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For Seniors for Families 2016 IMPACT REPORT GOING WIDER Three things will last forever – FOR SENIORS GOING DEEPER faith, FOR FAMILIES hope, and love – and the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13 Dear CSS Family, Thanks to your generosity, partnership, and prayers, Catholic Social Services has been meeting the pressing needs of our community with compassion for 70 years. This year, we were able to do some really great things together! We had the opportunity to serve 21% more seniors, launched the Foster Grandparent Program, celebrated the second anniversary of the St. Francis Center in Portsmouth, and began the expansion of the new Our Lady of Guadalupe Center. St. Teresa used to say “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small Rachel Lustig things with great love.” Doing things with love: that is the Catholic Social Services President & CEO way. At CSS, we strive to do our work with faith, hope, and love. This informs the way that we treat our clients and work with them to reach their potential. In our work and in our world, things can seem grim, and it is so important to remember that, with God’s grace, transformation can and does happen, and that when we work together in faith, hope, and love, anything is possible. Thank you for helping make our world brighter for over 30,000 people! Thomas R. Winters Board Chair Rachel Lustig, Tom Winters President & CEO Chairman of the Board Senior Staff MISSION Rachel Lustig Motivated by faith, President & CEO Catholic Social Sabree Akinyele Services helps poor Vice President of Programs and vulnerable Laura Campise seniors and families Director of Mission Advancement reach their potential. Nazree Gore Controller VISION Tameko Martin joined Catholic Social Dave Desender our team as Director, Services envisions Regional Director, Eastern Region Foster Grandparent Program a world in which all Jennifer Fears-Volley who are in need are Director, Counseling and Pathways able to meet their potential to live with Debbie Hilliard dignity, hope, and Director, Supportive Services & HOME Choice purpose. Tameko Martin Director, Foster Grandparent Program VALUES Barbara McKenzie n COMPASSION Regional Director, Southern Region n IMPACT Tony Parks joined n COURAGE Tony Parks our team as n RESPECT Director, Senior Companion/ Director, Senior Companion/ n EXCELLENCE Friendly Visiting Programs Friendly Visiting Programs Ramona Reyes Director, Our Lady of Guadalupe Center 2 2016 BOARD MEMBERS Mr. Thomas R. Winters, Chair Mr. Paul Heller Mr. Kenneth Ramos WinterMark Consulting LLC Huntington Federal Aviation Administration Mr. Tony Ruscilli, Chair Elect Ms. Erin Herbst Mr. John Rush Ruscilli Construction Company Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter CleanTurn Mr. Mark Huddy, Episcopal Moderator Mr. Gary Irvine Mr. Harold Schafer Diocese of Columbus Grange Insurance Nationwide Financial Ms. Jill S. Kirila Mr. Jim Negron, Immediate Past Chair Mr. Robert Schmidt, Jr. Squire Patton Boggs Corna Kokosing Construction Company Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur, LLP Mr. John Mackessy Mr. Brad Shaw Mr. John Barker HMB, Inc. Ohio Restaurant Association & Blue & Co., LLC The Ohio State University Ms. Natalie McCord Mr. Andy Sonderman AEP Suburban Natural Gas Company Mr. Pete Beirne Ms. Kathy McGinnis S3 Technologies Ms. Amelia Watkins Human Resource Consultant Midwest Retirement Consultants Mr. Jamaal Bell Mr. Matt McKenzie The Ohio State University Mr. Chad Wilson Jr. 21st Century Financial Nationwide Ms. Mary Gallagher Mr. Joseph Miller FISHER BOARD FELLOW Ohio Hospital Association Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease, LLP Mr. Tyler Roumas Sr. Barbara Hahl Rev. Mr. Roger Minner The Ohio State University Mount Carmel Health System The Buckeye Ranch Fisher College of Business 31,664 Individuals served 94% client satisfaction rate 134,889 volunteer hours of service to our clients Lifetime Giving Societies recognize supporters’ cumulative giving to Catholic Social Services. $1,000,000+ $75,000 - $99,999 Thomas L. and Lori L. Caldwell Kathleen M. O’Brien Barbara*and Bill* Bonner Family Foundation Louise A. Anderson Endowment Fund Catholic Charities USA Thomas M. and Eunice M. O’Reilly Dr. Bertha Bouroncle Pereny* Helen McDaniel* Endowment Fund for Diocese of Columbus, Development Our Lady of Victory Homeless Endowment Fund United Way of Central Ohio Catholic Social Services and Planning Office Park National Bank Wilfred J. Moore* Fund of The Columbus Emerson Lumber Company Performance Site Management, Inc. $500,000 - $999,999 Foundation Donald J. and Paula English Portsmouth Catholic Social Services Endowment Diocese of Columbus, Finance Office Renaissance League of Catholic Fifth Third Bank Fund The John A. Fiano* Senior Services Social Services First Merchants Corporation Nancy Poss Endowment Fund F. James and Vicki Foley Rachel Shepard* $100,000 - $499,999 $50,000 - $74,999 Fr. Thomas A. Cadden* Peter E. and Kathleen Roche Abbott Laboratories Employee Giving AEP Foundation General Preservation Corporation William and Marie Sauer Campaign Ashland, Inc. Matching Grant & United Way Andrew and Barbara Glockner Schneider Downs & Co., Inc. AEP Campaign Joseph and Lori Hamrock Scioto Corporation Dorothy Benning* Boutselis Family Donor Advised Fund Robert K. Hofacre Dennis and Nancy Shuman David C. and Michele Bianconi Columbia Gas of Ohio Philip and Zita Hunt Diane Signoracci The Catholic Diocese of Columbus George J. Igel and Co. IceMiller LLP John S. and Elizabeth Sokol The Catholic Foundation Vincent and Mary Ann Kyle Ingram-White Castle Foundation Drs. James and Kitty Soldano The Columbus Foundation L Brands JP Morgan Chase & Co. Employee Giving Andrew J. and Micheal Sonderman Columbus Temperature Control Ruth E. Lang* Campaign Speer Industries, Inc. Corna Kokosing Construction Company Mary Berry Lawler* JP Morgan Chase Bank & Co. St. Brigid of Kildare Church Phillip S.* and Betty* Dattalo Fund of Mount Carmel Health System Kegler Brown Hill + Ritter St. Nicholas Church The Columbus Foundation NetJets Key Banc Capital Markets, Inc. Becky Szajnuk Grace English* Fund for Catholic Charities of Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP Kirk Williams Co., Inc. The Honor Project Trust The Columbus Foundation Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Rachel Lustig The Ohio State University Angelo E. George Endowment Fund Janice Walsh John and Linda Mackessy Brian and Elizabeth Tierney III Huntington Harriett Patricia O’Neal Waltz* Marian Foundation Truist Kimball Midwest $25,000 - $49,999 Robert D. and Judy McCurdy United Way of Scioto & Adams Counties Nationwide Shirley Abrams* Kathy and James McGinnis URS Corporation Thomas J. Maloney Endowment Fund Amerititle East-Escrow Meijer, Inc. Julius and Mary Ann Vargo Osteopathic Heritage Foundation Anonymous Amelita Mirolo Endowment Fund Dr. Larry W. and Bridget R. Watson Progressive Medical, Inc. Dr. John E. and Sandra Baumert Julia C. Moran Dennis and Sharienne Weidner United Way of Licking County D. Peter and Donna Beirne National City Bank White Castle System, Inc. United Way of Muskingum, Perry and Bishop Watterson High School Nationwide United Way Campaign Wolfe Associates, Inc Morgan Counties William E. and Jo Ann Blaine Jim and Sandra Negron *deceased 33 HELPING SENIORS LIVE faith, INDEPENDENTLY Together, we served 3,074 seniors. Here is one of their stories: hope, Being a Payee client was not always easy for Rose. “At first, I didn’t understand how the program worked. I was angry that someone else had control of my money because I didn’t feel and love like I was independent.” Rose’s feelings are normal for Payee clients. The Payee Program provides individualized financial management to those who are unable to manage their own financial affairs. Individuals in the program are often required to participate, and the change can be hard. But luckily, things got better for Rose. “I realized that I could trust Catholic Social Services to help me, and I could still make my own choices.” For Rose, working with her Payee Specialist, Julie, has been one of the best parts of the program. “Julie has been there to make sure my rent and bills are paid on time and that I make better choices with my money. She makes Your faith has sure I think about saving up for things saved you; that I might need in the future for myself and my kids. Without the Payee go in peace. Program, I wouldn’t have any of the Luke 7:50 things I have now.” Rose has noticed a drastic difference in her life, now that she has Catholic Social Services (CSS) as an advocate and support. “For the first time in over four years, I am able to have my children come stay with me on weekends, which is a huge deal for me. Life is still difficult for me sometimes, but compared to [before], it’s amazing.” Now, Rose is able to enjoy the simple things, such as owning her own washer and dryer, watching her favorite TV shows – Law & Order and The Golden Girls – and she recently bought a rat-terrier/Chihuahua mix from the animal shelter, named Scout. This year, something even more special is on the horizon. Every parent dreams of being able to give their children a joyful memory of Christmas, and for the first time in years, Rose will be able to provide that for her family. 95% of senior clients say CSS helps them “I would recommend CSS to others because it has taken a lot stay independent. of stress off me,” said Rose. I don’t have to worry about if I’m going to have enough to cover my rent and bills. They really do care about people, and they want to help.” 4 HELPING FAMILIES THRIVE Together we served 28,590 people through our family services. Here is one family’s story: faith, Fina was thirty-eight when she immigrated to the United States from Italy with her husband and two children. In Milan, she hope, had been a stay-at-home mom, but with her youngest daughter getting ready to start first grade, she was excited to rejoin the workforce and start a new life in the United States.
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