynn Robertson Kori DDS Inc Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stalford E. Robinson-Gripp and C. Gripp Scramblin Eggs BBQ Ms. Kathleen R. Stallard Ms. Diane Robisch SDA Studios Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Stamp Egils Robs Ms. Lauren E. Seal Mr. and Mrs. Don Stamper Rock Bottom Restaurants Ms. Joanna Sears Mr. Ed Staples Rodenberg Family Foundation Sebaly Shillito + Dyer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Stark Mr. Marc Roderick Ms. Mary Jo Seibert Ms. Tracy Starr Edward and Elyse Rogers Family Mr. Terrence Senger Stautberg Financial Group Foundation Ms. Regina Sennett Mr. and Mrs. Brian Stautberg Ms. Mary Rogers Mrs. Francine Sevel-Goldsmith and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stautberg Mr. and Mrs. Timothy C. Rogers Mr. Bruce Goldsmith Mrs. LaVerne R. Stautberg Rolcik Law Office Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shadoan Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stautberg Ms. Karen A. Rolcik Shannon Tool Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stautberg Mr. and Mrs. James Rose Mr. and Mrs. Jeffery Sharp Ms. Kelly Steigerwalt Rotary Club of West Chester/Liberty Mr. Dan Shearer Mr. and Mrs. John Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Myron Rowland Ms. Alberta M. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Stevens Rub-a-Rib-Rib BBQ Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Greg Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Rubenstein Sherrills Ford Elementary School Ms. Diana Stewart Ms. Connie Rudolph Ms. Martha Shields Ms. Nikki Stewart Ms. Janet M. Rudolph Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shiver Mr. William Stewart Mr. Scott Rudy Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shrout Mr. James D. Stock Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Rumpke Shuffle Gives Back Mrs. Michele Stoffer Mr. William Rumsey Mr. Willliam P. Shula Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stoker Mr. and Mrs. Scott Rush Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shulman Mr. and Mrs. James Stoops Ms. Caitlyn Russell Siegel Roofing Mr. and Mrs. Barry Strasser WK Russell Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Siegel Strauss & Troy Ms. Judy Rutherford Mr. Edward Siegel Mr. and Mrs. John Stretch

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Mr. Jim Stroud United Way Butler County Mr. and Mrs. Stephen H. Williams Mrs. Kimberly Stroud United Way of Greater Cincinnati - Mr. and Mrs. William P. Williams Ms. Terri Studer Middletown Area Mr. and Mrs. Steven Williamson Chefs Paul and Pam Sturkey University of Cincinnati Mr. Mitchell A. Willis Mr. and Mrs. Ed Suddleson Mr. Doug Uyeda Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willis Sugar Pot Kettle Corn Mr. John P. Van Ausdal Wing Eyecare Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vanderpool Mr. Chris Winiarski Sure-Footed Enterprises, LLC, DBA Mr. John Vann Mr. Dan Winterhalter and Mrs. Smoothie King Liberty Twp. VFW Post 7696 Madonna-Renee Durbin Mr. and Mrs. William Swartz Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Viens Mr. Rich Winterman and Dr. Kathy Mr. and Mrs. Bob Swartzel The Village Spa Winterman Ms. Jacquelyn S. Sweeney Ms. Morgan Vincent Winton Road First Church of God Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sylvester Vogue Home Renovations Ms. Melissa Wipperman Ms. Sandra Szczygiel Mr. and Mrs. Michael Volk Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wipperman Dr. Susan Szmyd Ms. Patricia Vondran Ms. Una Wirthlin and Ms. Kathy Penter Mr. and Mrs. Paul Szydlowski Mr. and Mrs. Michael Voytek The Wise Owl Taco Bell Foundation for Teens Mr. Kyle Wade Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tacosik Mr. and Mrs. Chad Waldfogel Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wiseman Mr. and Mrs. John Tacosik Walgreens Mr. Robert Wisser Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tacosik Ms. Deborah Wallace Mr. and Mrs. James Witte Mr. and Mrs. John Tagarelli Dr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Wallace Wolf Group Natale Tallarino III Ms. Irene Wallace Ms. Sumako Wolf Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tallmadge Ms. Jeanne H. Walther Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wolfer Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tankersley Mr. Justin Ward Ms. Joyce G. Wood Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tanner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ward Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Woodhams Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Tate Paddy Ward Woodrow Brothers Scaffolding Mrs. Deborah Robb-Tausch Mr. Robert Ward Mr. and Mrs. Brian Woodruff Mr. and Mrs. Fred Teagarden We Can Business Incubator Mr. Elbert Woods Mr. and Mrs. Chad Teeters Webcor Inc Mr. and Mrs. Dan Woodward Ms. Nancy Terry Mr. Alexander Weber Jr. Mr. Robert Worsham Mr. and Mrs. Randy Terry Mr. and Mrs. Christopher M. Weber Schumacher-Dugan Construction Mr. and Mrs. Todd Terry Ms. Jane Weber Dr. and Mrs. Peter Wylie Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Theders Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weber XLC Services, LLC Mr. and Mrs. James Theilman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weber Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Yaw Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Thomas Mrs. Tonya M. Weber Yelton Fine Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. David A. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Philip Weeda Mr. David Young Ms. Kathleen Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Vito Weeda Mr. Douglas Young Ms. Luann Thorne Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wegmann Mr. and Mrs. Roland Young Tide Dry Cleaners Ms. Gwen Wehner Mr. and Mrs. Todd Young Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tobergte Weil Funeral Home Your Window Cleaning Company Todd Homes Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Weil Mr. Darrin Yuska and Ms. Leslie Parsons Mrs. Darlene Todd Mr. John Weil Mr. and Mrs. James Zaya Ms. Nico R. Toliver Mr. and Mrs. Ed Weiland Ms. Melinda Zemper Mr. and Mrs. Steve Tooman Mr. and Mrs. Michael Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Zenge Mr. and Mrs. John Topits Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Weisbrod Mr. and Mrs. William Zerkle Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Torzewski Mr. and Mrs. Mark Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zieverink Total Quality Logistics, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weiss Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Towne Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Welch Toyota Motor Engineering & Mr. Todd Wernicke Manufacturing North America Inc. West Berlin Wesleyan Church Mr. and Mrs. Todd Trapp West Chester Baseball Partnership Mr. and Mrs. William Trau West Chester FF Association Mr. Brett Treherne West Chester Spa Services LLC DBA Tri-City Enterprises LLC Massage Envy Tri-County Heating & Cooling Mr. and Mrs. Gary West Troy’s Cafe and Catering Ms. Mary E. Whirls Ms. Gwendolyn Trujillo Mr. David White The Trump Organization Mr. and Mrs. Fred V. White Jr. Mr. Jon Tschopp Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Mrs. Eileen Turain Mr. Sid Wibbels Mr. Joe Turck Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wieland UBS Financial Services Ms. Rebecca Wigal UC Health - West Chester Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Todd Wilber UC Health Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Hub Wilburn UC Physicians, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wildner Union Centre Blvd Merchant Association Ms. Christina Williams Union Institute and University Mr. and Mrs. Craig Williams United Group Services Mr. and Mrs. Haven Williams

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AGAPE’s Benevolent Fund Lakota Sports Organization Fund Dr. Masood and Shakila Ahmad Scholarship Fund Lungs on the Run Fund AK Steel Charitable Fund Mercedes Benz of West Chester Fund Dick & Patti Alderson Family Fund Troy and Tania Meyers Culinary Scholarship Fund Allen Park Fund Glen E. Mieling Memorial Scholarship Fund Amylin Pharmaceuticals Fund Moeller Class of ‘77 Scholarship Fund Angel Fund Karen Moeller Memorial Scholarship Fund Anthony’s Army Fund Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary School Endowment Fund Arter Legacy Fund MVD Communications Fund Ashley’s Fund Nixon-Peters Family Fund Kyle Babcock Scholarship Fund North Ridge Realty Group Fund Kyle Babcock Memorial Fund One Way Farm Fund Backpacks for Pine Ridge Fund Partners in Prime Fund BAE Systems, Inc. Fund PAWS Animal Adoption Center Fund Butler County Republican Women’s Club Scholarship Fund Pete’s List of Excellence Scholarship Fund John Boehner Education Fund Pets Helping People Fund Friends of Youth Fund to Benefit Boys & Girls Club Fund Planes Moving and Storage Fund Julia Ellen Burnett Scholarship Fund Power of the Purse Fund Edmund C. Carey Scholarship Fund Post Secondary Education Collaborative Fund Caring Like Karen Fund Primrose School of West Chester Fund Carnahan Family Fund Kristin Renneker Scholarship Fund Childhood Brain Tumor Fund RMP Family Fund Phyllis and Dick Clarke Family Fund JD Roberts Family Fund Clark-Theders Insurance Agency Fund Reach Out Lakota Fund Community Grants Fund Ron and Teresa Rosenbeck Family Fund Community Kids Fund Rotary Club of West Chester Liberty Fund Companions on a Journey Grief Support Fund Art and Dorothy Roth Family Fund Community Foundation Scholarship Fund Myron and Tommie Rowland Family Fund Creech Family Charitable Fund Stanley D. Rullman Fund Vicki Curtis Fund for Students and Teaching Excellence Fund Sassy’s Friends Fund Davis-Wendell Family Fund Karen M. Schroeder Memorial Scholarship Fund Jordan Day Scholarship Fund Supports to Encourage Low-Income Families Fund Linda Marie Degenhart Forevermore Fund Shiver Security Systems, Inc. Fund Deluse Family Fund Jessica Ann Siegel Scholarship Fund DeMois Family Scholarship Fund Rob and Maelyn Siegmann Fund Harold Draut Scholarship Fund Skidmore Sales & Distributing Co., Inc. Fund Thomas Dunlap Scholarship Fund Zach Smith Memorial Fund Eastside Angels Fund Dana Spangler Memorial Scholarship Fund Fabian Family Charitable Fund Square at Union Centre Fund Families Living with Diabetes Fund Steven Robert Memorial Scholarship Fund Ben Feazel Memorial Scholarship Fund William A. and LaVerne R. Stautberg Endowment Fund Friends of Liberty Parks & Recreation Fund Greg and Diane Stevens Fund Flynn and Company Scholarship Fund James and Naomi Stock Recognition Fund Financial Management Group Charitable Fund 3 little Halos Fund Forever Fund Traveler Assistance Fund Friends of the West Chester Library Fund Union Centre Business Merchant Association Fund GIVE HOPE Pancreatic Cancer Research & Awareness Fund United Group Services Fund GMZ, Inc. Fund Butler County United Way Legacy Fund Haglage Construction Fund Mark Vaccariello Memorial Scholarship Fund Sam and Becky Harris Family Fund Jennifer Verkamp Charitable Fund Susan C. Hendel Scholarship Fund Voice of America MetroParks Programs Fund Heroes Fund National Voice of America Museum of Broadcasting Fund Robert & Christine Humphreys Family Fund VOA Centre Scholarship Fund for Returning Veterans Fund Huntington Bank Fund Robert C. Wasson Memorial Fund iSqFt Community Outreach Fund The Art Fund Izaak Walton League, Cincinnati Chapter Fund WC Baseball Complex Sustaining Capital Real Property Fund Jess’s Fund West Chester Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association Fund Craig Jones Memorial Scholarship Fund West Chester Union Township Historical Society Fund Julia’s Angel Fund MidPointe Library West Chester Support Fund Kids2Kamp Fund MidPointe Library West Chester Art Fund Matthew and Andrea King Servant Leadership Scholarship Fund West Chester Parks Fund Kleingers & Associates, Inc. Fund West Chester Rotary Foundation Fund Kromer-Pavlech Family Fund West Chester Township Senior Van Transportation Fund Lakota Athletic Participation Fee Fund West Chester Christmas Walk Fund Bob Lawhorn Education Fund F & J White Charitable Fund Leadership 21 Class of 2011 Benefit Run Fund Aaron Wietzel Fund Greg Lemmel Scholarship Fund David and Dina Wilder Fund Leo Johnson Memorial Fund Winterman Resiliency Scholarship Fund Lakota East Spark Fund The Wishing Well Project Fund Lakota F.I.E.L.D.S Fund Woodmansee Cemetery Fund Lakota Fund Roy H. Yelton Memorial Scholarship Fund Liberty Township Charitable Fund Youth in Philanthropy Fund Liberty Township Parks Fund Ezekiel “Zeke” Stepaniak Memorial Scholarship Fund LIFT Fund Tom and Judy Zenge Fund Nate Livings Community Fund Lakota Robotics Fund 5641 Union Centre Drive, West Chester, OH 45069 TEL (513) 874-5450, FAX (513) 874-5472 www.wclfoundation.com

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