2019 Community Impact Report

Changing Lives by Meeting Today’s Needs Our Core Values

Allow God’s love and teachings Faithto inspire our work.

Seek to meet individual and family needs Servicethrough professional practice and advocacy.

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

Our  Catholic Mission Social Services of the ChangingInside Lives by Meeting Today’s Needs 4 Miami Valley strengthens individuals Long-Term Tornado Recovery 6 and families through actions of faith, Pregnancy & Parenting Support 8 service and charity. Senior Services 10 Professional Counseling 12 2019 Annual Giving 14 Our Vision Mobility Management 28 Creating faithful partnerships to strengthen families and achieve a Poverty Alleviation 30 more hopeful community. Supervised Visitation 32 Refugee Resettlement 34 Financial Summary 36 From the Board Chair 38 OurAuglaize ServiceCounty, Champaign County, Area Darke County, Greene County, From Archbishop Schnurr 39 Logan County, Mercer County, Miami County, Montgomery County, Life Essentials Merges with CSS 40 Preble County, Shelby County

2 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley from the chief executive officer

To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Ecclesiastes 3:1

One of our great blessings at Catholic Social Services is the timelessness of our mission. Throughout our 99-year history we have seen our services evolve to meet the needs of the time. In 2019, we experienced the bittersweet feeling of knowing that our community had changed to such a great extent that one of our programs was no longer needed. Dayton is now blessed with high quality preschools for all children, in all areas of our community. As a result, we closed Lincoln Academy, the preschool program that had been part of our organization for 40 years. Our intent was to direct those resources to community needs that remained unmet. Who could have predicted a new challenge would happen so abruptly, with such force, and impact so many people? The tornadoes of Memorial Day weekend brought upheaval and suffering that literally happened overnight. The unexpected devastation of our community was met by an even greater response of outreach, generosity, friendship, and genuine caring. Immediate physical needs of food and shelter were quickly met, but it became apparent that long-term recovery for many families would take years. When Catholic Social Services was approached to lead the long-term recovery case management team for our community, we did not hesitate. The confidence in our staff and the Gospel call to serve inspired our response. Since saying yes, Catholic Social Services has built a team of dedicated case managers and developed a system to assist survivors with everything from furniture and first-month deposits for new apartments to repair and rebuilding for homeowners. We have aided hundreds of households with emergency financial assistance and partnered with other organizations to provide trauma informed care for staff, volunteers, and those personally impacted. From Montgomery County north to Celina in Mercer County, the collaboration and generosity have been truly remarkable. It has been an honor to walk alongside so many survivors as they work to put the pieces of their lives back together and plan for the future. Also in 2019, we saw growth and change in our organizational response to infant mortality, especially surrounding the racial disparities in birth outcomes for our African American infants; increased emphasis on programs that result in living wage jobs for those we serve; and additional resources to support school-based counseling, parenting and transportation services in our northern regions. As we began 2020, a new threat to our lives — the coronavirus pandemic — altered the delivery of our services and again reinforced our commitment to help our neighbors in need. Our food pantry became a lifeline for many families as they conserved resources and spent many weeks sheltered at home. As community needs continue to increase and change, our services must reflect our sincere commitment to be responsive, no matter what the challenge. Faithful stewardship requires the willingness to be nimble, the resolve to make hard decisions, and the insight to focus our energies and resources where they are most needed. Contributing to the greater good requires confidence as well as humility, boldness as well as patience, expertise as well as a culture of learning, and always the grace of God. We invite you to join us.

Warm regards,

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

2019 Community Impact Report 3 Changing Lives by Meeting Today’s Needs

As Catholic Social Services of the Toward the end of the year, CSSMV welcomed the unexpected opportunity to execute a Miami Valley (CSSMV) marks its 99th merger with Life Essentials, a small but well- year of service, the community has come established Dayton nonprofit that would to expect certain things from the agency, immediately enhance and expand CSSMV’s including professionalism, dedication, services and resources for a particularly compassion, and stability. But CSSMV has not vulnerable population of seniors in allowed longevity to encourage complacency. Montgomery and Greene Counties. An eye on the changing needs of the community, an openness to introspection, And while taking on new challenges is always and a commitment to problem-solving are exciting, CSSMV also continuously evaluates key to the agency’s ability to provide help existing programs to determine whether and hope where they are needed most. they are still needed in the community. Last year saw the bittersweet ending of a beloved CSSMV’s strategic planning processes never agency program, as Lincoln Academy closed anticipated the Memorial Day tornadoes of its doors after 40 years of providing high- 2019. But by that summer, the agency had quality daycare and early learning services. stepped into the leadership role in long- With the emergence of dozens of early term recovery case management. By the learning centers in Dayton, it was time for end of the year, a new team was in place to CSSMV’s resources to be directed to other, provide one-on-one assistance to hundreds unmet community needs. of impacted households. In recent years, CSSMV has had great success With a vision of “Creating faithful in “finding the niche and filling it,” whether partnerships to strengthen families and the need is on a large scale — like the achieve a more hopeful community,” Catholic development of transportation plans for Social Services recognizes the need to entire counties — or on a much smaller scale, always be vigilant in identifying emerging like placing professional counselors in rural community needs as well as recognizing schools to meet a need that’s beyond the when some needs begin to wane. Sometimes scope of the traditional school counselor. the need arises for an entirely new program or service, while at other times an existing In each case, Catholic Social Services looks program can be adapted to evolving needs. for creative, collaborative ways to positively impact individuals, families, and the overall community.

4 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Catholic Social Services looks for creative, collaborative ways to positively impact individuals, families, and the overall community.

2019 Community Impact Report 5 Long-Term Tornado Recovery

On Memorial Day 2019, the Miami Like many others in ??? Valley suffered devastating tornadoes the community, Jamie that besieged the region, flattening and Tim Hall and houses, uprooting trees, and destroying their children are still neighborhoods. Surprisingly, there was little recovering from the loss of life, but the lingering effects of trauma impact of the Memorial have impacted countless families, many of Day tornadoes. whom were displaced from their homes and lost everything. In the aftermath of the natural disaster, CSSMV received a spontaneous outpouring of financial support to help neighbors in need. The immediate focus was on providing emergency food, clothing vouchers, and housing-related expenses, but it soon became obvious that total recovery would involve long-term case management. with national and regional partners like Housing has been the biggest challenge It is estimated that more than 850 Catholic Charities USA to develop the as many rental units were leveled or are households will need help over the next two program. uninhabitable. “The timing of the event was years or more. CSSMV’s expertise in case “When I came in September, most advantageous,” said Perry, “in that UD was out management and wrap-around services makes tornado survivors were beginning to transition for the summer and they were able to use the agency an ideal partner for recovery from emergency to recovery,” said Michael their apartments for emergency housing while efforts. With support from the Archdiocese Perry, Long Term Recovery Program Manager. people cleaned up, assessed damage, and of Cincinnati and many generous donors, a “Our case managers have had to have both looked for options.” program manager and several case managers a head and a heart in dealing with impacted Perry cited the Federal Home Loan Bank were brought on board, through collaboration families.” of Cincinnati and four community partners with the United Methodist Committee on Perry described a single mom with five that have come together to meet housing Relief (UMCOR), American Red Cross, and children who had just moved into a new needs: Rebuilding Dayton, Community Action Salvation Army. CSSMV was able to consult apartment when the tornado hit. The landlord Partnership, County Corp, and Habitat for made repairs but raised the rent significantly. Humanity. “We were able to get her out of her lease, “Our work has touched hundreds of found her a new place, and supplied gift cards impacted households,” said Perry, “and we Catholic Social Services’ director of finance and administration was one of several agency for food, clothing, and Christmas gifts for the will serve hundreds more over the next staff members whose homes were damaged or children,” said Perry. couple of years.” destroyed by the tornadoes.

6 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Archbishop Schnurr visited areas that had been damaged by the Memorial Day tornadoes, and spent time talking with both agency CEO Laura Roesch (at right) and Tamara Gaddis-Strozier (at left), who was CSSMV’s first tornado recovery case navigator.

My wife Jamie and I were home with our children Long-Term when the tornado hit our house, but thankfully Tornado we were able to get to safety in our lower level. Afterward, a whole section of the front of our Recovery house was gone and there were trees on the house. Service Stats Even so, we knew we were blessed in comparison Since long-term recovery case to the damage around us. We spent the first few management officially began in months trying to take care of things on our own, but the fall... ultimately we knew we needed some help. We called • 562 referrals received 2-1-1 in December and got a referral for help through Catholic Social Services. Our disaster case manager, • $178,000 in direct assistance distributed to clients Rhonda, has been wonderful. She has communicated with us regularly with lots of calls and texts, and Tim Hall we’re finally starting to get our home back to normal. Long-Term Tornado Recovery Having someone who could connect us with the right Program Client resources has made a huge difference for us.

2019 Community Impact Report 7 Pregnancy & Parenting Support

Catholic Social Services Catholic Social Services’ programs help ensure Teen Parents Learn program works with a healthy pregnancy for both parent and child, young clients who are juggling school as well as helping mom and dad develop their and parenting responsibilities. Because parenting skills. transportation, childcare and finances can be in the Mothers Empowered program, which barriers to attending school on a regular basis, provides soon-to-be mothers with nutrition, many teen parents drop out. The goal of Teen healthy lifestyle, and medical support from Parents Learn is to break down those barriers Lifestages Centers for Women. so that teens can stay in school. CSSMV partners with other agencies “We are connecting these teens to to provide necessities like car seats, cribs, resources throughout the community so diapers and other supplies when budgets are they can graduate high school and pursue tight. As children grow, parents learn how to a college education or complete a trade to develop routines for family time, chores, and begin a career,” said Kendra Payton-Bell, Family homework. Life Coach. “We are also providing them with “Reinforcing good parenting skills is tools so that they are equipped to be the best Parenting program clients learn what to expect critical to reversing the cycle of child abuse parents they can be.” during children’s developmental stages. and neglect,” said Donna O’Neill, CSSMV In one instance, Teen Parents Learn Pregnancy and Parenting Support Manager. helped a young mother start an online support. When she graduates, the program “It’s challenging to break negative patterns, program to complete coursework for her will help her prepare for job interviews and but to serve both children and parents well, diploma, work from home with her baby, and find child care options. nurturing must become a lifestyle.” visit a local school to meet with teachers for Many of CSSMV’s parenting clients begin Nurturing parenting programs help clients understand children’s needs at various age levels, appropriate use of discipline, and parent-child role responsibilities. “People need to understand that when they become parents, they are now entrusted with the huge task of molding a young life,” said Michelle Dilts-Gibson, Family Life Navigator in CSSMV’s Sidney office. “Unfortunately, some just don’t have skill sets because of how they were parented, so it’s our job to help them navigate the waters of life and parenting.”

Mothers Empowered clients have monthly group meetings with other parents who have similar due dates. This helps them build a support network during pregnancy and after their babies are born.

8 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley The Family Life Coaches from Catholic Social Pregnancy Services really invest their emotional efforts & Parenting into their clients and the work they do. They go out of their way to make you feel comfortable, Service Stats so it’s not like having a formal meeting—it’s like • 282 clients served through spending time with an old family friend. I can’t Dayton-based parenting groups and/or home visiting drive because of a disability, and it means a lot • 22% of these clients were that Tori comes to see me at my house. She really teenagers (age 15-19) connects with my kids, too! The parenting staff at • 436 hours of Family Life Catholic Social Services go out of their way to help Navigating Case Management people find what they need. They helped me get a provided since this new service began in CSSMV’s crib and mattress for my baby, and I don’t know Northern Counties office in how I would have gotten that otherwise. You can Katie Foskuhl April 2019 tell they truly care. Pregnancy & Parenting Client • 124 individuals participated in twice-monthly, court-ordered parenting classes

2019 Community Impact Report 9 Senior Services

their full attention to either. Growing older while “aging in place” can Some seniors need extra services and supports be challenging. Distance from family members, Caregiving for a loved one at home can to be able to safely “age in place” in their own safety issues, and loneliness force some seniors be difficult, but adding even just a few helping homes. into nursing homes when it may not be services can lighten the load. Prior often has medically necessary. family members tell her how thankful they enroll a senior living in Champaign, Darke, “One of my clients told me ‘I’ve outlived are for CSSMV. “Without the services, my mom Logan, Miami, Preble, or Shelby Counties most of my family, and I just don’t know what would have to go to a nursing facility,” said the in PASSPORT, the State of Ohio’s Medicaid I would do without you and Catholic Social daughter of one client. Waiver for long-term services and supports. Services,’” said Case Manager Michelle Prior. “I Through the CSSMV Senior Outreach CSSMV’s licensed professional care managers thought this was kind of sad, and it just stuck Program, volunteers provide companionship then determine a care plan and contract for with me.” for seniors and respite for caregivers. Their needed services. These can include personal Children of aging parents face weekly visits can help relieve loneliness, and care assistance with bathing and dressing, the dilemma of keeping mom and dad once a senior accepts a visitor in the home, home-delivered meals, emergency response independent, not wanting to admit they might he or she becomes more open to other and medical equipment, and minor home need help, yet worrying about their safety. supportive services. modifications. Caught between raising their own children When more care is needed, CSSMV “Help from Catholic Social Services has and helping their parents, they enter an provides free assessments of anyone over 60. meant everything for me,” said one client. “I exhaustive cycle of feeling guilty for not giving After determining eligibility and the level can’t get around very well and my case worker of care and services needed, CSSMV can is the best. She is always willing to listen and makes sure I have everything I need to keep me safe. My children really appreciate that too.”

Case managers from Catholic Social Services help eligible seniors by identifying their specific needs and contracting for the appropriate services from area providers.

10 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Walling

Senior Service After four years of extensive tests with several physicians, my mother was diagnosed with Stats Multiple Sclerosis when she was 63 years old. We • 2,622 assessments provided were driving 1 ½ hours to a highly recommended • 1,156 service coordination neurologist in Indianapolis. After years of cases managed monthly (on monthly IV treatments, mom got to the point average) for clients over age 60 where the trip was just too much for her. With • About 68% of cases managed the help of Catholic Social Services, mom started were in rural areas receiving services at home. I do not know what we • 84 families served through Senior Outreach (Senior Visiting as a family would do without the love and support and Caregiver Respite) that we have received over the years. Mom is now • 3,247 volunteer hours served in in Assisted Living and still receiving services and it Senior Outreach is a Godsend for our family. We feel blessed to still Rick Hocker have mom with us. Thank you for all that you do Son of a Senior Services Client for families each and every day.

2019 Community Impact Report 11 Professional Counseling

We all struggle from time to time with Counselors at both locations are trained CSSMV’s Dayton Counseling Center uses personal challenges. But for some, these therapists who have experience dealing with biofeedback to help some young clients learn to struggles can cause anxiety, depression, or clients of varying ages. control their emotional reactions. a feeling of hopelessness. Mental health can For families who are fostering or adopting affect relationships, jobs, and the ability to a child, SAFE counseling helps them adjust to function. Many people just need someone to raising non-biological children. Since having intentions because of trauma experienced listen and guide them through the process of an adopted or fostered child can provide before she was adopted. With our guidance, resolving their issues. challenges, CSSMV helps parents with issues the mother was able to modify her parenting The social stigma of admitting that that may arise as children go through different style to address conflicts. Daughter is now a problem exists often keeps suffering stages of development, have attachment home and they are communicating better.” individuals from seeking counseling. Moreover, issues, or experience the effects of previous Counselors from the Sidney office although 44 million American adults have a trauma or neglect. The children benefit too as also work in several school districts in mental health condition, one in five report that counselors can help them deal with different Auglaize and Shelby Counties, to provide treatment is not covered by their insurance, feelings as they age. Working with the whole support for children and teens who are making getting help cost-prohibitive. family helps solidify connections and trust experiencing more issues than school staff CSSMV’s professional counseling services between parents and their children. has time or expertise to handle. Bullying, offer assistance to individuals, families, and “One case was a single mother and her family tension, pressure to succeed in school, children of all ages in Sidney and Dayton. Both adopted daughter who had been removed and relationship problems can push some locations are certified as Ohio Outpatient from the home for being violent,” said Cheryl youngsters to feel depressed and out of Mental Health Facilities. In addition to Griffin, counseling and community services control. These factors and others like them accepting insurance, CSSMV uses fundraising manager. “Much of the daughter’s resistance are contributing to a rise in suicide rates and United Way dollars to keep costs low. was her inability to trust her mother’s good among the young. The opportunity to talk to a counselor can be an outlet for young people, and in some cases may even save a life.

Counseling sessions are typically held weekly or twice a month. Many people resolve their concerns in a few sessions, and most treatment is short-term, with 10 or fewer sessions.

12 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Jarosik

Catholic Social Services has worked with many of Professional our at-risk youth using a support group setting. Counseling The support group meets weekly focused on real- Service Stats life scenarios and healthy ways to address them. It is a game approach, and the students are very • 415 clients served in responsive. They look forward to their time each the Dayton and Sidney week, and they leave for the day chatting about counseling centers all the fun they had. All the while, they are gaining • 60 individuals served through school-based counseling in crucial skills for life! Auglaize and Shelby Counties This partnership and program have helped our students gain a sense of purpose and a better ability to cope with life situations as they arise in age appropriate ways. We are so thankful for this Jen Korte partnership, and the efforts of Catholic Social Director of ACE Academy Services to continue to build stronger communities Auglaize County through strengthening our youth.

2019 Community Impact Report 13 Giving 1921 Society

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brogan Dr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Ditzel Individuals Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Buckley Ms. Regina A. Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Adam Dr. & Mrs. James Budde Mr. & Mrs. James M. Dodok Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Adler Mr. David Burkardt Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dowd The 1921 Society Dr. Mark T. Ahles Mr. & Mrs. James L. Butler Mrs. Sara Duby recognizes individuals Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Allaire Mr. Bruce E. & Col. Mary A. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dunlap Mr. & Ms. Daniel A. Andrick Callaway Mr. Melvin & Mrs. Sally † Eifert and organizations who Mr. Brian Andzik Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Carlile Mr. & Mrs. William A. Enouen, Sr. have made annual Mr. Barrie Bentley & Mrs. Ann E. Deacon & Mrs. John K. Carlin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Esposito Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Farrell leadership gifts of $1,000 Anzalone Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carroll, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Campion Armstrong Mr. Timothy L. Cartwright Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Feighery or more to Catholic Mr. Thomas M. Bartsch Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Catanzarita Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Fink Social Services of the Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Becker Dr. & Mrs. David J. Cavanaugh Mrs. Judith L. Finke Mr. & Mrs. Ted F. Beckman Mr. Anthony M. Ciani Mr. Gregory Foley Miami Valley. The 1921 Mr. & Mrs. Robin Begley Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Codeluppi Mr. & Mrs. David B. Freimuth Society was named in Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Beinlich Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cooper Mr. Bernie H. & Mrs. Durelle Catholic Social Mrs. Evelyn C. Bensman Mr. Glenn Costie & Mrs. Tammy Fullenkamp honor of the year CSSMV Dr. Alan P. Berens Thomas Mr. Jim Hausman & Ms. Mary L. Services of the was founded and is Mr. & Mrs. William P. Beyer Mr. & Mrs. James Cross Funke meant to recognize the Mr. Joseph H. Bockelman & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Crotty Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Furrer Miami Valley is Barbara Driehaus Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Danis Sister Mary Garke grateful for the generations of supporters Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bolton Ms. Karen L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Gearhardt who have helped support Mr. & Mrs. William Borger Ms. Patricia Dempsey Ms. Kay A. George thousands of Mr. & Mrs. Randall M. Borgert Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ghory, Jr. the agency’s mission. Reverend David E. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gilardi, Jr. supporters who Brinkmoeller † Mr. Roger S. Glass allow us to serve Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Russell L. A. Brockman Gottemoeller Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Goubeaux our community Mrs. Virginia CSSMV Brockman † Dr. & Mrs. James Graham each year. Board Chair Cara Mrs. Janet M. Graul The following Powers provided strong Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. leadership throughout a challenging Grieshop lists recognize year, and also made time to attend Mr. & Mrs. William R. Griffin, Jr. individuals and numerous agency events. Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Grow Dr. Sara Guerrero-Duby organizations who Reverend Gerald R. have supported Haemmerle Mrs. Jane Haley † the Annual Fund, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Harlamert made a gift at one Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Harting of our events, or Mr. Thomas Hartzell Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Haubert have given of their Mrs. Lori A. Hausfeld Mr. Thomas Henighan time in service Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Holmes Dr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hood to CSSMV during Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Howard 2019. Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hutter Mr. & Mrs. Martin H. Hydell for the impact you Mrs. Diane F. Imbrogno Mr. & Mrs. Chris B. Jacoby have had on our Reverend Satish Joseph community! Mr. Bruce A. Jump Mr. Ed Kaiser † deceased Mr. William F. Keck Mr. Timothy Kelly Mr. Thomas W. Kern † Dr. Sameh Khouzam Mr. Michael Kimutis Mrs. Margaret M. Klein Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Knor Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Kohls

14 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mrs. & Mr. Elizabeth Dr. Douglas E. & Dr. Nancy G. Konstantinidis Romer Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kramer Mrs. Kathleen P. Rupp Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Krisher Mr. & Mrs. Kurt P. Sanford Mr. Joseph P. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Savage Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kummerer Mr. Tom Scarpelli Mr. & Mrs. Will Lakoff Mr. Matthew J. Scarr Mr. Andrew Larochelle Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Schade Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Mr. John L. Schaefer Laufersweiler Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Schimpf Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Schimpf Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Lehner Mr. & Mrs. John T. Schmitz Dr. James T. & Senator Peggy B. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas U. Schneider Lehner Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. Schoch Mr. & Mrs. Allan Levine Mr. & Mrs. David D. Schoeff Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lunne Mr. & Dr. Anthony Schoen Mr. William E. Lyons Mr. & Mrs. William C. Schuerman Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. Mr. & Mrs. Ben Scott, Sr. MacLeod, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Scott, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Magro Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Seboldt Mr. Tom Maher Mr. & Mrs. John Sederstrand Mr. & Mrs. Marco A. Marmolejo Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Sell Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mathile Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Seward Mr. Ronald McDonald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Shenk The planning Mr. & Mrs. Page McGirr Mr. James L. Sherman † committees for Catholic Mr. & Mrs. John J. McKeon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Siefring SC Ministry Foundation Mr. James † & Mrs. Mary Meixner Lt. Col. & Mrs. Richard D. Social Services’ fundraising Shelby County United Way Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mergler Simpson events are comprised of some of Sidney Electric Company Mr. & Mrs. Brian Meyer The Honorable & Mrs. Norman the region’s most creative and Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Mr. Lawrence E. Mick Smith Sisters of the Precious Blood Mrs. Dorothy J. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Smith dedicated volunteers. The Society of the Precious Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Miner Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Solarek Blood Mr. Robert L. Mitsch Mr. Will Sorensen St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Mr. & Mrs. John Monnett Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Statt Church Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Staub St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Naveau Mr. & Mrs. William Stoermer, Jr. Church Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Neumeister Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stucke St. Helen Parish Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols Dr. Thomas A. Sudkamp Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Co. St. Henry Tile Co., Inc. Deacon & Mrs. Ralph F. Mr. Michael J. Suttman Organizations Fully Alive Yoga St. John the Baptist Catholic O’Bleness Mr. Bob Taft Air Force Chaplain Corps GE Foundation Church Mr. & Mrs. James L. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. John N. Taylor AK Steel Foundation The Gosiger Foundation St. Joseph Catholic Church Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. William L. Thaler All Saints Catholic Church Harmony Systems & Services, St. Luke Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Olson Dr. & Mrs. Thomas G. Thornton Anne Soehner Memorial Fund Inc. St. Mark Bookshop Mr. & Mrs. John C. O’Malley Mr. & Mrs. James G. Tillar Archdiocese of Cincinnati Heidelberg Distributing Co. St. Peter Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Paul Mr. & Mrs. David J. Trentman Benevity Community Impact Illinois Tool Works Foundation Stuart Rose Family Foundation Dr. & Mrs. Doug B. Paul Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Trentman Fund The Kuntz Foundation TelecomPioneers, Ohio Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Penno Mr. & Mrs. William G. Uhl, Sr. Beyer Plumbing Louise Kramer Foundation Chapter 2 Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Walling Bruns, Connell, Vollmar, & Lunne Marketing Group Terre’s Dance Workshop Mrs. Maureen Perez Mr. & Mrs. Josef C. Wenker Armstrong, LLC Manpower of Dayton, Inc. Thermal Maintenance Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Perry Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whalen Butler Heating & Air Marathon Petroleum TW Advisors Mr. Clovis L. Petrin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Wick Conditioning Corporation Employees PAC United Way of Auglaize County Mr. Brian Pfeiffer Ms. Beth Wick C.H. Dean, LLC Maria-Joseph Council 4022 United Way of Clark, Champaign Mr. & Mrs. James Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Wissman Cardinal Pointe Financial Group Marion’s Piazza & Madison Counties Mr. & Mrs. Stanley B. Pitts Mr. Kurt Wissman CareSource Foundation Mathile Family Foundation United Way of Greater Atlanta Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pohl Mr. Michael Witt Catholic Charities USA Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, United Way of Greater Mr. & Mrs. James M. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Wittmann Catholic Charities, Diocese of LLC Cincinnati Mrs. Viola Powers Mr. Tedd S. Wood Toledo Our Lady of Grace Catholic United Way of Metropolitan Mr. & Mrs. Dan Prindle Mr. & Mrs. Chuck O. Wright Church of the Incarnation Church Chicago Mr. & Mrs. H. John Proud Mr. & Mrs. John M. York Combined Federal Campaign Physicians’ Charitable United Way of the Greater Mr. Michael Pucke Community Foundation of Foundation of the Miami Valley Dayton Area Mr. & Mrs. Jay E. Purpus Shelby County PlayCare Playground Specialists University of Dayton Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rankin Corner Cupboard Charities Inc. PNC Financial Services Group Wahl Family Charitable Fund Mrs. Carolyn B. Rathweg Darke County United Way PQ Systems The Wallace Foundation Mr. Richard D. Reid Dayton Catholic Women’s Club Premier Health YourCause, LLC Mr. & Mrs. John C. Riazzi, Jr. Dayton Dragons Baseball Rahn Dental Group, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. David S. Richard The Dayton Foundation Rainsoft of Greater Columbus Mr. Thomas J. Roesch & Mrs. Dayton Liederkranz-Turner Cincinnati & Dayton Patricia Blessing DeChristopher Family Trust Regal Beloit Charitable Mr. & Mrs. Richard Roesch Enterprise Holdings Foundation Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Roesch Enterprise Roofing Reynolds & Reynolds Associate Dr. David P. Romeo Foundation

2019 Community Impact Report 15 Mr. Joshua Baltes Mr. & Mrs. James M. Bellan, II Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Bohrer Dr. & Mrs. Bradley L. Bruns Contributors Ms. Shirley J. Barchent Mr. & Mrs. Randal J. Bellinger Dr. & Mrs. Barrett H. Bolton Ms. Frances Bruns Cash gifts up to $999 Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold A. Barhorst Mr. Andy Belt Mrs. Judith D. Bon Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Brush Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Barhorst Mr. & Ms. Jim Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Bonfiglio Ms. Caroline J. Buckey Individuals Ms. Dawn L. Barhorst Dr. Barbara Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Bonner Mr. John A. Bucklew Mrs. Theresa Barksdale Mr. & Mrs. Leonard F. Bensman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James D. Boos Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Budde Mr. & Mrs. Myron H. Achbach Ms. Dorothy F. Barlage Ms. Nancy Berardi Col. & Mrs. Howard R. Boose, III Mr. & Mrs. Paul Buddendeck Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Acuna Mr. Michael A. Barlow Mrs. Helen Bergman Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Borchers Mr. & Mrs. Tom Buecker Mr. Joshua Adams Mr. Thomas J. Barnell Mr. Christian D. Bermick Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Borchers Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Bultman Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Adamson Brother A. Joseph Barrish, S.M. Ms. Christine S. Bernard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Gene P. Burbey Ms. Carol Adamson Ms. Maryann B. Barta Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Bernhold Borgerding Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Ms. Kelly Adamson Ms. Brittany Bartone Mr. & Mrs. Tim Berning Mr. & Mrs. Cary T. Borgert Burkhardt, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John W. Albers Mr. Kenneth J. Basista Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bertleff Ms. Elizabeth Bork Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Denny Burnell Mr. Jefferson Alcott Mr. David Bates Mr. Aloysius J. Bertrams Mr. Christopher Borland Mrs. Liesel Buschelman Ms. Kristina Aldora Mr. & Mrs. John V. Batista Mr. Guy L. Besecker Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bornhorst Mr. Mark E. Buzek Ms. Becky Alejandrino Mr. & Mrs. Laurence K. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Chris Beust Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bornhorst Mrs. Mary E. Byrum Ms. Cindy Alexander Mrs. Karen Beach Mr. & Mrs. John Beyer Mr. Don Bornhorst Mrs. Terry Calcutt Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Allen Mr. & Mrs. James D. Beach Mr. Paul J. Beyerle Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bosl Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Calderone Mr. Kerry A. Allswede Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Beach Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Bibler Mr. & Mrs. Nate Bosscher Mrs. Marcia Calhoun Ms. Karyn M. Alsip Ms. Mary H. Beach Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bieber Reverend James V. Bosse Mr. Frank Campanile Dr. Evangeline C. Andarsio Mr. & Mrs. Philip O. Beachler Mr. & Mrs. Alan Biegel Mrs. Cecilia A. Bosticco Mrs. Molly M. Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Beaulieu Chief Richard Biehl Mrs. Mary C. Boswell Mr. Kelvin Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. George A. Bebout Mr. & Mrs. David Bignell Mrs. Erica M. Bowden Ms. Tara Cannon Mrs. Joan Anderson Mr. & Mrs. William Becker Mr. Donald Bizzarro Dr. John F. Bowling Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Caperna Mr. & Mrs. William Andrews Mr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence Becker Ms. Theresa Blackmon Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Jose Caramat Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Apple Ms. Meg Becker Mrs. Judy L. Blair Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Brafford Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cardilino Mr. & Mrs. Terry Applegate Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Beckmann Miss Brenda J. Blake Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bramlage Mr. & Mrs. James V. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Archibald Mr. Thomas Behr Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Blakeley Mrs. M Jean Brancheau Egan Mr. & Mrs. Roy S. Carman Mr. & Mrs. William C. Armbruster Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Behr Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Bleckmann Ms. Peggy J. Braner Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Carper Mr. & Mrs. Dale Armstrong Mr. James Behrman Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Boeckman Mr. & Mrs. William L. Braun Ms. Susan B. Carrafiello Dr. & Mrs. Dwight Armstrong Ms. Andrea Beiring Ms. Shawna Bogart Dr. & Dr. Daniel E. Braunlin Mr. Raphael Carranza Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Arnold Mr. Kenneth J. Belcher Mr. David R. Bohardt & Ms. Jane Ms. Anna Breidenbach Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Mr. & Mrs. John F. Artz Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Bell A. Applegate Ms. Melissa Bresemann Carrigg Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Asebrook, III Ms. Amanda Brinkmeier Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Carroll Mr. Mark Ashman Ms. Amy Brinkmoeller Mr. & Mrs. Earl Carruthers Ms. Erma T. Ashurst Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Brockman Mr. & Mrs. Howard Carson Mrs. Dolores Broerman Mrs. Annette D. Casella Mr. & Mrs. Chris Athmer In December, Lt. Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Aughe Mr. James Brooks & Mrs. Mr. James M. Casey Ms. Karen M. Averbeck Governor Jon Husted came Marguerite Regan Mr. Robert L. Caspar, Jr. Mrs. Eileen Babineau to CSSMV’s Center for Families to Mr. Craig Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Cass Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Bach meet with the Miami Valley Long Term Mrs. Mary J. Brooks Mrs. Maria E. Cata Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Bachmann Mr. Jacques Brose Ms. Diane Cathcart Mr. Zephyrin Bagambiki Recovery Operations Group and get an Mr. Leroy Brown Ms. Kathy Cavinder Mr. Uzeyir Baghirov update on recovery efforts following the Mr. Larry Brown Dr. & Mrs. Matt Cavo Mr. & Mrs. Steve M. Baker Memorial Day tornadoes. This group has Mr. Richard W. Brown Mr. & Mrs. James R. Cengia Mr. Nathan Baldwin Ms. Kathy Brown Wright Ms. Bonnie Chadrick Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Ballmann been working together to address the Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Brun Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Chambers Mr. James M. Balsamo region’s long-term recovery needs, Ms. Catherine Brunner Ms. Rachel Chambers with CSSMV leading the case management team.

16 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Deacon & Mrs. Jonathan M. Chapman, Sr. Danner, II 2020 Rising Star Award Ms. Andria J. Chiodo Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dapore Mr. Brett A. Chmiel Mr. John Davalos Kanitha Wood Mr. David A. Chockey Mr. & Mrs. Bennett W. Davies Mr. Bob Chodkowski Mrs. Carol Davis Mr. Clark A. Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Davis Everyone impacted by the Memorial Day tornadoes of 2019 has Ms. Mary M. Clancy Mr. & Mrs. Bill Davis Mr. & Mrs. Roger Clark Mr. Gregory Davis & Dr. Annette a story. For Kanitha Wood and her two daughters, the tornado Mr. & Mrs. David W. Clark Chavez represented only a minor speedbump thanks to her resiliency Dr. & Mrs. Michael Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Davis and hard work. When they lost power for 10 days, Kanitha had Mr. & Mrs. Allen T. Cliffe Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Davis to put her online schooling on hold to take care of her number Ms. Elizabeth A. Close Mrs. Lois Davis Ms. Joanne Cloud Mrs. Shelia Davis one priority – her family. Unemployed, and with limited time left Ms. Charlotte L. Cloyd Ms. Debbie Davis to complete her nursing degree, she reached out to CSSMV Mr. Douglas Cluxton Mr. Russell Dean through the Next Steps program at Sinclair Community College Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Cobb Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. DeBrosse for assistance. In six short months, Kanitha was able to stabilize Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Coffey Mr. John W. Decker Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Colaizzi, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Deger her family, earn her degree and earn a position as a nurse in the Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cole Mr. & Mrs. James Deime Kettering Health Network. Mr. Dave Coleman Ms. Karen Deime Mr. Mark Colemen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Deis, Jr. Mr. George Coles Mr. & Mrs. Harry Delaney Ms. Nicole Collier Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Demko Mr. & Mrs. Tim Collins Ms. Tanya Dempsey Mr. & Mrs. Tom Collins Mr. Thomas J. Dempsey Mr. Thomas M. Columbus Mr. & Mrs. Henry Deneski, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Comer Mrs. Emily Denlinger Mr. Kenneth Compton Mr. Wes Denny Mr. Joseph Conklin Mr. & Mrs. Robert D’Epiro Mr. Timothy J. Connair Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Derringer Mr. & Mrs. Robert Connell Ms. Kirsten Desai Ms. Mary Coomer Mr. Lawrence J. Detamore Mr. & Mrs. G. Kenneth Copella Mr. & Mrs. Eric Deutsch Mr. Dave Corcoran Governor & Mrs. Michael Mr. Michael Corcoran DeWine Mr. Eugene Cordonnier Mr. Jamie Dewing Mr. & Mrs. Adam W. Cormier Ms. Kathleen Diguardi Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Corpstein Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Diller Mr. William R. Corvin, Jr. Mrs. Linda S. Dils Sister Laura Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. John H. Dirckx Mr. Albert Courts, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Dockery, II Mr. & Mrs. Rodney B. Cox Ms. Amber Dodge Mr. & Mrs. Harold Coy Ms. Barbara M. Doerr Ms. Denise L. Cozart Ms. Rosemary D. Domansky Ms. Carole Dudley Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Engler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rob Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Charles Craft Dr. Maura S. Donahue Ms. Joan Dues Mr. & Mrs. Julia E. Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ferguson Ms. Elizabeth Craft Mr. & Mrs. James Donauer Mr. Mark Dues Mr. Patrick Ernst Mr. Bruce E. Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Craig Mr. & Mrs. Aram Donigian Mr. & Mrs. William H. Duffy Ms. Lynn Eshleman Mr. & Mrs. John R. Ferneding Mr. & Mrs. Dale Crandall Dr. Patrick & Dr. Brenda Ms. Amy Dugan Dr. & Mrs. Brian Esselstein Mr. & Mrs. Francesco A. Ferrante Mr. & Mrs. Steve L. Crawford Donnelly Ms. Janet Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Etter Mr. Edward F. Fielek Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Crippen Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Donofrio Mrs. Jean M. Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Evans Mr. & Mrs. John Finke Mr. & Mrs. Philip Crippen Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Donoher Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Dunn, Jr. Ms. Jane E. Evans Mr. Michael Fischbach Mr. Michael Cristofaro Mr. James R. Donovan, Jr. Mr. Jeff Dunn Ms. Jennifer Evans Ms. Linda Fischbach Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cronin Ms. Suzanne Donovan Mr. Dan Durocher Mr. Gary Evans Mr. Mark A. Fischer Ms. Bonnie G. Crowe Mr. Thomas Dorenbusch Mr. John Durocher Mr. & Mrs. Steven Everding Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Fisher Mr. Alan L. Cummings & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Dorman Mr. John Dutro Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Everman Mr. James B. Fisher Julia L. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Dorn Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dworkin Mr. Gerry H. Ewing Mr. Joseph J. Fisher Mr. Brian K. Cummings Mr. & Mrs. David L. Dosky Mr. Ronald E. Earhart Ms. Morgan Fair Mr. Tim Fitzgerald Mr. Neil Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Steven Dougherty Ms. Bridget Ebbert Mr. & Mrs. John Fantauzzo Mr. & Mrs. James L. Flannery Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Curk Mr. Connor Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Mark Eckart Mrs. Maryellen F. Fargey Mr. & Mrs. Mike Fledderjohn Mr. John Currell Ms. Jenna Downey Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Eckerle Ms. Marian Farley Ms. Wendy Fleischer Mr. Thomas R. Curtin Mr. & Mrs. Kendall A. Draeger Mr. & Mrs. John D. Eckhart Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Farrell, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fleitz Ms. Jennifer G. Cypher Mrs. Cynthia R. Drake Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Eckley Mr. & Mrs. Matt Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Fleitz Mr. Merle Cyphers Mr. Harry Drake, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Edsall Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Fecher Mr. Alexander T. Fletcher Mrs. Joanne E. Daley Ms. Amy Draugelis Mrs. Jacqueline Edwards Mr. John P. Feigleson Mr. & Mrs. James Flynn Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Daley Ms. Laura Drayton Mr. & Mrs. Scott Edwards Ms. Barbara Feldmann Ms. Eileen M. Flynn Mr. George C. Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Dreety Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Eifert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Feller Mr. & Mrs. William H. Focke, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Dammeyer Ms. Moira J. Dressel Dr. Earl D. Eifert Mr. Thomas Feller Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fogarty Mr. Ralph Daniszewski Mrs. Mary Ann Drewry Ms. Mary M. Elliott Ms. Mary Ann R. Fenwick Mr. Jon R. Folck Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Dannemiller Mr. Charles W. Duckro Ms. Sue Elsner Mr. Paul A. Fenzl Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Contnued on next page Emmerich

2019 Community Impact Report 17 Contributors of cash gifts Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Garmann Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Govan, Jr. Mrs. Judith E. Heitkamp Mr. & Mrs. Patrick up to $999 continued Mr. John J. Garner Ms. Patricia K. Grab Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Heitkamp Hornschemeier Mrs. Geraldine Gast Ms. Amy Grady Mr. Gary Heitkamp Mr. Adam Horvath-Smith The Honorable & Mrs. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. John Gazzerro Mr. Michael Graham Mr. Thomas W. Held Mr. Nicholas A. Hosford J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. John Geise Mr. Robert J. Gran Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Helldoerfer Mrs. Sue Howell Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Ford Mr. Charles Gels Ms. Sharon D. Gratto Mr. Thomas Heller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hoying Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Fornes Dr. & Mrs. John Genovesi Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gravunder Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hengehold Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hoying Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fortkamp Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Gentry Mrs. Theresa A. Green Mr. Daniel Hennessy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Hoyng Mr. John J. Fortman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Geraghty Mr. & Mrs. Tony L. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Arthur B. Henry Mr. Charles L. Huber Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. Fox Ms. Suzanne Geraghty Mr. James R. Greene, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Heppner Ms. Marlene P. Huber Mr. Michael Franchina Ms. Tina Gerami Mr. Kevin Greer Mr. & Mrs. James A. Herbig Mr. & Mrs. Raymond D. Huck Mrs. Suzanne Frankenberg Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Gerken Mr. Pete Greil Dr. Thomas E. & Dr. Marylynn B. Ms. Nancy Hudecek Mr. & Mrs. John Frantz Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gerlach Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Grenko Herchline Mr. Rick J. Huelskamp Brother Bernard J. Frantz Mr. & Mrs. James Ghory, III Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Griffin Mr. Dennis S. Hernit Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Huelsman Ms. Christie C. Frederick Ms. April Ghory Mr. John M. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Herrin Mr. & Mrs. James W. Huether Mr. & Mrs. William E. Freisthler Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Giambrone Dr. & Mrs. David R. Grigg Ms. Lucy Hess Ms. DeeDee Huffer Mrs. Patricia Frericks Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Gill Mr. & Mrs. Larry Grigsby Mrs. Teresa Hester Mrs. Anne L. Huffman Mr. Dean Freson Mrs. Cindy Gillotti Ms. Angela Grilliot Mr. William G. Hibner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hughes Ms. Betsy A. Friedlander Mr. Robert E. Ginnan Sister Elizabeth Grismer, S.F.C.C. Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hickey Mr. Christopher Humphreville Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Fritsch Mr. Frank Schweisthal & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Groendyk Mr. Robert E. Hickey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Frolo Mary Gitzinger Ms. Kim M. Gros Mr. Sidney R. Hickman Ms. Maryann Hunt Mr. Joseph T. Fromm Mr. & Mrs. David E. Glancy Mr. & Ms. Brad Gross Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Hurr Mr. & Mrs. James Frommeyer Mr. Kenneth Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Gruters Dr. & Mrs. Andy Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hutchison Mr. & Mrs. Karl Frydryk Ms. Mary E. Glowik Mr. & Mrs. James Grycza Mr. Victor B. Hildebrand Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Iannarino Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas A. Fullenkamp Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Gmeiner Mr. Robert Guenther Mr. Vince Hinde Mr. & Mrs. William B. Idle, Sr. Mr. Larry Funke Mr. & Mrs. James Gobrail Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Guerrant Mr. D. Kent Hinshaw Mr. & Mrs. Greg Ingersoll Ms. Camela Furry Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Godman Mr. Bruce D. Guindon Mr. Neil Katz & Ms. Karin Mr. Danny Ingersoll Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Gabriel The Honorable & Mrs. Duane A. Mrs. Helen K. Gusching Hirschkatz Ms. Patricia L. Ioas Ms. Edna M. Gabriel Goettemoeller Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Gutman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Mrs. Karen M. Ipsaro Ms. Brianna Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Gollings Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Haas, Jr. Hoagland Ms. Stephanie Ireland Mr. Douglas C. Gage Mr. Steven Gondol Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Haemmerle Ms. Patty Hobson Mr. Harold D. Issler Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Gagnon Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gongora Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hairston, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Jackson Mr. Douglas A. Gaier Mr. Jeffery A. Gonya Ms. Tara M. Hall Hochwalt Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. David K. Galbreath, Jr. Mr. Jose Luis Gonzalez, Jr. Ms. Deborah A. Haller Mr. Robert J. Hodge Mr. Thomas D. Jackson Mr. Michael Gallenstein Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gorman Mr. John Halushak Ms. Maureen R. Hodgson Mrs. E. Healy Jackson Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ganger Mr. James T. & The Honorable Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Mr. Robert Jackson Mr. & Mrs. David J. Garcher Barbara P. Gorman Mr. Kurt Hamler Hoendorf Mr. Joseph H. Jacobs Mr. Thomas H. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Gottschlich Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hoendorf Mr. Robert Jasko Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Garman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gottschlich Ms. Julia R. Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Dave Hoendorf Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Jauch Mr. Larry Hansgen Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hoersten Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jauch Mr. & Mrs. Aaron K. Harris Mr. Norbert A. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. James K. Jefferson Mr. & Mrs. John D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Franz J. Hoge Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Jenkins Ms. Connie Harris Ms. Evelyn Hogenkamp Ms. Denise U. Jenkins Mr. Alan Harshman Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Holden Ms. Abigail E. Jenkins Mr. Joseph P. Hartzell Mr. Nicolas Hollenkamp & Mrs. Mr. Joseph Jerele Ms. Tricia Hawkins Donna Evick Ms. Lori Johnson Mr. Christopher Hayes Ms. Dorothy A. Hollenkamp Mrs. Patricia J. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Hays Ms. Barbara A. Holmes Mrs. Jeanette Johnson Ms. Janette Heberling Ms. Lisa M. Holscher Ms. Terri L. Johnson Ms. Sue Hebner Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Holtgreive Mr. Matt Jokerst Dr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Hecht Mr. & Mrs. Orval Homan Ms. Kathleen Joly Mr. Kevin Heermans Mr. & Mrs. Louis Homan Ms. Melba P. Jones Mr. Paul W. Heintz Mr. David M. Homan Mrs. Carolyn M. Joseph Mr. Timothy Honchel Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Joseph Mr. Robert Honkomp Commissioner & Mrs. Matthew Mr. Gary T. Honnert F. Joseph CSSMV Mr. & Mrs. Javier E. Hopun Mrs. Dianne Judge Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Jurick received the BBB’s Ms. Sara Jurkowitz Harrison 2019 Nonprofit Eclipse Integrity Dr. Donald Juszczyk Award in the 75+ employees category. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Jutte Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Kaiser In presenting the award, the BBB noted Dr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Kaminski that, “The staff provides excellence through Ms. Julie Kanak professional expertise and the balance of a Ms. Dana Kane caring spirit. Collaboration and creativity Ms. Wilma G. Karl Mr. Bob Kaskocsak are valued and welcomed because they Mr. Guy Kaskocsak help the organization better meet Ms. Deanna Kastan challenges faced by clients.” Mr. & Mrs. Terry D. Kasten Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kavanaugh

18 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mr. & Mrs. Tim Kavanaugh Mrs. Barbara E. Keehn Ms. Sharon Keeley Mr. Joseph W. Keim Mrs. Doris Keiser Mr. Larry Keller Mr. Joseph Keller Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kelly Ms. Jan Kelly Ms. Cheryl J. Kelly Mr. Robert Kemper Mrs. Christie Kemper Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kendo Mrs. Samantha Kennedy Dr. & Mrs. Brian Kernan Mr. John Ketchen Dr. & Mrs. Tae W. Kim Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Kimes Mrs. Susan L. King Mr. & Mrs. David M. Kinninger Mr. Philip Kirk Mr. Kevin Kissinger Ms. Beverly Kistler Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Kleinhenz Ms. Adele L. Klenk Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Klenke Mr. Brian J. Klepacz Mr. Michael L. & Dr. Donna Klingshirn Catholic Social Pastor Douglas & Mrs. Sandra † Services was recognized as Klinsing Miami Valley Community Action Mr. Lawrence T. Klueber Mr. & Mrs. Terrance Knapke Partnership’s Nonprofit Sector Helping Ms. Ida Knopp Mr. David A. Laengle Mr. Gary Lightner Hands Community Partner of the Year in Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Knoth, Jr. Mr. Tim Lahmon Mr. & Mrs. William T. Lincoln 2019. The award was accepted by FSS Mr. Robert B. Koenig Mr. Stephen P. Lake Ms. Denise Lindsey Case Manager Megan Goettemoeller, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koesel Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lammers Ms. Valerie A. Lindsey-Howard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Koesters Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Lane Ms. Stephanie Llacuna accompanied by agency team Mrs. Mary E. Kohler Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Lane Mrs. Judine T. Lohnes members (L-R) Brandon McLemore, Ms. Paulette A. Kolakawski Mrs. Celeste M. Lane Mrs. Rosemary Lombard Mary Reid, and Justine Mrs. Maria P. Kolb Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Lang Mr. Mike Londo Steele. Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Koons Ms. Denise R. Langston Mrs. Linda Long Mr. & Mrs. Max Mr. Scott Koorndyk Ms. Ruth E. Laprocina Mr. Donald Loper † T. Malleck Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kotter Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Larcom Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Lopez Mr. Patrick Maloney Mr. Mikel P. † & Mrs. Sue Ms. Miranda Laubie Mrs. Anne E. Lopez Mr. Michael A. Manfreda Ms. Denise J. McCarty Koverman Mr. Darrell B. Lauderback Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Lorenzetti Dr. & Mrs. Frank Mannarino Mr. Brian P. McCarty Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Kraft Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Travis Lovely Mr. Roy Manning Ms. Ellen McCloskey Ms. Patricia L. Kraft Ms. Rosemary A. Laux Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Lowden Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Marcellus The Honorable & Mrs. Michael Mr. & Mrs. Terrence M. Kramer Mr. Francis Laws, IV Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Lowry Mr. & Mrs. James K. March McClurg Ms. Linda Kramer Lt. Col. & Mrs. William L. Le Cain Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Lubinski Mr. Timothy J. Mark Ms. Kathryn A. McConkey Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Krebs Ms. Marianne LeButt Ms. Antonette Lucente Mrs. Barbara J. Marriott Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Leo F. Krebs Ms. Janet Leden Mrs. Kathryn J. Luckett Ms. Barbara M. Marsh Ms. Colleen McCormick Ms. Jane Krebs Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lee Ms. Susan M. Lucking Mrs. Jean C. Marten Ms. Jackie McCormick Mr. Jonathan Kregor Ms. Rebecca Lefeld Ms. Nicole Luisi Ms. Debra A. Martin Mrs. Meghan McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Tony Kremer Ms. Julie L. Lehman Ms. Marcella A. Lumpp Ms. Sarah L. Martinek Mr. & Mrs. James M. McCoy Mr. John Kreusch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lehmann Mr. Kenneth R. Lurz Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Massie Mr. Tyler B. McCoy Mr. Robert Kriegbaum Ms. Janet L. Lehmann Mrs. Diane Luteran & Mr. Paul Reverend Joseph D. Massucci Ms. Laura A. McCray Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Krimm Ms. Mary T. Lehmann Spaeth Mrs. Betty Matacia Mr. & Mrs. Steven McCrillis Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Krolak Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lehmkuhle Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Mathes Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W. McDermott Mr. Kevin Krucki Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lehner MacClennan Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Mathes Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McDonald Mr. James F. Kuenle Mr. & Mrs. William J. Leibold Ms. Candida Mackell Mr. Bernard P. Matley Mrs. Armonde C. McElligott Mr. Frank Kuhns Mr. Gregory Leingang Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mackenzie Mr. Trent Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McEntee Ms. Barbara J. Kuhns Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Lekan Dr. Gregory A. MacNealy Mr. Kevin Matthews Mr. & Mrs. John McFall Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Kunkel Mr. & Mrs. John Lemming Mr. Matthew J. Madges Mr. Hubert Matumaini Mr. Michael McFarland Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Kuntz Mrs. Heidi Lenzo Ms. Joanna Maehren Mr. Joel A. Maurer Ms. Patricia McGeorge Mr. James Kurpiel Mr. Scott Leverage Lt. Col. & Mrs. Timothy Magoto Mr. & Mrs. Billy Mayo Mrs. Alexa McGrady Mr. David Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Levy Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Maher Mr. Frank E. McBride, Jr. Mr. Kenneth R. McHenry Mr. Joseph Kwiatkowski Mr. Robert W. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. C. Stanley Maher Mr. John McCann Mrs. Marlene W. McLefresh Mr. & Mrs. John M. Laage Ms. Jane Lieberth Mr. Thomas M. Mahle Mr. Michael W. McCann Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. McMahon Ms. Christine A. Lachey Ms. Melinda Liechty Dr. Theo J. Majka Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah McCarthy Mr. & Mrs. Brian Lacon Mr. Jason Liette Mr. Thomas A. Maleike Contnued on next page Mr. Marty Laengle

2019 Community Impact Report 19 Contributors of cash gifts For Ms. Rosemary Picker up to $999 continued Mr. Ralph Pinney her Girl Scouts Silver Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Pinti Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. McManus Award Project, Diya Percy Mr. Michael Pitts Maj. Gen. & Mrs. Edward G. from Incarnation Catholic School Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Place Mechenbier Ms. Brittany Platt Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Meixner organized students and parishioners Ms. Felicia Platzke Mr. Daniel J. Menke at Incarnation to put together Mr. Ronald R. Pleiman Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Meyer hundreds of baby bags for CSSMV’s Mr. Michael J. Poelking Mr. & Mrs. James A. Michaud Ms. Marcella Pope Mr. & Mrs. Art Michelini parenting programs, complete with Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Poplinski Ms. Lynda K. Middleton diapers, wipes, books, blankets, Mrs. Jacqueline Porter Ms. Stephanie A. Midlam shampoos, lotions and Mr. Michael J. Porter Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pothast Ms. Elena Mikalauskas more. Mr. & Mrs. Richard Milanese Mr. & Mrs. David Pottenger Mr. LeRoy E. Miller Ms. Neta Potts Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Miller Mrs. Pam Powers Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Miller Mr. William M. Powers, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dan Powers Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Miller Mrs. Rita I. Prichard Ms. Sarah Miller Mr. Paul J. Prisaznuk Mrs. Jil W. Miller Mr. James E. Pritchard & Mrs. Mr. William T. Miller Paula J. Klosterman Mrs. Kelly A. Millhouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Puskar Ms. Michelle M. Mills Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Quinttus Mr. & Mrs. John W. Miltenberger Mr. & Mrs. Rex W. Raderstorf Mr. Alexander Mingus Ms. Mary P. Rahilly Mrs. Laura Minniear Mr. Gary L. Rammel Mr. & Mrs. Thomas T. Miske Mr. Robert Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Mitter Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Randall Ms. Rita A. Mix Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Ratermann Mr. Kenneth Monnier Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Rawe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Monnig Mr. David W. Rawers Ms. Letitia M. Montavon Ms. Nora Rawn Mr. Michael J. Montgomery Ms. Susan M. Redmond Mrs. Christine Montour Mr. & Mrs. James W. Reed Ms. Beverly J. Moody Ms. Paige Reichard Dr. & Mrs. William F. Moroney Mr. Bill Reichert Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Moser Mr. Joseph Craig & Mrs. Mary Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Moser E. Reid Mr. Ted Moser Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Reid Mr. Robert L. Mott Ms. Mary L. Reid Dr. & Mrs. Steven D. Mueller Mr. Phillip A. Reid Mr. Neal J. Muhlenkamp Ms. Karen Reigelsperger Mrs. Dorothy Muhlhauser Ms. Phyllis J. Reinhard Mr. Samuel Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Reinstatler Mr. Walter E. Murch Mr. Alessandro Rengan Mrs. Jane Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rethman Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murray, Jr. Mr. William Reynolds Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Murray Mrs. & Mr. Jocelyn Rhynard Mrs. Nikki Murray Mr. & Mrs. Bill Riddle Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ridenour Deacon & Mrs. Philip B. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Tony Riegel Ms. Leilani L. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Timothy S. Nolan Ms. Mary Ontko Mrs. Alisa Pauley Mrs. Mary Jo Riegel Ms. Karen I. Myers Ms. Irene Norris Ms. Carolyn Oppy Mr. Ron Paulick Mr. Maurice Rindler Ms. Heather Navarre Ms. Janet Noss Mrs. Mary A. Ording Ms. Joan Paus Mr. & Mrs. John Risko Dr. & Mrs. John J. Naveau Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Nowak Mr. Daniel T. Organisciak Ms. Christina M. Pavlak Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ritze Ms. Mary A. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Nuss Mr. Luis A. Ortiz Mrs. Trina M. Pearson Mr. Timothy J. Rizer Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Neroni Ms. Karlee Nuttelman Mrs. Donna Oshea Mrs. Beverly A. Pendergast Mrs. Lila J. Roberts Ms. Erin Nestor Robert E. Obach Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Otoski Ms. Grace Pera Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Robillard Mr. Jeremy Newton Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Obergefell Mr. William Otteson Mr. Dennis Percy Lt. Col. & Mrs. Samuel A. Mr. Robert V. Nguyen Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Pacheco Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Perfilio Robinson Mr. Jerry Nickell Mr. & Mrs. John Obringer Ms. Rosemary Padlo Mr. & Mrs. Mark Permelia Ms. Mary Ann Robinson Mr. Robert Nicolls Mr. Daniel V. O’Callaghan Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Palmer Mr. Daniel J. Peters Ms. Roberta Robinson Mr. Mark Niederkohr Mr. & Mrs. Carlo A. Odella Ms. Barbara J. Palmer Mr. Michael F. Petkus Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rockafellow Mrs. Germaine Niedzielski Mr. Francis Oglethorpe & Dr. Mr. Gregory M. Paquette Mr. Derek A. Petrey Mr. Raymond Rodriquez Mr. Robert Niekamp Catherine Laruffa Ms. Lynda W. Passaretti Ms. Linda L. Petric Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Mr. Kirk Nienaber Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O’Hara Mr. Robert T. Passmore Mr. & Mrs. John Petry Roedersheimer Mr. & Mrs. Leroy A. Nieport Mr. Gregory J. Oldiges Mr. & Mrs. William T. Paton, Jr. Ms. Julia Pfeil Ms. Gretchen Rolf Dr. Paul Nitz Mr. Kevin P. O’Leary Mrs. Lori Patton Mr. Tan N. Pham Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Roll Ms. Patricia A. O’Malley Mr. Tom Paul Mr. Timothy O’Neill

20 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mr. & Mrs. Calvin Romer Mrs. Elaine Schweller-Snyder Ms. Kathleen M. Stachowski Mr. & Mrs. Donald Stueve Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Tieman Ms. Linda J. Rosell Mr. & Mrs. Joe Schwieterman Ms. Cindy S. Stafford Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Subler Mrs. Margaret E. Tieman Mr. John C. Rosenbaum Mr. & Mrs. Mark W. Mr. Joseph P. Staley, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James M. Sudduth Mr. John Timpone Mr. Ralph Rosenberger Schwieterman Ms. Joan Staloch Mr. & Mrs. David Sullivan Sister Dennis Tisler Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Mr. Mark Schwieterman Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold R. Stammen Mr. Brennan Sullivan Mr. Christopher D. Tobe Rosenkranz Mr. & Mrs. Wesley M. Scoates Mr. James Stammen Mr. Chris Sulton Dr. Russell H. Tobias Mr. Jonathan B. Ross Mr. & Mrs. Terry L. Seabold Mr. Conley Stanley Ms. Christine L. Summers Ms. Susan M. Tolnitch Ms. Kelly J. Rossiter Mr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Sech Mr. Steven Stapp Mr. & Ms. Gregory Sundra Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Topp Mr. Thomas & Dr. Lisa Rossman Mr. David A. Seger Mr. John E. Staten Mr. & Mrs. Frank V. Surico Dr. & Mrs. Terence P. Torbeck Mrs. Sharon Roth Mr. Thomas E. Seifert Mr. & Mrs. John H. Statt Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Suttman, II Mr. John Toschlog Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Roudebush Dr. James R. & Dr. Marie R. Seiler Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth W. Ms. Helen Sutton Mr. N. Joseph Tracy † Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Rouse Mrs. Sara Seligmann Stechschulte Mr. Robert R. Swab Mr. James Treon Mr. & Mrs. Michael M. Routson Ms. Michelle Shanahan Mrs. Justine Steele Lt. Col. Edward P. Syron Mr. & Mrs. John J. Trey Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rowland Ms. Diane T. Shannon Ms. Sandra Stefanko Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Talda Mr. William V. Trollinger, Jr. Mr. Mark W. Royce Mr. Gerald S. Sharkey Mrs. Mary Ann Steinbruner Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. David Trombley Mr. Joseph L. & Capt. Judith A. Mr. & Mrs. Norman Shearer Mr. & Mrs. Roger A. Steinbrunner Ms. Judy A. Taylor Mr. Richard J. Trouten Rudolph Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Sheehan Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Steinke Mr. & Mrs. John Teserovitch Mr. Jon Trunk Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Rueth Mr. & Mrs. John C. Sheidler Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Thimons Mr. James L. Tunney, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Patrick M. Ruetschle Mr. Thomas E. Sheridan Mr. Richard Stiffler Mr. & Mrs. Paul Thimons Ms. Irene M. Turckes Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ruff Mr. & Mrs. Louis Sherman Mr. Bradley R. Stolfa Mr. Peter Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Frank Turner Ms. Angela M. Ruffolo Mr. & Mrs. Patrick K. Shields Ms. Sherry Stolfo Mr. Bob Thomson Mr. Paul M. Ulrich Miss Anita Ruppert Mr. & Mrs. Mark Shimp Mr. & Mrs. David M. Stonebraker Dr. & Mrs. Hugh M. Thornburg Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Untener Mr. & Mrs. Gregory B. Russell Mr. Tedd J. Shimp Mr. & Mrs. Dale B. Stork Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Thornton Ms. Cherie L. Vallo Mr. Nathan Russell Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Shinkle Mr. & Mrs. David E. Strange Mr. William M. Thornton Mr. Benjamin J. Van De Weghe Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Russell Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Shivers Ms. Carol A. Straubing Mr. & Mrs. Gary D. Thorpe Mr. Alex Van der Sluijs Mr. & Mrs. Thomas E. Russell Mrs. Rebecca Shonebarger Mrs. Bobbie Strobhar Mrs. Brenda Tibbits Mr. & Mrs. Tom Ruthman Mr. & Mrs. Ned J. Sielschott Mr. & Mrs. Kurt J. Stueve Contnued on next page Mr. & Mrs. Patrick H. Ryan Dr. & Mrs. Ned J. Sifferlen Mr. & Mrs. Larry Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Roy M. Sigritz Mr. & Mrs. Vincent P. Ryan Mr. Charles H. Simms 2020 CSSMV Leadership Award Mr. Michael F. Ryan Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Simon Mr. & Mrs. S. James Ryckman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Simon Buzz Portune Mr. & Mrs. James R. Saluke Ms. Julianne Simon Mr. Jeffrey P. Salzman Ms. Nimfa Simpson Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Sanders Ms. Mary E. Singer Ms. Ellen F. Sanderson Deacon & Mrs. Thomas When a refugee family arrives in Dayton, they are often faced Mr. & Mrs. James J. Santos, Jr. M. Sipniewski with countless challenges. Thanks to Buzz Portune and others Mr. & Mrs. Jay Sargeant Mr. & Mrs. John Skarzynski he has inspired to join him, one of those challenges has become Mr. & Mrs. Chad M. Sass Mr. Kevin L. Skinner much easier. While all refugees have permanent legal status upon Mr. Daniel W. Sauer Mr. & Mrs. Scott A. Skiple Mr. Rick Sauerland Ms. Andrea T. Skrlac arrival, most want to apply for green cards and eventually become Mr. & Mrs. Timothy P. Sayer Mr. & Mrs. George J. Skuns full citizens of the Unites States. Portune began offering his legal Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Scarbro Mr. & Mrs. David Slagle expertise in the area of immigration to walk these families through Mr. Jimmy Scarpelli Mr. & Mrs. James C. Sliemers the process. Last year alone, Portune and his fellow volunteers Mr. Frank Scarpino Mr. John D. Sliemers Mr. & Mrs. Rob Schaefer Mr. Steve Sliger gave 619 hours to this project, processing 254 green card Ms. Mary B. Schaeffer Mrs. Gloria Smith applications and 10 family reunification applications. Mr. & Mrs. Randall J. Schafer Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Smith Mr. Kyle Schafer Dr. & Mrs. G. Richard J. Smith Mr. Chris Schairbaum Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Steven M. Scheid Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence V. Smith Mr. Robert C. Scherger Ms. Karen Smith Ms. Maureen E. Schlangen Ms. Janet S. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Schlater Mr. Brent A. Smith Mr. George F. Schlotterer Mr. Steven R. Smith Mr. & Mrs. James Schmidt Mr. & Mrs. Barth A. Snyder Mr. John W. Schmidt Mr. Jerry W. Snyder Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Schmitmeyer Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Solomon Mr. & Mrs. John D. Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Earl Sonnenberg Mr. & Mrs. James T. Schneider Ms. Teresa Spanel Mr. & Mrs. Paul R. Schnur Mr. & Mrs. Walter F. Spaulding Mr. & Mrs. Jim Schoen Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Spaulding Dr. & Mrs. Daniel Schoulties Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Spearman Mr. Art Schoulties Dr. & Mrs. Eric Spina Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Schroll Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Spivey Mrs. Sue Schuetz Mr. Shaun Spivey Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Schulze Mr. James A. Sprauer Ms. Susan Schulze Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Springer Ms. Mary J. Schuman Mr. William Springer Mr. & Mrs. James A. Schumann Mr. & Mrs. Danny G. Sprouse Mr. & Mrs. Vincent M. Schwartz

2019 Community Impact Report 21 Contributors of cash gifts up to $999 continued

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis M. Vanderhorst Mrs. Angela Vanderhorst Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Vendely Mr. Douglas M. Ventura Mr. Matthew Veryser & Ms. Allison Craig Mr. Michael C. Bassett & Ms. Jeannine A. Vogel Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Vogel Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Vogel Mr. Ronald S. Volkerding Mr. & Mrs. Douglas P. Von Dohre Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Vondenhuevel Mr. Andrew P. Vonderahe Mr. & Mrs. Gregory L. Vonderheide Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Wade Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Wade Mr. Thomas J. Wagner The Jazz Party is Mrs. Shannon N. Wahrhaftig Catholic Social Services’ Mr. & Mrs. Don Waitzman Ms. Julia M. Weaver Mr. & Mrs. James Weller Ms. Christine B. Walker Hollis Ms. Carol Weaver Mr. & Mrs. Tony Wendeln biggest annual fundraiser, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wallace Dr. & Mrs. Paul Weber Ms. Florence M. Wenning bringing more than 400 supporters Mr. Matthew Wallace Mrs. Eileen M. Weber Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Wenstrup together on the Friday before Ms. Susan Wallberg Dr. Bradley A. Weber Dr. & Mrs. Frank J. Wenzke Ms. Barbara J. Wallbrown Mr. & Mrs. Franz C. Weckesser Ms. Megan Werner Thanksgiving. The 2019 event Mr. & Mrs. Robert Walsh Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Weckesser Ms. Pamela Werner generated net revenue of more than Mr. Phillip H. Wampler Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Wedig Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Westcott $200,000 to support essential Mrs. Dorothy L. Ward Mr. Charles F. Wehrman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. programs. Mr. Wayne E. Ward Ms. Katherine T. Weimer-Nahhas Westerkamp, Jr. Ms. Pat Wathen Mr. & Mrs. Andrew A. Weisner Ms. Margaret Westlund Mr. Daniel B. Wathen Mrs. Mary Welch Mr. & Mrs. Raymond C. Westrich Mr. & Mrs. Kevin W. Weaver Dr. & Mrs. Richard A. Welfare Mr. & Mrs. Philip D. Wetzel

Mrs. Mary J. Whalen 2020 Community Partner Award Mr. Tom Whalen Ms. Jeanne M. Whalen Sinclair Community College Mrs. Charlene C. Wheeler Mr. & Mrs. J. Thomas Wheeler Mrs. Evelyn A. Whilding Mr. & Mrs. John J. White This award recognizes the multitude Mr. Mark White of ways in which Sinclair Community Mr. & Mrs. Carl V. Whitener College supports the region and its Mrs. Betsey B. Whitney residents. CSSMV and Sinclair began Ms. Joanne M. Wible Mrs. Mary T. Widner working closely together in 2018 with the Mr. & Mrs. Daniel S. Wigton development of the Next Steps program, Dr. & Mrs. John J. Wilding introduced to increase persistence and Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wilhelm graduation rates for the college’s most Mr. & Mrs. Robert N. Wilke Mr. & Mrs. Jerome H. Will, Sr. at-risk population. In the aftermath of the Mrs. Marie Williams 2019 tornadoes, Sinclair made it possible Ms. Monica Williams for Laura Mercer to lead the Long-Term Mr. Shane Williams Recovery Operations Group as a loaned Mr. & Mrs. Harry S. Williamson Ms. Beth Williamson executive. Today, she works closely with Mr. J. Allen Wilmes CSSMV’s Long Term Recovery Case Mr. Rich Winans Management team to bring life-changing Mrs. Gail Wines services to the thousands of area Mr. & Mrs. George Wiss Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Wissman residents still working to put their lives Mr. & Mrs. Michael Witmer back together after the disaster. Mr. & Mrs. Mike Witt Ms. Lisa J. Witt Mr. Thomas N. & Dr. Kathleen L. Wittberg Mr. L. Joseph Wittenauer

22 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Wittmann Bishop Leibold School Perry ProTech Dr. & Mrs. James Budde Mr. & Mrs. John J. Wittmann Bladecutters, Inc. R.L. Fender Construction Special Gifts Ms. Beth Burlile Mrs. Gloria Woeber Bonbright Distributors Company, Inc. Father Edward Burns Mr. & Mrs. Joseph E. Woerner Brose Apartment Management Retro Solutions, LLC Designated Mr. Cordell Caley Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Wolfe Bruns Animal Clinic, Ltd Second National Bank for Memorial Mr. Peter Camm The Honorable & Mrs. William Chaminade Julienne Catholic Sell, Hegemann & Mr. Carlyle Campbell H. Wolff, Jr. High School Zimmerman Co., LPA Day Tornado Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Carlile Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Woodall Christ Child Society of Dayton Siemann & Associates Co, LPA Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W. Carrigg Mr. Jason Woodard Church Of The Cross United SK Mold & Tool Recovery Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carroll, Jr. Mr. Richard T. Woodie Methodist Spectrum Insurance Agency, Inc. Ms. Robin Casto Mr. Paul R. Woodie, Jr. Consolidated Treatment St. Michael Catholic Church Ms. Kathryn Cavanaugh Reverend Christopher J. Worland Systems, Inc. Staunton Health Services, Inc. Individuals Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Caylor Mr. & Mrs. Wesley L. Wright Custom Foam Products Takeda Pharmaceutical Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Adinaro, III Ms. Patricia Charles Ms. Patricia M. Wright Dick Ferguson Licensed Employee Giving Campaign Mr. & Mrs. Terry Adkins Mr. Patrick Chimenti Mr. Howie Wright Massage Therapy, LLC Target Corporation Mr. & Mrs. Richard E. Anderson Ms. Catherine M. Cimprich Mr. Nathan Wukie Emerson Climate The Uhl Agency Mr. Kevin Argo Ms. Sue Clement Mr. & Mrs. George Wymer Technologies, Inc. United Solutions, LLC Mr. & Mrs. William C. Armbruster Ms. Karen Clift Mr. & Mrs. William M. Yahle Frontstream United Way of Central Ohio Ms. Peggy Arnold Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Cobb Mr. Mark Yandrick Fultz Warehouse Carpet, Inc. United Way of Fayette County Ms. Karen M. Averbeck Mr. Christopher Cochran Mr. George Yefchak Galbreath Realty Service, Inc. United Way of Greater Portland Mr. Nathan Baldwin Mr. & Mrs. Brian Conde Mrs. Phyllis Yingling GE United Way Campaign United Way of Los Angeles Mrs. Erin Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cooper Ms. Sandra Yocum Givegab.com United Way Of Miami County Mrs. Susan J. Bavaro Mr. Charles Corman Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Young H.A. Dorsten, Inc. United Way Suncoast Ms. Carolyn J. Beck Ms. Amy J. Corrado Mr. Gerald Yurek Holy Trinity Catholic Church University of Dayton - Marianists Ms. Samantha Bennett Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Crippen Mr. & Mrs. John A. Zaidain IBM Employee Services Center Religious Mrs. Diane Bertke Mr. & Mrs. David L. Crosby Ms. Kathy Zamonski Incarnation School University of Dayton- Student Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bertleff Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Zehenny Joan Hjelm Family Development Mrs. Susan Blackman Ms. Karen L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Karl L. Zengel Charitable Trust Upper Valley Hearing & Mr. & Mrs. Paul Boeckman Ms. Johnnie Dillinger Mrs. Deanna Zikias Kaup Pharmacy Balance, Inc. Ms. Mary Bolan Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dilorenzo Mr. & Mrs. George Zimmer Knapke Poultry Farm, LLC Vocalink Mrs. Cindy Boller Mr. & Mrs. David J. Disque Mr. & Mrs. Donald P. Zimmer Knights of Columbus Wittman Custom Tailoring Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bolton Mr. David Dixon Mr. & Mrs. Stephen C. Zimmer Council #15645 Woodhaven Swim Club Mr. Alan Bonifas Dr. Patrick & Dr. Brenda Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Jack E. Zimmerman Marianist Sisters The Yellow Springs Havurah Mr. & Mrs. William Borger Ms. Mary Donovan Ms. Rebecca J. Zimmerman Mark Fornes Realty, Inc. Mrs. Nika Boyd Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Dorn Mr. Keith Zimmerman Midmark Corporation Mrs. Jennifer Boyer Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dowd Mr. Daniel Zink Network for Good Ms. Carolyn Brittain Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Doyle Ms. Rhonda M. Zink Orthopaedic Institute of Ms. Suzanne Broerman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Zobrist Dayton, Inc. Ms. Catherine Brunner Contnued on next page Ms. Della M. Zona Paypal Giving Fund Mrs. Marilyn Bruton Mr. E. J. & Dr. Mary Lou Zwiesler Mr. & Mrs. Marion T. Zwolski

Organizations 10 Wilmington Place ACCO Brands Alvetro Orthodontics Amazon Smile Foundation Ascension Catholic Church AXA Foundation Big Brothers Big Sisters Miami Valley

Carroll High School continued their tradition of including CSSMV’s Choice Food Pantry as a site for their summer work camp activities. Different students were on hand for each day of the week-long camp, including this cheerful group.

2019 Community Impact Report 23 Special Gifts Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Gazzerro Mr. & Mrs. Anthony L. Hoying Mr. Brian Kraft Ms. Mary Sacksteder continued Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Gerken Mrs. Florence M. Huels Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Krisher Mr. Rick J. & Dr. Mary J. Scalzo Mrs. Mary Jean Giliberto Mr. William Imfeld Mr. Jim Krokey Mr. Tom Scarpelli Mrs. Marianne Doyle Mr. Kenneth Gleason Ms. Doreen Jackson Ms. Julie Krommer Mr. Matthew J. Scarr Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Dreety Ms. Laura Gorham Ms. Denise U. Jenkins Mr. Joseph P. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Schade Mrs. Carmelita Duckro Mr. Matthew P. Graybill Mr. David H. Johnson Mr. & Mrs. John W. Krug Mr. John L. Schaefer Ms. Amy Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Grever Ms. Angela Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Krug Ms. Regina Schieltz Ms. Pat Durbin Mr. & Mrs. Donald L. Grieshop Ms. Susan Jones Mr. Joseph A. Krug Mr. & Mrs. John T. Schmitz Ms. Kathy Enneking Dr. Sara Guerrero-Duby Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Joseph Mr. Peter Kube Miss Mary Ann Schons Ms. Jennifer Evans Reverend Gerald R. Haemmerle Mrs. Donna Joyce Mr. & Mrs. Will Lakoff Mrs. Evelyn Schott Mr. Ed Extin Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hamilton Ms. Rachel June Mr. Paul T. Landers Mr. & Mrs. James A. Schubert, Jr. Mr. Ronald L. Falcone Mr. & Mrs. John M. Hanagan Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Kaiser Mr. Tim Laughlin Mrs. Krista Schupbach Mrs. Maryellen F. Fargey Mr. Thomas Hannan Mr. & Mrs. Donald C. Kammer Ms. Mary T. Lehmann Ms. Diane Schweitzer Ms. Tracey Farley Ms. Julia R. Hansen Ms. Linda S. Keener Dr. James T. & Senator Peggy B. Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Seboldt Mr. & Mrs. Kirk Febus Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Harlamert Mr. Timothy Kelly Lehner Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Seward Ms. Barbara Feldmann Ms. Deborah K. Hartman Mr. Nathan Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lehner Ms. Grace Shanesy Mr. & Mrs. Roger F. Ferry Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Haubert Mr. Terry Kent Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Levy Mrs. Kelley Sheets Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Fink Dr. & Mrs. Thomas A. Heck Ms. Barbara Kimmel Mr. & Mrs. James M. Ling Mr. Richard Shenk Mrs. Judith L. Finke Mrs. Karyn J. Hecker Mr. Michael Kimutis Mr. & Mrs. James M. Linthicum Mr. & Mrs. Richard Shepherd Ms. Kathleen S. Finke Mr. & Mrs. Irvin Herrmann Mr. John Paul King Mr. & Mrs. Martin J. Luckoski Mr. William Shepherd The Honorable & Mrs. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Heywood Mr. & Mrs. William C. Kinzig, II Mrs. Catherine C. Lumpp Ms. Lauren Shiman J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Higgins Mrs. Paula Kirklin Mrs. Dorothy Lutz Ms. Kathryne Shoup Mr. & Mrs. Martin A. Foos Mr. Michael Higgins Mrs. Margaret M. Klein Mr. William MacMillan, Jr. Ms. Grace Sinopoli Ms. Julie Ford Mrs. Megan Hill Deacon R. Michael Knight Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mangan Ms. Joan Slonaker Ms. Lynn Fortune Mr. John J. Hirn Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Knueve Ms. Linda Mansfield Mr. David Smith Mrs. Mary Jo Fraley Mr. & Mrs. James R. Hochwalt Ms. Merle A. Koenig Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Marks Mr. Lawrence Smith Mr. & Mrs. David B. Freimuth Mr. Donald A. Homan Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Kohlhepp Mr. Mike Maschmeyer Ms. Doris M. Smith Mr. Albert E. Fullenkamp Ms. Donna Horvath Mrs. Elizabeth & Mr. Steve Mr. Ronald Masella Ms. Stacy Stapleton Mr. & Mrs. Kent J. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Howard Konstantinidis Mr. Jonathan Masiulionis Mr. Hunter Stecko Mr. John F. McCarthy Ms. Judie Sturm Mr. Luke McCoy Mr. Robert R. Swab Mr. Martin McGinley Mr. & Mrs. John Sweeterman 2020 Community Partner Award Mr. & Mrs. Page McGirr Mr. Bob Taft Ms. Kamilla K. Meador Mr. David Tamborski Ohio Department of Transportation Father John Mencsik Ms. Mary Taylor Dr. & Mrs. Derek Menkedick Mr. & Mrs. William L. Thaler Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mergler Ms. Mary E. Thobe The Ohio Department of Transportation has become a key Mr. Lawrence E. Mick Mr. John Thompson partner for Catholic Social Services over the past four years. Mr. Brian Miller Mr. & Mrs. James G. Tillar CSSMV has long recognized the transportation challenges that Mr. Robert L. Mitsch Mr. Robert Toia exist for clients in the agency’s Northern Counties region. In Ms. Rebecca Moates Mr. & Mrs. Louis Tracy Mr. Paul M. Moorman Mr. Gerald Trietsch 2017, ODOT and CSSMV began RideLink in an effort to identify Ms. Mary Ann Nafz Mr. & Mrs. William G. Uhl, Sr. the specific gaps in transportation access and link clients to Ms. Leanne Nash Mrs. Annie Uhlenhake resources which already exist. The success of this partnership Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols Ms. Anne Varga brought CSSMV and ODOT together again to develop Ms. Ellie Nowels Mr. Nicholas Voisard Ms. Sharon L. O’Neal Mr. Thuy D. Vu RideConnect in early 2020. This program will utilize volunteer Mr. Gary C. Ostdiek Mr. John W. Wabler drivers to assist clients in need of transportation and will be Mr. Daniel O’Sullivan Ms. Deborah Wait coordinated through CSSMV’s Sidney office. Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Paul Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Weckesser Mr. Saverio Perugini, Jr. Mrs. Mary Welch Mr. & Mrs. Donald Phlipot Mrs. Sara Westbury Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pohl Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Wimsatt Ms. Emma-Leigh C. Pope Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Wirick, Sr. Ms. Cynthia Porubcansky Mr. & Mrs. Joe Wise Mr. & Mrs. James M. Powers Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Wissman Mr. Michael Pucke Mr. & Mrs. Richard Witt Mr. & Mrs. Philip A. Rathweg, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Wittmann Ms. Catherine A. Rauch Mrs. Mary G. Witzgall Mr. & Ms. Scott Reeve Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Woodall Mrs. Jo Anne Reiling Mr. Thomas P. Wuebben Mr. & Mrs. Andrew J. Reitz Mrs. Rose Wurst Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Remm Mr. & Mrs. George Wymer Reverend James Reutter Ms. Berta Yenney Mr. & Mrs. William P. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. David A. Young Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Rogero, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Zaidain Mrs. Laura Rook Mr. George R. Zeck Dr. & Mrs. Thomas W. Rueth Dr. Charles L. Zeller Ms. Lisa Ruple Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Zimmer Staff from the ODOT Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Russ Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zlotnik Office of Transit Mr. & Mrs. Edwin L. Ryan, Jr. Mrs. Gail Ryberg

24 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Organizations Mr. Joe Gross Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hancock All Saints Catholic Church Mr. Matt & Mrs. Carol † Harman Anna United Methodist Church Mr. & Mrs. John P. Hart, Jr. Archdiocese of Cincinnati Mr. & Mrs. James A. Herbig Catholic Charities of Southwest Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Hoffman Ohio Mr. Gary T. Honnert Catholic Charities USA Ms. Jill Hosford Catholic Charities, Diocese of Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hunt Toledo Ms. Joan Ivory The Dayton Foundation Mrs. Barbara E. Keehn Dayton Liederkranz-Turner Mr. Kevin Kelly Emmanuel Catholic Church Ms. Elizabeth Kisch Frank and Joan Gallina Ms. Meg Lagodzki Charitable Fund Dr. James T. & Senator Peggy B. GE Foundation Lehner Kare Excavating, Inc Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mathile Maria-Joseph Council 4022 Ms. Cindy McCaltry Marianist Community Mr. John McFarland Mathile Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. George B. Molinsky Our Home Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols Rainsoft of Greater Columbus Dr. Howard M. & Dr. Christine Cincinnati & Dayton A. Part In Seventh District Knights Ms. Kristine Part June, Ohio Department of St. John Mr. Don Patterson of Aging Director Ursel J. McElroy Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Ms. Jessica Pemberton Sisters of the Precious Blood Mr. & Mrs. David S. Richard visited CSSMV’s Sidney office and met The Society of the Precious Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Schneible with staff including CEO Laura Roesch and Ms. Terry Schoch Blood Coco’s Bistro St. Augustine Catholic Church Ms. Cherly Shavoley Northern Counties Director Kathy Sell. As a Mr. & Mrs. Earl Sonnenberg Coldwater Cafe St. Boniface Catholic Church Compost Dayton PASSPORT administrative agency, CSSMV St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Mr. Craig Stammen Mr. & Mrs. James G. Tillar Corner Kitchen contracts with providers for home-based Church Cornerstone Book & Gift Shop St. Helen Parish Dr. & Mrs. Paul Weber long-term services and supports Ms. Mary Williams CR Designs St. Luke Catholic Church Dayton Beer Company to help seniors “age in St. Mary Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Greg Wilt Mr. David Windelmecht The Dayton Club place.” St. Paul Catholic Church Dewey’s Pizza University of Dayton Dick Ferguson Licensed Massage The Wallace Foundation Organizations Therapy, LLC Milano’s Pizzeria Shelby Oaks Golf Club 10 Wilmington Place Dorothy Lane Market, Inc. Mutual Federal Savings Bank Sidney Flower Shop 17 West Restaurant Eden Spice NAASC- Dayton Chapter Sidney-Shelby County YMCA A Bloom Flowers and Gifts Emmy’s Bridal Nature’s Reflections Siemann & Associates Co, LPA Gift In Kind A.M. Leonard, Inc Fath Properties NCR Country Club Simply Baking by Brooke Contributors All About You Salon First United Methodist Church New Bremen Coffee Co. & The Society of the Precious Allison’s Custom Jewelry, Inc. Fisherman’s Wharf Charter Boats Books Blood Angel Heaven The Floor Store New Bremen Massage Clinic Space Three Individuals Archbishop Alter Catholic High The Foodbank, Inc. Newport Aquarium St. Albert the Great Catholic Ms. Carol Adamson School Fully Alive Yoga NKTelco, Inc. Parish Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Becker Arrowhead Golf Club Furst Florist Our Lady of Grace Catholic St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Mr. Duante Beddingfield Baby 2 Baby Galbreath Realtors Church Church Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Behr Barclay’s Clothiers Gilberg Furniture The Paragon Supper Club St. Christopher Catholic Church Mr. & Mrs. Tim Berning Bigby Coffee The Gleaning Place Pedal Wagon St. Henry Catholic Church Ms. Sharon Borgert Bonbright Distributors Goldfish Swim School Peoples Federal Savings & Loan St. Luke Catholic Church Ms. Karla Brightman Boosalis Baking and Cafe Got Veggies? Association St. Vincent de Paul Ms. Kathy Cavinder Boy Scouts Miami Valley Council Graceworks Lutheran Services Piqua Pizza Supply Administration Office Mr. Raul Chabali Brethren Retirement Community Harrison’s Pizza Hut Start Skydiving Mr. & Mrs. Christopher F. Cowan The Bridge Restaurant Heidelberg Distributing Co. Potbelly Sandwich Shop Submarine House Ms. Ash N. Cummings Buecker’s Fine Furniture Holy Angels Catholic Church Prosperity Promotions Tipp Cyclery Ms. Diane Cundiff Buffalo Wild Wings Holy Smokes & Barbeque Rachel’s Cakes Trophy Nut Mr. & Mrs. Todd M. Dammeyer Butler Heating & Air Home Again II Randi McVety Massage Therapist University of Dayton - Bookstore Ms. Geraldine Dietrich Conditioning Hotel Gallery Rapid Fire Pizza University of Dayton - Center Mr. & Mrs. Scott Edwards Cardinal Pointe Financial Group The Inn at Versailles Readmore Hallmark for Social Concern Ms. Lacie Ellison Carillon Historical Park The Ivy Garland Reiber Cleaners University of Dayton - Student Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ferguson Casa Lupita Mexican Grille James Free Jewelers Ron & Nita’s, Inc. Development Mr. & Mrs. Theodore J. Fink Chaminade Julienne Catholic Jay & Mary’s Book Center Roost Modern Italian Wertz Variety Store Mr. Jim Hausman & Ms. Mary L. High School Kingdom Life Christian Center Rusty Taco Wheat Penny Oven & Bar Funke Choice One Engineering Corp. Knights of Columbus - Council Salar Restaurant & Lounge Wild Poppy Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Gearhardt Christ Child Society of Dayton #10215 Sara Paper Woodhouse Day Spa Mr. & Mrs. John Geise Church of the Incarnation Latter Day Saints - Feed Ohio Second National Bank Mrs. Janet M. Graul Church of the Nazarene Humanitarian Servicemaster On The Spot Contnued on next page Cincinnati Zoo Lee’s Chicken Lock One Theater

2019 Community Impact Report 25 Gifts in Kind Catherine Benkert continued Victor Bergman Joyce Bertch Robert Birkmeyer Gifts Made Clarence Bittner Millie Boehmen in Honor of Richard Bosticco Don Bowman Mary Adducchio Wallace Brever Denise Adinaro Father David Brinkmoeller Joey Anderson Tom Broerman Ned Bahan Helen Hisey Brown Terry & Dee Baltes Ronald Bundy Andrew & Theresa Beiring Dorothy Burroughs Lucille Berning Richard Campbell Terry Bouty Jenny Rebecca Cormier Father David Brinkmoeller Tom Crandall Mel Buck Vera Cunningham Andria Chiodo Ben & Helen Danis Bob & Mary Daniszewski Pat DeChristopher Karen Davis Robert DiGuardi Clara DeChristopher Nick DiSalvo Lydia Denslow William Ditzel Regina Dixon Mary Duckro The 2019 Philip & Louisa Dreety Martin C. Dugan Celebration of Caring, the The Scarpelli Family William Edwards annual fundraiser for CSSMV’s Vivian Finch-Courts Sally Eifert George McLefresh Debbie Graham R. Peter Finke John & Beatrice McSell Northern Counties programs, Sister Damienne Grismer Carol Fischbach Jim Meixner featured the sounds of the ‘60s with Robert & Susan Gutdendorf Michael Flynn Bernadette Mitsch The American Kings who took Joe Hancox William & Helen Flynn David Moorman Herbert Homan Bob George Jo Morelock audience participation to a John Jackson Florance Ginnan Betty E. Myers whole new level! Cecelia Jasek James Greene, III Sharon Nederman Kelly S. Johnson Nancy Gregory Margaret & Murray O’Brien Jim & Jerie Kelly Ron Greine Mary Catherine Opfer Mikel Koverman David Grenko Melisa T. Ordean Mary Lehner Barbara Grugin Joseph Pappalardo Stephen Mackell Dr. Joseph Haas Vicky Ramsey Volunteers Carrie Breitwieser Maria Elisa Mascorro Jane Haley Shirley Rickelman Fr. David Brinkmoeller † Michael McCann William Hansen Ron Rose Sahar Abouchahine-Allan Huntting Brown Edgar Moorman Donald Hart Fred Rost Cyndi Adams Karla Brun Jean Bosco Mungarurire Robert J. Hart Paul & Carolyn Ryan Brittany Addison William Brunner Owen Pollack Theresa Heppner Polly Scherger Deborah Adler-Codeluppi Jim Budde Cara Powers Betty & Bob Hickey Hannah Shinkle Carol Ahlers Madeline Calhoun Dave & Denise Richard Quentin & Susan Honnert Linda Simms Mark Ahles Gai Bowler Cannon Laura Roesch Connie Horstman Reid Christian Simon Mary Allen Michael Van Cannon Joseph Scarpelli Marilyn Horton Robert Skebo Brian Anderson Mose Cannon, Jr. George & Mary Shaffer Arthur C. House Milton L Sprowl Trey Archer Elizabeth Carr John Speer Norman Howell Steven Stucke Adam Armstrong Charlene Case Frank Surico Dave Imber Kelly Syron Jody Armstrong Brett Chmiel Jim & Sylvia Tillar Dean Imbrogno Josephine Timpone Amparo Arnold Junghyeon Cho Penn Timpone Kathy Jacobs Joe Tracy Edward Arnold Mary Ellen Clark Dale & Betty Voisard Suzanne Catherine James Paula Tunney Marty Bagatti Deb Codeluppi Sister Mary Wendeln Emmett Joseph Emily Vondenhuevel Sr. Carol Bauer Gary Codeluppi Mary Jane Whalen Joe Kappa Cecilia Walling Pam Baugham Trudy Cordero Father Chris Worland Sandra Kay Klinsing Pat Wampler Ann Becker Jamie Cox Elizabeth Koproski William Ward Molly Becker Joanna Cross Mikel Koverman Gene Weber Krista Bertke Laurie Cornett Cross Barbara Krug Rev. Thomas C. Widner Leah Bertke Ash Cummings Gifts Made Zoe Lane Margaret Eileen Williams Sheryl Betche Todd Dammeyer in Memory Sarah Leibold Kay Wilson Campanile Mary Beyer Becky Davis Joseph Lenzo Raymond Woeber Betty Blue Laticia DeMink-Williams of Thelma Leonard Mary Yahle David Bohardt Mary Kay Democko Ralph & Esther Linthicum John Zengel Anne Bohlen-Watson Olivia Depperschmidt Christine Anson Fred & Joy Loebker Jeff Bohrer Eric Deutsch Josephine Apicella Carl Lombard Barbara Boose Haley Dillman The Barger Family Bob Lowden Howard Boose John Dunlap Marian Basista Magdalen Mahle Diane Borchers Larissa Duprey Laura Behr Linda Majka Katie Breitenbach Joseph Ebenger Mary Benchic Dolores Marucco Adam Breitwieser Kathy Eckerle Nancy McBride

26 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Ronald Eckerle Jim Kennedy Tony Ortiz Beth Savage Laura Thimons Janet Edwards Sharon Kerber Aubrie Patch Matthew Scarr Sylvia Tillar Scott Edwards Nikos Kladitis Kendra Payton-Bell Christy Schaub Aisha Traylor Sue Elsner Daniel Klco J’Autiana Peebles Brittany Schick Taylor Trimble Jordan Engle Rev. Doug Klinsing Tim Pepper Carolyn (CJ) Schoeff Warkoneta Tucker Beth Esposito Steve Kohls Dennis Percy David Schoeff Christine Turney Beverly Fanz Lucy Kramer Linda Petric Catherine Schoenharl Leigh Waltz Youssef Farhat Jeffrey Kremer Sr. Linda Pleiman Nancy Schroll Karen Wampler Matt Farrell Kevin Krucki Alan Poplinski Peggy Seboldt Rebecca Watts Katherine Favela Mary Lacher Robert Portune Damaris Seijo Jenny Weber Rachel Feltner Barbara Lain Cara Powers Michelle Shanahan Murphy Weiland Beth Ferguson Jacqueline Lawless Rachel Prindle Norm Shearer Mary Ann Welch Roger Ferry Ann Leigh Erin Rafter Elena Shepherd Kathy Welfare Vivian Finch-Courts Catherine Lewis Nancy Raley Geunwoo Shim Christene Wells Haley Finn Linda Lopez John Rau Tedd Shimp Karen Wendeln Eileen Flynn Pamela Lubbers Mary Rau Dianne Sielschott Mike Whalen Velma Frei Carlos Lynch Joan Rawson Tom Silverii Alia Whitney Evie Freimuth Jayden Mahon Tori Rhule Donna Simmons Mary Kay Wick Mary Funke Jaclyn Malbrough David Richard Carolyn Smith Cassandra Wilson Brownfield Erin Gahimer Danny Mangelsdorf Gerald Richardson Ed Smith Christopher Wittmann Jordyn Gardner Denise Manirakiza David Richey William Sorensen Kimberly Wolfe David Garrett Kathleen Martin Doug Rindler Landis Soto Treva Wynn Eileen Gauder Nichole Matthews Jason Roasrio Teresa Spanel Kathleen Zaidain Mary Gearhardt Christy Mays Brad Roediger Lanny Sparks Laura Zeck Jacqueline Gentry Michael McCann Adriane Rogers Karen Spina James Ghory, Jr. Ronald McDonald Doris Romie Kathleen Stechschulte Every effort has been made Janis Gimbrone Becky McDowell Gene Romie Ileana Stone to include all 2019 donors Yolanda C Gist Amy McEntee Silvian Rosario David Stonebraker and volunteers in these Emily Goubeaux Michael McFadden Rachel Rosen Irene Stonebraker listings; we apologize if any Brian Gravunder Marianne McFall Kathy Rupp Joseph Stork omissions have been made. Molly Gravunder Marilyn McMichael Patti Rupp-Hunt Arthenia Sullivan Hayley Green La’Dashia McNichols Molly Russell Alita Taylor Donald L. Grieshop Susan Melville Nona Rutledge Julie Taylor Richard Haas Dan Menke James Saluke Kierra Taylor James Hall Christina Mesa Jessica Saunders Tim Tehan Rick Hall Brian Meyer Whitney Saunders Jennifer Tellez Stephen Hall John Miltenberger Craig Ham Ernestine Minani Breanna Hamilton Loraine Mitter Chloe Harris Anna Monnett Evelyn Harrison Thomas Monnig James Hausman Michael Morand Margaret Hawkins Karen Myers Ted Hecht James Nagai Tim Heishman Kathy Nichols Katie Heishman Aniceth Niyongabo Brian Heitkamp Mary Jane O’Hara Mike Hennessey Larissa O’Shea Collette Herbig Robert Herider Sam Holland In Lou Homan Kurt Horner 2019 the Refugee Cherita Howard Resettlement program’s Irene Howard storage warehouse relocated to a James Hunter Marvin Ingram new site at the rear of the Job Center. Emily Ivey Groups like Ascension Kettering have been Diane Jacoby incredibly helpful by coordinating donation Elizabeth Jacoby Ryan Jago drives for items needed for arriving Patty James refugee families. Pictured at left is Bri’Anna Jamison Refugee Resettlement Program Erica Jones Manager Michael Murphy. Kathleen Kammer David Kanyuch Pamela Kanyuch Larry Keller Sadie Kemp

2019 Community Impact Report 27 Mobility Management

Large cities may have an abundance of CSSMV’s Northern Counties region. Knowing Launched in 2016, the RideLink call center helps buses and taxicabs, but one of the challenges that increased services are needed, Mobility connect callers to existing transportation options, of living in a more rural area is a lack of mass Manager Michelle Caserta-Bixler found that while also identifying gaps in the existing system. transit. If one does not have a car or cannot securing funding is tied to having updated drive, simple errands that others take for granted coordinated transportation plans in each county. available transportation. Being implemented in can be difficult or nearly impossible. CSSMV has become the lead agency for six counties, the pilot will start with roughly In 2016, Catholic Social Services of the updating and implementing coordinated plans 10 volunteer drivers who will use their own Miami Valley launched RideLink, a call center in Shelby, Darke, and Champaign Counties, and is vehicles to provide safe transport. designed to link individuals in Champaign, Darke, working with the Miami Valley Regional Planning Caserta-Bixler is also certified to facilitate Logan, Miami, Preble and Shelby Counties to Commission to coordinate services in a nine- Beyond Driving with Dignity, a program for existing transportation options that meet their county region. “Since we don’t directly provide helping seniors become self-aware of limitations, needs and their ability to pay. transportation, we can be an impartial voice and CarFit, a program designed to instruct aging Made possible by a grant from the Ohio at the table as we bring providers and other drivers about adjustments they can make to Department of Transportation (ODOT), stakeholders together,” said Caserta-Bixler. continue driving safely. RideLink has helped consumers of all ages to Under Caserta-Bixler’s guidance, updated find transportation, but has also collected data coordinated plans have been approved by ODOT that shows a widespread lack of availability in and are now being updated annually. Goals include working with providers to offer evening and weekend hours, working with employers Caserta-Bixler has developed transportation to identify transportation obstacles for workers, guide booklets for Darke and Shelby Counties. and developing options that cross county lines. The booklets, both of which are titled “Stay In late 2019, CSSMV received ODOT Connected,” include information about public funding for a new pilot program that will transportation, providers, and other train volunteer drivers. The goal of the resources. program, called RideConnect, is to expand options for individuals whose needs cannot be met by current

CSSMV Mobility Manager Michelle Caserta- Bixler focuses on a broad area that includes Champaign, Darke, Logan, Miami, Preble and Shelby Counties.

28 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Mobility management projects have impacted rural Mobility areas of Ohio in a positive way. I have watched Michelle (Caserta-Bixler) from CSSMV go from Management attending meetings to facilitating coordination Service Stats meetings with multiple counties, accelerating • 72 RideLink calls progress on county transportation goals and • 20 individuals/agencies trained strategies. Through the coordinated planning process, through Defensive Driving residents are having their voices heard when it comes Classes to unmet transportation needs. Transit projects are • 128 requests received from then developed to address those needs. For example, American Cancer Society/Road to Recovery after gathering data, Michelle observed there was a • Presentations about lack in services available for individuals who didn’t transportation needs and meet eligibility requirements for transportation fare Olivia Hook coordinated plans made to assistance. Michelle has partnered with other mobility Statewide Mobility Coordinator 101 individuals from 7 different facilities/organizations managers to propose a pilot volunteer driver program Office of Transit to help address this and other issues. This project was Ohio Department of awarded to Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Transportation for calendar year 2020. 2019 Community Impact Report 29 Poverty Alleviation Services

Living in poverty is incredibly difficult they have enough food for tonight’s dinner. At right, Volunteers assist with unloading a delivery and stressful. Despite a person’s best efforts to The FoodSource program provides low- of food for the pantry. Fresh produce is available on “pull himself up by his bootstraps,” a variety income seniors in Darke, Miami, and Shelby a daily basis. of challenges can conspire to keep him from Counties with a 40-pound box of staple foods achieving the American Dream. Problems each month. of our help, she was able to finish her nursing such as chronic health issues, inadequate But alleviating poverty is about more degree and increase her potential earning housing, absence of reliable child care, and than food, since hunger is just a symptom capacity.” even a simple lack of knowledge about money of underlying issues. During a private intake Families Forward pairs a CSSMV Family management can make it difficult, if not session at the pantry, clients are connected to Advocate with families whose children impossible, to get ahead. resources to help them become economically attend Kiser Elementary School, located in The goal of CSSMV’s poverty alleviation self-sufficient. Licensed social workers address an area with one of the highest poverty rates services is to help individuals and families issues like finding employment or housing, in the city of Dayton. The program supports overcome these barriers. Central to this effort identifying and accessing government benefits, children’s academic success by engaging in Dayton is the CSSMV Choice Food Pantry, budgeting, and continuing education. their parents, making referrals for community which serves about 6,000 households each Next Steps helps students at Sinclair services, and working on goals to help break year. Community College who may have family the cycle of poverty. Even in rural counties, where agriculture responsibilities, transportation issues, or other “Our clients are so grateful for the is strong, there is a food scarcity rate over 10%, barriers to staying in school. “We provide assistance we provide,” said Steele. “Simple meaning that 1 in 10 families are not sure if financial, mental, and emotional support,” things others take for granted can make a huge said Justine Steele, CSSMV Mission Services difference for someone who is struggling. We Manager. “One client was finding it hard to pay link them to resources they couldn’t access or her utility bills because she could only work didn’t know existed. They feel so discouraged Next Steps client Kanitha Wood (at right) meets limited hours while attending classes. Because and we give them hope.” with her case manager, Justine Steele.

Below, emergency food pantries like the one at CSSMV are designed to supplement the food people can purchase for themselves with their own income and other benefits like SNAP.

30 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Poverty I am so grateful that CSSMV came into my life when they did. I had been working on a degree in nursing Alleviation for several years, while supporting two daughters Service Stats on my own, when the tornadoes hit on Memorial • 6,087 families (15,887 individuals) Day weekend last year. My girls and I were served by the Choice Food Pantry without power for ten days, and because I was • 1,010 service referrals provided to taking online courses, I was unable to complete my pantry clients summer classes. I reached out to the counselors • 7,480 pounds of food delivered to at Sinclair and they put me in touch with Justine at rural seniors through FoodSource CSSMV. Justine immediately helped us out in our • 430 families (1,074 individuals) received Family Stabilization & moment of need. Support services Once we got everything settled down at home, • 270 households received utility she helped me navigate getting back on track with Kanitha Wood assistance my degree. This December, I earned my diploma. Next Steps program client • 45 families (131 individuals) Today, I am working as a nurse at Kettering, and received Families Forward case management supports I will forever be grateful for Justine and everyone at CSSMV and Sinclair who helped me realize my dream. 2019 Community Impact Report 31 Supervised Visitation

Now celebrating 22 years, Erma’s Supervised visitation allows children to maintain House is considered to be the “gold standard” a relationship with both of their parents, in supervised visitation. Named for Erma something that is generally found to be an Bombeck, the beloved humor columnist important factor in the positive adjustment to from Dayton, Erma’s House provides both family dissolution. supervised visits for non-custodial parents and supervised exchanges where children are Services. For 2020, funding from Children’s dropped off by one parent and picked up by Services has been reduced, which will impact the other. the number of referrals that can be served. Volunteers are the backbone of Erma’s There is currently a waiting list of 12 families. House, and they are carefully trained to be “Although the opioid crisis is not as dire professional observers of the interactions as it once was, we are still seeing that many between parents and children. In 2019, four Age-appropriate toys and games are available for of our families have issues with drugs,” said part-time staff members oversaw a group of families at Erma’s House. Wahrhaftig. “Many also have a history of 25 volunteers and two interns who provided family violence including domestic violence 1,278 volunteer hours to help children cope comfortable around the parent who has left between the parties or allegations of child with a world where not every family is perfect. the home, and there are often safety concerns abuse.” “Maintaining and rebuilding families in a about that parent. No matter the reason families visit Erma’s safe and neutral environment is the mission of Drug use, mental health issues, and House, staff and volunteers are committed to Erma’s House,” said Program Manager Shannon incarceration are just a few of the reasons that providing a safe environment where they can Wahrhaftig. supervision is required to protect children. maintain the crucial parent/child relationship. When parents have unresolved Erma’s House clients are referred by the court differences that make it impossible to keep system or Montgomery County Children a family together, children are left in a state of uncertainty about the broken relationship. They may feel like they are to blame for the problems of their parents. They may not feel

Staff and volunteers are thoroughly trained to monitor and document each visit, as well as to appropriately intervene if necessary.

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I’m a pediatrician and I also work in pediatric Supervised emergency medicine, so I’ve seen what can happen Visitation when children end up in an unsafe environment. I’ve been volunteering as a visitation monitor for Erma’s Service House for almost two years, and I’m currently Stats supervising weekly visits for two different families. In one case, the children are willing to spend time • 65 families served, including 100 children and 144 adults with their visiting parent at Erma’s House because • 937 supervised visits they know we will keep them safe. The other family • 229 supervised exchanges has seen a 180-degree turnaround since they’ve • 1,278 hours donated by 27 been coming here, as the parents have developed a program volunteers healthier relationship and are doing a much better • 100% of residential parents/ job of co-parenting their children. This has become Mary L. guardians responding to an extremely important volunteer activity for me as surveys reported that they Erma’s House Volunteer and their children feel safe at I’ve seen first-hand what a difference the program Erma’s House can make for children and their families.

2019 Community Impact Report 33 Refugee Resettlement

challenge faced by refugee families entering Refugees are legally allowed to work immediately the United States every day. upon arrival in the U.S. The CSSMV resettlement When a new family has been approved to team works with each individual to assess skills, resettle in the Dayton region, the first step for help with resumes and job applications, and CSSMV staff is to secure housing. Volunteers provide job readiness training. then set up the house with furniture, bedding, dishes, and food supplies. Direct service who are already here,” said Murphy. “Our staff begins when CSSMV representatives pick up is aware of trauma they may have encountered the new arrivals at the airport. Often it’s a and know what wrap-around services they large family with six or seven children. may need.” “What makes our program unique is our The next 30 days are spent enrolling staff’s diversity of professional backgrounds children in school and connecting with and experiences,” said Michael Murphy, community and social services like health care Schierloh refugee resettlement program manager. “While and literacy classes. There is also acculturation: Many arriving refugees are multi-lingual, but we do represent various cultures and speak helping the new family understand how to get English may not be one of the languages they eight languages, what is most important is that around, how employment works, how school know, so linking them with ESL classes is a top we have people who have special talents.” works, and so on. priority. Murphy has team members who have “We work closely with Dayton Public experience working with employers, an Schools,” said Murphy. “ There is an urgency understanding of housing options available in to get the children enrolled and learning Imagine fleeing your home the city, and relationships with local landlords. because that helps the parents assimilate too.” because of war or persecution, spending years The whole team understands the complex There are often medical challenges, so Dayton in a refugee camp and finally being granted nature of resettlement work. Children’s Hospital and the Montgomery passage to a new country, but not speaking “Most of our current refugee arrivals County Department of Public Health are the language, or understanding the traffic laws, come from the Democratic Republic of Congo important partners. In the past year, several the money, or the grocery store. This is the and are being reunited with family members mothers gave birth soon after arrival. Community partners help with job training to get the adults into the workforce so that the family can become economically self-sufficient. “We build relationships with potential employers and help refugees develop their skills to make them marketable in the American workforce,” said Murphy.

Officer Ndayisaba Ramadhan was welcomed to Dayton by CSSMV in 2008, alongside his parents and four siblings. He was 16 years old and had lived in a refugee camp since he was 1. After becoming a U.S. citizen, he graduated from the Police Academy and was sworn in as a member of the Dayton Police Department in April 2019. He was the guest speaker at CSSMV’s 2019 Shine Dayton Celebration.

34 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley I joined the Catholic Social Services staff in 2019, Refugee and I quickly found that the agency’s refugee Resettlement resettlement services are much broader, more complex, and more nuanced than what people Service Stats outside of the agency ever see or hear about • 400 total clients served — there is so much that happens behind the • 91 households (301 people) scenes. Refugees are some of the most resilient, served as new arrivals courageous, and hard-working people in our • 30 households (99 people) community, and CSSMV’s services are critical for served as secondary migrants helping them become integrated, productive, and • Of 182 new arrivals considered “employable,” 123 successfully contributing members of our city and region. gained employment The refugee resettlement staff are dedicated and have a genuine respect for their clients. These Monica E. Harris are also among the most creative, adaptable and Refugee Resettlement collaborative people I have worked with in my Team Leader – Employment 12 years in the non-profit sector. I am honored and former Welcome Dayton to be part of this team of caring and supportive Coordinator for the City of Dayton professionals! 2019 Community Impact Report 35 2019 Financial Statement Revenue Summary 76%...... Government Funding...... $16,941,886 17%...... Contributions (Cash and In-Kind)...... $3,908,519 2%...... Program Fees/ Other...... $500,193 of the Year 2%...... One Faith One Hope One Love Campaign ...... $398,262 1%...... United Ways...... $333,932 1%...... Catholic Ministries Appeal...... $288,654 The 98th year of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley serving our region is one TOTAL REVENUE...... $22,371,446 that will not soon be forgotten. Thank you to the thousands of individuals, organizations, volunteers Expenses and advocates who helped us provide services to 64%...... PASSPORT/Assisted Living Waiver / more than 22,000 individuals last year. Care Coordination/Senior Outreach...... $14,332,614 10%...... Mission Services (Choice Pantry & FSS) ...... $2,241,768 6%...... Management and General ...... $1,440,173 The agency’s Annual Fund continues to 5%...... Early Childhood Education Center ...... $1,029,647 experience growth from our community of 5%...... Refugee Resettlement Services ...... $1,015,206 supporters. This important funding source is one 2%...... Pregnancy & Parenting Services (Dayton) ...... $465,912 of the primary reasons why CSSMV is able to 2%...... Development and Public Relations ...... $456,730 quickly respond to changing community needs as 2%...... Northern Counties ...... $338,833 you have seen throughout this publication. Our 1%...... Long Term Recovery ...... $264,354 community challenges are always evolving, and 1%...... Professional Counseling (Dayton) ...... $223,034 CSSMV will continue to strive to be ahead of the 1%...... Erma’s House ...... $161,679 curve in meeting those needs. 1%...... Mobility Management ...... $152,967 1%...... Services to the Elderly (Dayton) ...... $128,345

In order to ensure that we are best stewarding TOTAL EXPENSES...... $22,251,262 your support, it is equally important that CSSMV *Change in Net Assets ...... $2,651,443 recognize when a program or service we provide is no longer necessary because the needs are TOTAL EXPENSES and LOSSES ...... $24,902,704 being met elsewhere. In 2019, we experienced *Represents loss on assumption of pension benefits, and disposal of fixed assets the closing of one program which had received associated with Early Childhood Education Center

tremendous support over the years, and began The numbers presented in this report are unaudited. The official audited 2019 financial report a new area of work with long-term tornado will be available at www.cssmv.org or upon request after June 30, 2020. recovery.

This is why we categorize most Annual Fund gifts “Where the need is greatest.” Your trust and confidence in CSSMV to put those resources to the best use is deeply appreciated, and we hope this report provides assurance that your gifts are making a lasting impact on the lives we serve.

Thank you to those who contributed to this report and those who make producing and providing it to our community possible. We hope you will share the good news about the mission being carried out every day at CSSMV.

Michael Lehner

Agency CEO Laura Roesch and Marketing & Development Director Mike Lehner were joined Director of Marketing and Development at the 2019 Jazz Party by about 400 agency supporters, including Richard Wick and J.R. Hochwalt. 36 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley Sources of Giving

37% In Kind Contributions*

35% Cash Contributions

14% Archdiocese of Cincinnati • One Faith One Hope One Love Campaign 8% • Catholic Ministries Appeal 6%

7% United Way

5% Event Revenue

2% Legacy/Bequest

*83% of in kind contributions are FoodBank donations for our Choice Food Pantry

Tornado Recovery Support Disaster Brings a Community Together 57% Archdiocese of Cincinnati - second collection 29% Foundations/Corporations/Churches In the weeks following the Memorial Day tornadoes which left a path 14% Individual Contributions of destruction through the Dayton area and Celina, we saw residents step up to help each other in remarkable ways. The phrase “Miami Valley Strong” took on a new meaning as friends and neighbors helped remove debris from each other’s yards, collected food and water, housed those who had nowhere to turn, and most notably, donated millions of dollars to local organizations to assist in the recovery. Catholic Social Services received unsolicited financial support not only from the Dayton region, but from around the country. Most notable was the support CSSMV received from the Catholic community. In June, second collections were held at nearly all of the Catholic parishes in the Archdiocese, and those contributions totaled more than $400,000, representing just over half the total gifts made for tornado recovery work in 2019. CSSMV will utilize these funds over the next three years, which is the anticipated recovery time for a disaster of this magnitude. For more information about the way the agency is using these resources, please read about CSSMV’s Long-Term Tornado Recovery program on page 6.

2019 Community Impact Report 37 from the board chair

On behalf of my fellow members of the Board of Directors of Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV), I want to thank everyone who has generously supported our agency in its efforts to impact the people we serve. From Dayton to the northernmost reach of the Archdiocese in Auglaize County, CSSMV has been a strong and consistent voice for the vulnerable among us. This past year has seen great challenges in the Miami Valley region and beyond. From the devastation of the Memorial Day tornadoes to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have heard unprecedented cries for help. These cries have been answered by an amazing community effort to meet the needs of our neighbors. CSSMV has emerged as a leader in that effort and is well-positioned to respond to crises, both large and small, because that is what we have done for nearly 100 years. The leadership of CSSMV has the foresight to make bold decisions in the best interest of the community and to develop partnerships to enhance services for all. This past year’s move to close Lincoln Cara Powers Academy was carefully researched before being finalized, and ultimately proved timely as focus soon 2019-2020 Board Chair shifted to long term case management for tornado victims. The recent merger with Life Essentials has enabled us to welcome an organization that fits perfectly with our long-standing commitment to serve vulnerable seniors. As needs change, CSSMV adapts and continues to seek out opportunities to serve in the best way possible. I am so very proud of the CSSMV staff and volunteers for their selfless and dedicated work. They make a difference — for young mothers, refugees in a strange land, children at risk, struggling families, and isolated seniors. Because of them, CSSMV is a lifeline for so many. This uplifting work would not be possible without the support of benefactors who recognize that even a small gift can make a big impact, especially in these stressful times. Some of you may have supported our work for many years; others gave for the first time. I hope you see in these pages how important your gifts have been and will continue to be as we move forward to face more challenges, both ongoing and new. I know you’re currently challenged by the unprecedented changes we face, whether staying at home or serving an essential business. I wish many blessings on all of you and your families and look forward to brighter days when we can be together in fellowship once again. We appreciate your support.

2019-2020 Board of Directors, starting at top, L-R: Steve Hall, Matt Scarr, Jim Ghory, Jody Armstrong; Row 2: Ron McDonald, Sr. Linda Pleiman, Beth Savage, Marvin Ingram; Row 3: Dave Richard, Rachel Prindle, CJ Schoeff, Tony Ortiz; Row 4: Sr. Carol Bauer, Don Grieshop, Cara Powers, Donna Simmons; Row 5: Dennis Percy, Norm Shearer, Beth Esposito

38 Archbishop Schnurr visited the site of the Oregon District shooting to pray for those lost and injured, and to show his support for the community. from archbishop schnurr

Whenever we face challenges in our lives, we must realize that we are not alone. As the Church, we are united as members of the Body of Christ; we are united first of all to Jesus and, then, through Him to one another. He tells us, “Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give it to you. Do not let your hearts be troubled or afraid” (John 14: 27). The peace that Jesus gives us flows from the Cross, that place where the Son offers Himself entirely to the Father for our salvation.

Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley (CSSMV) has cared for the poor, the elderly, the hungry, and the disadvantaged for nearly 100 years. During any crisis, whether it is the devastating wrath of a tornado, the invisible threat of the coronavirus, an unplanned pregnancy or job loss, or the uncertainly faced by a refugee in a strange land, the mission of CSSMV is more important than ever as it reaches out to the most vulnerable among us.

It is often said that we pray for God’s help but feel abandoned because we do not recognize the Lord when He comes. The services offered by CSSMV – providing food, comforting seniors, welcoming the stranger, protecting the sanctity of life, counseling the woeful, offering a hand up — are truly the work of Christ, work that shows His presence in the world even in times of trouble.

In the midst of our struggles, we look to organizations like CSSMV that follow the call of Christ to serve others in times of need. Christ is with us in this journey, and He is present to those in need through us. CSSMV staff and volunteers are witnesses to the love of God which conquers all things. They are offering those in need the peace that only Christ can give, the peace He wants for all of us.

May God bless all of us during times of trial, and especially those who continue to serve the vulnerable and the generous people who support those efforts, both financially and in prayer.

Sincerely yours in Christ, Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr Archbishop of Cincinnati 2019 Community Impact Report 39 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

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Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley and Life Essentials have completed a merger that will mean new resources for both organizations. As of April 1, 2020, Life Essentials has officially Dayton become the newest program of Catholic Social Services. Life Essentials started in 1987 as a volunteer-driven Nonprofit agency called Chums and Choices. More than 30 years later, Life Essentials provides advocacy services in Life Essentials Montgomery and Greene Counties that enable seniors and people living with mental illness to have a greater Merges with quality of life. “We were one of several agencies approached by Life Essentials to discuss the possibility of a merger,” said Catholic Social Services CEO Laura Roesch. “Once we had that conversation, Catholic Social it quickly became apparent that there was an obvious fit. We already serve more than a thousand low-income seniors every year to help them age in place, so adding guardianship and advocacy Services is well within our mission and service model. With Life Essentials’ Chums program, our agency will also be adding a new focus on those age 50 or older who are living with mental illness.”

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 Long Term United Way of Shelby County Health Facility Recovery Operations Group U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops CSSMV is an agency of: Ohio Department of Job Montgomery County The Archdiocese of and Family Services Human Services Cincinnati Ohio Department of Ohio Department of Aging Medicaid Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services