2013 Annual Report - American Red Cross

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2013 Annual Report
The Northeast Ohio Region of the American Red Cross serves 22 counties and their 4.5 million residents by preventing, preparing for
and responding to emergencies 24 hours per day, seven days a week. The Region is comprised of the following chapters:
ASHTABULA
Ashtabula
Lake
Geauga
CLEVELAND
Cuyahoga
SANDUSKY
Erie
ELYRIA
Trumbull
Lorain
Portage
Summit
Huron
Medina
AKRON
Mahoning
MEDINA
Ashland
Wayne
Stark
Richland
WOOSTER
YOUNGSTOWN
Columbiana
CANTON
MANSFIELD
Holmes
MILLERSBURG
MILLERSBURG
NEW
PHILADELPHIA
Carroll
Jefferson
Tuscarawas
Greater Cleveland Chapter
3747 Euclid Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44115
216-431-3010
redcross.org/GreaterCleveland
Chief Executive Officer: Mary-Alice Frank
Harrison
WINTERSVILLE
Ashtabula County Chapter
433 Center Street
Ashtabula, OH 44004
440-998-1020
redcross.org/oh/Ashtabula
Chapter Executive: Renee Palagyi
Jefferson County Chapter
81 Talbott Drive
Wintersville, OH 43953
740-264-7244
redcross.org/JeffersonCountyOhio
Chapter Executive: Kathy Musso
Medina County Chapter
780 E. Smith Road, Suite A
Medina, OH 44256
330-723-4565
redcross.org/MedinaCounty
Chapter Executive: Beth Kilchenman
Stark County Chapter
408 9th Street, SW
Canton, OH 44707
330-453-0146
redcross.org/Stark
Chapter Executive: Kim Kroh
Firelands Chapter
300 Central Avenue
Sandusky, OH 44870
419-626-1641
redcross.org/Firelands
Chapter Executive: Ron Rude
Lorain County Chapter
2929 West River Road, North
Elyria, OH 44035
440-324-2929
redcross.org/oh/LorainCounty
Chapter Executive: Rita Campbell
Muskingum Lakes Chapter
1451 4th Street, NW
New Philadelphia, OH 44663
330-343-8633
redcross.org/MLC
Chapter Executive: Kim Kroh
Summit & Portage Counties
501 West Market Street
Akron, OH 44303
330-535-6131
redcross.org/Summit-Portage
Chapter Executive: Joe Kuzma
Holmes County Chapter
2 Court Street, Suite 101
Millersburg, OH 44654
330-674-5861
redcross.org/Holmes
Chapter Executive: Patricia Lang
Mahoning Valley Chapter
3530 Belmont Avenue
Youngstown, OH 44505
330-392-2551
redcross.org/oh/MahoningValley
Chapter Executive: Karen Conklin
Richland County Chapter
39 North Park Street
Mansfield, OH 44902
419-524-0311
redcross.org/Richland
Chapter Executive: Tina Buckingham
Wayne County Chapter
244 West South Street
Wooster, OH 44691
330-624-9383
redcross.org/Wayne
Chapter Executive: Katie Myers-Griffith
Mission Statement
The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human
suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the
power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
© 2013 The American National Red Cross
A message from the CEO
Dear Friends
Our mission charges us to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies. We are proud to provide this
vital work in our communities. Northeast Ohioans living in uncertain times can feel more secure about their future through the
programs and services provided only by the American Red Cross. These services aim to help community members learn how
to prevent and respond to every-day emergencies, resulting in improved quality of life, health and well-being for individuals and
families alike.
During our 2013 fiscal year, the Northeast Ohio Region of the American Red Cross responded to 980 local disasters, assisted
1,625 military families and trained over 1 million people in lifesaving skills. We continue to provide 24-hour support to members
of the military, veterans and their families. In addition, the Red Cross collects and distributes about 98 percent of the region’s
blood supply. We also prepare for disasters with our emergency response partners by participating in drills throughout the region. In October of 2012, our response to Superstorm Sandy involved nearly 140 volunteers, from 10 chapters, managing five
shelters throughout Cuyahoga and Lorain Counties.
All that we do is made possible through the generous support of our individual, corporate, federated and foundation donors
who contribute financial gifts that empower the American Red Cross to provide crucial, lifesaving services quickly and compassionately. Donors can be confident that an average of 91 cents of every dollar the Red Cross spends is invested in humanitarian services and programs.
Through targeted financial contributions, we are able to satisfy some of the unique mission related needs of our local communities. For example,
• Twice monthly, our Summit & Portage Counties Chapter offers community dinners to individuals in need.
• Both our Stark and Summit & Portage Counties Chapters offer transportation services to life-sustaining doctor visits
for those who are unable to drive themselves.
• We continue to provide Nurse Assistant Training programs in Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lorain, Mahoning, Summit and
Trumbull counties. In FY13 we trained over 500 nurse assistants!
• Our Greater Cleveland Chapter offers the Operation Save-a-Life program which installs smoke detectors in homes to
mitigate fire related deaths. Deaths from fires remains at a historic low.
• The Firelands Chapter installs stove top safety equipment in public housing facilities for seniors to mitigate fires.
• The Stark County Chapter operates the county’s Rape Crisis Services.
Over 90% of the Red Cross work force is comprised of volunteers. Our volunteers work tirelessly to provide vital support to the
American Red Cross throughout Northeast Ohio. Over the past year, Northeast Ohio volunteers have traveled throughout the
region to participate in preparedness drills, respond to disasters and assist members of the community. We also have dedicated volunteers who work in our offices, at our events and act as ambassadors in the communities we serve. In addition, executives from the top companies in Northeast Ohio volunteer their time and expertise to support our mission by serving as board
members. We would be unable to fulfill our mission without you!
We are truly a community supported organization dedicated to the people we serve throughout Northeast Ohio. But, as you
can see, we cannot do it alone. We appreciate each and every donor, volunteer and staff member for making it possible to provide another year of vital support throughout our region and ask that you continue to support us as we move to the future.
Mary-Alice Frank
Chief Executive Officer
Northeast Ohio Region
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You Make It Possible
The American Red Cross of Northeast Ohio provides vital services 365
days a year—from responding to home fires in local neighborhoods to
teaching First Aid and CPR to community groups.
We’re able to provide these services thanks to a corps of 1,255 dedicated volunteers and the generosity of our donors. These donations are put
to good use—we are proud to tell donors that we invest an average of 91
cents of every dollar in humanitarian services and programs, well above
the industry standard.
How do we do it? By practicing what we preach: preparedness. We train
our staff and volunteers. We plan ahead for the types of disasters that
strike our community. And we train individuals, businesses and community groups so that they too can be prepared.
The American Red Cross of Northeast Ohio serves 22 counties and their
4.5 million residents. In this report, which covers fiscal year 2013 (July
1, 2012 – June 30, 2013), you’ll learn how, through the generosity of
donors, we were able to help people down the street, across the country
and around the world.
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House Fires to Hurricanes
We’re ready to respond to disasters 7 days a week, 365 days a year in our
community, providing shelter, food, clothing and emotional support at no cost
to those in need. Our Region is part of a nationwide network of Red Cross
regions that work together to respond to large-scale relief efforts.
Last year, the Northeast Ohio
Region responded to disaster incidents including home and apartment fires.
One September evening in 2013,
Yolanda Gray returned from work to find
her home smoldering. A fire, set by two
children who also lived in the apartment
complex, had left her with very little but
the clothes she had worn to work that
day.
The only thing that survived the fire was
$31 of birthday money she had stashed
in her ceramic bank.
“The Red Cross was already on the
scene when I got home,” said Yolanda.
“The volunteer I worked with was very
loving and understanding. She was
ready to provide help when I needed it.”
Yolanda is a perfect example of the
benefit of taking control of her own
recovery. Through the Red Cross and
its community partnerships, Yolanda
was able to make a deposit on a new
apartment and pick out a few pieces of
furniture to replace what she had lost.
“I’m going to bounce back,” Yolanda
said.
Home fires are the most common disaster to which the Red Cross responds.
On average, we respond to at least two home fires every night. Although
these fires don’t typically make the news as hurricanes or other large-scale
events do, they are devastating for those who have suddenly lost their
homes, possessions and sense of security.
In fiscal year 2013, our Region assisted 3,903 community members/families
affected by fires and other local disasters.
Our Region also teaches families, organizations and corporations how to be
prepared for emergencies through free educational presentations. Last year
we reached 70,418 people with community disaster education and preparedness programs.
Northeast Ohio is not immune to severe weather, as evidenced by Superstorm Sandy in 2012. There were several power outages in Cuyahoga and
Lorain Counties that lasted five days. 140 volunteers from throughout the
Region worked in Red Cross shelters providing food, comfort and warmth to
those in need. In addition, 37 local volunteers deployed to help those affected on the East Coast (see page 7 for our response to Supertorm Sandy).
Preparing for the Unexpected
Every year our chapters teach people the lifesaving skills they need to protect themselves and their families, including First Aid, CPR and water safety.
We offer these trainings in multiple ways: online training, traditional classroom settings and full-service courses where we bring the training to your
workplace or organization.
Last year 63,125 individuals learned critical skills through Red Cross
courses such as:
• First Aid, CPR and Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
• Aquatics
• Babysitting
We are fortunate to work with corporate partners such as Dominion East
Ohio, who sponsored our Preparedness Day on April 13, 2013. Volunteers
from both organizations set up locations in shopping centers throughout the
region and taught shoppers how to “Be Red Cross Ready,” in the event of
a disaster. Participants took pre- and post-tests to determine their safety
knowledge. They also received a free safety backpack sponsored by Dominion. The backpacks contained safety supplies such as: flashlights, glow
sticks, first aid kits, emergency drinking water, face masks, gloves, and other
useful items and information. This event helped us to educate over 6,000
people in Northeast Ohio.
American Red Cross Northeast Ohio Region
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Serving the Military, Their Families and Veterans
The Red Cross gives support to active-duty military members, National
Guard and Reserve members, veterans and their families. We provide predeployment briefings, called “Get to Know Us Before You Need Us,” and
connect families with needed resources when their loved ones are deployed.
In FY13 our Region briefed over 3,750 military families throughout Northeast
Ohio.
Deployed service members also count on us to deliver emergency messages, such as notification of an illness or death in the family. Twenty-four hours
a day, 365 days a year, the Red Cross relays urgent messages containing
accurate, factual, complete and verified descriptions of the emergency to
service members stationed anywhere in the world, including on ships at sea
and at embassies and remote locations. Even if the service member receives
an email or phone call from home, Red Cross-verified information assists the
member and his or her commanding officers with making a decision regarding emergency leave. Military families rely on these verified communications.
In Northeast Ohio, the Red Cross K9 Action Team provides “comfort
therapy” to those who are returning home. We also provide support for
the sick and wounded at military and veterans hospitals, such as the Louis
Stokes VA Medical Center in Cleveland, and assistance in obtaining emergency financial support.
Serving through Volunteerism
Before meeting her husband, Ingrid Normington worked as a marine biologist
helping to develop a sustainable plan for the 7,100 islands and islets in her
native Philippines. In the early days of their relationship, John, retired military,
and Ingrid were pen pals. Once they decided to marry, Ingrid and her daughter Maya returned with John to his home in Stark County.
Then came September 11, 2001.
John re-enlisted in the National Guard.
Ingrid immersed herself into being a
military wife. She volunteered with a
military family readiness group where
she met Melissa Seibert, the Red Cross
Service to the Armed Forces
Manager for the Northeast Ohio Region.
“Melissa empowered me and continues
to empower me,” says Ingrid, who now
volunteers with military families through
the Stark County Chapter. Ingrid understands the power of having someone
there who understands the situation
many military families are go through.
John recently returned from active duty
in Afghanistan.
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Father and Son, Antonio Ciraldo
and PFC Joseph Ciraldo
When his mother passed away in
February, 2013, Antonio Ciraldo knew
he needed to find a way to get his son,
PFC Joseph Ciraldo, home for the funeral. As a child, Joseph had spent time
after school and every Sunday with his
grandparents. He and his grandmother,
in particular, were very close.
At his son’s suggestion, Antonio contacted the American Red Cross.
Within 30 minutes Joseph’s leave was
being processed.
“We, as a community, are blessed with
such a program,” Antonio said. “With a
single phone call my son was able to be
present for the funeral of his grandmother and stand as a source of strength for
his grandfather.”
Ingrid Normington stands with her husband, John.
Local Efforts, National Reach
Our workforce is made up of a half million volunteers and 30,000 paid staff
members. In FY13 over 100 regional volunteers deployed to distasters
across the country. These volunteers left the safety and comfort of their own
homes to respond to the needs of others in natural disasters such as floods,
wildfires, tornados and hurricanes.
As needed, we are able to mobilize our vehicles and resources to respond
across the state as well as across the country.
Gary with his daughter Christy and
wife, Pam.
Gary Burris was stuck in traffic when his
daughter became unresponsive. Ahead,
he saw a Red Cross vehicle and ran for
assistance.
Tim Reichel, Red Cross volunteer, was
driving a Red Cross vehicle back to
Canton, OH from an event. Upon seeing
his panic, Tim ran to Gary’s daughter,
Christy. With no cell reception, attempts
to call ‘911’ failed. A truck driver used
his radio to call for help.
Tim, certified in CPR and First Aid,
could see she was breathing and
propped her legs up to prevent shock.
He retrieved gauze from his vehicle to
wet and place on her forehead.
A Greater Cleveland volunteer assists in loading a
truck for deployment.
Once the EMS arrived, they took Christy
to a local hospital. It was determined
that Christy had a seizure. She is now in
good health.
“As I’ve shared this story, people can’t
believe how lucky we were. I was paralyzed with fear but feel so blessed that
the Red Cross was there,” said Gary.
Tim began volunteering for the Red
Cross after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. In
response to this situation Tim asks that
everyone get CPR and First Aid certification.
Hundreds of volunteers from across the United
States receive a briefing on the Colorado Wildfires.
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Meeting Local Needs, Regionally
Community Dinners
Twice a month the Summit and Portage Counties Chapter provides area residents with the opportunity to have a hot meal, fresh fruit and a bag of groceries.
Those attending the Community Dinners range from single adults to families
with small children. In addition to Red Cross volunteers, many organizations and
businesses assist in staffing the dinners. Over the last year representatives from
Macy’s, Summa Health System, FirstEnergy, AT&T and FedEx have all participated in the program. In FY13 we served 3,821 meals.
The fresh fruit program increased during FY13. Thanks to grant funding, the program has been able to provide fresh fruit at each meal. Prior to the funding, fresh
fruit was only available at the last dinner of the month.
Medical Transportation
Between Summit and Stark County programs, over 329,300 miles were driven
in FY13 on behalf of those who have a medical necessity. The medical transportation program provides rides to those who are undergoing life-sustaining treatments such as dialysis or cancer treatments at area health providers.
The fleet consists of 23 cars which have been donated or purchased through
grant funding. Each car is equipped with a child’s car seat or booster seat. Each
driver has a clean driving record and has CPR and First Aid Training.
Nurse Assistant Training
The Preparedness Health & Safety Services (PHSS) Nurse Assistant Training
program celebrated its 24th year of operation helping economically and educationally disadvantaged individuals gain valuable skills equipping them to become
State Tested Nurse Assistants (STNAs). The program prepares individuals
with the skills and experience needed to provide quality care for residents in
long-term care facilities and hospitals. In FY13, we trained 532 individuals in
Ashtabula, Cuyahoga, Lorain, Mahoning, Stark, Summit and Trumbull Counties.
Rape Crisis Program
In 1975, the Stark County Chapter opened the doors of its Rape Crisis Center.
For more than 38 years they have continued to provide compassion and care
to those affected by rape and sexual assault. In FY13, the dedicated workers
began offering age-appropriate education, “Talking about Touching”, to 7 area
school districts.
Operation Save-a-Life
The Greater Cleveland Chapter, in cooperation with local fire departments,
installs smoke alarms and batteries in the homes of economically disadvantaged
and at-risk individuals and families. Since 1991, more than 145,000 smoke
alarms have been installed in more than 48,000 homes. This program also distributes fire safety literature throughout the community and reached over 70,000
residents in FY13.
Carrie Hodges-Gay, a 2013 graduate
of the Red Cross Nurse Assistant
Training program
Raising nine children on her own, Carrie worked many jobs to support her
children’s educational goals. Once her
children where grown and working, it
was Carrie’s turn.
The journey for Red Cross Nurse Assistant Training (NAT) students starts
with CPR and First Aid training. The next
step involves learning life skills, resume
building and practice interviews. Finally
NAT students participate in clinicals in a
long-term care facility.
“Students in our program tend to need
financial assistance,” said Melissa
Beadle, Director of Medical Education,
American Red Cross. “Donor support
supplements the cost of the training
making education a reality for people like
Carrie.”
“When I heard about the NAT program,
I jumped at the chance to fulfill my
dream!” says Carrie.
Carrie graduated from the program
in 2013 and works at the Ashtabula
County Nursing Rehabilitation Center.
“I’ve always wanted to help people and
my success is measured by the people
that I touch,” says Carrie. “Thank you
Red Cross, not just for me but for all
who you’ve lifted up with this program!”
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Across the Country
Answering Crisis With Action
The remnants of Superstorm Sandy hit the Northeast Ohio Region on Monday, October 29, 2012. The hardest hit areas were Cuyahoga and Lorain
Counties. Due to widespread power outages and storm damage, the Red
Cross opened and managed, at its peak, five separate shelter locations and
several warming centers. Additionally, the Red Cross supported individual
municipalities with their own warming centers and shelters by providing food,
water, coffee, cots and blankets. Ohio Governor John Kasich visited the shelter in Lakewood and was given a tour by Firelands Chapter volunteer and
shelter manager Dennis Pell and Greater Cleveland Chapter Disaster Action
Team coordinator John Muni.
The Emergency Services Department provided services for six straight days
in multiple municipalities and counties due to the training and dedication of
disaster volunteers throughout the Region. Nearly 140 volunteers, from 10
chapters, assisted with the disaster relief operations.
Disaster volunteers were also deployed to assist in the relief operations
along the East Coast. In total, 37 Northeast Ohio volunteers traveled to
New York, New Jersey, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Connecticut and
Rhode Island to provide assistance.
We received many local donations to assist with the Sandy relief efforts on
the East Coast. For a complete list of Sandy Donors, go to page 27.
Ohio Governor John Kasich visits a Red Cross
shelter in Lakewood during Superstorm Sandy.
Firelands volunteer, Eilene Guy , deployed to the
East Coast during Superstorm Sandy.
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Across the Region
Our Region proudly dedicated the new Northeast Ohio Readiness Center
during an Open House on January 16, 2013. Red Cross volunteers and staff
from the Region hosted the event, promoting this important new investment
for the safety, security and well-being of the residents of Northeast Ohio.
The Readiness Center is located at the Richland County American Red
Cross Chapter in Mansfield, Ohio and functions as a storage and distribution
facility for basic Red Cross response and relief materials such as cots, blankets, vehicles, equipment and more. Because of its central location and easy
access to Ohio’s interstate transportation network, the facility allows the Red
Cross to quickly and easily transport critical supplies to support large-scale
relief operations at any point in Northeast Ohio - and beyond.
The events during the Open House included a tour of the facility along with
a special dedication ceremony. Volunteers and staff members concluded the
event with a Red Cross Roundtable, “Lessons for Community Readiness.”
Executing Exercises, Preparing a Regional Response
With a footprint that includes three nuclear power plants and three major
airports, disaster teams throughout the Northeast Ohio Region prepare for
large-scale emergencies with careful planning and practice. By executing
semi-annual exercises, Red Cross workers learn how to provide a consistent
and comprehensive response to any event or disaster.
Each of the chapters participates in local emergency planning drills. The
entire Region collaborates for large-scale emergencies like those involving Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, Akron-Canton Airport or Perry
Nuclear Power Plant. In fiscal year 2013, over 300 Northeast Ohio volunteers and staff participated in 35 drills. Scenarios ranged from nuclear
events, plant explosions, airport emergencies, active shooters to various
other hazmat emergencies.
The main objectives vary by scenario. Some seek to practice sheltering and
feeding for large numbers, some to practice the operations of a joint information center. The response remains consistent while the disaster itself tests
and strengthens the Region’s ability to cope with different kinds of dilemmas.
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Time Magazine called the Hurricane app
one of “8 apps for keeping tabs on the
‘storm of the century’”— which users
seem to agree with. Here are just two of
the positive reviews the Hurricane app
has received:
“We tried unsuccessfully to find flashlights and batteries at numerous stores
[before Superstorm Sandy]. Not only
does this app have a flashlight, it also
has strobe lights and alarms. The information it provides is better than the
news because it can be focused on your
location specifically. Love it!”
“This app is so amazing, not only does
the toolkit allow the phone to be a
flashlight and strobe light, it also gives
us timely alerts/warnings...It also sets
up a predetermined contact list to notify
after the storm, as well as an option to
contact social media after the storm has
passed. It gives shelter info and weather
radar too. Best of the best! So happy I
heard about it prior to this megastorm
[Superstorm Sandy].”
Help is in your Hand with American Red Cross Mobile Apps
Throughout 2012 and 2013 the Red Cross rolled out a suite of apps that
place a span of Red Cross disaster information into the hands of smart
phone users. Literally.
According to a survey the Red Cross conducted in 2012, mobile apps are
currently tied in fourth place with social media as the most popular way to
get information during an emergency. As a result, the Wildfire, Earthquake,
Tornado and Hurricane apps all allow users to tie in to their social media accounts and send out a quick “I’m safe” message directly from the app. These
apps share many features including audible alerts when danger is present, a
toolkit that uses the phone’s camera flash as a flashlight or strobe light and
preloaded preparedness content that gives instant access to all information,
even without a mobile connection.
The suite currently includes the following apps:
• Tornado
• Hurricane
• Wildfire
• Earthquake
• First Aid
• Pet First Aid
• Shelter Finder
• Volunteer
The apps are available in English or Spanish (based on user settings). They
can be downloaded directly from the iTunes or Google Play app stores.
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Regional Statistics
Disaster Services
Disaster Incidents..................................................................................980
Families served...................................................................................1,286
Individuals served...............................................................................3,903
Individuals reached w/community disaster education............70,418
Participation in drills....................................300 volunteers in 35 drills
Operation Save-a-Life
Smoke alarms installed.....................................................................3,513
Transportation Services Number of trips Summit/Portage.................................................15,373
Clients served.........................................................................................768
Number of Trips Stark.......................................................................8,908
Clients served.....................................................................................1,007
Service to the Armed Forces
Total SAF Cases....................................................................................936
Community Dinners
Total Meals Served in Summit/Portage........................................3,821
Rape Crisis Cases........................................................................................................423
Counseling hours..................................................................................589
Hotline calls.............................................................................................371
Age appropriate school education................................61 classrooms
in 7 school districts
Preparedness and Health and Safety Services
Digital Reach - Accessing Information....................................616,627
Digital Reach - App Downloads...................................................17,209
Digital Reach - Social...................................................................417,209
First Aid, CPR, AED Enrollees.....................................................22,365
Aquatics Enrollees.............................................................................9,094
Caregiving Enrollees.............................................................................885
Preparedness Participants.............................................................30,781
Nurse Assistant Training.................................................................... 532
Total Course Enrollees...................................................................63,125
Total PHSS Reach.....................................................................1,177,824
International Services
Total Restoring Family Links Cases.....................................................21
Total Restoring Family Links Activities................................................31
Intl. Humanitarian Law Course Enrollees..............................................3
Restoring Family Links Course Enrollees..............................................7
All Other Course Enrollees....................................................................16
Community Services
Services Provided...........................................................................85,869
Volunteers
Total Volunteers..................................................................................1,255
Volunteers nationally deployed...........................................................100
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Regional Finances
Total Revenues
Total Revenues
Program Service Fees
20.7%
Federated Campaigns
19.5%
Investment Income
and Other
11.6%
Contributions
Federated Campaigns
Program Service Fees
Investment Income and Other
$7,374,998
$2,981,606
$3,175,166
$1,772,869
Revenues
$15,304,639
Contributions
48.2%
Total Expenses
Total Expenses
National Disaster Relief
20.1%
Emergency Services
28.3%
Community Services
3.9%
Services to Armed Forces
4.7%
Management
and General
7.5%
Health and Safety Services
19.3%
Emergency Services
Health and Safety Services
Biomedical Services
Service to the
Armed Forces (SAF)
Community Services
Management and General
Fundraising
National Disaster Relief and
Humanitarian Services Network
$4,327,433
$2,955,882
$95,714
Expenses
$15,304,639
$722,873
$594,389
$1,155,118
$2,384,643
$3,068,587
Financial Development
15.6%
Biomedical Services
.6%
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Partner With Us
HEALTH AND SAFETY SERVICES
Training and Certification in First Aid, CPR and AED
Red Cross First Aid, CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and AED (automated external defibrillator) training and certification meets the needs of workplace responders, professional rescuers, school staffs, and healthcare providers, as well as the
general public. We offer both certified and non-certified training options.
Flexible Training Opportunities for Organizations
The Red Cross offers unparalleled flexibility in delivering training for organizations
that meets OSHA Guidelines. Employees can be trained online, through regularly
scheduled community classes, onsite at your location, or the Red Cross can train the
trainers in your organization to deliver Red Cross courses.
PROGRAMS
Ready Rating
A FREE service from the Red Cross, Ready Rating is a program that helps businesses, schools and organizations develop better emergency procedures. The
program features a website, readyrating.org, that enables businesses, schools and
organizations to measure how ready they are to deal with emergencies – and then
gives instant customized feedback on how to improve. Ready Rating begins with a
comprehensive assessment of whether a business, school or organization is prepared to handle a disaster. Members score themselves on how prepared they are
and receive steps they can take to improve their readiness planning. The assessment
covers items from hazard vulnerability to continuity of operations and employee readiness. Whether you are taking your first steps or have a fully functioning emergency
management program, the Ready Rating program can help you achieve a higher level
of preparedness.
PRODUCTS
Emergency Preparedness Items
The Red Cross offers many different types of first aid kits, emergency preparedness
kits, and products for individuals and corporations. Please visit redcross.org to see a
selection of products ranging from family and pet first aid products to OSHA compliant workplace cabinets to emergency preparedness kits.
Lifeline
Lifeline ensures older adults and physically challenged individuals can get quick
assistance whenever it may be needed. When help is needed, they press a button
and within seconds, a certified Lifeline professional responds, assesses the situation
and summons appropriate help. Through the Red Cross, businesses can offer this as
part of a wellness program to their employees at no cost to the company. Employees
receive a discounted rate when companies sign-up as a corporate partner.
AEDs
The Red Cross offers top brands of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs), related
accessories and supplies, and training on how to properly use the equipment in an
emergency response situation.
Co-Branded Products
Co-branded products, such as first aid kits, feature the Red Cross logo as well as
your company’s logo. Products are distributed through your company’s distribution
channels with a percentage or dollar amount per product benefitting the Red Cross.
Cause-Related Marketing
Promote your company in conjunction with the Red Cross brand, raising money
for our organization while enhancing your company’s reputation, demonstrating its
values, enlisting customer loyalty and stimulating the purchase of your products and
services.
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SUPPORT
Sponsorship of Programs
The Red Cross offers opportunities to sponsor programs, events or initiatives such
as Greater Cleveland’s Operation Save-a-Life program or your community’s Heroes
event. Sponsorships include benefits to your company such as recognition on marketing collateral, press releases, and listing in the annual report, newsletter and our
website.
John Piller (first row, third person)
surrounded by his family and lifesaving co-workers.
Cleveland based Morrison Products
has been offering Red Cross CPR &
First Aid classes to employees for over
15 years. Employee John Piller is living
proof that the classes save lives.
Philanthropy and Charitable Giving
While mandated by Congress to provide services to the community, the Red Cross
receives no government funding. The Red Cross of Northeast Ohio depends upon
support from the community to ensure its many programs and services can continue
to be offered to over 4.5 million residents throughout its 22 county region. Donations
enable Red Cross staff and volunteers to prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You can give undesignated general support; designate to a specific program; designate to an endowment; make a planned
gift; or promote customer/employee donation programs.
Company Matching Gifts
Many companies encourage employee charitable giving through a matching donation
program. Maximize the value of your gift by applying for a match and sending us the
matching gift form along with your donation.
While at work, John felt early symptoms
of a heart attack, such as shortness
of breath and arm pain, before passing out at his work station. Co-workers
found John and determined he was
having a heart attack. While waiting for
EMS to arrive, they used the company’s
Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
purchased from the Red Cross.
Charitable Annuities
This is a contract in which the Red Cross agrees to pay the donor income for life in
exchange for an irrevocable gift. The amount of the fixed payment is based on the
donor’s age. Call the Red Cross for more information.
“I didn’t have to think about what to do. I
just relied on the knowledge from those
classes,” said employee Kathy Kuhn.
Annual Disaster Giving Program
The Red Cross responds to more than 70,000 disasters every year. The distinguished corporate members of the Annual Disaster Giving Program enable the Red
Cross to respond immediately to the needs of individuals and families impacted by
disaster anywhere in the United States, regardless of cost. They do so by helping to
build a reliable funding base for disaster relief services. Companies can join the program by making an annual commitment of at least $500,000 through a combination
of in-kind gifts, customer and employee donations, and corporate gifts.
After the incident, Piller spent four days
at the Cleveland Clinic recovering. He
is grateful to his co-workers. “If it would
have happened anywhere else, I don’t
think I would have made it,” Piller said.
In-Kind Support
The Red Cross accepts large in-kind donations to assist disaster victims and its dayto-day office work. Items can include paper, pens, binders, blankets, batteries, water,
snacks and more. We also accept in-kind donations in support of special events
including graphic design and printing.
Disaster Responder
The American Red Cross relies on generous support from partners so that we can
prepare for the unexpected and respond immediately when an event occurs. By
providing funding in advance of a disaster, Disaster Responders ensure the Red
Cross is able to sustain its mission and provide immediate help to those affected
by disaster. Companies can join the program by making an annual commitment of
$250,000 through a combination of in-kind gifts, customer and employee donations,
and corporate gifts.
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Our Donors July 1, 2012 - June 30, 2013
The American Red Cross of Northeast Ohio salutes our 2012/2013 supporters. These individuals, family foundations
and organizations made generous contributions that allowed the Red Cross to fulfill its mission to help people of our
communities prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies.
Our thanks to all of our donors who supported the Region this past year. Although we cannot list every name, please
know that your contribution is important and appreciated. If your name has been omitted or does not appear as you
would like, please accept our sincere apologies and contact Shana Wallenstein at 216-426-7275 or shana.wallenstein@
redcross.org.
Please note that the following list includes gifts of $500 or more received between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
HENRY DUNANT SOCIETY*
Henry Dunant, a Swiss businessman, initiated relief efforts that led to the founding of the International Red Cross and
Red Crescent Movement. It is in his name that we honor individuals and family foundations whose lifetime giving in cash
contributions, securities or property to the Northeast Ohio Region exceeds $50,000.
Founder’s Circle
$250,000 and up
Akron Community Foundation
Estate of Violet Ansorge
Raymond Q. & Elizabeth Rieley Armington Fund of TCF
Bicknell Fund
Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening Foundation
The Cleveland Foundation
The Mary S. and David C. Corbin Foundation
Deaconess Community Foundation
The Sam J. Frankino Foundation
Stanley C. Gault
The George Gund Foundation
Estate of Dorothea W. Hamilton
John C. Heege
Gerald E. Henn
The Albert M. Higley Jr. Family
The Higley Co.
The Higley Fund, a supporting organization of The
Cleveland Foundation
Herbert W. Hoover Foundation
Estate of Josephine Kmiotek
John S. & James L. Knight Foundation
The Burton D. Morgan Foundation
The Murch Foundation
David and Inez Myers
Frederick E. and Julia G. Nonneman Foundation
Estate of John J. O’Brien
The F. J. O’Neill Charitable Corporation
Peter K. Ormond
The Sherwick Fund
Leona L. Siller Trust
The Sisler McFawn Foundation
The Kent H.Smith Charitable Trust
The S.K. Wellman Foundation
Estate of John Wootton
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Ms. Frann Zverina
The Robert Zverina Family
Chairman’s Circle
$100,000 - $249,999
Estate of Lola Altman
Edith G. Argue
Estate of Paul R. Brahaney
Mr. Paul R. Brahaney
Britton Fund
Eileen E. Burg
Martin F. Bush
The Martha B. Carlisle Memorial Fund
George W. Codrington Charitable Foundation
Estate of Helen C. Cole
Corinne L. Dodero Trust for the Arts and Sciences
The Firman Fund
Friedl Fisher
Estate of Edna K. Fletcher
Louise and Leonard Fletcher Foundation
The Eleanor and Benjamin Gerson Memorial Fund
Estate of Oliver J. Grummit
The Hankins Foundation
Howard Hoke
Estate of Donald F. Hooton
Ceil Schwab Johnson & Theodore M. Johnson Foundation
Mr. Frank E. Joseph Jr.
Paul Kalinchak
Betty Cutting Kenney Endowment Fund
Doris & Floyd Kimble Family Foundation
Evelyn Kious
Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust
Estate of William LeSuer
Estate of Harriet Hoy Lincoln
Estate of Leota Long
The Jack N. and Lilyan Mandel Foundation
*Please note, this is a comprehensive list of donors throughout the Region. Your
financial contribution went to the program and/or the chapter to which you donated.
Charles J. Maurer
Estate Of James D. Mc Cracken
The McGregor Foundation
Estate of Gordon P. McKee
The Samuel H. and Maria Miller Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Mixon III
The Thomas G & Joy P. Murdough Foundation
Raymond M. Murphy
Noble Foundation
The Gilbert T. Nolley Trust
Mr. Frederick E. Nonneman
The Nord Family Foundation
The Jim & Vanita Oelschlager Foundation
Mr. John D. Opie
Peter K. Ormond Schwab Fund for Charitable Giving
Estate of Agnes Pahlow
Elisabeth Severance Prentiss Foundation
Hoover, Mary & Harley Price Foundation
R. T. Foundation
The P.K. Ranney Foundation
Richey Family Foundation
Saint Lukes Foundation
The Second Foundation
Thelma G. Smith
Sons of Herman
Beth Stocker
I.J. Van Huffel Foundation
Estate of Natalie Van Sickle
Hugh and Sherry Whiting
Samuel Reese Willis Foundation
Yenne Charitable Trust Fund
Leader’s Circle
$50,000 - $99,000
The Abington Foundation
Norbert J. Barman
Estate of Thomas L. Boey
Arthur Boyer
Margaret A. Brosnan
H. Peter Burg
Estate of Florence Cellar
Dennis M. Chack
J Ford Crandall Memorial Foundation
Paul & Carol David Foundation
Lawrence J. Dolan
David and Karen Doll
Frederick W. and Janet P. Dorn Foundation
The Elisha-Bolton Foundation
Laura B. Frick Charitable Trust
Gregory L. Greenwood
Hampson Family Foundation
Estate of Charlotte R. Hansen
Haskell Fund
O. Earl Hawkins
HCS Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz
Estate of Frederick N. Houser
Bill and Penny Hulett
John F. Jacobs
The Thelma K. Kettle Trust
Estate of Emma Kimack
Julia R. Leigh Trust
Irvin and Elin Leonard
Teri S. and Mark Levine
The Helen and Joseph Lewis Philanthropic Fund
Mr. Raymond J. Lewis
Frank N. Linsalata
Estate of Joyce A. Lustig
John M. MacIntosh
The Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Martinelli
Kathleen McQueen
Miss Martha M. Moore
The Josephine L. Morris Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
Josephine L. Morris
The John P. Murphy Foundation
William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill Foundation
M.G. O’Neil
Edith H. Palmer Trust
Mr. Robert J. Paskert
Margaret P. Pennington
Alfred Politzer
The William B. Pollock Co. Foundation
Max Ratner Family 1999 Trust
Jane Richard Trust
Saint Ann Foundation
Bob and Ellie Scheuer
Betsy A. Silver
Irene M. Simpson Trust
The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation
Roger W. Spiller
Estate of Esther R. Stern
The Thomas C. and Sandra S. Sullivan Foundation
The Thomas H. White Foundation
The Disaster Services client reception room in our Greater Cleveland
Chapter was transformed into a peaceful resting spot for people receiving Red Cross services as a result of the four-wall mural painted by
Michael J. Romeo & Associates and funded by the Corinne L. Dodero
Trust for the Arts and Sciences, managed by Lorraine Frankino-Dodero.
The room and foundation are named after Lorraine’s daughter Corinne
and combine both her support of the Red Cross and her passion for
beautiful artwork.
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Northeast Ohio Region* Individual Donors
Clara Barton Society
President’s Council
$100,000 - $499,999
Mrs. Lois N. Agnello
Ms. Anita C. Nonneman
Frederick E. and Julia G. Nonneman
Foundation
Leadership Council
$25,000 - $99,999
Mr. and Mrs. Creighton B. Murch
Hugh and Sherry Whiting
The Robert Zverina Family
Humanitarian Circle
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (1)
Mr. Albert Adams
Mrs. Eileen E. Burg
Mr. Albert R. Christian
Corinne L. Dodero Trust for the
Arts and Sciences
Frederick W. and Janet P. Dorn
Foundation
Louise and Leonard Fletcher
Foundation
Mrs. Lorraine Frankino-Dodero
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley C. Gault
Mrs. Ruth L. Hankins
The Hankins Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz
Mr. Robert E. Lee, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. James C. McBane
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Pogue
The Brad Roller and Laura Pedersen
Philanthropic Fund
Ralph and Lucille Schey Foundation
Ms. Donna Rae Smith
Ms. Frann Zverina
Clara Barton Society - Gold
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (2)
Mr. William Applebee
Mr. Norbert J. Barman
Barman Family Trust
Mrs. Rebecca J. Bompiedi
Mr. Victor Bove and Ms. Holly
Buffinton
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bowden
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Buettner
Mr. Edward Burke
Mrs. Laverne K. Burke
Mr. and Dr. Terry Burman
Anthony Decello and
Rebecca Zuti
Vasu Diwan
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Mr. Matthew J. Dolan, Esq.
Mr. Don K. Dreier
Mary M. Durbin
Ms. Lucille Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fortney
The Fortney Foundation
Edward R. and Jean Geis Stell
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Gonnella
Albert M. and Beverly G. Higley Fund
Ms. Marjorie Horning
Patrick James
Clay Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kartalis
Cynthia Kirk
Butch Koniski
Karen and Thomas LaFond
Laurie J. Laidlaw
Irvin and Elin Leonard
Teri S. and Mark Levine
Kevin Mast
Mary Blair Matejczyk
Mrs. Elizabeth F. McBride
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A.
McCrodden
Mr. John McMillan
The Robert S. and Janet L. Miller
Family Foundation
Mr. Grant Milliron
John and Tammy Morikis
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin G. Norton
The Norton Family Foundation
Albert B. Ratner
The Albert B. and Audrey G. Ratner
Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn M. Riley
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Roller
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rosebrough
Mr. Isadore J. Sacks
Mr. and Mrs. Burton I. Saltzman
Mr. Illes P. Santa
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Scala
Bob and Ellie Scheuer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Sherwin
Mrs. Betsy A. Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Walton A. Silver
Mr. Kenneth Spaar
Mr. Mark Stevens
Mr. Lawrence E. Stewart
Frank & Barbara Sullivan
Ms. Judith B. Summers
Thomases Family Endowment Fund
Mr. Robert Troop
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Vrobel
Mr. and Mrs. R. Mark Wernig
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy F. Wuliger
Wuliger Family Philanthropic Fund
Clara Barton Society - Silver
$2,500 - $4,999
Anonymous (3)
Mr. Wayne Anderson
Ms. Marilyn R. Barnum
Dr. and Mrs. George H.
Belhobek, Jr.
Ms. Linda L. Bluso
Robert R. and Gay C. Cull Family
Foundation
Mr. Jeff Culler
Guido & Christine DiGeronimo
Family Foundation
Rebecca Dooley
Mrs. Kelley K. Engle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Farkas
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Farley
Mr. and Mrs. John Fassoles
The Sam J. Frankino Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Garruto
Mrs. John A. Hadden
Mr. Daniel Hagen
Mark Haskell
Ms. LeeAnn Hastings
Kathleen Heflin
Mr. David C. Heidenreich
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Jacobson
Mr. and Mrs. William K. James
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Keating
Mr. Stephen J. Knerly, Jr.
William Koehler
Mr. Leonard Komoroski
Raymond Kotecki
Mr. and Mrs. Steffen M. Lauster
The Ronald and Marilyn Leach
Charitable Foundation
Mr. Jerry R. LeMasters
Greg Lieb Family Charitable Fund
Scott W. Linabarger
Mr. Jeffrey W. Long
Mr. John M. MacIntosh, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Martinelli
Mr. George C. Matthes
Mr. Steven L. McCrossin
Mr. Hugh McKay
Mr. and Mrs. Bernardo Moreno
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Newell
Mr. David E. O’Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Orchosky, Jr.
Mr. Alan J. Papa
Ms. Mary B. Perkins
Robert Perona
Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Polenz
Mr. Brian Ratner
Mr. and Mrs. Roger T. Read
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Reynolds
Mr. Theodore Schluter
Kathleen Schwartz
Mr. Richard N. Shirey
David Simko
Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Donald D. Stanley
Sterling Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William B. Summers, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Taylor
Robert H. Vaughn, Ph.D.
Mrs. Ruth E. Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Dickson L. Whitney, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis E. Wieland
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wiersma
Dr. and Mrs. Gary Williams
Ms. Mary K. Wilson
Mr. George E. Wolter
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Wright
Mr. J. Adam Zangerle
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (2)
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Adams
Mr. Herb Albrecht
Mr. John S. Allerding
Mr. Roberto Alonso
Mr. James L Anderson
Mr. Jim Anderson
Mr. William Anderson
Cynthia Annen
Mr. Jon E. Ansel
Mr. Mikhail Aranovsky
Miss Frances A. Archer
Lynn Armbruster
Mr. Warren B. Armstrong
Dr. Ronald Arndt
Dr. Mark S. Auburn and
Dr. Sandra Auburn
Ms. Jennifer A. Avery
Mrs. Kathleen Bailey
Mr. Shannon D. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ballway
Mr. David F. Banks
Tim Barber
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Barkoot
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C.
Baumberger
Mr. George Bause
Mr. Charles J. Beck
Mr. Daniel H. Becker
Mr. Robert F. Belden
Mrs. Eve Bell
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W.
Bemberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Berk
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Berkshire
Dr. Michael J. Bernard
Ms. Lisa Betts
Jamie Blair
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle P. Blosser
Ms. Beverly A. Bokovitz
Ms. Anne E. Bomar
Mr. Richard E. Bordner
Mr. and Mrs. Chad M. Boreman
Mr. Michael D. Borowski
Ms. Janice Bowen
Ms. Ellen S. Braun
Dr. and Mrs. John A. Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Brown
Ms. Karla Browne
Mrs. Joan M. Buehler
Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Burkhardt
Ms. Patrice Burkle
Mr. and Mrs. Marco S. Burnette
Ms. Teresa Campanelli
Mr. Robert T. Carterette Jr.
Mrs. Ruth H. Cary
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Cellura
Ms. Marjorie Chapin
Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Cherry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel P. Cola
Mr. Michael Comber
Mr. Donald Cook
Ms. Nancy L. Corbett
Mr. Michael Coticchia
Ms. Maureen Critchfield
Mr. Mark Crowley
Mr. Jeff Culler
Mr. and Mrs. Pitt A. Curtiss
Mr. Boris Cuza
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Dalton
Dr. and Mrs. Robert B. Daroff
Ms. Karen Daugherty
Mr. and Mrs. David Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Howland Davis
Jennifer Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Domenic De Candia
Mr. John D. Dellagnese
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Denbow
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Denzinger
Barry E. Diedrick
Mr. Armand DiGeronimo
Mr. & Mrs. Richard DiGeronimo
The DiGeronimo Family Foundation of
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco A. DiLillo
Mr. William H. Dilley
Mr. and Mrs. Jon W. Ditz
Mr. David P. Dobstaff
Mr. Carl L. Dodge
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Dolan
Rev. and Mrs. Henry C. Doll
Ms. Elise J. Dose
Mrs. Daniel P. Douds
Ms. Elizabeth J. Dowling
Mr. Stanley C. Drabik
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Duke
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Dye
Mr. I. Steven Edelson
Richard Edwards
Mr. Clarence R. Ellett
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Esgar
Mrs. Joan T. Eshler
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Farley
Dr. and Mrs. Victor W. Fazio
Mr. George Figel
Mrs. Beverly A. Fittipaldo
Mr. John D. Fitzgerald
Mr. Martin L. Flask
Ms. Patricia K. Foell
Mr. Leonard M. Foster
Ms. Eileen Franey
Mary-Alice and Richard Frank
Nick and Frances Frank Foundation
John Frazier
Ms. Monique Fuenning
Mr. and Mrs. Bill J. Gagliano
Mrs. Martha Gartner
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Gavigan
Ms. Karen Geiger
Mr. Tim Geisse
Judith Gerson Fund of the Cleveland
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Dale A. Gerus
Jerry J. Gilham
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Glass
Mr. J C. Glaub
Mr. Jerry Goldstone
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Goodman
Dr. Manish Goyal
Ms. Joyce A. Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory L. Greenwood
Ms. Wanda J. Grima
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grigg
Ms. Beth Grubb
Mrs. Evelyn A. Hammett
Mr. Robert A. Handelman
Mr. Albert A. Hanes &
Mr. Robert E. Hanes
Ms. Maryanne Hannum
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dewey Hansen
Suzanne Harman
Mrs. Holly Harris Bane
The Harvey-Selvaggi Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Harwood
Ms. Michelle F. Hathway
Laura A. Hauser
Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hayes Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Heath, Jr.
Mr. Stephen R. Hendricks
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Heslop
John Heutsche
Mr. Richard N. Hickle
Mr. Gordon Hill
Mont Hollingsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hooker
Mr. Mike E. Hoopingarner
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$1,000 - $2,499 (cont.)
Mr. and Mrs. Steve J. Hopp
Mr. Theodore H. Horrell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hottle
Richard Huesken
Ms. Hildegarde D. Huggins
Mr. Alex Huguenard
Ms. Debra A. Hummert
Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Iler
Mr. and Mrs. Donald M. Jack, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. James
Ms. Eleanor Jammal
Ms. Lisa J. Jennings
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jividen
Mr. Alastair Johnson
Ms. Cindy S. Johnson
Nathan Johnston
Ray Johnston
Ms. Jennifer A. Jones
Mr. Mark F. Joyce
Mr. Dieter Kaesgen
Mr. and Mrs. Hans-Hartmut
Kaesgen
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kamins
Mr. Rahi Kapur and
Ms. Elizabeth Fink
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Kasle
Dr. Louise J. Keating
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Keller
Scott Kennedy
Katherine Kerr
Mr. James W. Kiefer
Mr. Terrence Killeen
Mr. John S. Kim
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Kinzel
Ms. Mary I. Kirk
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kissel
Victor Kmetich
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koch
Dr. and Mrs. Neil J. Korman
Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Korytkowski
Ms. Deborah Kovachick
Terry Kovel
Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Kreidler
Mr. Walter P. Kremm, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner J. Kretz
Mr. Mark E. Krohn
Dr. Robert J. Kromer
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kuhn
David P. Kuhn
Ms. Mary F. Laird
Murali Lakireddy
Marylou and Douglas B.
Lamb Sr. Foundation
Richard Laneve
Mr. and Mrs. James P. LaRose
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Larsen
David J. Larue
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Thomas Leber
Mr. Simeon T. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Leff
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Leggett
Dennis and Ginny Lehman
Eileen Leidich
Roger Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Jack B. Liberator
Dr. and Mrs. Erik J. Lichtenberger
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lichtenwalter
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Lindesmith
Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Linsalata
Vincent Lisi
Mr. Jeffrey A. Litwiller
Mr. Peter H. Loal
Ms. Dorothy Lohmeyer
Mr. Jeffrey W. Long
John and Mary Long
Edward Lopka
Ms. Carol Lucci
Mr. Daryl Lupsor
Mr. Raymond Lusin
Mr. Byron O. Lutman
Mr. Philip P. Lutz, Jr.
Ms. Dorothy MacIntyre
Mr. Ernest N. Maley, Jr.
Mrs. Laura Mann
Ms. Amy Marinello
Margaret M. Maritz
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marks
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Markwald
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Marquis
Ms. Diane Y. Marsh
Vera M. Marsic
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Martin
Ms. Lucy B. Martinez
John Maxwell
Mr. Robert A. May
Donald A. Mayer
Mr. J. Edward McClendon
Mrs. E. Ann McDaniel
Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. McGee
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. McKenna
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. McKinley
Mrs. Evelyn M. McLoney
Kevin McMahon
Mrs. Margaret Medzie
Christine Mervart
Ms. Elma Micire
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller
Marc Miller
Matthew Miller
Robert Miller
Robert A. Miller
Christopher Milley
Mr. Gary E. Mincer
Ms. Marilyn Minney
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Moll
Mr. and Mrs. Brian J. Moore
Dr. Daniel and Mrs. Pam Moretta
Thomas Morgan
Mr. Mark A. Mosley
Rev. and Mrs. Otis Moss, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Muldoon
Ms. Molly A. Musca
Musca Family Charitable Fund
Mr. George L. Mylander
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Nock
The Charles J. and
Patricia Perry Nock Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Amir R. Novini
Robert Oblander
Cristiana Olaru
Ms. Linda Olejko
Mr. David G. Otto and Dr. Ann K. Otto
Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Owen
Mr. and Mrs. Terry W. Owen
Mr. James G. Owens
Ms. Nancy J. Pabian
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Palagyi
Mr. Michael Pallotta
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Parker
Mr. Davang V. Patel
Ms. Nancy E. Paton
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Patterson
Ms. Maurica Patterson and
Mr. Robert L. Donald
Mrs. Helen M. Peternell
Mr. James Petsock
Raj P. Pillai
Dr. and Mrs. John J. Plucinsky
Mr. and Mrs. Lester F. Polenz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Ports
Mr. George Poschner, Jr.
Mr. Jason T. Poulton
Mary Katharine Powell Trust
Thomas and Theresa Pretlow Fund
Ms. Shirley Price
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Prochnow
Mr. Gregory F. Prusa
Maria Pujana and Hugo Urizar
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy M. Quine
Jeff Radabaugh
Mr. Bradley Raum
Dr. and Mrs. Vikram A. Raval
Mr. David M. Reynolds
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds
Scott Ricker
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce L. Riddle
Charles A. and Carol A. Rini
Kasey H. Rippel
Ms. Lisa Roberts-Mamone
Janet Rosel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rosenau
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Rosenberg
Ms. Anna K. Ross
Rebecca Ross
Dr. Edward L. Ruch
Katharine and Robert Ruhl
Ms. Elsie M. Ruhrkraut
Mrs. Mary B. Sandberg
Thomas Sass
Mr. William A. Scala
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory A. Scerbo
E. F. F. Schaub
Richard F. Schiferl
Mr. Theodore Schluter
Ms. Toni Schmitt
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Schuld
Allen Schulman
Marry Lynn Schwab
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Scott
Mr. Rick Seaman
Spencer H. Seaman
Mrs. Carolyn J. Sechel
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Seiple
Trilok C. Sharma
Lee S Shepard
Mr. Kevin S. Sherman
Laura and Fareed Siddiq
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Silver
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff M. Simon
Mr. Daniel M. Singer
Mr. Kelton G. Slane
Mr. Declan Smith
Mark Smith
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Smith
Ms. Linda Smrdel
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Smucker
Lillian Bill Smyser
Joe Snoke
Mr. and Mrs. Randoph L. Snow
Mr. and Mrs. Terry R. Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Sondles
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond G. Stack
Richard Alan Stark
Mrs. Carolyn L. Steiner
Mrs. Rosalind L. Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. John Stewart
Mr. Calvin W. Stokes, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stoller
Ms. Lanie Strassburger
Mr. Arthur J. Strother
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Sturges
Sturges Family Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Roger H. Swart
Mrs. Ann A. Syska
James E. Szabo
Barbara Tackett-Cz
Dr. Alan A. Tambe
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Taylor
Mr. Richard L. Teaberry
Bryan Telepak
Carol J. Telljohann
Mr. and Mrs. Louis P. Theisen
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Thesken
Ms. Ethel J. Thom
Mr. Richard R. Thomas, Sr.
Mr. Donald Thompson
Mr. Kevin O. Thompson
William Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Craig L. Truesdell
Melissa Tscheiner
Mr. David F. Uhlig and
Ms. Patti L. Williams
Ms. Barbara J. Uveges
Mr. William Veri
Dr. and Mrs. James Violet
Shirley A. Wagner
Mr. Paul C. Waibel
Ms. Linda K. Walczak
Mr. Ron Wallace
Gregory A. and Sharon H. Watts
Jeffrey Weeden
Ms. Magdalene Wendel
Wendy Wheeler
The Honorable Harold F. White
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Wiersma
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Wilkins
Jeffrey Williamson
Mr. Thomas N. Willis
Mr. Robert L. Wilson
Ms. Susan Wilson-Cordle
Ms. Margaret W. Wong
Mr. Donald F. Woodcock
Mrs. Alice C. Woofter
Dr. Yu-Chung Yang
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Yeager
Mrs. Christine Yee
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Yoder
Mr. Carl Young
Barry Zack
Mr. Richard W. Zellers
Ellen Zelman
Mr. Harold Ziegler, Jr.
Mr. Steven Zimmerman
Dr. Erick Zoumberakis
Frances Zupancic
Individual Gifts
Individuals $500 - $999
Anonymous (5)
Mike Abouserhal
Mr. Bruce Abraham, Jr.
Mr. Charles L. Adam
Ms. Julia B. Adams
Mr. Ron Adhikari
Megha Ambati
Mr. Joseph C. Amersbach, Jr.
Christine Anderson
Mr. Steve Armatas
Mr. and Ms. Jerry D. Armstrong
Ms. Laurel Ashbrook
Theodore and Dona M. Ashton
Mr. Marcelo Auslender
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Awender
Ms. Jan Babbit
Mr. Ted Babiy
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Bacon
Mrs. Suzanne O. Bacon
Mr. Joseph S. Bak
George Balis
Mr. Ron Balishin
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Balliett
Ms. Christine M. Banks
Ms. Susan Baranoff
Mrs. Carol Barden
Dr. and Mrs. Donald P. Barich
Mrs. Carol A. Barnak
Mr. Robert C. Barney
Sheriff Steve Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barsody
Mrs. Doris M. Bartlett
Ms. Donna L. Barton
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Barton
Brian Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Beach
Mr. Robert D. Beachy
Mr. Ralph M. Beattie
Mr. Charles B. Beck
Ms. Sharon Beck
Ms. Kelly L. Becker
Mr. Kevin Beckett
Robert Bedard
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Bedortha
Mr. Jerry Begue
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Belknap
Stephen J. Belli, D.D.S.
Mr. Edmund L. Bennett
Ms. Therisa Benore
Ms. Sally Bernhardt
Mr. Michael P. Best
Mr. James J. Bethmann
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bier
Mrs. Jennifer K. Bindus
Mr. and Mrs. and V. N. Bixler
Ms. Elizabeth M. Black
Mr. Brice E. Blackman
Mr. Joseph Blaha
Mrs. Mary L. Blalock
Mrs. Esther Bloch
Mr. William H. Bloss
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bockrath
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Boehm
Ms. Esther Boliantz
David Bond
Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Bond
Lesley Bond
Mrs. Debra S. Bonner
Ms. Janice Bowen
Ms. Kathleen Bowen
Ms. Kay A. Bowen
Ms. Susan Bradley
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Individual Gifts
Individuals $500 - $999 (cont.)
Barbara C. Brancheau
Mr. Clyde Brechbuhler
Patricia Brenneman
Mr. Harper T. Bressler
Ms. Barbara A. Brown
Mr. Ben Brown
Ms. Beverly Brown
Mr. Robert E. Brown
Ms. Janice C. Brundage
Michael A. Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph S. Buchanan, Jr.
Ms. Lois I. Budd
Pam Bugara
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bungard
Mrs. Ella Jane Burns
Ms. Bonnie L. Butson
Mr. Thomas A. Caine
Mr. Frank Calabrese
Ms. Kari Caldwell-Montgomery
Mr. Kevin Calori
Jeffery L. Cameron
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas A. Camino
Ms. Beverly K. Campbell
Mrs. Rita Campbell
Ms. Ruth Anna Carlson and
Mr. Albert Leonetti
Mr. and Mrs. Caesar A. Carrino
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Carter
Mrs. Theresa L. Carter
Mr. Robert M. Cashman
Miss Susan K. Catullo
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cazantzes
Ms. Mary E. Champer
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Chapman, Jr.
Mr. Joseph A. Chovan
Ms. JoAnn M. Clark
Ms. Karla S. Cline
Mr. James Clingersmith
Dr. and Mrs. David D. Clymer
Dr. Jack Coates, Jr.
Ms. Lorene M. Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Terence M. Collier
Mr. Richard Collingwood
Ms. Frances Collins
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Concepcion
Ms. Bonnie Conley
Mr. and Mrs. James Conrad
Antonio Cooper
Mr. William B. Cornell
Mr. Mary D. Costello
Ms. Cynthia Coughlin
Mr. Don C. Crago
Mr. Carl R. Crew
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Crisafulli
Ms. Priscilla B. Cross
Mr. Gerard R. Crouse
Mr. John W. Cucarese
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Mr. and Mrs. Gavin L. Cunningham
Ms. Judith M. Curren
Dr. David Currier
Mrs. Sharon C. Currier
Mrs. Smiljana Cvitic
Mr. William M. Dahlem
Mr. John F. Damico
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Danhoff
Mr. Jeffrey L. Daniels
Ms. Kathleen Daniels
Mr. Gregory P. Darroch
Saurabh B. Das
Ms. Janine Dascenzo
Mr. David G. Davies
Mr. Thomas Dechant
Ms. Joan Deering
Mr. Bret Defibaugh
Ms. Diana Deforest
Mr. Mark DeGalan
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Delafield
Ms. Phyllis J. Demark
Mr. Stephen M. Denning
Richard Devans
Dennis Devine
Ms. Edith L. Dieckow
Ms. Karen Dinunzio
Ms. Virginia Dolan
David and Karen Doll
Ms. Mary Lou Donley
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Doty
Nadina Doughtry
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Douglas
Ms. Heather Doyle
Philip Dreher
Ms. Carol Droe
Dr. Vichai Duangjak and
Dr. Patrawadee Duangjak
Mr. Charles A. Duffy
Mr. and Mrs. Tod C. Duge
Mr. and Mrs. Terry D. Durham
Mr. John Dyba, Jr.
Ms. Shirley Eastridge
Mr. Glenn Ebel
Ms. Rebecca A. Ebert
Drs. Zeyd and Lillian Ebrahim
Mr. Robert H. Ehlers
Mr. Conrad V. Ellis
Ms. Robin S. Engel
Ms. Nicolene Engelbrecht
Ms. Catherine K. Erisey
Dr. Harold D. Erlenbach
Mr. David A. Ernes
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick W. Esposito
Mr. and Mrs. John Evanovich
Ms. Janet K. Everitt
Mr. Frank I. Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Fach
Mr. Albert Falasca
Dallas R. Falb
Ms. Rose E. Farnsworth
Sharon L. Faska
Mr. Gerald E. Feezel
Ms. Patricia Feighan
Mr. Steven F. Fesko
Mr. C. Kenneth Fibus
Ms. Delinda E. Finkel
Dr. George M D Finlayson
Mr. Raymond Fisher
Mary Flahive
Dr. Barbara J. Fleming
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Flickinger
Ms. Jeanne M. Foley
Mrs. Marilynn G. Fox
Mr. Steven Frecka
John Fromholtz
Mr. William A. Frost
Mr. James V. Frustere
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Fruth
Mr. Kirt Frye
Ms. Juanita C. Fuhrman
Mr. Bruce Gaal
Ms. Jennifer L. Gabor
Ms. Natalie Gainer
Ms. Kimberly Gaither
Mr. Gregory Galvin
Mr. Jack Gant
Ms. Karin P. Garland
Mr. and Mrs. Dale M. Garlock
Mr. Gary D. Garman
Ms. Lorainne Garofolo
Ms. Christine Gattenio
Ms. Jean M. Gent
Mr. Robert C. Gerling
Mr. Kevin Gerstenslager
Mr. Paul Glass
Mr. Arthur A. Goldstein
Mrs. Betty L. Gordon
Mrs. Kathy A. Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Goslee
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Gottschalk
Ms. Jennifer Gould
Mr. David Gouttiere
Mr. and Mrs. Gary K. Graeff
Ms. Marianne Grandon
Mrs. Twila C. Granger
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley G. Grant
Mr. David A. Grau
Mr. Paul Gray
Mr. Gerald O. Graybill
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Greber
Ms. Brenda L. Greegor
Ms. Kelly Green
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Greene, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen T. Gregory
Mr. Larry L. Griffin
Ms. Virginia M. Grilli
Mr. Edward N. Grossman Jr.
Mr. John R. Guinter
Mr. Ben J. Gulley Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Guy
Ms. Louise E. Haar
Ms. Hattie F. Hairston
Mr. and Mrs. James Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery C. Hall
Mr. David C. Halley
Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Hambley
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen D. Hambley
Ms. Dolores J. Hammer
Deborah Hammond
Patricia Hannington
Mr. Ed Hanolt
Mike and Marti Hardy
Mr. Bruce W. Harris
Melissa A. Haslinger
Mr. Fred S. Hatherill
James E. Haueter
Mr. and Mrs. Harry P. Hawkes, Jr.
Julie Hedges
Michael Heil
Mr. Albert C. Heinlein
Ms. Marion G. Henderson
Mr. Oliver C. Henkel Jr.
Chris Hensel
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Herald
Thomas Herbert
Edward R. Herman
Mr. Douglas Hesche
Mr. Robert T. Hexter
Ms. Margaret A. Hickle
Ms. Katherine A. Hiet
Ms. Jorja M. Higgins
Mr. Timothy S. Hill
Shelly Hillyer
John D. Hines, M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey G. Hipp
Mr. Ted L. Hlavka
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Hoch II
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Hogrefe
Ms. Ramona Hood
Benjamin Horwitz
Debbie Hosterman
Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Hoty
Richard Householder
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Hufnagle
Mr. Steven C. Hug
Karen L. Hull
Ms. Stella T. Husang
Paul Huss
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Husted
Mr. Stanley Husted
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Huth
Mr. Robert Ingersoll
Mr. Duane L. Isham, Esq.
Wael Jaber
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Jackson
Ms. Rosemary J. Janoch
Rosalea Jeffers
Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Jenkins
Susan E. Jenkins
Mr. David L. Jesse
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Jirousek
Anne M. Jolly
Mr. Douglas M. Jones
Mr. Jeremy D. Jones
Mr. Louis Joseph
Linda Judson
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Justice
Ms. Deborah A. Kacic
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley J. Kaczmar
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Kahan
Jeffrey Kalata
Robert C. Kalayjian
Ms. Barbara D. Kallenbach
Mr. David C. Kaminski
Mr. Anthony J. Kaniecki
Constance Karas
Daniel Kaser
Andrew Katz
Ms. Gloria Kaull
Ms. Julie A. Keener
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Kehnle
DesirTe Kellers
Mr. Robert Kelly
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan G. Kercheff
Mr. Theodore M. Keuchel
Ms. Rita Khosla
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Kille
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kindsvatter
Mr. Jerald King
Mr. John J. Kinkopf
Mr. Thomas Kirlough
David E. & Nikki Kitchen
James and Gay Kitson
Ms. Joanne B. Klein
Linda Kleis
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Kleppel
Therese Kleps
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Kline
Mr. Stanley W. Kline
Mr. John A. Kmetz
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Knapic
Mr. Scott Knight
Dr. Teresa Koenig
Msgr. John C. Kolesar
Denise L. Kollar
Joseph Kollar
Mr. Edmund P. Kolodziej Jr.
Ms. Janet A. Kosar
Ms. Janice M. Koster
Mr. Michael Kovack
Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Kowalski, Jr.
Mr. and Ms. John K. Krajewski
Mr. Steve A. Krajnak
Mr. Robert D. Krane
Kathryn Kraus
Ms. Mary E. Kredel
Mrs. Dorothy M. Krenz
Ms. Shirley R. Kreps
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Kristoff
Mr. James M. Krogstie Mr. Ralph E. Kruse
Ms. Carol L. Krysevig
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Krysinski
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Kwait
Mrs. Mary Lou Lamp
Mark Lampe
Mr. William Landin
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Lang
Mr. John C. Lantz
Mr. Anthony J. Lariccia
Ms. Gloria M. Larson
Andrew Latimer
Michael Laughrin
Dr. Lanse M. Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ledden
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Lee
Neville Lee
Dr. Rosemary Leeming
Ms. Karen Lewis
John Lewis
Ms. Mary J. Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Lewis
Dr. and Mrs. Chien-Wei Liao
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis L. Liccardi
Mrs. Mary K. Lightle
Ms. Candace Lillo
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Loizzo, Jr.
Mr. Matthew A. Long
Mr. William J. Lorcher
Ms. Deborah Lougheed
Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert Lowenthal
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Lowry
Mrs. Christine Luiere
Ms. Kula H. Lynch
Mrs. T. J. Lynn
Ruby Mack
Ms. Emily Maglott
Mrs. Joan M. Maguire
Mr. and Mrs. Rocco J. Maiorca
Mr. and Mrs. William M. Malley
Ms. Lynn Evans Mand
Mr. and Mrs. Neil W. Mann, Jr.
Ms. Lisa Mantz
Mrs. Patricia Maple-Damewood
Andrew L. Margolius
Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Markley
Brian W. Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Martin
Mrs. Robert H. Martindale
Steve Mastin
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. May
Rory Mayer
Ms. Stephanie Mayercik
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Individual Gifts
Individuals $500 - $999 (cont.)
David Mcbane
Ms. Melissa McCall
Mr. Brian McCartney
Judith E. McCraken
Mr. and Mrs. Clair J. McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. McGannon
Ms. Lila S. McGinnis
Janis McGrath
Marc McGrath
Nancy McGraw
Mr. Thomas McGovern
Mr. Jon R. McGurk
Mrs. Elena M. McHale
Ben McMillon III
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McNally
Ms. M. C. McSweeney
Mrs. Anna L. McWilliams
Mr. Michael J. Meilander
Mr. William Memberg
Mr. Daryl Meyer
Ms. Carol Michaels
Mr. Timothy P. Mier
Mrs. Ann Miley
Mr. Joseph B. Milgram Jr.
Bill Miller
Mr. Dale A. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Miller
Mr. Harlan D. Miller
Linda Miller
Michael Miller
Mr. Richard W. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Miller
Mr. Kenneth Milligan
William Mills
Mr. John A. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Mogen
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Mohr
Mr. and Mrs. Mark L. Molnar
Jeri Montalto
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Monter
Ms. Maria A. Mooney
Brenda Moore
Donna Morgan
Mrs. Nancy C. Morgan
Mrs. Patricia B. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. J. Lincoln Morris
Mr. Jim Morrisey
Mrs. Marie B. Morse
Dr. Nelson and
Dr. Ann Marie Mostow
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Mramor
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Muffet
Mr. Leonard M. Muni
Mr. Jay H. Murdock
Kathleen Musso
Ms. Sharon L. Mustee
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Samar Nasif
Ms. Marybeth Nassief
Ms. Rachelle Neher
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Nelson
Loc H. Nguyen
Dr. Nicola Nicoloff
Mr. Keith G. Novak
Michael K. Nunner
Margaret A. Nyeste
Mrs. Michelle L. O’Brien
Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Brien
The Honorable Tamara A. O’Brien
Kathleen M. Ode
Mr. Gary E. Offerdahl and
Ms. Karen E. Conklin
Lisa Ohanian
Ronald O’Keefe
Linda Olejko
Mrs. Louisa S. Oliver
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Oliverio
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Olson
Mr. Barry A. Olszewski
Dr. Charles O’Shaughnessy
Mr. Kenneth W. Ott
Mr. and Mrs. David Otto
Mr. Don Packe
Mr. Thomas Paddock
Mr. Brian Palagyi
Mr. and Mrs. Zachary T. Paris
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Park
Mrs. Ruth F. Parker
Mr. Richard L. Parks
Ms. Ione Parry
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Parry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Paskert
Mr. Billy Patrick
Mrs. Earla J. Patterson
Ms. Elizabeth A. Paul
Ms. Jo Anne C. Paul
Mr. Herb J Pauly
Timothy Pembridge
Ms. Catherine Pennington
Mrs. Marsha Perez
Mr. Kenneth R. Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Perrotta Sr.
Mrs. Dorothy L. Phillips
Mr. James A. Pitzer
Mr. Robert J. Podsedly
Mary Poling
Therese M. M. Pollock
Mr. Timothy Poskocil
Jean H. Powell, C.P.A.
Mr. Shane M. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Emery C. Prior
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Pristera
Brian P. Proctor
Ms. Beth M. Protich
Rev. Jeffrey M. Proya
Mrs. Mary Psolla
Lois Puskarich
Theodore Rader
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Raftery
Victor Ragone
Mr. Hans M. Raidel
John Rand
Anne Randall
Ms. Rebeccah Randles
Christia Rasor
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Raudebaugh
Mr. Thomas Reading
Harry Reagan
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ream
Mr. and Mrs. Peter D. Rebar
Mr. David Redle
Ms. Mary S. Reed
Mr. Arthur J. Reedy
Mr. Alan Reichert
Dr. and Mrs. Richard Reichert
Mr. and Mrs. Glen A. Reiman
Ms. Susan Reinker
Mr. Paul Rhine
Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Richards
Peter Richer
Ms. Constance Riddel
Mr. Daniel Riemenschneider
Mr. Mark R. Ries
John Rife
Amy Ritchie
Ms. Catherine L. Rizzo
Caleb Robinson DDS
Mrs. Rebecca C. Rocco
Mr. and Mrs. Eric V. Roegner
Mr. and Mrs. Eric B. Rom
Nancy S. Ronevich
Mr. Frank Root
Robert Roth
Ms. Mary A. Rothermel
Mr. Kay A. Rowland
Remedios G. Rowland Ms. Patricia L. Ruddle
Ms. and Mr. Molly Ruschau
Mr. and Mrs. Brian M. Russell
Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Russell
Ms. Barbara Salsbury
Mr. Colman Sanders
Kathleen Sanders
Mr. David A. Sarver
Richard Sauer
Mrs. Dorothy M. Sawyer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Saxon
Allan R. Sayre
Mr. George D. Scaife Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Scanlon
Mr. Richard Scebbi
Mr. Raymond J. Schaffer
Lisa A. Schauer
Mrs. Corinne R. Schindler
Ms. Kathleen Schmader
Mr. Jerald Schneider
Mr. Edwin P. Schrank
Ms. Gretchen L. Schuler
Cynthia Schulz
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Schurr
Mr. Alan F. Scott
Pamela Searcy
Mr. Joseph Sekely III
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seibel
Mr. and Mrs. Cary M. Seidman
Mr. Michael Seidman
Darlene Seskes
Russell Shaw
Mr. Timothy P. Sheehan
William Shew
Mr. Douglas M. Shimko
Judith Shimko
Mr. Raymond Shivley
Mr. Raymond K. Shivley
Ms. and Mrs. Lee Shrader
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis A. Sideri
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sihler
Morris and Esther Simon Family
Philanthropic Fund
Mr. Marvin A. Singer
John E. Single
Dr. Subhalakshmi Sivashankaran
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffery E. Sizemore
Carol C. Slover M.D.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane A. Smith
Mrs. Gwendollyn L. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Smith
Ms. Mary E. Smith
Nancie Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Richey Smith
Mr. V A. Smith
Mrs. Dorothy Smyntek
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Snapp
Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Snelson
James R. Snyder
Mr. William E. Snyder
Donald J. Somrak
Brooke E. Spectorsky
Constance Spikes
Matt Stanford
Richard Stanley Mrs. Nancy L. Stansbury
Ronald Stansbury
Dr. and Mrs. Frank J. Staub
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Steed
Ms. Judith A. Steiner
Kyle Stemple
Leah J. Steve
Tyler Stillings
Mr. Donald C. Stillman
Mr. Stephen Stohlman
Mr. Gregory S. Stoner
Susan Strauss
Ms. Hillary M. Sullivan
Mr. Gregory Surfield
Mr. Mark E. Swaim
Timothy Swanson
Ms. Patricia F. Sweeney
Carol Sweet
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Swords
Quratulain Syed
Ms. Lauren Szabo
Mr. Ron Szelesta
James E. Taggart
Michele Tamse
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Tansing
Mr. Hal Tate
Ms. Cathy Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Taylor
Gwendoline E. Taylor
Mr. Mark W. Taylor
Mr. Andrew D. Thompson
Ms. Emrie Thoresen
Mr. Quinten M. Tifft
Mr. Thomas P. Timmons
Ms. Judy Tkach-Spagnola
Mr. Paul D. Todd
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Toles
Thomas A. Traubert
Mr. Jonathan B. Trimble
Ms. Mattie L. Tucker
Ms. Arleen M. Turk
Mr. Chris Tuttle
Elizabeth Twaddell
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Twining
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Tzouloufis
Lorraine Ulrich
R. Marie Van Campen
Brent Vanderheide
Mrs. Shirley VanDevere
Mr. and Mrs. Jim R. Van Etten
Dr. and Mrs. Plakkat K.
Velayudhan
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L. Venci
Lisa Vidacs
Mr. Vincent J. Vielhaber
Mr. Kevin Vonderau
Jennifer Voss
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Waite
Mr. James G. Wajciechowski
Dr. and Mrs. Sanford Waldman
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Waldock
Mrs. Florence Wang
Ms. Catherine Warholic
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren, Sr.
Mr. Tim Warstler
Mr. Allen S. Wass
Ms. Deborah Wasylko
Melanie Webber Schreiner
Mrs. Edna Weil
Mr. Jerome F. Weiss
Leslie Wells
Ms. Brenda J. Wentland
Mr. David Wessely
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald West
Betsy White
Robert White
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Whitehurst
Mr. and Mrs. Almar T. Widiger
Ms. Alice M. Wilds
Mr. and Mrs. William Wiley
Melody A. Wilk
Mr. Douglas C. Williams
Linda A. Williams
Keith A. Willoughby
Ms. Emily L. Wilson
Mr. Robert E. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Eric R. Winders
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Witham
Mr. and Mrs. Craig A. Wojanis
Ms. Margaret M. Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Wolfe
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Woodard
Ms. Stephanie J. Woods
Mrs. Gertrude Z. Works
Ms. Barbara J. Wright
Maria Wymer
Linda Yanok
Mrs. Marjorie A. Yobe
Mr. David Yoder
Mr. Jonas N. Yoder
Michael York
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Young
Mr. Norman J. Young
Mr. Barry Zack
Ms. Colene S. Zedaker
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Zellers
Richard Zeiger
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Ziegler
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Ziegler
Carla Zinser
Dr. and Mrs. William J. Zucker
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Northeast Ohio Region* Corporate/Foundation/Association & Government Donors
$100,000+
The Cliffs Foundation
Eaton Corporation
The Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust
Sterling Jewelers, Inc.
United Way of Greater Cleveland
United Way of Greater Lorain County
United Way of Greater Stark County
United Way of Summit County
$50,000 - $99,999
Active Organics
Dominion Foundation
FirstEnergy Foundation
United Way of Ashland County
United Way if Erie County
United Way of Richland County
United Way of Trumbull County
United Way of Youngstown and the
Mahoning Valley
Westfield Insurance
$25,000 - $49,999
Raymond Q. & Elizabeth Rieley
Armington Fund
CSX Corporation
Deaconess Community Foundation
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Forest City Enterprises
The George Gund Foundation
Majestic Steel USA
Norwalk United Fund
United Way of Ashtabula County
United Way of Jefferson County
United Way of Tuscarawas County
Wells Fargo Advisors LLC
$10,000 - $24,999
Anonymous (1)
AIG Matching Grants Program
Akrochem Corporation
Akron General Health System
Alcoa
Applied Industrial Technologies
ArcelorMittal
Ashtabula Foundation Inc.
The Aultman Foundation
Austin-Bailey Health and
Wellness Foundation
Bicknell Fund
Helen Brach Foundation
City of Youngstown
George W. Codrington
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The Mary S. and David C. Corbin
Foundation
The Community Foundation of
Lorain County
Cuyahoga County Justice Services
Ray and Jan Dalton Family Foundation
Paul and Carol David Foundation
George Deuble Foundation
Ernst & Young LLP
Feth Family Foundation
The Hire Family Foundation
Home Savings Charitable Foundation
Hoover Foundation
Hoover, Mary & Harley
Price Foundation
The Howland Memorial Fund
Huntington National Bank
ID Images LLC
The Jochum-Moll Foundation
Kenan Advantage Group
KeyBank Foundation
KeyBankTrust Services
Key Private Bank
Doris & Floyd Kimble Family
Foundation
Kovatch Castings
The Lehner Family Foundation
Fred A. Lennon Charitable Trust
Lloyd Seifer FOP Lodge #206
The McGregor Foundation
McHale Group Ltd.
The Burton D. Morgan Foundation
Nationwide Insurance Company
The Nord Family Foundation
Nordson Corporation
Northern Ohio Golf Charities
Foundation, Inc.
OMNOVA Solutions Foundation
Robert O. & Annamae Orr
Family Foundation
Orrville Area United Way
The Park Foundation
PNC Foundation
Porter, Wright, Morris & Arthur LLP
Richland County Foundation
The Rite Aid Foundation
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Saint Lukes Foundation
Sandusky Erie Community Foundation
The Sherwick Fund
The Sisler McFawn Foundation
The Stocker Foundation
The Swagelok Foundation
Technical Consumer Products Inc.
Timken Fund - Key Trust
Tuscarawas County Community
Foundation
Tuscora Park Health &
Wellness Foundation
United Black Fund of
Greater Cleveland
United Fund of Shelby, Inc.
United Fund of Willard
United States Steel Corporation
United Way of Portage County
United Way of Lake County
United Way of Medina County
United Way of Wayne and
Holmes Counties, Inc.
University Hospitals of Cleveland
Ver-A-Fast Corporation
Samuel Reese Willis Foundation
WKYC
Youngstown Foundation
$5,000 - $9,999
Anonymous (1)
331 Promotion LLC
Access Midstream Operating, LLC
Adcom/Optiem
Allen Aircraft Products, Inc.
Allied Witan Co.
The American Endowment Foundation
Associated Estates Realty Corp.
AT&T
Baker Hostetler LLP
Barberton Community Foundation
Beecher, Ruth H IIX Charitable Trust
Bettcher Industries, Inc.
Buckeye Corrugated Inc.
Buckingham, Doolittle &
Burroughs, LLP
Don and Shirley Buehler
Charitable Fund
Kenneth L. Calhoun Charitable Trust
The Martha B. Carlisle Memorial Fund
The Chef’s Garden, Inc.
Chesapeake Operating Inc
Cleveland Wire Cloth and MFG Co
ComDoc
Cristal
The Davey Tree Expert Company
Donley’s Inc.
The Randolph J. & Estelle M. Dorn
Foundation
Emerson Network Power
First Merit Bank Corporation
FirstEnergy Corporation
Laura B. Frick Charitable Trust
The Sidney Frohman Foundation
The Frost-Parker Foundation
Gannett Foundation
HealthPath Foundation of Ohio
Hill, Barth, & King
Holmes-Wayne Electric
Foundation Inc.
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Kennedy Family Foundation
Kenmore Construction Co. Inc.
Lincoln Electric
The Lubrizol Corporation
Medical Mutual of Ohio
Mercy Health Partners
The Norton Family Foundation
Oatey SCS
Pat Catan’s Craft Centers
PolyOne Corp.
The Roy H. Powell and Nina B. Powell
Family Charitable Fund
Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie
Memorial Foundation
Robert Morrison Foundation
Sharpnack Chevorlet-Buick, Inc.
The Sherwin-Williams Company
Timken Company
United Way of Southern
Columbiana County
United Way Services of Northern
Columbiana County
I.J. Van Huffel Foundation
The S.K. Wellman Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
The Welty Family Foundation
Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation
Wightman-Wieber Charitable
Foundation
Winkle Electric Company Inc.
Zenith Systems LLC
$2,500 - $4,999
Adventure Harley Davidson
Aim Integrated Logistics, Inc
Allstate The Giving Campaign
American Endowment Foundation
(Mahoning)
The Androse Foundation
Bair’s Inc.
Bank of America Foundation
Barium & Chemicals, Inc
BBP Partners LLC
The Beaver Excavating Company
Becker Funeral Homes
BNY Mellon Powering Potential Fund
Bright Side, Inc
Brilex Industries Inc
Brockman, Coats, Gedelian & Co.
Henry W. & Martha L. Bruner
Philanthropic Fund
Buckeye Oil Producing Co.
Buehler’s Food Markets Inc.
Cafaro Foundation
Catholic Health Partners
Cavaliers Operating Company, LLC
Charles Schwab
Cleveland Indians
Community Foundation of
Western PA & Eastern OH
Continental Business Enterprises, Inc.
Cortland Savings & Banking Co.
The Cuyahoga Group
Dealer Tire LLC
Mary and Dr. George L. Demetros
Charitable Trust
Diebold Foundation
Eaton Charitable Fund
Ebenezer Charitable Trust
FedEx Custom Critical Inc.
First National Bank of Pennsylvania
First Place Bank Community
Foundation
GenOn Energy Services, LLC
Giant Eagle
GOJO Industries, Inc.
Jean M. Hartson Charitable
Remainder Trust
Higley Family Holdings, Inc.
(Summit County)
Konica Minolta Business Solutions,
USA Inc.
Ralph and Marion G. Kroehle
Foundation
Lake Hospital System Inc.
The Lincoln Electric Foundation
The Lodge at Sawmill Creek Resort
The Maynard Family Foundation
McDonald Hopkins LLC
The Esther Menster Trust
Meteor Sealing Systems, LLC
Milton James Foundation, Inc.
R. C. and Katherine M. Musson
Myers Industries Inc
NAVIS, Inc
Northeast Ohio Fulfillment
Center, LLC
Edith H. Palmer Trust
PNC Bank
PNC Financial Services Group
Progressive Chevrolet Co
R & L Cylinder & Machine, Inc.
Roetzel & Andress
Albert G. & Olive H. Schlink
Foundation
Sheehan Family Charitable Fund
Simco Management Corp
The Smith & Oby Service Company
St. Joseph Health Center
Steubenville Electrical LMCC, Inc
Summa Health System
Terrace Construction Company, Inc.
Thompson Hine LLP
Toyota Volvo Jaguar of Warren
Turning Technologies LLC
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
U.H. Clinical Research, Ltd.
Ulmer & Berne LLP
United Grinding and
Machine Company
University Tees, Inc.
Utilities Construction Company
The Veale Foundation
Ventana Development LLC
Wal-Mart Foundation
World Radio Telecommunications
$1,000 - $2,499
620 Corporation
AAA Akron Auto Club
Aaron’s, Inc.
Active Network
Adolph Johnson & Son Co.
F. W. Albrecht Family Foundation
Allied Machine & Engineering Corp.
American Sand & Gravel
Angel Life Care
The Anschuetz-Higham Fund
Archer Daniels Midland Company
APL Electric, Inc.
Atlantic Food Distributors
Belden Brick Charitable Trust
Bellevue United Selective Fund
Louis and Sandra Berkman
Foundation
BJ’s Wholesale Club
BPR/RICO Equipment, Inc.
The Brashares Foundation
Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund
Brown Flynn Communications Ltd.
Buckeye Cable System
Built-Rite Box & Crate, Inc
The M.F. Cachat Company
Cedars Legacy Fund
The Center for Health Affairs
Charter One
ChemDevelopment
Christ Foundation
Chromaflo Technologies Corp.
The City Club of Cleveland
City of Warren
Clampco Products, Inc
Cleveland Clinic, Inc.
CMM, Inc.
Cohen & Company
College Hills Honda, Inc.
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Northeast Ohio Region* Corporate/Foundation/Association & Government Donors
$1,000 - $2,499 (cont.)
ComDoc
Consol Energy Inc.
Cunningham Baron LLC
Dave’s Supermarket
Deerfield Farms Services, Inc.
Demag Cranes & Components
Diana Adcock Morningstar
Hematology
Diane Sauer Chevrolet
Dinner in the Dark LLC
Discount Drug Mart Inc.
Downtown Ford
Drake Manufacturing Services
Elizabeth Park Capital Advisors Ltd
Elyria Service League
E.T. Healthcare Providers
Fairmount Minerals Foundation
Family and Community Services, Inc.
The Ferchill Group
Ferro Corporation
FirstEnergy Foundation
First Federal Community Bank
FirstMerit Bank, N.A.
First National Bank of Dennison
The First Presbyterian Church
Franciscan University of Steubenville
D. A. Frantz, LLC DBA
Freedom Harley-Davidson, Inc.
Gardiner Service Company
Gardiner Allen DeRoberts
Gasser Chair Co Inc
GBS Corp.
GE Consumer Finance
The Glenmede Trust Company
Grace Episcopal Church
Grace Community Church
Grand River Rubber & Plastics
The H. E. Graves Jr. Family Foundation
Guggisberg Cheese Factory
Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP
Harris Battery
Harrison Hills City School District
Harwood Rubber Products, Inc
Hauser Furniture Company
The Albert M. Higley Company
Home Savings & Loan Co.
W. Henry Hoover Foundation
Hot Dog Shoppe, Inc.
Hynes Industries Inc
IBM Employee Services Center
The Ice House
Industrial Timber & Lumber
James Livery Solutions, LLC
Jones Day
JPMorgan Chase Bank
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J. R. Smail, Inc.
Larry Kannal State Farm Insurance
Kerricook Construction, Inc.
KeyBank, NA
Kiwanis Club of
New Philadelphia, Ohio
Klaben Auto Stores, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Lake National Bank
Lauren International
Light In The Harbor
Lorain County Community College
Lustrous Metal Coatings, Inc.
Jane Williams Mahoney
Philanthropic Fund
Malleys Chocolates
Marc Glassman, Inc.
Mark Dattilio Painting
The Martindale Electric Co.
Massillon Cable TV
Mercantile Partners
Merrill Lynch
MetLife Foundation
Midwestern Industries
Miller Transfer
Mohican Area Community Foundation
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Global
Impact Funding Trust, Inc
Mullinax Ford North Canton, Inc.
Murray and Murray Charitable
Foundation
NASP Children’s Fund Inc
New London United Fund
Newcomer and Friends Charitable
Fund, Inc.
Niles Building Products
Now Creations Inc
Ohio MC Riders, LLC
Orlando Baking Company
Oswald Companies
P & T Products Inc
Packer, Thomas & Co.
PartsSource
PC Campana, Inc
Pepperidge Farm, Inc.
PleasantView Health Care Center
PNC Foundation
Portage Community Bank
Precision Environmental Company
Progressive Commercial Auto
The Progressive Insurance Foundation
Project Best
Ravenna United Fund
R R Donnelley & Sons
R&J Trucking Inc
Rea & Associate Accountant
Redmond Financial, Inc.
The Reid Foundation
The Reuter Foundation
Rich & Associates, Inc.
RPM International, Inc.
S&T Bancorp Charitable Foundation
Lillian and Frances Schermer
Charitable Trust
Seal Master/Elbex Corporations
The Bennie & Beverly Segers Fund
Shue’s Towing
Smith Ambulance Services, Inc.
Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith Memorial
Foundation
The Smithers Group
Snosam, LLC
SS&G, Inc.
Standard Printing Company of Canton
The Step 2 Company
Struktol Company Of America
Sunset Industries Inc.
Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC
Tamra Designs
Taylor Oswald, LLC
The Andrea Rose Teodosio Memorial
Foundation
Teramana-Westling, Inc
The Tod Foundation
Towlift, Inc.
Tremco, Inc
Tri-C Brunswick University Center
Trinity Health System
Trinity Twin City Hospital
Truck Sales & Service, Inc.
The Union Hospital Association
University Hospitals Health SystemGeauga Regional Hospital
The University of Akron
US Bancorp Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
Endowment Program
VEC Inc
May VonKaenel Charitable Fund
Wal-Mart #2197
Wal-Mart #2211
Wal-Mart #2266
Walnut Creek Foods
The Clara Weiss Fund
West Park Limited
Westfield Bank
The Wheelock Law Firm
The Will-Burt Company
The William Allen Company
Warren P Williamson, Jr Fund
Youngstown Area Jewish Federation
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
Foundation
Superstorm Sandy Donors
$100,000+
The Cliffs Foundation
Eaton Corporation
Sterling Jewelers, Inc.
$50,000 - $99,999
Active Organics
The Lubrizol Foundation
$25,000 - $49,999
The FirstEnergy Foundation
Fisher-Titus Medical Center
Ruby Tuesday
The J. M. Smucker Company
$10,000 - $24,999
Bicknell Fund
The Mary S. and David C. Corbin
Foundation
Feth Family Foundation
Forest City Enterprises
McHale Group Ltd.
Nordson Corporation
Richland County Foundation
The Kent H.Smith Charitable Trust
Westfield Insurance
$5,000- 9,999
Anonymous (1)
Akrochem Corporation
American Endowment Foundation
The Aultman Foundation
Buckeye Corrugated Inc.
First Baptist Church
Stanley C. Gault
Kenmore Construction Co. Inc.
Kovatch Castings
Mr. and Mrs. James C. McBane
Grant Milliron
OMNOVA Solutions Foundation
Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation
Walter Rosebrough
Neil S Rubin Attorney At Law
The Sherwick Fund
Lawrence E. Stewart
$2,500 - $4,999
Burton Elementary School PTO
Charles Virginia Cleveland
Charitable Fund
The Fortney Foundation
Islamic Society of
Greater Youngstown
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Scott W. Linabarger
Marketing Solutions Unlimited Inc
Albert B. Ratner
Brian Ratner
Renaissance Unity
Charles E. & Mabel M. Ritchie
Memorial Foundation
United Auto Workers UAW
Local 1112
Robert H. Vaughn
The Welty Family Foundation
$1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous (1)
Aaron’s, Inc.
John S. Allerding
Applied Industrial Technologies
Association of Indian Physicians of
Northern Ohio
Jennifer A. Avery
David F. Banks
Barman Family Trust
Eve Bell
Marco S. Burnette
The M.F. Cachat Company
Cedars Legacy Fund
Christ Foundation
Cunningham Baron LLC
Boris Cuza
The DiGeronimo Family Foundation
of The Cleveland Foundation
Elizabeth J. Dowling
Stanley C. Drabik
Elizabeth Park Capital Advisors Ltd
First Presbyterian Church
Gardiner Service Company
Carl W. Gartner
General Assembly of God Church
Judith Gerson Fund of the
Cleveland Foundation
Dale A. Gerus
Mark & Diane Gordon Trust
The H. E. Graves Jr. Family
Foundation
Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP
Harrison Hills City School District
Michelle F. Hathway
Robert Hooker
Theodore H. Horrell
Debra A. Hummert
Industrial Timber & Lumber
Vernon Jividen
John R. Kish
Neil J. Korman
David J. Larue
Edward Lopka
James A. Markwald
Donald F. McGee
Gerald Miller
Robert A. Miller
Milton James Foundation, Inc.
NASP Children’s Fund Inc
New Galilee Baptist Church
Niles Building Products
North Central Ohio Chapter, NECA
Amir R. Novini
Now Creations Inc
Steven T. Owen
James G. Owens
P & T Products Inc
PartsSource
Helen M. Peternell
Progressive Commercial Auto
R. A. Files
The Reid Foundation
Rich & Associates, Inc.
Bruce L. Riddle
Denise Scala
William A. Scala
Daniel Seiple
Walton A. Silver
Lloyd L. and Louise K. Smith
Memorial Foundation
Standard Printing Company of
Canton
Carolyn L. Steiner
Struktol Company of America
Sturges Family Fund
Judith B. Summers
The Tod Foundation
Magdalene Wendel
The William Allen Company
Donald F. Woodcock
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Superstorm Sandy Donors
$1,000 - $2,499 (cont.)
Youngstown Area Jewish Federation
Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church
$500 - $999
American Demolition Inc.
Joseph C. Amersbach
Suzanne O. Bacon
Carol Barden
Kevin Beckett
Bedford High School
Michael P. Best
The Billow Company
E. F. Boyd & Son, Inc.
Susan Bradley
John A. Brown
CBL & Associates Properties, Inc.
Steven J. Chereson
Cleveland Central
Catholic High School
David D. Clymer
Richard Collingwood
Deborah M. Cunningham
Pitt A. Curtiss
Smiljana Cvitic
Joan Deering
Stephen M. Denning
Henry C. Doll
Raymond E. Douglas
Eaton Corp N.A. Financial Services
Ctr Community Action Team
Rebecca A. Ebert
Zeyd Y. Ebrahim
Fairlawn Associates, LLC.
Robert J. Farkas
Susan J. Fassoles
The First Unitarian Church of
Cleveland
Richard J. Frey
Friendship Baptist Church
Gerdau
Paul Glass
GOJO Industries, Inc.
Goodman Real Estate
Services Group
Harwood Rubber Products, Inc
Richard T. Harwood
Melissa A. Haslinger
Marion G. Henderson
Richard E. Herald
Katherine A. Hiet
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Gerald F. Hoch
The Arthur and Arlene Holden Fund
Stella T. Husang
Stanley Husted
Independent Insurance
Agents of Jefferson County
Ray Johnston
Key Private Bank
James W. Kiefer
Jerald King
Thomas Kirlough
KJ Fasteners, Inc.
Mary Lou Lamp
Anthony J. Lariccia
Legacy Christian Church
Jane E. Lellis
Lewis Construction Co.
Karen Lewis
The Lippman School
Local 2000 U.A.W.
Joan M. Maguire
Marketing Solutions Unlimited Inc
Masonry Materials Plus
The Maynard Family Foundation
Judith E. Mccraken
Janis Mcgrath
Elena M. Mchale
Ann Miley
Dale A. Miller
Patricia B. Morgan
New Jerusalem Fellowship
North Canton City Schools
Northeast Ohio Hikers
Nurenberg Paris Heller and
McCarthy Co LPA
Robert O’Brien
Orville City School District
Kenneth W. Ott
David Otto
Thomas Paddock
Ione Parry
Elizabeth A. Paul
Robert J. Podsedly
Poland Local School District
PRC Medical, LLC
Pump House Ministries
Constance Riddel
Rotary Club & Foundation of
Warren
Sacred Heart Parish School
Schindler’s
Corinne R. Schindler
Margaret Seibel
Seven Seventeen Credit Union
Charlotte S. Sideri
John E. Single
Subhalakshmi Sivashankaran
Carol C. Slover
Richey Smith
Dorothy Smyntek
William E. Snyder
South Range Elementary School
St. John’s United Church of Christ
Stark Community Foundation
Leah J. Steve
Lanie Strassburger
Andrew Stoller
Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC
Ann A. Syska
James E. Taggart
Louis P. Theisen
Thompson Hine LLP
Paul D. Todd
Raymond Twining
David F. Uhlig
University School
Valley Foods Inc
Joseph VanDevere
Sanford Waldman
Harvey L. Wagner
Robert Warren
Jerome F. Weiss
Almar T. Widiger
Linda A. Williams
Eric R. Winders
Craig A. Wojanis
Kenneth F. Wolfe
Marjorie A. Yobe
Don’t park it.
Donate it.
You can make a difference down the street, across the country and around
the world through the American Red Cross Vehicle Donation Program.
Your vehicle donation enables the American Red Cross to prevent and
alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the
power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.
Donating your vehicle—in any condition—is another great way to help
us help others.
We accept the following vehicles and many more!
Cars • trucks • vans • motorcycles • tractors • RVs • boats • jet skis
Making a vehicle donation is easy!
1. Contact us—online or by phone.
2. Our partners will pick up your vehicle at a time that works for you—
at no cost to you.
3. Our partners will sell your vehicle and send the proceeds to the
American Red Cross.
4. We’ll send you a tax receipt.
You can make a difference!
Call us at 855 92 RC CAR (855-927-2227), contact your local chapter or
visit redcross.org/cardonation for more information.

2013 Annual Report - American Red Cross

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