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Hattie’s Food Hub opens doors
to produce and possibilities
New training opportunity prepares people with disabilities for
food-based and agriculture employment in the community
Breanna wakes up every morning excited to start her
shift at Hattie’s Food Hub. In this new position she has
learned to prepare granola, wash produce and package
food. She enjoys the opportunity to work as a team and
apply what she learns to her individual tasks.
At Hattie’s Food Hub, Breanna gains meaningful,
on-the-job experience, which makes her employable
in a competitive job market. Since the food hub is
located in a neighborhood without easy access to fresh
local produce, Breanna also plays an important role in
Akron’s local food movement. She is proud to be part of
Hattie’s Food Hub.
“Knowing I will be able to do more than one thing
gives me confidence. I want to get out there and help
everyone I can,” said Breanna. “I like that we are not
only providing people with healthy food, but we are also
helping them to be healthy. This can be hard to do. I’m
glad to be in a line of work that helps people in some
way.”
Hattie’s Food Hub is an innovative Hattie Larlham
work training program designed to teach technical
and social skills. During training, nearly 300 people
with intellectual and developmental disabilities earn
minimum wage for the work they do.
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June 2016
Dear friends,
Recently, I announced my intention to retire as CEO of Hattie Larlham effective
December 31, 2017. I have served as Hattie Larlham’s CEO for 27 years. While
I’m proud of what we have accomplished so far, there perhaps has never been a
more exciting time to be involved with this organization.
Our new partnerships, programs and community initiatives benefit not only
those we serve, but our community. Hattie’s Food Hub is an innovative approach
to work training. It encourages independence among people with and without
disabilities and strengthens a healthy eating movement which benefits the whole
community.
Construction, renovations and new programs are underway to provide more
opportunities for the people we serve. These new initiatives empower people
with disabilities to live, work and play in the communities of their choice.
Although many of these projects will be completed after I am retired, I will
continue to stay involved and support this wonderful organization.
In my role as CEO, I have seen the impact each of our supporters makes. What
we have accomplished today would be impossible without you—our donors,
volunteers and friends. Whether your gift is financial or you choose to donate
your time, every contribution makes a difference.
I am excited to see what the future holds for Hattie Larlham. I hope that you
will join me in support of our leadership, staff and people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities.
Dennis Allen
Hattie Larlham CEO
Akron University students take Hattie Larlham
residents to the zoo.
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Boy Scouts provide fun life experiences and
activities for Hattie Larlham residents.
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Hattie Larlham hosts summer camps for
people with disabilities.
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Community program
supports dream of
person with disabilities
Bill’s life changed once he started playing music at
AddVentures
It’s Monday afternoon and Bill
strums his guitar to “Stairway to
Heaven” by Led Zeppelin. Bill
could easily practice at home, but
he prefers to play his music at
AddVentures, a Columbus-based
day program run by the Association
for the Developmentally Disabled
(Add), a Hattie Larlham agency.
Here he receives positive feedback
and encouragement from
employees and participants who
stop to listen to him. AddVentures
encourages participants to try new
things and develop their interests.
“I love listening to Bill play,”
said Elizabeth Jones, AddVentures
program manager. “We have the
same taste in music. We’re both
fans of rock from the 60s and 70s.”
Bill has been playing the guitar
Bill (left) enjoys a music session with Music Therapist Eric Ahlteen.
for 35 years. The guitar is Bill’s
passion and therapy. It’s gotten him
through a tough time in his life. He knows his guitar so well, he can take it
apart and put it back together.
“Before I came to AddVentures I was unhappy. I said, ‘Man, I gotta put
myself together.’ Bill said. “I’ve improved a lot since I started here. Every
week there is something changing in my life, always for the better.”
Bill joined AddVentures in 2010. He set goals and turned his life around,
with help from AddVentures staff. He quit smoking and started volunteering
at the Help House. Bill prepared for the GED and worked with Add staff to
update his resume. Thanks to the support and encouragement he gets from
Add staff, Bill dreams of a career in music.
Bill befriended musician and songwriter Eric Ahlteen a music therapist
at Add. The two quickly formed a bond, exchanging music ideas. Eric often
sings along to the songs Bill plays.
“I always learn something from Bill,” commented Eric. “I’ve picked up
guitar picking techniques from him and have made a true friend.”
To learn more about AddVentures, contact Elizabeth Jones at
[email protected].
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Laura teaches Breanna to measure and package puff cereal, one of several dry foods sold at Hattie's Food Hub.
Hattie’s Food Hub, from page 1
Samantha Phillips and Laura
Foster, Hattie’s Food Hub job
coaches, provide guidance for
Breanna and other work training
employees. With instruction from
their job coach, employees develop
and hone soft skills such as showing
up on time, customer service and
communications, and hard skills,
such as operating a cash register
and rotating stock, all of which are
transferable to jobs after Hattie's
Food Hub.
“Staying on task, pacing my
work and being productive—these
are all things I’m learning here, but
I can also apply to everyday life,”
said Breanna.
The team is proud to be a part
of Hattie’s Food Hub, an endeavor
which benefits not only the people
Hattie Larlham serves, but the
whole neighborhood.
“Our employees start to feel
empowered and that they can
do things on their own in the
community,” said Director of Food
Operations Zac Rheinberger. We
are preparing them to be private
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citizens, earn their own way and
work and play where they choose,
just like the rest of us.”
Hattie’s Food Hub is an
important part of Hattie Larlham’s
farm-to-table training. The program
includes Hattie’s Café and Gifts, the
aquaponics and CSA programs and
Hattie’s Gardens. During a two-year
period, people with disabilities who
train at these locations experience
all aspects of agricultural and foodbased training.
Breanna joins Hattie’s Food
Hub from Hattie’s Café and Gifts to
further expand her experience. She
is interested in co-packing –packing
food for small start-up businesses.
Breanna enjoys co-packing because
she likes to see things organized and
complete.
“We teach them everything
from the ground up,” said Zac.
“Imparting work skills that are
valid in a growing local agricultural
community is imperative to gaining
employment in that community.”
For Hattie’s Café and Gifts,
Hattie’s Gardens and now Hattie’s
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Food Hub employees, the benefits
go beyond an employment
opportunity. Working in a healthy
environment encourages them
to eat healthy and live a heathier
lifestyle. In turn, they gain
confidence to implement what they
have learned into their everyday
lives and use it to contribute to
their community.
“Hattie’s Food Hub is part
of a larger vision for the way
organic agriculture, the local food
movement and work training
for people with developmental
disabilities serve the greater good of
Northeast Ohio,” said Zac.
Hattie’s Food Hub is open
Monday through Friday at 395
Douglas Street in Akron. Stop by
our new corner market to purchase
fresh, local produce for your family.
Employees will be happy to tell you
about our products, complete your
purchase and help you take your
items to your car.
To learn more about Hattie’s
Food Hub, contact Zac Rheinberger
at 330-475-0353.
Volunteering makes a difference
University of Akron students connect with Hattie Larlham to volunteer their time
University of Akron students and Hattie Larlham residents enjoy a day at the zoo.
While most University of Akron students spent the first
weekend of May studying for final exams, four members
of the Delta Sigma Pi fraternity volunteered at Hattie
Larlham’s Akron community home, where four adult men
with developmental disabilities live.
The fraternity members arrived promptly at 9 a.m.,
ready to do maintenance on the weathered back porch
and take the residents to the Akron Zoo. The fraternity
members were just as excited as the residents to be there.
“We wanted to get involved in a project with continuity,”
said Adam Woltermann, Delta Sigma Pi vice president of
community services. “It was an opportunity our chapter
has never had before and we were ready for a new
adventure.”
After speaking with Hattie Larlham Volunteer
Specialist Deborah Mason at an on-campus volunteer fair,
Woltermann toured the supported living home in February.
Woltermann pitched the opportunity to his fraternity and
the idea gained interest. Three weeks later, the students
began their first volunteer project.
“When coming to the home, we were welcomed in
with open arms by both the residents and the staff,” said
Woltermann.
The fraternity’s first task was to convert a storage room
into a common area. They renovated an unused room
and turned it into a guys’ “hangout room.” The fraternity
members replaced old furniture with a new table and
chairs, painted the walls and built shelving for storage.
“The students did such a great job,” said Mason. “We
love the new space. Residents can now use the area to
play games and socialize.”
The students returned in April to garden and springclean the home.
“I am very happy with the success of our volunteer
opportunities we have had with the residents and staff at
Hattie Larlham,” said Woltermann, “and can’t wait until
we are able to be back this fall semester to continue our
relationship.”
Mason recruits volunteers for Hattie Larlham Constant
Companions and supported living homes. Both serve
adults with developmental disabilities. She works to match
the prospective volunteers’ interests to activities residents
enjoy.
“Hattie Larlham’s community service volunteer
program is an opportunity to make a difference in the lives
of adults with disabilities,” said Mason. “Whatever talent
you have, someone will greatly appreciate that you’re
sharing it with them.”
Delta Sigma Pi is a professional business fraternity
that develops principled business leaders for the future by
providing a lifetime of opportunity for its members.
To volunteer at Hattie Larlham, contact Deborah Mason
at 330-298–8956.
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AM NOT CAPABLE OF
“IWALKING
MILES, BUT I
AM CAPABLE OF DOING
CRAFTS. THAT’S HOW I
CHOSE TO GIVE BACK.
”
Give how you can
Hattie Larlham donor encourages others
to use their talents to give back
As a child, Judie Shamis learned
the importance of volunteering. She
has spent her whole life supporting
charitable causes and giving back to
her community however she could.
Judie is a member of the
Fraternal Order Knights of
Pythias. She is the leader of the
Imperial Santha Nomads of
Avrudaka chapter, a subgroup
of the fraternity. After assuming
the role in July 2015, it was
Judie’s responsibility to identify a
charitable cause. A long-time friend
told her about Hattie Larlham,
and after a visit to the Hattie
Larlham Center for Children with
Disabilities, Judie’s mind and heart
were set.
Having two healthy children and
five grandchildren, Judie recalls
being emotional on her tour. To
her, it was evident the staff really
cared for the residents, but she
wanted to help too.
“I am not capable of walking
6
miles, but I am capable of doing
crafts. That’s how I chose to give
back,” said Judie.
Judie has been crafting for a
very long time. If you ask her how
long, she simply answers, “forever.”
Judy chose to use her crafting skills
as a means for raising funds and
awareness for Hattie Larlham.
“If I could donate money [to
Hattie Larlham], I would,” Judie
said. “But, there’s always something
you can do. Volunteer, make a
phone call or sell crafts. There has
got to be something we can all do.”
Hattie Larlham was designated
as the beneficiary of the Imperial
Santha Nomads of Avrudaka’s
fundraising activities. The
organization hosted activities to
raise money for Hattie Larlham.
As the fraternity’s leader, Judie is
afforded many opportunities to tell
her fellow members about Hattie
Larlham. She shares stories of our
residents every chance she gets.
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Hattie Larlham supporters help
in many ways. While some people
make monetary donations, others
give of themselves. Our volunteers,
donors and friends each make a
difference in the lives of those we
serve. No matter how you chose
to support Hattie Larlham, your
contribution impacts the lives of
children and adults with intellectual
and developmental disabilities.
To learn more about how you
can use your talents to support
Hattie Larlham, contact Special
Events Coordinator Francesca Alex
at 330-840-6844 or visit
www.hattielarlham.org.
Flash Fund raises $9,375 for aquatic
therapy equipment
On March 21 and 22, Hattie Larlham
hosted our first Flash Fund. The social
media campaign raised money to
purchase therapeutic pool equipment
for residents at the Hattie Larlham
Center for Children with Disabilities.
The indoor pool benefits people with
profound disabilities. It relaxes muscles,
stimulates senses and increases
mobility. However, pool equipment and
toys are frequently used and quickly
become worn. Flash Fund donations
purchased aquatic sensory toys and
replaced hoyer lift slings.
Thanks to a generous gift from
NetSmart, each donation was matched
dollar for dollar up to $2,500.
You can make a donation to Hattie
Larlham at any time. Text HATTIE to
243725 to send a gift from your mobile
device or make a donation online at
www.hattielarlham.org.
Thank you to our Flash Fund donors
Ms. Francesca Alex
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Mr. John Barnes
Ms. Janet L. Boehler
Ms. Barbara S. Brunner
Mr. Thomas Cashman
Ms. Donna Clark
Mr. Jeffrey W. Clark
Ms. Melissa Clark
Ms. Jennifer Dawes
Ms. Carol Dolan and
Mr. Greggory D. Hill
Mrs. Janet Downing
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drake
Ms. Dianne V. Foley
Mr. Gerald Gittinger
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Hammond
Ms. Kristine M. Henige
Mr. Brett Jacobs
Ms. Victoria Kaniowski
Ms. Holly S. Knapp
Mrs. Shellie Knighton
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Koch
Ms. June Kolb
Mr. R. Charles Larlham
Ms. Linda Leicht and Mr. David Jones
Mrs. Debora Lichtenwalter
Mrs. Laura Lujan
Mrs. Deborah MacDonald
Ms. Carolyn M. Marek
Ms. Norrene McLaughlin
Mr. Richard W. Miller
Ms. Ellen Mock
Ms. Peggy Painley
Ms. Michele M. Pamer
Betty Riggenbach
Mrs. Catherine Schwartz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Serwatka
Mr. David Telepak
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Trapp
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wallace, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregg K. Whiteman
Mrs. and Mr. Peggy Wichert
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Young
Hattie Larlham
Boy Scouts
Hattie Larlham Center for Children
with Disabilities Boy Scout Troop
79, established in 2015, provides
community activities for boys and
teens with disabilities
Boy Scouts is a rite of passage for many boys and
young men. Scouting builds skills, creates friendships
and provides opportunities for community involvement
that everyone should experience. As host to Boy Scout
Troop 79 and Cub Scout Pack 79, Hattie Larlham
has made it possible for boys living at the Center to
have the same life experiences as their peers. Hattie
Larlham’s recreation staff collaborates with local troops
to provide activities and opportunities for our scouts
to earn badges. Most recently, the Hattie Larlham
scouts participated in the Pinewood Derby at Richmond
Square, a longstanding tradition among Boy Scouts
across the country.
“Events like these give our Scouts the sense to be like
everyone else and part of their community,” said Hattie
Larlham Recreation Specialist Angela Matta.
To prepare for the event, Hattie Larlham’s recreation
staff purchased car kits from the Cleveland Scout Shop.
Staff and volunteers used a hand-over-hand technique
to help the boys transform the three-ounce wooden
block into racecars, decorated with their choice of color
and design. On race day, members of Hattie Larlham
Cub Scouts joined 50 other scouts, sending their
handmade cars down the track.
The support of other troops in the community has
made the Pinewood Derby a successful and memorable
experience for the Hattie Larlham residents. Each
activity the troop completes explores different skills
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and provides opportunities to connect and interact with
their peers.
“I’m very proud of the boys, the leaders and Hattie
Larlham,” said Greater Cleveland Council of Boy Scouts
of America District Executive Mark Baxter. “This is
proof that when people want to do something, it can be
done. I love working with Hattie Larlham.”
To commemorate the troop’s one year anniversary,
the Scouts hosted a Blue and Gold ceremony. It was
the first time the Scouts were together in uniform.
Families and the community were invited to celebrate.
Staff presented the scouts with badges commemorating
their accomplishments. They used adaptable switches
to recite different oaths including the Scout motto, oath
and law.
Hattie Larlham’s Boy Scouts enjoy any opportunity
to work with the community. To get involved, contact
Angela Matta at [email protected] or
330-274-2272.
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Pete Kepich joins Hattie Larlham residents at the 30th Annual Sugar Bush Golf Classic to benefit Hattie Larlham.
New ride for Center residents
Kepich Ford makes second pledge to assist with vehicle costs
Community integration and social
interaction are important experiences
for people with intellectual and
developmental disabilities. Getting
residents into the community first
requires efficient transportation.
The vehicles Hattie Larlham
uses to transport our residents
need special flooring, seating and
securement systems—expensive
safety options that do not come
standard on factory vehicles.
Instead, each van requires extensive
customization to meet the safety
requirements for transporting those
in our care.
Pete Kepich, a Hattie Larlham
supporter and owner of Kepich Ford
in Garrettsville, Ohio, sees the value
in giving back to his community. On
May 1, Pete pledged half the cost of
a 2015 Ford transit van.
“As a business owner in this
community I want to give back,” said
Pete. “When you experience what
Hattie Larlham does, the heart and
effort the staff puts forth every day,
you know that’s the people who you
want to be arm-in -arm with.”
To meet safety and equipment
requirements, the van went to
Mobility Works, the nation’s largest
wheelchair-accessible van dealer.
The van transports Center residents
to personal appointments and
community activities.
“It’s great to see the residents
out, enjoying the weather. You can
see in their faces they are having
a good time, and I’m proud to help
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make that happen,” said Pete.
This is the second time Pete and
Kepich Ford have helped with costs
of Hattie Larlham vehicles.
To learn how your business can
bring people with disabilities closer to
the community, contact Annual Fund
Director Rosanne Drake at
[email protected] or
330-840-6841.
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2016 Friendship Luncheon
It is a rewarding experience to be in a room filled with people who are committed to Hattie Larlham’s mission. Hattie
Larlham’s second annual Friendship Luncheon is 11:30 a.m., Fri., August 19 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Twinsburg,
Ohio. This event brings together our partners, volunteers and supporters to celebrate the impact they have on the lives
of people with disabilities. This year’s Friendship Luncheon recognizes the following friends and supporters:
Outstanding Group
Since 1986, the Sugar Bush Golf Classic committtee
has raised $750,000 to support Hattie Larlham
programs. The tournament sells out each year and is
testimony to the committee’s dedication.
Outstanding Individual
Barb Davis is a habilitation assistant and relief
supervisor at the Hattie Larlham Center for Children
with Disabilities. She has worked at the Center for 27
years. Barb is best known for the festive spirit she
brings to her unit. She always adds a personal touch
for Center residents.
Outstanding Corporate Partner
The Akron Rubber Ducks are always open to exploring
new ways to support Hattie Larlham. As part of their
own efforts to empower people with disabilities, the
Rubber Ducks hired a Hattie’s Assembly participant at
their concession stand. The Rubber Ducks are great
supporters of Hattie Larlham events.
Volunteer of the Year
Susan Henry began volunteering at Constant
Companions three years ago. She provides a new
activity every month, each one a unique experience for
participants. Sue became a certified yoga instructor
to lead a monthly chair yoga class at Constant
Companions in Green, Twinsburg, Middleburg Heights
and North Canton.
Trailblazers
The Trailblazer award recognizes the hard work and
success stories of our work training and community
employment programs and recognizes community
partners and businesses who believe in Hattie
Larlham’s mission. These groups pave the way
for people with disabilities to be successful in the
community.
Melissa O’Connell
Melissa developed confidence and built her skills at
Hattie’s Café and Gifts. Now, she works at Krispy
Kreme. She has only been there a short time, but
has already taken on additional responsibilities. She
continues to thrive in this position, pushing her way
through obstacles and becoming more independent
every day.
Craig Weatherly
Craig was a Hattie Larlham employee for six years
before GPD Group, an Akron architecture firm, hired
him. Craig thrives in this role. His coworkers say his
enthusiasm is contagious. Everyone enjoys working
with him.
Thomas Limousine
Thomas Limousine goes the extra mile to ensure
people with disabilities are employed in our
community. The company has employed several
people from Hattie Larlham who all report they love
their jobs.
This year, we recognize Hattie’s Heroes. Throughout our history, these men and women have had a significant
impact on the people we serve. Hattie’s Heroes are role models who would never call attention to their efforts. Their
countless acts of compassion, selflessness and perseverance continue to inspire us.
To join us for this inspiring event, register online at www.hattielarlham.org. To sponsor Hattie Larlham’s Friendship
Luncheon, or for more information, contact Events Manager Wendy Voelker at [email protected] or
330-840-6845.
The art on this page was painted by Holly G., a Hattie Larlham Constant Companions participant.
Register for Hattie Larlham
Summer Camps
Mandy and her husband wanted a summer camp
for their teen son Michael, who has developmental
disabilities. As working parents, they needed a place
for him during the day. They wanted Michael to enjoy
his summer in a safe environment. Mandy found Hattie
Larlham Camp Connect.
“It’s so wonderful to see a smile on his face and that
he found something he could look forward to,” Mandy
said. “We live 45 miles away. It is difficult to find good
camps for children with special needs, so when you find
a camp as good as this, you don’t mind the drive.”
Last year, Michael attended the Akron Rotary
summer camp. Mandy said he woke up each morning
very excited and could not wait to go to lake camp. At
Camp Connect, campers can swim and participate in
waterfront activities on the lake.
This year, Mandy signed Michael up for Camp
Connect’s art summer camp. Campers learn about art
and create original work to take home to their families.
Summer campers participate daily in art-related games,
which develop dexterity skills.
Mandy knows Michael is well cared for and in a safe
and structured environment. Staff continually informed
Mandy of his progress, and the most important thing is
Michael is happy.
To register, contact Julie Lowe at 330-760–3395 or
[email protected].
Hattie Larlham Summer Camps
Camp Connect at Summit Artspace
140 East Market Street
Akron, Ohio 44308
9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Aug. 1 – 5
Group 1: Children
Group 2: Adults
Camp Cost: $300
Camp Connect at Rotary Camp
4460 Rex Lake Drive
Akron, Ohio 44319
9 a.m. - 3 p.m., Aug. 15 – 19
Group 1: Children
Group 2: Adults
Camp Cost: $350
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Thank You
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
DeCenso, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs.
Joseph DeFife
Ms. Judy Delagrange
Thank you for supporting Hattie Larlham’s mission
Mrs. Kate Delagrange
to bring comfort, joy and achievement to children and
Mr. and Mrs. John Dellaportas
Michael DelPrince
adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. DeMarco
From January to April 2016, the following donors gave
Mr. Bill Dems
up to $249. Although these donors do not appear in the
Ms. Bethany Diehl
Ms. Cheryl Diehl
annual report, Hattie Larlham would like to recognize
Ms. Anne Dietrich
their important contribution.
Mr. Vincent Diorio
The District Boutique
Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Ditterband
Mrs. Cathy Ditzel
Mr. John Divincenzo
Ms. Karissa DiVincenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Mr. Robert V. DiVincenzo
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Berger
Mr. Robert Carleton
Abbamonte
DKW Services
Ms. Laura Berie
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Carlisle
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce C. Abraham Dr. Leonard S. Berman
Ms. Kathleen Dobson
Ms. Joanne Carlo
Ms. Corrie Adams
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Dolce
Mr. Ralph C. Bertonaschi
Ms. Angela Carlton
Ms. Elizabeth Adams
Mr. Thomas J. Doran
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Best
Mr. Thomas Cashman
Ms. Jennifer L. Adams
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Dougher
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Bethany
Ms. Sandra A. Cassidy
Ms. Brenda Adkins
Mr. Robert J. Douglass
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bialkowski
Ms. Deanna Castrillo
Mr. Sheel Agarwal
Mr. Terrence Downey
Mr. Terrence E. Bichsel
Mr. Richard Catalano
Ms. Laura Aguiar
Mrs. Janet Downing
Ms. Dana Billheimer
Mrs. Marjorie L. Catlos
Ms. Jacqueline Akins
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Billington Drs. Dennis D. and Stella Y. Cech Mr. and Mrs. Matt Downing
Akron Metropolitan
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drake
Mr. Bryan W. Bird
Ms. Jessica Cemate
Housing Authority
Mr. Bruce Drazen
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Black
Mrs. Dorothy C. Chadwick
Mr. Dean Alex
Ms. Julie Dudones
Mr. Lucas Blower
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen
Ms. Francesca Alex
Mr. Ronald Duhon
Mrs. Dianna L. Bluso
M. Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Alliance
Duma Meats Inc.
Ms. Theresa A. Bochenek
Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Chapman
Mr. Frank E. Alloe
Mr. Jon Easton
Ms. Courtney Bode
Ms. Deborah A. Cherry and
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Altenau
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick
Mr. Douglas Bode
Mr. James H. Helbling
Ms. Alyssa Amato
L. Edmonds
Ms. Laura Bode
Ms. Faith H. Chmielewski
Mr. Joe Amato
Ms. Cathy Edwards
Ms. Janet L. Boehler
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Cibik
Mr. John A. Amato
Mr. and Mrs. Roger W. Edwards
Ms. Jacqueline Boesinger
City Bank Antiques
Ms. Tera Amato
Okey and Becky Ekechi
Ms. Allison M. Bogdan
Ms. Mary Ciuppa
American Auto Parts, Inc.
Ms. Mary Kay Ellis
Ms. Abbey J. Bolton
Ms. Donna Clark
Ms. Kristin Anchulis
Ms. Bonnie M. Epstein
Ms. Cheryl Boncek
Ms. Melissa Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Anderson
Sheldon J. Epstein
Ms. Cheryl Borkes
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Coffey
Mr. Geoff Anderson
Mrs. Gloria M. Evans
Mr. and Mrs. Roger G. Bossard
Ms. Rachael Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Mr. Tom Evans
Boston Mills/Brandywine
Mr. Anthone C. Colovas
C. Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Fabry
Ski Areas
Ms. Irma E. Colpo
Mr. Stephen Anderson
Mr. James K. Feldman
Ms. Elaine Bowen
Mr. Christopher Comiskey
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Andrews
Dr. James F. Feller
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Community United
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Mr. Larry D. Greiner
Ms. Maria D. Ihnat
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kinney
James E. Lessick, D.D.S.
Mrs. Antoinette Madden
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Markovic
Ms. Marianne Neal
Mr. Raymond F. Popovich
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Post
Mr. Ralph Reese
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Rizzi
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Stenger
Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Tkach
Glennis Pahnke
Sheldon J. Epstein
Austin Pasquine
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pasquine
Andrew Pavlina
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Anzlovar
Robert Petrie
Mrs. Gail A. Petrie
Justin Raddell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Raddell
Matthew Orban
Mr. Connor Orban
Scenic View Transportation Inc.
Gregory Ricci
Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Ferrick
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Ricci
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando J. Ricci
Corporate Partner
Spotlight
Charles Richards
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Rossi, Jr.
Matthew Risaliti
Mr. and Mrs. John Manse
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Risaliti
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Vaught
Jospeh Ruggieri
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Rossi, Jr.
Howard Sargent
Mrs. Patricia Sargent
Charlotte Schilling
Mrs. Patricia Paugh
Daniel Schwartz
Mrs. Catherine Schwartz
Michael Seikel
Daniel Seikel
Frances Senffer
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Rossi, Jr.
Louise Sik
Mr. and Mrs. James O’Donnell
Mikey Summerville
Ms. Linda Leicht and
Mr. David Jones
Mrs. Janet Downing
Jean Svoboda
Mr. Henry C. Svoboda
Corinne Tallion
Mr. Gregory G. Tallion
Daniel Trapp
Mr. and Mrs. Grahame J. Kidd
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce D. Trapp
Paul Trina
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Rossi, Jr.
Dorothy Trumpeter
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald B. Vaught
Jordan Truthan
Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Nero
Dan Urbassik
Ms. Brenda Adkins
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bartulovic
Mr. Guy J. Gentile
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pituch
Lacey Wagner
Jon and Karen Wagner
Juanita Walsh
Ms. Beverly P. Teague
Marie Whalen
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard S. Berger
Ingrid Willette
Dr. Robert E. Stadulis and
Dr. Janet K. Stadulis
Lynn Ashley Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Reginald
J. Williams, II
Richard Zabic
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Rossi, Jr.
Clarence Telepak
Chris and Ann Marie Telepak
Helen Tilocco
Mr. Frank A. Tilocco
Margaret Toth
Mr. Christopher Toth
Your donation to Hattie Larlham provides
opportunities for 1,800 children and
adults with intellectual and developmental
disabilities.
You can donate using the secure form on
Hattie Larlham’s website or you can send
a check made out to the Hattie Larlham
Foundation to the address below.
Hattie Larlham thanks the Alpha Group for their outstanding
year-round support. The Alpha Group has been Circle of
Caring’s presenting sponsor for seven years. Thank you
for your commitment to Hattie Larlham and people with
intellectual and developmental disabilities. To learn more
about corporate partnerships, please contact Corporate
Relations and Major Gifts Officer Tonnie Alliance at
330-840-6842.
To make a legacy gift or bequest to Hattie
Larlham, contact Chief Development Officer
Catherine Schwartz at 330-840-6840.
Hattie Larlham
7996 Darrow Road, Suite 10
Twinsburg, OH 44087
www.hattielarlham.org
DONATE ONLINE: WWW.HATTIELARLHAM.ORG
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Join us on Sat., July 2 at Over the Edge for Hattie Larlham in downtown
Cleveland. Thrill seekers will rappel 22 stories of the Westin Cleveland Downtown
to support people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
If you would prefer to keep your feet on the ground, here are some ways you can
show your support:
1. Make a donation. Many people are within dollars of reaching their $1,500 goal and securing their spot on the rooftop. Help them reach
their goal with a donation.
2. Fundraise for Hattie Larlham. Register to raise money for Hattie
Larlham. We will help you run a successful campaign and meet your
goal. No rappelling required.
3. Join us. We will be cheering on our rappellers all day, starting at 9 a.m.
Sat., July 2. Join us to show your support.
You can make a donation to Over the Edge for Hattie Larlham at any time
until October 2016. To support a rappeller or start your own campaign, visit
overtheedge.hattielarlham.org.
For more information about Over the Edge for Hattie Larlham, call Events
Manager Wendy Voelker at 330-840-6845.
July 2
Over the Edge Cleveland
Aug. 19
Friendship Luncheon
Nov. 5
Circle of Caring
ABOUT THE COVER: Breanna washes
produce at Hattie’s Food Hub. Her job
coach Sam teaches her how to properly
wash produce so it is ready and safe for
consumers. Breanna and the Hattie’s
Food Hub team prepare produce for
Hattie’s Café and Gifts.
ABOUT THE AGENCY: Hattie Larlham is
a nonprofit organization dedicated to
creating opportunities for and improving
the lives of more than 1,800 children and
adults with developmental disabilities.
Your contributions allow Hattie Larlham
to provide medical, recreational, work
training and residential services to
children and adults with developmental
disabilities.
MISSION: Because we believe that
life is sacred, Hattie Larlham enhances
the quality of life for people with
disabilities and their families through our
commitment to comfort, joy
and achievement.
The Focus newsletter is produced by
Hattie Larlham. Photographs provided by
Hattie Larlham.
Hattie Larlham
7996 Darrow Road, Suite 10
Twinsburg, OH 44087
330-274-2272
800-233-8611
www.hattielarlham.org