: Transforming Lives Every Day At The Children’s Home of , we transform the lives of vulnerable children through therapeutic treatment and education services that build the skills and confidence to succeed in life.

The Children’s Home of Cincinnati serves every age and stage — from prenatal through high school — and their families, caregivers, and schools.

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{ Annual Report | 2010/2011} Transforming Children : Transforming Families Transforming Communities

Transforming Lives Every Day The Children’s Home of Cincinnati is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children since 1864.

5050 Madison Road Cincinnati, 45227 513-272-2800 Our areas of service reach far and wide. This fiscal year, The Children’s Home of Cincinnati transformed the lives of 6,643 This was an exceptional year for The Children’s Home of Cincinnati. youth, families, caregivers, and The organization continues to focus on transforming the lives of children, families and communities schools in six counties spanning through new and improved programs, better facilities, and greater awareness about the importance of 1,331 square miles. social services.

home-based services As an organization, our overarching objective is to become the highest performing, first choice, child- school-based services serving social service agency in the region.

We are well positioned to pursue our goal to transform lives, improve outcomes and create distinctly high-quality programs. We have collaborated with other organizations to extend our reach throughout the region. Evidence-based best practices are infused throughout our services. Some highlights:

• The Madison Road campus has been rebuilt and remodeled, offering ample space for current and future services. This includes the new high school for children with autism.

• We are adding an integrated behavioral health program for adolescents with co-occurring substance abuse and mental health challenges.

• We’ve hired Phillip K. Lichtenstein, MD, as Medical Director who will position us for leadership in medical and school-based services.

• Our enthusiastic Young Professionals Board continues to provide new energy to help sustain ongoing growth.

Thank you for helping us achieve these and many other noteworthy advancements. We look forward to sharing our progress about current programs as well as new ones on the horizon.

The Children’s Home of Cincinnati provides campus- Sincerely, and community-based services designed to transform Ellen M. Katz, President and CEO Sharon Williams Frisbie, Chair { Areas of Focus } the lives of children and their families throughout the region. These include: • Education for early childhood and grades K to 12 — 3,460 children were supported this year • Comprehensive diagnostic and mental health treatment — 2,484 children received services this year • Extension services, such as Common Sense Parenting® curriculum to 699 families page 4 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 5

: Transforming Lives Through Education Children facing social, behavioral, or unborn baby. Her commitment to counseling and learning challenges need extra support education taught her how to make decisions for better living. Today, her three-year old son is enrolled well before they begin Kindergarten. in public preschool. Community- and campus-based services “I learned a lot at this school. Last year I didn’t at The Children’s Home of Cincinnati know how to read and now I do.” help children and families get a strong – Student start in school and in life. Young ones are also better prepared before they enter school. Three-year old Jackson had difficulty attending to simple activities. But after only a few months of intervention, Jackson showed notable strides in following directions. More importantly, Jackson’s confidence has grown and he is proud to share his accomplishments.

Children in K through 12 who are challenged by behavior issues also greatly benefit from on-campus schooling. Providing treatment to children while also keeping them academically engaged provides the framework for integration into a traditional school environment and on-going success. For example, } Andre, a student with behavioral health issues, The Children’s Home of Cincinnati helps transform focused on skills development and job readiness while • 92% of preschoolers improved their language the lives of children from before they are born through undergoing counseling. His hard work paid off and led Measurements of and literacy scores. to high school graduation. Services are designed to to meaningful summer employment in an area of help children and families get a strong start in school his interest. • 81% of parents felt participation in schools at and in life. Moreover, these programs enable The { success } The Children’s Home of Cincinnati has helped Children’s Home of Cincinnati to reach more children “Thank you for your comprehensive, intelligent, their children get along with peers. and enjoyable evaluation of my daughter. and support them at an earlier age so they are ready • 96% of parents with children in after-school care reported an increase in their child’s social skills. to learn. With your impressive diagnostic we can proceed with confidence!” • 84% of parents reported their children demonstrated an improvement in behavior. Consider mom-to-be Stacia*, who despite ongoing – Parent • 93% of students in school at The Children’s Home of Cincinnati returned to their community challenges with housing and domestic violence, school, resumed learning in a more flexible setting, or graduated from The Children’s Home of made strides to improve her life for herself and her *Names have been changed for privacy. Cincinnati. • 77% of children reported experiencing success one year after being discharged. page 6 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 7

: Transforming Lives Through Mental Health Treatment Services Numerous children throughout our From day treatment and psychiatric services Erna Olafson, PhD, PsyD, and Director of the Trauma Shauna Murphy, community experience trauma, neglect to behavioral health counseling and school-based Treatment Training Center at Cincinnati Children’s, Principal, services, The Children’s Home of Cincinnati leverages was impressed by how well The Children’s Home of Woodward or abuse. They desperately need clinically proven, evidence-based therapies to provide Cincinnati learned and integrated trauma therapy Career Technical High School, said, “Without the and deserve intervention and mental superior care. These include enhanced school-based into their services. She said, “I have worked with partnership with The Children’s Home of Cincinnati, health treatment services to function services and expanded trauma therapy expertise to dozens of agencies, training staff on evidence-based we couldn’t provide a superior level of intense support name a few. trauma treatment. What sets The Children’s Home of to our students. Their on-site group and individual successfully and live better lives. The Cincinnati apart is their ability to learn the training, use counseling prepares students to succeed in school – both Children’s Home of Cincinnati is among This year, The Children’s Home of Cincinnati it effectively and embed it within their organization. academically and socially. These services also build a partnered with the Trauma Treatment Training Center the region’s most comprehensive I attribute this to their fidelity to the training, their level of trust with families since they see health care at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. The competence, and their healthy team dynamic. This will and education professionals supporting them and also providers of mental health treatment training enabled the staff to provide trauma-focused greatly benefit children.” advocating for their child.” services to children in need. cognitive behavior therapy and child-adult relationship enhancement therapy. School-based services also help ensure the success “He’s able to function in a regular school. He’s of each child, family and classroom. Currently, The student of the month!” “My daughter’s grades were bad and now Children’s Home of Cincinnati has counselors on – Parent she’s received academic and attendance site in more than 80 schools where clients receive Sean McCauley, EdD, Principal, Ethel M. Taylor awards. She was elected as vice president of personalized treatment. Academy, shared this sentiment. “On-site counselors student council.” provide immediate interventions to students in crisis. – Parent They provide one-on-one and small group counseling to students. Routine communication with teachers and parents helps everyone stay on the same page,” he said. Outcomes of Mental Health Treatment Services

Problem Severity Functioning Risky Behavior Aggression Measurements of 9.7 30.87 39.52

29% 16% 3.9 decrease increase 19% 33% in in success decrease decrease { } frequency frequency in in frequency frequency • 100% of mental health referrals reported Admission Discharge Admission Discharge Admission Discharge Admission Discharge that children receiving services from The Children’s Home of Cincinnati This year, children showed a statistically significant reduction in problems and an increase in function in numerous areas demonstrated improvement in behavior. upon discharge from The Children’s Home of Cincinnati. In addition, 85% of children with mental health diagnoses were • 90% of parents are satisfied with the }better able to manage their emotions. treatment their child receives. page 8 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 9

: Transforming Lives Through Community Collaborations The Teaching Family Model The Children’s Home of Cincinnati “The SPARK collaboration brings more and greater The Teaching Family Model is a leveraged collaborations with other opportunities to children while also building a bridge Accreditations and Affiliations between parents and the school. We could not do this structured way of delivering organizations to improve our services work alone,” said Deborah Bradshaw, Director of Early on-campus care that supports, nurtures, and develops individuals. The Children’s Home is distinguished by the following accreditations and affiliations: and extend our reach throughout Childhood Education at Cincinnati Its organized approach ensures The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Public Schools. provides humane, effective, and individualized services that are • Certified by the Ohio Department of the region. Mental Health satisfactory to clients and consumers. The Children’s Home Barbara Terry, VP/Community Impact, of the United of Cincinnati is one of only sixteen organizations in North • Licensed by the Ohio Department of Job and Way of Greater Cincinnati concurred, “We have long Family Services America and the only agency in Cincinnati certified by the One of the many services that supports families known that high-quality early childhood programs are one • Accredited by the Council on Accreditation for Teaching Family Association to facilitate and disseminate the and prepares young children for school includes of the strongest investments we can make. Through the Children and Family Services Teaching-Family Model. SPARK, or Supporting Partnerships To Assure SPARK program, not only are we investing in the future of • Founding Member of the Child Welfare League Ready Kids™. The Children’s Home of Cincinnati our children, but we are also investing in families, in schools of America collaborated with the United Way of Greater and in the relationships that exist between them. We are improves social and emotional development of young • United Way of Greater Cincinnati Cincinnati, Cincinnati Public Schools, the Public pleased to be a partner in this important work.” children so they are prepared for Kindergarten. In • Certified by the Ohio Department of Education Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, the classrooms receiving services through the Consortium, • Founding Member of the Ohio Association of , and Santa Maria Community Another unique collaboration is the Consortium for teachers reported 46.3% fewer behavior concerns in Child Caring Agencies Services, to implement this family-centered service*. Resilient Young Children* which was founded by the classroom than before receiving services. The Children’s Home New this Year of Cincinnati. The “If the child is happy at school, the chances of Consortium is made his or her being happy at home increase.” • Sponsor Site Certified by the Teaching Family up of specialists in early — Shauna Murphy, Principal Association of America to provide the Teaching- childhood, mental health Woodward Career Technical High School Family Model and early care education. • Community provider of Common Sense Parenting® This year, the Consortium “The Consortium for Resilient Young Children has been • Step Up to Quality Three-Star Rating maintained was awarded a three- a wonderful participant in the Cincinnati/Northern at the Preschool year, $325,000 grant Kentucky Social Innovation Fund,” said Mike Baker, from the Cincinnati/ Director of the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Social Other Distinctions Northern Kentucky Social Innovation Fund. “We admire The Children’s Home • Nonprofit of the Year Finalist in the Cincinnati Innovation Fund (SIF) of Cincinnati’s willingness to step up and lend their USA Regional Chamber’s Small Business administrative, financial and program expertise to to expand kindergarten Excellence Awards readiness programming to manage the SIF grant on behalf of its partners. This • Top 25 Best Places to Work, Cincinnati Enquirer young, at-risk children in Consortium is great example of community partners • Finalist, US Green Building Council Green Cincinnati and Northern coming together to create impact by leveraging the Building Awards for new Wainscott Building Kentucky. talents of individual members.”

* United Way of Greater Cincinnati generously supports SPARK as Today, this federally and well as Promoting Resilient Children, a program developed by the Consortium for Resilient Young Children } locally funded service page 10 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 11

Thank You to Our Board Members : Adopt-A-Class Donors Go Above and Beyond Our Board is comprised of business and community leaders throughout the region. These compassionate Responding to requests from donors who wanted to make even more of a volunteers are responsible for the governance, strategic direction and fiscal oversight of The Children’s difference in the lives of the at-risk children we serve, The Children’s Home Home of Cincinnati. The Board also oversees the formation of policy directed toward the development launched Adopt-a-Class in 2010. and operation of the organization. Members include: These unrestricted gifts of $2,500 or more enable The Children’s Home to meet the growing need within our classrooms for quality treatment and education services. Officers Chair Sharon Williams Frisbie Vice Chair Michael Coombe Vice Chair Laura L. Humphrey We sincerely thank the following Adopt-a-Class donors for gifts received Vice Chair Mark Upson Secretary Richard D. Durand Treasurer Frank Panzeca between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011: Past Chair Sharon J. Mitchell Randy N. Brooks Michael and Tucker Coombe Trustees Cricket Communications Directions Research Eileen Barrett John L. Campbell Ronnie L. Coleman Stephen J. Fish Sharon Williams Frisbee William D. de Buys William S. Fee Lawrence A. Glassmann Fusite Lawrence and Melody Glassman Robert Grossheim Adrienne C. James Phyllis McCallum The Marnick Foundation David and Karen O’Malley Marjorie W. Off Karen O’Maley Victoria W. Parlin Nick Ragland, Jr. Lindsay Reynolds James E. Schwab Moline Healthcare of Ohio Joelle and Nick Rangland Darla Wainscott Although classroom entrance plaques commemorate these generous gifts, it’s the recognition from our students and staff that celebrate the impact. Honorary Life Trustees Stephen L. Black Willis D. Gradison, Jr. James H. Hayes Joseph H. Head, Jr. John T. Lawrence, III Robert Taft, II “As I look up at the signs when going to my Science, English and Ross E. Wales Charles F. Yeiser Math classes it makes me feel good to know that people care about us. There is someone believing that we can be successful Young Professionals Board even though we are working on our behavior.” This team of energetic young professionals is dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable children in Cincinnati as they — student at The Children’s Home Upper School increase awareness of the organization, develop skills for future board membership, and assist staff in their work with children. Members include: “When students see these signs over their classrooms they realize Lori Aronson Shonita Black Aaron Byrd that people are investing in their future. Most never had this Tom Connor, Chair Trista Connor Alisa Curtiss support—to the point that they are shocked that somebody cares Zach Dotzauer Andrea Enders Kelly Gadd about them other than our staff.” Christopher Green Connie Heidenreich Summer Hughes — teacher at The Children’s Home Upper School Karen Huneke Mindy Kirsch Scott Lyle Leslie McDermott Tammy Monroe Mandy Peck Kim Popa Laura Riegert Emily Roberts Angelica Robinson Davette Shorter Rania Zimmerman Call Michele Carey at 513.527.7213 for more information about our Adopt-a-Class program. } page 12 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 13

Transforming Lives Through Generous Donations : Dr. and Ms. Bob Coppola Target Stores Mr. and Mrs. J Peck Mr. and Mrs. Jon Dickinson Ms. Kathleen Taylor Billy and Bonnie Rice The Children’s Home deeply appreciates every gift to our annual fund from Dick and Karen Durand The TJX Foundation Mr. and Mrs. David A. Rich caring individuals, groups, organizations, and businesses. The generosity Emerge Technologies, LLC Toyota Financial Services Mr. and Mrs. Jim Riegert Family Wealth Advisory Group LLC Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North Mr. Alex Robertson of our donors helps us continue to provide education and mental health Fifth Third Bank America, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James D. Schloss treatment that transform the lives of thousands of children each year. Due Stephen and Kathleen Fish Mrs. Stephanie Tunison James and Vivian Schwab Frost Brown Todd LLC United HealthCare Ms. Marjorie Schneider and Mr. Edward Shirley solely to space limitations, gifts listed are $100 and above and were received Fusite Division Mark Upson Family Ms. Deb A. Spaulding during our Fiscal Year between July 1, 2010 and June 30, 2011. The Heimann Family Foundation Darla and James Wainscott Mr. Joe Sunderman Jr. Milt and Karen Hendricks Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Rob Magenheim Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hock Mr. and Mrs. Jay E. Van Winkle Ms. Kathryn A. Hollister and Dr. Brad Miller Caregivers — ($500.00+ ) Julia P. Wesselkamper The Homan Foundation Mr. and Mrs. John T. Zimmerman ASA Controls Due solely to space limitations, gifts listed R. Amor Reiter Charitable Remainder Keith L. Jeffcoat Mr. Richard Zinicola and Mrs. Linda Holthaus Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bailey Annuity Trust Ellen M. Katz are $100 and above and were received during Mr. and Mrs. David J. Bertoli Caryl Renner Robert E. and Mary E. Kerr our Fiscal Year between July 1, 2010 and Ben and Sarah Blemker Benefactors — ($100.00+ ) Estate of F A Sackett Norm and Tara Khoury June 30, 2011. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin M. Blemker Anonymous (2) Charles E. Schell Foundation Kimberly-Clark William K. Bogdan James T. Aglamesis Ivy S. Schnell Dr. Philip and Barbara Lichtenstein Sherry and Robert Brubaker Mr. Gary Akin Golden Heart Society Charles H. Sisson Trust Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lyle The Gorilla Glue Company Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burke Dr. Glenn Aldinger Estate of May Smith Sanford R. Martin Legg Mason Investment Counsel, LLC Janet Arena Burns Mr. and Mrs. Michael Alf Members of the Golden Heart Society have Laura S. Snyder Phyllis L. McCallum and Steven W. Jemison Mr. Thomas Murray Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Carlson Mrs. Leslie T. Applegate, Jr. included The Children’s Home in their estate Estate of Charles M. Terry Ms. Constance J. McCaun Kirsch Joseph Rawson Scientific Trust Mr. and Mrs. Robert Castellini Lori and Eric Aronson plans, creating legacies that will transform the George P. Tucker Katherine L. Meek The Helen Steiner Rice Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship Mr. and Mrs. Steve Baggott J. Frederick and Helen B. Vogel Trust Michael & Company Salon lives of future generations of children and Cincinnati Fdn. Dowdell Cobb Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Baker Estate of Lucille Carol Wolff The Graham Edwin & Sharon Janosik Mitchell their families. The Louis and Melba Schott Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connor Mr. and Mrs. Maurice F. Barker Estate of Mildred N. Work Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Greg Sweeney Ralph and Mary Corley Mr. Scott R. Barlow Anonymous (5) Charles E. Work Fund B Trust Molina Healthcare Dr. Robin T. Cotton Mr. Carl E. Barmore Estate of Joel Adams U.S. Bank Mr. Jay Moore Mr. and Mrs. Dean J. Daniels Toni L. Beasley Estate of Matthew Allen United Way of Greater Cincinnati Neediest Kids of All Pacesetter — ($10,000.00+ ) Mr. Tony Dellecave Nicky L. Beck Anna M. Case North American Properties Mr. and Mrs. Jay Dickinson Mr. and Mrs. Scott Beck Joseph Chambers Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc. Champions — ($1,000.00+ ) Mardie and Bob Off Mr. M. Kam Cooney Fort Washington Investment Advisors Inc. Mr. and Mrs. John C. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Berenfield Anonymous (2) Ohio National Financial Services Estate of Isabelle R. Davidson A Good Neighbor Foundation * Mr. and Mrs. Ken Fawcett Ms. Jean Bergstein AAA Cincinnati David B. and Karen G. O’Maley Fund of The Greater Mrs. Jean Dietz The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. Barry H. Gee and Ms. Jodi Bockenstette Joan Berning Rachid and Sophie Abdallah Cincinnati Foundation Estate of Edward H. Doyle Trust Sharon and Graham Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Gilroy Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Berwanger Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Aitken Tory and John Parlin Helen T. Ehlers Irrevocable Trust O.C.C.R.R.A. Paul and Anita Gindele Bind USA William P. Anderson Foundation PNC Institutional Investments Gladys Elsasser Daniel & Susan Pfau Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Jim Goldman Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Anderson The William Powell Company Foundation Estate of Adrian French Joelle and Nick Ragland Mr. John W. Graber Ms. Aimee Bitter AON Risk Services, Inc. of Ohio Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Preston James D. Geier Robert H. Reakirt Foundation Mr. Richard Hartke Ms. Katrin Bohlke AVI Foodsystems Mr. and Mrs. Martin E. Rahe Guy L. and Ina M. Layne Charitable Remainder Trust The Spaulding Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Clayton E. Bond B & J Development L.P. Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Reis James and Joyce Jerow Turnbull-Wahlert Construction, Inc. Mr. Howard W. Jinkinson Mr. and Mrs. Winborne Boyles Barnes Dennig Remke Biggs Estate of George P. Johnson Dr. Paul Keck and Dr. Susan McElroy Mr. Matthew Brackmann Eileen and John Barrett Renaissance Investment Management Estate of Jennie Long Dr. and Mrs. Matthew Kelly Mr. Tom Bretz Founders — ($5,000.00+ ) Bartlett & Co. Mr. and Mrs. Mercer Reynolds IV Estate of Otto Luedeking Ms. Mindy Kirsch Ms. Amy Brinkman Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. James B. Bell Brian & Jill Rowe Foundation Mary-Morse Matthews Kirsch’s Automotive Mr. Thomas E. Brinkman Mrs. James Benedict Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Fdn. Steve and Susan Black RPC Mechanical - A Division of Thomas J. Dyer Co. Estate of Stanley and Agnes McKie Mr. Paul R. Kling Mr. and Mrs. Shaun Broering Randy N. Brooks Angie and Bob Buechner Ernest and Karen Rummler Estate of Evelyn Michaels Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Krapp Mr. and Mrs. William B. Bunch Center Productions, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Campbell Julie and Steve Schmitz Robert A. Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Derek Langtry Ms. Ann J. Bunis Cincinnati Bell Michele and Matt Carey Mr. and Mrs. William T. Sena, Jr. James Monroe Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Mrs. Lisa A. Mangiaracina Mr. and Mrs. Christopher P. Burns Michael and Tucker Coombe Carmax Mr. Richard D. Siegel Ann Dorsel Monroe Charitable Lead Annuity Trust Mr. Dennis Hackett and Mr. Todd Margolis Pam and Bob Burwell The Crosset Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Fdn. Castellini Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sill Estate of John T. Parris Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason Mr. Josh Deidrichs and Ms. Lisa Caldemeyer Directions Research Inc. Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, Division of Child and Dr. Scott Silverstein and Mrs. Gail Silverstein Estate of Elizabeth Patterson James and Ann Monroe, Jr. Ms. Julie Calloway Fifth Third Asset Management Adolescent Psychiatry Jeffrey Taylor and Shannon Starkey-Taylor Clifford T. Pfirrmann Trust Mr. and Mrs. John Monroe Ms. Doris J. Cambruzzi Sharon Williams Frisbie Cincinnati Gyro Club Foundation Mark and Anne Stepaniak Nancy Pope Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Nordloh John and Janet Campbell Ms. Gabriele Geier Clark Schaefer Hackett Douglas and Renee Sutton Joseph Rawson Scientific Trust Frank and Linda Panzeca Ms. Susan L. Carr Lawrence and Joy Glassmann J. Rawson Collins Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Fdn. Taft/ Estate of Jean Reich Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parson Mr. and Mrs. Ted Caul page 14 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 15

Jay and Katharine Freeman Mr. Mark Kearns Ms. Julie Poyer Mary S. Tanke Aylward Whittier Geier’s Birthday Mr. Peter Frey Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kidwell Prestige AV & Creative Services Dr. William L. Tedford Mr. James D. Geier Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Frey Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kirkpatrick Mr. and Mrs. James F. Prevost Mr. Phillip A. Tempel Chad and Cori Gelvin Mr. and Mrs. Jim C. Frooman Mr. and Mrs. Jason M. Kiss Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Prickel Mike and Alyssa Terrell Jon and Jean Gelvin Mr. Rick Gabbard Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kite Michael and Marcia Privitera The Next Chapter Church, Inc. Carol Gomez Mr. and Mrs. Mike Garfunkel Mr. and Mrs. Gary Kohlman Pro Bind, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thompson Joseph and Marilyn Katz Ms. Donna R. Gates Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Kramer The Prudential Foundation Ms. Kathy Thornton and Mr. Bob Keith Mrs. James Grace Morris W. Gates Memorial Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Krismer Qwinstar Corp Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Tierney James and Joyce Jerow Mr. James D. Geier Mr. and Mrs. Werner Kummerle Ms. Susan I. Radabaugh Mr. and Mrs. Christopher A. Tschieder Jo Ann Hake Mr. and Mrs. Rodney P. Geier Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kurzhals Mr. and Mrs. Jason Redpath Jimmy and Diane Tuckey Alex and Elizabeth Young Jon and Jean Gelvin Mr. and Mrs. John Lame Mr. Kirk W. Reich Mr. and Mrs. Tim Turner Bill Hoffman for Father’s Day Mr. Jamie Gerdsem Mrs. and Mr. Dorothy L. Lang Janet B. Reid, Ph.D. Mr. Michael A. Tyler Michele and Matt Carey Mr. and Mrs. David Gerwin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lauterbach Mr. and Mrs. Timothy P. Reilly Ms. Martha Upson Jim and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gerwin Mr. and Mrs. Michael LeVally Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Reynolds Ms. Elizabeth Vankula John and Shirley Knue Mr. Daniel Gilday, Jr. Ms. Eve Lewis Dr. and Mrs. James F. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Les Vann Ellen M. Katz Mary Gilmore Mr. and Mrs. Steve Light Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Rimsky Mr. and Mrs. Griff Vollmer Stephen and Kathleen Fish Ms. Sarah Giolando Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lindner III Marcy and Gary Robbe Mr. and Mrs. Gary Volz Mr. and Mrs. John Knue Drs. Charles and Mary Cavallo Glad House Mr. and Mrs. William R. Lindsey Ms. Emily Roberts Wendy and Gregg Vonderhaar James and Joyce Jerow Mr. John Mallery and Ms. Adrienne Cenci Mr. and Mrs. George T. Glover Ms. Amy Loughman Mike and Kathy Robinson Marlene Wagner Adam Kress Mr. and Mrs. Kent M. Cerrone Mr. and Mrs. Ken Goode Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Rubenstein Thomas and Susan Wagner David and Kathleen Kress Mrs. Kathleen A. Chatham Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Grant Mr. and Mrs. William Luning Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Ryan Mr. Robert F. Walker Eric Kress Chiquita Golf Classic Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Green Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martindell Dr. and Mrs. Frederick C. Ryckman Mr. Kevin Wall David and Kathleen Kress Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Clauder Mr. and Mrs. Rich Greninger Mary-Morse Matthews Ms. Cathy Sarky Wealthquest Corporation Tom Ladt Ms. Vikki L. Clemons Mr. and Mrs. Davis Griffin Dr. Karen E. Muse and Mr. Patrick Maynard Ms. Kristin M. Schanche Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Weech Ms. Ali Young Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Clore III Mr. Richard J. Gualano Ms. Leslie McDermott Mrs. Karen E. Scherer Mr. Grant Welling Tracy Landwehr’s Graduation Ms. Joan Cody Mr. Alexander Hamner Mr. Mike McGinty Mr. and Mrs. Glenn P. Scherzinger Ms. Penelope Welz Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Landwehr Ronnie Coleman Mr. and Mrs. Clark D. Handy Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. McKenna Ms. Judith K. Schlather Mr. and Mrs. Drew Whewell Mrs. Donna Luloff Joyce V. Collier Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Harris Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. McMillam Jr. Mr. Jon K. Schlosser Ms. Susan L. Wilkinson James and Joyce Jerow Mr. Raymond Connor Mr. Tim Harrison Mr. Michael McNamara Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. William J. Williams, Jr. Joe Mason Mr. and Mrs. David J. Connors Mr. and Mrs. Brian Heekin McReynolds Family Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Fdn. Mr. and Mrs. Philip V. Schneider Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Jr. Ms. Ali Young Kimberly Costello Mr. and Mrs. Kip Heekin Mellott & Mellott Mr. Timothy H. Schoonover Mr. and Mrs. Daniel M. Witten II Mr. and Mrs. David McCool Mr. Jim Coughlin Mr. and Mrs. Doug Heidenreich Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Michiel Schuitemaker Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wood James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Craig Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heimann Murray S. Monroe, Jr. Mr. Peter Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Worland III Katherine Meek Harold Craig Mr. Richard A. Heitz Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Ms. Nicole Servizzi Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wright, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Eichhorn Mr. and Mrs. Chip Crowther Michael and Patricia Hensley Mr. and Mrs. George G. Morrison III Mr. Brian P. Sharp Mr. Donald L. Wymore Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller Ms. Marilyn Crumpton Ms. Rachel Hicks Marjorie Motch Mr. John Shepherd Mr. Steve Yeager James and Joyce Jerow Thomas and Debra Dattilo Ms. Amy L. Higgins Mr. Michael Mott and Ms. Holly Oblinger-Mott Mr. Kenneth Holley and Mrs. Davette M. Shorter Ms. Ali Young Paul Morency for Father’s Day Mr. and Mrs. Andrew E. DeWitt Molly R. Hiles Grant Mueller Karen L. Sills Mr. and Mrs. Wesley V. Young Toni L. Beasley Mr. Robert T. Dickman Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hobson Ms. Deborah L. Myers Mr. and Mrs. Michael Small Zaring Family Foundation Marty Mueller Gerhardt David and Lois Distel Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Hootnick Mr. and Mr. Jay Neidermeyer Mr. and Mrs. Gates Smith Ms. Susan C. Ziegler Lilamae Mueller Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Dohrmann David and Deborah Horn Mr. and Mrs. Mark Nelson Dr. Marylyn J. Smith Mr. and Mrs. James M. Zimmerman Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nymberg Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dorsey Mr. and Mrs. Keith Howell Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Nelson Mr. Michael Smith James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Zach Dotzauer Mr. and Mrs. Craig Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Roger Newport Mr. Troy R. Snider In Honor Of Al and Melissa Park Ms. Bridgette Huerkamp Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Neyra Society of the Transfiguration-Elizabeth Matthews Ms. Suzie Park Drs. Franklin-Plotnick-Carl The work of Kathy Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Gary T. Huffman Mr. Chris R. Udry and Ms. Barbara J. O’Brien Memorial Fund Mrs. John Raddatz Mrs. Donna Drury Tory and John Parlin Mr. David Hummel Office Depot Foundation Ms. Marlene Sorensen James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Eichhorn Janet Burns Mr. Grant Irwin and Ms. Jessica Falvo Mr. and Mrs. Rich Oliver Mr. Rocky Spalazzi and Ms. Linda Spalazzi Mr. and Mrs. George Rigby Ms. Julie Ellison Ms. Susan M. Ingmire J & P A. Ltd. LLP Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Overberg Mr. Steve Miller and Ms. Mary A. Spengler James and Joyce Jerow Dr. Steven Epstein Mr. and Mrs. George Burris Dr. Adrienne C. James and Mr. Lawrence James Mr. and Mrs. Wayne J. Owens Mr. and Mrs. Matt Stautberg Alice Rudolf Ms. Kimberly A. Espasadin James and Joyce Jerow Mara Jauntirans and Brian Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joe Palmer Mr. and Mrs. Marc O. Steimer Anonymous Ms. Lisa Biank M. Fasig Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Carlson Mrs. Avis C. Jenkins Ms. Suzie Park Mr. and Mrs. Ronald H. Stern Mrs. Midge Selonick Mr. David Fender James and Joyce Jerow Jensen Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Alex Parlin Ms. Donna Stewart James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Tinsley Mr. and Mrs. Robert Diener James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Graham Parlin Ms. Diane Sticklen-Jordan Douglas Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ficke James and Joyce Jerow Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Johnson Ms. Barb Paul Ms. Cynthia Summers Mr. Richard D. Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fiore Heather Ellison Walter and Marilyn Johnston John and Marianne Peck Ms. Lisa Sweeney Jill Smith Ms. Sandy Fischer Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason Mark and Elza Jonas Mr. Robert Pellegrino Jerry and Joan Swormstedt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason Ms. Elizabeth Fox Lillian G Emenaker’s birthday Joseph and Marilyn Katz William and Jan Portman Ms. Sherri Symson Shannon Starkey-Taylor and Jeff Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Tom Frank Ms. Lillian G. Emenaker page 16 | The Children’s Home of Cincinnati Annual Report 2010/11 | page 17

Ms. Edna M. Perlmutter James and Joyce Jerow AON Risk Services, Inc. of Ohio Dr. Babak Emami Moto Verde The Renaissance Man Mr. James Tanner Elizabeth Matthews Appearance Plus Cleaners Ernst & Young LLP The Anthony Munoz Foundation Timothy’s A Spa James and Joyce Jerow Society of the Transfiguration-Elizabeth Matthews Ms. Amy Armstrong Exclusively Male Neva Rogers Skin Care Mr. and Mrs. Joe Torre Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Watkins and Bradley Memorial Fund Avalon Salon & Spa Fifth Third Bank Newport Aquarium Toyota Financial Services James and Joyce Jerow Monabelle Miller David Baker Consulting, Inc. Friend of Fifth Third Bank O’Bannon Creek Golf Club Travelessence Sam Yorgovan’s 41st Birthday Mellott & Mellott Baker Family Chiropractic Dr. Thomas W. Filardo and Dr. Nora Zorich Mardie and Bob Off Ms. Brenda Treadway Philip and Louise Rose Darlene Napier for Mother’s Day Eileen and John Barrett Mr. Jeffrey W. Fitzwilliam Ohio Valley Business Travel Association UC Health Toni L. 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