creating tomorrows together
2017 Annual Report About Us
We are a community of donors committed to making our region and the world a better place to call home.
The Foundation is a public charity, 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with more than $291 million in charitable assets composed of nearly 800 individual funds. Each fund represents a unique charitable giving partnership with an individual, family, business or nonprofit organization.
The Foundation consistently demonstrates a unique capability to connect donors with the opportunity to make a real difference through charitable giving. Since 1973, Toledo Community Foundation has helped area citizens put charitable dollars to work addressing the issues most Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. important to them in the communities they care most about. 300 Madison Avenue, Suite 1300 Information about planned giving and more information about Toledo, OH 43604 the Foundation can be found at www.toledocf.org. Telephone: 419.241.5049 Email: [email protected] Our Mission Website: www.toledocf.org Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. – a public, charitable foundation – exists to improve the quality of life in the region by:
• Providing a flexible, informed, effective means for donors to achieve their charitable goals in perpetuity
• Addressing the changing needs of the region through efficient, prudent, high impact grantmaking
• Serving as a source of information about and as a catalyst in shaping the region’s response to those needs, and
• Facilitating the work of other grantmaking organizations in order to achieve effective and efficient grantmaking practices
Let us show you just how easy, flexible and effective your charitable giving can be. We can help you with the details. Contact us at 419.241.5049 to start making your community a better place. Dear Friends, ne of the most enduring traits of humanity is the desire to be a part of something bigger than ourselves; ideally, something that will outlive us and that will leave the world a better O place than it was when we arrived. We do many things at the Toledo Community Foundation. We help individuals, families and organizations establish funds for causes about which they care deeply. We provide diligent stewardship of those assets to ensure their stability and fruitfulness for years to come. We vet Scott A. Estes and assist nonprofit organizations that benefit from the generosity of TCF donors and supporters. CHAIR And we provide leadership to identify particular needs of the community and convene those with the resources and expertise to address them.
But behind all these things is the one goal we all share: to be a vital, dynamic contributor to our world, and to create a better tomorrow for everyone who comes after us.
“Creating tomorrows together” is the theme of our annual report this year — and in the pages that follow, we honor the Foundation’s many participants who have supported this mission. We invite you to explore the philanthropic vision of two families who established funds with the Foundation, and to learn about a few of the many organizations that have served the community Keith Burwell PRESIDENT through Foundation grants.
The ways in which Foundation contributors have benefitted others could fill volumes. But one unique to TCF is the ability to assemble time, talent and treasure from multiple stakeholders to tackle difficult community challenges.
Our feature story on pages 2-3 illustrates one such challenge: the opioid crisis, and its effect on future generations. We’re excited about the life-changing impact the Chrysalis program has had for drug-dependent mothers-to-be, and the millions of dollars it has saved in caring for drug- dependent infants whose futures are often bleak. Its potential benefit to other women and children, made possible in part by TCF funding of the program’s expansion, is truly beyond calculation.
Support from people like you has allowed Toledo Community Foundation to make these things possible. For 45 years, we’ve been able to create tomorrows together for countless members of our community — and with your continued support, we all can look forward to an ever-brighter future.
Sincerely,
Scott A. Estes Keith Burwell CHAIR, BOARD OF TRUSTEES PRESIDENT
1 Healthy futures for mothers and babies Toledo Community “I came to Chrysalis Foundation partners broken, with a baby, with mental health provider and they’ve helped me Harbor to change lives put my life back together.” even before they begin — Kelly, Chrysalis graduate and mother of Jace
hen Kelly first learned of Chrysalis — northwest Ohio’s Investing strategically for maximum impact only inpatient drug treatment program for expectant The grant proposal to expand Chrysalis from five to 16 inpatient Wmothers — she was pregnant, drug-addicted, and on beds was a large funding request, and the research conducted by her way to prison. So her turnaround in the program has been Foundation staff helped the board quickly realize that the returns nothing short of remarkable. on an investment in this program would be profound. Thankfully, that turnaround is by no means unique. “When I realized what this program was positioned to accomplish, “Since we started in 2016, we’ve had 48 women deliver 19 I knew that we had to give it serious consideration,” stated Susan babies* in Harbor’s Chrysalis program,” says Stephanie Calmes, Palmer, TCF board member and Grants & Distribution Committee Clinical Director of Harbor Behavioral Health Services, who chair. oversees the Chrysalis program. “And every one of those babies “Typically, a drug-addicted mother will deliver a drug-addicted has been born full-term, full-weight, and drug free. That’s a baby who won’t make it to full term,” Chris Dziad, TCF program remarkable achievement, and we’re looking forward to helping officer explained. “A low-birth-weight baby with neonatal absti- even more women accomplish this.” nence syndrome (NAS) suffers greatly their first months of life, Kelly’s prison sentence turned out to be a lifesaver, not only for and usually spends those months in a neonatal intensive care unit. her, but for her new baby boy, Jace — because it was the attorney “Those NICU stays typically cost $1/2 million per child — and handling her case that referred her to Chrysalis. “If it weren’t for the baby can end up with serious developmental issues,” said Chrysalis, I probably would have stayed with the baby’s father, Chris. “Once those children leave the hospital, they will likely who was also using drugs, and nothing would have changed. go home to mothers who still are abusing drugs and who may Now, my son and I have a future.” be imprisoned or even die of an overdose — and then the child The potential for even more women like Kelly to deliver healthy ends up in foster care.” babies and become drug-free inspired the Toledo Community The double impact of improving outcomes for both mothers and Foundation. TCF awarded a $200,000 grant to expand the their children also led the ProMedica Foundation to intensify their Chrysalis program of Harbor and move it from Bowling Green, support of Chrysalis, and to approach TCF for funding. Ohio, to Toledo. 2 *As of June 2018. “Since 2015, the ProMedica Foundation’s major annual “Chrysalis must show that they are following those protocols, fundraising event has supported mental health services and and that they have a reasonably solid record of success.” awareness,” said ProMedica Foundation’s chief philanthropic Kelly affirms the importance of those benchmarks. “You don’t officer, Gary Cates. “In 2017, we met with Harbor and asked, just serve out your days here — you have to complete the ‘What if we used those funds to invest in a big way for program,” she said. “Girls know that if they want to stay here, significant impact in one specific area?’” they follow the rules — and most want to be here. They WANT Because the program benefitted two at-risk populations at to get better.” once, Chrysalis was their choice. ProMedica decided to devote Besides developing childrearing skills and techniques to cope a portion of the proceeds from their annual Unmasking Mental with stress, the Chrysalis program emphasizes helping mothers Health event to facilitate the Chrysalis program. develop a stable home to return to when they leave the program. To scale up to a level of operation where Chrysalis could “In 2007, I was in another facility for 28 days,” said Kelly. benefit from self-sustaining levels of revenue, Chrysalis needed “It wasn’t successful because they didn’t deal with core relation- additional resources. “We saw Toledo Community Foundation ship issues, or my living situation.” In contrast, Chrysalis works as a natural partner in supporting the Toledo-based program, with clients not only to build a strong support network but because we knew it would have wide-ranging positive impact also to secure a safe place to live, a job or plans for schooling, throughout the community,” Gary said. medical resources for both mom and baby, and a substance after-care plan and provider for mom. Outcomes are key to ongoing support “I had the mindset that I had to be a perfect mom, and then my “Everyone at the Foundation weighed this decision thoroughly,” baby would be perfect, too,” said Kelly. “Now I realize I can be noted Susan. “What led us to decide in favor of this proposal a good mom, and that’s good! I’ve got some great coping skills was not only the promise of helping moms and kids — it was now — and I’ve learned that when something gets hard, it’s OK the evidence-based treatment model Chrysalis follows. to ask for help.” “Other programs like this have established well-researched benchmarks and protocols for client success,” she explained. 3 Strategic and financial planning was Jim and Pam Fletcher at Crosby Gardens a continuing thread for Jim’s career, as he moved from Owens-Corning to Arthur Young and then on to independent consulting and running his own business. With no children or close relatives who might personally benefit from their estate, it’s not surprising that the Fletchers looked to TCF as a resource to accomplish their estate planning goals. “I knew of the Foundation through my friendship with the former executive director, Pam Howell-Beach. We worked together for a number of years as members of the Toledo chapter of Zonta, an international executive and professional women’s service organization,” Pam recalls. The Fletchers had given some thought about how to structure their fund. “We didn’t think single one-time bequests would be as useful to the organizations we support as a continuing stream of revenue,” said Pam. Jim agreed, noting, “With our Fund, every year when distributions are made, we will be remembered as benefactors by those organizations we care about.” They both appreciated how convenient it Jim and Pam Fletcher was to establish their fund. “The amount of our estate wouldn’t justify the cost and Securing the Future for Others effort of setting up an endowment fund on our own — but with a Toledo Community Foundation fund, the work was done for us. im and Pam Fletcher both had the same goal in mind when it came The whole process was easy. We didn’t Jto estate planning — to assure that their assets would provide ongo- have to pay a fee to make it happen and ing benefits to the causes and organizations that they care about and there was no requirement to commit a support. And the Toledo Community Foundation’s Legacy Fund provided specific dollar amount,” said Jim. “We didn’t a perfect means to achieve that goal. want to lose control of our assets during our Pam and Jim met while attending Oberlin College. They married and lifetimes — and with our Legacy Fund, we moved to Boston, where the two of them earned master’s degrees won’t. All we had to do was work with TCF and Pam taught high school in nearby Quincy. After graduate staff to set up the fund. One meeting and school, they moved to Long Island, where Jim worked for Grumman some paperwork, and it was done.” Aerospace and Pam continued to teach. When Jim was hired by The Fletchers’ Legacy Fund will ensure that Owens-Corning, they relocated here and Toledo became their home. local and national causes dear to their hearts “After teaching another three years at Lake Local High School, I was will benefit from their generosity for many ready for a career change,” said Pam, “so I earned my J.D. at The years to come. As Jim observed, “Now, when University of Toledo College of Law and became a staff attorney I listen to public radio and hear announce- in the Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals. Then I took a position ments crediting the Bill and Melinda Gates as in-house counsel at Libbey-Owens-Ford Company. I worked in Foundation for their support, I think ‘and corporate securities and other legal areas for the rest of my career, we’ve got the Pam and Jim Fletcher Fund 4 eventually retiring from Dana Corporation.” at the Toledo Community Foundation.’” Conda Family Funds Facilitating Hands-on Philanthropy
t’s been a long journey for Joe and Judith Conda and their daughter, Susan Conda, from their family’s I beginning in Burlington, New Jersey to their involvement in philanthropy in northwest Ohio. Joe started working after high school, but did not begin college until six years later. While holding a full-time job and studying at night, he earned his bachelor’s degree at age 34. In 1969 he became employed at Brockway Glass which was sold to Owens-Illinois in 1988. The family then moved to Perrysburg. He worked his way up the ranks, eventually being named president of O-I’s Healthcare Packaging Company, as well as a corporate officer of the company. “When we were kids, both of our families had very little money, but we didn’t know differently,” recalls Judith. “No one in either family had money to give away.” “The concept of philanthropy was foreign to us,” added Joe. “In preparation for retirement, we first met with an estate attorney in 2005. He told me that we might want to consider giving some of our money away. That was a hard concept for me to digest — it took a while.” Joe admitted that, at first, he was even more reluctant to embrace working with the Toledo Community Foundation. “We were a bit nervous about it. It actually took us about seven years to give it a try — and then we finally did set up a donor advised fund. But we didn’t make any grants for some time.” continued on page 6
5 Susan, Judith and Joe Conda at the Toledo Museum of Art Education was the initial driving interest for Judith; special needs in particular. Her developmentally handicapped older sister inspired her to pursue a career in special education. In fact, their family’s first significant gifts were to support scholarships for students majoring in Intervention Services at Bowling Green State University.
A new philanthropic focus It wasn’t long, however, before the Condas sensed that their efforts were not focused. Joe’s second retirement in 2016 was the catalyst for a more strategic approach to the family’s giving. They all agreed that literacy in all its forms should be the major focus. For them, “literacy” means more than the ability to interpret the printed page. “It means understanding yourself, your community, and your world,” said Judith. “That’s why so much of our giving now leans toward ‘helping others navigate their world.’” “Under this broad umbrella,” said Susan, “we have two strategic goals: investing in the community and positively impacting as many lives Toledo Zoo’s ZooTeens work to beautify as possible.” Judith added, “We now have four distinct criteria. First, a the banks of the Maumee River. project has to be sustainable — we want the endeavor to last. Second, we want to support programming, not capital projects. Third, desired outcomes must be clearly defined, driving toward positive change. And fourth, there must be accountability — where resources are being used and how they are promoting the objectives.” continued from page 5 A Conda family project that typifies their strategic orientation to giving The Condas were no strangers to generosity, though, having already is the Toledo Zoo’s ZooTeens, a 17-year-old program that started with given much of their time and talent to the community. Susan had 16 area youths and now involves over 500 teens. Said Susan, “These become active in public service and volunteer work in 1995 – and future leaders unwittingly become philanthropists themselves by when Judith retired from education in 2003, the two began to work voluntarily using their time and talent. And at the same time, they also more as a team. “Collaboration is just how we do things; it’s some- build literacy in communication and social skills, while being actively thing we focus on,” said Judith. “When we get involved with an involved in self development.” organization, we like to see whether they’re collaborating with other organizations.” Reflecting on Susan’s comment, Joe remarked: “We want them to have the opportunity to become more than they ever thought that To illustrate, Susan described a pilot program she started at the Toledo they could be.” Humane Society in 2010. “It was called Hope and Recovery Pets (HARP). ProMedica now has TCF funds facilitate strategic giving ownership of HARP, and is working with my long-time HARP partner, 2017 was the year when the family started using the funds that had Dr. Janet Hoy-Gerlach of The University of Toledo, during the pilot been growing for years at the Toledo Community Foundation, and phase of the program. This pilot is doing physiological studies evaluat- Susan opened her own fund. ing the long-term effects of the human-animal bond.” Said Susan, “The HARP program’s adoption by ProMedica was integral for my vision Joe laughs as he recalls the transition. “Working with the Foundation of the potential of this program. With the expertise and resources of a is almost TOO easy,” he said. human health care system, such as ProMedica, new ground is being “It makes everything very simple. They know all the rules and regu- broken and biomarker data is being collected and analyzed to evaluate lations about granting gifts. They take care of all of the bookkeeping, Emotional Support Animals (ESAs) as a behavioral health treatment and send us a quarterly fund statement.” modality. This is the type of collaboration we love to see.” “We think we have a clear vision of what we want to accomplish with our giving,” added Joe, “and the team at TCF is a great sounding board for our ideas. We’ve transitioned from thinking in terms of giving money to charity to investing in community. The Foundation 6 makes it simple to do what we envision.” establishing a fund ake a moment to consider the important part you might play in Toledo Community Foundation’s Vehicles for Giving T work by creating a charitable fund. There are a number of ways to get started, and we invite you to A cash gift is tax deductible as provided under current law. explore them with your family, your professional Donations of appreciated publicly-traded securities are advisor and with Foundation staff members. accepted. This type of gift avoids capital gains tax and allows the maximum tax deduction for the full market value of the gift. The Foundation offers a variety of ways for you to make The Foundation also accepts closely-held stock and limited donations to reach your philanthropic goals. You can establish partnership interests. your own fund at the Foundation either during your lifetime or through your estate plan. All grants distributed from your fund – A bequest in your will is a simple way to leave a lasting legacy. today and in the future – are awarded to charities, as determined A life insurance policy can be changed to designate the by you, in the name of your fund. Foundation as the owner and/or beneficiary of a policy. Your gift to the Foundation may be made in many forms. Retirement fund accounts are often your largest asset. You Corporations and businesses are limited to gifts of cash, secu- can give all or part of these assets to the Foundation, both during rities, closely-held stock, limited partnership interests and real your lifetime and/or at your death. estate. You and your family have even more options to consider. Real estate (land, primary residences, vacation homes or farm land) can be donated to the Foundation and deducted at simple steps full fair market value, up to 30 percent of your adjusted gross to create your fund income. The Foundation sells the real estate and the net proceeds 4 capitalize a new fund or are added to an existing fund. Similarly, tangible personal property can be donated to the Foundation, Define your charitable goals. which is also then sold. 1 Decide if you want family members involved, both now and/or in the future. Consider how A charitable remainder trust allows you (or other named much involvement you want in selecting the beneficiaries) to receive lifetime income. Upon your death, the charitable organizations that will receive grants remaining principal creates a fund at the Foundation. You receive an immediate charitable deduction for a portion of the gift and from your fund. Think about how much you want avoid capital gains tax. to give in charitable contributions each year. A charitable lead trust creates income for the Foundation for a specified period, after which the remaining principal is distrib- Contact a Philanthropic Services Officer uted to named beneficiaries. Gift and estate taxes are reduced 2 at the Foundation to discuss the fund option with this type of gift. or options (described on pages 8-9) that best suit your interests and needs. We can create a person- Transfer of a private foundation affords you many advantages, including lower overhead, staff to assist with your charitable goals alized plan, including appropriate legal and other and a higher tax deduction for any future gift, to name only a few. documentation, making giving simple and relevant.
Determine which asset or giving vehicle Getting started 3 you will use to start your fund. Evaluate the options of lifetime assets versus To inquire about starting a fund at the Foundation, planned giving assets – or a combination of the two. please contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in our Philanthropic Services Department at 419.241.5049, Select a name for your fund. [email protected] or [email protected]. 4 Many donors choose a family name, a name that honors or memorializes a loved one or a company 7 name. fund Choosing a fund option options that is right for you Toledo Community Foundation provides professional management and invest- ment of charitable funds, as well as personalized services to meet the goals of individuals, families, businesses and nonprofit organizations.
There are many flexible ways to support your interests – the choice is yours. How involved do you want to be in your grantmaking? Do you want to give to a specific organization or a specific area of interest? Launch a scholarship to honor or memorialize a loved one? Restrict your giving to northwest Ohio and/or fund internationally? Create or continue your business giving program? Whatever your giving goals, there is a fund option for you.
The Foundation offers a number of fund options for you, your family, businesses and nonprofit organizations. A fund at the Foundation operates like a private foundation, but without the administrative and legal burdens associated with private foundations. The funds are flexible and you decide how much or how little you want to be involved in making grants.
Please contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in our Philanthropic Services Department at 419.241.5049, [email protected] or [email protected] to learn more about establishing a fund, making a gift or having a greater impact GRANTEE: Water For Ishmael with your philanthropy. oledo Community Foundation supports the American School for Children Tprogram at Water for Ishmael. The program serves dual language learners from immigrant and refugee families, age 6 weeks to pre-kindergarten. Children from linguistically isolated families in which neither parent speaks English well are at risk academically when they enter kindergarten and some may never catch up. More than 100 children were served in the latest grant round, and measurable progress was made in developmental skills including fine motor skills, gross motor skills, cognitive development, pre-reading and pre-math, 8 and language development. You have several options. options Community Fund Organization respond to changing times Single advised fund – Allows only you Endowment Fund to make grant recommendations. A Community Fund is the broadest option sustain nonprofit organizations and leaves the decisions about your gift to Family advised fund – Provides a simple The Foundation’s years of experience with the Foundation. You trust the Foundation’s and popular way for your family to engage the nonprofit community enables us to assist extensive experience and knowledge of the in organized philanthropy. other charitable organizations in managing community to identify the most pressing needs Corporate advised fund – Offers flexible their assets. By establishing an endowment and effective programs. A Community Fund options for your business and/or employees’ fund at the Foundation, nonprofit organi- provides maximum assurance a fund will charitable giving programs. Your company or zations are relieved of the administrative remain timely and relevant. Grants from these business can outsource all, or any part, of its burdens and costs associated with holding funds are given to qualified organizations charitable giving program to the Foundation their own endowment fund, while receiving to support the well-being and vitality of our for management. a steady stream of income for operations, region and its residents. programming or other organizational needs. You can endow your fund, requiring that the Designated Fund principal of the fund remains untouched and only a percentage of the annual earnings on Scholarship Fund support effective organizations the fund are available for grantmaking; or invest in education You support one or more specific charitable you can create a growth fund (non-endowed) organizations or institutions in perpetuity. A allowing the flexibility to distribute both fund You establish an educational scholarship for Designated Fund may help a single theatre, principal and annual earnings, although not a specific interest. Scholarships can support a food bank or a school during your life and below the minimum required fund balance any level of education, and may be directed after your death. If a beneficiary organization of $10,000. toward students who are graduates of a ceases to exist, loses its tax-exempt status or particular grade or high school, students changes its mission, the Foundation redirects Donor Directed Pooled Fund planning to attend a particular secondary support to a similar organization to honor direct your giving to specific or post-secondary school, students in a your original intent. particular field or students from a certain organizations geographical area. Donor Advised Fund This type of fund allows you the privilege, engage with your giving during your lifetime, to annually designate Supporting Organization specific charitable organizations to receive partner with the Foundation for You take a more active role in your grantmak- grants from your fund. ing (whether local, national or international). access to community information A Donor Advised Fund provides maximum A Supporting Organization is a separate and flexibility for your grantmaking, allowing Field of Interest Fund distinct legal and grantmaking entity that is in designated advisors (named by you) to make connect personal values direct affiliation with the Foundation. It main- recommendations regarding grants from to grantmaking tains its own board of trustees which has your fund. You direct funding to specific causes (the decision-making authority relevant to grant The Foundation facilitates compliance with environment, youth programs or the arts, recipients and other matters. A Supporting financial, legal and tax requirements, as for instance) or geographical areas (a town, Organization’s alliance with the Foundation well as helps develop grantmaking strategies, county or region) that you feel strongly about, reduces administrative, investment and articulates funding guidelines and conducts yet it does not restrict grants to any one regulatory burdens. Family involvement, due diligence, relieving you of the administra- particular organization. Field of Interest Funds individual attention, flexibility, professional tive responsibilities associated with charitable support issues or areas that are important staffing and access to community information giving. If you wish, the Foundation helps you to you in perpetuity. are among the key reasons that families and identify additional organizations that you businesses create supporting organizations at might consider supporting. Toledo Community Foundation. 9 Toledo Community Foundation offers four Centers for Philanthropy through which our professional staff works philanthropic to meet our donors’ diverse needs. The Foundation staff can help you define, implement and evaluate a giving program that addresses the causes and opportunities that are important to you. Certain benefits and fund options are available through different Centers.
The Center for Individual & Family Philanthropy is designed to meet the unique needs of individuals and families with an approach that emphasizes matching donors with causes of personal interest. Designed to help individuals and families simplify their charitable giving, this Center allows donors to create a permanent legacy, communicate charitable vision and values to children and grandchildren and even involve them in the family’s philanthropy today. We also provide expert guidance in defining a philanthropic mission, structuring chari- table gifts and putting mission into action. Whether it’s a simple gift fund or a supporting organization, a wealth of financial and philanthropic expertise is available. Whatever your charitable goal, we can help you achieve it. The Center for Nonprofit Resources The Center for Corporate & Business Philanthropy convened nonprofit is tailored to aid the charitable initiatives of our region’s businesses. professionals for its We are a creative, cost-effective and tax-efficient way for the corporate sector to invest first Mastermind in the community. Designed to help businesses manage community affairs and corpo- group in 2017. rate giving programs, this Center offers expertise in defining philanthropic goals and objectives, establishing a giving program, setting up a charitable fund and leveraging a charitable investment in the community. For business owners and family businesses, the Foundation is the ideal vessel for receiving complicated business assets as charitable gifts, including closely-held stock and business interests.1 Foundation staff provides the professional expertise to help corporations and business owners make a lasting impact on our community. We Can Help Let us show you just how easy, flexible and effective your charitable giving We share our donors’ commitment can be. Contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in our Philanthropic Services to building healthy communities Department, at 419.241.5049, for more information. and promoting the responsible stew- ardship of resources. Whether you The Center for Private & Family Foundations choose to open a fund that creates an exists to provide assistance to private, family and corporate foundations immediate impact in the community, and to nonprofit organizations’ grantmaking programs. a permanent endowment to address ongoing needs or a legacy for your The Foundation has 45 years of experience in administering all aspects of grantmaking community, or use the Foundation’s programs. With its skilled professional staff it is uniquely positioned to provide a broad experience to administer some or all range of advisory, organizational and administrative services to other entities involved aspects of a grantmaking program, in organized philanthropy. Any or all of our services can be tailored to meet the specific the Foundation can help make your needs of the grantmaking organization. charitable giving easy and effective. If you, your family members, a client or an organization in which you are involved could benefit from this Center, contact Anneliese Grytafey, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives & Grantmaking, at 419.241.5049.
10 1 Subject to review by the Toledo Community Foundation Supporting Organization. 2 For more information on credit transfer to Lourdes University’s MLD program, call 419-517-8862. philanthropic centers Learn More To learn more about how we can help you customize a giving plan to meet your charitable goals, contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in our Philanthropic Services Department at 419.241.5049, or visit our website where each Center is more clearly defined at www.toledocf.org.
support emerging nonprofit leaders, specifically minority CEOs/Executive Directors and staff interested in growing into these positions. A combination of high-quality professional development workshops and mentorships provide training and an ongoing support system for personal and professional success. Our alumni from these two certificate programs and the Nonprofit LEAN Six Sigma Certificate program reached a critical number in 2017. The Center launched the C4NPR Alumni Community, creating exclusive opportunities to network with peers and deepen their learning. If you or an agency you care about could benefit from The Center’s offerings, you are encouraged to call Heather Bradley, Director, The Center for Nonprofit Resources, at 419.241.9513. Information about current workshop offerings can be We know that, over time, our community’s needs and opportunities change and found on our website at www.toledocf.org nonprofit organizations have emerged and grown in large numbers to address or The Center’s website at www.c4npr.org. these issues. Many organizations seek help with capacity and sustainability – the kind of support they need to achieve their missions. An additional offering, by establishing an organization endowment fund under the The Center for Nonprofit Resources auspices of the Foundation, nonprofit orga- helps nonprofit organizations advance their missions through nizations are relieved of the administrative expert guidance and a wide array of services, training and burdens and costs associated with holding educational opportunities. their own endowment fund, while receiving Services offered by The Center include professional development, technical a steady stream of income for operating, assistance, on-demand resources and engagement. programmatic and other organizational needs. The Center also offers two professional certificate programs. The Certificate in For information about creating an Nonprofit Management provides the fundamentals an individual needs to build their organization endowment fund, contact skills in nonprofit management, and through a partnership with Lourdes University Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in some hours are eligible for transfer into their Masters in Leadership Development our Philanthropic Services Department, program.2 The Minority Executive Leadership Certificate program is designed to at 419.241.5049. 11 creating connections
GRANTEE: Sunshine Legacy unshine started in 1950 as Sunshine Children’s Home. SToday, programs and services enrich the lives of children and Society adults with developmental disabilities by building relationships, providing experiences, and creating community among staff, individuals, families and friends. Sunshine offers an array of programs which have been supported by numerous grants from Toledo Community Foundation, including Residential Services, Aquatic and Hippotherapy, Respite Programs, Community Recreation, Vocational Services, Clinical Services, Life Coaching Center and Community Employment. 12 Leave A Legacy
Toledo Community Foundation offers giving options that enable you legacy to leave a legacy for future generations and benefit your personal
and financial goals at the same time. You can arrange to establish society a charitable fund in the future or add to a fund set up in your lifetime. You may enjoy significant benefits such as increased income, estate and capital gains tax savings, administrative efficiencies and the opportunity to engage family members in philanthropy.
Legacy Society Members Barbara* & Eugene* Donkel Dr. & Mrs. Robert Limbird Robert A. Schaefer* Here, we recognize donors who George J., Mary A. & Lesley P. Joyce W. Linder Eugene & Elizabeth Schalk Eistetter have made provisions for Toledo Mr. Allen Lloyd, Sr.* Harold C.* & Charlotte L.* Shaffer Community Foundation in their David & Mary Jane Elsass James R. Longe* Craig & Cathy Sheets estate plans: Mr.* & Mrs. Anthony J. Falzone Jean & Kenneth Lovejoy Lois & John Shelly Pam & Jim Fletcher Anonymous (32 donors) Mark & Sandra Luetke Byrne & Lauren Stapleton Robert L. Fondessy* Karen Ardner Kenneth & Rita Martin Norma J. (Swaisgood) Stark* Mr.* & Mrs.* Darrell H. Fox Ashraf F. & Rita W. Banoub Susan L. Martin Sandra Frey Stegman Marilyn Fox Charles J.* & Kathleen M. Baum Mary L. Mazziotti* Virginia Secor Stranahan* James W.* & Linda L. Geary Bob Beach & Pam Howell-Beach Mary L. Mennel Ms. Sandra L. Szymanski Charles & Jean Gottfried Virginia G. Belt* Mrs. Karen Merrels Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Taylor Michael K. Grames Rhoda L. & Roger M. Berkowitz Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Miller Terrance Teagarden Kathleen* & Theodore* Harbaugh Jamie & Ellen Black Edna K. Miller* H. Lawrence Thompson* Ms. Carole A. Harrison Robert* & Nora Blair Gary & Linda Miller Tom & Lynnette Titus Jeanie Bugert Hayward Charmaine & John Blaylock Lanny Milligan & Gary Pfotenhauer Leonard J.* & Dorothy* M. Tomasik Rick & Judy Heidebrink Ed* & Doreen Bomeli Carl B. & Gerri Mockensturm Margaret Toth* Mr.* & Mrs. Paul F. Heymann Konni Bostleman Judith D. F. Moore* Woody* & Judy Trautman Arthur W. & Mary P. Hills Thomas W. Brell Royse Moran* Suzy* & Bob Tyner Edward L. Hoffman Mr.* & Mrs. James L. Brown John & Nancy* Morrison Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Van Rensselaer Lynn M. Hoover Rick & Ginger Brown Jane Y. Murrell Mr. & Mrs. Richard Walen William R. Hylan Robert B. & Sarah S.* Brown Mr. & Mrs. Herman* Richard S. Walinski Clara E. Moody Jackson & Liselotte* Nordmann Virginia Bruns* Martha Weaver* Kiriyanthan A. Jacob Dorothy R. Otis Deborah A. Budd Dr. & Mrs. David L. Weldy Thresiamma Jacob Jonathan F. Orser Lois E. Burgoon Mr. & Mrs. Byron L. West Patricia K. Jarzabski Chuck* & Joan* Oswald Joseph Carron & Sally Marti Carl & Kristina White Dennis & Sheila Johnson Jeanne Reed Richard* & Ann Carter Thomas & Ellen White Jack & Cheryl Johnson Edward J. & Linda S. Reiter Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Conda Mel & Annette Wicks Deborah J. Jones Charles J. & Kathryn J.* Reynolds Ms. Christine A. Coultrip Sandy* & Dick Young Rebecca (Becky) M. Jones William S. & Jeanne M. Richards Brent & Pamela Cousino Marilyn L. Zielinski Richard H. & Joan L. Karwhite Leonard H. Rosenberg Eleanor C. Davies* Saundra M. Zima Elmer A. Knight* L. Jean* & Harold* Sauer Deborah A. Dom Mark & Gretchen Zyndorf James & Nancy Lapp Dwain & Marilyn Sayre * Deceased
Learn More For information about current or deferred giving, or to join our Legacy Society, please contact Bridget Brell Holt or Mike George in our Philanthropic Services Department 13 at 419.241.5049, [email protected] or [email protected]. creating
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GRANTEE: Habitat for Humanity New Funds aumee Valley Habitat for Humanity’s work through its MHomeownership and Home Repair Ministry programs has been supported through grants from Toledo Community Foundation and 2017 other partnerships throughout the community. Since 1988, Habitat’s Homeownership program has provided the opportunity in Lucas County for 195 low-to-moderate income families to purchase safe, decent, affordable homes through 0% interest mortgages. The Home Repair Ministry was started in 2008 and helps current homeowners in the low-to-moderate income areas of our community receive the necessary health and safety repairs that allow them to remain 14 in their homes, and help stabilize and revitalize neighborhoods. Toledo Community Foundation is honored to carry out the new
charitable interests and intentions of our donors into funds perpetuity. We are truly grateful to the individuals, families,
businesses and nonprofit organizations that established 2017 these new funds at the Foundation in 2017. These new funds include both current and Legacy (future) funds.
Two anonymous donors created Legacy Society funds. Rex Decker created The Decker Fund, a current donor directed pooled fund, and through a legacy gift will create The Decker Fund II, The BCSN Northview Visual Arts Scholarship Fund was created a designated fund. by Buckeye Broadband in honor of Ryan Creech, the 2017 BCSN Teacher of the Year, to provide one-time, post-secondary educational One anonymous donor created the DeVilbiss Alumni Scholarship scholarships for graduating seniors of Sylvania Northview who Fund to provide one-time post-secondary educational scholarships to demonstrate an interest in a visual arts related field. graduating high school students who are lineal descents of DeVilbiss High School graduates. Buckeye Broadband committed to continue its Teacher of the Month/Year Award Program for the 11th year, and has created the BCSN TMYAP The Didion Family Fund, a donor advised fund, was created through Fund to recognize the 2018 Teacher of the Year. the Gilbert W. Didion Living Trust.
Mr. Bradley Biller and Mrs. Dorothy Downing-Wuest created the The Estes Family created the Estes Family Fund, a donor advised fund. Zachary E. Biller Memorial Scholarship Fund of the Bowling Green Community Foundation to provide educational scholarships for Steve and Virginia Keller created the Fairhurst Family Fund, a donor graduates of Otsego High School. advised fund.
Black Swamp Bird Observatory has created an organization endowment Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fletcher created the Pam and Jim Fletcher Fund fund, the Black Swamp Bird Observatory Endowment Fund. with a legacy gift.
Mrs. Konni L. Bostleman will add to the Konni Bostleman Fund with The Greater Fostoria Community Foundation created an affiliated donor a legacy gift. advised fund, the Fostoria Learning Center Fund/Terra College Community Fund. Bowling Green Area Community Bands created an organization endowment fund, the Bowling Green Area Community Bands Mr. and Mrs. Mark Frye created a donor advised fund, the Frye Endowment Fund of the Bowling Green Community Foundation, to Family Fund. support the operating, program and/or capital needs of the organization. The Greater Fostoria Community Foundation created the Fund for The Catawba Island Historical Society Endowment Fund of the Foundation Park, a donor advised fund. Ottawa County Community Foundation was created by the organization Giant Industries, Inc. created a donor advised fund, the Giant to support the operating, program and/or capital needs of the Catawba Industries Fund. Island Historical Society. Mr. Michael Gibbons created a donor advised fund, the Gibbons Ms. Ilona Joanne Kovach created the Community Church Seed Family Foundation Fund. Faith Missions’ Food Pantry Fund of the Ottawa County Community Foundation, a designated fund, to support the operating, program, SIOP Foundation, Inc. created a designated fund, the Hebl Grant services and/or capital needs of the Community Church Seed Faith for Reducing Gender Inequities in the Workplace Fund, to Missions’ Food Pantry. encourage graduate students to pursue excellence in gender-related research and scholarship. Joseph and Judith Conda created the Susan L. Conda Fund, a donor advised fund. 15 2017 funds new
GRANTEE: Black Swamp Conservancy
he Black Swamp Conservancy has preserved more Tthan 16,000 acres of natural and agricultural lands in northwest Ohio since its founding in 1993. These Mr. Robert Morrison and Mrs. Linda Krauskopf created a designated efforts have been designed to protect habitats that serve fund, the Henry County Community Foundation Operating Endowment–Robert Morrison Fund of the Henry County Community as natural filters for rain water and sanctuaries for local Foundation, to support the operational needs of the Foundation. flora and fauna, as well as to ensure that regionally productive agricultural lands are protected from the Ms. Pam Hershberger created a donor advised fund, the Pamela S. accelerating rate of residential development throughout Hershberger Fund. rural northwest Ohio. Most recently, Toledo Community The High Street United Methodist Church Endowment Fund of the Foundation funded a program to initiate a sustainable Greater Fostoria Community Foundation was established by High Street farming program designed to preserve current United Methodist Church to support operating, program and/or capital farmland, while augmenting the local food system needs of the Church. and contributing to ecological restoration goals. Mr. Kiriyanthan Jacob and Dr. Thresiamma Jacob created a donor directed pooled fund, the Kiriyanthan and Thresiamma Jacob Fund.
Dr. and Mrs. Amir Khan created the Amir and Shaheda Khan Donor Advised Fund.
Dr. and Mrs. Amir Khan created the Amir and Shaheda Khan Donor Directed Fund, a donor directed pooled fund.
Mrs. Brenda Koehler created the Andy Koehler Medical Scholarship Fund of the Wyandot County Community Foundation to provide scholarship awards to graduates of Upper Sandusky High School intend- ing to pursue a career in the medical field.
Dr. Arthur and Mrs. Mary Mancini created a donor advised fund, the Dr. A. Arthur and Mary M. Mancini Fund. 16 Mr. and Mrs. Craig Sheets will add to the Craig and Cathy Sheets new
Legacy Fund with a legacy gift. funds Mr. and Mrs. John Shelly created a field of interest fund, theLois and
John Shelly Legacy Fund, to support their interests in early childhood education/literacy, education and professional opportunities for women, 2017 environmental/water issues, and the arts.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Smith created the Aaron and Donene Smith Donor Advised Fund of the Greater Fostoria Community Foundation.
Mr. Calvin Smith created a donor advised fund, the Cal Smith Educa- tion Reform Fund.
The Estate of Doris Stamm provided for the creation of the Doris E. Stamm Scholarship Fund of the Ottawa County Community Foun- dation to provide scholarship awards to graduating seniors of Danbury High School or residents of Danbury Township.
The Harvey J. Steele Memorial Fund, a donor advised fund, was Photo Credit: Michael Basists created by Ms. Kara N. Steele.
Dr. Jeffery N. Stephens and Dr. Jackie Vannuyen created the Jeffery N. Stephens and Jackie Vannuyen Fund, a donor advised fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mennel created a designated fund, the Mennel The Toledo Regional Association of Realtors created a donor advised Family Fund II of the Greater Fostoria Community Foundation, to fund, the TRAR Members Helping Members Fund, to support their support the Geary Family YMCA in Fostoria, OH. members who are experiencing economic hardships.
Ms. Rebecca (Becky) M. Jones made provisions through a legacy gift The Winalee Blue Fund, a donor advised fund, was created by Dr. to add to the John and Carolyn Miller Scholarship Fund of the Andrew Stocking and Ms. Amy Myers. Ottawa County Community Foundation. Mr. and Mrs. William Wolff created a donor advised fund, the Wolff Mr. Lanny Milligan and Mr. Gary Pfotenhauer created the Lanny Family Charitable Fund. Milligan and Gary Pfotenhauer Fund, a designated fund, and the Lanny Milligan and Gary Pfotenhauer Scholarship Fund with The Wood County District Public Library Foundation created the Wood a legacy gift. County District Public Library Foundation – Paul and Maureen Endres Fund, a donor advised fund of the Bowling Green Community The Virginia L. Rybicki Fund, a designated fund, was established Foundation. with an estate gift and will support three organizations identified by Ms. Rybicki when she created the future fund. The YMCA John O. Davis Family Endowment Fund, a designated fund, was created by the YMCA and JCC of Greater Toledo to support Ms. Janet Rychnovsky created the Joe Rychnovsky Scholarship the equestrian programs and facilities at the YMCA Storer Camps. Fund to provide post-secondary educational scholarships to graduating seniors of high schools located in northwest Ohio.
As directed by the estate of Charlotte Shaffer, the existing Harold C. and Charlotte L. Shaffer Fund was split into two funds – the Harold C. To learn more about establishing a fund, making a gift and Charlotte L. Shaffer Endowed Chair Fund for The University or having a greater impact with your philanthropy, of Toledo, Department of Biological Sciences, and the Harold C. and please contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt in our Charlotte L. Shaffer Humanitarian Fund, a field of interest fund to promote better understanding of various aspects of health and healthcare. Philanthropic Services Department at 419.241.5049, [email protected] or [email protected]. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Sheehan created the Sheehan Family Charitable Fund, a donor advised fund. 17 creating teams
GRANTEE: Black Swamp Ice Frogs, Inc. Existing lack Swamp Ice Frogs (BSIF) is an ice hockey team created to Bbenefit players with disabilities. Started in 2012 by a parent of a Funds child with autism, BSIF creates a unique opportunity for special needs athletes to participate in a sport that many think they would never have the opportunity to be a part of due to physical/mental limitations or the high-expense of equipment and uniforms. BSIF creates a safe environment for not only socialization, but for physical activity and personal growth. For the families, BSIF is a resource and support group to help through the challenges caregivers encounter raising a special needs child. The Foundation supports this program which provides an opportunity to take the focus from medical needs and 18 allows the children to just “be a kid” by experiencing a team sport. Community and Edward Herzog Unrestricted Fund Toledo Community Foundation Incubator/Emerging Issues in existing Joseph S. & Virginia Heyman Unrestricted Fund I-O Psychology Fund Field of Interest Family Unrestricted Fund Margaret Toth Fund Raymond A. Katzell Fund
Funds Hotel Fund Transportation Assistance Project Elmer Knight Fund funds Pam Howell-Beach Fund Fund Stanley & Catherine Krajewski
Adverse Impact Reduction Jeanneret Award for Excellence Anna Dakin Trowbridge Fund Scholarship Fund for Catholic Research Initiative & Action Fund in the Study of Individual or Albert, Ethel, Philip, Hilda Tucker Education Aspire Fund Group Assessment Fund Fund Prudence H. Lamb Fund Binzer Fund Severn Joyce Unrestricted Fund Tuscarora Fund 2 David C. & Lura M. Lovell Foundation Designated Fund Robert A. & Nora A. Blair Fund William & Elsie Knight William R. Winkle Memorial Fund Community Fund Women’s Fund Dorothy MacKenzie Fallen Ted R. Brenskelle Fund Timbers Education Fund for Mental Health Edward F. Knight Family Fund Youth Philanthropy Fund Mr. & Mrs. Otto M. Manahan Fund Virginia Louise Bruns Fund Robert L. Knight Memorial Fund Richard A. Yudkin Fund Bernita S. Marlow Fund Catalyst Grants Fund Alfred B. Koch Memorial Fund Mary Mazziotti Fund Children’s Fund of Wood County Felia F. LeBoutillier Unrestricted Fund Designated Eleanor Longbrake Fund Tom & Pat McGlauchlin Community Economic Funds Youth Arts Fund Opportunities Fund Gordon M. Mather, Jr. Fund McMaster Family Fund Community Education Fund The Mental Health Association Anonymous for Defiance College Community Venture Partners Fund of Lucas County CARE Fund William A. & Virginia G. Belt Fund C. B. & Sophie T. Miller Craig Browning Cousino Fund Henry L. Morse Fund for the Arts Northern Cambria School Track & Athletic Fund Eleanor C. Davies Fund Richard W. Muzzy Family Fund Douglas W. Bray & Ann Howard Dunnette Prize Endowment Fund Opportunity Fund Fund M. Scott Myers Award Fund John & Hope Eastman Community James L. Outtz Grant for Student Joanne Seidel Brell Fund Northwest Ohio Archaeological Fund Needs Fund Research on Diversity Fund Betty Bronson Memorial Fund Diane Ory Fund Emerging Issues in I-O Bill Rowles Youth Foundation Fund Commodore Perry Monument Fund Psychology–Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/ Mr. & Mrs. Harold Sauer Fund William A. Owens Scholarly Transgender SIOP Award Fund Current Grants Fund Achievement Award Fund Arthur D. Secor Children’s Music DeVilbiss Hall of Fame Fund Evergreen Fund Lessons Fund Delos M. & Doris A. Palmer Fund II Ruth Bennett Everhard Fund E. W. “Gene” & Barbara Donkel Penta Career Center Fund for Secor Fund Fund William E. & Pauline E. Fensler Career-Technical Student Patricia Flaherty (McNerney) Martha Jane Doriot Fund Memorial Fund Seifried Fund Enhancement Fordham Fund John & Hope Eastman First Phoenix Fund September Fund United Methodist Church Fund Kate T. Foster Unrestricted Fund Ida Taylor Rheinfrank Fund Harold C. & Charlotte L. Shaffer Sidney A. Fine Fund Anne Frank in the World Fund Humanitarian Fund Michael Rowles John C. Flanagan Award Fund Youth Camping Fund Maxine L. Friedman Fund Lois & John Shelly Legacy Fund Robert L. Fondessy Family Fund Virginia L. Rybicki Fund Fund for Children & Youth Spectrum Friends of Fine Art Fund Foundation for the Science of Robert A. Schaefer Fund Fund for the Elderly Stace N. & Sandra Frey Stegman Human Donation Fund Fund for the Arts Schmidt-Hunter Fund Fund for Islamic Understanding, Edith Franklin Youth Arts Fund Education & Dialog Duane Stranahan, Sr. Charitable Ellie Seifried Fund Lead Trust Project Fund Fund for the Deaf for the Red Cross Myrtle Geckler Memorial Fund Virginia Secor Stranahan Fund GivingTuesday Fund Harold C. & Charlotte L. Shaffer Dr. Morton Goldberg Lecture Fund for Health Claudia Hannaford Library Fund Endowed Chair Fund Good Works Fund Walter E. Terhune Funds Gerald & Loujean Hazel Fund Roland E. Shoemaker Grace A. Gossens Memorial Fund & Family Fund Roy Thal Fund Hebl Grant for Reducing Gender James Halapleus Fund Catherine Troxel Todd Inequities in the Workplace Fund SIOP Awards Fund Mabell Hausman Fund Memorial Fund Hogan Award for Personality & Donald P. Sparks Educational Fund Emma Boice Hays Fund Toledo Area Historic Work Fund Byrne Stapleton Fund Preservation Fund William R. Hylan Fund II Lucy Stevens Endowment Fund 19
Stranahan Theater Fund Beta Fund William R. Foster Family Fund Learn to Give Foundation Chester Sullwold-OSU Lantern Fund Big Duane Trust #3 Mr. & Mrs. Darrell H. Fox Fund II Lepton Trust Fund funds Norman & Anna Belle Swaisgood Jeff & Kathy Bixler Family Fund Frisch Family Fund Harold & Carol Leupp Memory Garden & Labyrinth Fund Konni Bostleman Fund Frye Family Fund Foundation Fund Mildred Swanson Fund Tom & Betsy Brady Fund Gautsche Stewardship Fund The Liden Fund existing H. L. Thompson, Jr. Family Fund Brotje Family Donor Advised Fund Giant Industries Fund Harold M. Lincoln Family Fund Roy Treuhaft Family Fund Allan & Christine Brown Fund Gibbons Family Foundation Fund LongMoore Fund YMCA Camp Catch-A-Rainbow at Robert B. Brown Family Fund Good Grief of Northwestern Ohio Lovejoy Family Fund Storer Camps Endowment Fund Ashel & Dorothy Bryan Fund Board Designated Fund M25.33.40 Fund YMCA Christian Emphasis Fund Keith & Susan Burwell Fund Grace Community Center Fund Makulinski Family Foundation II YMCA John O. Davis Family “Grizzly ‘Wahb’ Fund II” Dr. A. Arthur & Mary M. Mancini Endowment Fund Cardinal Services Fund Hambro Family Fund Fund YMCA Ewing Scholarship Fund Carson Family Donor Advised Fund Hambro/McCombs Family Fund Rita N. A. Mansour Fund YMCA Jeff Green Fund Carson Family Metroparks Fund Kay & Ted Harbaugh Charitable Fund Mansour Shousher Foundation YMCA Mennel Outdoor Education Chapman Family Fund Harbaugh Family Fund Robert J. & Carol A. Mason Endowment Fund Chapman Fund of Welltower, Inc. Family Fund Jeanie Bugert Hayward Fund YMCA Josephine & Ralph Merickel Charities Foundation Fund Joseph M. & Lois A. Mast Fund Endowment Fund Health Care REIT Fund Benjamin & Lorraine Coe Fund Mazie Foundation II Fund YMCA Ruegsegger Endowment Joseph & Judith Conda Family Fund Heartland Hospice Memorial Youth Tennis Program Fund Event Fund McBride Family Fund Susan L. Conda Fund YMCA Robert Seeger Fund Hedi Fund Steve McCracken Fund The Danberry Foundation Fund YMCA Stollberg Scholarship Helping Hens Fund Daniel K. McIntosh Fund Jeffrey K. & Barbara Day Fund Endowment Fund Pamela S. Hershberger Fund Mary L. McKenny Fund YMCA Warr Endowment Fund Thomas R. & Nancy W. Day Molly & Geoffrey Meyers Fund Family Fund Historic South Initiative Fund Isabel G. Zarobsky Fund Midwest Happy Tails Animal Fund The Delp Family Foundation 2 Brian N. Hoeflinger Memorial Fund Barbara & Bill Zook Memorial Fund Moore Family Fund Tony & Kelly Desch Family Holiday with Heart Fund John & Nancy Morrison Fund Donor Advised Charitable Fund S. Amjad & Dorothy G. Hussain Dickman Educational Fund Family Fund Mud Hens-Walleye Transportation Fund Funds Didion Family Fund William R. Hylan Fund Carl W. Johnson Memorial Fund II Munger Munger Architecture DTF Granite Fund Foundation Fund Anonymous (three donors) Danny S. Eidi & Family Foundation Denise C. & Paul E. Johnson Foundation Fund Jim, Kay & Martin Murray Fund 1-800-SWEEPER Foundation Fund Mohamed & Susan El-Shafie Fund Ralph & Zora Johnson Family Fund Nall Fund George & Elaine Ackerman Estes Family Fund Family Fund Kenneth R. Jones Foundation David Neufeld Memorial Fund Fairhurst Family Fund Paul & Kathy Ackerman Giving Fund Joslin Family Fund II Nimr Family Fund II Fankhauser Family Fund Alexa Fund Amir & Shaheda Khan Donor Notre Dame Club of Toledo Fund John & Mary Fedderke Family Fund Timothy & Nancy Alter Family Fund Advised Fund Old West End Association Board Al & Rosie Fellhauer Fund Designated Fund Dick & Fran Anderson Family Fund Karity Foundation Fund II James & Sanda Findley Fund II Overholt’s Charitable Fund II Mary Jo Anderson Fund The Kelsey Family Fund Findley Davies & James B. Findley George Padanilam Family Tom & Mary Pat Anderson Fund II Edwin & Caroline Kuhlman Fund Memorial Fund II Charitable Fund Aristides Capital Charitable Fund First Solar Corporate Charitable Fund Lamb/Schwier Fund Panther Pride Foundation Fund Richard D. Arnos Family Fund Fort Meigs Association Fund Lambie’s Legacy: the Margaret Arun & Ashalata Patel Family Fund Backoff Family Fund Fort Meigs Board Designated Fund Lamb Guyton Stout Fund Perrysburg Athletic Complex Fund Thomas & Ann Baker Fund II Lawrence T. Foster, Jr. Family Fund Betty & Lloyd Lapp Fund William & Kay Peterson Fund Charles J. & Kathleen M. Baum Timothy K. Foster Family Fund James & Nancy Lapp Fund Principle Business Fund Family Fund Trevor S. Foster Family Fund Latino Fund of Northwest Ohio ProMedica Advocacy Fund 20 Berlin Family Fund ProMedica Community Jeffery N. Stephens & Deke & Hope Welles Fund Leonard J. & Dorothy M. Tomasik existing Revitalization Fund Jackie Vannuyen Fund Whoopee Fund II Fund Reed Fund Douglas W. Stout Memorial Fund Wilczynski Family Fund Robert E. & Suzanne Tyner Fund
funds Ressner Family Fund Duane Stranahan, Jr. Family Fund Jean Eva Williams Fund Ute Fund David M. Risley Fund II Michael Stranahan Family Fund Winalee Blue Fund Waterfall Fund
Rogers Family Foundation Fund R. A. Stranahan, Jr. Charitable John & Ann Witte Charitable Fund II West Donor Directed Fund Advised Fund Noel Romanoff Family Wolff Family Charitable Fund Foundation Fund Toledo 9/11 Memorial & Airshow Fund Frederick & Jacqueline Yocum Organization Brad S. & Julie K. Rubini Fund II Family Fund Toledo Alight Fund Endowment Funds Gretchen Zyndorf Fund Claire Lynsey Rubini Fund The Toledo Club Historical Fritz & Marilyn Rudolph Foundation Fund Arts Commission of Greater Toledo Community Fund Toledo Distinguished Clown Corps Donor Directed Endowment Fund Fritz & Pam Rudolph Fund Fund Pooled Funds Assistance Dogs for Achieving Independence Fund William & Laura Rudolph Toledo Early College High School Community Fund Fund Anonymous Association of Fundraising Toledo Federation of Teachers Professionals, Northwest Ohio St. Phillipine Duchesne Fund Marge, Ted & Debbie Brenskelle Chapter Fund Endowment Fund Fund Samantha & Max Fund Aurora Project Endowment Fund Toledo Regional Autism Network Cricket Fund Donald H. & Dolores M. Saunders Fund Beach House Family Shelter Family Fund II The Decker Fund Toledo Rotary Club Foundation Endowment Fund Savage & Associates Foundation Centennial Fund Nancie H. Entenmann Fund Bittersweet Autism Foundation Fund Toledo Rotary Club Foundation Joel & Davie Epstein Charitable Endowment Fund Carolyn & Sean Savage Family Fund Fund Black Swamp Bird Observatory Foundation Toledo Rotary Club Foundation – James & Sanda Findley Fund Endowment Fund Scheiding Family Fund PIE Fund Mrs. William Gernheuser Fund Black Swamp Conservancy Edward H. Schmidt Family Toledo Rotary Club Foundation Endowment Fund Donor Advised Fund Transformational Projects Fund “Grizzly ‘Wahb’ Fund” The Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo Science Society Fund Toledo School for the Arts Board Harbor Fund Carson Cadet Corps Fund Seed-to-the-Sower Fund Advised Fund Zac & Dee Isaac Family Fund John & Hope Eastman Fund of the United Way of Greater Toledo George Seifried Fund Toledo Technology Academy Fund Kiriyanthan & Thresiamma Jacob Ryan Serber Fund Toledo Urban Federal Credit Union Fund The Epilepsy Center of Northwest Fund Ohio Endowment Fund Seven Seven Fund Dennis & Ann Jarvela Fund TRAR Members Helping Members EqualityToledo Endowment Fund Shade Family Fund Amir & Shaheda Khan Donor Fund Evergreen Community Library Fund Sheehan Family Charitable Fund Directed Fund Woody & Judy Trautman Multifaith Fallen Timbers Battlefield Craig & Cathy Sheets Legacy Fund Fund Kaptur Community Fund Commission Fund Shumaker Loop & Kendrick The Trust Company of Toledo, Joseph & Julie Kranz Fund Marjorie M. Fitkin Fund for Foundation N. A. Donor Advised Fund James E. & Wilma Lupe Fund Sylvania City Schools’ Educators Signature Bank, N.A. Fund TT&T Fund Maximilian Fund Fort Meigs Betty J. Bock Gretchen Gotthart Skeldon Fund Twyman Family Fund Endowment Fund Karen J. Merrels Fund Clyde & Marian Sluhan Victory Center Board Designated Fort Meigs Endowment Fund Mockensturm Donation Fund Memorial Fund Fund The Friends of the Blair Museum Cal Smith Education Reform Fund Walleye Wishing Well Fund Niagara Fund of Lithophanes Fund Paul R. Smith & Kathryn K. Barrett Katharine Winegarden Washburn George & Mariam Padanilam Fund Fund for Equal Justice Fund Memorial Fund Donald H. & Dolores M. Saunders Greater Toledo Area Chapter Souder Family Charitable Fund David & Heidi Waterman Fund Fund of the American Red Cross Fund Tiffany Elise Staelin Fund Weinmann Family Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Savage Fund Hospice of Northwest Ohio Board Barbara S. Steele Fund Designated Fund Wellington Fund for Children Lois B. & John H. Shelly Fund 21 Harvey J. Steele Memorial Fund
Hospice of Northwest Ohio The Victory Center Endowment Fund Education Fund YMCA Endowment Fund funds
Hospice of Northwest Ohio Endowment Fund Scholarship Funds Humane Ohio Endowment Fund existing Junior League of Toledo George & Elaine Ackerman Endowment Fund Agricultural Scholarship Fund Karen Landis Legacy Fund Advertising Club of Toledo Lourdes University Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Ameritish Scholarship Fund Masterworks Chorale Fund Missy Anderzack Mom for Others Maumee Valley Habitat for Scholarship Fund Humanity Fund Burke & Sara Badenhop Maumee Valley Historical Society Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Andrew Bates-Atul Rawat Metroparks of Toledo Area Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund GRANTEE: NeighborWorks® Alice T. Mosiniak & BCSN Joseph P. Boyle, Jr./ Deborah A. Vas Fund for Spencer-Sharples Scholarship Fund n 2012, residents of the neighborhood near the burgeoning the Toledo Seagate Food Bank BCSN Jackie G. Kane Science IOverland Industrial Park formed a community organization Nature’s Nursery Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund known as Old West End Neighborhood Initiatives (OWENI) to Old West End Association BCSN Chris Klosterman improve the quality of life in their neighborhood. In support Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund of OWENI’s objectives, NeighborWorks® Toledo Region has Paws & Whiskers Cat Shelter BCSN Kathy McGrady Fine Arts Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund capitalized on the inherent skills of neighborhood residents Perrysburg Heights Community BCSN Northview Visual Arts to build on existing assets and build supportive relationships Association Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund with businesses, institutions and government to improve Perrysburg Schools Foundation Fund BCSN Katie Peters Fine Arts both quality of life and the environment of the neighborhood. Prevent Blindness Ohio Fund in Service Scholarship Fund Toledo Community Foundation has provided grants to assist Fredericka Rapp Endowed Fund BCSN Pfeiffer Family Scholarship OWENI in achieving continued progress towards community for the Toledo Ballet Association Fund improvement goals at minimal cost. St. Michael’s in the Hills BCSN Scholarship Project Fund Episcopal Church Fund BCSN Dennis Slotnik Science Scouting Heritage Fund Award Fund Nate Brahier 797 Memorial DeVilbiss Alumni Scholarship Fund SIOP Foundation Advancement Fund BCSN St. John’s Jesuit Christian Scholarship Fund Rod Dinkens Memorial Service Scholarship Fund Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Becca Brookover Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Center Endowment Fund BCSN Teacher of the Month/Year for the Toledo Ballet Jamie Farr Scholarship Fund Project Fund Association Sylvania Area Family Services, Inc. First Presbyterian Church Fund Belmont Country Club Employee R. Marshall Brown Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund City of Sylvania Parks Buckeye Broadband/Telemundo Marjorie M. Fitkin Memorial & Recreation Fund Toledo Rowing/Anderton L. Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund “Pete” Bentley, Jr. Memorial Toledo Animal Shelter Buckeye Broadband/TV One Louise Fought Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Dr. Anthony R. & Carolyn H. Geraci Mr. & Mrs. William Block, Jr. CCMT Scholarship Fund Toledo Botanical Garden Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Cardinal Services Scholarship Fund William Edward Boardman, Sr. Jaryd Wellstead Gilts Toledo Community Foundation Scholarship Fund Dorothy H. Coats Fund in Honor Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund of the TSO Youth Orchestras Walter R. Bollinger & Norman J. Beverly Girkins Scholarship Fund Toledo Rowing Foundation Szymanski Scholarship Fund Charles L. Collins Scholarship Fund for the Toledo Ballet Association Endowment Fund Tim Boyle Catholic Education Janet L. Coyle Memorial Dominic Hess Memorial Toledo School for the Arts Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund 22 Endowment Fund Karl & Rosalie Hirzel Founders’ Fund Cathy Yvonne Moore Fund George C. Thornton III Affiliated Community existing Huntington Scholarship Charles Z. Moore Memorial Graduate Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Toledo Estate Planning Council Foundations
Improving Your Future Mud Hens/Walleye/Hensville Scholarship Fund offer emerging and funds Scholarship Fund Employee Scholarship Fund The Toledo Regional Association established community of Realtors Scholarship Fund Inverness Club Caddie Elizabeth M. Munger foundations in northwest Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Toledo Roadrunners Club Ohio the ability to build Jackson Scholarship Fund George C. Munger & Elizabeth M. Scholarship Fund in Honor of Pam Graver-Koenig assets and make grants Dr. Edward J. Jacob Memorial Munger Award Fund –in their local communities– Scholarship Fund Jane Y. Murrell College Leo C. Tonjes Scholarship Fund Education Fund Wesley Tymiak Scholarship Fund while taking advantage Hobart & Karen Johnson Fund of Toledo Community Sierah Joughin Memorial Robert William Nooney II United Muslim Association of Scholarship Fund for Evergreen Memorial Scholarship Fund Toledo Scholarship Fund Foundation’s administrative High School Herman & Liselotte Nordmann Jenny VanCleve Memorial structure and oversight. Sierah Joughin Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund for Fulton Helen S. Oakes Memorial Julie E. Van Horsten County Schools Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Bowling Green Sierah Joughin Volleyball Horace Gilbert Orser Memorial Marie Vogt Endowed Community Scholarship Fund for Fulton Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund County Schools Ory Taulker Scholarship Fund Robert C. Welch Scholarship Fund Foundation Funds Leslie W. Joyce & Paul W. Thayer Owens Corning Employee Rudolph & Florence Willer Graduate Fellowship in Industrial Scholarship Fund Scholarship for Evangelism Jane Elsass Barman & Organizational Psychology Fund Memorial Fund Owens Corning Foundation & Outreach Fund Junior Achievement of Northwestern Scholarship Fund Harold W. Wott-IEEE Toledo Ross Barr Scholarship Fund Ohio Scholarship Fund Penta Career Center General Section Scholarship Fund Basset/Matheny/Winton Families Diane Kemer Memorial Fund Scholarship Fund Sue Ann Wuest Memorial Scholarship Fund Amir & Shaheda Khan Robert L. “Bob” & Lorena F. Porter Scholarship for Urban Steve Beattie Memorial Scholarship Fund Foundation Fund Planning Fund Scholarship Fund Amir & Shaheda Khan Dion Raftopoulos Award Fund Young Musicians Fund Zachary E. Biller Memorial Scholarship for Law Fund Scholarship Fund Edward G. Rutherford & Kay Kohler Family Scholarship Fund Rutherford Family Fund Private Black Swamp Arts Festival Endowment Fund Allen Lloyd, Sr. Scholarship Fund Joe Rychnovsky Scholarship Fund Foundation Funds Local 8 Scholarship Fund Bowling Green Area Community Sabin Emch Scholarship Fund Bands Endowment Fund Joyce Dawn Smith Lowry Schaller Scholarship Fund Algonquin Fund (Class of 1951) Scholarship Fund Bowling Green Community Dawn M. Schmidt Scholarship Fund William & Elsie Knight Fund Foundation Fund William J. Lowry (Class of 1951) Scholarship Fund Scott High School Centennial Seneca Fund Bowling Green Community Scholarship Fund Foundation Operating Fund John H. & Carol Luscombe Fund George & Luella Shoemaker Fund Bowling Green Jaycees Memorial Macey Fund Supporting Wesley Thomas Shook Performing Scholarship Fund John C. & Marguerite H. Maddy Arts Scholarship Fund Organization Funds Bowling Green Parks & Scholarship Fund SIOP Foundation Scholarship Fund Recreation Simpson Garden Park Masters Scholarship Fund The Andersons Fund Supporting Endowment Fund Sluhan Family Scholarship Fund Robert L. Maxwell & Lathrop/ Organization Bowling Green Schools Turner Scholarship Fund James G. Southworth Fund Oswald Supporting Organization Endowment Fund C. B. & Sophie T. Miller Stone Oak Country Club Stranahan Supporting Organization Bowling Green Swim Club Employee Scholarship Fund Caddie Scholarship Fund Toledo Community Foundation Endowment Fund Ray Miller Memorial Fund Suaviter et Fortiter Scholarship Fund Supporting Organization Elmer L. Boyles Memorial Ross & Edna Miller Fund Paul Szymanski Spirit Award Fund Tyner Foundation Scholarship Fund Mizer Scholarship Fund Mary L. Tenopyr Scholarship Fund James Brown/ Madrigal Singers Fund 23
James Brown Memorial Women’s Club of Bowling Green Richard & Ann Carter Fund Grace N. Cox & Betty Lou Moose Scholarship Fund Fund Fostoria Learning Center Fund/ Memorial Fund funds
Edward & Madonna Carty Wood County Clover Legacy Fund Terra College Community Fund Grace N. Cox & Betty Lou Moose Family Fund Wood County Committee on Aging Fostoria Rotary Club Donor Scholarship Fund Cormier Fund Endowment Fund Advised Fund Henry County Community Foundation Fund existing Cheryl J. Dauterman Memorial Wood County District Fund for Foundation Park Scholarship Fund Public Library Foundation – Good Shepherd Home Henry County Community Leonard & Maggie Davis Paul & Maureen Endres Fund Mother’s Day Fund Foundation Operating Endowment – Robert Morrison Fund Scholarship Fund Wood County District Greater Fostoria Area The Elsass Family Fund Public Library Foundation – Community Involvement Fund Kidz Kingdom Fund Guthrie Local History Fund Jeffrey C. Fether Scholarship Fund Greater Fostoria Community John & Mary Jane Kline Catholic Wood County District College Scholarship Fund First Christian Church Foundation Fund Public Library Foundation – Alex J. Kuser Memorial of Bowling Green Fund Virginia Mallory Fund Greater Fostoria Community Foundation Operating Fund Scholarship Fund Friends of the Parks Fund Wood County District High Street United Methodist Robert & Lou Ann Limbird Greater BG Area Real Estate Public Library Foundation – Henry County Recreation Fund Association Fund Lorrene Love Ort Fund Church Endowment Fund Robert Morrison Charitable Fund A. A. Green Family Fund Wood County District Leroy T. Kelbley Fund Public Library Fund Howard Knight Fund Kevin R. Schwiebert Haas Family Scholarship Fund Memorial Fund Wood County Humane Society Fund Mennel Family Fund I Habitat for Humanity John R. Travis/Larry C. Wesche of Wood County, Inc. Fund Funds for the Wood Lane Mennel Family Fund II Outdoor Education Fund Foundation: Fern B. Harger Scholarship Fund The Mennel Milling Company Henry & Angeline Van Poppel Kenneth H. Harger Scholarship Fund • The ARC of Wood County Fund Charitable Foundation Scholarship Fund Oldrich Jicha/Wood County • Dolores A. Black The Mennel Milling Company Humane Society Fund Special Olympics Fund Community Improvement Fund Ottawa County Thomas & Dianne Klein • William G. Clifford Miller Donor Directed Pooled Fund Community Community Fund Internship Fund Miller Family Donor Advised Fund Larson/Coffey Bowling Green • Judy & John Kevern Fund Mary Esther & Orville Miller Foundation Funds Rotary Club Fund • Glennelene C. Knauss Fund Memorial Fund Marsh Family Fund • David C. Miller Fund ProMedica Fostoria Advocacy Kenneth L. & Naomi M. Akins Martin Family Scholarship Fund • Wood Lane Foundation, Inc. & Economic Development Fund Family Fund Ed & Sandra Metzger Fund Reineke Family Foundation Bob & Grace Armbruster Fund Scholarship Fund • Wood Lane Foundation Eugene & Elizabeth Schalk Dean Beck Charitable Fund Janis L. Pallister Fund Restle Fund Donor Advised Fund Bill Beck Family Fund Penny Whistle Fund Tim Young Memorial Scholarship Aaron & Donene Smith Bill Beck Family Scholarship Fund Fund Donor Advised Fund Marjorie & R. Donald Robinson Beck Foundation Fund Scholarship Fund Eric Zimmerman Memorial Robert & Betty Watson Fund Scholarship Fund Brian & Robin Beck Gift Fund Town/Gown Education Fund Henry County Steve G. Benko Family Douglas C. Ullman – Greater Fostoria Memorial Fund Children’s Resource Center Fund Community Community Lenore Petersen Blackburn Fund Dr. Charles A. Waggoner Science Foundation Funds Blair Scholarship Fund Education Foundation Fund Foundation Funds John W. Blatt, Mayor of Put-in-Bay, Amy Ethel Wilson Fund Bernicke Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Paul Windisch Memorial Ashland Farms Fund Mayor John W. Blatt Scholarship Scholarship Fund Dr. Thomas F. Betts Memorial Ronald & Evelyn Burns Scholarship Fund Fund for Graduates of Ottawa WLRS Endowed Fund County Schools Family Donor Advised Fund Mathew S. Collier Memorial Kevin Wolfe Memorial Camp Fire USA, Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund Ann Bolte Achievement Scholarship Fund Council, Inc. Fund Scholarship Fund Nate Buckantz Fund 24 Linda Kaiser Carsten Lake Erie Islands Historical Jack & Judy Schiller Dyslexia Fund Wyandot County existing Scholarship Fund Society Fund Jack Schiller Family Scholarship Catawba Island Club The Lakeside Association Fund Fund Community
Employee Scholarship Fund Leadership Ottawa County Charles (Jay) & Rita Shela Fund Foundation Funds funds Catawba Island Historical Society Endowment Fund Rollie W. Sidell Memorial Endowment Fund Donald & Joan Loeffler Second Scholarship Fund Angeline Endowment Fund Catawba Island Volunteer Chance Scholarship Fund Special Initiatives Support Fund Cecille E. & Marilyn J. Bowen Fund Fire Department Auxiliary James W. Longe Scholarship Fund for Schools Scholarship Fund for the Wyandot County Board of Thomas W. Maher Les & Barb Sprouse Developmental Disabilities Coffin Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund James W. Geary & Linda L. Geary Community Church Seed Faith Julene M. Market Foundation Doris E. Stamm Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund for Upper Missions’ Food Pantry Fund Sandusky Parks & Urban Forestry William E. Market Family Fund Harry Stensen Memorial Fund Sue Ann Van Rensselaer Weibel R.G.A. Goodman Scholastic Award Coyle Scholarship Fund David B. & Virginia B. Martin Fund George & Lois Svehla Fund Fund William & Frances Druckenmiller John & Carolyn Miller Dave & Jeanne Thierwechter Fund Goodman Scholastic Award Fund Fund Scholarship Fund Arthur Van Rensselaer for Upper Sandusky High School Firelands Food Pantry Fund Oak Harbor Rotary Scholarship Scholarship Fund Charles A. & Jean K. Gottfried Fund Fraternal Order of Eagles #2295 – Donald E. Wadsworth Fund Community Fund Redskin Bowling Scholarship Fund Ottawa County Community Richard & Joyce Wadsworth Fund Charles & Jean Gottfried Foundation Fund Goodwill Industries Donald & Faith Wargowsky Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Ottawa County Transitional Housing, Andy Koehler Medical Inc. Fund Pamela Graver-Koenig Memorial Waterville Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Jonathan T. Pope Memorial Agnes Lutz Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Community Carol & Elsie Hablitzel Fund Charles H. & Sharon F. McCarthy The 1999-2004 Port Clinton Family Fund Jo Ann Hablitzel Memorial Walleye Festival Scholarship Fund Foundation Funds Scholarship Fund Christina L. Minehart Scholarship Joshua D. Priddy Scholarship Fund Ron Harger Memorial Katherine R. Smith Fund for Fund Scholarship Fund Julia A. Quayle Educational Fund Abused Children Fred & Naomi Reid Charitable Heartbeat of Ottawa County Fund Dr. James I. & Priscilla C. Rhiel Katherine R. Smith Fund for Fund Fund James Jacob Lee “Jake” Hefflinger Children with Developmental Dwain & Marilyn Sayre Fund Memorial Scholarship Fund Priscilla Rhiel Scholarship Fund Disabilities Dwain Sayre Agricultural Hellwig-Clements Family Richmond Fund for the Arts Katherine R. Smith Fund for Youth Honor Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Paul H. Rofkar Community Needs Katherine R. Smith Upper Sandusky School District Joan M. Hudak Teacher Education Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Scholarship Fund Marvin & Alice D. Rohloff Waterville Community Martha Stephan Weaver Fund Ian Huffman Memorial Fund for Scholarship Fund Foundation Fund Martha Stephan Weaver & Woodmore High School Graduates Rotary Club of Port Clinton Waterville Economic Rita Stephan Stangby Fund Ian Huffman Memorial Foundation, Inc. Fund Development Fund Patricia A. & Harold “Herk” Wolfe Scholarship Fund Ida Rupp Public Library Fund Waterville Historical Society Fund Humane Society Jean C. Rutan Fund Foundation Wyandot County Community of Ottawa County Fund Jean C. Rutan Port Clinton Foundation Endowment Fund Earl J. Johnson Fund High School Scholarship Fund Kent Johnson Family/Grandma Peter B. Rutan & Jean C. Rutan Theo Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Please contact Mike George or Bridget Brell Holt Lester J. Klenk Scholarship Fund Salvation Army & American in our Philanthropic Services Department at 419.241.5049, Joseph J. Kristenak Memorial Red Cross Fund Scholarship Fund Jessica Schenk Memorial Scholar [email protected] or [email protected] to learn more Jane M. Krynock Scholarship Fund Athlete Scholarship Fund about establishing a fund, making a gift to an existing fund or having greater impact with your philanthropy. 25 creating explorers
GRANTEE: Toledo Zoological Society Grants he Toledo Zoo, in operation for more than 100 years, is Tknown for caring for animals and conserving the natural Awarded world. Grants from Toledo Community Foundation have supported their conservation efforts and on-ground education, as well as their outreach education programs and activities that inspire a 2017 love of the natural world for children and adults alike.
26 Toledo Community Foundation awards grants from a variety of funds that reflect the charitable interests of our donors and the diverse needs within our community. The following organizations
received grants, totaling more than $13.5 million, in 2017. grants
Our region’s nonprofit organizations are our partners in
making life better for all of us in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. awarded We’re pleased to be able to provide funding through our grantmaking programs that enables these organizations and those beyond our region
to be more effective in carrying out their missions and address 2017 critical needs in our communities.
A American Diabetes Association Assistance Dogs for Achieving Big Brothers Big Sisters of American Heart Association / Independence Northwest Ohio 1Matters.org American Stroke Association — Associated Charities of Lenawee Biochemical Research Foundation 565 Academy Northwest Ohio Office County Bittersweet, Inc. The 577 Foundation American Indian College Fund Association of Fundraising Black Swamp Bird Observatory A Nun’s Life Ministry American Mathematical Society Professionals, Northwest Ohio Chapter Black Swamp Conservancy A Renewed Mind American National Red Cross Atlantic Salmon Federation, Inc. Black Swamp Ice Frogs, Inc. Ability Center of Greater Toledo American Red Cross – Michigan Black Swamp Young Life Region – Lenawee County Auburn University Achieve Career Preparatory Friends of the Blair Museum of Academy American Red Cross of Augusta Technical College Foundation Lithophanes Adaptive Sports Program of Ohio Northwest Ohio Aurora Project, Inc. Blue Ridge Fellowship of Christian Adelante, Inc. American Red Cross, Ottawa Athletes County District Office The Autism Academy of Learning Adopt America Network Bobcat Hockey Alumni Association American Society for the Multiple Options for Developmental Adrian Public Schools Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and Educational Learning Bonefish & Tarpon Unlimited, Inc. Adventure Cycling Association Amruta Vaishnavi Education dba Autism Model School Born Free USA Advocates for Basic Legal & Welfare Trust’s Shatabdi Institute Autism Society of Northwest Ohio Bowling Green Christian Academy Equality, Inc. of Engineering Ave Maria School of Law Bowling Green City Schools Advocating Opportunity, Inc. Anderson Ranch Arts Foundation AWAKE Bowling Green Community After-School All-Stars Ohio Angeline Industries, Inc. Foundation, Inc. Agape Second Chance Corporation Animal Legal Defense Fund B Bowling Green Parks and All Saints Catholic Church Ann Arbor Public Schools Recreation Foundation Back to the Wild, Inc. All Saints Lutheran Church Educational Foundation Bowling Green Pregnancy Center Ballet Detroit Foundation Allen East Local Schools Anne Grady Corporation Bowling Green Rotary Bauleni United Sports Academy Foundation, Inc. Alley Cat Allies, Inc. N.W.O. Apraxia Support Bay Area Legal Services, Inc. Bowling Green Schools Foundation Alley Cat Rescue, Inc. Arc of Ottawa County Archbold Area Local School District Beach House, Inc. Bowling Green State University Alliance Defending Freedom dba Leading Families Home ArchDiocese of Changanacherry Bowling Green State University Alpha Sigma Phi Foundation BeadforLife Foundation Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Arizona Public Media at the University of Arizona BeInstrumental Foundation Bowling Green Youth Hockey Disorders Association, Inc. – Association NWO Chapter Arizona State University Believe Center, Inc. Boys & Girls Club of Lenawee Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Arrowmont School of Arts & Crafts Ben E. Williams Youth Services, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs Amarillo College Arts Commission of Greater Benton-Carroll-Salem Local Schools of Indian River Co. Amel Association International Toledo, Inc. Best Friends Animal Society Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo American Bar Foundation The Arts Partnership of Greater Hancock County Franciscan Shelters Father Flanagan’s Boys Home American Cancer Society – dba Bethany House Building Homes for Heroes, Inc. Northwest Regional Office Ashland University Asset Builders of America, Inc. Burgoon United Methodist Church 27 C City Hope Toledo, Inc. D Educational Uplift of the Christian Minorities 2017 City University of Hong Kong Cameron Memorial Community D.O.V.E. Fund Clarion University of Pennsylvania Elmwood Local Schools Hospital The Daily Bread of Lenawee, Inc. Clear Lake Lutheran Church Emerson School, Inc. Camp Courageous & The Arc Dakota Rural Action of Northwest Ohio, Inc. Environmental Defense Fund awarded Cleveland State University
Danbury Local School District Campus Crusade for Christ, Inc. Clinton United Methodist Church Environmental Law Institute Dayton Art Institute Cancer Connection of Northwest Clothing, Inc. Episcopal Diocese of Ohio Dearborn Heights School District
grants Ohio, Inc. Clyde-Green Springs Schools Episcopal Relief & Development Capital University Deerfield Episcopal Retirement Epworth United Methodist Church The Cocoon Shelter Community, Inc. Cardinal Stritch Catholic EqualityToledo, Inc. High School Colgate University Defenders of Wildlife Equitas Health, Inc. Carly Cares Corp. Colonial Williamsburg Foundation Defiance Area Foundation, Inc. The Columbus Foundation Erie Metropolitan Housing Authority Case Western Reserve University Defiance College dba Erie County Senior Center Columbus State Community College Cass Road Baptist Church Delta Public Library Erie Shores Council, BSA Community College of Aurora Catawba Island Historical Denison University Evangel University Society, Inc. Community Foundation Dental Center of Northwest Ohio of Collier County Evergreen Community Library Catholic Charities, Diocese of Determined to Develop Toledo, Inc. Community Foundation Excelsior College of Middle Tennessee Diocese of Toledo Catholic Charities of Jackson, Diocese of Venice Lenawee & Hillsdale Counties The Community Foundation F District Alliance for Safe Housing Catholic Club of Mendocino County Doctors Without Borders USA Fair Housing Center Opportunities Catholic Relief Services, Inc. The Community Foundation of of Northwest Ohio, Inc. Muncie and Delaware County, Inc. Dominican Rea Literacy Corporation Catholic Social Services – Adrian Rea Chapter Faith Lutheran Church of Washtenaw County Community Foundation of the Florida Keys Double ARC Family and Child Abuse Center for Liturgy and the Arts Prevention Center Community Improvement Down Syndrome Association Center for the Arts Corporation of Fostoria, Ohio of Greater Toledo Family Counseling Center of Hope Family Services, Inc. & Children’s Services Community School Ducks Unlimited, Inc. – dba Catherine Cobb Safe House Central Catholic High School National Headquarters Compassion Health Toledo Family Service of Northwest Ohio Central City Ministry of Toledo Dwelling Place – Holland Congregation B’nai Israel Farm Labor Research Project The ChadTough Foundation Congregation Etz Chayim dba Campaign for Charity Navigator Connecting Kids to Meals E Migrant Worker Justice Cherry Street Mission Ministries The FarmHouse Foundation Consumers Union Earthjustice Chicago Community Foundation of United States, Inc. Feed My Starving Children East Toledo Family Center Children’s Choir of Northwest Ohio Contexticon Learning and Feeding America Research, Inc. Easter Seals Northern Ohio, Inc. Children’s Hunger Alliance Fellowship for Christian Athletes – Cornell University Eastern Illinois University Children’s Rights Collaborative Great Lakes Region of NW Ohio Corpus Christi University Parish Eastern Michigan University Fellowship Matters, Inc. Children’s Theatre Workshop Cottey College Eastern Michigan University Filling Memorial Home of Mercy, Inc. Foundation Christ Child Society – Council of Michigan Foundations, Inc. Findlay City Schools Toledo Chapter Eastminster United Craig Hospital Presbyterian Church Findlay Hope House Christ Presbyterian Church for the Homeless, Inc. Crazy Horse Memorial Foundation Eastwood Band Boosters, Inc. Christ the King Firelands Presbyterian Church Cure Alzheimer’s Fund Eden Theological Seminary Christian Mission, Inc. First St. John Lutheran Church Cystic Fibrosis Foundation – Edgerton Local Schools Christy Farm Nature Preserve Michigan Chapter – First Christian Church Metropolitan Detroit Education Foundation The Chuck Ealey Foundation, Inc. of Sarasota County, Inc. First Presbyterian Church Church in Aurora Educational Broadcasting First United Methodist Church 28 Corporation of Perrysburg Florida Institute of Technology Gibraltar School District Harvey House I grants Florida State College Gibsonburg Exempted Haske Water Aid & Imagination Station
at Jacksonville Village School District Empowerment Foundation awarded Florida State University The Gideons International Hawaii Fi-Do Service Dogs Immaculate Conception Parish Foundation, Inc. Girl Scouts of Western Ohio Hawaii Food Bank Inclusive for Women, Inc. dba Women of Toledo Fondos Unidos de Puerto Rico Girls on the Run of Northwest Ohio Rutherford B. Hayes
Indian River Hospital Foundation 2017 Food for the Poor, Inc. Glass Heritage, Inc. Presidential Center Food For Thought Toledo, Inc. dba Fostoria Ohio Glass Association Headwaters Land Conservancy Indian River Land Trust Fort Meigs Association Global Connections Healthnetwork Foundation, Inc. InterAct Ministries, Inc. Fostoria Area Historical Society of Bowling Green, Ohio, Inc. Heartbeat of Ottawa County, Inc. Interlink/Deaf Services Center Fostoria Learning Center Gloria Dei Lutheran Church Heartbeat of Toledo International Boxing Club, Inc. Fostoria Vision 2020, Inc. Good Grief of Northwest Ohio Heidelberg University International Community Foundation The Foundation Center Good Shepherd Home Heifer International International Medical Corps Foundation for Life Goodwill Industries Hennepin Technical College of Northwest Ohio, Inc. International Waldenstrom’s Foundation for the Science Henry County Community Macroglobulinemia Foundation of Human Donation Governors State University Foundation Islamic Institute of America Franklin University Grace Community Center The Heritage Foundation Grace Episcopal Church ISOH/IMPACT Fransalian Missionaries, Inc. Heritage Ohio, Inc. dba Impact with Hope Fraternal Order of Police, Grace Lutheran Church Heroes In Action, Inc. Toledo Lodge #40 Grace United Methodist Church High Risk Hope, Inc. J Freedom Service Dogs, Inc. Grand Valley State University Highlights Foundation, Inc. Jackson State Community College Fremont Area Foundation, Inc. Grantmakers for Hillsdale College Effective Organizations James Madison University Friendly Center, Inc. Historic Perrysburg, Inc. Great Lakes Collaborative Foundation, Inc. Lake Erie Marshes Association Historic South Initiative dba Friends of Ottawa National for Autism Janet Phleger Foundation Wildlife Refuge Great Lakes Historical Society – Hocking Technical College Jefferson Schools Friends of Russian Orphans The National Museum of Holy Cross Children’s Services Jerusalem Township Food Pantry the Great Lakes Schoonmaker Friends of the Boys & Girls Clubs Homes of Living Hope Jewish Community Association of Toledo Greater Houston Community Hope Community Church of Greater Phoenix Foundation Friends of the Eternal Rainforest Hope Learning Academy Jewish Family Service Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Inc. fka Monteverde Hope Lutheran Church Jewish Federation of Greater Toledo Greenpeace, Inc. Friends School of Atlanta, Inc. Horizon Science Academy – John Carroll University Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc. Friendship Park Community Center Springfield Jonsson Cancer Center Foundation The Fund for Animals GuideStar USA, Inc. Hospice of Lenawee, Inc. – UCLA Funders’ Network for Smart Gunnison Fire Department Hospice of Northwest Ohio Josina Lott Foundation Growth and Livable Communities Gunnison Legacy Fund The Hospital Council Joyful Connections of Northwest Ohio Junior Achievement G H Hotchkiss School of Mahoning Valley, Inc. Gasparilla Island Conservation Habitat for Humanity – Maumee Hudson Area Schools Junior Achievement & Improvement Association Valley Hudson Wesleyan Church of Northwestern Ohio Geary Family YMCA Habitat for Humanity of Lenawee Humane Ohio Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International General Agents and Managers County Humane Society of Ottawa County Conference Foundation Habitat for Humanity of Wood Humane Society of the United States County, Ohio K Genoa Area Local Schools Huron Pines Resource Conservation Gesu Church Hannah’s Socks, Inc. & Development Council, Inc. Kasturba Sevashram Maroli Get Real In Christ, Inc. Hanover College Kauai Humane Society Harris-Elmore Public Library Kensington Conservancy 29 Kent State University Local Initiatives Support Corporation Medical Equipment and Supplies National Organization Abroad for Women, Inc. 2017 Kenton City Schools Lott Industries, Inc.
Kettering University Louisville Metro Parks Foundation, Mercy Corps National Park Trust Khan Academy, Inc. Inc. Mercy Health Foundation National Parks Conservation Lourdes University Metroparks of the Toledo Area Association
awarded Kiwanis Youth Foundation of Toledo Lucas County CASA – The Miami Foundation National Resources Defense Council, Inc. Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Citizen Review Board Miami University Foundation, Inc. aka Susan G. Volunteer Association, Inc. National Society of The Colonial grants Miami University Foundation Komen for the Cure Northwest Lucas County Pit Crew Dames of America MICDS Ohio Affiliate Lung Cancer Alliance National Wildlife Federation Michael J. Fox Foundation Luther Home of Mercy National Wildlife Federation – for Parkinson’s Research Great Lakes Regional Center L Luther Seminary Michigan Radio at Natural Resources Defense Lake Erie Islands Conservancy Lutheran Homes Society the University of Michigan Council, Inc. dba Genacross Lutheran Services Lake Erie Islands Nature and Michigan State University The Nature Conservancy Wildlife Center Lutheran Immigration & Minor League Baseball Charities Refugee Service The Nature Conservancy – Lake Local Schools Miracle League of Manasota Ohio Chapter Lakeside Association Lutheran Social Services of Northwestern Ohio The Miracle League of Nature’s Nursery Lambie’s Legacy Northwest Ohio Lutheran World Relief NatureServe Leadership Toledo Miss Hall’s School New Bedford Academy Mission Investors Exchange, Inc. League of American Bicyclists M New Jersey City University League of Michigan Bicyclists Mitchell Community Schools The North Carolina Arboretum Learning Club of Toledo Madd Poets Society, Inc. Scholarship Foundation Society Leelanau Conservancy Magdalen College Mobile Meals of Toledo North Carolina State University Legal Aid of Western Ohio, Inc. Magdalene St. Louis, Inc. Mom’s House of Toledo North Greenville University LeMoyne College Make A Wish Foundation Monroe County Intermediate North Point Educational of Metro New York, Inc. School District Service Center Leopold Landscape Alliance Make-A-Wish Foundation of Ohio, Monroe Street Neighborhood North Shore Animal League The Leukemia & Lymphoma Kentucky & Indiana, Northwest Center America, Inc. Society, Northern Ohio Chapter Ohio Region Monroe Street United Methodist North Shore Country Day School Lewy Body Dementia Association Malawi Childrens Village Church North Star Reach Lial Catholic School Foundation, Inc. Moraine Valley Community College Northpoint Church Liberty Center Local Schools Malone University Most Blessed Sacrament Northwest Ohio Community Shares Liberty Center of Sandusky County March of Dimes Birth Defects Parish School Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund Library Legacy Foundation of Foundation, Northwest Ohio Mount Carmel Health System the Toledo-Lucas County Library Division Foundation Northwest Ohio SCORE Light House Sober Living Marion Technical College Mountain Mentors Northwest State Community College Light of Light Ministries Mason Consolidated Schools Mountain View College dba Civilization Transformation Masterworks Chorale MultiFaith Council of NW Ohio Northwood Local Schools Forum Maumee Band Parents The Multiple System Atrophy Norwalk City School District Lincoln Park Public Schools Maumee City Board of Education Coalition Notre Dame College Lions Bear Lake Camp Maumee Rotary Service Foundation The Literacy Network of Greater Maumee Valley Country Day N O Cincinnati School NAMI of Greater Toledo O’Fallon United Church of Christ Little Flower Church Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor Napoleon Area City School District Ocean Conservancy, Inc. Little Servants of Divine Providence Maumee Valley Historical Society of Zambia National Arbor Day Foundation Ocean Research & Maumee Valley Save-A-Pet Little Sisters of the Poor National Audubon Society, Inc. Conservation Association Mayo Clinic dba ORCA 30 Little Traverse Conservancy, Inc. National Geographic Society Ocean University of China Partners In Education ProMedica Foundation Salvation Army – Hawaiian & grants Ohio Education Watch Passaic County Community College ProMedica Health System, Inc. Pacific Islands Division
The Salvation Army, Naples Corps
Ohio Environmental Council Pathway, Inc. Public Broadcasting Foundation of awarded Ohio Foundation Pathway Inclusion Center, Inc. Northwest Ohio Salvation Army, Northwest Ohio Area Services of Independent Colleges Patrick Henry Local School District Public Citizen Foundation, Inc. Ohio Living Foundation Purdue University Salvation Army – NWO Area Paws and Whiskers Cat Shelter, Inc.
Services’ Port Clinton Service Unit 2017 The Ohio State University Put-in-Bay Local School District PCD KS Foundation Sam Corey Senior Center Club The Ohio State University Peace Lutheran Church Agricultural Technical Institute San Juan College Peaceful Valley Donkey Rescue Q The Ohio State University Sandusky County Food Pantry Foundation Penta Career Center Queen of Apostles School Sandusky County The Ohio State University – Marion Perrysburg Exempted Village Share & Care Center School District Ohio University R Sandusky Valley Domestic Perrysburg Heights Community Violence Shelter, Inc. Ohio Virtual Academy Association Racing for Recovery dba First Step Old Newsboys Goodfellow Perrysburg Musical Theatre RE-volv Sarasota Crew, Inc. Association Perrysburg Schools Foundation Reach Academy Sauder Village Olivet Evangelical Lutheran Church Peruvian American Medical Read For Literacy, Inc. Schwab Charitable Fund Open Door Ministry, Inc. Society, Inc. Rhino Fund Uganda Scrap4Art The Open Door of Delta, Inc. Petoskey-Harbor Springs Area James A. Rhodes State College Serenity Farm Equestrian Center Order of the Elves, Inc. Community Foundation Foundation Serious Fun Children’s Network Oregon City Schools Petsmart Charities, Inc. James Whitcomb Riley Memorial SewHope The Oregon Schools Foundation Philanthropy Ohio Association Shiloh United Methodist Church Otsego Local Schools Phillips Exeter Academy Riverbend Equine Therapy Services, Inc. dba H.O.O.V.E.S. Shriners Hospitals for Children – Ottawa County Community Piast Institute Cincinnati Foundation Robert H. Jackson Center, Inc. PIF Foundation Shriners Hospital for Children – Board of Education – Plan International USA, Inc. Rogers Senior High School Perrysburg Chapter Zenobia Ottawa Hills Local School District Planned Parenthood Federation Ronald McDonald House Charities Shriners Ottawa Hills Schools Foundation of America of Ann Arbor Siena Heights University Otterbein Retirement Living Planned Parenthood of Greater Ronald McDonald House Charities Sierra Club Foundation Communities of Northwest Ohio Ohio – Northwest Ohio Region Simon Fraser University Our Lady of Consolation Basilica Rossford Exempted Village Polish American Community SIOP Foundation, Inc. Our Lady of Guadalupe Radio, Inc. of Toledo School District Sisters of Notre Dame Our Lady of Light Catholic Polish Roman Catholic Union Rotary Club of Port Clinton Community of America – Toledo Club Foundation, Inc. Sisters of Providence Our Lady of Lourdes Polly Fox Academy Rotary District 6600 Foundation Sisters of Social Service Owens Community College Poplar Forest The Rotary Foundation of Rotary The Sisters of St. Francis International Owens Community College Port Clinton City Schools Sisters of St. Francis of Tiffin, OH Foundation Rowan-Cabarrus Community Social Services for Prairie Hills Resource Conservation College Oxfam America, Inc. and Development, Inc. the Arab Community Preferred Properties, Inc. Society for the Preservation S of New England Antiquities P Pregnancy Center of Greater Toledo dba Historic New England Sadr Foundation Padua Center Premier Arts, Inc. Solomon Lutheran School Saginaw Valley State University Panther Pride Foundation Prevent Blindness Ohio Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc. Saint Xavier High School Parkersburg Area Coalition Prizm Creative Community Southern Center for Human Rights Salem Lutheran Church for the Homeless, Inc. Maumee Valley Broadcasting Southern Illinois University – Partners for Clean Streams Association dba Proclaim FM Salvation Army, Adrian Edwardsville Salvation Army of Greater Houston 31 Southern Investigative Reporting St. Peter School (Transfiguration Tiffin University Toledo Public Schools Foundation of the Lord Catholic Parish) 2017 Together We Can Make Toledo Public Schools Foundation Southern Methodist University St. Peter’s Episcopal Church A Difference Initiatives dba Scholars of Toledo Foundation Southwest Florida Community St. Pius X Parish Toledo Animal Shelter Association, Toledo Repertoire Theatre Foundation, Inc. St. Rose Parish Inc. Toledo Rotary Club Foundation awarded Special Commission on Relief & St. Thomas Moore University Parish Toledo Area Chamber Foundation Toledo Rowing Foundation Education of the Filipino Association Toledo Area Humane Society of Toledo dba S.C.O.R.E. St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Toledo’s PET Bull Project, Inc. Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. grants St. Ursula Academy Toledo School for the Arts Special Olympics Ohio dba Toledo Walleye Special Spaces, Inc. St. Vincent de Paul Society Toledo Seagate Food Bank St. Wendelin Conference, Inc. Toledo Ballet Association, Inc. Springfield Local Schools Toledo Society for the Blind St. Wendelin Parish & Schools Toledo Bar Association Foundation dba The Sight Center St. Agnes Catholic Church The Norma Stark Memory Garden Toledo Bikes, Inc. Toledo Streets Newspaper St. Aloysius Church and Labyrinth Toledo Board of Education Toledo Technology Academy – St. Catherine University Stranahan Theater Trust Toledo Botanical Garden Parent Partners Association St. Francis de Sales High School Stroke Life Center, Inc. dba Toledo Grows Toledo Urban Impact St. Jerome Parish Sunset Retirement Communities Toledo Buffalo Soldiers Toledo Zoological Society Motorcycle Club, Inc. St. Joan of Arc Parish Sunshine Foundation, Inc. Touchstone Center for Crafts Toledo Campus Ministry St. John Lutheran Church Sunshine, Inc. Residential and Training for Change The Toledo Club St. John XXIII Parish Support Services Trident Academy, Inc. Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. St. John’s Jesuit High School SUNY Plattsburgh Trilby United Methodist Church Toledo Community Service Center St. Johns United Church of Christ Swanton Area Chamber Trine University of Commerce dba Family House St. Joseph Catholic Church – Trinity Lutheran Church and School Toledo Swanton Rotary Foundation, Inc. Toledo Day Nursery Toledo District Nurse Association The Turtle Survival Alliance St. Joseph Church – Sylvania Sweet Briar Institute dba Sweet Foundation Briar College Toledo Football Academy St. Joseph Parish TutorSmart St. Jude Children’s Research Sylvania Academic Excellence The Toledo Hospital Hospital Foundation Toledo Integrated Media Education U The St. Louis Center Sylvania Area Community Toledo Jazz Orchestra Action Team St. Lucas Evangelical Toledo Jewish Community Ukrainian Museum Archives, Inc. Sylvania Area Family Services, Inc. Lutheran Church Foundation Unbound Sylvania City School District St. Luke’s Hospital Toledo Junior Golf Association United States Fund for UNICEF St. Luke’s Hospital Foundation Sylvania Community Arts Toledo Lucas County CareNet, Inc. Commision Union of Concerned Scientists, Inc. St. Mary’s of Michigan Foundation Toledo Lucas County United Church of Chapel Hill Sylvania Community Services Homelessness Board St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Center, Inc. United Church Retirement Homes St. Matthew’s House, Inc. Toledo-Lucas County Police Foundation Sylvania United Church of Christ Athletic League, Inc. St. Michael’s in the Hills United North Corporation Symbiosys International University Toledo-Lucas County Public Library Episcopal Church United Service Organizations, Inc. St. Olaf College Toledo-Lucas County T Sustainability Commission United States Naval Academy St. Patrick Catholic School Foundation, Inc. Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Church Taft School Corporation United States Vets, Inc. Toledo Museum of Art St. Patrick of Heatherdowns School Temple Congregation Shomer United Way of Greater Toledo Emunim Toledo Northwestern Ohio St. Paul Lutheran Church Food Bank, Inc. United Way of Indian River County, of Danbury Ten Thousand Villages/ Inc. Care & Share Gift & Thrift, Inc. Toledo Opera Association St. Paul United Church of Christ United Way of Kershaw County Texas State Technical College Toledo Orchestra Association, Inc. St. Paul’s Community Center dba Toledo Symphony The Univeristy of Alabama Third Baptist Church in Huntsville St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Toledo Police Federal Credit Union 32 Thomas M. Wernert Center University of Akron W Woodhaven/Brownstown Toledo Cultural Arts Center grants University of Arkansas School District at the Valentine Theatre Waite High School
Woodlawn Cemetery Historical United Way of Greater Toledo
University of Cincinnati awarded Waldron Area Public Schools Association, Inc. University of Dallas YWCA of Northwest Ohio Warren A.M.E. Church Vision Woodmore Local Schools University of Dayton Empowerment Board World TEAM Sports Oswald Supporting University of Findlay Washington & Jefferson College World Wildlife Fund, Inc. Organization 2017 University of Hawaii Foundation Washington Local Schools Wounded Warrior Project University Hospitals Health Water for Ishmael Ability Center of Greater Toledo Systems Wyandot County Board Adopt America Network Waterville Historical Society of Development Disabilities University of Indianapolis Connecting Kids to Meals Waterville Rotary Foundation Wyandot County Community University of Michigan Way Public Library Foundation Neighborhood Housing Services University of Minnesota – of Toledo, Inc. Twin Cities Way Public Library Foundation & Friends X Partners In Education University of Northwestern Ohio Wayside Chapel Toledo Orchestra Association, Inc. University of Notre Dame and Christian School Xavier University dba Toledo Symphony University of Pittsburgh School WCMU Public Media Water for Ishmael of Medicine WeCare For Students Y University of South Carolina dba School Ministries Ohio Yale University Stranahan Supporting University of Texas M. D. Anderson West Side Montessori Center Organization Cancer Center Yellowstone Club Community West Texas A & M Foundation Arts Commission The University of Texas at Austin Weston A. Price Foundation Camp Eberhart Alumni of Greater Toledo, Inc. The University of Toledo Foundation Whitmer High School Association, Inc., Aspire University of Wisconsin – dba YMCA Camp Eberhart Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. Beach House, Inc./FOCUS River Falls YMCA of Coastal Carolina dba Leading Families Home Unruly Arts Wilcox Hospital Foundation aka Wilcox Health Foundation YMCA of Greenville Center of Hope Upper Sandusky YMCA and JCC of Greater Toledo Family Services, Inc. Exempted School District The WILD Foundation YMCA of the Palms Diabetes Youth Services Upstate Affiliate Organization Wild Salmon Center Young Musicians Foundation Kidney Foundation dba Greenville Health System Wilderness Society of Northwest Ohio YWCA of Northwest Ohio Ursuline Sisters of the Sacred Heart Williams College Polly Fox Academy US for Belize Foundation Wilmington College Toledo Lucas County for Research & Winebrenner Theological Seminary Z CareNet, Inc. Environmental Education Winous Point Marsh Conservancy Zepf Community TutorSmart US Together Wittenberg University Mental Health Center Women Empowering Women, Inc. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Tyner Foundation V – Paula’s House I & II Zion Lutheran School Great Lakes Collaborative The V Foundation WomenSing Zonta Club of Hanalei Foundation for Autism Toledo Cultural Arts Center at the Wood County Committee on Aging Zonta Club of Kauai Foundation Valentine Theatre Wood County Clover Legacy Van Buren Public Schools Foundation Andersons Fund Vassar College Wood County District Public Supporting Organization Library Foundation Vermilion Local School District Wood County ESC Cherry Street Mission Ministries Vero Beach Museum of Art, Inc. Wood County Humane Society Mobile Meals of Toledo Victory Center Wood Lane Foundation Sofia Quintero Art & Cultural Center Volunteers of America Wood Lane Residential Service, Inc. Sunshine Foundation, Inc. VSA Florida, Inc. Thomas M. Wernert Center 33 creating pride
GRANTEE: Police Athletic League Contributors he Toledo-Lucas County Police Athletic League (PAL) is Ta sports program designed to perpetuate youth mentoring. This program is credited with strengthening and expanding the Toledo Police Department’s goal of improving community relations. With the assistance of Toledo Community Foundation grants, this structured sports mentoring program, combined with effective interaction with positive role models, created opportunities for the PAL program to mentor at-risk youth.
34 Every year, Toledo Community Foundation accepts donations of varying amounts from a broad range of individuals who each have their own purposes for giving.
Collectively, they help the Foundation achieve its mission to make our region contributors a better place in which to live, work and raise a family. We are grateful, honored and pleased to recognize them in the following lists.
Listed here are contributors to non-operating funds of the Foundation. Memorial and honorary contributions are listed separately beginning on page 44. The list of contributors to our annual operating campaign – known as our Friends campaign – can be found on pages 50-51.
Gifts $500,000 & More Toledo Rotary Club Ms. E. Louise Fought Mr. Daniel Nall Estate of Byron L. Stickles Joseph & Judith Conda Foundation Ken & Pam Frisch National Christian Stranahan Foundation Estate of Darrell H. Fox Vortex Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Mark Frye Foundation Houston Stranahan Supporting MSJMR 2008 Mr. & Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Giant Industries, Inc. Newell Rubbermaid Organization Irrevocable Trust Gifts $10,000 - $99,999 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Gibbons Owens Corning Foundation Stephen D. Taylor Family Foundation, Inc. Harold C. & Charlotte L. Anonymous Gifts (5) Mr. & Mrs. George B. Graen Ashalata V. Patel Trust Shaffer Irrevocable Trust Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Ackerman Habitat for Humanity – Ms. Crystal W. Penn Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. dba Toledo Walleye Mary Jo Anderson Maumee Valley PNC YMCA & JCC Toledo Classic, Inc. The Andersons, Inc. The Home Depot Real PNC Foundation dba Marathon Classic of Greater Toledo Estate Tax Charitable Foundation ProMedica Health System, Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Gifts $100,000 - James & Patricia Appold Huntington National Bank Inc. Club, Inc. $499,999 Aurora Project, Inc. Mr. William R. Hylan Jeanne Reed Toledo Regional Associa- Black Swamp tion of Realtors Bird Observatory Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. Kiriyanthan A. Jacob Mr. & Mrs. Richard M. Backoff & Dr. Thresiamma Jacob Ressner Toledo School for the Arts Dr. M. & Susan El-Shafie Mr. & Mrs. David Baer Mr. & Mrs. Rick R. Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Frederick J. The Trust Company Margot & Scott Estes Rudolph, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Baugh Mr. & Mrs. John F. Joslin of Toledo L.T. Foster Charitable Lead Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Mr. & Mrs. William D. Suzanne S. Tyner Trust Annuity Trust Mr. Larry E. Beebe CLU Rudolph Karchner United Way of Greater Ms. Pamela S. Hershberger Estate of Dr. Isadore Binzer KeyBank Foundation Rudolph Libbe, Inc. Toledo Kenneth R. Jones Family Mr. & Mrs. Allan N. Brown Dr. & Mrs. Amir U. Khan Estate of Virginia L. Rybicki UPS Foundation, Inc. Living Trust Buckeye Broadband Mr. Sean E. Savage Mr. & Mrs. David F. Mary L. McKenny Jeffery N. Klopping & Inge Charities Foundation – M. Klopping CLAT The Robert C. & Susan M. Waterman Charitable Remainder Owens-Illinois Annuity Trust Lambie’s Legacy Savage Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Wolff Mr. Walter Christen Owens Corning – Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Leupp Steve Serchuk & Nancy Mr. & Mrs. William Wolff Owens Corning Sales, LLC William H. Clegg Estate Delikat Settlement Trust Allan & Suzanne Libbe Gifts $1,000 - $9,999 Dr. & Mrs. George J. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Ms. Alliene Liden Anonymous Gifts (5) Padanilam Mrs. Lorraine S. Coe Shade Local Union No. 8 IBEW Aarthun Performance Paws & Whiskers Dana Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Group, Ltd. Cat Shelter, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey K. Day Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Sheehan Lovejoy Advanced Glassmaking Penta Career Center Mr. Rex A. Decker Mr. & Mrs. Calvin G. Smith Lucas County Auditor Technologies, LLC Principle Business Mr. & Mrs. William Dennler Mr. Paul R. Smith & Ms. The Agency Directors’ Enterprises, Inc. Dr. Arthur & Mrs. Mary Kathryn K. Barrett Smith Mr. Ramy D. Eidi Mancini Association Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Savage Society for Industrial & Ms. Nancie Entenmann Marck & Associates, Inc., Organizational Psychology, Alamo Group Robert A. Stranahan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Joel P. Epstein International Tableware, Inc. Inc. American Legion Auxiliary Charitable Trust Mr. & Mrs. John Fedderke Mrs. Judy McCracken The Souder Family – Maumee Unit No. 320 Toledo Community Ms. Maegen Anders Foundation Supporting FedEx Mr. Carl B. Mockensturm St. Luke’s Hospital Organization Mr. & Mrs. Alan Fellhauer Ms. Jane Y. Murrell Dr. Jeffery N. Stephens Michael & Carol Anderson & Dr. Jackie Vannuyen 35 Anderson Development Mr. & Mrs. Edwin F. Mr. Kevin Kress George W. & Mary F. Ritter Toledo Public Schools Company Durivage Mr. Pete D. Kruse Charitable Foundation Toledo Roadrunners Club Anderson Foundation George & Pat Eistetter Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Rohrbachers Cron Mrs. Dorothy M. Tomasik The Andersons, Inc. Mr. Thomas E. Fahlstrom LaClair Manahan Trimble & Zimmerman Co., LPA Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Bob & Jane Anspach Mark S. Feldstein R. G. Laha Foundation Tomasik contributors Root Inc. Mr. Michael S. Armstrong Private Foundation Ms. Dee LaPoint Mr. Nicholas Trombley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ruse Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arnos Fifth Third Bank The Lathrop Company, Inc. Mr. Mark Urrutia Mr. Timothy P. Ryan Mr. Charles Asah First Solar, Inc. The Leidich Family Fund Ms. Kimberly J. Vantuinen Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Sackett Jude Aubry & Mary & Jim Foote Mr. & Mrs. James W. Lessig Jim Vassar Memorial Savage & Associates, Inc. Susan L. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Luther Gautsche Linda A. Liber Golf Tournament, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Schwartz Mr. Joseph Baker Mrs. William Gernheuser Ms. Sarah E. Long Walker Funeral Home Priscilla & Fred Schwier & Cremation Services Mr. Thomas E. Becker Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Haar John & Mary Mallin & Mrs. Lu Ann M. Priscilla Schwier Fund Ms. Krista Wilcox Mr. & Mrs. Greg Hammer Mr. Jason Martinez Cusic Becker Mr. Robert L. Scott, Jr. Patricia A. Wise & Shirley Hancock Mr. & Mrs. Jason Martinez Beirut, Inc. Mr. Steve M. Sczesny David R. Francisco Ms. Dana Hatfield Mr. & Mrs. Luis H. Martins Ms. Eve R. Berland Mr. & Mrs. James J. Secor, III Mr. Aaron Wesley Wright Mr. Tony R. Haynes Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. The Blade G. B. Seifried Ms. Jessye R. Wright HCR ManorCare Foundation Maxwell & Mr. Larry Adamczyk Board of Education – Craig & Cathy Sheets Evergreen Local School Ms. Julie Brotje Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Eugene C. Mr. & Mrs. Don Youel Mayfield Shumaker Loop District Hirzel Canning The Zachel Family Trust Mr. Harris McIntosh, Jr. & Kendrick, LLP Tom & Betsy Brady Gerald & Jeannine Hoeffel Mrs. Tammy J. Zajac Foundation Medical Equipment Signature Bank, N.A. Mr. Jeramie Briskey Mr. John William Zook, Jr. Holiday with Heart & Supplies Abroad SIOP Foundation, Inc. Ms. Susan L. Brotje Foundation, Inc. Mr. James R. Hollon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Gifts $500 - $999 Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Burgoon Mr. & Mrs. Todd A. Mercer Skilliter Honeywell Foundation Anonymous Gift Mr. John H. Burson Mrs. Carolyn Metzger Ms. Anne E. Sluhan Mr. & Mrs. Harold Hoot Mr. & Mrs. David E. Allen Ms. Jenna L. Bush Mr. Tim I. Milligan Ms. Diana Sluhan Dr. Ann Howard Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Bill & Cathy Carroll MLM Charitable Foundation Stapleton Insurance Group Ampthor Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Carroll Hylant Family Foundation, Inc. Henry L. Morse FBO Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Armstrong Sweeping, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Charities Private Foundation Stephens Mr. Richard D. Arnos Cavanaugh Hy-Tech Property Services, Inc. Mosser Construction, Inc. Carol & Chuck Stocking Arotech Ms. Deborah Chapman Imagination Station MT Business Technologies Stone Oak Country Club Atlantic Sweeping Mr. Jeffrey B. Clark Integrity Title Agency Norm Nitschke STS Management & Cleaning, Inc. Mr. John K. Clement of Ohio & Michigan, Ltd. NOIC Home Mortgage Sweep All, Inc. Mr. Marc Barlett COACT Associates, Ltd. Mr. Craig A. Jablonski Lender Mr. John Szuch Mr. D. Benjamin Barros Mr. & Mrs. Ronald K. Joanne & Reg Jackson Old West End Association Inc. Paul Szymanski Spirit Battery Wholesale, Inc. Coughenour Mr. Anthony C. Jager Mr. Joseph T. O’Leary Award Golf Tournament Bellevue Investors Co. Brent & Pam Cousino Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Jeffries Perrysburg Township Mr. & Mrs. William R. Taylor Mr. David B. Bingham Ms. Crystal Crum Fire Department Mr. & Mrs. Dennis & Sheila Thesing Power Sweeping, Mr. & Mrs. Ralph J. Bishop Ms. Deborah Crum Ms. Elizabeth M. Pfenninger Inc. Johnson Black & White Taxi Mr. Oscar M. Dalton, III Junior League of Toledo, Inc. Poggemeyer Design Group, George & Louise Thornton & Cab Co., LLC Inc. Charitable Foundation Dr. William J. Davis & Mr. Christopher J. Keene Bodette Insurance Pamela Voell Davis Price Pro Co. Tireman Auto Ed Kettinger Agency / Allstate Mr. Matthew Dean Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Reed Service Centers Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Boerst Enterprises, Inc. – Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Desch Ms. Tina Reeser Toledo Building Services, The Boerst Law Office Koralewski Inc. Gilbert W. Didion Ms. Marilyn Kozma Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm Ms. Donna J. Bogan Living Trust Richards Toledo-Lucas County Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kranz Port Authority Bollin Label Systems 36 Mr. Peter Douglas Glenn & Mary Richter Mr. Ronald Boston Hylant Group Nemsys, LLC Mr. Timothy S. Stokes Mr. Patrick Aubry contributors Mr. Larry Boyer I.B.C., Inc. Northwest Electrical Paul R. Sullivan, Jr. The Autism Academy Mr. Alexander Bradley Illinois Tool Works Contracting AIA LLC of Learning Mr. Robert Brady Foundation Old Northwest Mr. David L. Swartz Autism Society Military History of Northwest Ohio Mr. Heike Bridgwater International Association Mr. Deren V. Swartz of Torch Clubs – Oregon Board of Education Mr. Nicholas E. Balasz Mr. & Mrs. James T. Brown Sylvania Tam-O-Shanter Torch Club of Toledo (Clay High School Mr. Tyson Barker Mr. Brendan Buckley Student Council) Taylor Cadillac Company Louise A. Jackson Mr. Kevin J. Barney Ms. Bonnie Burns Parker Hannifin Foundation Three D Industrial Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Maintenance Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. C&L Sweeper Service Corp. Jaksetic – Hydraulic & Fuel Filtration Division Toledo Regional Chamber Bartlett Mr. David Carleton Mr. Joel P. Jerger Mr. Sunit J. Patel of Commerce Frank Beans & Anne Yager Mr. Wesley C. Carr Mr. Robert C. Julius Perfect Sweep, Inc. Mr. Timothy L. Traver Mr. & Mrs. James Beeson Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Catchur The Henry J. Kaiser Triad Residential Solutions, Mr. Bruce A. Berry Family Foundation Pilkington North America, Clean Sweep, Inc. Inc. LLC Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. The Collaborative, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Douglas E. Mr. Darrell Tucholski Billmaier Kearns Mr. & Mrs. Todd E. Rains Committee to Elect The University of Toledo Ms. Carol Bintz Mr. Robert G. Keleghan Sam & Robin Rayner Anita Lopez Foundation Mr. Andrew Black Mr. Paul King Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Cooperative Business Reineck Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Blosser Services, LLC Knight Insurance Group Velker Reino Linen Service, Inc. Mr. David W. Boehm CSS Industries, LLC Mr. Brian D. Koenig Dr. Richard & Linda Ward Renaissance Toledo Hotel Mr. Matt L. Boes Doug Howard Builders Ms. Stephanie Kuhlman Mr. Donald L. Warner Renhill Group, Inc. Mr. John H. Boggs Downtown Toledo Kuhlman Corporation Weber O’Brien, Ltd. Mr. Michael H. Robbins Steve & Marsha Boice Development Corporation Laibe Electric Co. Welch Packaging Mr. Craig D. Roberts BOMA Toledo Downtown Toledo Leadership Toledo Mr. & Mrs. Chris S. Improvement District, Inc. Craig D. Roberts - Sravanthi Boppana Mr. & Mrs. Jeff D. Lee Werbylo Mr. Martin P. Doyle Commerce Paper Company Mr. Thomas C. Brooks Lorenzen Realty Ms. Maria A. White Mr. & Mrs. Robert Doyle W. Alan Robertson Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. Brown Louisville Pavement Sweep Mr. Ryan Wilhelm Mr. Douglas M. Dusseau Grant & Pat Rose Mr. Nicholas A. Brown Lucas County Sheriff Kory Yoder Eastman & Smith, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. William C. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy A. Mr. Jonathan Malhoit Rowles Gifts $100 - $499 Ernst & Young, LLP Brown Mannin & Smith Group, Inc. Mr. Daniel J. Saevig Anonymous Gifts (3) First American Home Mr. Richard Browne Warranty Corp. Rita N. A. Mansour Safety Council Mr. Douglas Ackerman Sieglinde Buchholz of Northwest Ohio First Energy Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Andrew W. Mr. & Mrs. Seymour Adler Mr. & Mrs. William F. Marmion Ms. Barbara J. Sandusky First Insurance Group Ms. Erin Smith Aebel Buckley The Martin & Wood Cindy & David Schlaudecker Mr. John Gage Ms. Michelle Amborski Mr. & Mrs. Fred Bullard Appraisal Group, Ltd. Lawrence P. Schmakel, Mr. Alex J. Gerken American Interiors, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Maumee Post No. 320 DDS, Inc. Burke Gilmore Jasion Mahler, Ltd. The American Legion American Legion – Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Post #110 Susan & Keith Burwell Mr. Terry Gladieux Beverly & Gary McBride Schneider Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Ames Mr. Edward A. Caldwell Mr. Eric Greer Mr. Andrew T. McClain The Shelly Holding Company Stoneco, Inc. Mr. Andrew J. Archer Mr. Charles G. Carothers, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Mrs. Sandra McCluskey Argyle It Solutions Ms. Kathryn Angell Carr Hammer Careta Meagley Mr. Daniel W. Skilliter Mr. Robert F. Armstrong Ms. Susan Carter Hart Associates Mr. Donald F. Melhorn, Jr. The Skutch Arlow Group, LLC Mr. Tylor Armstrong Ms. Bridget Cassady Mr. & Mrs. David J. Herman Members Marketing, LLC Ms. Linda N. Smith Mr. Robert J. Arthur Mr. & Mrs. Chris Cavaliere Craig & Patricia Hopple Mr. Michael P. Mikkonen Mr. & Mrs. David J. Spiess Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. & Ms. Nancy A. Miller Arts Commission Central Travel & Ticket of Greater Toledo, Inc. Howell, Jr. Ms. Nancy A. Miller Mrs. Patrice Spitzer Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Cerosky Huntington Bank Stanley’s Market Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Chase Ms. Patricia R. Moon Atkins, Jr. 37 Special Thanks to our 2017 Planned Giving Design Center Sponsors:
Mr. Christopher Chilcote Huntington Private Client Group Mr. Ian W. Iott Mr. Rory Layton Chipotle PNC Ms. Kathleen M. Iott Mr. Jonathon F. Lee Mr. Don W. Christie The Trust Company of Toledo Ironworkers Local #55 Ms. Pamela Lefevre Mr. & Mrs. Walter Mr. & Mrs. John D. Irwin Dr. & Mrs. Edward L. Churchill, Jr. George Isaac Foundation Levine contributors Ms. Michelle L. Clapp Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Jackson Ms. Dana Lewis Don & Ellen Clark Mr. Gary S. Jacobs Weixin Li Mr. & Mrs. Kerry P. Clark Mark I. Jacobs – Chong W. Lim Mr. & Mrs. James Cleveland Attorney at Law Mr. Andrei Los Mr. & Mrs. Jason A. Collier Exchange Club Mr. Caleb Green Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Jaegly Mr. & Mrs. Jay Lowenstein of Greater Maumee Bay Gross Electric Mr. John Collins Fundraising Account Mr. Michael P. Jelinek Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Lucas Mr. Wesley Grudzien William M. Connelly Mr. & Mrs. Richard Faist Jack Jones & Paul & Sandy Lunn Mr. Brian J. Gyuras Teri Whittington Jones Michael Crandall Bob & Sandy Falk Lutheran Church & Richard Schnipke Mr. Charlie G. Haas Mr. & Mrs. Randy R. Jones of the Master Mr. Kenneth W. Fallows Mr. Don A. Cyr Ms. Barbara M. Hahler Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Jones Mr. John Malkoski, Jr. Mr. James V. Ferris Mr. Aaron Czechowski Kathryn A. & Janet L. Hall Mr. & Mrs. James K. Bruce & Robin Malone Mr. Mark Fillinger Kamsickas Mr. John W. Davies, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Keith H. Mr. & Mrs. George Mancy Findley Davies, Inc. Ms. Paula Davis Hammack Ms. Sheri L. Kamykowski Mr. David Manning Dr. Robert Finkel Mr. Hugo S. Debeaubien Mr. Jason Hamman Mr. Kevin J. Katafias Mariucci & Associates, LLC Mr. Glenn Fitkin The Diamond Connection Mr. Ryan Hammye Mr. Robert B. Keck Mr. Hector M. Marquez dba Detroit City Sports Mr. Robert Fox Mr. Benjamin R. Hanan Herbert Kemp & Ms. Carolina Villalobos DMC Technology Group Mr. Clifford P. Frankowski Mr. Gregory R. Haney Korey Keplinger Mr. Alejandro Martin Ms. JoAnne Dolson Mr. Henry Frey Ms. Barbara A. Harger Jatin Khanna Mr. & Mrs. A. Stephen & Ms. Suzanne Prestien Martindale Mr. Nicholas Domschot Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Harold Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Kirby Mr. David Fritz Kent R. Matthews Mr. Greg Dorrieu Mr. Timothy J. Harrington Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Klein Ms. Mallory J. Fritz Maumee City Ms. Saralyn Abel Dorrill Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Hazel Ms. Lisa M. Knoell John F. & Patti J. Gallagher Board of Education Mrs. Janina J. Douglas Ms. Barbara E. Hendel Stephen Knudson Ms. Lynn Gangemella McElheney Locksmiths, Inc. James & Renee Drew Mr. Mark Hensley Mr. Dennis C. Kocian & Ms. Wendy Jones Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Ms. Linda P. Drivas Mr. Robert H. Gardner Mr. Clarence Hertzfeld Darla Koepke McGowan Mr. & Mrs. Alexander H. Due Gateway I/O Psychologists Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Kohler Ms. Sandra J. McIntyre Hileman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Dunn Mr. & Mrs. Peter A. Gerds Mr. Paul Komisarek Ms. Christie M. McKenzie Mr. & Mrs. Glen H. Hiner Mr. Jason Dymbort Mr. Dennis W. Germann Mr. & Mrs. David R. Mr. George McKisson, Jr. Mr. James L. Hitchings, II Kreinkamp Christine Billau Dziad Mr. Lance Geuther Ms. Janice McQuillin Edward L. Hoffman Mr. Paul A. Kruse Mr. Daniel H. Effler & Mrs. Mr. Markus Gloeckler Colin Meehan Theresa Gallup Effler Mr. Gregory Hoffman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Dr. Amira F. Gohara Kuhlman Mr. John Meiers Mr. & Mrs. Erwin R. Effler, II Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Mr. Bruce Goldberg Mercy Health Partners Ms. Florence Egwunyenga Holden Mr. Matthew S. Kuzila Golden Eagle, Ltd. Metrus Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip J. Eisel Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hollister The Lamar Companies Mr. & Mrs. Scott E. Gordon Mr. Todd T. Michaelsen Elk Properties, LLC Ms. Samantha A. Hoot Ms. Ondria LaMorte Mr. & Mrs. Ray David Mr. & Mrs. Peter Gorman Dave & Becky Huey Lantz Dental Prosthetics, Inc. Mr. Gregor K. Emmert Micham, Jr. Great Lakes Historical Mr. Paul H. Hunt Mr. Andrew C. Larsen Dr. & Mrs. Gregor K. Society – The National Ms. Stephanie M. Mikalakis Emmert, Sr. Impact Employment Mr. & Mrs. Peter N. Museum of the Great Lakes Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Miller The Employers’ Association Schoonmaker Solutions, Inc. Lavalette Mr. Mark Miller Mr. Hershel H. Erwin Great Lakes Insulators & Allied Worker Mr. John J. Lavelle Local 45 Entertainment Mr. & Mrs. Stephen T. Mr. Phillip J. Estep Pension Services, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James W. 38 dba Hileman Associates & Charity Fund Layman Miller Mitchell Dermatology Progressive Sweeping Mr. Peter S. Shawaker TV One, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. contributors Brendan Molnar Contractors, Inc. Ms. Lorraine R. Shook US Utility Contractors Zerbey, IV Mr. John C. Moore Property Maintenance Mr. Randy A. Smart Ms. Regina N. Valentine Mr. Seth Zimmer Services Dr. Robert F. Morrison Mr. Steven R. Smith Robert & Roberta Van Tassel Kathleen & Jack Zouhary Mr. Patrick Rabideau Mr. Lorin Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Gerald E. Msgr. Chris Vasko Gifts up to $100 Mr. & Mrs. August Rahe Multiple Options Smolen Mr. Brent Veenstra Anonymous Gifts (2) Ms. Kathryn Rakan for Developmental Glenn & Laurie Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Volk Mr. & Mrs. Richard & Educational Learning Ms. Christina L. Redrup Mr. & Mrs. James J. Nirav D. Vora & Binita Bhuta Alleshouse dba Autism Model School Robert F. Reichert Solberg Mr. Barton Lee Wagenman Ms. Carrie F. Ansberg Mr. John Murphy & Mrs. Mr. Matthew D. Rentfrow Ms. Eleanor Sonntag Priscilla D’Anniballe Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Mr. Steven D. Ansted Republic Development Southard Insurance Wagoner Ms. Carol A. Ardner Dr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Corporation Agency, Inc. Murtagh Mr. & Mrs. John W. Walters Bernadette M. Armbruster Mr. Gregory A. Rippberger Spartan Chemical Mr. & Mrs. Todd D. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Arndt Mr. Dustin G. Ritchie Company, Inc. Mr. Eric Nawrocki Wasielewski Ms. Paula D. Ashley Mr. Gregory Ritz Mr. Thomas Sponsler Douglas Neckers Mr. Dirk N. Weiss Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Austrich Mr. & Mrs. Ted P. Roberts Mr. Christopher Z. Staine Network for Good Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Yesenia Avila Mr. Searle Roscoe Mr. Stephen J. Stanford Weiss The David Neufeld Ms. NaTasha D. Baker Emerson J. Ross, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William R. Steele Wepay Memorial Foundation Zhigang Ban Mr. James R. Rumpf Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Mr. & Mrs. James Jordan Nichols Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. William C. Ms. Lynn Rupp Wesolowski Oblates of St. Francis Ms. Jen Stevens Barber de Sales Dr. Elizabeth S. Ruppert Mr. Dale West Mr. Jeffery R. Stoll Mr. & Mrs. Warren N. Stan & Sheila Odesky Ms. Teresa Sager Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth N. Barnes Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Stoner Wexley Mr. Matthew S. Osburn Sara’s Garden Mr. & Mrs. David I. Bates Mr. Anthony Stout Mr. & Mrs. Gerald L. Mr. Nathan T. Oswald Ms. Irene A. Sasaki Ms. Donna Baumgart Mr. Carl Streiff Whipple Ms. Barbara J. Owens Mr. Robert J. Savage Ms. Mary Beroske Ms. Kathleen Stump Mr. Palmer White Mr. Jose Pal Mr. Jacob Schaaf Mr. Bartholomew J. Bick Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius P. Mr. & Mrs. Bernard C. Tom & Susan Palmer Mr. James R. Schade, Jr. Sullivan Whittier Ms. Virginia M. Bick Venkata “Suneel” N. Michael & Trudy Scheiding Mr. John W. Swanson Dr. John M. Wiley Ms. Kathleen M. Pasapula Bickelhaupt Mike & Ginger Schenk Mr. Gerald Szymanski, II Mr. Dennis G. Wilichowski Pathway Inclusion Center, Mr. Wes C. Scherf William Vaughan Company Ms. Sally L. Binard Inc. Mr. Joseph R. Tafelski & Mr. Paul Schlatter Ms. Jennifer W. Teschne Mr. James Williams, Jr. Mr. Travis Bisaillon Ms. Sandra Pellegrino Mr. Lawrence B. Schultz, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Willis Day Properties/ Ms. Jennifer Black Perstorp Polyols, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Schuster, Jr. Taliaferro Willis Day Management, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Blake Mr. Eric S. Pfefferle Mr. Jeffrey W. Schwartz Jerry & Carolyn Tasker Mr. Mark R. Windmar The Boehm Family Piedmont Property & Mrs. Sharon Henley Carol H. Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Wineland Living Trust Services, Inc. Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Mr. David G. Wise Mr. Anthony D. Bolger & Mr. Scott Pietrzak Mrs. Wendy Kistner Bolger Ms. Kate Schwartz Thompson Mr. & Mrs. John J. Wlodarski Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm J. Mr. M. Peter Scontrino, Toledo Clinic, Inc. Mr. Jeremy D. Brown Pitchford Wolcott House Ph.D. The Toledo Club Museum Guild Mr. & Mrs. Michael R. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy D. Seafood Restaurant, Inc. Buckley Pontius Toledo Northwestern Ohio Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Wood Ms. Meghan O. Serrano Food Bank, Inc. Ms. C. Ann Budzynski Mr. Timothy Powers Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. & Ms. E. Baker O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Mr. & Mrs. Howard Tomlin Wozniak Mr. Thomas Preston Ms. Heather L. Calkins Seymour Mr. Walter A. Trauner, II Mr. Christopher L. Wulf Proedge Lawn Care Mr. C. Philip Campbell Mr. & Ms. Thomas W. Mr. & Mrs. Keith R. Truckor Mr. Gregory C. Yadley Unlimited Shafer Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Young Reuven Proenca Mr. Phillip M. Shank Canonico Truscinski Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Zalecki 39 Mr. Roy J. Cherry Mr. & Mrs. Bruce M. Ms. Lisa Lockford Ms. Carolyn O. Price Mrs. Audrey C. Tattersall Ms. Amanda E. Ballard Clay Hankins Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Mrs. Nancy Quandt Kelly L. Termin Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Cramer Mr. Fred Harrington Lumbrezer Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Queen Mr. & Mrs. John B. Thebes Ms. Katherine S. Decker Ms. Carol Harris Mr. & Mrs. Scott Lumbrezer Mr. Austin Quig-Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Mr. & Mrs. Alfred E. Ms. Barbara J. Mackey Mr. Dan M. Rakosnik Tichenor contributors Hartkopf DeMars Ms. June Maginn Mr. Luis Ramirez Toledo Police Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hartley & Ms. Kathleen Coombs Federal Credit Union Laura Dinardo David & Lisa Rectenwald Mr. John P. Dombrowski Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Mr. & Mrs. Brendan Malone Mr. Kevan P. Toney Hassen Mr. Daniel Reeves & Ms. Anna Malone Mr. & Mrs. Allen M. Drown Mr. & Mrs. Richard R. Ms. Erin Watterson Hawk Malone Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Reid Mr. & Mrs. Robert Truckor DRS Timing, LLC Ms. Mary Beth Hayes Ms. Kelly Maradiaga Mr. Mark M. Reid Ms. Heather Tweedy Mr. & Mrs. David J. Dugai Ms. Victoria L. Heilman Ms. Victoria M. Markowski Richard & Jeannine Reilly Ms. Sheri A. Ulinski Ms. Natalie A. Edwards Ms. Barbara A. Heindel Mr. Hugh R. Marks Ms. Tessla A. Reilly Ms. Gina Valentino Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Effler Jeffrey & Dawne Helvie Mrs. Mary Lou Marsh Ms. Cynthia L. Rerucha Mr. & Mrs. Chad Vrooman Mr. Chad M. Eickholt Ms. Rebecca S. Henderson Masterworks Chorale Mrs. Reno R. Riley, Jr. Mr. Leonard J. Washington & Ms. Marlene Sue Eikens Ms. Juli Hilz C.J. McBurney Mr. & Mrs. James W. Dr. Deborah N. Washington Mrs. Jean M. Emery Robinson Ms. Elizabeth A. Hogan Ms. Susan D. McClay Ms. Cynthia L. Weagley Ms. Heather L. Falzone Ms. Stephanie A. Robinson Mr. Wyatt J. Holliday Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Mr. & Mrs. Mitch Wentzel Mr. Casey P. Fergus Rotary Club of Toledo Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. McHugh Ms. Jessica Smith West Mr. Juan J. Fernandez Hughes Ms. Rosemary M. McHugh Mr. & Mrs. Ty F. Roth Westway Consulting, LLC Ms. Angela D. Fields Ms. Shawn Le’Anne Jacobs Ms. Mary McMullen Mr. & Mrs. Daniel R. Mr. & Mrs. Carl R. White Schilling Five Lakes Global Group, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Mr. & Mrs. David A. Ms. Jenifer Wiles Mr. Tom Foos Jaggie McMurray Mr. & Mrs. William R. Schmidt & Family Ms. Sheila Wonders Ms. Brittany Ford Mr. & Mrs. Timothy C. James Mr. & Mrs. Doug S. Mead Marlene Schrage Ms. Kimberly S. Wood Mr. & Mrs. Bryan M. Frank Mr. James Jeffery Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Menke Mr. & Mrs. Mark K. Schrock Mr. & Mrs. Gary C. Wright Ms. Suzanne O. Frankie Mr. & Mrs. Matthew S. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Miley Mr. Bryan Schumaker YWCA of Northwest Ohio Ms. Sally K. Frazier Jensen Mr. & Mrs. William J. Miller Mr. Brian Schweer Haijun Zheng Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Ben, Sarah & Beckett Jones Ms. Minnie Mitchell Ms. Kathleen A. Scott Ms. Erica Zolezzi Friedmar Ms. Brook L. Jones Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Mr. & Mrs. Jack G. Fynes Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Monagan Mr. Frank Shiflett Joseph James & Lisa Shook Affiliate Funds Mr. Timothy C. Garding Mr. Robert Mowery Contributors Mr. Peter L. Gerken Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. David & Sue Ann Mullin Mr. Tyler W. Shook Juergens, IV Gifts to Bowling Green Mr. John P. Gillespie Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Nagy, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Allen N. Shub Community Foundation Mr. Stephen Kaplan Funds Ms. Margaret M. Gillespie Mr. & Mrs. John K. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Brandon W. Mr. & Mrs. Bela P. Kazimir Smith & Mr. John M. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Gary Nickerson Anonymous Gifts (9) Mr. Patrick J. Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Gregory J. Smith Ms. Cindylee A. Ginter Mr. & Mrs. James R. Norton Mr. & Mrs. David L. Adams Ms. Sara Kent Mr. & Mrs. Jack V. Smith Ms. Sarah M. Glaser Ms. Deborah Noward Todd Ahrens Ms. Suellen Kerrigan Ms. Harleigh Snyder & Amy Craft Ahrens Mr. & Mrs. Douglas J. Golus Overcashier & Horst Heating David & Jodi Anderson Ms. Carol A. Gordon Ms. Marcia Komives & Air Conditioning, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. D. Kent Southard Ms. Amy Kovacs Isabel H. Perry Mr. & Mrs. Greg A. Steenrod Roger & Betty Jean Ms. Eileen M. Grant-Ball Anderson Mr. & Mrs. William L. Krantz Revocable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Storer Troy & Wendy Greeley Galen & Carol Ash Mr. Stephen N. Krum Ms. Mary Ellen Pisanelli Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Storer Mr. & Mrs. Hugh W. Grefe James & Evelyn Bachman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Grilliot Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kuehne Mr. & Mrs. Frank G. Ms. Laurie K. Storer Polesovsky & Family Tom & Jean Bamburowski Vamshi Krishna Gundoji Ms. Alison J. Lagos Mr. Charles Sweezey Dr. Philip & Shirley Levy Mr. Milton E. Pommeranz & Mr. Don McCallum Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Gene Hagedorn Barker Ms. Nicole M. Loboschefski Ms. Sarah Pomposo Mr. & Mrs. H. Bruce Talbott Ms. Mary Anne Hammond Mark W. Beard 40 Ron & Jeanne Prater Mr. & Mrs. John C. Tate, II Ms. Sally J. Kilmer contributors Mr. & Mrs. Claude R. Kilpatrick Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Klein Ms. Kelli M. Kling Mr. Jeff & Dr. Inge Klopping Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Knox Mr. Randall J. LaFond & Mrs. Janelle Carlson-LaFond Dr. Ann-Marie Lancaster, Trustee Bob & Marcia Latta Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Lemon Dr. & Mrs. Neocles Leontis Ms. Patricia Limes Ms. Lois A. Luoma Mr. & Mrs. Chester H. Marcin Mrs. Mary Lou Marsh GRANTEE: Mobile Meals of Toledo Marsh & Marsh Mr. Elden W. Martin obile Meals helps their clients sustain independence and enhance their quality of life by deliv- Mr. & Mrs. Michael Martin ering nutritious food. This home-delivered meal program started in 1967 and serves anyone M Ms. Ann M. McCarty needing assistance with meal preparation or diet maintenance. They have served people from age Harold & Marcia McCarty 2 to 106, and have gone from serving four clients a day to over 600 a day. Mobile Meals also offers Ms. Patricia A. McGinnis a Weekender Program which provides kid-friendly, shelf-stable food to Toledo inner-city schools. Mr. & Mrs. David P. Toledo Community Foundation funds have supported their mission and programs through the years. McGookey Penny McMorris Mr. Doug & Dr. Ann McVey Dr. Thomas W. Beattie Joe & Nancy Campisi Gaylyn & Jan Finn Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Hebler Thomas & Gail Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Owen W. Beck Ms. Tari Christoff Michael & Barbara Ford Carl & Kay Heffernan Mr. & Mrs. Larry P. BG Baer Group, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Mr. & Mrs. Lewis P. Mr. Paul & Dr. Doris Mershman Cochrane Fulcher, Jr. Herringshaw Ms. Dolores A. Black Lee & Marge Meserve Ms. Alta B. Codding Dan & Mary Goodenow Richard & Mary Ann Hoare Black Swamp Arts Bob Midden Festival, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Brian T. Craft Mrs. Elaine D. Goodwin Mr. & Ms. George R. Horton Mike & Kay Miesle Dennis & Janet Bower Craft Investments, LLC Kevin Gordon Ms. Tyne Hyslop Tom & Jane Milbrodt Calvin & Jennifer Bowers Mr. & Mrs. Douglas F. Mrs. Anne C. Graves & Mr. Ken Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Fred Moon Bowling Green Area Cubberley Greater Bowling Green Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Community Bands Helen Dermer Area Real Estate Jackson Mr. & Mrs. R. Richard Morris Bowling Green Title, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. John R. Dubler Association Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Jacoby Mr. & Mrs. Neil A. Munger Ms. Betty A. Brenner Ms. Emily Dunipace Dr. H. Theodore Groat Alan Jaffee & Laura & Dr. Peggy Giordano Leventhal Eric & Linda Myers Mr. Robert D. Brown Jim & Sara Elsasser Milton & Lee Hakel Jack Jones & Dick & Laurie Newlove Brian & Sara Bushong John & Ann Emmerich Teri Whittington Jones Ms. Sharon Hanna Will & Leslie Oswald Mr. Albert Calderon Mr. John S. Fawcett Josef & Vivian Keglewitsch Hanna & Hanna, Attorneys Ben & Kristin Otley Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Ms. Sharon L. Feehan Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Keller Ted & Phyllis Hartwell Mr. Steven R. Patton Callecod Rebecca Ferguson 41 Thomas & Wendy Headley Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Kelly Mr. Mark Pendleton & Ms. Marie Pendleton Ms. Darlene D. Petkwitz Poggemeyer Design Group, Inc. contributors Marty & Anne Porter Mark & Deb Reddin Ed & Linda Reiter Bob & Winnie Rex Bill & Joanne Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. H. Ricard Robb & Mary Lou Riday Mr. & Mrs. George I. Riker Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Robb Bill & Sue Rock Ms. Marie Rogers GRANTEE: Lucas Resident Services Corporation Mr. Christopher M. Roper Dr. & Mrs. Wilfred H. ucas Resident Services Corporation hosted a Well2Unity Bootcamp at the Lucas Metropolitan Roudebush LHousing Authority’s Ravine Park Village. This Bootcamp was designed to promote fitness and Mr. Steve R. Rowe nutrition for youth between the ages of 10 and 17. Funded by Toledo Community Foundation, the & Ms. Lorraine Miners program was successful in that it increased participants’ knowledge and personal improvement in Richard Rowlands the areas of nutrition, health and wellness. & Eileen Underwood Ms. Brenda J. Rummel Dr. Roger & Barbara Sturdavant Exploration, LLC WPW Limited Frankart Electric MHS & Construction, LLC / Sanchez Tom & Marcia Suter Mr. & Mrs. J. Kevin Yarnell Good Shepherd Home Clear Choice Windows Ms. Peggy L. Schmeltz Mr. & Mrs. Brian L. Swope Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Young Mr. & Mrs. Jerry D. Ms. Judy R. Miller & Ms. Janet A. Bower Goodman Mr. Jason E. Mundy Mr. & Mrs. Terence A. Tabor Gifts to Greater Fostoria Ms. Juliana A. Selvey Greater Fostoria Community & Mrs. Bridgett M. Mr. & Mrs. James S. Treeger Community Foundation Gamby-Mundy David & Vicky Shilling Funds Foundation, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Tutolo North Street Styling, LLC Ms. Robin R. Short Dr. Asish K. Basu High Street United Ms. Carolyn I. Ulsh Methodist Church Poet Biorefining Dr. Vijaya L. Shrestha & Dr. Basanti Basu Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Burns Hylant Group Ms. Rhonda R. Posey Mr. & Mrs. John H. Vessey Shumaker Clouse Construction Corp. Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Keckler Posey Excavating, Inc. Mrs. Cheryl L. Windisch Colleen Smith Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Mr. & Mrs. Eugene R. Kinn Reineke Ford Mr. & Mrs. George Winters Mr. & Mrs. James L. Smith Cochran Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Kinn Roppe Corporation Patricia Wise & Glendale Comcast Corporation Ms. Jean G. Smith Silverwood Kroger Company Rotary Club of Fostoria Mr. Robert Cooper Jeff Smith Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. Andy Krupp Mr. & Mrs. Eugene N. Mr. Peter F. DiCesare Schalk Jeffrey & Lee Anne Snook Ms. Janet S. Womack Dr. & Mrs. Steven D. & Ms. Mona L. Simpson Lehmann Seneca Re-Ad Industries, Ms. Kacee Ferrell Snyder Women’s Club DiCesare Inc. of Bowling Green Ms. Cheryl Buckland Snyder Living Trust Edward Jones Manley Mr. Leonard F. Skonecki, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Wood Ms. Marcia E. St. John Ms. Debra M. Erndt Mr. D. Ford Mennel Mr. & Mrs. Aaron Smith Mr. & Mrs. John J. Stickler Wood County District Financial Design Agency Public Library Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy W. Mr. Robert Stiles of Ohio, Inc. Mennel Stacy Wood Lane Foundation & Mrs. Susan Dahl Stiles First Federal Bank Mennel Milling Company Stacy Tri County Veterinary 42 Mr. Todd E. Stoner, DDS Mr. Ronald L. Woofter of the Midwest Clinic, LLC Henry County Community Mr. & Mrs. David N. Darrah Port Clinton Wrestling Club Gifts to Wyandot County contributors Foundation Community Foundation Mr. Willis F. Day, IV Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Funds Henry County Hospital Equipment Co., Inc. Ms. Renee L. Diebler A-1 Printing, Inc. Foundation Quinstock Farms, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Ms. Charlene L. Beeler Holgate Lumber Company Dudley Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kline Reineck Larry L. Bennett Mr. Larry E. Fletcher Rev. Living Trust Lauf & Meents – Doctors Jeffrey B. & Kim K. Frazier RFC Contracting, Inc. of Optometry, LLC 12 Bess Blvd. Real Estate Ms. Mary Jane Gibson Mr. & Mrs. F. Riney Company, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Mack Robertson Ken & Gerri Gill Beta Chapter Meyer-Badenhop Rotary Club of Port Clinton Tri Sigma Sorority Insurance Agency, Inc. Gill Construction, LLC Foundation, Inc. Mr. William M. Clark Mr. Robert K. Morrison Mr. Brad Goetz Mike & Ginger Schenk & Ms. Andrea Keck Community First Bank, N.A. & Mrs. Linda Krauskopf Jessie Schenk Memorial Ridgeville Township Greenes Marine Turkey Chase Custom Glass Solutions by Guardian Volunteer Fire Department Mr. Henry C. Gurtz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Dr. & Mrs. Edmundo A. Dr. & Mrs. Mark Hablitzel Schmidt Ms. Clara L. Eckleberry Somoza Mr. & Mrs. Steve L. Hanson Ms. Michelle Schroeder Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Gottfried South Richland Township Ms. Barbara A. Harger Mr. & Mrs. John J. Sidell Volunteer Firemen’s Mr. Paul A. Grygier Association, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James C. Mr. & Mrs. Steven D. Smith & Ms. Joanne R. Gilmore Hefflinger Estate of Doris E. Stamm Gifts to Ottawa County Hempy Water Conditioning, Community Foundation Ms. Luann B. Hofacker Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sterling Inc. Funds Mr. & Mrs. Doug Huber Mr. & Mrs. Gary H. Steyer Hempy Water of Tiffin, LLC Anything Automotive, Ltd. Mr. & Mrs. Kent Johnson Mr. Nicholas P. Steyer & Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Mr. & Mrs. William G. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Mrs. Meaghan N. Buenger Hilderbrand Barrington Kearney Ms. Dawn M. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Mark Johnson Mr. & Mrs. William F. Beck The Stearns Financial Ms. Victoria Koebel Mr. & Mrs. Alex Thomas Mr. & Mrs. John G. Joseph Group, LLC Mr. & Mrs. David G. Belden Mr. Brian D. Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Harry A. Tipping Marilyn Lee Mr. Richard W. Stewart Rodney & Anne Belden Ms. Ilona Joanne Kovach Donald E. Wadsworth M.D. Williams & Company Mr. Eric R. Stinehelfer Ms. Beth M. Benko Mr. & Mrs. Barry F. Kroeger Living Trust Mizick Miller & Co., Inc. Toledo Community Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Ms. Erin E. Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Duane D. Waite Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Murphy Foundation, Inc. Boissoneault Mann Parsons Gray Gifts to Waterville Ms. Mary L. Rife Mr. & Mrs. Christopher P. Catawba Island Club Architects, Inc. Community Foundation Ms. Dorothy L. Sammet Widman Corporation Ms. Julene Marie Market Funds Catawba Island Historical Mr. & Mrs. Dwain Sayre Gifts to Henry County Ms. Mildred & Mrs. Barbara A. (Rupp) Community Foundation Society, Inc. Ms. Nika Markus Brockway Ms. Beverly A. Smith Funds Catawba Island Volunteer & Ms. Paula A. Pisano Fallen Timbers Arbor Mr. & Mrs. K.K. Solacoff Fire Department Auxiliary Ms. Mary Anne Bernicke Ms. Kay L. Martin 792 of the Gleaner Life Mr. & Mrs. Randy L. Sorg The Catawba Moorings, Inc. Insurance Society BGT Charities Fund, Inc. & Ms. Jennifer L. Harvey Stombaugh-Batton Funeral Ms. Barbara Pease Judge & Mrs. John S. Collier Mr. & Mrs. Stephen E. Cellier “Mayer” Cousins Sara, Home, Inc. Susan, Rick & Bob Mr. & Mrs. J. Stephen Schult Defiance Moose Lodge CIC Blue Gavel Storage Unlimited II, LLC No. 2094 Carol Clemons Mr. & Mrs. Christopher L. Mr. James R. Seiwert Mr. Cleo M. Turnbell McAfee First Federal Bank of the Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Coffin Katherine R. Smith Warpole Chapter Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Minor CRUT FBO Karen Shepler Midwest Coppeler Heating #366 O.E.S. Frost Insurance Agency, Inc. & Electric, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gino A. Monaco Katherine R. Smith Wyandot County Revocable Trust Mr. William H. Gaasch Mr. Scott Cross Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Mooney Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. E. Thomas Titus & Mrs. Rita Kline Gaasch Crown Battery Oak Harbor Rotary Club Wyandot County Skilled Titus & Urbanski, Inc. Nursing & Rehab The Henry County Bank Mr. & Mrs. Paul Port Clinton Propeller Dackermann Repair, Inc. 43 creating leaders
GRANTEE: Leadership Toledo Gifts in oledo Community Foundation initiated and has supported Tthe Youth in Philanthropy Encouraging Excellence (YIPEE) program in full at Leadership Toledo since the 1998-1999 Memory of academic year. Its purpose is to engage high school juniors and seniors in identifying key problems facing youth, raising money, reviewing grant applications, and allocating grants to deserving local, youth serving nonprofits. In any given year, the average number of participants is 15, all from different high schools, awarding nearly $18,000 to charitable organizations.
44 Richard K. Ahrendt Thomas J. Fairhurst Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Gary M. Keller gifts Mr. Edward M. Irvin Anonymous
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Mr. William J. Park, III Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Stuckey Mr. & Mrs. Kirk A. Maxey memory Cecil Amesquita Mr. Frank G. Beans & Toledo Community Foundation Mr. Kirk A. Root Ms. Anne E. Yager leaders Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Welles Bowen Realtors Mr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Walker Mrs. Carol Bentley Mr. Henry Werner & Marlyn Angles Jean Howell of The Cleveland Foundation Ms. Jacqueline A. Rousseau Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred F. Kinn Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Lucy Comstock-Gay Jeff Fether’s Birthday Joan Arnos The Hurricane Victims Mr. & Mrs. Brent L. Cousino Mr. & Mrs. F Fredrick Fether Mr. Carleton G. Broer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arnos Mr. Michael L. Craig TAK Marketing, Inc. Janet Firestone Mr. Timothy P. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Cryan Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Richard C. Baker Dr. & Mrs. William DeHoff Joan Ibsen Albert J. Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Backer Dr. & Mrs. Gregor K. Emmert, Sr. Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. IBEW Local No. 8 Richard Barry Judy & Charles Glover Retired Members Club Mary Isaacson Ms. Marion J. Barry Mrs. Joan D. Haigh IBEW Local No. 8 Clara J. Fish Retired Members Club Patricia Bernard Mrs. Shirley Hancock IBEW Local No. 8 Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Fred J. Harrington Retired Members Club Daniel H. Jamieson dba Toledo Walleye Mr. Carleton G. Broer, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Carl H. Hirsch Richard Flock Zachary E. Biller Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Holmes, Sr. Dayne Flock Sierah C. Joughin Mr. Bradley Biller & Mrs. Rita Hughes Lynn Fisher Darrell H. Fox Mrs. Dorothy Down Marjorie M. Hutton Joggin 4 Joughin Ms. Karen Deeds-Jarvie Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Alexander, DDS Ms. Frances L. Keiser William L. Kessler, Jr. Jaryd W. Gilts Mark Bing Mr. Edward P. Keller Mr. & Mrs. David Petitjean Mr. & Mrs. Joel L. Rogers Society for Industrial & Mr. & Mrs. Steven E. Keller Organizational Psychology, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Smith John Kevern Mr. Donald H. Klotz, Jr. Hankins & Associates Dennis P. Boetcher Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Kudner Stan Gully Mr. Jack Howard Society for Industrial & Reverend Francis Patrick Mr. & Mrs. John G. Lewis Organizational Psychology, Inc. Keyes Terri Bonfiglio Ms. Marsha A. Manahan Ms. Mary Fran Meekison Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. & Mr. Thomas P. Killam Kenneth L. Gunter Andrew Koehler Ms. Jennifer O. Mayo Ms. Mary M. Gunter Carolyn Clabaugh Mr. William M. Clark Mrs. Elizabeth B. Millhon Rosie, Greg & Tim Haas Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Mrs. Brenda Koehler Mrs. Marsha C. Molnar Mr. Paul F. Haas Revocable Trust Eileen Clinger Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Mr. & Mrs. Dale E. Nelson Mr. Daniel M. Kovalik Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell & Ms. Christine Haas Wyandot County Ms. Ann M. O’Connell Community Foundation Charles Collins’ Birthday & Mr. Edward S. Toth Roger Hamilton Eleanor Kolena Mr. Tim L. Collins Mrs. Maurice D. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Harold Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Mike Coppler Mr. S. Dwight Osterud Robert Hauser & Ms. Judith A. Reitzel Wanda M. Krupp Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Ms. Judy R. Miller Mr. & Mrs. John C. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Eric R. Klinger Helen Durham-Cook Janice Holzemer Dr. & Mrs. James C. Roberts Lillian Kujawa Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Emerson J. Ross, Jr. IBEW Local No. 8 William (Bill) Wilson Engelke Mrs. Ann B. Sawyer Ronald Hover Retired Members Club Mr. Walter L. McGhee Mr. & Mrs. John P. Schalles Eastwood Local Schools Frank Landy Hedi Scheidel Etling Board of Education Mr. & Mrs. Frederick W. Schwier Dr. Steven Kozlowski & Scheidel Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Euler Dr. Georgia T. Chao Carter Smith Trust Ms. Janet S. Hover 45 of Lloyd & Betty Lapp Elham Mourad Mr. & Mrs. James Lapp The Honorable & Mrs. Jack Zouhary Robert Lee
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Milton Long Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Phelps Edward O’Brien gifts Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. S. Eleanor Longbrake dba Toledo Walleye Mr. William A. Longbrake James Outtz Clinton R. Longenecker, Jr. Ms. Deirdre Knapp Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Diane Pretzer Jerry Lundberg Mr. John A. & Dr. Alice Calderonello Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Erich Prien Irving Makulinski Mr. William H. Macey Mr. & Mrs. Charles Slates William R. Quayle Bob Martin Anonymous Mr. Walter L. McGhee Mrs. Gloria G. Andrus Paul R. Sullivan, Jr., AIA LLC Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bodie Larry Mayer Mr. & Mrs. Darrell A. Brand Mr. & Mrs. Paul D. Algrem Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Bredbeck Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Almendinger Mr. & Mrs. Craig T. Bulea Mr. & Mrs. William G. Barrington Mr. & Mrs. Scott Caswell Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Craft A.L. Falls Advisors, LLC The George Kress Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Hartung GRANTEE: Leading Families Home Ms. Mildred & Ms. Nika Markus Mr. & Mrs. Timothy R. Kaufman & Ms. Paula A. Pisano Mr. & Mrs. Barry F. Kroeger ounded in 1921, Beach House Family Shelter provides Ottawa County Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Gary Mortus Femergency shelter, food and supportive services Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert L. Parrish Mr. & Mrs. James G. Radloff to homeless families. FOCUS was founded in 1982 in Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Salamone Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ricks response to growing community needs for services such Roth & Bacon, Attorneys at Law as longer-term supportive housing, food, job-readiness Larry & Shirley Mayer Mr. & Mrs. Dennis D. Tester training and social support. In 2016, Beach House Mr. & Mrs. Samuel L. Mayer Mr. & Mrs. Philip Whitt Family Shelter and FOCUS merged. The newly formed Ms. Amy Whitacre William R. & Julia A. Quayle organization is now known as Leading Families Home Mr. John F. Meier Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Benko (LFH). Its mission is to help families transition from Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey W. Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Butcher homelessness to permanent stable housing. In just one Dave Miller Mr. & Mrs. George Crapo year, LFH served 284 homeless families (418 adults Mrs. Judith K. Miller Mr. & Mrs. John G. Erb and 477 children). LFH reports that 94% of the families Judy Miller Mr. Lyndon Scott Kamachi who complete their service plans remain stably housed Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Mr. & Mrs. Dave Slosser for at least two years. Toledo Community Foundation has Sam Moore Frederika Rapp provided funding to support their housing and shelter Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Ms. Linda P. Drivas services for homeless families. Dessie Morehart Mr. John Rapp IBEW Local No. 8 University of Toledo 46 Retired Members Club College of Medicine Timothy Reed Colin Saunders Donald P. Sparks Eleanor Viviano gifts Mrs. Shirley Hancock Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. William C. Barber Mr. Timothy J. Harrington
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Gunnard Rubini Jessie Schenk Mr. & Mrs. Timothy L. Kearney Ellen Voorhees memory Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Arnos Mr. & Mrs. Michael Schenk Mary Jane Sparks Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell Mr. & Mrs. Rick Hartley Richard “Rich” Schroeder Mr. Thomas W. Adkins Glen W. Wagner
Ms. Pamela S. Hershberger Mr. & Mrs. David A. Cole Mr. & Mrs. Christopher E. Bork Roth & Bacon, Attorneys at Law of Ms. Mary Dell Hibbert Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence P. Cryan Ms. Roberta G. Fair Lillian Walsh Revocable Trust Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth C. Frisch Ms. Retha Gensler Ms. Mary E. Konicki Laibe Electric Co. Ms. Elizabeth J. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Meisner Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Ms. Susan E. Morgan Mr. & Mrs. Raymond A. Heitger Mr. & Mrs. Von L. Stambaugh Ms. Betty L. Sherman Dianne Walton Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hofmann Ms. Joyce A. Yarnell Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. Staelin Mr. Walter L. McGhee Ms. Bridget Brell Holt Tiffany Elise Staelin TAK Marketing, Inc. Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Kaminsky & Associates, Inc. Anonymous Vantage Financial Group Ruth Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bardi Mr. William R. Weaver Betty Rumpf Mr. Ken Kilbert Harvey J. Steele Mr. Carleton G. Broer, Jr. Walter E. Wellstead Ms. Marcia McCready Ms. Julie Garwatoski Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Caswell Joe Rychnovsky Ms. Heather Reynolds Mr. Peter Jacobs Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Gilts Ms. Mary F. Boyd Ms. Gretchen B. Schroeder Ms. Valerie Karraker Ms. Mary L. Kazmaier Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Devine Mr. Matthew Simon & Mr. & Mrs. James J. Krasula Mr. Keith Schumann Mr. & Mrs. Mike Kline Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. DiSalle, Jr. Ms. Kara N. Steele Mr. & Mrs. Don Smith Mr. & Mrs. Timothy H. Laird DiSalle Real Estate Co. Ms. Marla Wietrzykowski Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. Stein Mr. & Mrs. W. Donald Liede Mr. & Mrs. Edwin G. Dotson Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Witherell Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Straub Ms. Janet Masters Mrs. Mary V. Gray Ed Wonders Kyler E. Meers Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Hardman Kevin R. Schwiebert John P. Stockwell Mr. Eric M. Haubert Dental Excellence of Napoleon Ms. Theodora Morris-Pertner Mr. & Mrs. Alden Gross Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Huffman Henry County Community Quarters Bar & Grill Foundation Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. D.C. & L.J. Spencer Mr. Michael B. Jones dba Toledo Walleye Ms. Jennifer Schwiebert Mr. Jim Thomas Ms. Fern E. Kays Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Schwiebert Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Wagener Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Kujawa Mr. Fred Treuhaft Victor “Vic” Ray Seelman Mr. & Mrs. Bill Winowieski Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Long Tom Temple Mr. Rick Hartley Marie White Mr. & Mrs. Randy Ridgway Ms. Cora B. Brett Mr. Thomas W. Runnells & Jay & Ester Shiff Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. Paul & Bjorg Thayer dba Toledo Walleye Ms. Chrys Peterson Jewish Federation of Ms. Janet S. Rychnovsky Metropolitan Chicago Society for Industrial & Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Organizational Psychology, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Gerald P. Sigler Jewish Federation of Doris Willison Reagan Tokes Mr. & Mrs. Michael T. Steiniger Metropolitan Chicago Mr. & Mrs. Steve Reinschell at the suggestion of Laurence Shiff Toledo Mud Hens Baseball Club, Inc. Sylvania Northview Paul Windisch Lisa Sipes Wildcat Boosters Leonard J. Tomasik Mrs. Cheryl L. Windisch Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Toth Ms. Dolores A. Black Mrs. Dorothy M. Tomasik Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K. Walker Ms. Janet B. Parks Suzanne Tyner Mr. Michael G. Witko Miriam Levy Sokobin Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. Kaye L. Salverda Toledo Arena Sports, Inc. Ms. Suzanne Wingate dba Toledo Walleye Reverend H. Salverda Cecil Vaughn Steve Souders Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred F. Kinn Ms. Judy R. Miller 47 Kate Backoff Donald Leary & of creatingcreating Ms. Helyn Bolanis Rebecca Fuhrman Mr. & Mrs. Richard Schroeder Tom Backoff honor Ms. Helyn Bolanis Robert (Bob) Limbird’s in
Retirement Baughman, Kline, performersculture Mr. William F. Devrow & Johnson & Wojciechowski gifts Mrs. Cheryl Robbins-Devrow Families’ Grandparents – Living & Deceased Henry County Community Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Jared B. Kline Mr. Robert K. Morrison Roger & Jane Bowen & Mrs. Linda Krauskopf Bess Blvd. Real Estate Ms. Kaye L. Shroyer-Wesche Company, Ltd. Robert Lee & Jerry Lundberg Charles Boxell Mr. & Mrs. J. Donald Wilson Ms. Eleanor Sonntag Morgan McCracken’s Sister Elizabeth Marie 21st Birthday (Rachel) Brell’s 90th Birthday Ms. Carol Gee Ms. Elizabeth J. Hall Ms. Bridget Brell Holt Carl R. Mock, Jr. Mrs. Pamela K. Davis Thomas W. Brell Ms. Bridget Brell Holt Dr. Wayne E. North, Jr. Ms. Rhea North Joseph & Judith Conda Weber & Sterling, LLC Wayne North & David Bingham’s Marriage Kenneth F. Fankhauser Mr. & Mrs. Joel H. Alderman Mr. Eric S. Fankhauser Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bettinger Toledo Metal Spinning Company Brohaas, LLC Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence T. Foster Mr. & Mrs. David Devore Weber & Sterling, LLC Ms. Sylvia Dubois Joey Fritz Ms. Tami Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Melvin J. Kwiatkowski Mr. Edward L. Hoffman Shirley Hancock Mr. Jack Howard Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hancock, Jr. Illenden & Company Graphic Design Sharon Hanna Ms. Mary A. Jay Ms. Sheilah M. Crowley Mr. Andrew C. Larsen Gifts in Ed Hoffman Mr. William Mann Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Lubell & Mr. Mitchell Perez Honor of Bridget Brell Holt Ms. Cynthia Mcllvain Mr. & Mrs. John E. Horns Mr. Robert E. Meeker & Ms. Janice Moore Dick Jeanerret Mr. David C. Miklos Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Mason & Mr. Daniel Cheney
48 gifts creatingcreating Ms. Anne Moran
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Mr. Matt Stewart honor Ms. Pam Weirauch
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performersculture of Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Metusalem Ron Rigney Mr. Frank G. Beans & Ms. Anne E. Yager W. Alan Robertson The Danberry Company, Realtors Welles Bowen Realtors Lois A. Rubright Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Hawker Chuck Stocking Albring Real Estate Ms. Helyn Bolanis Mr. & Mrs. John C. Kerr Toledo Rotary Club Foundation Mr. & Mrs. John C. Wasserman Melanie Stretchberry’s Retirement Wood Lane Foundation Tina Tank Mr. John A. Donofrio Judith L. Trautman Mr. Frederick L. Speir, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Trautman & Mr. Mike Story Walter E. Wellstead Ms. Lois A. Rubright
GRANTEE: Valentine Theatre he Toledo Cultural Arts Center at the Valentine Theatre provides cultural T and performing arts experiences for diverse audiences of all ages. Toledo Community Foundation has supported their efforts through the years, and most recently provided funding for a new sound system that will enhance the quality of the performances at the Valentine.
49 creating Major Benefactors $10,000 & More Stranahan Foundation R. A. Stranahan, Jr. winners Charitable Advised Fund Mrs. David K. Welles, Sr. Patrons $1,000 – $9,999 Anonymous Gift Dick & Fran Anderson Michael & Carol Anderson Betco Corporation, Ltd. Paul C. & Randa L. Betz Paul & Dina W. Block Foundation Ronald C. Boller Mr. Richard J. Brunner & Dr. Jennifer Murtagh Susan & Keith Burwell Mr. Pariss M. Coleman, II & Mrs. Traci Watkins-Coleman Lawrence P. & Kimberly McDonald Cryan George & Pat Eistetter Mr. & Mrs. Joel P. Epstein Margot & Scott Estes Mr. & Mrs. John A. Galbraith Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Gibbons Green Thumb Industries, LLC Mr. Donald Harbaugh Zac & Dee Isaac Robert & Jane Kervin Mr. Jeffery N. & Dr. Inge Klopping Don Klotz, Jr. GRANTEE: The Miracle League of Northwest Ohio Mr. & Mrs. Joel A. Levine Tom & Anita Metzger he Miracle League of Northwest Ohio (MLNWO) is a volunteer-operated MLM Charitable Foundation Torganization that offers an opportunity for children and adults of all physical Tom & Susan Palmer and cognitive abilities to participate in an inclusive, team-oriented baseball league. Mrs. Barbara Reed MLNWO provides our community with a safe, nurturing and fully accessible Marvin A. Robon environment where everyone plays and everyone wins. The field is located in Reverend Harold Salverda Brentwood Park in Northwood, OH, along with two other baseball and soccer Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Savage fields. Toledo Community Foundation has helped to fund the re-surfacing of the Scott J. Savage field and building of a complex including restrooms and a concession stand that Mrs. Lewis W. Saxby 50 now provides service to all athletic events that occur in Brentwood Park. Mr. & Mrs. Hussien Y. Shousher Friends friends Don & Sue Speck Mr. & Mrs. Mike & Karen Charlene & David Czerniak of the Carol & Chuck Stocking George Annabel & Bruce De Boer Troy & Wendy Greeley Vortex Foundation Dismat Corporation
Foundation of Bill & Fredi Heywood Mr. & Mrs. David K. Welles, Jr. Dr. M. & Susan El-Shafie the Mary C. & Martin D. Werner Mr. & Mrs. John Hills Robert J. Floyd
Dr. & Mrs. A. Zacharias Dr. William L. Horvath, II Mary & Jim Foote foundation Mr. & Mrs. Frank D. Jacobs Sponsors Mr. Darrell H. Fox $500 – $999 Steve & Neerja Jindal Ken & Pam Frisch AssuredPartners NL, LLC Allan & Suzanne Libbe Florence B. Fuerst Acknowledged here are 2017 Friends gifts, Jeff & Kathy Bixler Mark & Tammy Mallue Michael K. Grames which totaled more than $138,000. The Craig J. Mancinotti Don & Ellen Clark Gulfstream Development Foundation is deeply appreciative of these Thomas K. & Donna M. Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Shirley Hancock Maxwell gifts, as our Friends play a critical role in Dawson Ms. Bridget Brell Holt Beverly & Gary McBride helping support the annual operating needs Sara Jane & William Ms. Catherine G. Hoolahan DeHoff Kurt & Laura Miller of the Foundation. John & Julie Horns Christine Billau Dziad Mitchell Family Foundation John Hulse & Mr. & Mrs. Richard Faist Susan E. Morgan Vivian Folk Hulse James Ravin Dr. Abraham S. & Dr. Martha K. Birnbaum Bob & Sandy Falk Mr. Ramesh B. Patel Marvin & Marilyn Jacobs David & Lisa Rectenwald Ms. Jodi Bostater Pam Hershberger Donald G. Pennell Shakil A. Khan Robert F. Reichert Byron & Kitsy Choka Jim & Kristi Hoffman Glenn & Mary Richter Marilyn Klar Ed & Linda Reiter Marjorie M. Hutton Sara J. Rose & Steven Lauer Tami Robnolte Mrs. Dorothy H. Coats Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Emerson J. Ross, Jr. Martha V. Kleinberg Paul & Clara Rothermich John A. Donofrio & Sheila Johnson Dr. Elizabeth S. Ruppert Eric & Michelle Klinger Mr. Roger Rummel Mrs. Jean M. Emery Matt & Ellen Kang Daniel N. Steinberg Mr. & Mrs. Mike Donald H. Saunders Elizabeth A. Emmert & John S. Henzler James & Nancy Lapp Margaret Trumbull Lampkowski Michael & Trudy Scheiding Jim & Sanda Findley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lawless Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Wetzel Mr. & Mrs. George Lathrop Steve Serchuk Joan F. Hankins Mr. & Mrs. Harold R. Leupp Tom S. Ziems Donald Leary & & Nancy Delikat Mr. Harris McIntosh, Jr. Rebecca Fuhrman Mr. Robert L. Shank Jim Holzemer Subscribers John & Peggy Lewis Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Johnson Geoffrey & Molly Meyers $100 – $249 Ms. Doris Smith Mrs. Wilma Lupe Mr. & Mrs. Gary Katz Network for Good Anonymous Gift Susan & Jeffrey Smith Anne Palmer Dr. Arthur & The Stone Family Mrs. Janet G. Keener Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Mrs. Mary Mancini Marc E. Stockwell Alexander Mr. & Mrs. Jim Tichy Ms. Mary E. Konicki Jerry & Delores Meller Mr. Robert E. Tyner Darrell & Jenny Alt John & Sandra Wall Mr. & Mrs. John P. Kraus Frank S. Merritt David F. & Heidi E. Carol & Ed Bardi Laura & By West Madeline Levinson Clarence & Sally Metzger Waterman Mr. & Mrs. David C. Beekley Ms. Jeanne B. West Mr. Chad & Dr. Alisa Marzec Mark & Gretchen Zyndorf Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. J. Mrs. Ann Mehelas Dave & Jean Ann Berlin Morrison, II Mel & Annette Wicks Warren R. Monday Sustainers Mrs. Konni Bostleman Nicholas F. Muska & Dr. John M. Wiley $250 – $499 Tom & Betsy Brady Susan Hartman Muska Gary Yunker Ms. Linda L. Sibley Pam Howell-Beach Mr. & Mrs. William F. Mark & Joanne Olnhausen Dr. & Mrs. Hank Silverman & Bob Beach Supporters Buckley Mr. & Mrs. Edwin R. Up to $100 The Trust Company of Thomas W. Brell Toledo Mike & Deb Calabrese Phillips Amazon.com Marion M. Cook Mr. William R. Weaver Joseph A. Carron Jerome & Diane Phillips Ms. Paula D. Ashley Brent & Pam Cousino & Sally J. Marti Weber & Sterling, LLC Marty & Anne Porter Amir & Augusta Askari Mr. Karl S. Deluga Edward & Deborah Ciecka Mr. & Mrs. John V. Woellner David R., Sr. & Mr. Farouk M. Barakat & Ms. Gretchen E. Tietjen Mrs. Lorraine S. Coe Lori K. Quartermaine David & Beatrice Wolfe Mr. & Mrs. William Barkan Dr. & Mrs. Gregor K. William M. Connelly Suresh & Marna Ramnath Emmert, Sr. 51 Consolidated Statement of Assets, Liabilities & Fund Balances As of December 31, 2017
Carrying Value Market Value Assets (Audited) (Unaudited) Cash Demand Deposits $1,826,358 $1,826,358 Security Investments Vanguard Index Total Stock Market Portfolio 53,828,590 152,248,322 Vanguard FTSE All-World EX-US Index Fund 60,071,495 77,638,546 Vanguard Bond Index Fund 19,735,062 19,973,350 Vanguard Short-Term Bond Index Fund 1,113,991 1,111,198 DFA Global Fixed Income Fund 19,921,601 19,719,088 Money Market Funds 9,065,813 9,065,813 UBS Investment Partnership 3,817,395 4,306,509 Mutual & Common Trust Funds 115,667 150,277 Stocks in Transit 139,256 139,256 Other Investments 5,913 6,800 Investment in Tran Star, LLC 2,166,032 2,166,032 Investment in Real Estate 2,350,000 2,350,000 Fixed Assets (at Cost Less Accumulated Depreciation and Amortization) 32,807 32,807 Other Assets 462,186 462,186 Total Assets $ 174,652,166 $ 291,196,542
Liabilities & Fund Balances Liabilities Accrued Expenses $10,620 $10,620 Fund Balances Unrestricted & Operating Funds 17,333,913 35,448,529 Restricted Funds 157,307,633 255,737,393 GRANTEE: Bittersweet, Inc. Total Liabilities & Fund Balances $ 174,652,166 $ 291,196,542 ittersweet serves adolescents and adults with Fund Balances at Beginning of Year $ 164,159,269 $ 241,470,693 Bautism and their families by providing supportive Fund Balances at End of Year $ 174,641,546 $ 291,185,922 and well-structured programs that emphasize meaningful activities and works toward developing special talents and NOTE: Information in column entitled “Carrying Value” is prepared on a modified cash basis. The audit report, abilities of individuals with autism. The most recent grant prepared by Rehmann Robson, is available to the public upon request. The column entitled “Market Value” is unaudited and includes unrealized gains and losses. supported the construction of an addition to the Gardens building, the main building for a Community Supported Agriculture program at Bittersweet Farms’ main campus 52 in Whitehouse. 2017
Grants by Program Area Financials % January 1, 2017 – December 31, 2017 1 9% 4% 4% Program Area Grant Amount Education $4,260,747.16 9% •Health and Human Services 4,182,066.09 •Other 1,359,021.51 • 10% 32% •Arts & Culture 1,247,486.60 •Religious 1,204,766.84 •Environment/Conservation 589,329.06 •Animal Welfare 582,803.20 31% •Economic Development 165,300.00 Assets—Market Value ($ in Millions) Total $13,591,520.46 (Years Ending December 31) 2007
2012
Consolidated Statement of Support, Revenue & Expenses 2017 For the Year Ended December 31, 2017 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 Support & Revenue Grants & Other Expenses ($ in Millions) Contributions Received $ 19,851,350 Grants to Charitable Institutions $ 13,591,520 Contributions Received (Years Ending December 31) Net Gain on Sales of Investments 1,181,793 Administrative Fee Expense 2,445,396 Investment Income 5,660,091 Operating Expenses 1,705,248 2007
Administrative Fees & Other Income 1,699,254 Bank Fees, Federal Excise Tax & Other 348,810 2012
Nonprofit Resource Center 21,000 Total Grants & Other Expenses $ 18,090,974 2017 Other 159,763 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 Total Support & Revenue $28,573,251
Support & Revenue Over Expenses $ 10,482,277 Grants Paid ($ in Millions) (Years Ending December 31)
Consolidated Statement of Changes in Fund Balances 2007 For the Year Ended December 31, 2017 2012
Fund Balances December 31, 2016 (at Carrying Value) $ 164,159,269 2017 Excess of Support & Revenue Over Expenses 10,482,277 0 3 6 9 12 15 18 21 Fund Balances December 31, 2017 (at Carrying Value) $ 174,641,546
NOTE: Information is prepared on a modified cash basis and is taken directly from the financial statements audited by Rehmann Robson. The audit report is available to the public upon request. 53
Scott A. Estes Michael J. Anderson Susan F. Palmer L. Zac Isaac Richard L. Arnos CHAIR VICE CHAIR SECRETARY TREASURER President Chairman of the Board Development Fundraising Executive Officer Republic Development Corporation The Andersons, Inc. Consultant State Bank & Trust Company
Diana Block Richard J. Brunner Pariss M. Eric S. Fankhauser Michael C. Gibbons Executive Vice President Chairman & CEO Coleman II, Esq. Vice President President and CEO Block Communications, Inc. Signature Bank, N.A. Senior Counsel Toledo Metal Spinning Company Mainstreet Ventures, Inc. The Andersons, Inc.
Pamela S. Matthew S. Kang Jane A. Kervin Kaye M. Patten Hussien Y. Shousher Hershberger Vice President & Vice President Retired Senior Vice President Retired President Toledo Office Managing Partner Chief Financial Officer Mergers & Acquisitions The University of Toledo GEM, Inc. Ernst & Young LLP HCR ManorCare NAMSA
2017 Board In Appreciation Welcome At the end of 2017, Mike Toledo Community of Trustees Anderson completed Foundation welcomes his participation on the the following new Foundation’s Board of Board member, whose Trustees. We thank him term begins in 2018 > for his support of the Foundation. Harold Robert (Bob) Howell, Jr. 54 President & CEO, SSOE Group
2017 Ad Hoc Committees & Members Several committees, consisting of members of the Board of Trustees and other volunteers from the community, support the work of the Foundation. Each committee works closely with one or more Foundation staff members. The following individuals serve as ad hoc (non-trustee) committee members:
Investment The Stranahan Supporting Toledo Community Foundation Dr. Edward J. Jacob Ronald C. Boller, Emeritus Member; Organization Scholarship Committee-3 Memorial Scholarship William Foster; Geoffrey Meyers; Toledo Community Foundation: (advises on several Ann Marie Jacob; James A. Jacob; Susan Morgan; Robert Savage Patricia Appold; Pariss Coleman; TCF Scholarship Funds) James McGill; Dennis Spencer; Frank Jacobs Susan Allan Block; Gregory Douglas Spencer; Karen Stone Grants & Distribution Braylock; Vicky Brymer; The Stranahan Foundation: Joshua Didion; Brad Rieger Masters Scholarship Dennis Johnson; Mark Luetke; Timothy Foster; Frances Parry Susan Morgan; Gary Book; David Browne; Dr. Elizabeth S. Ruppert BCSN Teacher of the Jim Clifford; Roger Miller; Toledo Community Foundation Month/Year Award Program Dan Reid; Laurie A. Scheck Supporting Organization Philanthropic Services Patricia Appold; Susan Morgan; Toledo Community Foundation: Chuck Stocking Robert L. Maxwell and Paul Croy; William Fall; Zac Isaac; Frank D. Jacobs; Lathrop/Turner Scholarship Frank Jacobs; Dennis Johnson; Dennis Johnson; Rita Mansour; Jamie Farr Scholarship David Krock; Mary Krueger; Mark Zyndorf Dr. Thomas E. Brady; Tom Manahan; Marna Ramnath; Doug Pontsler–Chair; Brad Neil C. Garrison; Steven Johnson; Bridgett Root; Hussien Shousher; Bertke; Tony Clark; Gary Geiger; Glenn Maxwell Tyner Foundation Mark Zyndorf Alex Gerken; Sharon Gillespie; Toledo Community Foundation: Mark Knierim; Kevin Kornowa; Charles Z. Moore Scholarship Beverly J. McBride; Strategic Alliance Partnership Gayle Lampkowski Dr. Elizabeth Ruppert; Fred Treuhaft Jeffrey O. Halsey; Lee Heritage; Mark Miller, Chair; Tim Foster; Jeffrey Jaffe; Scott Potter; Family appointments: William Foster; Julie Brotje Higgins; Marjorie M. Fitkin Alan Taplin Mary Jane Luck; David Tyner Susan Morgan; Jeremy Zeisloft Memorial Scholarship Bethany Cooper; Tony Cutway; Katherine R. Smith Scholarship 2017 Scholarship Advisory Stephan Mizer; Scott Nelson; Linda Corbitt; Stephen Schult; 2017 Supporting Nadia Swade Organization Boards Committee Members James Seiwert; Diana Waugh of Trustees Toledo Community Foundation Edith Franklin Pottery Scholarship Paul Szymanski Spirit Award Scholarship Committee-1 The Andersons Fund Marc Folk; Stephen Johnston; B. J. Claus; Greg Fish; Jeff Greeno; (advises on several Supporting Organization Karen Roderick-Lingeman Clayton Holt; Nick Szymanski; TCF Scholarship Funds) Toledo Community Foundation: Sandra Szymanski; Scott Walsh Dr. Cynthia Beekley; Michelle Charles and Jean Gottfried William Fall; Beverly J. McBride; Bissell; William Buckley, Jr.; Joseph Scholarship Donald Saunders Toledo Board of REALTORS Gagel; Thomas Winston Allison Cheney; Peter Cole; The Andersons: Scholarship Mary Fox; Beth Heinlen; Lisa Zellner Richard P. Anderson; Julie Payeff David Browning; Cathy Huguelet; Toledo Community Foundation Penny Kice; Alan Robertson Scholarship Committee-2 Huntington Scholarship Oswald Supporting (advises on several Amanda Baltz; Jim Phares; Toledo Roadrunners Club Organization TCF Scholarship Funds) Victor Ten Brink; Mark Wasylyshyn Scholarship Toledo Community Foundation: Mary M. Foote; Margaret Foster; Tony Bayford; Chris Cunningham; Susan L. Martin; Jennifer Panzyszyn; Keith Jordan, Sr.; Dr. Gregory J. Terri Kaczor; Kevin O’Connor; Charles Stocking Smith; Dave Yenrick Family appointments: Stan Root; Rob Simon; 55 Julie Abbey; Sarah Oswald Mary Steinhauser; Jim Troknya Community Foundation The Toledo Community Foundation staff pauses for a Team portrait at the Valentine Theatre, a 120-year-old, 901-seat facility operated by the Toledo Cultural Arts Center, Inc.
56 Back Row – Left to Right Patrick Johnston, Program Officer Heather Bradley, Director, The Center for Nonprofit Resources Keith Burwell, President Annika Nairne-Awls, Accounting Manager Toni Shoola, Associate Director, The Center for Nonprofit Resources and Scholarship Officer, TCF Mike George, Vice President, Philanthropic Services & Advancement
Middle Row Vanessa Stein, Philanthropic Services Coordinator Joanne Olnhausen, Director of Marketing & Communications Robbin Moser, Accounting Assistant Christine Billau Dziad, Program Officer
Front Row Kim Cryan, Chief Financial Officer Laura Sams, Administrative Assistant Lori Quartermaine, Grants Manager Anneliese Grytafey, Vice President, Strategic Initiatives & Grantmaking Bridget Brell Holt, Philanthropic Services Officer
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