children overcoming. becoming amazing.

CHILDREN
OVERCOMING.
BECOMING
AMAZING.
2012-2013 ANNUAL REPORT
DELIVERING HIGHER LEVELS
OF PERFORMANCE
IMPROVING THE LIVES
OF MORE CHILDREN
2,755
102
children in
Early Childhood
& School-Age
Programs
adults in
Parent &
Professional
Training
6,283
%
98
of families receiving services from
The Children’s Home recommend
the organization to others.
children served by
The Children’s Home
in 2013.
Amazing!
3,165
children in
Behavioral Health
Treatment
261
children in
Education
Services
EXPANDING SERVICES AND OUR REACH
Ohio
Indiana
Our service area continues to
grow! The dots on this map
represent all the locations where
The Children’s Home is now
providing services. That’s three
states, 53 counties, 59 cities
and 115 neighborhoods.
Kentucky
BECOMING MORE
We talk a lot about the power of transformation at The Children’s Home — about
helping children overcome their challenges and become more than their diagnoses or
behaviors. This process of “overcoming” and “becoming” is reflected in our community
messaging, and is also the theme of this year’s annual report.
Overcoming and becoming. It’s an idea that’s relevant not only to the children we
serve, but also to The Children’s Home itself as we have evolved. We’ve moved beyond
our history as an orphanage, adoption agency and residential treatment center, and have
become a diverse multiservice agency with a broad agenda. For example, we’re:
Becoming more influential. Over the past year, we’ve become more involved in
healthcare initiatives that impact children in our community. Our partnerships with
local institutions and our participation in the Institute for Healthcare Improvement’s
Triple Aim Learning Community supports our goal of enhancing children’s health
and delivering high-quality care at a sustainable cost.
Becoming more holistic. We are integrating children’s mental, physical, social and
developmental health needs, recognizing that “health” involves the whole child. Our
medical staff works with community pediatricians to enhance their understanding of
children’s mental health issues, and we’re positioning ourselves as a leader in care
management under the Affordable Care Act of 2010.
Becoming more visible. To build awareness of our programs and encourage more
referrals, we have begun to promote our brand and our institutional credibility in
Cincinnati and elsewhere. Our broad range of services and overall excellence attract
top talent, leadership and community volunteers to our organization.
Becoming more accountable. We’ve refocused our culture to be the very best we
can be for the children we serve. We are paying close attention to client outcomes,
and conducting longitudinal studies to track children’s progress and success after
they leave us.
We’ll soon begin our 150th year and look forward to celebrating our many
successes. We appreciate your support as our organization and the children we serve
continue to “become.”
Ellen Katz
President & CEO
Michael Coombe
Chair, Board of Trustees
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Becoming even more amazing in
EARLY CHILDHOOD &
SCHOOL-AGE PROGRAMS
The Children’s Home offers a variety of programs for young children and their families,
from services focused on development and learning, to summer fun on our campus.
Here’s how we help even the youngest children overcome their challenges:
Home Visitation: Our Every Child Succeeds® home visitation service provides
support and education to first-time parents and their families, from prenatal to age 3.
Counseling, Case Management, Trauma & Day Treatment: Mental health
counseling, case management, trauma treatment and psychiatric treatment services are
available for children as young as 3 years old.
SPARK Kindergarten Readiness Program: Our home-based literacy readiness
program works with families in the John P. Parker, Carson and Mt. Airy Elementary school
neighborhoods to promote school readiness.
Full-Day Preschool: For children ages 3 to 5, our on-campus preschool provides
a safe, nurturing environment. The school has been rated a Three-Star center by
Ohio’s Department of Job and Family Services Step Up to Quality rating system, and is
accredited by the National Association for the Education of Young Children.
After-School Enrichment: Children ages 5 to 12 enjoy a fun and educational
after-school alternative at two Cincinnati Public Schools: Midway Elementary in
Westwood and at Silverton Paideia Academy in Silverton.
Summer Day Camp: Camp-I-Can is an enriching, 10-week summer day camp for
children ages 5 to 12 on our 40-acre campus. Trained counselors provide a safe,
structured environment that incorporates learning and fun.
%
95
2
of preschoolers are prepared
for kindergarten.
Children in our SPARK program continue to
outscore non-SPARK children on the state’s
Kindergarten Readiness Assessment of Literacy.
ALEXA.
OVERCAME
AGGRESSION.
BECAME
A MARVEL.
Looking at Alexa now, it’s hard to believe
that such a cute little girl could put anyone
on the defensive, including her mother and
her pediatrician. But when her tantrums
progressed from typical meltdowns to much
more frequent and aggressive episodes that
included spitting and hitting, professionals
became concerned for Alexa’s mental and
physical health.
Referred to The Children’s Home and admitted
to our Early Childhood Day Treatment program,
physicians and teachers were able to quickly
diagnose and treat Alexa one-on-one. First steps
were getting her to maintain control of her hands
and feet. Next, she learned to use words to
describe her frustrations and accept the answers.
Then Alexa was included in groups of her peers
as part of her re-entry into a classroom setting.
Not only did Alexa graduate from our program,
she also graduated from kindergarten. Now, she’s
a first grader in her district school. And although
she still has her “moments” like any child her age,
Alexa not only recognizes her emotions, but also
knows how adults expect her to respond. From
hysterical to self-aware, today Alexa is becoming
more … thanks to The Children’s Home.
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BO.
OVERCAME
LIMITATIONS.
BECAME
A GRADUATE.
Bo has autism. Since there aren’t many
high schools available for students like
him, Bo had been attending an out-oftown boarding school. When his mother,
a Cincinnati physician, heard about
The Children’s Home high school for
children with autism spectrum disorders,
she was ecstatic. Bo could live at home
and attend a school specifically designed
for kids like him.
Meeting children’s physical and academic
needs, our high school was the perfect fit
for Bo. Here, within an environment that’s
specifically designed to reduce sensory
distractions, students find it easier to
focus. And working with teachers, speech
and language therapists experienced
with children with development
disabilities, Bo found it easier to learn.
As a result, Bo became our high school’s
first graduate and earned one of only
10 spots in the University of Cincinnati’s
highly selective Transition and Access
Program (TAP) for students with
intellectual disabilities.
From underserved to undergrad,
today Bo is becoming more …
thanks to The Children’s Home.
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Becoming even more amazing in
EDUCATION SERVICES
Traditional school settings don’t work for every child. The Children’s Home offers a
range of on-campus programs to help children overcome their social, behavioral or
learning difficulties and become successful students.
Therapeutic School: Low teacher-student ratios and highly structured classes are
the hallmarks of our school for children with special educational needs, behavioral and
learning challenges in grades K through 12. When possible, it is our goal to transition
students back to their home district schools.
High School for Autism and Related Disorders: Our newest school provides
students with autism spectrum disorders a high-quality, individualized education that
supports the continued development of social and life skills in an academic setting. The
high school program meets Ohio’s content standards for curriculum and offers credits
toward a high school diploma.
Ready Set Work!: Our newest service is a five-week program designed to help people
with autism ages 14 to 21 develop skills related to job readiness and independence. This
unique program provides teens and young adults with the opportunity to think about
what kind of work they might like to do in the future, assess their skills and aptitudes,
and receive specialized training through hands-on partnerships with local businesses
including Subway Whitfield-Wean Companies, TJ Maxx and US Bank, among others.
The Olympus Center: A multi-disciplinary team provides comprehensive education
evaluations to help identify learning challenges in children, teens and adults.
We’re educating parents and professionals, too.
Helping children means helping their parents, families, teachers and caregivers. We
are proud to share our knowledge with the community through our Proven ParentingTM
classes and consultation, Teaching-Family Model (TFM) training for other organizations,
and Promoting Resilient Children consultation for child care centers and schools. We’re
also excited to introduce our newest program for school-based personnel — Stay on
Track — which provides training and consultation incorporating TFM strategies to
improve student behavior and reduce alternative placements.
%
82
of upper school students at
The Children’s Home graduated
compared to the Hamilton County
average of 78% and national
average of 74%.
%
100
of parents of children attending our
therapeutic school report that their
children’s academics are improving.
In fact, our students made significant
improvements in reading and math
assessments.
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Becoming even more amazing in
BEHAVIORAL HEALTH TREATMENT
The Children’s Home is among the region’s largest providers of behavioral health services for children. Our
many therapeutic options help these children overcome their emotional and behavioral difficulties and improve
their overall functioning.
Counseling & Case Management: From mental health assessments and behavioral health counseling
to community-based psychiatric supportive treatment, our goal in this area is to help children and their
families thrive.
Day Treatment: The most intensive of our behavioral health programs provides a structured, therapeutic
environment where children work on developing relationships, modifying behaviors and building self-esteem.
Trauma Treatment: Therapists trained in trauma-focused cognitive behavioral therapy can help mitigate the
effects of adverse childhood experiences.
School-Based Treatment Services: Our behavioral health counselors are currently serving children in
80+ schools, teaching them new coping strategies to improve their social functioning.
Substance Use & Mental Health Programs: Our Specialized Treatment for Adolescent Recovery (STAR)
program is a community-based option for adolescents with co-occurring mental health and substance use
disorders. It’s the only program of its kind in the area.
Psychiatric Services: The Children’s Home team of psychiatrists, pediatricians and registered nurses help to
reduce, stabilize and eliminate psychiatric symptoms in children.
%
92
increase in functioning
%
82
decrease in problem severity
Through highly individualized campus and community-based
behavioral health services at The Children’s Home, children
continue to show statistically significant improvement upon
program completion.
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%
92
of parents whose children
receive treatment services
from The Children’s Home
report that their behaviors
have improved.
CALVIN.
OVERCAME
DEPRESSION.
BECAME
AN ATHLETE.
Growing up without parents took a toll on Calvin.
His grandmother did the best she could in raising
him, but with Calvin and his five younger brothers,
she had her hands full. By age 11, Calvin was an angry
child. Unable to control his emotions, he frequently
lashed out at others, both verbally and physically.
Attempts to restrain and correct his behaviors only
led to further rage and, eventually, depression.
Referred to The Children’s Home, Calvin
arrived like many — guarded and unwilling
to participate and trust. But over time,
therapists began to help him express his
feelings, a critical breakthrough. As his
communication skills improved, Calvin
also learned coping skills for times when
he felt frustrated. With increased self-control,
he began to make friends and even joined
the football team.
Today, Calvin is a role model for his brothers.
Graduating with a 3.5 GPA, he was recently awarded
a scholarship to play football at Urbana University.
From troubled to competitive, today Calvin is
becoming more … thanks to The Children’s Home.
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FISCAL YEAR 2013 CONSOLIDATED
Statement of Activities
($000) Operating Revenue
Program Service Fees
Endowment Support
Contributions | Grants | Other
United Way
Total Operating Revenue
$14,027
l 67.4%
2,570
l 12.4%
3,097
l 14.9%
1,109
l 5.3%
$20,802100.0%
Operating Expenses
Program Services
Treatment
Education
Total Program Service Expenses
Administration
Fundraising
Total Operating Expenses
$9,153 45.8%
8,331 41.7%
17,484
l 87.5%
1,878
l 9.4%
622
l 3.1%
$19,984 100%
Change in Net Assets
Operating Change in Net Assets
Non-operating Revenues and Expenses
Change in Net Assets
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$818
7,732
$8,550
Statement of Financial Position($000)
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$3,251
Accounts Receivable, Prepaid Expenses & Other
4,059
Investments and Beneficial Interest in Trusts
66,074
Property and Equipment
15,093
Total Assets
$88,477
3.7%
4.6%
74.6%
17.1%
100%
Liabilities
Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses
Bonds Payable
Pension Liability
Total Liabilities
$1,399
9,675
4,812
$15,886
1.6%
10.9%
5.4%
17.9%
$63,841
3,204
5,546
72,591
$88,477
72.2%
3.6%
6.3%
82.1%
100.0%
Net Assets
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted
Permanently Restricted
Total Net Assets
Total Liabilities and Net Assets
The Children’s Home remains in a strong financial position.
As such, the organization is able to invest in new ways to
expand services and reach more children in a growing number
of communities, possibly including yours.
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BECOMING INVOLVED
The Children’s Home depends on the gifts and talents of exceptional people: our staff, our boards and
our donors. All that we have accomplished in the last year has been due to their hard work and dedication.
2013 - 2014
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Michael Coombe, Chair
Rob Grossheim, Vice Chair
Laura Humphrey, Vice Chair
Mark Upson, Vice Chair
Dick Durand, Secretary
Nick Ragland, Treasurer
Sharon W. Frisbie, Past Chair
John L. Campbell
William D. de Buys
William S. Fee
Lawrence A. Glassmann
Adrienne C. James
Velissarios Karacostas
John Langenderfer
John (Tad) Lawrence
Phyllis McCallum
Patrick Nelson
Nancy Nyhart
Karen O’Maley
Victoria W. Parlin
Lindsay Reynolds
Hilary Vollmer
Darla Wainscott
Trustee, Tad Lawrence, with children
YOUNG
PROFESSIONALS BOARD
Nicole Balkenbusch
Matt Balkenbusch
Aaron Byrd
Brian Clark
Tom Connor
Trista Connor
Myrita Craig
Alisa Curtiss
Zach Dotzauer
Andrea Enders
Kelly Gadd
Kevin Graves
Christopher Green
Summer Hughes
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Karen Huneke
Scott Lyle
Victoria Masny
Leslie McDermott
Suzie Montour
Holly Mott
Iloba Nzkewu
Mandy Peck
Kim Popa
Emily Roberts
Davette Shorter
Tania Saldana
Rania Zimmerman
1st row: Shannon Starkey-Taylor, Ellen Katz; 2nd row: Barb Terry, Marcy Robbe, Janet Burns, Bob Kerr
EXECUTIVE STAFF
Ellen M. Katz, MA, MBA, President & CEO
Robert E. Kerr, MBA, CPA (inactive), Vice President of Finance & CFO
Marcy S. Robbe, LISW-S, Vice President of Services
Barbara Terry, MS, Vice President of Health Care Integration
Shannon Starkey-Taylor, MSW, M.Ed, Vice President of Strategic Development
Janet Arena Burns, CFRE, Vice President of Development
One in Four of
Our Staff Has 10+
Years of Service
Mary Watson
Richard Reinhardt
Marcy Robbe
Hannah Boyd-Miller
Molly Hiles
Gwendolyn Davis
Joyce Collier
Ellen Katz
Toni Beasley
Alyssa Terrell
Stacy Sill
Shannon Starkey-Taylor
Sheri Stokes
Joseph Schwering, Jr.
Cathy Baker
Sherry Brubaker
Mark Freshley
Samuel Yorgovan
Rebecca Davis
Jill Smith
Teresa Hortenberry
Karen Mumford
Raymond Casteel
Heather Ellison
Sharon Walterman
Jamar Hocker
Timothy Eberhart
Myra Britton
Jasmine Madison
Ronald Hamilton
Gregory Wallace
Eddie Flowers
Angela Loop
Joan Stenger
Deborah Gingrich
John Pennington
Lora Kurtz
Timothy Daugherty
Joanne McKeand
Dana Couch
Felicia Ferguson-Tinsley
Alice Skidmore
Jacqueline Ooten
Anthony Rachel
Kathleen Bannister
Paige Bowlin
John Roebel
Johney Easterling
Jane Cash
Bobby Horton
Ronda Gadd
Katrine Mobley
Suzanne Vann
Nathan Childs
Holly Shepherd
Joseph Naegeli
Matthew Grutzik
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MEET BARB TERRY
As part of the U.S. health care transformation, The Children’s Home is
broadening its impact on children by integrating the support of physical health
care with the existing behavioral health care we already provide. Leading this
new initiative is Barb Terry, our new vice president of health care integration.
Why is The Children’s Home undertaking this new endeavor?
Barb: Physical health influences mental health, and mental health
influences physical health. We want to weave together different parts
of the health care system so that children’s health is approached
in a holistic way.
Will this be a big change for The Children’s Home?
Barb: Well, we’ve been moving in this direction for several years. For
example, when Dr. Phil Lichtenstein — a pediatrician, not a psychiatrist —
joined The Children’s Home as medical director, he began to develop new
approaches to enhance the way we address the mental health needs of children.
What do you think this new service model will look like?
Barb: We’ll be working more closely with other organizations. For example,
we’re currently partnering with Crossroad Health Center and the Cincinnati
Health Department to provide behavioral health services to their clients. In
turn, we’ll screen our clients for primary health issues and refer them to those
institutions as necessary.
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BECOMING INVESTED
Thanks to all who have given so generously to The Children’s Home over
the past year. We appreciate every gift. Due solely to space limitations,
gifts listed are $100 and above and were received during our fiscal year,
between July 1, 2012 and June 30, 2013.
Class Champion Donors
Our Class Champion donors have given
unrestricted gifts of $2,500 or more,
which enables The Children’s Home
to meet the growing need within our
classrooms for quality treatment and
education services. The following gave
generously between July 1, 2012 and
June 30, 2013:
AXA Advisers
Randy N. Brooks
Michael and Tucker Coombe
Directions Research Inc.
Sharon Williams Frisbie
Fusite
Lawrence and Joy Glassman
Karen and Milton Hendricks
Mackenzie Levine
Megan Levine
Morgan Levine
The Marnick Foundation
Sanford R. Martin
Jonathan A. Mason
Mason, Schilling & Mason Co., LPA
David and Diana O’Brien
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Preston
Nick and Joelle Ragland
Janine Westercamp
The Wyler Family Foundation
Golden Heart Society
Members of the Golden Heart Society
have included The Children’s Home in
their estate plans, creating legacies
that will transform the lives of future
generations of children and their families.
Estate of Joel Adams
Estate of Matthew Allen
Anna M. Case
Joseph Chambers
V. Anderson Coombe Trust
Mr. M. Kam Cooney
Estate of Isabelle R. Davidson
Lorene C. Diesel
Mrs. Jean Dietz
Estate of Edward H. Doyle Trust
Helen T. Ehlers Irrevocable Trust
Gladys Elsasser
Estate of Adrian French
James D. Geier
Guy L. and Ina M. Layne Charitable
Remainder Trust Distribution
Harry J. Henderly
James and Joyce Jerow
Estate of George P. Johnson
Estate of Jennie Long
Estate of Otto Luedeking
Robert A. Manggrum
Mary-Morse Matthews
Estate of Stanley and Agnes McKie
Estate of Evelyn Michaels
Robert A. Molloy
James Monroe Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
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Ann Dorsel Monroe Charitable Lead Annuity Trust
Estate of John T. Parris
Estate of Elizabeth Patterson
Clifford T. Pfirrmann Trust
Nancy Pope
Joseph Rawson Scientific Trust
Estate of Jean Reich
R. Amor Reiter Charitable Remainder Annuity Trust
Betty L. Ryberg
Estate of F. A. Sackett
Estate of C. E. Schell
Charles E. Schell Foundation
Ivy S. Schnell
Charles H. Sisson Trust
Estate of May Smith
Laura S. Snyder
Estate of Charles M. Terry
Ruth S. Upson
J. Frederick and Helen B. Vogel Trust
Albert and Ruth Wilson
Estate of Lucille Carol Wolff
Estate of Mildred N. Work
Charles E. Work Fund B Trust
The Murray Shipley Society
Murray Shipley, who founded The Children’s Home
in 1864, was committed to the welfare of children
in Cincinnati. Like our founder, members of the
Murray Shipley Society demonstrate an important
commitment to our mission by consistently making
annual gifts. Donors who support the annual fund
for five or more years, including the current fiscal
year, are recognized as members of this highly
valued society.
AAA Allied Group, Inc.
James T. Aglamesis
Lloyd Allen
Dr. Norita Aplin and Mr. Stanley H. Ragle
Leslie T. Applegate
Maurice F. Barker
Carl E. Barmore
Toni L. Beasley
Adam P. Behm
Michael E. Behm
Mrs. James Benedict Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Leonard H. Berenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Duane L. Berwanger
Mrs. Helen C. Black
Steve and Susan Black
Randal and Peter Bloch
William K. Bogdan
Ronald and Betty Bollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Bosse
Gerald J. Breen
Randy N. Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Roger E. Brown
Sherry and Robert Brubaker
Erma Bruckmann
George & Mary Jo Budig Family Foundation
Angie and Robert Buechner
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Burke
Janet Arena Burns
John and Janet Campbell
Michele H. Carey
Christopher A. Carlson
Jeff Carpenter and Michael Faulkiner
Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Clauder
J. Rawson Collins Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Marjorie Cook
Michael and Tucker Coombe
Stephanie Cooper
Ralph and Mary Corley
Thomas and Debra Dattilo
Susannah Davids
Directions Research Inc.
Dick and Karen Durand
Lillian G. Emenaker
Andrea Enders
Drs. Thomas Filardo and Nora Zorich
Sharon Williams Frisbie
Fusite
Barry Gee and Jodi Bockenstette
Ms. Gabriele Geier
Jon and Jean Gelvin
Paul and Anita Gindele
Lawrence and Joy Glassmann
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Christopher J. Green
Alan and Bette Griffith
Kenneth and Karen Grob
Orel R. Gundlach
Robert J. Halonen
William and Katie Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Harris
Robert W. Hassler
Mr. and Mrs. Milton H. Hendricks
Shirley Hoffeld
David and Deborah Horn
Laura and Tony Humphrey
Indian Hill School Retirees
Mara Jauntirans and Brian Smith
Keith L. Jeffcoat
James and Joyce Jerow
Marilyn D. Johnston
Ellen M. Katz
Joseph and Marilyn Katz
David Dixie Kepler
Robert E. and Mary E. Kerr
Gary and Joan Koebel
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Koehler
Karen B. Kramer
David and Kathy Kress
Mr. and Mrs. James Krismer
George Langenderfer, Jr.
Charles and Jean Lauterbach
Dr. Philip and Barbara Lichtenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Lowenstein
Virginia Mahne
Sanford R. Martin
Mary-Morse Matthews
Phyllis L. McCallum and Steven W. Jemison
Martin and Mary McCormack
Leslie McDermott
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Medecke
Katherine L. Meek
Sharon and Graham Mitchell and Family
Murray S. Monroe, Jr.
Marjorie Motch
Grant Mueller
Neediest Kids of All
Vicki Newell
Eric C. Nielsen
Willie and Meredith Norton
Mardie and Bob Off
Richard Oliver
David and Karen O’Maley
Wayne J. Owens
Frank and Linda Panzeca
Tory and John Parlin
Carol and Jim Pearce
John and Marianne Peck
Mandy and J Peck
Bruce and Julie Pennington
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Preston
Louis M. and Betty S. Prince
Drs. Michael Privitera and Marsha Kaplan
Robert and Jere Pulte
Martin and Maribeth Rahe
Cynthia L. Revell
Lindsay B. Reynolds
Dr. and Mrs. James F. Rice
Billy and Bonnie Rice
Kevin and Kathy Rinn
Marcy and Gary Robbe
Jean M. Rom
Martha Ann and Claron Robertson
Jeffrey and Rebecca Rubenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Haydon Rudolf
Ernie and Karen Rummler
Mark and Susan Rummler
Scott and Wendy Schlesner
Sara Ball Schloss
Schoenberger Tile & Marble Inc.
Vivian and Jim Schwab
Joseph M. Senger
Rebecca Sherwood
Karen L. Sills
Terri L. Simpson
Society of the TransfigurationElizabeth Matthews Memorial Fund
Southwestern Ohio Kiwanis Mental Health
Association, Inc.
Mary A. Spengler
Don Spillane
Jeffrey Taylor and Shannon Starkey-Taylor
Douglas and Renee Sutton
Mr. and Mrs. W. Noel Stephenson
Mary S. Tanke
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Mark Upson Family
Gary B. and Susan C. Volz
Jack and Mary Wagner
Darla and James Wainscott
Susan C. Walker
John Warrington
Paul Weis
James L. Welborn
William P. Anderson Foundation
Ms. Joan R. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wright
Alex and Elizabeth Young
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley V. Young
James and Alison Zimmerman
Rania and Rob Zimmerman
Visionaries - ($25,000+)
Alliance for Children & Families
The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
The Louise Taft Semple Foundation
National Recreation Foundation
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts
The Spaulding Foundation
The Thomas J. Emery Memorial
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Pacesetters - ($10,000+)
Anonymous (3)
Bacchanalian Society
Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.
The Edward L. Levine Family Foundation
Fort Washington Investment Advisors Inc.
Milt and Karen Hendricks
Sutphin Family Foundation
Turnbull-Wahlert Construction, Inc.
The Wyler Family Foundation
Founders - ($5,000+)
William P. Anderson Foundation
Anonymous
AXA Advisers
Randy N. Brooks
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
Michael and Tucker Coombe
The Crosset Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Dr. William de Buys and Dr. Paige de Buys
Directions Research Inc.
Fifth Third Asset Management
Sharon Williams Frisbie
Ms. Gabriele Geier
Lawrence and Joy Glassmann
The Gorilla Glue Company
Mr. Michael King
The Kroger Company
The Marnick Foundation
Sharon and Graham Mitchell & Family
Mrs. James Benedict Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Preston
Joseph Rawson Scientific Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Malott Nyhart
TaTa Consultancy Services
Mark Upson Family
The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation
Partners - ($1,000+)
AAA Allied Group, Inc.
Rachid and Sophie Abdallah
AK Steel Foundation
Kadi and J.R. Anderson
Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield
AON Risk Services, Inc. of Ohio
B & J Development L.P.
Dan and Fran Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. Matt Balkenbusch
Barnes Dennig
Bartlett & Co.
Mr. Ronald Bates
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Buehler
Janet Arena Burns
Kenneth R. Campbell and Joan L. Campbell
Chris and Vivienne Carlson
Castellini Foundation
Chemed Foundation
Cincinnati Bell
Cincinnati Children’s College Hill Campus
Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon
Cincinnati Gyro Club Foundation
Cincinnati Woman’s Club
Clark Schaefer Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Clauder
J. Rawson Collins Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Brett T. Conyers
Dr. Robin T. Cotton
Dick and Karen Durand
Ms. Tamera Ehrlichman
Emerge Managed Solutions, LLC
Family Wealth Advisory Group LLC
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Hazelfield Farm
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Indian Hill 6th Grade Girls Basketball
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Know Theatre of Cincinnati
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