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CARING
RESPONSIBILITY
HONESTY
RESPECT
FAITH
2006
ANNUAL REPORT
THE YMCA of YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO
YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF YOUNGSTOWN
Board of Trustees
FRONT ROW:
MIDDLE ROW:
BACK ROW:
MISSING FROM PHOTO:
Phil Kocon; Judge George
Limbert; Melinda Davies;
Attorney Thomas J. Lodge,
president; Anthony Lariccia;
Kenneth L. Rudge, chief
executive officer; C. Robert
Buchanan, past president;
Andrea Wood
Paul Harkey; Gregg Strollo;
Richard Hahn; Thomas Fleming,
vice president; J.D. Mirto; Howard
B. Friend, vice president; Warren
Harrell; Raymond Brown
Joseph Pipino; Attorney
Thomas Gacse; Gregory Kleeh,
assistant treasurer; David Bennett; Attorney Timothy Jacob;
John H. Yerian, Jr., treasurer;
James B. Greene, vice president;
Timothy Bresnahan; Walter
Pishkur; William Brennan
William Bigelow, secretary/
assistant treasurer; Thomas
A. Cleary; James E. Greene;
Donald Harrison; Garry
Mrozek; William Richardson; William Russell;
Herbert Schuler, Jr.
Trustees Emeritus
R. Thornton Beeghly, William L. Spencer, David Tod and Kenneth J. Wilson
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Howard Hartzell
FITCH YMCA BRANCH
Board of Management
YMCA Volunteer of the Year Award
“Joe Check Memorial”
Howard Hartzell was honored at the Annual
YMCA meeting in March for his many years of
outstanding service to the youth of the Youngstown
YMCA. Since 1964, Howard has volunteered as a
basketball official in the Hi-Y leagues. He has been
volunteering in the current youth leagues since the
inception of the league. He has also been helpful in officiating in our wheelchair
basketball league.
Mr. Hartzell helped with the organization of the current youth flag football
league and serves as a coach in the indoor youth soccer league. A participant in
the YMCA Community Cup, Howard enjoys playing racquetball at the Y.
His most pleasurable moments in volunteering at the Y are when parents
approach him after the game and express their appreciation for helping their
child improve on their sport skills.
Volunteer of the Year Award
Joe Check Memorial
Awarded annually to the individual who
best exemplifies the Joe Check spirit of volunteerism.
1989
Jean M. Ross
1998
John Storey
1990
J. Richard Bennett
1999
Kenneth J. Wilson
1991
William Schrack
2000
James Lottier
1992
James E. Mitchell
2001
John H. Yerian, Jr.
1993
Gordon Harrison
2002
William Richardson
1994
James E. Greene
2003
William Bigelow
1995
Daniel J. Mirto
2004
Al Leonhart
1996
Howard B. Friend
2005
James B. Greene
1997
Emma Blackstone
2006
Howard Hartzell
FRONT ROW:
Virginia Williams,
Amy Mirkin, Barb
Roman, J.D. Mirto,
Chairman; Bill Lyder,
Camp Director;
Ken Rudge, CEO;
Attorney Thomas
Lodge, President
Metro Board
MIDDLE ROW:
Dann Olin, Assistant
Camp Director; Tony
DeAscentis, Brian
Berlin, Attorney
Eldon Wright,
Howard B. Friend,
Campaign Chairman;
Attorney Bob
Fulton, Bill Gerson
BACK ROW:
Sam Boak; Jim
Altiere, Howard
T. Friend; John H.
Yerian, Jr., Bruce
Brocker, Sam Miller,
Greg Donahue,
Assistant Camp
Director
MISSING
FROM PHOTO:
Rick Dearing; Kim
Rieck; Dave Deibel;
Larry Teaberry and
Phil Kilpatrick
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A note from our Board Chairman…
2006 Highlights
Dear YMCA Members:
In July of 2006, the YMCA of the USA
announced “Activate America” – a program to
introduce exercise and healthy lifestyle to segments
Thomas J. Lodge
of the population that traditional programming
Chairman
of the Board
does not reach. The goal is to promote new and
traditional programs among specific populations in
our community who do not regularly engage in physical activity.
The Youngstown YMCA, through its Board of Trustees, officially
participates in “Activate America” and is developing, marketing and
conducting programs designed to:
A. Provide senior citizens opportunities for personal
enrichment and fitness enhancement;
B. Promote healthy lifestyles to families with young children; and
C. Create an environment to relieve stress and encourage
exercise among middle-aged men and women.
The Youngstown Y, comprised of Davis, Central and Fitch branches,
will always continue its traditional programs. “Activate America” will
introduce the Youngstown Y to segments of the community who do not
recognize the importance of exercise and a healthy lifestyle.
During 2006, the Youngstown YMCA has served, through its three
branches, more members and program participants than at any time in
its history. Sometimes we reflect back upon the “glory days” of our past.
At the Youngstown YMCA, the “glory days” are today.
We plan to continue the growth of the Y’s mission in 2007 and to
Activate Youngstown in the process.
— Thomas J. Lodge
Chairman of the Board
▼ In conjunction with
Anthem Blue Cross &
Blue Shield, 1,186 seniors
were enrolled in the Silver
Sneakers Program and
participated in Wellness
programs at the “Y”.
▼ Thanks to a $100,000
challenge gift from Home
Savings & Loan Charitable
Foundation, a $400,000
water filtration plant has
been constructed at
Camp Fitch.
▼ New software designed to
streamline our business
and financial procedures
and a new payroll and
program software to better
serve our staff and members was implemented.
▼ 3,000 youth learned to
swim and 4,000 attended
our Day Camp and Preschool programs.
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▼ Special thanks to Al
Leonhart for his monthly
newsletter articles “Historical Moments at the YMCA.”
▼ Mitchell Lodge at Camp is
being built in memory and
to honor Attorney James
Mitchell, YMCA past board
president and long-time
member and supporter of
the YMCA.
▼ Over 1 million members,
program members, campers, and guests hand-keyed
in during 2006 averaging about 3,000 different
people per day that used
our “Y” facilities.
▼
The Y’s International program continues to grow
with hosted campers from
six countries and staff from
ten countries.
▼ $421,673 in capital improvements, repairs and
new equipment was
invested in our facilities.
The Young Men’s Christian Association Mission Statement:
The YMCA of Youngstown Ohio is a not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to building healthy spirit, mind and body.
The YMCA puts Christian principles into practi�
As part of a worldwide association, the YMCA of Youngstown, serves men, women and children of all ages, incomes, abilities, races and religions.
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A note from our Chief Executive Officer…
Fulfilling Our Mission
Dear YMCA Members:
The Youngstown Young Men’s Christian
Association reaches out to families, youth, adults,
seniors and people with special needs with proKenneth L. Rudge
grams that develop values and encourage moral
Chief Executive Officer
and ethical behavior based on Christian beliefs.
Our programs are the conduit of our mission.
Character development is truly our product. The YMCA strongly believes that
challenging individuals – especially at an early age – to accept and demonstrate
a positive set of core values is much more effective than attempting to treat
or cure social problems once they arise. The YMCA fosters an environment
where diversity is celebrated and where all can reach their fullest potential and
pool their talents to reach beyond their individual limits to create a stronger
community for all of us. The Youngstown YMCA is a place where people of all
ages and walks of life come to receive physical, social and spiritual support and
where critical lessons in self-esteem, respect, sportsmanship, teamwork and
community service are learned. Our core values of Honesty, Respect, Caring,
Responsibility and Faith help us lay the foundation for positive living.
We’re excited to announce that in 2006 we reached two wonderful milestones. We now serve over 25,000 annual members through our YMCA. We
also serve another 50,000 folks on a less permanent basis through such programs as youth sports, swimming lessons, fitness classes and camping.
Thank you for your support and prayers as we enter another exciting year.
— Kenneth L. Rudge
Chief Executive Officer
“My prayer for all of them is that they will be of one
heart and mind, just as You and I are, Father that
just as You are in Me and I am in You, so they will
be in Us and the world will believe You sent Me.”
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A place to belong: The YMCA
works to build “small communities” among people to connect them with one another.
▼
People who care: The YMCA
is run by caring volunteers
and staff making everyone
feel welcome. Grown-ups
practice trustworthiness,
respect, responsibility, caring
and fairness. Kids find heroes
at the YMCA.
▼
Choice of Programs that
build skills: The YMCA helps
to ensure that everyone finds
something to succeed in and
benefit from, so they can grow
in spirit, mind and body.
▼
Fun: The YMCA understands
that fun helps people stay
motivated and involved, keeps
their hearts and minds youthful, and helps them live life to
the fullest.
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Faith: The YMCA builds a
moral and ethical foundation
for life, with God’s love and
His commandments as our
cornerstone.
Financial Assistance
Central Branch
$345,000
Camp Fitch Branch
$141,000
Davis Family Branch
$32,000
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Service to others: The
Youngstown YMCA ensures
that each child and family,
regardless of their circumstances or ability to pay, can
be part of the YMCA. Thousands of volunteers give their
time and skills as basketball
coaches mentoring ten kids a
season, or as board members
leading the YMCA or a fundraiser, or as many of our other
volunteers who inspire young
people to strive for more.
The YMCA knows that even
small gestures can change
lives.
▼
Through support from the
United Way ($156,390), our
annual Partner of Youth Campaign, Send-a-kid-to-Camp
Campaign, donations from
local foundations, businesses
and federal grants: $482,896
was donated to give everyone
the opportunity to belong to
the YMCA.
Youngstown/Mahoning Valley
United Way
John 17:21
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“God has given everyone a
conscience to tell right from
wrong.”
Romans 2: 14-15
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Youth & Adult Sports
YMCA sports seek to bring out the best in every
participant. The ideals are high for both youth and
adult teams and leagues. The Y’s approach is that
everybody plays regardless of ability. The Y’s sports
leagues teach cooperation and teamwork, help
meet the physical and social needs of kids, develop
skills, build self-esteem, strengthen families and
promote healthy life styles.
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“Love the Lord your God with all your
heart, with all your soul, and with all
your mind.”
Matthew 22:37
Family Environment
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The YMCA is proud to be a family organization
which provides a safe and wholesome environment. Programs encourage adults and children to
set aside time to spend absorbed in projects
together. Regular time slots are set aside expressly
for families to swim, work out and play together.
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“A man’s heart plans his way, but
the Lord directs his steps.”
Proverbs 16:9
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Good Health & Fitness
Prevention is the key word for physical education
and health. Our programs are organized around
the principle that there is a “oneness” of body, mind
and spirit. They are aimed to help produce a long
and productive life and having fun with it. The Y’s
way of life requires education in good nutrition,
proper exercise, avoidance of drug and alcohol
abuse, and dealing with stress.
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“All the earth shall worship You
and sing praises to You.”
Psalm 66:4
Youth & Adults with Disabilities
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The YMCA provides special populations with the opportunities for
personal enrichment, fitness enhancement, recreation and camping.
A barrier-free environment and classes adapted to special needs enables this population to improve self-worth and, most importantly,
maintain their independence.
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“Oh, sing to the Lord a new song!
For He has done marvelous
things.”
Psalm 98:1
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Seniors
The YMCA operates programs that improve the
physical, social, and mental health of seniors who
need a place to go, a place they know they are
always welcome. Special programs and volunteer
opportunities are designed to help older adults
maintain their best physical condition which
then helps them maintain independence, address
chronic disease and health care crises.
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“Let the beauty of the Lord
our God be upon us.”
Psalm 90:17
Camping
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Since 1914, Camp Fitch has been true to its mission
and has expanded from just boys to girls, to adults,
to families and for people with special needs. Campers at Camp Fitch and in our Day Camp program
grow in leadership, personal skills, self-confidence,
self-reliance, appreciation of others, independence,
decision making as they gain in their knowledge of
the outdoors.
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“Whatever a man sows, that
he will also reap.”
Galations 6:7
Heritage Club –
Endowment Fund
Dec. 31, 2006 - $4,268,717
$50,000 gift from the estates of
Judge Sidney and Attorney Bert Rigelhaupt
The YMCA invites you to join our Heritage Club, a special group of people who believe in the mission and purpose
of the Y. Through contributions in many different forms, our
friends help us keep meaningful programs, preserve our buildings and maintain a stable financial future. There are a variety
of gift programs available to qualify for Heritage Club.
▼ Outright Gifts
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2006 Membership & Program/
Campers Report
Membership
2005
1,831
3,191
4,092
4,235
9,037
1,289
1,016
2006
1,785
3,451
4,604
4,837
9,758
1,585
1,215
2005
2,429
15,541
14,790
6,272
8,556
2,354
1,040
2006
2,605
16,583
13,964
6,303
9,017
2,327
2,265
Total
24,691
27,235
50,982
53,064
Central Branch
Davis Branch
Fitch Branch Campers
8,413
16,278
—
9,720
17,515
—
26,605
6,926
17,451
25,690
9,812
17,562
1-5 years of age
6-11 years of age
12-17 years of age
18-29 years of age
30-54 years of age
55-64 years of age
Over 65 years of age
▼ Charitable Trusts
14,431 Male (53%)
12,804 Female (47%)
▼ Insurance
▼ Will Bequests
▼ Memorials
The YMCA means many different things to many different people and these memories are important. Heritage Club
members create a legacy that will continue for years to come
by donating now or with a future gift. If you, your financial
planner or attorney are interested in more information on becoming a Heritage Club Member, please call Kenneth L. Rudge,
330-744-8411 and start on the way to making a truly meaningful commitment to your YMCA and future generations.
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Program/Campers
Volunteers – 4,124
Staff – 647
28,844 Male (54%)
24,220 Female (46%)
YMCA of Youngstown, Ohio Association’s 2006 Financial Report
Operating Revenue
Membership Dues
Program Fees
Sales
Other Revenue
Contributions
United Way
Investments
Government Contracts
Intra Y Allocations
Total Revenue
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
1,141,533
2,061,399
199,596
226,950
200,000
119,725
54,953
253,870
1,941,421
2,172,746
204,313
62,014
233,756
186,954
122,512
56,201
296,370
3,316,727
2,394,565
264,348
247,500
222,184
167,791
116,279
58,258
365,000
3,875,893
2,466,847
274,973
261,640
207,570
168,000
106,602
85,471
413,000
4,096,930
2,667,432
280,283
306,936
234,462
156,390
115,751
92,044
435,000
48.9%
31.8%
3.3%
3.7%
2.8%
1.9%
1.4%
1.1%
5.1%
$4,258,026
$5,266,287
$7,152,651
$7,859,995
$8,385,228
100%
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
% of Total
2,110,056
771,238
692,389
6,465
149,089
134,321
87,030
52,852
253,870
2,490,666
786,201
789,482
379,408
177,877
167,668
94,149
83,296
296,370
3,235,611
1,109,576
992,841
732,132
243,886
216,953
149,107
106,034
365,000
3,505,827
1,380,697
993,181
857,386
229,380
227,436
138,154
113,839
413,000
3,558,162
1,787,562
990,740
854,052
244,495
234,067
165,884
114,422
435,000
42.6%
21.5%
11.8%
10.2%
2.9%
2.8%
2.0%
1.3%
5.1%
$4,257,310
$5,265,117
$7,151,140
$7,858,900
$8,384,385
100%
$716
$1,170
$1,511
$1,095
$842
Operating Expense
Salary/Benefits/Taxes
Building/Equipment
Supplies
Financing
Other Expense
Liability Insurance
Contractual Services
Printing/Advertising
Intra “Y” Allocation
Total Expenses
Position
% of Total
Branch Budget Report
Income
Metro
Central
Davis
Fitch
Total
Expense
2004
478,959
1,987,052
2,652,179
2,034,461
2005
519,602
2,081,236
3,227,839
2,031,318
2006
550,751
2,058,177
3,615,711
2,160,589
2004
478,859
1,986,950
2,651,541
2,033,790
2005
519,302
2,080,940
3,277,436
2,031,222
2006
550,743
2,057,878
3,615,525
2,160,240
$7,152,651
$7,859,995
$8,385,228
$7,151,140
$7,858,900
$8,384,385
Capital Campaign Contributions $707,461
Total Assets $29,030,746 (unaudited)
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2006 Annual Support Campaign
Joseph Pipino
Campaign Chairman
$5,000 +
Chairman’s Club
Bruce J. Beard
Community Foundation/
Kennedy Foundation
Hine Memorial Fund
Send-a-Kid-to-Camp, Inc.
Raymond John Wean Foundation
Western Pennsylvania
Epileptic Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
President’s Club
Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield
Donnell Ford
Humility of Mary Health Partners
Kiwannis Club of Youngstown, Ohio
Lariccia, Jones, Allen, Merrill Lynch
Attorney Thomas J. Lodge
Parker Hannifin Foundation
Donald Patchen
Roth, Blair, Roberts, Strasfeld & Lodge
John Stone
Sweeney Buick Pontiac GMC Chevrolet
$1,000 - $2,499
Partner
Aim Nationalease
Altronic, Inc./Bruce Beeghly
Astro Shapes
Raymond & Laverne Brown
Sean & Jana Burke Charitable Foundation
Chili Open Golf Classic
Anne Christman Foundation
Edward DeBartolo, Jr.
First Place Bank Community Foundation
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A Special Thank You for
Supporting the YMCA’s Mission
Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation
HM Health Partners/Competitive Edge
William & Darla Lyder
Ronald McDonald House
James J. Mocker
ms consultants
George Ogletree
Joseph D. Pipino
Edward Powers Trust
Precor, Inc.
Ken & Marilyn Rudge
Scotford Foundation
Michael & Joyce Shaffer
A.D. Stambaugh Foundation
Treeman Industries
Valley Industrial Trucks
Frank & Norma Watson Foundation
Gary Weaver
Warren P. Williamson Foundation
$500 - $999
Contributor
Armstrong Cable
W.E. Bliss
Boardman Steel
Gregg Bogan
Canteen Services
Century Small Business Solutions/
Paul Milligan
Daniel A. Cvercko
Daprile Insurance
Farmer’s National Bank
First Place Bank Community Foundation
Gallagher Pipino Insurance
Greg Greenwood
Guy’s BBQ
Home Savings & Loan
Hynes Industries
Attorney Timothy Joseph Jacob
Larry & Nancy Jensen
Alan R. Kretzer
D.R. Larcinese
Manchester, Bennett, Powers & Ullman
Deana Manzi
Richard Mayo
Nancy Mirto
Walter J. Pishkur
Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church
RV Heating and Air Conditioning
Schwebel Baking Co.
Short Stop Truck Plaza/Cash Today
Sports Display
David Tod
Tri-D Dies, Inc.
Yerkey Chiropractic
Youngstown Foundation
Youngstown Thermal
$250 - $499
Sponsor
Aim Leasing Drivers, Inc.
Genevieve Allsopp
Assurance Land
Autumn Hills Care Center
Axis Enterprises, Inc./Thomas Hutch
Banner Simco M
David Bennett
Attorney David Betras
Mark & Rose Braydich
Mark Braydich
C. Robert Buchanan, Architect
Cailor Fleming Insurance/Trent Cailor
Gary Camp
Chiropractic & Sports Therapy Center
Cobblestone Corner
David Comstock
J. Creed
Curbstone Coaches
Cycle Sales
Dante DeAngelo
Albin & Jean Dearing Fund
DMXI
Dorrance Supply Co./J.W. Dorrance
Arthur Duran
Daniel Ebert
Five Star Graphics
Dave Fonderlin
Brian Fonderlin
Fonderlin Development
Friendly’s
Arthur Gallagher
Tom & Karen Grantonic
J. Graygo
HANDS/Beeghly Medical Park
Donald R. Harrison
Autumn Hill
Hill, Barth & King/Phillip S. Kocon
Jemm Restaurant
Robert & Marla Jolliff
Key Bank
J. W. Korody, Jr.
Greg Krieger
Dr. William T. Kunkel, Jr.
Lee Moneti Ange
Karen D. Lodge
John Mayo
Bob & Sharon McKinney
Shary McKinney
Monit Nationwide Insurance
Garry Mrozek
Ed Muransky
Thomas Nycz
John H. Odle
Ohio Sports
Ohio Sports & Spine
Jeffery Patterson
Sam Pipino
Poland Family Practice
R V Heating and Air Conditioning
Sandy Ross
Randall Rummell
Russo’s Sign Shop
Sandy Bee Gymnastics & Dance
Santon Electric/Coventry Lighting
Doug Sweeney
Campaign Co-Chairman
Santon Electric
Dr. Andy Schmutz
Herbert Schuler
Schwebel Family Foundation
Short Stop Truck Plaza
Simco Management Co.
Sky Bank
Southside Handel’s Ice Cream
Steelhounds
The Muransky Companies
Town One Realty
Frederick W. Viehe
Ruth V. Wean
WSB Rehabilitation Services, Inc.
John H. Yerian, Jr.
Youngstown Lions Club/
Sight Saving Club
Youngstown Panhellenic Assoc.
$100 - $259 +
Patrons
Geraldine Aaron-Damore
G. Byron F. Abrigg, TTEE
Achkar Jewelers
ADE, Inc.
Adult Education/Mahoning County Center
Advanced Dermatology
Advetech, Inc.
A Friend
Aladdin’s Eatery
Amendolara’s Pizza & Rolls
Arby’s/Pipino Management
Armstrong Cable
Astro Shapes
Austintown Lions
Austintown Podiatry Association, Inc.
Avalon Gardens
B & B Construction/Joseph Tahos
B & I Management
John Barkett
Bean Counter Café
David A. Beck
Loren Beck
Sandy Beil
Terrie L. Bennett
William Bigelow
Emma L. Blackstone
Mary Blasko
Stephen Blasko, Jr.
Thomas Boniface
Melissa Booth
Brock Builders, Inc./Brian Brock
Donald R. Brooks
Don & Marcia Brunetti
Burgan Real Estate
Timothy Burk
Burns, O’Hare & Bella/Dennis Bella
The Business Journal
Butler Wick
Butler Wick/Bob Ferraro
Butler Wick/John Luklan
C & A International/Matt Carlozzi
Café Roma
Camp Live Oak
Joseph Campati
Msgr. Michael J. Cariglio
Bert Carmichael
Herbert Carmichael
Carney-McNicholas, Inc./Greg Carney
Carribean Pool & Hot Tubs
Casal Aveda Institute
Thomas J. Case
Dr. David Castilla
Catholic Health Care Partners
Chairman of the Boards, Inc.
Chalet Premier
Chess Electric
Choice Homes
Lawrence Clark
Clayton Heating
Dan Clayton
Clear Channel Radio Youngstown
Thomas A. Cleary
Cohen & Company
David Comstock
Concrete Restoration/John Lucci
Michael Congemi
Chase Connors & Family
CR Electric, Inc.
Craver Animal Hospital/Dr. R.J. Edwards
Dick Creed
Lynn Creed
Attorney John P. Daliman
Davis Funeral Home
Day-Lite Cleaning Services/Dom Perry
DEAN Northeast, LLC
DeBald & Co.
Mary Pipino Demaiolo
Louis Devicchio
Dominion East Ohio Gas
Alex Downie & Sons Co.
Alex Downie, Jr.
Ted Downie
Eva Doyle
John Doyle
Larry Duck
Eastern Ohio Pulmonary Consultants
Eaton Group, Inc. GMAC Real Estate
Eclipse Alloy Wheels
Constantine E. Economus, M.D.
Eranco Business Broker
Dr. John A. Esarco
Expert Service Exterminating, Inc.
Sam Fasline, Jr.
Sam T. Fasline
Larry Fithian
Patricia Fithian
Suzanne & Al Fleming Foundation
Tom Fleming
William Florig
Forum Health Services
Friend of the YMCA
Nick Froslear
Attorney Thomas M. Gacse
Leonard Ganchar
Harry Gentithes
Gerber Electric
Gold Exchange
Kenneth Goldsboro
Grange Insurance/Advertising Dept.
Great Garage Doors/Sam Ciminero
James E. Greene
Dennis Haines
Steve Hamrock
Paul M. Harkey
Warren Harrell
Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell
Paul Haustovich
Dr. Shaun Hennon
Henricks Electric
James Herr
Hill, Barth & King LLC/Bruce Walston
Sandra Homrighouse
Maureen Horvath
Independent Cleaning Services
Independent Pharmacy Group
Indian Creek Faculty
Donald R. Inglis
Inter County, Inc.
International Contractors Corp.
Irish Bob’s Pub
Johnson & Johnson, Attorneys at Law
Dr. Joseph
Michael Kachmer
Dr. Karlock
Keynote Media Group/Richard Hahn
Richard Keyse
Rick Keyse
Phillip S. Kocon
Komar Plumbing Co., Inc.
Komara Jewelers
Bernie Kosar
Randall Kostekl
Mike Kraynanski
James J. Kurmpak
John W. Kurtz
Charles Scott Lanz
L’Atelier Custom Woodworking, Inc.
Law Office of Jonathan Politi
Linda Lawrence
James E. Lessick DDS
Thomas J. Lipka
Richard Lucarell
Lyden Oil Company
Magnum Industries
Dominic Marchionda
Mashorda’s County Gardens
Charles Masters & Co.
Richard P. McLaughlin
Messenger Trust
Mid America Events
George Mitchell
Sam & Helen Moffie
R. Mucci
Kathleen E. Mumaw
Dean & Scot Murray Insurance
Muscle Connection
NE Ohio Title
William M. Neckerman
Judith Neyman
Joseph Nohra
O.T. Plus, Ltd.
Ohio One
Old North Church
Fr. Timothy O’Neil
Optical One, Inc./Ed DeBlasio
Optiview Vision Center
Oscar’s/Antone’s
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Perfecta Products, Inc.
Sandra J. Perren
Phantom Fireworks/
B.J. Alan, Co.
Pinnacle Health Concepts, LLC
Delores M. Pipino
Donald Paul Pipino
Patricia A. Pipino
Sam D. Pipino
Poland Methodist Church
Questar Capital Corp.
Questar Capital Corp./Janice M. JanJanin
Rachel’s Restaurant
David J. Reed
Reinnovations Contracting
Rhiel Supply
William & Louise Richardson
Attorney Ted Roberts
Donald Rodenbaugh
Rondinelli Tuxedo Co.
Michael Ruddy
William & Linda Russell
Drs. George A. & Jon A. Saadey, DDS
St. Barbara’s Church
Salon Concetta
Bill Sandy
John S. Santisi
Santon Electric
Daniel J. Santon
Lowell Satre
Second Nature Landscape
Security Title Agency
John Senvissky
Jyotnidra & Nirupama Shah
Simrick, Inc./Taco Bell
Smith Barney/Diane Shamrock
Patricia Soller
Kyrsten Studer Foundation
Sure Shot Transmissions
The Beverage House
The Home Resort
The Sandwich Factory
Kathleen A. Thomas
Susan Thomas
Thomas Tobin
Ray Travaglini
UAW Local 1714
Universal Percussion, Inc.
Upstairs Restaurant & Lounge
V & M Star
V.I.P. Car Care
Valley Foods/Jeff Valley
Valley Industrial Trucks
R.T. Vernal, Paving, Inc.
John Vitullo
Wachovia Securities
Ellen Wakeford-Banks
Waldon Pond Development, Inc.
Dave Walker Realty
Drs. H.S. & Florence Wang Family Foundation
Wash on Wheels/John Vicarel
Howard Wharton
Williams & Williams CPA’s, Inc.
Windsor House
Francis J. Wittnauer
Andrea Wood
Arthur Wood
George Woodman
Woodridge Labs
Barbara’s X-Static About Hair
Nick Yacavone
Youngstown Associates in Radiology, Inc.
Youngstown City Schools
Youngstown Floor Sanding
Youngstown International Towers Co.
Youngstown News Co.
Youngstown Police Ranking Officers
Youngstown Professional Firefighters Local 312
YUNDOKIDS, Inc.
Patty Zamudio
Dr. Joseph F. Zeno
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