Connecting the Generations We Serve

2018 COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT

318802-1_report.indd 1 3/29/19 3:41 PM Our Core Values… Faith Allow God’s love and teachings to inspire our work. Service Seek to meet individual and family needs through professional practice and advocacy.

Charity Encourage others to put faith into action through sharing their time, talent and treasure.

Inside An Introduction to 2Gen 4 Our Mission…  Catholic Social Services of the Poverty Alleviation 6 Miami Valley strengthens individuals Supervised Visitation 8 and families through actions of faith, Pregnancy & Parenting Support 10 service and charity. Refugee Resettlement 12 Our Vision… 2018 Annual Giving 14 Inspired by God’s love and teachings, Professional Counseling 28 Catholic Social Services builds stronger Senior Services 30 futures for individuals and families of Mobility Management 32 all faiths. Early Childhood Education 34 Financial Summary 36 From the Board Chair 38 Our Service Area… From Archbishop Schnurr 39 Auglaize County, Champaign County, Darke County, Greene County, Logan County, Mercer County, Miami County, Montgomery County, Upcoming Events 40 Preble County, Shelby County

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Investing in Families

A coordinated plan serving the individual needs of both children and adults in a family has the greatest potential for positive impact. This is not a new idea; over the years it has been referred to as holistic family interventions, as multi-generational asset planning, and most recently as a two-generation or “2Gen” approach. Catholic Social Services has been invested in this philosophy for decades. We have seen first-hand that in order to help a family meet short- or long-term goals, it’s critical to address the needs of the entire family.

Life can be challenging for contemporary American families, where one in four U.S. children is growing up in a single-parent family, many headed by women, and where children and parents of color are disproportionately low-income. 2Gen strategies include a commitment to listen to families; to ensure that their perspectives, strengths and assets are woven into the planning process. This commitment honors the dignity of the person, a core tenet of Catholic social teaching.

What does a 2Gen approach look like for our programs? In some cases, it’s pretty clear: The target outcome for our parenting services is a healthy family where the needs of both parents and children are considered in concert. For other programs, the multi-generational context may be less obvious. Through the PASSPORT program, we provide care management to help low-income seniors stay safely at home rather than living in a nursing home. While the senior gets to maintain more independence, his or her adult children can focus more attention on their educational or employment goals – and on their own children.

By honoring and building upon the strengths of families as a whole, we invest in the very institution which is the foundation of our society: the family. It’s an honor and a privilege to be trusted to walk alongside so many families every year.

Laura Roesch, Chief Executive Officer Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley

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Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley For Children For Parents is committed to strengthening individuals • Physical and mental health services • Education for parenting, literacy and basic and families by utilizing a two-generation educational skills approach to service delivery. • Education services

• Workforce readiness and training for jobs Two-Gen programs explicitly target low- • Home visiting that pay well and offer opportunities for income parents and children from the same • Early childhood education advancement family, providing intensive, high quality • Out-of-school programs services for both, leading to family stability • Building skills for positive family and self-sufficiency. communications and improved family

dynamics Programs can include:

Child Focused with Parent Focused Child Focused Parent Elements with Child Elements Parent Focused Whole Family Focused

Learn more about 2Gen at https://ascend.aspeninstitute.org

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318802-1_report.indd 4 3/29/19 3:41 PM The two-generation approach provides • Development of strong academic, strong connections and coordination social and emotional foundations for the between the services for parents and children, enabling them to complete high children, making it easier for families to school and obtain a college degree or participate and succeed. post-secondary credential that is a pathway

to stable employment and community The long-range outcomes of a two-generation participation. program are: • Family stability including family supportive employment and quality family dynamics Brother Ray Fitz, SM has been a champion of the 2Gen approach in Dayton.

…Provided thru the Programs of

Poverty Alleviation Services Supervised Visitation Pregnancy & Parenting Support Refugee Resettlement Professional Counseling Senior Services Mobility Management Early Childhood Education

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318802-1_report.indd 5 3/29/19 3:41 PM Poverty Alleviation Services Helping to solve a major crisis in our community

mortality, food scarcity, chronic disease, and crime. Lack of a full-service grocery classifies the area as a food desert with limited access to An estimated fresh meats, dairy and produce. In 2018, the pantry served 5,999 families. 1,583,000 people in One senior citizen commented that she lives on a fixed income and the Choice Food Ohio — or 14% — Pantry helps her stretch her resources. Before live at or below the coming to the pantry, she might get fresh produce once or twice a month, but because poverty line. of unlimited pantry visits for fresh fruits and vegetables, she is now able to eat a healthier balance. In our land of plenty, one might think that no Even in the area’s rural counties where family would be poor. But the sad reality is agriculture is strong, one in 10 families is not Hands-on container planting classes help families that there is a poverty crisis throughout the sure if they have enough food for tonight’s learn to grow fresh produce at home. country that impacts multiple generations. dinner. CSSMV launched FoodSource in 2017 Locally, economic, health and racial disparities to provide low-income seniors in Darke, Miami At Right: Food deliveries for the Choice Food keep many families in the cycle of poverty. and Shelby Counties with a box of staple Pantry arrive every weekday. It takes a team of The zip codes served by CSSMV’s Choice foods each month. staff and volunteers about two hours to unload Food Pantry have felt the effects of infant But alleviating poverty is about more and stock the new inventory each day. than food. Hunger is just a symptom of the CSSMV Family Advocate Kim Bowling (at right) underlying issues of an unstable situation. of instability. works closely with the rest of the Families Even though the unemployment rate is low, FSS supportive services include Forward team at Kiser PreK-6 School, including many breadwinners cannot make ends meet. information and referrals for jobs, housing and Principal James Fowler and Assistant Principal CSSMV’s Family Stabilization and Support healthcare, as well as classes on budgeting, (FSS) program is designed to address the roots Alex Robiertson. couponing, and financial planning. Case managers can connect families to eligible benefits, literacy tutoring, and utility assistance. Through the Families Forward Project, an FSS Family Advocate works with families whose children attend Kiser PreK-6 School. There is a high rate of poverty among the families at Kiser, but Families Forward is designed to support academic success that will help break the cycle of inter-generational poverty. Schierloh

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Poverty Through the Families Forward program, Dayton Children’s Alleviation is working with Catholic Social Services, Kiser PreK- 6 Neighborhood School Center, and other community Service Stats partners to give families the tools and support they need • 5,999 families (15,847 individuals) to provide a stable, healthy home environment and better served by the Choice Food Pantry educational outcomes. • 1,264 community service referrals A multigenerational approach is essential when provided to pantry clients seeking to give a child the best possible opportunities for • 7,120 pounds of food delivered to rural seniors through FoodSource success in life. That’s why we’re all working together as a • 601 families (1,758 individuals) team, to address the needs of the whole family as well as served with Family Stabilization & the whole child. Support Partnerships like this are so valuable because • 302 households received utility they allow us to make sure our organizations are assistance Deborah Feldman complementing each other’s strengths, not duplicating • 64 sessions of free community President & Chief Executive Officer efforts. This is how we can make a real difference in the classes offered Dayton Children’s Hospital • 105 families received Families communities we serve. Forward case management supports

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318802-1_report.indd 7 3/29/19 3:41 PM Supervised Visitation A safe and neutral harbor for children and their non-custodial parents

Spending time together on a consistent basis helps the child and parent maintain their No two families emotional bond. Montgomery County Children Services. Drug have quite the same use, mental health issues, and incarceration are just a few of the reasons that supervision story, but all come is required to protect children. Because of the recent opioid crisis, the caseload has increased. to Erma’s House as Staff and volunteers at Erma’s House are maxed families in crisis. out and the current waiting list is 12 families. One of the most rewarding parts of being a Trained visitation monitors keep a record of the volunteer is watching the relationship between interaction between parent and child. parent and child grow, even when the weekly time they spend together is short and must be In operation for 21 years, Erma’s House is monitored. considered the “gold standard” in supervised Volunteer Cyndi Adams has been with visitation. Run on a shoestring budget by Erma’s House since 2001. “My heart is with the just four staff members and a roster of 20+ children who don’t have two loving parents at volunteers, Erma’s relies greatly on student home,” she said. “I feel that in some small way, I interns from nearby University of Dayton. can help give them a better childhood.” Walling All Erma’s House clients are referred, typically either by the court system or Age-appropriate toys and games are available for Sometimes parents have unresolved differences families at Erma’s House. that make it impossible to keep the family together. When one parent loses custody, children are left in a state of uncertainty about the broken relationship. They may not be comfortable around the parent who has left the home or they feel like they are to blame for the problems of their parents. “Maintaining and rebuilding families in a safe and neutral environment is the mission of Erma’s House,” said CSSMV Supervised Visitation Manager Shannon Wahrhaftig. “It is not a permanent solution since we’re only able to work with a family for two years, but a lot of healing can take place in that span of time.” Named for Erma Bombeck, the beloved humor columnist from Dayton, Erma’s House does both supervised visits for non-custodial parents and supervised exchanges where children are dropped off by one parent and picked up by the other. Schierloh

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Supervised Erma’s House is valuable to us for a couple of reasons. First, it provides an environment that makes families feel Visitation as comfortable as possible, even in a situation that can be Service Stats awkward – having to be monitored while spending time with your own child. The visitation rooms are very close to • 55 families served, including a family home-like setting, so the time spent together can 208 individuals be relaxed and positive. • 977 supervised visits Also, we don’t have the capacity at the county’s • 57 supervised exchanges Haines Children’s Center for everyone who needs this • 1,581 hours donated by 33 program volunteers service, so it’s important to have Erma’s House as a community resource that gives more children the ability to safely spend quality time and maintain a relationship with their nonresidential parent. Erma’s House helps us Jewell Good, MSW, LISW-S fill a community need in a way we couldn’t do without JFS Assistant Director/Children this partnership. Services Administrator Montgomery County Job & Family Services

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318802-1_report.indd 9 3/29/19 3:41 PM Pregnancy & Parenting Support Helping young mothers, and those who love them, adapt to the miracle of life

How were you parented as a child? What CSSMV’s programs can help young, first-time, kind of parent do you want to be? These are or struggling parents successfully make the questions that CSSMV clients are considering journey from pregnancy to a healthy birth to as they transition from pregnancy into their In Montgomery effective parenting. role as loving and supportive parents. “Reinforcing good parenting skills is County, black infants critical to reversing the cycle of child abuse are 2.5 times more help started with CSSMV in the Mothers and neglect,” said Donna O’Neill, CSSMV Empowered program. Begun in response Pregnancy and Parenting Support Manager. likely than white to the alarming infant mortality rate in “It is challenging to break family patterns Montgomery County, Mothers Empowered that may have included excessive corporal infants to die before focuses on providing soon-to-be mothers with punishment and a lack of empathy. For some, information on nutrition and healthy lifestyle, it is simply that they are young, and in need their first birthday. and gives prenatal care through Lifestages of additional support. In either case, to serve Midwives. Group sessions can include an both children and parents well, nurturing must empathy toward children’s needs at various at-home component that addresses nurturing become a lifestyle.” age levels, appropriate use of discipline, parenting in preparation for the birth, along Through a grant from the Ohio Children’s parent-child roles, and communication and with postnatal visits after the baby’s birth. Trust Fund, CSSMV is using the Nurturing problem solving. The program is facilitated Through home visits in the Mothers Skills for Families curriculum with 11 families through two or three home visits a month for Empowered, Teen Parents Learn, and in Dayton and 11 families in Sidney. The case management and parent education. Nurturing Skills programs, a CSSMV family curriculum focuses on parental expectations, Many clients receiving parenting life coach supports parenting efforts through education, goal-setting, and regular visits. One ParentLink client is a single, working mother of four children who realized she needed help with listening to her children and controlling her temper. Through ParentLink, she is learning to manage stress, set aside time for self-care, and develop a routine for family time, chores, and homework. She was also able to adjust her work schedule to return to school to obtain a nursing degree, enriching the lives of two generations — herself and her children.

In the Mothers Empowered program, expectant parents participate in group meetings that include medical, educational and emotional support. Schierloh

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Pregnancy Catholic Social Service’s health programs play a vital role in our community by linking mothers and families & Parenting to needed health care and services. Too many parents in Service Stats our community do not have the proper support needed to have the best possible outcome for their children. · 420 clients served The conditions in which we live, work and play · 2,864 hours of individual contribute to the ability of people to live a healthy life. parenting education & support provided Being able to live in safety, have access to healthy food, · 95 prenatal group sessions and transportation are just some of the factors that · 106 parenting classes/ need to be addressed. By providing targeted support to trainings at risk families, we can help them connect to services · 66 clients at 20 schools that can make it easier for them to get the help they enrolled in Teen Parents Learn need. program Terra Williams · 92% of clients living below the Director, Health Promotion poverty line Public Health Dayton & · 77% of clients were African Montgomery County American

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318802-1_report.indd 11 3/29/19 3:41 PM Refugee Resettlement Easing refugees’ challenge of assimilation without sacrificing their culture

The vast majority of refugees resettled by CSSMV in 2018 came from Africa, with most from the There are 25.4 Democratic Republic of Congo. get around, how employment works, how million refugees school works, and so on. There is also job worldwide, over half training to get adults into the workforce as soon as possible, so the family can become of whom are economically self-sufficient. Within four to six months, 96% are employed and on their way under the age of 18. to becoming productive citizens of their new country. Source: UNHCR Community partners like Miami Valley Career Technology Center, ASPIRE program

Schierloh families,” said Murphy. “They’re aware of (ESL), Sugar Creek Packing Co., Dayton Public trauma they may have encountered and know Schools, Honeywell First Responder Products, A top priority for new arrivals is getting the that they need wrap-around services for the and Public Health Dayton & Montgomery children enrolled in school as quickly as possible. entire family.” County make all this possible. The first 30 to 90 days are spent enrolling Imagine fleeing your home because of war children in school and connecting with or persecution, spending years in a refugee community and social services like health care camp and finally being granted passage to a and literary classes. CSSMV and community Case Manager Noel Udahemuka Nsabi visits new country, but not speaking the language, or partners help with acculturation, helping the agency’s warehouse to gather household understanding the traffic laws, the money, or the new family understand Dayton, how to supplies for an arriving refugee family. the grocery store. This is the challenge faced by refugee families entering the United States every day. “Refugees now must have a tie in the U.S. like a family member or friend,” said Michael Murphy, CSSMV Refugee Resettlement Manager. “The expectation is that the tie will do all the work, but this is not realistic.” CSSMV is the entry point for refugees resettling in Dayton. When a new family has been approved to enter the country, staff quickly jump into action coordinating services. The first step is to secure housing; volunteers then set up the home with furniture, bedding, dishes, and food supplies. Direct service begins when CSSMV staff pick up the family at the airport. To get them acclimated to their new home, they provide a first meal with familiar foods. “Our staff is culturally qualified to work with these Schierloh

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Refugee Two years ago, I attended an immigration rally at Courthouse Square and realized I had a choice — Resettlement I could stay on the sidelines, or I could find an area Service Stats where I could meaningfully contribute. A friend told me about Catholic Social Services’ work with refugee • 245 total clients served resettlement, and I discovered that the agency needs the • 61 households (184 people) involvement of many partners — both organizations and served as new arrivals individuals — to help these new arrivals become part of • 24 households (61 people) served as secondary our community. Now, I volunteer at CSSMV, meeting with migrants refugees who need legal guidance with things like green • 96% of new arrivals card applications, travel documents, and reunification considered “employable” applications. It’s incredibly rewarding to help these successfully gained employment individuals and families begin to feel like they are truly Robert E. “Buzz” Portune welcome here in their new home. Gottschlich & Portune, LLP

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318802-1_report.indd 13 3/29/19 3:41 PM Giving 1921 Society

Mr. & Mrs. David Burrows, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Farrell Individuals Mr. & Mrs. James Butler Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Feighery Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Adam Mrs. Mary E. Byrum Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Adler Mr. Christopher Call Mrs. Judith L. Finke The 1921 Society Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Allaire Mr. & Mrs. Bruce E. Callaway Mr. & Mrs. David B. Freimuth recognizes individuals Mr. & Mrs. Campion Armstrong Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Carlile Mr. & Mrs. Bernie H. Fullenkamp Mr. John L. Beach Deacon & Mrs. John K. Carlin Ms. Mary L. Funke & Mr. Jim and organizations who Mr. & Mrs. James D. Beach Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carroll, Jr. Hausman have made annual Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Becker Mr. Anthony M. Ciani Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Gearhardt leadership gifts of $1,000 The Honorable & Mrs. George Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Codeluppi H. Becker Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Colaizzi, Jr. Ms. Kay A. George or more to Catholic Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Beinlich Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Craig Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ghory, Jr. Social Services of the Dr. & Mrs. Alan P. Berens Mr. John & Mrs. Mary Currell † Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gilardi, Jr. Mr. Christian D. Bermick Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Danis Mr. Roger S. Glass Miami Valley. Those Mr. & Mrs. Forrest K. Betche Sister Joan de Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Gleason listed here are 1921 Mr. & Mrs. William P. Beyer Mr. & Mrs. Eric Deutsch Mrs. Janet M. Graul Mr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Bittner Ms. Regina A. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Grieshop Society members for Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bolton Dr. & Mrs. John P. Downer Dr. & Mrs. David R. Grigg 2018. The 1921 Society Mrs. Virginia Brockman Mr. & Mrs. David A. Dudon Mr. & Mrs. Dave Grusz Catholic Social was named in honor of Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brogan Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dunlap Mr. & Mrs. Glenn C. Gunlock Dr. & Mrs. James Budde Mr. & Mrs. Scott Edwards Reverend Gerald R. Haemmerle Services of the the year CSSMV was Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Buescher Mr. & Mrs. William A. Enouen, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Hall Miami Valley is founded and is meant to Mr. & Mrs. Ron Eubel Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Harlamert Ms. Amy Hart grateful for the recognize the generations Mrs. Marilyn J. Hart † of supporters who have Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Harting thousands of Mr. Brian A. Hausfeld† helped support the supporters who Mrs. Lori A. Hausfeld agency’s mission. Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Helldoerfer allow us to serve Dr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hood CSSMV board member Dave Richard Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hughes our community each (at right) made the 2018 Shine Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Martin H. Hydell year. The following Celebration a family affair, bringing Mr. & Mrs. Chris B. Jacoby Mr. Kirk D. Johnsen lists recognize his children, Matt and Allison, to the Reverend Satish Joseph fundraiser for the agency’s refugee Mr. Bruce A. Jump individuals and resettlement program. Mr. William F. Keck organizations who have supported the Annual Fund, made a gift at one of our events, or have given of their time in service to CSSMV during 2018. Thank you for the impact you have had on our community!

† deceased

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318802-1_report.indd 14 3/29/19 3:42 PM Dr. Sameh Khouzam Mr. James L. Sherman Mrs. Margaret M. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Richard Siefring Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Knor Mr. David J. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kramer Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Will Lakoff Mr. Will Sorensen Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Dr. & Mrs. Eric Spina Laufersweiler Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Staub Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Sr. Mr. Michael J. Suttman Dr. James T. & Senator Peggy B. Mr. & Mrs. Anthony S. Taylor Lehner Mr. & Mrs. John N. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Lehner Mr. & Mrs. William L. Thaler Ms. Sarah Leibold† Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Allan Levine Mr. & Mrs. James G. Tillar Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Lopez Mr. David J. Trentman Mr. Robert A. & Mrs. Barbara A. Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Trentman Lowden† Mr. & Mrs. Todd J. Treon Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lunne Mrs. Kathleen Wagner Mr. William E. Lyons Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Wahl Mr. Matthew J. Madges Mrs. Annie Walters Mr. & Mrs. William Magro Mr. & Mrs. Josef C. Wenker Mr. & Mrs. C. Stanley Maher Mr. & Mrs. John M. York Mr. Bernard Marino Dr. Ronald Zeszut Mr. & Mrs. Marco A. Marmolejo Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mckeon Mr. & Mrs. James C. Meixner Mr. & Mrs. Brian Meyer Mrs. Dorothy J. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Miske Mr. & Mrs. John Monnett In addition to being members Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Mullins of the 1921 Society, David and CJ Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Naveau Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Neroni Schoeff are active volunteers who Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Neumeister have each served on CSSMV’s Board Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols Mr. & Mrs. James L. O’Connell of Directors. CJ is also a regular Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Olson volunteer in the Choice Food Mr. & Mrs. John C. O’Malley Pantry. Mr. & Mrs. Don Patterson Montgomery County St. Francis of Assisi Mrs. Maureen Perez Prosecutor’s Office Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. James Phelan Our Lady of Grace St. Henry Tile Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Powers Catholic Church St. John the Baptist Mr. & Mrs. H. John Proud Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Jay E. Purpus The Foodbank, Inc. Physicians’ Charitable St. Joseph Catholic Church Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rankin Organizations The Gosiger Foundation Foundation of the Miami Valley St. Peter Catholic Church Mrs. Carolyn B. Rathweg Anne Soehner Memorial Fund Harmony Systems & Services PQ Systems TelecomPioneers, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Reid Archbishop Alter Catholic High Heidelberg Distributing Co. Premier Health Ohio Chapter 2 Mr. Richard D. Reid School Heren Foundation U.S.A., Inc. PSC Crane & Rigging Tour de Gem Mr. & Ms. Carmen J. Riazzi Archdiocese of Cincinnati Holy Trinity Catholic Church Rahn Dental Group, Inc. United Way of Auglaize County Mr. & Ms. John C. Riazzi, Jr. BCVA Law LLC The Home Depot Realty 2000 Group, Inc. United Way of Greater Atlanta Mr. & Mrs. David S. Richard Beau Townsend Ford Houser Asphalt & Concrete, Inc. Regal Beloit Charitable United Way of Greater Ms. Patricia L. Ries Begley Foundation Illinois Tool Works Foundation Foundation Cincinnati Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Roesch Butler Heating & Air Incarnation Catholic Church Reynolds & Reynolds Associate United Way of Greater Dayton Dr. David P. Romeo Conditioning Incarnation School Foundation Area Dr. Douglas E. & Dr. Nancy G. C.H. Dean, LLC James Free Jewelers Sandcastle Wahls LLC United Way of Metropolitan Romer Cardinal Pointe Financial Group Knights of Columbus - SC Ministry Foundation Chicago Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Romer Catholic Charities USA Council #10215 Scott M&A Corporation Unity of Dayton Mrs. Kathleen P. Rupp Christ Child Society of Dayton The Kuntz Foundation Selection Management Systems University of Dayton Mr. & Mrs. Kurt P. Sanford Church of the Ascension Latter Day Saints - Sell, Hegemann & Zimmerman Vivial Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Savage Combined Federal Campaign Feed Ohio Humanitarian Co., LPA Mr. Matthew J. Scarr Corner Cupboard Charities Inc. The Louise Kramer Foundation Shelby County United Way Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Schade Darke County United Way Lunne Marketing Group Sidney Electric Company Mr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Schimpf Dayton Catholic Women’s Club Manpower of Dayton, Inc. Sisters of the Precious Blood Mr. & Mrs. William J. Schneider Dayton Children’s Hospital Marguerite R. Johnston & Rita & St. Albert the Great Mr. & Mrs. David D. Schoeff Dayton Dragons Baseball John Currell Charitable Fund Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. William C. Schuerman Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Marion’s Piazza The Saint Anthony Cibus Corpus Mr. & Mrs. Ben Scott, Sr. Fath Properties Mathile Family Foundation Domus Foundation Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Scott, Jr. Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Co. Meyer Financial Management St. Charles Borromeo Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Seboldt Midmark Corporation Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Sell Mr. & Mrs. James R. Shenk

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318802-1_report.indd 15 3/29/19 3:42 PM Mr. & Mrs. Mark Ball Ms. Andrea Beiring Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Bon Mrs. Mary J. Brooks Contributors Ms. Ellen Ballerene Mrs. Lorraine Bellan Mr. & Mrs. Tedd A. Boomershine Ms. Suzanne M. Brooks Cash gifts up to $999 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Ballmann Mr. & Mrs. Randal J. Bellinger Col. & Mrs. Howard R. Boose, III Ms. Debbie Broyles Mr. William D. Baney Mr. Jeffrey Bellucci Ms. Diane P. Borchers Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Bruggeman Individuals Mr. Scott Banford Mr. Andy Belt Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Borchers Ms. Jacqueline Brumfield Ms. Elizabeth Bange Ms. Heather C. Bench Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Borchers Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Brun Mr. & Mrs. Garry H. Abfalter Mr. Michael H. Barga Mrs. Evelyn C. Bensman Mrs. Amanda K. Borgert Ms. Catherine Brunner Mr. & Mrs. Myron H. Achbach Ms. Dawn L. Barhorst Mrs. Helen Bergman Mrs. Janet M. Borman Mr. John P. Brunner Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Acuna Mr. Roger Barhorst Ms. Christine S. Bernard Mr. & Mrs. Ralph F. Bornhorst Dr. & Mrs. Bradley L. Bruns Ms. Doris E. Adams Mr. Jason Barlage Mr. & Mrs. Larry Bernard Mr. & Mrs. Nate Bosscher Mr. & Mrs. David A. Bruns Mr. Joshua Adams Mr. Thomas J. Barnell Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Bernhold Reverend James V. Bosse Mr. & Mrs. Duane Bruns Ms. Yvette Adams Mrs. Marie K. Boulet Ms. Frances Bruns Mr. & Mrs. Camden Bowden Mr. & Mrs. Robert Buchwalder Mr. John A. Bucklew Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Buckley The agency’s Mr. Ronald Budzik & annual Volunteer Ms. Barbara Hayde Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Buhrman Recognition Dinner in May Mr. John R. Burke welcomed more than 100 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Buschur, Jr. Representative & Mrs. James volunteers and their guests, as well L. Butler as some of the agency staff who Mr. Frank Campanile work directly with them. Pictured Ms. Elouise Campbell Mr. Kelvin Campbell are volunteers Karen Davis Mr. & Ms. Richard Campbell and Sylvia Tillar. Mr. & Mrs. James Campion, III Mr. & Mrs. Brian Campos Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cardilino Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Boyle Mr. & Mrs. James V. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. Brabender Ms. Melissa Carito Mr. & Mrs. Roland C. Bernhold Ms. Michelle Brad Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Carr Mr. & Mrs. Tim Berning Ms. Patricia Bradley Mr. Glen I. Carr Mr. Steve F. Berns Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bramlage Mr. & Mrs. Steven Carr Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bertleff Ms. Pamela Branham Ms. Susan B. Carrafiello Mr. James Adkins Mr. & Mrs. John V. Batista Ms. Melissa Bertolo Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Braun Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Agnew Ms. Anne P. Battes Mr. Aloysius J. Bertrams Dr. & Mrs. Daniel E. Braunlin Carrigg Mr. John Ahrens Sister Carol Bauer, S.C. Mr. & Mrs. John Beyer Ms. Mary C. Brecount Mr. Charles R. Carroll Mr. & Mrs. William J. Ahrens Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Bauer Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bieber Ms. Melissa Bresemann Ms. Caitlin Cartwright Mr. Adekunle A. Akerele Ms. Mary Eileen Bauman Mr. & Mrs. David Bignell Mr. & Mrs. Charles Bridgman Mr. Timothy L. Cartwright Mr. & Mrs. Frank Albers Mr. & Mrs. Alan R. Beach Ms. Theresa M. Bissacco Mr. Andrew C. Brinkley Mr. & Mrs. Edward G. Case Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Albers Ms. Mary H. Beach Mr. Donald Bizzarro Reverend David E. Brinkmoeller Mrs. Annette D. Casella Mr. Jefferson Alcott Mr. & Mrs. Philip O. Beachler Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Blakeley Mr. & Mrs. Charles Brock Mr. Robert L. Caspar, Jr. Ms. Kristina Aldora Mr. & Mrs. Bobby Beavers Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Bleckmann Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Brockman Dr. Ceferino J. & Dr. Anne Cata, Jr. Ms. Audria E. Ali-Maki Mr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence Becker Mr. & Mrs. Paul Boeckman Mrs. Dolores Broerman Ms. Diane Cathcart Mr. & Mrs. Cory Allen Ms. Molly Becker Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Bohrer Mr. James Brooks & Dr. & Mrs. David J. Cavanaugh Ms. Mary B. Allen Mr. & Mrs. Ted F. Beckman Dr. & Mrs. Barrett H. Bolton Mrs. Marguerite Regan Dr. & Mrs. Matt Cavo Mr. Travis Allen, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Beckmann Ms. Karyn M. Alsip Ms. Karen Beekman Mr. Tim Ampleford Ms. Donna M. Beeson Dr. Evangeline C. Andarsio Mr. & Mrs. Robin Begley Mr. & Mrs. Brock Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Behr Mr. & Mrs. C. William Anderson Ms. Rosanne Behrman Mr. John K. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Ms. Stacy Andrew Mr. & Mrs. William Andrews Mr. & Mrs. Charles Angi Mr. & Mrs. Terry Applegate Senior services Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Archibald Mr. & Mrs. William C. Armbruster case managers from Dr. & Mrs. Dwight Armstrong CSSMV’s Northern Counties Mr. & Mrs. John F. Artz office walked around Sidney’s Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Asebrook, III Ms. Lisa Auricchio downtown courthouse in Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ausserer September to promote Falls Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Avellano Prevention Awareness Ms. Karen M. Averbeck Mr. & Mrs. Steve M. Baker Month. Mrs. Paula Baker Ms. Janice R. Balbach Mr. & Mrs. Dave Baldetti

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318802-1_report.indd 16 3/29/19 3:42 PM Rising Star Award Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Caylor The Hoskins Family Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Estep Ms. Bonnie Chadrick Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Evans Mr. & Mrs. Gerard T. Chadwick Mr. Gary Evans Ms. Mary R. Chambers Ms. Roberta Everhart Mr. Lance Chen In the words of Gretchen Carey, Director of Lincoln Academy, Mr. & Mrs. John C. Evers Mr. & Mrs. Philip G. Chick “Ryhan and Bryant Hoskins are the kind of parents every Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Mr. Brett A. Chmiel preschool program hopes for.” The recipients of this year’s Fahrendorf, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Christie Rising Star Award believe strongly in the impact that Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. John Fantauzzo Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Chrystal Mrs. Maryellen F. Fargey Ms. Mary M. Clancy Academy has had on their children. Their oldest child, Brooke, Mr. & Mrs. Jim Farley Mr. & Mrs. Roger Clark graduated last year and is doing very well in kindergarten Ms. Marian Farley Mr. & Mrs. James M. Clevenger at Richard Allen, while Bryant just began his time at Lincoln Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Farrell, Sr. Mr. Donald T. Coakley Academy. Mr. & Mrs. Matt Farrell Ms. Nicole Collier Ms. Cheryl A. Fassler Ms. Karen Collins Ryhan, an alumnus herself Mr. & Mrs. Howard Faust Ms. Kathryn E. Collins of Lincoln Academy, is a Crisis Mr. & Mrs. Walter B. Federspiel Mr. & Mrs. Tim Collins Support Specialist at the YWCA Mrs. Patricia A. Fehrman Mr. & Mrs. Tom Collins and is nearing completion of Mr. John P. Feigleson Mr. & Mrs. Brian Conde Mr. Paul A. Fenzl Dr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Connon her Bachelor’s degree in Mr. & Mrs. Rob Ferguson Mr. John Cooke Psychology. Mr. & Mrs. John R. Ferneding Mr. John Cooney Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Feratt Mr. Robert E. Cooper Mr. & Mrs. Roger F. Ferry Mr. Dave Corcoran Mr. Brooks Fields Mr. Michael Corcoran Ms. Stephanie E. Fields Ms. Laurie Cornett Cross Ms. Justine Finch Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Corpstein Ms. Vivian Finch-Courts Mr. Bill Corvin Mr. & Mrs. Austin Findley Mr. Albert Courts, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Finney Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Cowan Mr. Richard P. Firsdon Ms. Denise L. Cozart Mr. Michael Fischbach Mr. & Mrs. Steve Crawford Mr. James B. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. Philip Crippen Mr. Joseph J. Fisher Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Crippen Mr. Tim Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cronin Mr. & Mrs. James L. Flannery Mr. & Mrs. James Cross Mr. & Mrs. William Flaute Mr. & Mrs. Eric Crouch Mr. & Mrs. Mike Fledderjohn Mr. Neil Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Curk Mr. John C. Flohre† Mrs. Cindy C. Currell & Mr. & Mrs. John M. Florea Mr. Ed Finn Ms. Eileen M. Flynn Mr. Thomas R. Curtin Mrs. Elaine Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Robert Custer Ms. Mary Kay Democko Mr. Dennis M. Doyle Mr. Joe Earley Mr. & Mrs. William H. Focke, Jr. Dr. Vera A. Dahm Mr. Thomas J. Dempsey Mr. & Mrs. Scott K. Doyle Mrs. Judith Ebert Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fogarty Mr. & Mrs. Daniel C. Daley Mr. & Mrs. Henry Deneski, Jr. Mr. Timothy M. Doyle Mr. & Mrs. Mark Eckart Mr. Jon R. Folck Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Daley Ms. Maria Deng Mr. & Mrs. Kendall Draeger Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Eckerle The Honorable & Mrs. Patrick Ms. Judith A. Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Robert D’Epiro Mrs. Cynthia R. Drake Mr. & Mrs. John D. Eckhart J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Dammeyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Derringer Mr. Harry Drake, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Edsall Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Foley Mrs. Susan G. Danis-Grossmann Mr. Lawrence J. Detamore Ms. Amy Draugelis Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Eifert Mr. & Ms. Martin A. Foos Mr. & Mrs. W.E. Danzeisen Mr. Martin DeVita Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Dreety Mr. & Mrs. Melvin C. Eifert Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ford Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dapore Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Diak Mr. & Mrs. Jason Drury Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Eilerman, Jr. Mrs. Brenda Fox Mr. & Mrs. David A. Dashewich Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Diller Mr. Charles W. Duckro Mr. Daniel Eiser Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Francis Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Daum Mr. & Mrs. Neil Diller Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Duckson Ms. Mary Ann Eismann Mr. & Mrs. William T. Francis Mr. & Mrs. Ken Davenport Mr. & Ms. Timothy G. Dillon Mr. & Mrs. James R. Dudley Mr. & Mrs. James Eiting Ms. Melissa D. Francis Mr. & Mrs. Bennett W. Davies Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dilorenzo Ms. Ruth A. Duff Ms. Bridget C. Eldred Mr. & Mrs. Ralph H. Francis Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Davis Mrs. Linda S. Dils Mr. & Mrs. William H. Duffy Ms. Mary M. Elliott Mr. Richard Francis Ms. Debbie Davis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dineen Deacon & Mrs. Roger Duffy Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Elmore Mr. & Mrs. Ronald S. Francis Mr. Gregory & Dr. Annette Davis Dr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Ditzel Ms. Dolores Dulaney Mr. Ted J. †& Mrs. Janelda A. Mrs. Suzanne Frankenberg Ms. Karen L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Dockery, II Mr. & Mrs. E. James Dunne Elsass Ms. Christie C. Frederick Ms. Lisa Davis Mr. & Mrs. James Dodok Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. Dupps, Sr. Ms. Sue Elsner Mr. & Mrs. William E. Freisthler Mrs. Shelia Davis Ms. Barbara M. Doerr Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dupps, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Mrs. Patricia Frericks Mrs. Theresa Davis Dr. Patrick & Dr. Brenda Mr. Ronald E. Earhart Emmerich Ms. Betsy A. Friedlander Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Davis Donnelly Dr. Mark Endslaco Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Frolo Dr. Nicholas DeAngelis Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Donoher Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Engler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Karl Frydryk Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Debrosse, Jr. Ms. Mary Donovan Mr. & Ms. John Erbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas A. Fullenkamp Mr. & Ms. Thomas E. DeBrosse Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Doran Mr. Jason Errett Ms. Donna J. Furderer Mr. Thomas Deffet Mrs. Janet M. Dorman Dr. & Mrs. Brian Esselstein Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Furrer Mr. & Mrs. James Deime Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Dorn Ms. Edna M. Gabriel Ms. Jean G. Deitering Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. DeLoye Contnued on next page Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Demko

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318802-1_report.indd 17 3/29/19 3:42 PM Contributors of cash gifts Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Gottschlich Mr. & Mrs. Neill H. Haas Mr. Joseph P. Hartzell Mr. Nicolas Hollenkamp up to $999 continued Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gottschlich Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Haas, Jr. Ms. Nancy Harvey & Ms. Donna Evick Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Goubeaux Mr. John Hackett Mr. & Mrs. Dave Havener Ms. Barbara A. Holmes Mr. & Mrs. Tony W. Gaddis, Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Govan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Haemmerle Mrs. Julie Haws Ms. Lisa M. Holscher Mr. Douglas C. Gage Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Govan, Jr. Ms. Emily Haffner Mrs. Victoria L. Hawse Mr. & Mrs. Paul S. Holzinger Mr. & Mrs. David K. Galbreath, Jr. Mr. Robert J. Gran Mr. & Mrs. John B. Hageman Mr. Christopher Hayes Mr. David M. Homan Mr. & Mrs. Edward W. Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Granite Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hairston, Jr. Ms. Kimberly M. Hayes Mr. Donald A. Homan Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ganger Mr. & Mrs. Eric Grannan Mr. & Mrs. Alan Hall Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Hayes Mrs. & Mr. Eileen Homan Mr. & Mrs. Kent J. Gardner Dr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Grant Ms. Julia L. Hall & Mr. Alan Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Heck Mr. & Mrs. Louis Homan Mr. Thomas H. Gardner Ms. Sharon D. Gratto Cummings Ms. Pat Heffron-Cartwright Mr. & Mrs. Orval Homan Mr. John J. Garner Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gravunder Ms. Deborah A. Haller Mr. Paul W. Heintz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Homan Mrs. Geraldine Gast Mr. Matthew P. Graybill Ms. Patricia S. Haller Ms. Judith E. Heitkamp Ms. Stephanie Homan Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Gauder Mrs. Theresa A. Green Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hamant Mr. & Mrs. Jay Heitz Mr. Gary T. Honnert Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gazzerro Ms. Barbara J. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hamilton Mrs. Jean E. Hellmund Mr. & Mrs. John Horvath Dr. & Mrs. John Genovesi Mr. James R. Greene Mr. & Mrs. David A. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Henderson Ms. Arlene F. Hoschar Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Gentry Mr. James R. Greene, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Handorf Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hengehold Mr. Nicholas A. Hosford Mr. Stephen A. George Ms. Jill R. Greider Ms. Julia R. Hansen Mr. Thomas Henighan Mrs. Sue Howell Mr. John L. Gephart Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Griffin Ms. Libby Harbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Henne Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Howick Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Gerken Mr. & Mrs. William R. Griffin, Jr. Mr. Charles J. Hardwick Mr. & Mrs. James A. Herbig Mr. Michael J. Howley Ms. April Ghory Mr. Edmund Griffith Ms. Connie Harris Dr. Thomas E. & Dr. Marylynn B. Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hoying Mr. & Mrs. James Ghory, III Ms. Angela Grilliot Mr. & Mrs. Robert Harris Herchline Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hoying Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Gilkinson Mr. & Mrs. John Grogean Mr. & Ms. John D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Herrmann Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Huber Ms. Anita M. Gillispie Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Grosjean Ms. Monica Harris Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hess Mr. & Mrs. Raymond D. Huck Mrs. Cindy Gillotti Mr. Eugene L. Gross Mr. & Mrs. William L. Harrison Mrs. Teresa Hester Ms. Nancy Hudecek Mr. Robert E. Ginnan Ms. Patty Gross Mr. Alan Harshman Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hickey Mrs. Florence M. Huels Mr. Steve B. Glardon Mr. & Mrs. James M. Gruden Mr. & Mrs. David Hart Mr. Robert E. Hickey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James W. Huether Ms. Mary E. Glowik Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Guerrant Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Hart Dr. & Mrs. Andy Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Huffman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Gmeiner Mr. Bruce D. Guindon Mr. & Mrs. Eugene J. Hartman Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Higgins Ms. Annie Hughes Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Gnann Mr. Vince Hinde Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Hummel Mr. & Mrs. James Gobrail Mrs. Nancy Hines Ms. Elizabeth N. Hummer Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Godman Dr. & Mrs. William E. Hirt Mr. & Mrs. James A. Hurak Mr. & Mrs. Frank Goepferich Mrs. Joan M. Hjelm Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Hurr Ms. Megan Goettemoeller Mr. Jonathan Hlavac Ms. Bonnie Ihle Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Gollings In June, Catholic Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Hoagland Mr. Danny Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gongora Mr. & Mrs. James R. Hochwalt Mrs. Karen M. Ipsaro Mr. Jeffery A. Gonya Social Services hosted Mr. Robert Hockaday Mrs. Vivian Jack Mr. Jose Luis Gonzalez, Jr. Ambassador Tony Hall and Ms. Emily Hockenberry Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Joe Goodall Etana Jacobi from the Hall Hunger Mr. Robert J. Hodge Ms. Dawn M. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael Gorman Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hoendorf Mr. & Mrs. John P. Jackson Mr. James T. & The Honorable Initiative for a tour of the Choice Mr. Norbert A. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Jackson Barbara P. Gorman Food Pantry and a conversation Mr. Ronald Hoffman Mr. Robert Jackson Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. about combating food Ms. Jill Hoggard Green Mr. Joseph H. Jacobs Gottemoeller Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Holden Mr. Justin Jacobs insecurity. Mr. Michael L. Holderman Mr. & Mrs. John Jahoda Mr. & Ms. Christopher A. Jasek Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jauch Mr. Jauch Jauchjoh Ms. Abigail E. Jenkins Mr. Joseph Jerele Mr. Charles F. Jergens Mrs. Anne F. Johnson Ms. Lori Johnson Ms. Renee Johnson Ms. Terri L. Johnson Ms. Violet Johnston Ms. Kathleen Joly Ms. Kathy Joly Mr. Christopher Jones Mr. & Mrs. Emmett F. Joseph Commissioner & Mrs. Matthew F. Joseph Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Joseph Mrs. Donna Joyce Mr. & Mrs. James Joyce Dr. Donald Juszczyk Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Jutte Ms. Mary A. Kabel Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Kaiser Dr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Kaminski Ms. Dana Kane Mrs. Irene S. Kangas

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318802-1_report.indd 18 3/29/19 3:42 PM Ms. Jennifer Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Travis Karn Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Kash Mr. Bob Kaskocsak Mr. Guy Kaskocsak Mr. John Kauflin Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kavanaugh Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Keaty Mr. & Mrs. Robert Keeler Ms. Sharon Keeley Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Keil Mr. Joseph W. Keim Ms. Stephanie Keinath Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kelly Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Kendall Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Keyes Mrs. Rebecca Khan Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Kill Dr. & Mrs. Tae W. Kim Mr. & Mrs. Ben King Mr. & Mrs. David A. King Mrs. Susan L. King Ms. Kathryn A. Kinnucan-Welsch Mr. Paul Kirchner Ms. Vivien Kirchner Mr. Philip Kirk Ms. Beverly Kistler Mrs. Joan Kleeman Mrs. Lori A. Kleinfelder Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Kleinhenz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Kleptz Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Klosterman Alexia Jackson, the Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Klosterman Mr. & Mrs. Brian Knapke winner of CSSMV’s 2018 Mr. Roy Manning Mr. Michael J. McFadden Mrs. Mary J. Knapke Rising Star Award, has continued Mr. & Ms. Al Manning Mr. & Mrs. John McFall Mr. Thomas A. Knoth working with the agency’s parenting Mrs. Susan Mansfield Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McFall Mr. & Mrs. John L. Koehl, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Mantica Ms. Patricia McGeorge Mrs. Rosalie C. Koesel staff to build a bright future for Mr. & Mrs. David Mantle Mr. & Mrs. Felix S. McGinnis Mr. & Mrs. Dave Kolbe herself and her son, E.J. Ms. Joan Manzo Mr. & Mrs. Page McGirr Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kollmann Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Marcellus Ms. Joyce McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Koltak Mr. Dillon Marlatt Mr. & Mrs. David McKenna Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Koons Mr. & Mrs. George Marriott Mrs. Mary McKenna Mr. Jack Kostak Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ms. Debra A. Martin Mrs. Marlene W. McLefresh Mr. Larry Kralovic W. Lane Mr. Richard T. Martin Mr. John McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Greg Kramer Ms. Denise R. Langston Ms. Sarah L. Martinek Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. McMahon Mr. & Mrs. Leo F. Krebs Ms. Ruth E. Laprocina Ms. Esther C. Link Mr. & Mrs. Juan R. Martinez Mrs. Suzanne L. McMahon Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Krebs Mr. Andrew Larochelle Ms. Marsha J. Loges Mr. Jason Mary Maj. Gen. & Mrs. Edward G. Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Kreinbrink Dr. Peter K. Lauf Mrs. Judine T. Lohnes Reverend Joseph D. Massucci Mechenbier Mr. & Mrs. Tony Kremer Ms. Sandra L. Laufersweiler Mr. & Mrs. Mike Londo Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Mathes Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mejia, Jr. Mrs. Paula Kreusch Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Jr. Mr. Gregory Longacre Ms. Lauren Mathile Mr. & Mrs. William E. Melke Mr. & Mrs. Roger Krolak Ms. Rosemary A. Laux Mr. James J. Longley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mathile Mr. & Mrs. James A. Menart Mr. Kevin Krucki Mr. Jacqueline M. Lawless Mrs. Anne E. Lopez Mr. Bernard P. Matley Mr. Daniel J. Menke Mr. & Mrs. John W. Krug Mr. Francis Laws, IV Mr. & Mrs. David R. Lorenz Mr. Kevin Matthews Ms. Linda Mescher Mr. Joseph A. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Douglas LeConey Mr. & Mrs. Travis Lovely Dr. & Mrs. William H. Matthews Mr. Christopher R. Meyer Mr. Joseph P. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lee Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Lowden Mr. Joel A. Maurer Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Krug Ms. Rebecca Lefeld Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Lowry Mr. & Mrs. Mike Maxson Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Kueterman Ms. Julie L. Lehman Mrs. Kathryn J. Luckett Ms. Anne M. Maxwell Mr. & Mrs. James A. Michaud Ms. Barbara J. Kuhns Ms. Janet L. Lehmann Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Luckoski Mr. & Mrs. Billy Mayo Mr. & Mrs. Art Michelini Mr. & Mrs. Ben F. Kuhns Ms. Mary T. Lehmann Mrs. Catherine C. Lumpp Ms. Patty Mays Ms. Lynda K. Middleton Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kummerer Ms. Theresa M. Lehmann Ms. Marcella A. Lumpp Mr. & Mrs. John Maze Ms. Elena Mikalauskas Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Kunkel Mr. Mark Lehner Mr. & Mrs. Leonard A. Lush Mr. Frank E. & Mrs. Nancy Mr. & Mrs. Richard Milanese Mr. Joseph G. Kuritar Mr. Paul Lehner Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Luzar McBride, Jr.† Mr. & Mrs. David Miller Mr. James Kurpiel Mr. & Mrs. William J. Leibold Mr. Denny Maas Mr. Michael W. McCann Mrs. Jil W. Miller Mr. David Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Lekan Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Mr. & Mrs. Jerry McCarthy Ms. Jolene Miller Mrs. Nancy Kussman Mr. & Mrs. John Lemming MacLeod, Jr. Ms. Ruth McClellan Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Miller Mr. Joseph Kwiatkowski Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Levy Mr. William MacMillan, Jr. Mrs. Deborah McColgan Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Miller Mr. & Mrs. John M. Laage Mr. Robert W. Lewis Ms. Rhonda Magness Mr. & Mrs. Steven McCrillis Mr. William T. Miller Mr. Dave Laengle Mrs. Christie B. Linard Mr. & Mrs. Frank L. Maguire Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. McDermott Mrs. Sarah E. Miller-Clark Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lammers Mr. & Mrs. William T. Lincoln Dr. Theo J. Majka Mr. Thomas W. McDermott Ms. Michelle M. Mills Mr. Paul T. Landers Mr. & Mrs. Douglas N. Lindley Mr. Patrick Maloney Mr. Ronald McDonald, Jr. Mrs. Celeste M. Lane Mr. & Mrs. James M. Ling Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mangan Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. McDonough Contnued on next page

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Contnued on next page 318802-1_report.indd 19 3/29/19 3:42 PM Contributors of cash gifts Mr. & Mrs. Anthony P. Motz Dr. & Mrs. John J. Naveau up to $999 continued Ms. Jane Mueller Ms. Mary Neary Dr. & Mrs. Steven D. Mueller Mr. & Mrs. Khalid Nelson Mr. & Mrs. John W. Miltenberger Ms. Kimberly A. Muncy Ms. Mary A. Nelson Ms. Nancy Missall Mr. Mark Murdock Ms. Erin Nestor Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Mitsch Mr. Mo Murdock Mr. & Mrs. Howard F. Newell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Mitter Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy Mr. Jeremy Newton Mr. & Mrs. Henry T. Mohlman Ms. Florence C. Murphy Mr. Robert V. Nguyen Mr. & Mrs. George B. Molinsky Mrs. Jane Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Nolan Ms. Jennifer L. Monahan Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Murray Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Nolting Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Monnig Mr. & Mrs. Dennis P. Murray Mrs. Carol Nonnenman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey D. Monnin Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murray, Jr. Mr. Dave Norris Mr. Patric J. Moorman Mr. & Mrs. Harold Mushenheim Ms. Esther North Mrs. Teresa A. Moorman Ms. Karen I. Myers Ms. Janet Noss Mr. & Mrs. Michael Morand Ms. Leilani L. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Nowak Dr. & Mrs. William F. Moroney Deacon & Mrs. Philip Myers Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Nuss Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Moser Mr. Joseph Nadeau Mr. Steve D. Nutt Mrs. Jane R. Mott Mr. & Mrs. John Nauseef Ms. Georgiana C. Nye Ms. Heather Navarre Mrs. Amy C. Oaks Mr. James Naveau Deacon & Mrs. Ralph F. O’Bleness Mr. & Mrs. J. Michael O’Brien Ms. Judith O’Brien Ms. Marilyn O’Brien Offering small class sizes Mr. Daniel V. O’Callaghan with personalized learning, Mr. & Mrs. Matthew O’Connell hands-on activities, and a focus Mr. & Mrs. Timothy N. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Carlo A. Odella on academic achievement, CSSMV’s Mr. Kevin O’Hearn & Mrs. Jane Agency CEO Laura Roesch and Lincoln Academy preschool earned Westendorf several board and staff members the top-level 5-Star Step Up To Mr. & Ms. Patrick K. O’Malley were on hand as CSSMV was Quality rating in 2018. Mr. & Mrs. James O’Neil recognized as a Finalist for the Better Business Bureau’s 2018 Eclipse Integrity Awards.

Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Neill Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. O’Neill Ms. Mary Ellen Oomens Ms. Linda L. Petric Mrs. Mary A. Ording Mr. Clovis L. Petrin, Jr. Mr. Luis A. Ortiz Mr. Shaughn Phillips Ms. Marcia Osborne Mr. & Mrs. Terry R. Phillips Dr. & Mrs. Francis Ostdiek Mr. John Piatt Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Osterhage Mrs. Elaine M. Pickrel Mrs. Kimbra Paden Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Piontek Ms. Rosemary Padlo Mr. Michael Pitts Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Palmer Mr. & Mrs. Roderick J. Place Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Palmere Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Platt Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Parks Mr. Michael J. Poelking Dr. Alexis D. Parks Myton Mr. & Mrs. Darrin J. Poeppelman Dr. Howard M. & Dr. Christine Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Pohl A. Part Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Pohlar Mr. & Mrs. William T. Paton, Jr. Ms. Pamela Pohlman Dr. & Mrs. Douglas Patton Mr. & Mrs. Paul Porcino Mrs. Alisa Pauley Mr. Michael J. Porter Mr. Anthony Paulus Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pothast Mr. & Mrs. Gary Paulus Mr. Trip Pottinger Mrs. Trina M. Pearson Mr. & Mrs. Dan Powers Mr. Jacque Peltier Mr. William M. Powers, Jr. Ms. Laree B. Penny Mr. & Ms. Kenneth Prenger Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Earl Prichard Mr. Dennis Percy Mrs. Jennifer L. Prinz Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Perfilio Mr. James E. Pritchard & Mrs. Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Perry Paula J. Klosterman Mr. Saverio Perugini, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Bob Prophater, Jr. Mrs. & Mr. Elizabeth Petersheim Ms. Deborah Pulos Mr. Michael F. Petkus Ms. Emily Pursel Ms. Anne M. Petratis Mr. & Mrs. Jeremy Queen Mr. Derek A. Petrey Mr. Matthew Quinn

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318802-1_report.indd 20 3/29/19 3:42 PM Mr. & Mrs. Brian Quinter Miss Anita Ruppert Mr. & Mrs. Charles Shine Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Smith Mr. Mark Stockstill Mr. & Mrs. Rex W. Raderstorf Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Shinkle Mr. Christopher Snider Mr. & Mrs. John Stoddard Ms. Mary P. Rahilly Mr. Nathan Russell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Shivers Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Solarek Mr. & Mrs. William Stoermer, Jr. Sister Nancy E. Raley Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Russell Mrs. Barbara Shock Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Sollmann Mr. Bradley R. Stolfa Ms. Yvonne T. Rall Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Russell Mrs. Carol Siciliano Mr. & Mrs. Earl Sonnenberg Mr. Garth H. Stoltz, Jr. Mr. Gary L. Rammel Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Ryan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ned J. Sielschott Ms. Elizabeth Sowle Mr. & Mrs. David M. Stonebraker Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Randall Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ryan Ms. Shirley Simmons Ms. Teresa Spanel Ms. Barbra Stonerock Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Rarick Mr. Michael F. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Simon Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Spaulding Mr. & Mrs. Dale B. Stork Mr. & Mrs. Wladimir Rastrigin Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Simon Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Spearman Ms. Carol A. Straubing Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Rathweg, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. S. James Ryckman, Jr. Lt. Col. & Mrs. Richard D. Ms. Gaynelle M. Spiegel Ms. Kathy Stricker Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Rawe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Sableski Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Spivey Mr. & Mrs. Terry Strope Mr. David W. Rawers Mr. Laurence A. & Dr. Susan Sack Mr. & Mrs. Rolando S. Sineneng Ms. Cindy S. Stafford Dr. Sally A. Struthers Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Re, Sr. Mr. John Saletta Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Sipniewski Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Staley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stueve Mr. Stephen C. † & Mrs. Sandra Mr. & Mrs. James R. Saluke Mr. Mark Sisson & Ms. Laura G. Mr. Joseph Staley Mr. & Mrs. William E. Stueve J. Reed Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Sanders Militello Mr. Conley Stanley Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Subler Ms. Ruth A. Reeve Ms. Ellen F. Sanderson Ms. Andrea T. Skrlac Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Mr. & Mrs. Ed Sullivan Ms. Charlotte A. Rehmert Mr. & Mrs. James J. Santos, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. George J. Skuns Stechschulte Mr. Keith Sullivan Ms. Mary E. Reid & Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Savage Mr. & Mrs. James C. Sliemers Mr. Doug Stein Ms. Christine L. Summers Mr. Joseph Craig Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Sayer Mr. Steve Sliger Mrs. Mary Ann Steinbruner Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Suttman, II Mr. Josef Reif Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Scarbro Mr. Brent A. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Steinbrunner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Suttmiller Mrs. Suzanne Reiling Mr. Joseph M. Scheckel Mr. & Mrs. Frederick C. Smith Ms. Maria Steinhelfer Ms. Helen Sutton Mr. & Mrs. Donald H. Reimer Mr. Robert C. & Mrs. Polly E. Dr. & Mrs. G. Richard Smith Ms. Tina M. Stemple Mr. Robert R. Swab Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Remm Scherger† Mrs. Gloria Smith Mr. & Mrs. Thomas I. Stephens Dr. Edward P. Syron Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rethman Mr. & Ms. Stephen Scherrer Ms. Janet S. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Charles Szabo Ms. Betsy B. Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. George C. Scheu, Jr. Mr. & Ms. Bud Smith Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. David A. Szippl Ms. Judith Rezy Mr. Louis J. Schiavone The Honorable & Mrs. Norman Mr. Richard Stiffler Mrs. & Mr. Jocelyn Rhynard Mr. & Mrs. Joshua Schierloh Smith Contnued on next page Mr. & Mrs. Antonio N. Ricciuto Mr. Robert R.† & Mrs. Suzanne Mr. Jerry Richardson Schiller Mr. & Mrs. Steven Richey Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Schimpf Ms. Amy M. Riegel Ms. Elizabeth A. Schindler Business Leadership Award Mr. & Mrs. William A. Rillo, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Schlater Mr. Maurice Rindler Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Midmark Mr. & Mrs. John Risko Schmitmeyer Mr. Timothy V. Rittgers Mr. & Mrs. John D. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ritze Ms. Anna Lisa Schneider Mr. Timothy J. Rizer Mr. & Mrs. Phil Schneider Based in Versailles, Ohio in the heart of CSSMV’s Northern Mrs. Lila J. Roberts Mr. Philip Schneider Counties region, Midmark and its employees have a long history Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Robillard Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schoen of supporting CSSMV and an unwavering corporate commitment Mr. & Ms. Paul S. Robinson Mr. & Mrs. John Schoen to service in their community. Mr. & Mrs. Ricky Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Tony Schoen Lt. Col. & Mrs. Samuel A. Mr. & Ms. Dennis Schroll This past year, several employees of Midmark have taken Robinson Ms. Deborah A. Schrubb on more significant roles with CSSMV to encourage increased Mrs. Gerry A. Rocco Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Schulze engagement throughout the region. Midmark and its leadership Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Rockafellow Ms. Susan Schulze hosted two events in the northern counties to encourage support Mrs. Rita Rodgers Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Schulze Mr. Raymond Rodriquez Ms. Mary J. Schuman for CSSMV and help the agency increase services in the region. Mr. Brad Roediger Ms. Katherine N. Schuster Todd Dammeyer, Director of Guest Services (pictured) also serves Dr. & Mrs. David Roer Mr. & Mrs. Larry Schutte on the agency’s Northern Counties Advisory Council. Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Roesch Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. Schwartz Mr. & Mrs. Richard Roesch Mrs. Elaine Schweller-Snyder Mr. Thomas J. Roesch & Mrs. Mrs. Cornelia J. Schwendeman Patricia Blessing Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Schwieterman Ms. Peggy Roesser Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Schwieterman Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Roll Mr. & Mrs. Wesley M. Scoates Mr. Dylan Romans Mr. & Mrs. Jerome C. Scott Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Romer Mr. & Mrs. Terry L. Seabold Dr. & Mrs. Mark D. Romer Mr. & Mrs. Craig Seeman Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Dr. James & Dr. Marie R. Seiler Rosenkranz Mr. Jeffrey C. Seng Mr. & Mrs. Wayne A. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Senney Mr. & Mrs. Steve Roth Ms. Marian L. Sensenbaugh Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Roudebush Ms. Judy Setchell Mr. & Ms. James F. Rougier Mr. & Mrs. Shawn M. Sharp Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Rouse Mr. & Mrs. Norman Shearer Ms. Angela Rowe Ms. Rachel Sheidler Mr. Dean Rozelle Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Shelley Mr. & Mrs. Greg Rubertus Mr. Thomas E. Sheridan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Rudolph Mr. & Mrs. John M. Shie Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Ruetschle Mr. & Mrs. James V. Shields Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ruffolo Mr. & Mrs. Mark Shimp Mr. & Mrs. Rick A. Rumford Mr. Tedd J. Shimp

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318802-1_report.indd 21 3/29/19 3:42 PM Contributors of cash gifts Ms. Melissa A. Vance up to $999 continued Mrs. Carolyn J. Vanderhorst Mr. Donald A. Vermillion Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Talda Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Vogel Ms. Judy A. Taylor Mr. Doug Voisard Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Taylor Mr. Grant Voisard Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Tebbe Mr. Ronald S. Volkerding Mr. & Mrs. John Teserovitch Mr. Ronald W. Volosin Ms. Trayce Thalheimer Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. & Mrs. C. William Thayer Vondenhuevel Mr. & Mrs. Bruce A. Thieman Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Vradelis Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Thimons Mr. Thuy D. Vu Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thimons Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wade Mr. Kevin A. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Wade Ms. Cheryl M. Thompson Mrs. Shannon N. Wahrhaftig Mr. Peter Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Don Waitzman Dr. William Thompson Ms. Kathryn S. Wald Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Thornton Mr. John Waler Mr. William M. Thornton Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Walk Mr. & Mrs. Robert Thum Mr. Matthew Wallace Mr. John Timpone Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Walling Ms. Victoria A. Tischler Mr. Phillip H. Wampler Dr. Russell H. Tobias Mr. & Mrs. Dan Wannemacher Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Topp Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Ward Mr. William A. Topp Mrs. Connie L. Watercutter Mr. & Mrs. Louis Tracy Mr. Patrick S. Waterhouse The Family Mr. Daniel B. Wathen Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Traxler Stabilization & Support Mr. & Mrs. Armand W. Tremblay Mr. & Mrs. Alex Watts Mr. David Trimmer Ms. Julia M. Weaver (FSS) program offers a variety Mr. & Mrs. David Trombley Mrs. Eileen M. Weber of free classes throughout the year. Dr. & Mrs. Paul Weber Mr. Richard J. Trouten Most focus on financial literacy and Mr. James L. Tunney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Weckesser Mr. Michael E. Turner Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Weckesser Ms. Mary Welch health issues, but holiday craft Ms. Cathy Underwood Mr. Charles F. Wehrman Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Welfare classes are also popular. Dr. Maria D. Urban Mrs. & Mr. Danielle Weickert Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Welp Dr. & Mrs. David S. Vail Ms. Katherine T. Weimer-Nahhas Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Wendeln Mr. Benjamin J. Van De Weghe Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Weisner Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wendeln Mrs. Mary C. Van Tassel Mr. & Mrs. Brad Weiss Ms. Florence M. Wenning

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wenstrup Community Partner Award Ms. Pamela Werner Dayton Metro Library Mrs. Mary B. Wessel Mr. Gregory West Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Westerheide Mr. & Mrs. Robert Westerkamp, Jr. When the Dayton Metro Library reopened Mr. & Mrs. Steve Western its newly renovated downtown location Mrs. Mary J. Whalen Ms. Sarah Whalen in the summer of 2017, Executive Mr. William B.† & Mrs. Charlene Director Tim Kambitsch pledged, “We C. Wheeler are committed to education, workforce Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Wheeler development and supporting business, Mr. Tom Whelan Mr. Leon A.† & Mrs. Betsey B. nonprofits and personal growth.” In the Whitney two years since, they have certainly kept Ms. Beth Wick their word. The library has become an Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Wick important meeting space for CSSMV Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Wigton Dr. & Mrs. John J. Wilding and its clients. The Parenting, Refugee Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wilhelm Resettlement and Family Stabilization & Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Wilke Support programs all utilize the library Mr. & Mrs. Eugene A. Will and its regional branches for specifically Ms. Noreen Willhelm Ms. Alisa Williams designed programs or meeting space. Mr. Shane Williams They have also hosted the agency’s VISTA Mr. & Mrs. Harry S. Williamson volunteer led “Storytime Around the Mr. Mark Willis World” program, which invites children to Mr. J. Allen Wilmes Mr. & Mrs. Robert M. Wilson hear books in a variety of languages from Mr. William Winner Dayton Metro Library’s Executive Director Tim Kambitsch around the world. Ms. Beth Wirick

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318802-1_report.indd 22 3/29/19 3:42 PM Mr. & Mrs. George Wiss Organizations Marathon Petroleum Troy Church of The Brethren Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Bohrer Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Wissman Alvetro Orthodontics Corporation Employees PAC United Way of Central Ohio Ms. Michelle Brad Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Wissman Amazon Smile Foundation Marianist Novitiate United Way of Clark, Champaign Ms. Karla Brightman Mr. & Mrs. Michael Witmer Anderson Security Marianist Sisters & Madison Counties Mr. & Mrs. Philip Crippen Ms. Lisa J. Witt Bonbright Distributors Megacity Fire & Security United Way of Greater Portland Ms. Ashley N. Cummings Mr. & Mrs. Mike Witt Brethren Retirement Community Merrill Lynch United Way of Los Angeles Ms. Diane Cundiff Mr. Thomas N. & Dr. Kathleen L. Brickler Asset Management, Inc. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney United Way of Troy Ohio Mr. & Mrs. Rinaldo DiSalvo Wittberg Bruns Animal Clinic, Ltd Network for Good United Way Suncoast Mr. & Mrs. David A. Dudon Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Wittmann Carroll Catholic High School The Oakwood Schools University of Dayton- Bookstore Mrs. Patty Dunn Mr. & Mrs. John J. Wittmann Christ Child Society of Dayton Foundation University of Dayton- Student Ms. Jennifer Easterling Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Woerner Church of the Ascension Orthopaedic Institute Development Mr. & Mrs. David B. Freimuth Reverend Paul Wohlwend Church of the Holy Angels of Dayton, Inc. Upper Valley Hearing & Balance, Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Gearhardt Ms. Patrice Wolf Cirrus Technologies INC Orthopedic Associates of SW Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Sean D. Geehan The Honorable & Mrs. William Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co. Ohio, Inc. Wagner’s IGA Mr. & Mrs. John Geise H. Wolff, Jr. Clint’s Printing, Inc. Perry ProTech The Wandering Griffin Mrs. Janet M. Graul Ms. Lauren Wolford College Hill Community Piqua Catholic Class of 1967 Westerheide Construction Mr. & Mrs. Laurence P. Harkness Ms. Cynthia L. Wood Presbyterian Church Prosperity Promotions Company Mr. & Mrs. William F. Heidenreich Mrs. Patricia Woodburn Croation Fraternal Union 563 Quantrum LLC Wittman Custom Tailoring Ms. Judith E. Heitkamp Mr. & Mrs. Matt Woodgeard Custom Foam Products RCL Benziger The Yellow Springs Havurah Mr. & Mrs. James A. Herbig Ms. Sara E. Woodhull David’s United Church of Christ Regional Alliance of Italian Mr. & Mrs. John Horvath Mr. & Mrs. William E. Woods The Dayton Foundation Americans Mrs. Margaret P. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Damian Wooles Dayton Human Relations Reza’s Roast LLC Dr. John C. & Dr. Sarah L. Kunesh Mr. & Mrs. Wesley L. Wright Council Roll’s Auction House Ms. Jane Lehmkuhle Mr. & Ms. Chuck Wright Dayton School of Medical Second National Bank Mr. & Mrs. John McFall Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Wright Massage Sign-ology Inc Gift In Kind Mr. & Mrs. Timothy F. McKelvey Mr. Thomas P. Wuebben Emerson Climate Technologies Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Meyer Mr. & Mrs. George Wymer Forever Fit 24/7 SK Mold & Tool Contributors Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Miller Mr. Mark Yandrick Fully Alive Yoga Springboro Center Ms. Betty Moore Mr. & Mrs. James J. Yankel GE United Way Campaign St. Albert the Great Individuals Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. Yannucci Ginghamsburg United Methodist Catholic Church Mr. Don Patterson Mr. & Mrs. Jayson Yap St. Anthony Catholic Church Ms. Rebecca Al Hamdani Mr. & Mrs. Gary Paulus Gudorf Law Group Ms. Lisa Barnard Ms. Marilyn E. Yencha H.A. Dorsten, Inc. St. Francis of Assisi Ms. Autumn Payton Mrs. Lauri Yersavich Catholic Church Sister Carol Bauer, S.C. Mrs. Beverly A. Pendergast Heart of Florida United Way Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Becker Ms. Sandra Yocum IBM Employee Services Center St. Helen Parish Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Piontek Ms. Ellen Yoder St. Leonard Faith Community Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Behr Ms. Angele Price Kettering Medical Center Ms. Gwendolyn Bell Mr. & Mrs. John A. Zaidain Knights of Columbus St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Raucci, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Adam C. Zengel St. Michael Catholic Church Mr. Marc Bell Ms. Mary E. Reid & Mr. Joseph Council #1592 Ms. Heather C. Bench Mr. & Mrs. George E. Zengel The Lang Living Trust Target Corporation Craig Mr. Andrew T. Ziegenbusch The Thomas V. & Corrine R. Mr. & Mrs. Tim Berning Livin’ The Dream Fund Mr. & Mrs. Chris Beust Mrs. Deanna Zikias Francis Foundation Contnued on next page Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Zimmer Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Zimmer Mr. Keith Zimmerman Ms. Sherri Zimmerman Ms. Lori Zimpfer Ms. Rhonda M. Zink Ms. Maria A. Zins Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zlotnik Mr. & Mrs. Stephen W. Zofkie Ms. Della M. Zona

CSSMV’s Northern Counties Office moved to a wonderful new location in the heart of downtown Sidney in late 2018.

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318802-1_report.indd 23 3/29/19 3:42 PM Gift In Kind Contributors Community Insurance Group Miami Acres Animal Hospital Rachel’s Cakes St. Francis of Assisi continued Cornerstone Book & Gift Shop Miami Valley School Raise Your Brush Catholic Church CR Designs Michael’s Fine Clocks and Jewelry Readmore Hallmark Sweeney’s Seafood Creatiques Antiques and Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Roderer Shoes Tipp Cyclery Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Roesch Collectibles Office Ron & Nita’s, Inc. Tipp Eye Center Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Rouse Creative Marketing Strategies Mutual Federal Savings Bank Rusty Harden Studio Tru-Value Hardware Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rowland Danae’s on 4th NAACP Youth Council Sam’s Club Foundation Turtle Creek Golf Course Mrs. Kathleen P. Rupp Dayton Catholic School Teachers Nature’s Reflections Sandcastle Wahls LLC Unity of Dayton Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hunt Dayton Department of Rec & Newport Aquarium Schwieterman’s Pharmacy University of Dayton - Bookstore Ms. Molly Russell Youth Services Newton Learning Shelby Oaks Golf Club University of Dayton - Mr. David Sandridge Dayton Dragons Baseball Oakwood High School Sidney Flower Shop St. Remy Initiative Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Savage Dayton Police Department Our Lady of Grace Simply Bakingby Brooke University of Dayton - Student Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Schimpf DiSalvo’s Restaurant & Deli Catholic Church Soft Touch Car Wash Systems Development Ms. Pat Schmidt Diversite Salon Pedal Wagon St. Albert the Great Vivial Mr. & Mrs. Mark Schneider Eagle Loan Company of Ohio Peoples Federal Catholic Church Wertz Variety Store Mr. & Ms. Dennis Schroll El Meson Restaurant Savings & Loan Association St. Charles Borromeo Willy’s Tavern & Drive Thru Mrs. Elaine Schweller-Snyder Elegante Options Piqua Pizza Supply Catholic Church Woodhouse Day Spa Dr. James & Dr. Marie R. Seiler Elements Massage PQ Systems St. Christopher Catholic Church YMCA Sidney Ms. Teresa Sevor Emmy’s Bridal Premier Health Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Sheehan Fath Properties Mr. & Mrs. Ned J. Sielschott Firehouse Subs Ms. Andrea T. Skrlac Fisherman’s Wharf Charter Boats Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Smith Flamingo Beauty Shop Community Leadership Award Dr. & Mrs. Eric Spina The Floor Store Liz Carr Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Springer The Foodbank, Inc. Dr. Kurt G. & Dr. Susan Stedje For All Seasons Gift Shop Mr. & Mrs. David M. Stonebraker Francis Office Supply Mr. & Mrs. James G. Tillar Fraze Pavilion Mr. & Mrs. William Uhl, II Liz Carr has been a dedicated volunteer in the Refugee Resettlement Ft. Loramie Dairy King program for several years. Having previously been recognized with Mrs. Annie Walters Galbreath Realty Service, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Charles Ward Gerstner & Sons International the Pam Fenn Award for volunteer commitment, Liz took her support Dr. & Mrs. Paul Weber Gilberg Furniture to another level in 2018. By helping to lead a new initiative which Ms. Jamie Wellnan The Gleaning Place Mrs. Charlene C. Wheeler required organizing more than 35 additional volunteers to provide Goddard School of Centerville direct one-on-one support for refugee families, she was able to Mr. & Ms. Greg Wilt Goodwill - Easter Seals Miami Valley positively impact dozens of students and their families in the refugee Organizations Goodwill Oregan District program. This ambitious and intensive volunteer program would not 17 West Restaurant Got Veggies? have been possible without Liz’s leadership and commitment. 4Over, Inc. Gudorf Law Group A Bloom Flowers and Gifts Haircrush Salon & Spa A.M. Leonard, Inc Happy Bookers Book Club A+ Cleaner Haren’s Market All About You Salon Harmony Systems & Services Amber Rose European Harrison’s Restaurant Homan Interiors Angel Heaven The Home Depot Archbishop Alter Honey Baked Ham Catholic High School Hotel Gallery Arrowhead Golf Club iHeart Media Dayton Art Frame Gallery Incarnation Catholic Church Baird Funeral Home The Inn at Versailles Bakehouse Bread & Cookie Co. The Ivy Garland Barclay’s Clothiers Intricate Design Becker Electric Supply James Free Jewelers Bombeck Family Learning Jay & Mary’s Book Center Center Jenni’s Hallmark Bonbright Distributors The Jewelry Barn Buckeye Vodka Joe Thoma and Sons Jewelers Bud’s Pizza Kendra Scott- Liberty Township Butler Heating & Air Kettering Medical Center Conditioning KitchenAid Experience Cardinal Pointe Financial Group Knights of Columbus - Chaminade Julienne Catholic Council #10215 High School Kroger Choice One Engineering Corp. Latter Day Saints - Christ Child Society of Dayton Feed Ohio Humanitarian Church of the Ascension Lock One Theater Cincinnati Play House in the Mamma DiSalvo’s Restorante Park Marco’s Pizza Cincinnati Zoo Meadowbrook Country Club Clarkson Eyecare

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318802-1_report.indd 24 3/29/19 3:42 PM Stephen & Mildred Buynak Gifts Made Kay Campanile Cheryl Case in Honor of Tom & Vera Cunningham Ray & Karen Agnor Fred Dello-Stritto Sister Carol Bauer William Ditzel Meg Begley Mary Duckro Andrew & Theresa Beiring Ted Elsass Helen Bergman Melvin Evenden Tracie Boshears Mary Kay Feighery Eric Chandler R. Peter Fink Nick Crnkovich Caol Fischbach Karen Davis Srister Frances Flynn Betty Jane DeVita Don Frericks Regina Dixon Mary Lou Garner Dr. John Downer Rita Gentile Philip & Louisa Dreety Valerie Gerlach Romy Fadel Steve Gillotti Vivan Finch-Courts Father Joseph W. Goetz Don & Janet Grieshop Mary Elaine Gran Rick Haas Howard Green Mary Hallinan James R. Greene, III Marilyn Hart Joanne Haas-Young William Lowell Hodge Robert Hadler John Jackson William Hansen Paula Julian Marilyn Hart Yasmeen Khan Robert Hart Clay & Mary Mathile Eugen & David Harvey Mike Mathile Joel Haws Michael W. McCann Sandra Hayes Meta Mueller George Hellmund, Sr. Linda Petric Olive Hemmelgarn Dave & Denise Richard Anneliese Hodge The Scarpelli Family Al & Bernie Homan Mr. & Mrs. James Schoen Quentin & Susan Honnert The Spinnato Family Connie Horstman Reid The Marilyn Horton William Stueve 2018 Jazz Party Carolyn Wittmann Norman Howell William Wooten Fred & Mary Huber brought together more than Father Chris Worland Dorothy Jauch Fred & Mildred Rost 400 people to support CSSMV’s Deanna Zikias Michael E Karpiak Carolyn Ryan Mumtaz Khan Polly Scherger pregnancy and parenting support Kevin Klein John Schmiesing programs. The event always takes Barbara Rose Krug David Schoen place on the Friday before David Laux The Scott Family Gifts Made G. Edward & Mary Catherine Barb Sheridan Thanksgiving. Loges Hannah Jane Shinkle in Memory Barbara Lowden Linda Simms Linda Majka James Smith of James Marcellus Lee & Donna Strieker Vincent & Martha Ann Massucci Kelley Syron Scott Albers George McLefresh James Theodoras Brad Allen Jean McMahon Margaret Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Amato Betty Missall Martha Treon B.Clair Bardo Mark Mitter Paula Tunney Victor Bergman Grace O’Malley Jerry Vanderhorst Mildred Boehmer Virginia Panfile Emily Vondenhuevel Erma Bombeck William Parks, Jr. Coz & Peg Walsh Alan Braun Bob & Betty Ann Perkins Pat Wampler Mary Frances Braun Pat Petrin Dennis & Wanda Welp Ed & Ethel Braunlin Tom Pickrel Reverend Thomas Widner Thomas Broerman Alex Porter Kay Wilson Gretchen Burke John G Powers Fritz & Arlene Young Walter Powers Steven Thomas Young Dr. Walter A. Reiling, Jr. Bob Reynolds Contnued on next page Mary Ann Rodriquez Margery Rose Romer

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318802-1_report.indd 25 3/29/19 3:42 PM Volunteers Sahar Abouchahine-Allan Cyndi Adams Brittany Addison Carol Ahlers Louis Ahlers Mark Ahles Brad Ali Al Gburi Ruaa Al-Juboori Mary Allen Margaret Archie Adam Armstrong Jody H. Armstrong Amparo Arnold Edward Arnold Marty Bagatti Sister Carol Bauer Pam Baugham Jane Beach George Bebout Maggie Beck Ann E. Becker Robin Begley Gwendolyn Bell Leah Bertke Sheryl Betche Mary Beyer Molly Bishop Ciara Blake When David Bohardt a delivery from Anne Bohlen-Watson The Foodbank arrives and Emily Bohman Jeffrey Bohrer CSSMV is short on volunteers Robert Herider Jacqueline Lawless Barbara Boose to help unload the truck, it Robert E. Hickey Ann Leigh Howard Boose becomes an “all hands on Louis Homan Catherine Lewis Edward Boyle deck” situation. Cherita Howard Jane Lieberth Katie Breitenbach Irene Howard Linda C. Lopez Adam Breitwieser #teamcssmv Jesilyn Hoyle Pamela Lubbers Carrie Breitwieser Kathy Humphrey Carlos Lynch Amy Bright James Hunter Jayden Mahon Reverend David E. Brinkmoeller Bonnie Ihle Jaclyn Malbrough William Brunner Erin Gahimer Todd P. Imwalle Michael McCann James Budde Eileen Gauder Ronald McDonald John A. Dunlap Marvin Ingram Nick Cardilino Robert J. Gauder Amy McEntee Kathy Eckerle Emily Ivey Elizabeth Carr Mary L. Gearhardt Michael McFadden Ronald Eckerle Diane Jacoby Kathy Cavinder Jacqueline Gentry Marianne McFall Janet Edwards Elizabeth Jacoby Laura Chase James E. Ghory Maia McLin Scott Edwards Patty James Bobbie Chattman Janis Gimbrone Elyse McMahon Melvin C. Eifert Bri’Anna Jamison Brett A. Chmiel Yolanda C Gist Jennifer Melke-Marks Sue Elsner Kelly Johnson Kathleen Christen Margaret “Boots” Gottschlich Dan Menke Cassandra Elzein Kristin Johnson Mary Ellen Clark Emily Goubeaux Brian Meyer Beth Esposito Robert Johnson Gary L. Codeluppi Peter Grassan Marcia Meyer Cynthia Falasca Kathleen Kammer Trudy Cordero Janet M. Graul John Miltenberger Beverly Fanz David Kanyuch Laurie Cornett Cross Brian Gravunder Loraine Mitter Maryellen Fargey Pamela Kanyuch Anne Cowan Molly Gravunder Anna L. Monnett Youssef Farhat Barbara Keehn Joanna Cross Donald L. Grieshop Thomas Monnig Matt Farrell Jim Kennedy Ashley Cummings Janet Grieshop Josh K. Moore Katherine Favela Sharon Kerber Kimberly J. Custenborder Richard Haas Megan Moore Rachel Feltner Kaitlynn Kiehl Todd M. Dammeyer Sharon Hairston Michael Morand Beth Ferguson Douglas Klinsing Anne M. Davis James Hall David Morse Richard T. Ferguson Stephen A. Kohls Becky Davis Richard Hall Sarah Moulton Roger Ferry Sue A. Koverman Karen Davis Stephen R. Hall Karen Myers Marie Feyche Lucy Kramer Juan De La Cruz Craig Ham James Nagai Vivian Finch-Courts Mary Kunkel Mary Kay Democko Rahima Hamadi Kathy S. Nichols Melissa Fisher Mary Lacher Melissa Deters Evelyn Harrison Rick Nieberding Donna Flory Melissa Lagos Eric Deutsch Margaret Hawkins Aniceth Niyongabo Velma Frei Barbara Lain Margaret Doyle Ted Hecht Julie Noeth Evie Freimuth Johanna Lantz Mary Ann Dudon Brian C. Heitkamp Emily Nutt Mary Funke Collette C. Herbig Luis A. Ortiz

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318802-1_report.indd 26 3/29/19 3:42 PM Aubrie Patch Agata Schade Arthenia Sullivan Every effort has been Rebecca Patterson Glenn P. Schimpf Julie M. Taylor made to include all Kendra Payton-Bell Heather Schnier Laura Thimons 2018 donors and Linda Petric Carolyn J. Schoeff Sylvia E. Tillar volunteers in these Joan Pigg David D. Schoeff Kathy Trangenstein listings; we apologize Sister Linda Pleiman Catherine Schoenharl Taylor Trimble if any omissions have Janet Pohlschneider Nancy Schroll Warkoneta Tucker been made. Alan Poplinski Joan Scott Christine Turney Robert Portune Peggy Seboldt MaryLu Twill Josh Postorino Elaine Sendelbach Jackie Van Tillburgh Neta Potts Lavaa Shaker Shawn Vogelgesang Cara W. Powers Michelle Shanahan Karen Wampler Rachel Prindle Norman Shearer Rebecca Watts Nancy Raley Tedd Shimp Jennifer Weber John Rau Dianne Sielschott Mary Ann Welch Mary Rau Tom Silverii Kathy Welfare David S. Richard Lauren Slye Christene Wells Gerald Richardson Carolyn Smith Karen Wendeln Patricia L. Ries Edward M. Smith Alia Whitney Doug Rindler Shelly Spahr Mary Kay Wick Brad Roediger Teresa Spanel Tea Yankel Adriane Rogers Breanna Spillman Kathleen Zaidain Doris Romie Karen Spina Gene Romie Kathleen M. Stechschulte Theresa Ross Kaitlyn Stewart Louise A. Rouse David Stonebraker Kathleen P. Rupp Irene A. Stonebraker Patricia Rupp-Hunt Barb Strady Molly Russell Thomas E. Russell Nona Rutledge Jessica Saunders The 2018 Concert of Whitney Saunders Caring was a huge success, Beth Savage with three regional musical acts Matthew J. Scarr performing at Lehman Catholic High School. The event set new records for both attendance and funds raised for CSSMV’s Northern Counties programs.

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318802-1_report.indd 27 3/29/19 3:42 PM Professional Counseling

Healing troubled minds and hearts

We all struggle from time to time with Talking with a professional counselor can be personal challenges. But for some, these helpful when a person is experiencing depression struggles can cause anxiety, depression, or or anxiety, having relationship problems, a feeling of hopelessness. Mental health can More teenagers and struggling with grief or trauma, or simply dealing affect relationships, jobs, and the ability to with emotional ups and downs. function. young adults die from Suicide is the 11th leading cause of death suicide than from support for children and teens who are for Ohioans and the 2nd leading cause of experiencing more issues than school staff has death for ages 15-34. Yet the social stigma of cancer, heart disease, time or expertise to handle. admitting that a problem exists often keeps CSSMV provides pregnancy and adoption suffering individuals from seeking counseling. AIDS, birth defects, support counseling that honors the value of Moreover, although 44 million American human life as consistent with the agency’s adults have a mental health condition, one in stroke, pneumonia, mission. Although no longer facilitating five report that treatment is not covered by adoptions directly, CSSMV provides birth their insurance, making getting help cost- influenza, and options counseling for expectant mothers prohibitive. who are deciding on the best option for CSSMV’s professional counseling services chronic lung disease, their unborn child, whether that choice is offer assistance to individuals, families, and combined. self-parenting, kinship care (parenting by a children of all ages in Sidney and Dayton. Both relative), or adoption. locations are certified as Ohio Outpatient For families who are fostering or adopting Mental Health Facilities. In addition to at satellite sites in Auglaize, Mercer, and Miami a child, SAFE counseling helps them adjust accepting insurance, CSSMV uses fundraising Counties. Therapists in the Sidney office have to raising non-biological children. Since and United Way dollars to keep costs low. begun working in several school districts the developmental cycle for an adopted The Sidney office also offers counseling in Auglaize and Shelby Counties to provide or fostered child can provide challenges, CSSMV helps parents with issues that may arise as children go through different stages of development. Special programs are also available for children with attachment issues and for families with children who have experienced trauma or neglect.

Counseling is available for individuals, couples, and families. Jarosik Jarosik

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Professional I think we all realize that kids’ support systems have changed over time. Many families and neighborhoods no longer function Counseling as they traditionally did in earlier generations. That’s why Service Stats we’re happy to have Catholic Social Services working with us to provide an additional support here at school in the • 386 clients served form of an experienced counselor who can offer confidential • 71 individuals served through counseling for any child who needs it. SAFE Counseling (for children Our overall philosophy is to help kids learn coping skills with Reactive Attachment Disorder) and perseverance so they can face life’s challenges without • 100% of families receiving ever giving up. We serve about 600 kids in pre-K through 12th SAFE services maintained grade, and we want every one of them to know that there’s an children in their legal custody adult they can come to at school to help them work through • 168 individuals completed any problem or crisis. Sidney-based parent William M. Reichert education program Superintendent Jackson Center Schools

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318802-1_report.indd 29 3/29/19 3:42 PM Senior Services Helping seniors maintain their independence

Growing older while “aging in place” can be The Senior Outreach program relies on volunteers challenging. Distance from family members, who are willing to give the gift of time. Volunteers safety issues, and loneliness force some seniors complete an orientation program and spend an into nursing homes when it may not be In Ohio, by the year hour or more each week offering companionship medically necessary. 2030, it’s projected and support to an isolated senior. Children of aging parents face the dilemma of keeping mom and dad that the population independent, not wanting to admit they might weekly visits can help relieve loneliness, and need help but yet worrying about their safety. of residents age once a senior accepts a visitor in the home, Caught between raising their own children he or she becomes more open to other and helping their parents, they enter an 60 and older will supportive services. exhaustive cycle of feeling guilty for not giving CSSMV provides free assessments for their full attention to either one, affecting jump by 47%. individuals over 60. After determining level of three generations in the process. In some care and services needed, CSSMV can enroll cases, the situation skips the middle generation Through the CSSMV Senior Outreach a senior living in Champaign, Darke, Logan, as grandparents raising grandchildren start to Program, volunteers provide companionship Miami, Preble, or Shelby County in PASSPORT, need care themselves. for seniors and respite for caregivers. Their the State of Ohio’s Medicaid Waiver for long- term services and supports. CSSMV’s licensed professional care managers then determine a care plan and contract for needed services. These can include personal care assistance with bathing and dressing, home-delivered meals, emergency response and medical equipment, and minor home modifications like installing grab bars in a bathroom. “My son works full time and goes to school so he just couldn’t take care of me all the time,” said one PASSPORT client. “He was nervous about strangers coming in, but then he saw how they helped me and took the burden away from him, so now he is great with it.” CSSMV care managers working in the six-county northern service area have a lot of miles to cover. Thanks to telecommuting technology, many can live and work in the counties where their clients live.

Volunteer Mary Funke (at left) and her husband Jim have developed a warm relationship with senior visiting client Judy Doherty, despite the fact that Judy regularly beats them at Scrabble! Walling

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Senior Services I grew up in Celina and now live in Versailles, and my family’s farm is in Auglaize County. My father passed Service Stats away recently, and I was grateful for all the support he • 1,100 senior service received from family and friends. But there are many coordination cases managed seniors in the area who don’t have that kind of support, monthly (on average) for and that’s where Catholic Social Services can help fill individuals over age 60 the gap and provide them with a better quality of life. • About 68% of these cases were in rural areas I think it’s important for the community to • 72 families served through have CSSMV looking out for those who are the most Senior Outreach (Senior vulnerable – not only providing services, but also Visiting and Caregiver Respite) keeping an eye on funding and priority changes at • 3,705 volunteer hours served the state level that can have a direct impact on our in Senior Outreach neighbors’ lives. Todd Dammeyer Director, Guest Services Midmark Corporation

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318802-1_report.indd 31 3/29/19 3:42 PM Mobility Management Seeking solutions to transportation challenges

The need for health care increases as people age, and 21% of Americans over the age of 65 do not drive.

are now being updated annually. Goals include working with providers to expand services to provide evening and weekend hours, working with employers to identify transportation obstacles for workers, and developing options Photo courtesy of the Miami Valley Regional Planning Commission that cross county lines. “Even though plans have been updated, The agency’s mobility management services CSSMV Mobility Manager Michelle Caserta- the work is ongoing. We continue to focus on a broad area that includes Champaign, Bixler found that securing funding is tied to gather community input, add more goals, Darke, Logan, Miami, Preble and Shelby Counties. having updated coordinated transportation and promote our call center as a link for plans in each county. consumers,” said Caserta-Bixler. Large cities may have an abundance of buses CSSMV has now become the lead agency Caserta-Bixler is also involved in training and taxicabs, but one of the challenges of living for updating and implementing coordinated drivers who transport disabled and elderly in a more rural area is a lack of mass transit. plans in Shelby, Darke, and Champaign individuals. She is certified to facilitate Driving Simple errands that others take for granted, like Counties. “Since we don’t directly provide With Dignity, a program for helping seniors traveling to an appointment, can be difficult or transportation, we can be an impartial voice become self-aware of limitations, and CarFit, near impossible. at the table as we bring providers and other a program designed to instruct aging drivers In 2016, Catholic Social Services of the stakeholders together,” said Caserta-Bixler. about adjustments they can make to continue Miami Valley launched RideLink, a call center Under Caserta-Bixler’s guidance, updated driving safely. designed to link individuals in Champaign, coordinated plans for all three counties were Darke, Logan, Miami, Preble and Shelby approved by ODOT in November 2017 and Counties to transportation options that meet their needs and their ability to pay. CSSMV Mobility Manager Michelle Caserta-Bixler Made possible by a grant from the Ohio works with area counties to develop their Department of Transportation (ODOT), coordinated transportation plans. RideLink has helped consumers of all ages to find transportation, but has also collected data At Right: Caserta-Bixler facilitated this CarFit that shows a widespread lack of availability. event to help promote continued safe driving and Knowing that increased services are needed, mobility among older drivers.

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318802-1_report.indd 32 3/29/19 3:42 PM Darke County covers 600 square miles, but has no Mobility county-wide transportation options for those who don’t Management have a vehicle. Even in Greenville, our county seat, the citywide transportation has limited hours. For those Service Stats in the county’s more rural areas, getting to work, to • 125 RideLink calls medical appointments, or even to government offices • 22 individuals and 6 agencies can present a significant problem. trained through Defensive Fortunately, we’ve begun working with Catholic Driving Classes • 261 requests received from Social Services’ mobility manager, Michelle Caserta- American Cancer Society/ Bixler, to identify and prioritize the greatest needs, and Road to Recovery get access to resources that will help address these challenges. Michelle has done a great job facilitating these efforts, including getting the right people to Christy Bugher engage in the process and collecting concrete data that Executive Director will allow us to apply for transportation funding. We’re Darke County United Way definitely on the right track!

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318802-1_report.indd 33 3/29/19 3:42 PM Early Childhood Education Life-long impacts on young children (and their parents)

Cutline Small class sizes help ensure that the children attending Lincoln Academy get the personal At-risk 3- and 4-year- attention they deserve. olds without ECE are use to work with their children at home. All this is important to break the cycle 70% more likely to be of illiteracy and poverty that plagues many families in our community. Parents who arrested for a violent attended Lincoln Academy as youngsters are now bringing their own children, showing Walling crime by age 18. their belief in the benefits of early learning. Partner organizations like ODE (Early Under the leadership of Business Manager Many of the children at Lincoln Childhood Education Grant), MVCDC (Head Amanda Borgert and Director Gretchen Carey, the Academy live in homes where only one Start), and Preschool Promise support the Lincoln Academy team strives to start children parent is present. Others are being raised work at Lincoln Academy. Teachers can also down the path to a lifelong love of learning. by grandparents. “We stress reading and refer families to CSSMV for wraparound Soothing music plays at naptime during an an vocabulary,” said Carey. “And we encourage services that include the Choice Food Pantry, afternoon visit to Lincoln Academy, CSSMV’s parents and grandparents to read to them and Counseling, and Family Stabilization. five-star rated preschool. In its spacious with them.” building on the campus of the Dayton VA, Lincoln Academy recently opened a Lincoln Academy has classrooms for each of Parent Resource Room where parents and Children with early childhood education have 17% the preschool levels — 2 ½, 3 and 4 year olds, guardians can use computers, take parenting higher high school graduation rates than those and 4 and 5 year olds. enrichment classes, and find tools they can without. The building’s upper floor is used for school-aged children who come for afterschool care and enrichment. Many are bussed from Dayton Public Schools for the afterschool program. Once the school year ends, an all-day summer program is available. “We believe that all children should have an equal opportunity for early learning,” said Gretchen Carey, Director of Lincoln Academy. “They need the exposure to learning content and the social and emotional aspect developed in preschool if they’re going to be able to function in the kindergarten classroom and beyond.” Statistics show that children who have had preschool training do better on kindergarten entrance testing and receive higher grades on the third-grade reading assessment. And a greater percentage of them graduate high school, proving that a good foundation makes a difference. Walling

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The need for accessible, quality early childhood education Early must be a priority for our Dayton community and few Childhood are doing it better than Catholic Social Services’ Lincoln Academy. For more than 30 years CSSMV’s dedicated Education staff, tremendous leadership, and beautiful campus on Service Stats the grounds of the VA Hospital have provided that much- needed foundation for thousands of young learners. • 167 children served As a city and a region, it is critical that we continue • 142 living below the poverty line to support Lincoln Academy and other providers who not • 115 receiving public assistance only prepare preschool aged children for their education, • 44 children served in Head but also provide the tools to support parents during their Start slots journey. CSSMV’s experience addressing needs in our • 57 children served in Preschool community strengthens their ability to meet the needs of Mayor Nan Whaley Promise slots families at Lincoln Academy and beyond. City of Dayton

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318802-1_report.indd 35 3/29/19 3:42 PM Summary of the Year

Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley served 20,000 individuals in 2018 thanks in large part to the support of more than 2,000 individuals, organizations, volunteers, and advocates. Your financial support, hard work and prayers provided food for 6,000 families, strengthened the parenting skills of more than 400 new mothers and fathers, helped educate more than 100 young learners, and delivered comforting care to more than 1,200 seniors.

These examples are only the beginning of the impact CSSMV had on our community this year, and we hope you enjoy learning more throughout this report. Thank you to those in our community who help make this report possible and a 2018 Financial Statement special thank you to all those who had a hand in Revenue producing it. 77%...... Government Funding...... $15,882,324 15%...... Contributions...... $3,093,351 Statements from Community Leaders 3%...... One Faith One Hope One Love Campaign ...... $541,980 Christy Bugher 2%...... Program Fees/ Other...... $509,844 Todd Dammeyer 2%...... United Ways...... $347,844 1%...... Catholic Ministries Appeal...... $288,654 Deborah Feldman Bro. Ray Fitz, SM TOTAL REVENUE...... $20,663,662 Jewell Good Buzz Portune Expenses Bill Reichert 67%...... PASSPORT/Assisted Living Waiver /Care Coordination/ Mayor Nan Whaley Senior Outreach...... $13,899,771 Terra Williams 10%...... Mission Services (Choice Food Pantry & FSS)...... $1,978,994 5%...... Early Childhood Education Center ...... $1,084,607 CSSMV Staff Photography 3%...... Refugee Services...... $716,835 Laura Roesch Julie Walling Noeth 2%...... Pregnancy & Parenting Services (Dayton)...... $514,219 Mike Lehner Lauren Schierloh 2%...... Northern Counties...... $362,623 Andrea Skrlac Ken Jarosik 1%...... Professional Counseling (Dayton)...... $276,124 Lindsay Godman 1%...... Erma’s House...... $194,174 Elaine Schweller-Snyder Design and Printing Ashley Cummings Hebner Design 1%...... RideLink...... $147,215 Robin Enterprises Co. 1%...... Services to the Elderly...... $133,537 3%...... Management and General...... $590,606 2%...... Development and Public Relations...... $507,459 1%...... Change in Net Assets...... $257,496

TOTAL EXPENSES...... $20,663,662

The numbers presented in this report are unaudited. The official audited 2018 financial report will be available at www.cssmv.org or upon request after June 30, 2019.

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318802-1_report.indd 36 3/29/19 3:43 PM +$482,000 INCREASE36% IN 1921 SOCIETY INCREASE IN ANNUAL CASH & IN-KIND DONATIONS SINCE 2016 MEMBERS SINCE 2016 $2,611,436 > $3,093,351

The Northern Counties PASSPORT program is the agency’s largest program and is entirely funded through Medicaid. Remove it and the funding mix of CSSMV programs changes dramatically. 2,181 DONORS TO CSSMV IN 2018

46% CONTRIBUTIONS 25% OTHER PRIVATE SUPPORT • One Faith One Hope One Love Campaign • United Ways • Catholic Ministries Appeal • Program Fees/ Other

29% GOVERNMENT FUNDING

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318802-1_report.indd 37 3/29/19 3:43 PM FROM THE BOARD CHAIR Thank You!

On behalf of my fellow members of the Board of Directors of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV), thank you to the community of partner organizations, supporters, volunteers, elected officials, parishes, staff, and clients who have made possible the impacts shared in this report. It is our collective calling as partners in this wonderful organization to build on the assets of our neighbors and ourselves in pursuit of a better life for all. Our community has many great strengths with which to face its challenges. When we come together, we are more capable of tackling significant issues like infant mortality, school readiness, food insecurity, and equality in health care. At CSSMV, the staff and leadership strive to be good neighbors by working with our partners on ways to expand services in areas where needs are currently unmet or people are underserved. We continuously seek to improve. In what ways can we provide better services? How can we make a more significant impact? What might we be missing? Richard “Dick” Ferguson Understanding our clients’ diverse experiences and inter-related needs is the first step. Recognizing the 2018-19 Board Chair trauma our clients have experienced is critical to providing them a hand up. Understanding all of the various forms of physical, emotional, and psychological trauma enables us to help clients and often assists in identifying ways to decrease the chances those same experiences repeat themselves with the next generation. We are always trying to build stronger families and a healthier community. Today, we train staff and design programs to be trauma informed. By better understanding the specific adverse experiences of individuals and families, we create stronger relationships. And it is our relationships that strengthen our community and the results we achieve. We appreciate your continued support.

2018-19 Board of Directors: Back row, L-R: Robert Gauder, Sr. Carol Bauer, Marvin Ingram, Norm Shearer, James Ghory, Jr., Sr. Linda Pleiman, David Richard, Ronald McDonald, Beth Esposito, Stephen Hall; Front row, L-R: Jody Armstrong, L.Tony Ortiz, Donald L. Grieshop, Richard “Dick” Ferguson, Cara Powers, Matt Scarr, Fr. Dave Brinkmoeller, Rachel Prindle; Not pictured: Beth Savage, Carolyn Schoeff

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318802-1_report.indd 38 3/29/19 3:43 PM Bishop Binzer celebrated Mass at the 2018 Concert of Caring in Sidney.

FROM ARCHBISHOP SCHNURR

Dear Friends,

Our Catholic faith calls each of us to charity, not only in our actions but in our thoughts and words as well. It is a virtue that allows us to love God and love our neighbors.

Pope Francis recently stated, “Charity is at the heart of the Church, it is the reason for its action, the soul of its mission . . . I ask for the Church and for you the grace to find the Lord Jesus in the hungry brother, the thirsty, the stranger, the one stripped of clothing and dignity, the sick and imprisoned. . .”

Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV) has put charity into action for nearly 100 years with its unwavering commitment to caring for the poor, the elderly, and those stalked every day by hunger. The mission of CSSMV also embraces the sanctity of human life and welcomes the stranger, both of which are an integral part of the mission given to all of us by Jesus in the Gospel.

CSSMV is supported each year by the generosity of so many in the Archdiocese and beyond. This is a testament to the work they are doing, that in serving those who come to them in times of need, the quality of their mercy is never strained.

As always, my fervent hope is that the Archdiocese of Cincinnati will model for the community the transformational nature of the Gospel and how it uplifts those who may never have heard, or understood, its message.

May God bless all of you for the progress we have made in achieving that goal.

Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr Archbishop of Cincinnati

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318802-1_report.indd 39 3/29/19 3:43 PM Service Catholic Social Services Non-profit Organization of the Miami Valley U.S. Postage Locations 922 West Riverview Avenue PAID Dayton, OH Center for Families Dayton, OH 45402 1046 Brown Street Permit No. 1156 Dayton, OH (937) 223-7217 or 800-300-2937

Eckerle Administration Center 922 W. Riverview Avenue Dayton, OH (937) 223-7217 or 800-300-2937

Lincoln Academy 4100 W. Third Street, Bldg. 401 Dayton, OH (937) 268-0336

Northern Counties Office 100 S. Main Avenue, Suite 101 Sidney, OH (937) 498-4593 or 833-289-0227

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14th Annual Pat Rupp Memorial Golf Tournament 2019 July 22 • NCR Country Club, Kettering Upcoming Distinguished Speaker Series For more information Events Sept. 17 • St. Michael Church, Ft. Loramie Sept. 18 • Emmanuel Catholic Church, Dayton and registration, visit www.cssmv.org/events Celebration of Caring or call us at (937) Sept. 21 • Lehman Catholic High School, Sidney 223-7217 ext. 1106.

Shine Dayton Celebration Oct. 4 • The Steam Plant, Dayton

Jazz Party: Fly Me to the Moon Nov. 22 • Marriott at the University of Dayton

Catholic Social Services of the Miami CSSMV is affiliated with: United Way of Greater Dayton Area Valley is accredited or licensed by: Area Agency on Aging, PSA-2 United Way of Auglaize County Council on Accreditation (COA) Catholic Charities USA United Way of Darke County Certified Ohio Outpatient Mental Miami Valley Child United Way of Shelby County Health Facility Development Centers U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops CSSMV is an agency of: National Association for Montgomery County The Archdiocese of the Education of Young Human Services Cincinnati Children (NAEYC) Ohio Department of Aging Ohio Department of Job Tri-County Board of Recovery and Family Services and Mental Health Services Ohio Department of Medicaid 40 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley

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