2012 Annual Report

For good. For ever.® Letter From the Chairman and the President

Cultivating donors, building the endowment and leading the community as a change agent are three important goals established by the Richland County Foundation in order to carry out its mission and vision statements. One is rarely afforded the opportunity to see an organization realize important long-standing goals, but we have been privileged to do so this year. In the pages ahead, we hope to demonstrate how your community foundation has endeavored to ensure our work will continue, “for good, for ever.”

At the end of a year-long process with a prospective donor in 2012, Richland County Foundation (RCF) was the recipient of an outstanding gift of $23.5M. With the addition of this conversion of assets of a private family foundation, RCF surpassed the $100M mark in charitable assets.

As a result our on-going work with donors of already-established funds, such as the Bee and Frank Ackard Memorial Scholarship Fund, we are continuing to build the endowment.

With the gift of another generous donor, MT Business Technologies, the Richland County Foundation will have the opportunity to act as a change agent through the relocation of its offices at 181 South Main Street address – the gateway to the southern entry to the City of Mansfield.

Truly, our partnerships with donors are at the heart of what we do at Richland County Foundation. With your generosity we are able to impact our community Photos from top to bottom: Board of Trustees in far greater ways than any one of us could do so alone. We hope you enjoy Chair, Michael Bennett; Richland County reviewing with us our year of accomplishments in 2012. Foundation President, Bradford Groves

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Michael Bennett Bradford Groves Fulfilling Our Mission 4 Chair, Board of Trustees President, Richland County Foundation Become A Donor 10 Grants 27 Trustees & Staff 36 “Richland County Foundation will be a leader in community development, innovative granting and endowment building to Financials 38 enrich and improve the quality of life in our community.” Vision Statement 2009

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To Accomplish Our Mission We Will…

Provide Leadership and act as a catalyst in identifying and addressing emerging The mission of the community needs. Richland County Foundation Distribute Grants for charitable purposes in the areas of Health, Economic and is to improve and enhance Community Development, Basic Human Needs, Education, Arts & Culture, the the quality of life in Richland Environment, and Community Services. County through strategic Prudently Manage the Foundation’s resources to achieve the maximum benefit philanthropy and community for Richland County in perpetuity. leadership. Identify and Cultivate Donors of all economic means and charitable interests. Assist Donors in establishing funds to meet community needs and distribute proceeds in accordance with the donor’s intent.

Cultivating Donors Over the course of a year, Foundation staff and members of the family of a well-known family foundation discussed the process of converting the assets of the Fran and Warren Rupp Foundation into the Fran and Warren Rupp Fund of Richland County Foundation. The Richland County Foundation’s 68-year history of integrity, its reputation for prudent financial management and recognition for informed grant making were deemed paramount as the family decided to move ahead. The Fran and Warren Rupp Fund catapulted our Richland County Foundation to the standing of 118th position of the over 700 community foundations in the United States and into 8th position of the 94 community foundations in the State of Ohio. This gift symbolizes the trust and confidence that the RCF epitomizes and will further expand the good work we already do. “This is the single largest gift to the Richland County Foundation bringing the asset base to over $100M and will increase the impact of philanthropy in our community,” stated Michael Bennett, Chair of the Board of Trustees. Warren and Fran Rupp

The Frank and Bee Ackard Memorial Fund Story Building the endowment sometimes Over the years the Foundation staff Frank’s estate to be added to the takes years before seeing the result. In continued the relationship with original scholarship fund. Thank you, the case of the Bee Ackard Memorial Frank, keeping him informed about Bee and Frank, for supporting the Fund it took about 17 years. the recipients of Bee’s Scholarship academic goals of our students in In 1995 Frank Ackard established each Spring. The endowment had Richland County through The Bee an endowed scholarship fund at grown in value to over $45,000. and Frank Ackard Memorial Fund – Richland County Foundation with Earlier this year the Foundation “for good, for ever.” $16,000 in memory of his wife Bee. received a gift of $500,000 from 3 Fulfilling Our Mission

Providing leadership and acting as a catalyst for change...

Donor partnerships can come For thirty years the Foundation landmark will be a beacon of in various configurations. has been seeking the perfect light which not only benefits the Unconventional and non- location for a permanent place Richland County Foundation, traditional are words not generally to call home. This gift brings that but also leads the way in the associated with the activities of goal to fruition. In addition to City of Mansfield’s restoration a community foundation. And gifting the property, MT Business process. Located in a position yet – our partnership with MT Technologies will also share the of prominence, on the southern Business Technologies is exactly cost of transforming the well- gateway to our city, this that! Through a gift of property known William Ritter House at 181 restoration effectively dovetails by MT Business Technologies to South Main Street, architecturally, with the recent efforts to vastly the Richland County Foundation, a vintage Queen Anne, back to its improve the North Main Street both entities are realizing long- once lovely luster. Corridor to the city and with awaited goals important to them. The renovation of this historic blight-reduction initiatives.

In Memorial—Douglas C. Freer Doug Freer will forever be recognized as a man of strong principles and high integrity. He brought those qualities to work with him every day of the over 18 years that he served as Vice-President of Finance and Operations at Richland County Foundation. His dedication to the values and goals of the Foundation were apparent in his humble and capable approach to the details of his job and to assisting his colleagues in serving donors and grantees alike. On the job he was organized, thorough, detailed and kind, always speaking highly of his fellow staff. Rising to any occasion, he offered steady and effective leadership. He played an important role in assisting in the process to bring the Fran and Warren Rupp Foundation back to Richland County and in the analysis of the permanent home for the Richland County Foundation in the William Ritter House. To those who shared his day, Doug was more than a fellow staff member, he was the kind of person everyone trusted, someone to be depended upon - always. His passing was unexpected and too soon. Douglas C. Freer truly upheld the principle for which the Richland County Foundation is known – For good. For ever.

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Providing Leadership

Richland County Foundation is delighted to have a permanent home that is so steeped in local history.

5 Partnering Donor Funds and Unrestricted Funds For Community Projects…

Third Street Family Health Services – Crisis Averted

Due to an outdated and over-used computer system, Third Street Family Health Services faced a potential crisis – a computer meltdown that threatened to shut down services to thousands of dental clients, both children and adults.

Grants from two individual donors of advised funds at the Richland County Foundation joined forces with the Foundation’s unrestricted funds, avoiding the massive shutdown. This combination of funding fully covered the expense of replacing the entire hardware and software systems and replaced the necessary number of sensors to allow the dental clinic to resume in full capacity the thirteen operatories without interruption of services.

Dr. David Hoag, Dental Clinic Director Kelly Ash, Dental Assistant Lauren Blevens, Client

The Armored Vehicle Collection, open for public viewing in mid-May, will be displayed by country of origin and time period. Each vehicle will be individually signed with its own engraved nameplate.

Tom Weekley’s Armored Vehicle Collection This collection represents a comprehensive history of armored vehicles from WWI through Desert Storm. So authentic is the workmanship and detailing of this model collection, that the dirt on the tanks was imported from its country of origin. Mr. Weekley special ordered it! 6 For good. For ever.®

2012 Annual Report Partnering Donor Advised Funds with Unrestricted Funds…

Partnership Leverages State Dollars to replace North Lake Park Pedestrian Bridge

When the City of Mansfield approached Richland County Foundation with an opportunity to leverage $100,000 from the Ohio Department of Transportation for the replacement of the pedestrian bridge at North Lake Park, the Foundation listened, and shared the information with an interested donor.

The Bridge, which serves as the northern most entry to the B&O Bike Trail is more importantly the main pathway to school for over 80 middle and high school students at Mansfield Senior High School. Without replacement of the bridge this vital thoroughfare would be eliminated.

With the help of one donor through the advised fund at the Foundation, with unrestricted funds approved by the Board of Trustees, and dollars from the State of Ohio the project is on track for completion in the summer, 2013.

Museum to Display Armored Vehicle Collection

When Tom Weekley sold his long-time home in Butler, he didn’t know what to do with his prized collection of model armored vehicles. A fellow member of the Model Club, and docent at the Soldiers and Sailors Museum asked Scott Schaut, the museum curator, if he was interested. Schaut agreed to house the collection, not realizing that over a 37-year period, Mr. Weekley had built 648 models. A library archive reference was included with the collection so the models will displayed much the same as the Air National Guard display. The newly remodeled room will open for display in mid-May. Scott Schaut explains that the grants from RCF – both donor advised funds and from the community funds- have made it possible to build this beautiful display case. 7 Agencies as the Donor— Establishing Agency Funds…

Mansfield Cancer Foundation Endowment

Through the Mansfield Cancer Foundation Endowment Fund at Richland County Foundation, the Mansfield Cancer Foundation (MCF) which started in 1947 continues to offer services today. Its mission is simply to financially assist cancer patients living in Richland County. The mission has evolved over the years to include screening for early detection. As the endowment grows, the income grows with the annual distribution from the Fund allowing the Mansfield Cancer Foundation to continue to carry out their mission.

In addition to the screenings MCF will cover prescription costs, nutritional supplement costs, transportation (gas money) to get to Columbus or Cleveland for treatment and other expenses that the client needs and cannot receive from Pictured above: Patti Kastelic, Director of the any other service. They do not cover hospital bills or physician bills. Mansfield Cancer Foundation with one of the new digital breast imaging machines at MedCentral.

Pictured right: Terry Conard always lends an intent ear when some of the over 100 kids involved in the after-school program gather around to talk with him.

Anyone with a passion for a cause can contribute to already existing funds at the Richland County Foundation. Agency Funds help organizations by grants from annual income from the fund or by grants Friendly House Association Captial Fund from its corpus for necessary Capital improvements are costly, and if not prudently addressed or planned for, improvements and/or can cripple the every-day operations of an organization. The wise leadership of operations. Agency Funds may Friendly House recognized this fact when they established the Friendly House or may not be endowed. Association Capital Fund in 2001.

Both principal and income from the Fund is available for distribution to Friendly House Association to provide for capital improvements of the facilities, including new construction, renovation of facilities, and major equipment. With its prudent management, the organization has used the fund only once – 2003 for roof repair. 8 For good. For ever.®

2012 Annual Report Matching Donors with Community Needs Through the “Community Endowment”…

Through the far-sighted vision of donors who leave an unrestricted gift, our Board of Trustees has the flexibility to award grants for emerging needs or new opportunities.

Grant Leverages State Funding

The City of Mansfield was presented with just such a new opportunity: The State of Ohio, through the Attorney General’s “Moving Ohio Forward Grant,” presented the City the chance to draw down over $740,000 for reducing blighted areas in Mansfield and Richland County, with a local match. Richland County Foundation answered the challenge with a $50,000 grant in September.

The “Moving Ohio Forward Grant” is a reimbursement type grant, meaning that the City will not receive dollars to pay contractors until the work is completed – probably 60-90 days after the fact. The Richland County Foundation grant “primed the pump” to get the process started so that local contractors will be paid in a timely manner and be able to continue the demolition process while awaiting the funds to come in from the State.

On February 4, 2013 the State of Ohio’s Attorney General, Michael DeWine made it a priority to pick up a sledge hammer along with Mayor Tim Theaker, State Representative Mark Romanchuk, Richland County Foundation President Brady Groves and others to symbolically demolish the first house set for demolition around “Moving Ohio Forward Grant” dollars.

Angels on Wheels

The dedicated band of angels at the Butler Senior Citizen Nutrition Center prepares and delivers fresh hot meals to the elderly living in the Bellville and Butler areas. Every week of the year, Monday – Friday, these ladies load up the two vans - one paid for in part through a grant from RCF – and travel in tandem to deliver 32 meals each day over 34 miles in the Bellville area and 28 meals per day in the Butler area.

Pictured above :Janet and Ruth are ready Pictured at left: Back row: Sally Morrison and to roll! Doris Takacs Front row: Opal Swank, Karen Wood, Janet Kovach, Ruth Hedglin. 9 Become a Donor – Now…

The Foundation works with Our donors are as varied as the charities and causes they support. Richland donors to plan future gifts County Foundation offers a variety of instruments to allow an individual, to the Foundation that may family or organization to become a donor and realize their charitable dreams. offer the maximum in tax Individuals may choose to pool their resources with an already existing fund or may wish to establish a new fund. advantages as well.

Become a Donor Now Through These Types of Gifts:

Cash gifts or by check or credit card offer the greatest tax deductibility.

Stocks, bonds, and mutual funds can become a charitable deduction for the current market value, even if you bought it for considerably less, and may allow you to avoid paying capital gains tax.

Closely held stock offer you a tax deduction for their appraised value and allow you to avoid paying capital gains tax.

Private foundation conversion can relieve you of the burden of responsibility and costly administration while continuing your charitable purposes forever.

In the following pages you will realize that you can become a donor by: Contributing to Already Existing Funds OR Establishing a Fund From an Array of Choices

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Foundation Fellows…

Richland County Foundation recognizes the following Foundation Fellowship Members: The Fellowship Program is a vehicle for donors who Visionary Fellowships ($5,000 and up) Heather Behnke Naomi J. Albers* F. Andrew Black wish to make a gift of $1,000 Dr. Donald N. Beddard* (by friends) Thomas C. Black* (by F. Andrew Black) or more to benefit the Frank T. Black Foundation Donald C. Blasius* (by friends & former Tappan “Community Endowment.” Joseph J. Fackler* company associates) Many people never consider Ruth M. Newman* (by Dr. William C. Newman) Daniel L. Blay (by Joanne H. Blay) themselves philanthropists, Dr. William C. Newman Dr. Joseph J. Bocka Carl E. Pfeifer Dr. Louis Jeremy Brown* (by Alice Sanford) but by simply pooling their Norma E. Pfeifer William A. Calhoun* (by family & friends) gift with others, they can G. Stanford Schneider Samuel H. Campbell make a big difference in the Shafer Valve Company Clara I. Carew* (by John H. Carew) community for generations John H. Carew to come. The “Community Legacy Fellowships ($2,500 or more) Dan R. Carmichael Raymond Bacquet* (by family & friends) David L. Carto Endowment” at Richland James E. Bierly* (by family & friends) Louise Allison Carto* (by family & friends) County Foundation allows Dan Burns* (by friends & associates) Willis Frank Carto* (by family & friends) the Board of Trustees to Dr. Larry L. Gibson Frances Christian (by Miles Christian) award grants to continue to Miles Christian Eleanor Homesley* address the ever-changing Joan W. Meese* (by family & friends) Helene H. Christiansen Ralph E. Minich Judge Richard M. Christiansen needs across Richland Joyce M. Walters Matthew B. Cockley* (by Macky Cockley) County. Richard M. Walters Marjorie Sue Collins Michael Wilging* (by Bruce & Sondra Wilging) Rex E. Collins John W. Cook, Jr. Fellowships ($1,000 or more) Judith A. Croghan Dr. Richard E. Adams* Dr. Thomas H. Croghan (by William & Kathleen Hurdle) John O. Crouse* (by Hugh W. Crouse, II) Ivy L. Amos Nancie K. Cummins (by Richard S. Cummins) Helen Anderson Otis M. Cummins, III Sina Baughman Applegate* Dr. James D. Curry (by Clare E. Applegate) Garry Davidson Sharon L. Arnett Aaron Davis Aten & Mennetti Insurance Agency Suzanne C. Davis Betty Bacquet* (by Meredith N. Stevens) Earle J. Deems John Black Margaret G. Balyeat* (by children) G. E. (Dottie) Deems* (by Earle J. Deems) Pictured above: James (Jim) Bierly was part of Dr. Donald N. Beddard Ann J. Deley* (by Altrusa International of Mansfield) the manufacturing fabric of Richland County Charma Behnke Thomas A. Depler for many years. Assuming his position as Craig Behnke Robert H. Enskat head of the company at an early age, he was Eric Behnke Katherine N. Fernyak recognized for his innovation and leadership.

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Pamela S. Fleming Timothy L. Lehman Patricia Schutjer, Ph.D. William E. Flinn* (by Dorothy B. Flinn) David Letizia (by Pete & Susan Bailey) Angela Scurci Gayle Gorman Freeman Daniel K. Lichtenstein* (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) Kyle Evan Shaw* (by Douglas & Judith Brunk) (by General Richard Green) L.O.L.’s (by Thomas & Margaret Kay) Charles Patrick Siegenthaler* Frances B. Gaubatz Robert E. Mabee (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) Judith Gibson Mansfield Assemblies Mary Mead Siegenthaler (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) Earl H. Goetz A. Robert Matthews Clara H. Siegenthaler Carl B. Gibson* (by Dr. David M. Gibson) E. William McCarrick John H. Siegenthaler Dr. David M. Gibson James McCormick* (by Nanciann McCormick) Pamela H. Siegenthaler Marie L. Gibson* (by Dr. David M. Gibson) Nanciann McCormick Thomas A. Siegenthaler Steve Goldman* (by Bill & Carol Goldman) Pauline Keller McKinney* Thomas A. Siegenthaler* (by family and friends) James C. Gorman (by Barbara Keller Lederer) Thomas R. Siegenthaler Jeffrey S. Gorman Betty L. Massa Peter A. Sminchak* (by family & friends) Michele S. Gorman E. Tom Mattox Janet B. Nicely Smith John P. Gross (by Draffan family) Joan Watson Meese (by Rev. Wray C. Smith, D.D.) Henrietta M. Hainer* (by Elizabeth H. Prestel) Robert B. Meese Rev. Wray C. Smith, D.D. W.R. Hainer* (by Elizabeth H. Prestel) Leona M. Miles (by Janet B. Nicely Smith) Mariann S. Hand Mo Minich* (by Ralph E. Minich) David J. Strub Ruth Oestreich Harsch* (by Eugene C. Harsch) National City Bank Richard G. Taylor Albert W. Hartman* (by family and friends) Ohio Horsemans Council, U of M/OSU Jill Hand Hautzenroeder Richland County Chapter (by F. Loyal Bemiller & O.M. Cummins, III) Jon Hautzenroeder Ray Piar Michael Vucelic (by Inge S. Vucelic, Ph.D.) Frederick R. Heifner* (by family and friends) David Pollock (by Jack Pollock) Martha A. Walter (by Richard L. Walter) Geneva C. Heifner* (by Pamela H. Siegenthaler) David Pollock* (by family & friends) Richard L. Walter Oliver P. Heller* (by family and friends) Delight Patricia Poth* (by Dr. James Jones) Jean E. Welge James D. Henson Burton L. Preston (by Prudence Preston) Merris A. Welge, Jr. Priscilla W. Herbert Burton R. Preston John W. Welsh C. J. Hire W. Lee Preston (by Burton Preston) Betty E. Wells Phyllis F. Hire John Bradley Rhind Dr. Fred J. Wiecher Becky Hoffman Betty D. (Bets) Risser Doris Williams (by Dr. William C. & Ruth Newman) Dell M. Robinson (by John Robinson) J. George Williams Ed Hoffman (by Dr. William C. & Ruth Newman) John Robinson Fred B. Hout Joe R. Roby * Contributed in Memoriam Bold Type indicates new Fellowship or new level of Edith B. Humphrey John S. Roby contribution in 2012 John J. Kastelic Joan G. Ross (by W. Thomas Ross) Margaret E. Kay (by Thomas Kay) Allen M. Sanford James W. Kehoe Irene McCanne Sanford* George H. Keyser* (by Barbara Keyser) (by Allen M. & Henry M. Sanford) Ann L. Konstam Henry B. Sanford* Janice L. Kuhn (by Allen M. & Henry M. Sanford) Marion W. Lederer* (by Robert W. Lederer) Jean U. Sauter Robert L. Lee Rev. Clifford Schutjer

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The Women’s Fund…

In addition to the grant making and scholarships, the Women’s Fund has The mission of the Women’s Fund supported important topics which relate to the well-being of women and girls of Richland County Foundation is such as physical health, financial health, supporting efforts in anti-bullying to encourage philanthropy among programs and childhood obesity. women and to provide funding Since their first grants awards in 1998, the Women’s Fund has returned over to programs and projects in the $250,000 in grants and college scholarships back to the community as part of Richland county area that empower fulfilling their mission. While carrying out their generous grant making, the women to achieve their full endowment fund, which supports these endeavors, continues to grow – current value at over $850,000. potential.

Pam Siegenthaler, Mayor Marilyn John, Brady Groves and Judie Collins at the Annual Luncheon.

2012 Women’s Fund Grants

Center for Individual and Family Kids Connection of Ohio, Inc. Services Girls’ Empowerment S.T.E.M. Project Ladies in Recovery Parent Aide Program, Inc. City of Mansfield – Dept. of Regional Healthy Living Workshops Community Advancement The Salvation Army All About Me! Front row: Carolyn Carto, Judie Collins, Thelda Dillon; It’s Cool to S.W.E.A.T. 2nd row: Ruby Wilkes-Feagin, Janice Beddard, Suzanne Foundation Academy of Mansfield (Support While Exercising Together) Davis, Pat Schutjer; 3rd row: Polly Davis, Lydia Reid, Foundation G.E.M.S. Shelby YMCA Community Center Sue Schamadan; 4th row: Nancie Cummins, Billie (Girls Exhibiting Maximum Success) Brandon, Fran Welsh. Not pictured Lynn Fahmy and Gymnastic Springboard Floor Judy Gibson. Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland College Scholarships Council, Inc. 2 – Non-traditional students Power of the Circle

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Benefactors ($5,000 or more) Portia Cummins Carto* (by O. M. Cummins Founders ($1,000 by Dec. 31, 1997) Helen Anderson III, Sara L. Cummins, & Suzanne C. Davis) Jeanne Alexander Elizabeth M. Black Fran Christian* (by Helen Taylor) Mary E. R. Alletto Elizabeth T. Black Suzanne C. Davis Anonymous Donor Elizabeth T. Black* (by Frank T. Black Patricia DeCenso Kristin Arnold Family Foundation) Susan Duncan Gentille Dr. P. K. Athmaram Constance F. Brody, Ph.D. Judith Gibson Susan G. Bailey Candice Chaffee Sara A. Goin Cynthia Baker Mary Jane Cress Meredith Rae Haber* (by Rebecca A. Smith) Michelle K. Ballinger Katherine N. Fernyak Alberta Harber (by Arlene Sensor) Mary Ellen Barr* Carol R. Goldman Margaret Harrison (by Helen Taylor) (by Carol Brown & Kathleen Mehl) The Hansen Fund Jill Hand Hautzenroeder Helen H. Bartlett Hazel R. Hansen Janet E. Wobbecke Hudson Marianna Basting Phyllis F. Hire Key Foundation Janice Beddard Betty J. Horner Virginia D. Kirkwood Charma Behnke Edith B. Humphrey Margaret A. Lindley Cindy Biggs Nancy L. Jackson Manairco Employees Mary Jo Black Margaret Kay* (by Thomas R. Kay) (by Gayle Gorman Freeman) Elizabeth H. Blay (by Daniel L. Blay) Barbara A. Keyser Mansfield Dental Auxiliary Joanne H. Blay Marjorie M. Kieffer Pearl Neer Plank* (by Verdabelle P. Miller) Maggie Bolin (by James R. Bolin) Barbara Lederer Lydia J. Reid Billie Brandon, J.D. Betty L. Massa* (by Mark Berno) Mary L. Riedl Emily Campbell Brown Mechanics Savings Bank Suzanne Schamadan Clarita L. Burton Richland Bank Lillian Senser* (by Arlene Senser) Fran H. Christian Salli S. Rohm Janet B. Nicely Smith Virginia Clay, Ph.D. Pamela H. Siegenthaler Ottelia B. Stoodt* (by Salli Rohm) Clare Duncan Clemens Elizabeth L. Smith The Helen Taylor Family Geneva S. Cummins Linda H. Smith Frances K. Welsh Sara L. Cummins Matthew P. Smith Janene Ann Yeater Joyce A. Curry Carol B. Taylor Diane M. Daniels Helen Taylor Ann Drake YMCA 1976 Girls Swim Team 10th Year Anniversary Founders Rose Ann Dunn ($1,000 in 2006) JoAnn E. Dutton* (by Joseph Dutton) Patrons ($2,500 or more) Lucy A. Amsbaugh Ellen Eckert Betty J. Adair Mary Jo Black Deborah A. Exten Pat Addeo Leah Humphrey Blay (by Joanne Blay) Dr. Erin B. Fain Dorothy Durham Ashbaugh* Mary Jane Cress Susan E. Fain (by Dr. Erin B. Fain) (by Sara A. Goin) Steven O. Cummins and Karen Redfearn Shelley E. Fisher Elsie May Hobday Ashbaugh* Lois C. Flinn* (by friends) Pamela S. Fleming (by Sara A. Goin) Miriam E. Gilbert (by Miriam T. Gilbert) Dr. Celia J. Flinn Eleanor Beagle* Anna Mae Jones* (by Mary Lou Herrold) Gayle Gorman Freeman (by Nancy L. Jackson) Deborah M. Schenk Harriett Freeman (by Linda H. Smith) Elizabeth T. Black* (by Elizabeth M. Black) Pamela H. Siegenthaler (by Geneva S. Peggy Jean Fry* (by Constance Ament) Mary K. Bolin Cummins & Claire Proto) Veda J. Gardner Joan H. Brown Frances B. Gaubatz Portia Cummins Carto* Miriam T. Gilbert (by Elizabeth M. Black) Julie A. Giunti* (by Laurie A. McKeon) 14 For good. For ever.®

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The Women’s Fund…

Catherine D. Goldman Cindy Kalinoff Watson Marilou Marshall Joetta Goodman Anne C. Wendling Marilyn McCready Harriet Steele Keating Harbage* Suzanne S. Wilson Pauline Keller McKinney* (by Karen K. Bierly) (by Barbara Lederer) Linda Haring Advocates ($1,000 since Jan. 1, 1998) MedCentral Employee Civic Fund Geneva C. Heifner* Deborah L. Adams Carol Melchior (by Pamela H. Siegenthaler) Altrusa International, Inc. of Mansfield Gabriella Morando Dr. Laurie Hickox Ivy L. Amos (by Jim & Elizabeth Morando) Barbara J. Huston Helen Anderson Agnes E. Moritz* (by Fred Moritz) Charla A. Irvin F. Andrew Black Georgia Kelly Nosker (by Judith Croghan) Margaret M. Joyce Claire Blay (by Joanne & Dan Blay) Cynthia B. O’Neal Dr. Linda Kafer Glenna Cannon Jane K. O’Neal* Julie Kleshinski Teresa Cooperrider (by William & LaDonna O’Neal) Vicki Kolb Bambi Couch Page Rani Piar Shannon S. Lang Emma Louise Cummins Norma E. Pfeifer* (by Carl E. Pfeifer) Karin Fleming Manning (by Geneva S. Cummins) Mary Kay Ransdell Elizabeth F. Marquardt Nancie Cummins Cynthia M. Roby Betty L. Massa Barbara Cunning Kristen C. Rohm (by Salli Rohm) Jane McKean Rees Davis* (by family & friends) Gretchen Rohm Ensing (by Salli Rohm) Jeanne Meisse Suzanne C. Davis (by Elizabeth M. Black) Bonita Ronk Jane Meyer Kay Fathe* (by Helen Taylor) Kim J. Ronk (by Bonita Ronk) Henry P. & Marjory L. Michaels* Dr. Susan E. Fernyak Carolyn L. Rusteburg (by Carol Michaels) Marcy Sweda Flinn* (by Dr. Celia J. Flinn) Nancy Peppard Rupp* (by family & friends) Shirley Monica Pamela Fonseca Christine Schenk* (by family & friends) Judy & Larry Pabst Alice A. Fraizer Dorothy Correll Smith* (by Lucy A. Amsbaugh) Sophie Crittenden Polhemus Harriett Freeman Martha B. Tawse Claire Siegenthaler Proto Esther M. Fry Louise H. Taylor Betty D. Risser General Motors – Mansfield Plant Dorothy Van Voorhis* (by Sally Workman) Jane A. Risser Sandra Gibbons Karen Rohm Williams (by Salli Rohm) Julia H. Rohles Bernice Goldman* (by Bill & Carol Goldman) Alice B. Sanford Mariann S. Hand Dell M. Robinson Sanford Edward Hansen Deborah M. Schenk (by Sandy Gibbons & Hazel R. Hansen) Bold indicates new level of giving Arlene Senser Alta J. Hartmann* (by Maxine Smith) *Contribution in memoriam Clara H. Siegenthaler Donna Hartnett* (by friends & family) Benjamin D. Smith Lisa & Scott Humphrey Christopher M. Smith Hilda Johnson* (by Betty J. Adair) Elizabeth L. Smith Nancy Joyce (by Benjamin, Christopher, & Lauren Smith) Mary Jo Hull (by Helen Taylor) Lauren Z. Smith James W. Kehoe (by Shelby Foundation) Cassandra Stein Terry B. Kehoe (by Shelby Foundation) Sally Stevens Nancy Kolb Catherine K. Stout Ann L. Konstam Zoé M. Swain Jane Ann Korol* (by Stanley Korol) Marcine Taylor Martha Ellen Stahl Lenhart Lynn E. Humphrey Timmons (by LaDonna J. O’Neal) Heather, Melissa, & Susan Tsavaris LTV Copperweld at the Richland County Foundation 15

Font: Nuptial Color: PMS 328 Connections Fund…

2012 The Connections Fund was launched by a bold group of young professionals Connections willing to take a risk to make a difference. The Connections Fund of Richland Grants County Foundation was established in 2004 and began awarding grants to nonprofit organizations in the community in 2005. The following grants were The core difference that sets Connections apart from other young professionals approved for “Programs Which groups is the concept of philanthropy: giving back to the community. The Support Youth:” activities and grant making of Connections are supported through annual Big Brothers/Big Sisters membership dues. A certain percentage is set for the grants budget, a percentage Bowling Fun Day for social/networking events, and a percentage is added to the endowment fund.

Children’s Cupboard Through the pooling of their resources, Connections members make a much Southside Outreach Center greater impact together than they could make individually. In fact, their impact A New Me to this community in only seven short years is that 35 grants totaling over $41,000 have been awarded to a variety of nonprofit organizations supporting primarily Discovery School programs that support youth – and the endowment fund has grown to over Camp Discovery: Eye on the Sky $76,000. Ohio Bird Sanctuary Junior Naturalist Program

Renaissance Performing Arts Renaissance Youth Opera

Terri Hamilton and Carrie Fanello

Wanda Donnan, Sondra Carr; right: Dean Donnan, Holly Patrick

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Establish a Fund…

Establishing a fund within the Foundation allows donors the freedom to specify The Foundation also works how they want their charitable dollars to be used now and in the future. By with professional advisors selecting among the various options, an unrestricted fund, a field of interest fund, to assist in the charitable a donor designated fund, a donor advised fund, an agency fund, or a scholarship giving process. fund, donors can tailor their fund to be as specific or as broad as they wish in order to carry out their philanthropy.

Unrestricted Funds offer the donor and Foundation the broadest options to address and to impact the community’s current and ever-changing needs. Anonymous Donor Community Support Fund Herbert S. Jones Fund C. Wilson & Josephine Mayberry Barnes Fund Jesse LaDow Fund Robert B. Black Fund Nanciann P. McCormick Fund Roger A. & Elizabeth Thomas Black Fund Verdabelle Plank Miller Fund Betty J. Blackstone Fund Dr. Donald E. Mills Fund Virginia A. & Thomas C. Blizzard Fund Milton C. & Mary Louise Oakes Fund Marion B. Bowers Fund Katherine L. Parker Fund Katharine C. Bristor Fund Catherine L. Rall Fund Roy G. & Nancy Y. Brown Fund Edna K. Rex Fund Helen M. Burkholder Fund Jane W. & John Bradley Rhind Fund Joan B. & Truman Clark Fund Betty Diesler Risser Fund Rex E. & Marjorie Sue Collins Fund Margaret Hay Russell Fund Community Endowment Fund Esther Fickes Shaffer Fund John B. & Pearl R. Conard Charitable Fund Thomas A. & Clara H. Siegenthaler Fund “Boots” and Allen Sanford Consolidated Memorial Fund Mary C. Slabaugh Fund Marian M. Constance Fund Walter C. Stevens Family Fund One generous gift from the Dell Armstrong Earle J. & Dottie Deems Fund Mary Mead Sturges & Robert Sturges McMillen Fund of Richland County Foundation has established a new endowment for the benefit of the Dean A. & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund Memorial Fund First Congregational Church. Jessie L. Eckert Fund Alan P. Tappan Fund Doris J. & Robert H. Enskat Fund Heloise H. Tappan Memorial Fund The First Congregational Church of Mansfield, David W. & Louise W. Evans Fund Paul R. Tappan Fund OH, Permanent Endowment Fund will generate David N. & Miriam G. Feiser Memorial Fund W. Richard Tappan Fund annual income to support the current endowment fund held at First Congregational Church. Fellows Fund Pauline S. Treisch Fund Charles C. Fox Fund Charles R. Underhill Fund As the endowment continues to grow through Florence Fox Fund Mary L. Ward Fund tax-deductible contributions, the income will also James H. Germany Fund Mary S. Wilsdon Fund increase. As an endowment fund, only earnings from the Fund balance each year will be available. Carl B. & Marie L. Gibson Fund Marion Draffan Wisdom Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund Charles G. Young Family Fund Roger M. & Elizabeth B. Gray Fund F. Wayne & Isabel Bogan Young Fund James H. Hoffman Fund

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Field of Interest Funds allow our donors the opportunity to support specific interests within a broad area such as children’s programs, the arts, education, the elderly, or health services.

George W. Blymyer Fund Charlotte B. Gugler Fund Howard & Majoria S. Smith-Bellville Henry A. & Melissa J. Booth Memorial Fund James H. Hoffman Fund Community Trust Fund Emeline Fate Christian Memorial Fund James A. Jones, MD Memorial Fund Smokeless America Fun Foundation Fund Peter S. Clark Memorial Fund Helen Kaufman Fund Ethel Mayer Southeast Community Fund Clear Fork Valley Foundation Fund Land Preservation Fund for Richland County Store Fund, The Scott F. Coffin Fund Ralph C. Lutz Fund Summertime Kids Fund Connections Fund A. Robert & Eve Matthews Fund Robert J. & Stella F. Sutter Fund Consolidated Individual Assistance Fund Michael Robert McBride Memorial Fund Heloise H. Tappan Estate Fund Pearl M. Danback Fund Eleanor Searle McCollum Teacher & Paul R. Tappan Fund Lillian R. Dickson Fund Education Fund Teacher Assistance Program Fund Dean & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund McGowan Courage Awards Fund Sarah B. Thomas Fund Frances Fern Ecki Fund Leona M. Miles Funds Voegele-Bahl Endowment Fund Galion Community Education Verdabelle Plank Miller Fund Ed Wadman Scleroderma Research Fund Bricks & Mortar Fund Mary J. Poticny Fund Ralph O. & Sarah L. Wise Fund Galion Community Education Foundation Fund Earl J. & Carlie Leona Muth Memorial Fund Women’s Fund, The Richard David Gardner Fund Scattergood Fund Fund for Young Children with ALD Guy T. Goodman Trust Fund Katharine McIntyre Shaffer Fund

Donor Designated Funds allow donors the opportunity to provide annual support to specific charities of their choice.

Alzheimer’s Association of NCO Earl H. Goetz Memorial Fund Katherine M. Norem Fund Endowment Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Major McGowan North Lake Park Fund John F. & Elizabeth W. Bissman Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Vern Stover Milton C. & Mary Louise Oakes Fund Raymond & Bessie Bixler Memorial Fund James H. Hoffman Fund Gertrude M. Odson Fund Esther M. Black Fund Frances H. Houston Memorial Fund Ohio Genealogical Library Endowment Fund Betty J. Blackstone Fund Fred B. Hout Memorial Fund OSU/NCTC Photo Arts Fund Boy Scouts of America Endowment Fund David E. Hughes Fund Rowland & Delight Patricia Poth Fund John S. & Laura Barr Brant Fund Keyser Library Fund Rainbow’s End Christian Center Fund Betty Butler Fund Jessamine L. Lewis Fund in Memory of Elizabeth Copp Rex E. & Marjorie Sue Collins Fund Lucas Local Schools Sustaining Fund Roby Family Fund Community Baptist Bible Church Esther G. Lutz Fund Eleanor S. & Stanley J. Ryckman Music Scholarship Fund Floyd H. Lutz Fund Endowment Fund Croghan Family Fund for Renaissance Ralph C. Lutz Fund Alice B. Sanford Memorial Fund Performing Arts Ruth E. Lutz Fund Marian L. Stauffer Fund Croghan Family Fund for Richland Academy Mansfield Art Center Endowment Fund Third Street Family Health Services Mary E. Delp Fund Mansfield University Foundation Endowment Fund Finefrock Memorial Fund Endowment Fund Turley Raemelton Scholarship Fund First Congregational Fund William & Katherine Jane Betty Thompson Wagner Memorial Fund Founders Fund McCarrick Fund Dr. Rebecca Sue Wappner Memorial Forrest W. Freeman, MD & Florence J. Eleanor Searle McCollum Fund Scholarship Fund Freeman Fund John A. & Florence B. Mintz Fund Charles G. Young Family Fund Gerald F. Futty Fund Arthur W. Negin Memorial Fund 18 For good. For ever.®

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Establish a Fund…

Donor Advised Funds allow the donor the opportunity to make grant suggestions to their favorite charities during their lifetime, and are an attractive alternative to a private foundation, offering the same benefits without the responsibility and cost of administration.

Betty J. Adair Fund Kaufman Family Fund Rotary Club of Mansfield - Tom Doty Charles V. & Constance D. Adair Fund Dr. J. Bruce & Nancy L. Jackson Fund Community Fund P.K. Athmaram, MD Fund Barbara & George H. Keyser Fund Fran & Warren Rupp Advised Fund Hejjaji & P.K. Athmaram, MD Fund Konstam Family Fund Alice B. & Allen M. Sanford Fund Paul H. & Susan Gallagher Bailey Fund Mansfield Civitan Club Fund Jean U. & George V. Sauter Fund Wilbur G. & Esther L. Beer Fund Betty L. & Joseph E. Massa Fund Ann Hartman Schettler Fund Donald S. & Clara Louise Black Fund Eleanor McCollum Foundation Fund Shelby Home & Public Health Dr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Brody Fund Annette L. McCormick Fund for the Endowment Fund David L. & Frances D. Carto Fund Environment Richard & Lorraine Shrilla Fund William R. & Mary Jane Cress Fund Dell Armstrong McMillen Fund Pamela H. & Thomas R. Siegenthaler Fund C. Eugene & Sara A. Goin Fund George A. & Olive L. Miller Fund Matthew P. & Linda H. Smith Fund Gorman Fund, The Miller/Pattillo Memorial Fund Wray C. & Janet B. Smith Fund Carl & Annamarie Fernyak Fund MT Business Technologies Community Fund Richard G. & Helen Taylor Fund Mariann S. & Avery C. Hand Family Fund Northwest Community Fund Thomas Family Fund Hansen Fund for Women & Girls, The Dell M. Robinson Fund Warner-Kafer Family Fund Jennette C. Hartman Fund John D. & Dell M. Robinson Family Fund Marion Draffan Wisdom Fund Fred B. & Marian J. Hout Fund Grace S. & Joe R. Roby Fund Bruce & Sally Hiett Workman Fund

Agency Funds offer nonprofits the opportunity to build an endowment which may support or provide an annual revenue stream for the overall operations of the organization. Organizations not only benefit from this additional revenue but also from the Foundation’s financial stability and integrity that assures their donors that their gifts will be prudently managed.

Carrousel Community Trust Fund Mansfield Playhouse Endowment Fund Pioneer Career & Technology Center Fund A Center for Individual and Family Services, Mansfield Symphony Society Rehab Center Endowment Fund Inc. Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Richland Academy Endowment Fund Children’s Theatre Foundation, Inc. Mohican School in the Out-of-Doors Richland County Historical Society Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Discovery School Endowment Fund North Central Technical College Richland Newhope Center Fund First Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), (N.C.T.C.) Foundation Endowment Fund United Way of Richland County Mansfield, Ohio Endowment Fund Ohio Bird Sanctuary Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Hospice of North Central Ohio Ontario Public Schools Technology Fund B YWCA of Mansfield Endowment Fund Endowment Fund OSU-Mansfield Business Program Mansfield Area Y Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Mansfield Cancer Foundation OSU-Mansfield Faculty Development Endowment Fund Endowment Fund Mansfield Fine Arts Guild, Inc. OSU-Mansfield Scholarship Endowment Fund Endowment Fund

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Agency Designated Funds are not endowed funds, so the nonprofit may use the principal of the fund. Like the Agency Endowment funds, these funds support or provide an annual revenue stream for the overall operations of the organization.

Friendly House Association Capital Fund Ontario Public Schools Technology Fund A Richland Newhope Fund II Kingwood Center Fund Pioneer Career and Technology Center Salvation Army Fund, The Malabar Farm Foundation Fund Equipment and Technology Fund B University Club Educational Foundation Mansfield City Public Schools Fund Richland County Historical Society Fund “B” Scholarship Fund Mansfield City Schools Fine Arts Fund Richland Newhope Industries Fund

Scholarship Funds allow donors to specify certain fields of study, specific high schools and/or specific colleges that students may attend. Donors may establish a fund for a minimum of $20,000 which may be in honor or memory of a loved one.

Frank and Bee Ackard Memorial Fund S.N. & Ada Ford Scholarship Fund Richard David Ronk Memorial Banks-Willeke-Bunfill Scholarship Fund Diane L. Gibson Memorial Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Meg Black Memorial Scholarship Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Major McGowan Grace S. & Joe R. Roby Scholarship Fund Black Women United Scholarship for Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Vern Stover Roby Family Fund Success Fund Charles H. & Dorothy B. Hickox Memorial Fran & Warren Rupp Scholarship Fund Joseph T. “Jep” Bloor Memorial Scholarship Scholarship Fund Eleanor S. Ryckman Memorial Fund Ocie Hill Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Mary Jane Bolus Scholarship Fund Betty J. Horner Scholarship Fund Paul & Adelyn Shumaker Fund Emily Campbell Brown & Charles Gailey Brown Susan L. Jaynes Memorial Scholarship Fund A. Richard Stofer Scholarship Fund “First Generation to College” Fund Monica M. Kaye Memorial Fund Dorris C. Stofer Scholarship Fund Karyne & Joe Carey Scholarship Fund Mary M. Kowalchik Scholarship Fund Donald F. Thompson Fund Mary & Maxton Case Fund Lexington Alumni Association Frederick L. & Harriett S. Tracy Children’s Theatre Foundation, Inc. Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Endowment Fund Lexington Kiwanis Club Scholarship Fund University & College Access Network James H. Clements II Memorial Licensed Practical Nurse Assoc. of Ohio, Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Division #5 Scholarship Fund University Club Educational Foundation- Consolidated Scholarship Fund Reggie Luby Scholarship Fund James P. Weldon Memorial Davidson Scholarship Fund Ruth E. Lutz Fund Scholarship Fund Tim Davis, Jr. Scholarship Fund Mansfield Noon Lions Club Gregory VanScyoc Memorial Shelley Dees Memorial Fund Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Dean A. & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund Eleanor Searle McCollum Scholarship Fund Helen S. Weldon Scholarship Fund Marilyn J. & David P. Eckstein Memorial Nancy McConnell Special James P. Weldon Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund Education Scholarship Fund William M. Weldon Scholarship Fund Miriam & Russell Ferrell Scholarship Fund David S. McVicker Scholarship Fund Walter W. Willis Rotary Scholarship Fund M.I. & Feenie Fillweber Scholarship Fund John L. Morley Memorial Scholarship Fund Marilyn A. Wilson Scholarship Fund Mark S. Fisher Memorial Scholarship Fund Helen Keating Ott Library Scholarship Fund Ashley Yetzer Memorial Scholarship Fund George & Pam Fonseca Scholarship Fund Richland County Medical Auxiliary Yuncker Memorial Fund Phil Ford Scholar Athlete Scholarship Fund Scholarship Fund

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Memorial and Honor Gifts…

Many gifts are received each year to honor a special Donna Hartnett Lillian Senser person or as a memorial. These special gifts build the Carol Haynes Barbara Shepard community endowment to support grant programs Charles Hellinger Ray Smith Amy Hockett Shirley Smith throughout the year. Family and friends made gifts in Walker Hardy Hurdle III Sara Spearing tribute to the following individuals: Becky Kohler Sally Stimmel Linda Kohler Ottelia B. Stoodt

Ann L. Konstam Eva E. Stuckman Wendall Lang Suzanne Sumner Mary Lesseuer Cristine Sutter Charlotte Allen Richard Curry LaDonna Lotz Robert J. Sutter Virginia Amos Dr. Robert Curry Dorothy Blackburn Lovinger Stella Sutter Debra Beiler Arp Edna DeBower Janice Macky Theresa R. Sutter Betty Bacquet John R. Dinsmore Susan Madura Gene F. Swineford Raymond Bacquet JoAnn E. Dutton Michael Robert McBride Eloise Swope Martha Baer Jerry D. Eckstein Howard B. McConnell Jennifer Tetrick Mervin Baker Charles H. Elliott Thelda J. McDermott Dorothy Tatgenhorst Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Bakst Gretchen Rohm-Ensing Mildred McFarland F. Eileen Thompson Jeffrey S. Bakst & staff Harriett I. Epperson Joan W. Meese Ralph & Martha Turley Robert Bakst William C. Erf Mrs. Metzger David L. Upham Pat Barrett Yvette Fahmy Moses S. Miller Dorothy VanVoorhis Eleanor Beagle Lucia Fazzini Mo Minich Nick Vogt Carolyn Beckstett Helen Fausnaugh Alta Nelson Eileen L. Wachtel Dr. Donald N. Beddard Annamarie Fernyak Katherine Norem Ivan D. Wallington James R. Bierly Dr. Stephanie Fernyak Lloyd Ober Wendi Ward Dale R. Bensinger Dr. Susan E. Fernyak David Parker Harry C. Webb Enid R. Black Christine Fernyak Barbara Pastor Eleanor Weisenburg Mary Black Katherine N. Fernyak Helen Peters Frances K. Welsh Maggie Bolin Alma Fisher Norma E. Pfeifer Jane Wessling Emily Campbell Brown Andrew S. Fisher Les Pierce Hannah West Joan H. Brown Mark S. Fisher Wilhelmina Platt Marguerite Wilcox Frances D. Carto Robert E. Fisher Howard Plocher Michael Wilging Portia Cummins Carto Jane Ann Flory Murl Preble Karen Rohm Williams Sallie Chaballier Craig Gandert Claire Proto Josephine Williams Clare D. Clemens Maurice E. Garber Joyce Reckucki Jane Wingerd Thomas C. Coleman Lee Preston Gibson Robby Reed Corinne E. Zimmer Ben Contra Viola Gibson Wanda Roberts Cecily Cummins John P. Gross Kristen C. Rohm Geneva S. Cummins Helen Gullen Bonita Ronk Grace Cunningham Harriet Harbage Karl Lorenz Schenk Gwen Cunningham Alberta Harber Robert L. Seibert

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A Virginia A. Blizzard D Ace Precision Industries, Inc. Bill Bloor Mary Damron Frank K. Ackard Estate Dr. Joseph J. Bocka Charlotte A. Daugherty Patricia Addeo Mary Bolin Harold H. Davis Laverne M. Airhart Mary J. Bonte Polly Davis Ivy L. Amos Ralph Boyd Foundation Suzanne Davis Lucy A. Amsbaugh Bill Boyle Joanne Dawson Association of North Central Ohio Perry D. & Lora D. Brady Thomas & Nancy Depler Restaurateurs Bud & Donna Brandenburg Thelda Dillon George & Margie Arnold Billie Brandon, J.D. E Mark & Sandi Arnold Brian & Amy Breitinger George M. & Malorie Eckstein Asebrook & Co. Architects Robert & Diana Brewer Richard L. & Sandra J. Ekin Roger M. & Betty E. Augenstein Joyce W. Brown Bonnie Elias Sharon R. Ault Robert Brown Elliott Machine Works, Inc. B Seija Brown Wilma G. Elliott Gayle Bacquet The Honorable Sherrod Brown Patricia Emerson Marcia Baer Buckeye Pumps, Inc. David Emmens Pete & Susan Bailey Bucyrus Precision Tech, Inc. Boyd & Anne Epperson Thomas P. & Carol O. Bailey Patricia K. Bunyard Joe, Sevanne, Michael, & Drew Epperson James A. & Lyn Baker Dave & Gretchen Burdett W.B. & L.J. Epperson Lin Baker Skip & Casey Burns Mary Anne Eutzy Angus W. & Jane Barton C William H. & Mary Anne Eutzy Linda Baumberger Glenna R. Cannon Dr. Robert and Deborah Exten Roger & Betsy Beaudet CAPA I, LLC F Janice Beddard Audrey Carto Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Fahmy Ed & Barb Beer David D. & Carolyn M. Carto Drs. Jonathan & Erin Fain Larry & Linda K. Beer David L. Carto Fairfield Homes, Inc. dba Gorsuch Drs. Angelito & Orpha Belardo Iva-Jean Cavanaugh Homes Wayne & Pat Bell Walter W. & Candice Chaffee Margaret Fallerius F. Loyal & Judith Bemiller Sam Chamberlin & Allie Watson James C. Fanello Frank & Debbie Benham Michael & Carol Chambers John & Carrie Fanello Roger & Mary Jane Benjamin Patricia Chilcote Tom & Esther Farley Mike & Tina Bennett Daniel & Katherine Chillemi Clarence & Sharon Fauber C. Ruth Berry Civitan Club of Mansfield Gerald H. & Minnie Fazzini Zeger Denny & Rhonda Berry Bob & Paula Cohen Dr. DaleAnne Featheringham Karen Bierly Judie K. Collins John & Katherine Fernyak Big Brothers/Big Sisters of N. Central Mrs. Ben Contra Dr. Susan E. Fernyak Ohio David & Julia Crawford David E. & Nancy B. Ferris Marlene Bisel Bruce M. & Geneva Cummins First Federal Bank of Ohio Joel S. & Margaret S. Black O.M. Cummins, III Jana S. Fisher John B. & Peter M. Black Richard S. & Nancie Cummins Bob & Alma Fisher Martha Jane Black Dennis & Linda Curry Pamela Fonseca Mary Jo Black Dr. & Mrs. James D. Curry Pamela & George Fonseca 22 Joanne Blay S. N. & Ada Ford Fund For good. For ever.®

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New Gifts…

Scott & Jennifer Foster Joseph P. Henry Family Martha J. Kozik Dr. Gary & Sandra Freeman Melody Hensel Nicholas Kozimor General Rich Green & Gayle Gorman Dr. John & Terry Heringhaus H. David & Diane Kracker Freeman The Hermit Club The Kroger Company Friends of the Mansfield-Richland Rita Hitchcock Jennifer J. Kuns County Public Library, Inc. Marilyn Hixson Nancie N. Kurtz Douglas B. & Kelly A. Frietchen Kent & Constance Hoblet L Harry M. & Charlene Frietchen Julia K. Hoffman Tom & Kathy Landsittel G Bradley & Lee Hostetler Lyn & Tom LaPorte G.A.G.E. Marian L. Huggins Gail Laux Grant B. & Margaret K. Garverick Dr. Melanie Hull Peter & Susan Lavergne Sylvia Gatchell Marilyn J. Humeston Lexington Alumni Association Frances B. Gaubatz Joseph E. & Edie Humphrey Lexington Avenue Offices LLC Susan Duncan Gentille I Sarah S. Lichtenstein The Gerhart Family William & Joyce L. Ingram, Jr. Lind Outdoor Advertising Company German Properties, LLC Integrity Insurance Solutions Katherine Kenyon Lippitt Foundation Eric Geyer J M Dr. David M. Gibson Dr. Bruce & Nancy L. Jackson Charlotte Mabee Dr. Lawrence L. & Judy Gibson Marie Jackson Susan Madura Irene M. Gilbert Randall E. & Mary Ann Jacobs Susan Madura & Karen Butner C. Eugene & Sara A. Goin Janet S. Jaynes Mansfield Hardware and Supply Co. Jeffrey Goin Kathy Jenney Justin & Lynn Marotta Bill & Carol Goldman Burk & Mary Jisa Walter L. & Kathleen Marsh Bruce D. Goldman Philip & Marilyn Johnson Marilou Marshall Catherine D. Goldman Robby & Sheila Sipes-Jones Mark Masters Steve Goldman Foundation Inc. Nancy Joyce Richard McCleery Jay Goyal K Eleanor Searle Whitney McCollum Craig & Sandy Graham Ann S. Kania Foundation The Granter Foundation Walter & Ann Kania Gary & Molly McCue Nancy A. Green John & Patricia Kastelic Fred & Margie McCumber Stanley & Harriett Gregory Len & Laurie Keller Randall B. & Kay E. McDonald Martha Bickley & Bradford Groves Sue Kennedy George G. McElligott Connie S. Groves Richard L. & Nancy B. Kent Patricia McGinty Joan Groves Kina A. Kerst Harvey A. McGowan H KeyBank Elsie McVicker Jay & Jennifer Haar Linda M. Kidwell Meadow Estates Limited Partnership Betty S. Hager Marjorie Kieffer MedCentral Health System Sieglinde Hahn Donald & Barbara Kimble Jane B. Meese Agnes E. Haley Dale V. & Beverly J. Kindl Robert B. Meese Darren & Terri Hamilton Dan & Rani Kindl Dixie G. Mehock Dave & Jill Haring Yolanda Kirschner Gunther & Jeanne Meisse Arnold & Gunda Haring Lee Kohler Mennel Milling Company Chriss Harris Betty L. Korol Judith A. Merrill Charlotte Hellinger Mary M. Kowalchik Estate Olive L. Miller 23 New Gifts…

Milliron Foundation R Donald K. & Mary Lou Sidle V Grant Milliron Catherine J. Rall Estate Daniel L. & Jodi M. Sam and Janet VanCura Ralph E. Minich Ranger Enterprises Siegenthaler Dr. Gregory S. & Susan Vigesaa The Mintz Family Foundation Gregory & Nancy Reeves Pamela H. Siegenthaler Lawrence W. & Jean L. Moritz Concrete, Inc. Katherine E. Reeves David & Kathy Sipes VonBlon Frederick W. & M.S. Moritz Lydia Reid Mary C. Slabaugh Lucinda K. Voss MT Business Technologies, Inc. Ronald & Judith Reinking Laurie Slone W Jason & Andrea Murray Carol M. Rhodebeck Jan Smith Carolyn A. Wachter My Town Partners LLC John A. Brown Mark & Debbie Smith Dr. Blake D. & Gere C. N Richland Carrousel Park, Inc. Matthew P. & Linda H. Smith Wagner, Sr. Gary A. & Lucy B. Negin Richard & Karen Riegel Tobie A. Smith Kit Walter Linda Nelson Thomas N. Riester South Main Historic, LLC Richard M. & Joyce M. Walters Ron & Linda Nelson Harry E. Riggs St. Stephen’s Community Doris L. Weals New Directions Roby Foster Miller & Earick Ins. House Barbara A. Webb O Co. Daniel & Suzon Stacco Wednesday Study Club Cynthia B. O’Neal Richard & Salli Rohm Joyce Stander Albert & Carolyn Weekley Ohio Department of Job and Kim Ronk Marcie Steen Weithman Bucyrus, LLC Family Services Rosenthal Family Foundation Beth Ann Steiner Richard W. Welch Ohio Mutual Insurance Group Joan Ross W. Chandler Stevens Dennis & Lori Welfle Jennifer S. Opperman Rotary Club of Mansfield Cathy Stimpert A. Dean & Patricia Wells Mr. H. Douglas & Geraldine Royal Scots Highlanders Jon Stinehour David, Julia & Reid Welsh Osborne The Fran & Warren Rupp Dorris C. Stofer Estate Jack & Fran Welsh The Ohio State University - Foundation Joseph J. Fackler Trust Dr. Donald & Susan Widman Mansfield S Gary R. Stroup Daniel & Sharon Wiegand Arlene S. Oswalt Allen M. & Boots Sanford Dr. Robert & Barbara Struble Bruce & Sondra Wilging Richard Otto & Linda Hering Jean U. Sauter Chris & Heather Sumner Christopher (CJ) Wilging P Matt & Rachel Schag John & Suzanne Sumner Doris Williams Ken & Amy Parker Brian W. & Krista Schmidt John A. & Theresa R. Sutter Stephen A. Willis Bob & Erica Parnisari Dr. Jeffrey A. & Roberta J. Rosemary J. Sutter Shane & Kristen Wiltanger Pepperidge Farm, Inc. Schmunk Stella Sutter Dr. Edwin C. & Jan Winbigler David & Jessie Petska G. Stanford Schneider Trust Jeremy & Michelle Swank Jay D. & Barbara L. Wineland Carl E. Pfeifer Gladys G. Schrag Trust T E. Harry & Joan K. Wirstrom Scott & Lori Pfister Richard & Susan Schuller Tracy Tappan Linda S. Wirt Ray & Rani Piar Bryan & Annette Schutjer Claire Taylor Marion D. Wisdom Thomas L. & Carol Pittenger Pat Schutjer Helen Taylor Rick & Jo Ann Witchey Frank E. & Darlene Poirier Schwan’s Home Service, Inc. John M. Taylor Sally Workman Jack & Mary Ann Pollock Marilou Schwan Josh & Jennifer Taylor Donald & Peggy Wyatt Donna S. Pope Nancy Seibert Scott R. & Jo Ann Taylor Y The Estate of Mary J. Poticny Thomas L. Seitz Maura J. Teynor John Yatko & Cristine Sutter Beverlee S. Powers Select Sires, Inc. Ralph & Martha Turley Z Betty E. Preston Arlene Senser Lawrence E. & Karin L. Michael A. & Darlene K. Zappa Burton & Prudence Preston Carol Shockley Turowski Maureen Prinz Paul & Adelyn Shumaker 24 Foundation For good. For ever.®

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Become a Donor—Later…

Bequests

A bequest through a donor’s will or trust may help to reduce the amount of the estate tax to be paid and at the same time permanently support your community. Charitable Gift Annuities (CGAs)

CGAs offer the donor a secure income while providing an immediate tax deduction for a portion of the gift. Charitable Lead Trusts

Charitable Lead Trusts may allow a donor to transfer appreciating assets to family members tax-free while making gifts to the Richland County Foundation in the interim. Charitable Remainder Trusts

Charitable Remainder Trusts pay the donor an income for life while offering an immediate tax deduction for a portion of the gift. Life Insurance

By naming the foundation as the beneficiary a donor can make a significant charitable impact at a minimal cost to the donor. By donating an existing policy, a donor can take an immediate tax deduction that is equal to the policy’s cash value. Retirement Plans

By naming the Richland County Foundation as the beneficiary of the donor’s retirement plan, he/she can avoid taxes, leave more money to the family members and preserve the assets to do good work in the community forever. If the donor is aged 70 ½ or older, he/she can donate up to $100,000 of their IRA to the Foundation without first counting it as income.

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Donors may create a lasting legacy by making a gift through their estate plans, through a qualified retirement plan or IRA, through an insurance policy, remainder trust, Charitable Gift Annuity, or through some other planned gift.

The Richland County Foundation acknowledges the following generous people who have planned a legacy to their community through gifts that will eventually come to the foundation and will benefit the community forever.

Frank K. Ackard* Linda A. Hering Dr. Charles & Constance Adair Carol S. Kautz Ronald L. & Janeen* W. Adams Thomas R. & Margaret* Kay Paul H. & Susan Gallagher Bailey Dr. Joel Kaye Vin & Jo Black Dan & Barbara McBride Billie Brandon, J.D. Everett W. & Beverly Miller Candice Chaffee Rev. William C. & Ruth* M. Newman Walter Chaffee Richard H. Otto David & Julia Crawford Stephen M. Shoup Dr. James & Joyce Curry Robert & Margaret Soulen Earle J. Deems* Judith E. Stroup Bob* & Esther Fry Robert* & Stella Sutter Richard R.* & Veda Gardner Ralph & Martha Turley Vin and Jo Black William G. Hailey Larry & Jean VonBlon Mariann S. Hand Marion Draffan Wisdom John F. & Lin H.* Harkness Eugene & Ruth* Harsch The Legacy Society was * Deceased created by the Board of Trustees to recognize individuals who have made plans to leave a gift to this community in partnership with the Richland County Foundation.

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Grant Making…

The Richland County Foundation annually awards over $2.5 million in grants to cover a broad range of program areas. These grants are awarded from unrestricted funds, donor advised funds, donor-designated funds, field of interest funds, agency funds or scholarship funds.

Total 2012 Grants by Program Area Education $897,185 Arts & Culture 418,093 Community & Community Development 361,810 Human Services 253,085 Children, Youth & Families 212,362 Health Services 181,268 Economic Development 101,000 Churches 33,845 Environment 27,087 Total $2,485,735

2012 Grants by Fund Type and Program Area Competitive grants are awarded from unrestricted and field of interest funds. Non-competitive grants are awarded from donor advised and designated funds, including nonprofit endowment funds.

Competitive Designated Donor Advised Scholarship Total Awarded Education $238,841 $125,234 $186,970 $346,140 $897,185 Arts & Culture 500 263,043 154,550 – 418,093 Community & 65,734 71,876 224,200 – 361,810 Community Development Human Services 175,695 59,640 17,750 – 253,085 Children, Youth, & Families 72,775 89,703 49,884 – 212,362 Health Services 116,300 8,651 56,317 – 181,268 Economic Development 100,000 – 1,000 – 101,000 Churches – 4,107 29,738 – 33,845 Environment 1,960 10,627 14,500 – 27,087 Total $771,805 $632,881 $734,909 $346,140 $2,485,735 (31%) (25%) (30%) (14%) (100%)

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Education Designated Competitive Ashland University Library Books Ashland University $475 Capital Campaign/College of Nursing $50,000 Clear Fork Valley Foundation Grants and Scholarships Galion City Schools $3,464 Program support $26,292 Lucas Local Schools Educational Projects & Programs Madison Local Schools $17,718 Transitional Work Experience with Goodwill Mansfield City Schools Industries Art & Music Instruction $13,500 $518 North Central State College Classroom Art Projects Foundation $1,717 Opening Doors Capital Campaign $100,000 Methodist Theological Seminary Scholarship for RC Resident SPARC/P-16 Council $196 General Support $30,000 North Central State College Financial Aid to RC Students Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Museum $3,095 Armored Vehicle Model Collection $4,000 North Central State College Foundation General Support $28,699 Ohio State University College of Medicine, The Scholarship Support $2,000 Ohio State University–Mansfield, The Business Development Support $21,541 Faculty Development Support With a grant from the Eleanor McCollum $5,491 Foundation Fund at Richland County Scholarship Support Foundation, South Central Schools were able $20,751 to purchase a kiln. With this addition the art Financial Aid for Richland County Students department is able to expand its programming in $13,407 three-dimensional art for students. Ontario Local Schools Technology Programs Pictured left: Art teacher and student are loading art $6,161 for its initial firing. After glazing, the art will return to the kiln for the final process. Saint Peter’s Parish Scholarships $1,500 28 For good. For ever.®

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2012 Grants

Donor Advised Funds Ohio State University College of Medicine, The Ashland University General Support Capital Campaign/College of Nursing $3,000 (4 grants) $40,834 Ohio State University-Mansfield, The General Support Ashbrook Center (5 grants) $625 $19,000 Scholarships Brown University $10,000 General support Plymouth Local Schools $3,000 Equipment & Supplies $10,066 Undergraduate college scholarships Discovery School were awarded to a record 396 General Support (3 grants) Soldiers and Sailors Museum $10,400 General Support students for the 2012-13 school $700 Emma Willard School year. Grants were awarded from South Central Local Schools General Support 60 scholarship funds and from $3,000 Equipment $2,845 unrestricted funds in the Community Madison Local Schools Program Support Strongsville City Schools Endowment. $5,000 General Support $750 Mansfield Christian School Capital Campaign College Scholarships $6,000 Scholarships Middleburg Early Education Center 396 Scholarship grants General Support $346,140 $500 North Central State College Teacher Assistance Program (TAP) Scholarships Grants $20,000 18 grants to area schools North Central State College $12,049 Foundation Capital Campaign (2 grants) $41,000 Building Renovation 464 grants $10,000 General Support $895,684 4th grade teacher Laura Strine and Principal Joann $250 Hipsher represent Foundation Academy with a TAP grant, “Trading Spaces” to reinforce math concepts of dimension, area, perimeter and volume.

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Mansfield Rotary Club Foundation City of Mansfield Community & McGowan Courage Awards Swimming Pools Summer Operations Community $4,332 (3 grants) $60,000 Development Ohio Genealogical Society Competitive General Support Mansfield Richland County Public $201 Library Butler Clear Fork Adult Center General Support United Way of Richland County Replenishment of meal funds $1,000 $2,100 General Support (2 grants) $19,618 Mountain Family Center Harmony House Homeless Services, General Support Inc. $250 New Security System Donor Advised $1,393 Autism Awareness Walk-A-Thon, Inc. Muscular Dystrophy Association General Support Program Support City of Mansfield $1,500 Moving Forward Demolition $300 $50,000 Boy Scouts Heart of Ohio Council Plymouth–Shiloh Food Pantry Operations and Endowment Program Support (2 grants) North End Community Improvement $3,150 Collaborative, Inc. $30,000 Community Gardens NYLT Participant Handbooks Richland County Habitat for $5,000 $850 Humanity General Support Shelby Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Downtown Mansfield, Inc. $2,000 Automatic Front Doors Final Friday Concert Series $5,000 $2,000 Shelby Help Line Ministries General Support Designated Funds Galion Area United Way, Inc. $3,000 Annual Campaign Mansfield Area Intergroup $1,000 Troublesome Horse Rescue & General Support Rehabilitation, Inc. $503 Grand County Pet Pals General Support General Support $650 Boy Scouts Heart of Ohio Council $250 General Support United Way of Collier County $5,058 Richland County Habitat for General Support Humanity $2,000 Program Support for Richland Cty. Scouts General Support (2 grants) $2,000 United Way of Richland County $11,143 Annual campaign (5 grants) Harmony House Homeless Services, $106,750 Kingwood Center Inc. General Support (4 grants) General Support $27,540 $500 Mansfield Richland County Public Humane Society of Richland County 47 grants Library General Support (2 grants) Books and Cassette-tape Talking Books $2,000 $358,306 $2,218 Kingwood Center Books on CDs General Support $2,000 $3,000

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Trapshooting Hall of Fame Richland County Special Olympics Children/Youth/ Scholarships General Support Families $22,409 $300 Competitive Donor Advised Richland County Children’s Auxiliary Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian General Support (2 grants) Achievement Centers for Children’s $650 Center Camp Cheerful Therapy Riding Scholarships Program Support Toy Time, Inc. $28,983 $500 General Support $250 Designated Big Brothers Big Sisters of NCO Youth Haven, Inc 32 Degree Masonic Learning Centers General Support $3,000 General Support for Children, Inc. $2,000 General Support Culliver Reading Center $22,409 General Support (2 grants) Summertime Kids Program $5,300 Friendly House Association Summertime Kids Grants General Support (3 grants) Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc. 16 grants $1,941 General Support (2 grants) $31,088 Camperships $2,000 $110 Friendly House Association Guernsey Foundation Facility Improvements $2,500 60 grants College Scholarships $199,659 $500 General Support (3 grants) Mansfield Area Y $3,784 General Support (3 grants) Galion Community Center YMCA $4,872 Annual Campaign Support of Women and Children’s $500 Programs (3 grants) Galion Kiwanis Club $15,692 Annual Campaign Richland Carrousel Park, Inc. $250 General Support The Little Buckeye Children’s $17,621 Museum Richland County Children Services General Support Children Services Gift Fund (2 grants) $6,000 $1,843 Malabar Farm Foundation, Inc. Richland Pregnancy Services General Support General Support $500 $2,050 Parent Aide Program, Inc. Richland County Children’s Auxiliary General Support General Support of The Store $350 $202 Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Toy Time, Inc. Center Harmony House offers after-school programs (at top) and General Support General Support (4 grants) summer programs (bottom) for children in their care. $55 $22,000 31 2012 Grants

Arts & Culture Designated Funds Donor Advised Funds Children’s Theatre Foundation, Inc. Mansfield Art Center General Support General Support (4 grants) $1,185 $77,000 Mansfield Art Center Mansfield Community Playhouse General Support (5 grants) Facility Improvements $9,466 $2,000 Mansfield Community Playhouse General Support General Support $250 $238 Philharmonic Center for the Arts Renaissance Performing Arts General Support General Support of Theatre (4 grants) $1,500 $188,301 Plymouth Area Historical Society General Support of Mansfield Symphony General Support (4 grants) $5,000 $46,185 Renaissance Performing Arts Mansfield Symphony Youth Programs General Support $1,270 $25,000 Richland Academy of the Arts, Inc. Symphony Education Initiative General Support $20,000 $379 Annual Campaign for Seats Richland County Historical Society $5,000 General Support Richland Academy of the Arts, Inc. $12,051 General Support (2 grants) Richland County Museum $12,000 General Support Scholarships $3,968 $300 Richland County Historical Society Property Improvements $6,000 Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre General Support $500

35 grants $417,593

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Human Services Competitive Designated Donor Advised American Red Cross Area Agency on Aging American Red Cross Disaster Relief Hawkins Corner Renovation General Support $6,000 $50,000 $55 Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc., The General Support (2 grants) Catholic Charities $7,000 Community Emergency Services Program General Support $60,000 $1,483 Catholic Charities Mansfield Cancer Foundation General Support Salvation Army, The $250 Comprehensive Emergency Assistance General Support (4 grants) $60,000 $17,303 Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc., The New Beginnings of Rehab NCO General Support General Support $3,000 $1,483 Ohio Heartland Community Action Richland Newhope Industries, Inc. General Support Innovations in Integration $500 $19,390 Salvation Army, The Salvation Army, The General Support (2 grants) General Support (4 grants) $700 $18,444 Volunteers of America Volunteers of America General Support General Support for Richland County $250 The Salvation Army staff and volunteers host Programs monthly hot meals – free and open to the $1,483 community – the last week of every month. 25 grants $247,341

Opposite page pictured at top: Learning Music made fun—at Richland Academy. Opposite page pictured at center: Ettore Chiudioni of Renaissance Performing Arts directs members of Youth Orchestra during the Lollipop Concert. Opposite page pictured at bottom: RPA Education Dept. partners with Girl Scouts in theatre workshop for creative stage experience. Pictured at left: Area Agency on Aging’s new home “Hawkins Corner.”

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Health Services Donor Advised Competitive Avow Hospice of Naples General Support Mansfield Memorial Homes $1,000 Homemaker Home Health $6,400 Community Health Access Project, Inc. General Support Rotary Adult Daycare $5,000 $15,000 Hospice and Palliative Care of Greater Third Street Family Health Services Wayne County Dental Systems Replacement/Upgrade Capital Campaign $75,000 $5,000 Designated MedCentral Health System Alzheimer’s Association-Northwest Hospice Program (2 grants) Ohio Chapter $2,500 General Support Summit Therapy Charities, Inc. $211 General Support Mansfield Memorial Homes $2,000 Employee Awards Third Street Family Health Services $647 Dental Systems Replacement/Upgrade General Support (2 grants) $3,208 $40,816 Homemaker/Home Health $18,600 MedCentral Health System General Support $1,260 18 grants The Center for Individual and Family $179,968 Services/Rehab Center General Support $3,208 Third Street Family Health Services General Support $118

Clients enjoy stimulating activities and companionship through the Rotary Adult Day Care Program at Mansfield Memorial Homes

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Churches Environment Employment & Designated Designated Economic Development First Congregational Church Ohio Bird Sanctuary Competitive General Support (2 grants) General Support Richland Community Development $459 $10,626 Group Individual Assistance Program of the Donor Advised General Support Church $50,000 Conservancy of Southwest Florida $373 Sector Funding General Support $50,000 Church Music Department $2,000 $1,351 Friends of Crawford Park Donor Advised First Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) District, Inc. Richland Community Development General Support (2 grants) Lowe-Volk Park Center $1,528 Group $500 North Main Street Tree Project Saint John’s United Church of Christ Gorman Nature Center $1,000 General Support General Support $395 $10,000 Donor Advised Nature Conservancy, The First Congregational Church General Support 3 grants General Support (5 grants) $250 $101,000 $7,000 Ocean Conservancy, Inc., The Capital Improvements Blue Planet Society $14,000 $250 First Evangelical Lutheran Church Ohio Bird Sanctuary Roof Replacement General Support $7,238 $1,000 Grace Episcopal Church Supporters of Del-Nor Wiggins General Support Park, Inc. $1,000 General Support $750 Trinity Church in the Pines General Support $250 8 grants United Church of Christ General Support $25,376 $250

17 grants $33,844 Doug Versaw addresses crowd during unveiling of new North Main Street signage.

35 Board of Trustees officers

Michael L. Bennett John C. Roby Chriss Harris Justin Marotta Chair Chair-elect Treasurer Secretary Pat Addeo Duffy Carto Bruce Cummins Dr. Bruce Jackson Glenna Cannon Michael Chambers Sidney A. Foltz III John Kastelic

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Richard M. Walters

STAFF (top left to right) Kristina Johnston Administrative Assistant Brady Groves President Allura Watson Program Officer Mark Masters Sharlene Neumann W. Chandler Stevens (bottom left to right) Don Mitchell Cynthia B. O’Neal Cathy Stimpert Douglas C. Freer Vice President for Finance & Operations Jason Murray Betty E. Preston Sam VanCura Rebecca Smith Director of Philanthropic Services

37 Financials

RICHLAND COUNTY FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NET ASSETS CASH BASIS

DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011

2012 2011

ASSETS

Assets Cash $ 1,611,072 $ 219,557 Investments 104,257,365 80,605,404 Property and Equipment, Net 41,842 13,460

TOTAL ASSETS $ 105,910,279 $ 82,722,040

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Liabilities Payroll Taxes Withheld $ 1,396 $ 1,252 Annuity Contracts Payable 68,185 73,486 Funds Held as Agency Endowments 5,323,894 4,787,208

Total Liabilities 5,393,475 4,861,946 Net Assests Unrestricted 50,710,774 39,701,492 Temporarily Restricted 31,365,379 18,812,113 Permanently Restricted 18,440,651 17,462,870

Total Net Assets 100,516,804 75,976,475

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $ 105,910,279 $ 80,838,421

The financial information provided is taken from the financial statements as audited by Riester, Lump & Burton, CPA's, Inc. A copy of the complete audited statement is on file at the Foundation office and available upon request.

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RICHLAND COUNTY FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE COLLECTED, EXPENDITURES PAID AND OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS CASH BASIS

YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2012 AND 2011 2012 2011 Temporarily Permanently Unrestricted Restricted Restricted Total Total Revenue and Support Contributions $ 7,447,960 $ 9,182,198 $ 1,017,781 $ 17,647,939 $ 1,559,174 Investment Income Interest and Dividends 1,088,057 1,215,821 0 2,303,878 1,958,096 Net Realized Gains (Losses) on Investments 510,410 660,403 0 1,170,813 59,932 Net Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments 3,680,378 3,413,684 0 7,094,062 (2,218,009) Less Investment and Custody Fees (154,150) 0 0 (154,150) (155,800)

Net Investment Income (Loss) 5,124,695 5,289,908 0 10,414,603 (355,781)

Change in Gift Annuity Value 0 (6,499) 0 (6,499) 1,238 Net Assets Released From Restrictions 1,140,466 (1,140,466) 0 0 0 Reclassification of Net Assets 275,190 (285,190) 10,000 0 0

Total Revenue and Support 13,988,311 13,039,951 1,027,781 28,056,043 1,204,631

Expenses and Other Deductions Net Grants Paid 2,470,242 0 0 2,470,242 2,550,573 Administrative Expenses 508,787 0 0 508,787 524,848

Total Expenses and Other Deductions 2,979,029 0 0 2,979,029 3,075,421

Increase in Net Assets Before Current Year Change in Agency Liability 11,009,282 13,039,951 1,027,781 25,077,014 (1,870,790)

Current Year Change in Agency Liability 0 (486,685) (50,000) (536,685) 31,263

(Decrease) Increase in Net Assets 11,009,282 12,553,266 977,781 24,540,329 (1,839,527)

Net Assets at Beginning of Year 39,701,492 18,812,113 17,462,870 75,976,475 77,816,002

Net Assets at End of Year $ 50,710,774 $31,365,379 $18,440,651 $100,516,804 $75,976,475

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The Richland County Foundation has been recognized for having organizational and financial practices that are in compliance with National Standards for U.S. Community Foundations.

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