Annual Fund Letter - North Union Farmers Market

Patrons: RichardandJanetAa ch• AbbyandTomAbelson•
Rita Abdallah•An nAbid •LouiseAbra ms•JackieAcho
•Nanc yA. Adams •Alli sonAgin• LaurieAlbright•Daleand
BrendaAlexand er•L ynneAlfred •Ha rriettAllen•Cliff Bernsand
KarenAll gire•D onitaAnderson• She ldonAuerbach•Robert
Ault• Robertand I ngridBahler•Don ald andGaleB arich•Mr.
andM rs.Benha m S.Bates• DonnaM. Beck •Jason Beder•
JeffreyBeder•J erome andMaur een Belinson • Victoriaand
JamesBel l • JacobKronenberg andBar baraBel ovich•Susan
Berger •Al anR aussandMarcieBergman •M arty Bergman •
SandraBergsten •KLBerkner•Barb araW. Berman•Tomand
DorothyBier •D r.a ndM rs.FredC.Bishk i •S usanKnotekand
JamesBl ack•S uzannea ndJim Blaser•Mr. a ndMrs.Edg ar
andF rancescaB leick•MarshaBlon d•Ms.J eanE. Bl oomfield•
FloraBlum enthal•AmandaBohlman •Richardan dMary Bole
•Mr. andMrs. CharlesandJuliaBolt on• PatrickBray andBett e
Bonder• Rev .C atherineG.Borch ert •Mr. andMr s.Richard
andG ail Bowen • RichardandSan dra Boyatzis•Amber
GalliharandJoh n Boyes•Steveand Cla reBozarth•Pet ra
Bradbury• Carol Braverman•Eliz abethBreckenr idge
•Art andKayBre nneman•Chris tine Bretz•Tom Brick
•J im andMary Bright•MaryAnnBr ock•El aine andJere
Brophy• Betsy MahlkeandSteveBro wn•Mr.andMrs. Hank
andPat Browne ll •KaraBrowning •J uneBru sak • JoanTre y
andD aniel Brustein•John Buling• Ms .EileenM.Burkhart•
Dona ndMart haBurrows •J aneBus ch•StanleyBus ch •Laurie
Buss• Catheri ne Butler•MaryCa hen•Robert andJulie Cahn •
BeckyBynumand PhilCalabres e• La uren Calig•AnnCalk ins•
NancyC allahan• MargueriteCam pbell•RobertPotocnik and
KristineC ampbell•Geor gean dMarg aretCannon• JaniceL.
Carlson• Fr ankan dMargyCar penter•Dr. andMrs. H.F .
Cascorbi• Mrs. DeborahChapman • Josieand JohnChapman •
RebeccaChapman•Hele nS. Cherry•BebeChiarito•Elk e
Chodorow•Beth Choi•M issHele nChurnega•A nnandTom
Cicarella• Jef fDe anandBarbaraClaas • NancyClark•Carol
andN ormanC lary •JohnandGaleClarry•BobandEllen
Clougherty•Jan iceCogger•Be aColage • Diane Coleman•
KarenandSki pC onant•LouiseCo oper•SuzanneandRick
Cooper• Stacy Corbin•JohnCorlet t• JaneCoven• Lana
Cowell• RuthC reed• JanetCurry • Je nniferCut ler•Debbie
Daberko •J oan Danes•JamesG. Darr•Dave andAddie
Davies • DianeDe Grazia•JoanDe Lauro • JosephDeLauro•
Tia Dennis • Major andMrs.Thom asa ndMaryDikeman-Jenks
•Mari lyn Doerr • HankandMar y Doll •J udyDorer•NancyD.
Dorer• Cher yla nd RickDr ake•Marie Dran e•J anDregalla •
MarjorieDrol linger •ChrisDunworth •L indaDurham• Walter
Duvall• How ard andEmily Ede lstein• SteveEichenlaub •
Wendy andJeff reyEldridge •Doro thyEll iott•HamiltonandLil lian Emmons•M arilynEppich •Th omasEv ans•Leig hand
Andy Fabens•ConchyFajardo-Hop kins • Edwardand Joan
Falkner• BetsyF allon•Jef fandTina Fast •JamesFelder•
CatherineandEd wardFeldman•Eliz abethandJ ohnFeighan•
KeithFi lip•Mark Finkenbine•George and SueFitzpat rick•
KathleenFi tzsimons•DianneFoley • Charand ChuckFowler•
DeweyF orward •JordanFor ward• DonnaFox •EarlandBar baraF ranklin•C andiceFrantz•Mar kFreeman •Louise
Freilich• Shal moliFrese•Carolyn Friedland•LouiseAbrams
andR obert Fuerst •CeciliaWongan dMic hael Fungsang•
Barbara and PeterGalvin•Billand JacqueGammie•Dr. John
Gardener•Mi tziG ardner•J eniferB. Garfield • PeggyandJohn
Garson• D iane andRichar dGent •Ro bert&LauraGeuder•
JanetGhi andoni •Christopher and MaribethG ibbon • Marty
Pollock andSus anGif ford•Krisan dS cott Gillespie •Joanne &
Phil Gillis •M r.an dMr s.WalterGinn •Billand MaryAnnG lasgow• BarbaraGl auser•KathleenG lick•Mr. andMrs.RichardJ.
Goetsch•Bobbi e Goheen•Jeroldan dMary Goldberg• David
J. Goldberg •C arolGoldstein•Sally Good•Andrew andJudy
Green• KateGre enfield•JillKorbin andLawrenceGreska•
Mr.R obertD .Gri es•Calv inGriffith •Michele Clarkand Lonnie
Gronek• Mari eG rossman•Charle sGrossman•RoseA. Guth•
BrendaPr okopan d YonathanGut hmann•ElaineHadden •
BarbaraKl antea ndGa ryH ansenR osemary Halun•Richa rd
Hanna •M r. andM rs.Fr anka ndM arthaHarding•Carolyn
Hardin-Levine• Tima nd TinaH arr• Dickand MargitHarris•
GregH arris •Je nnifera ndB arryH artz•JoanHastings •
WendyHa wbaker• DavidGo odmana ndBarbaraHawley•
MeghanH ays•K athya nd TomH effernan •La rryHeller •
JohnH ellman•Sa llya nd OliverH enkel •B ettyandKarlHess•
Anne Hill •B arbaraH ill •M ary Hill• SallyHirsh •MarilouHi tt•
DavidHo ehnen •N aomiH ollander•H arry andS andyHolmes
•M arya nd ThomasH olmes•M ichaelHolub •Boband Carol
Hornak• M ichael Horvitz•Ge orgea nd MaryHruby•Rickan d
AnnieHu bbard•M ariH ulick•An gela &Bernie ThielHum mel•
Roberta ndK athleen Humrick•H eatherHurley•Char leneand
Charles Hyle•Ba rbaraIn tihar• ScottandPamel aI squick•
MaryIz ant • Mrs.D onaldJa ck•G aleand JimJacobsohn •
Linda Jakab•Jo hna nd Sue Janssen•Richard Jeschelnig •
EvaJ ohnson •M arkJo nes andL indaJohnson •Clarkeand
WhitneyJ ones• LindaJo hnsona nd MarkJones• Petera nd
JanJ ones•N adelaneJo seph•Wi lliamR. Joseph•Johnathan
Kaffen •M r.a ndM rs.W alterKa lberer •JohnK aminski•
ChesterK apinski•D avidBr owna nd KatherineKaripides•
Nancya ndB ernieKa rr•C rickettKa rson • MaryAnn andJ ohn
Katzenmeyer •K athrynA .Ka y•L aura GoochandDr.David
Kazdan• CharlesKi nga nd CatherineK eating •NancyandJoe
Keithley• Sa llySta leya nd Keith Keller•JohnandLindaKelly•
Larrya ndJ oyKe nt•Ju dyKh oury•Ka tharineKilroy-B laser•
Mr.a nd Mrs. Petera nd PaulaK lante•NaomiKlarre ich•Lisa
Klausner• An nK lavora•Jo hna ndL indaKlein•Dr.NinaKlein
•M .S ilvera nd M.Ko hn•M aryL aRicciaan dS teveKorda lski•
EvelynK rent•M s.B arbaraL .Kr ouse•Mar jorieB.K rupansky•
RoseM . Kubik •Pa tricia Kulp • Bill andE lkeChodorowK unkin
•J udy Kushner•A lyssa Kyle •Ste veKardalski andMaryLaR iccia •J imL aRue•Ju diL ambert•B en andJulieLan ghinrichs•
Jennifera ndR ogerL angston •Ja sonLansdale •Gretche nand
BobL arson•Jo hnN .a ndEd ithK. Lauer•Louan nLauer•Amy
and KenL ee•Jo rdonL ee•R yana nd TiffanyLeeper•
EarlL eiken•Ju dith andBu dd Leisenring• SusanThomasand
SteveL eo• Va la ndM ikeL ibman•D oriLieber•HelenLiggett•
Michael Lilly •M r.a ndM rs.C arl D.L indblom,Jr.•S ue Mayer
Livingston• Su sana ndH owardL evine• ValerieLoba s •
Nadine E. Loftus •Su zanneL oyd•Su sanLubell• Robert
Lugibihl• Sa bine Kretzschmara ndG inius Macys• Maggiean d
FranklinM alemud•E milyM alloy •Jo sephMansour •Janet
Marcinik• L auraM arks• MichaelM artaus•E laineWolanand
JamesM artin•C harlotte andD onM ason• JessicaMason•
ScottC.M atasar•Pa rkGo ista nd SarahMay•Mike and
ArleneM ayhugh•M ichaela ndB onnieMaynard•Dou glas
Mazanec• Pa melaM cConnell•C hristopherC.andDr.Gaylee
McCracken•K atherineEm ersonD avisandKeithMcCra e•
CarolA. McDonald•D eborah McDonald•Mikeand Teddy
McKee• W alterB rucknera nd PamM cKee•Mr.andMrs. S.S.
McMillan,III •Ju ditha nd TedM cMillan•Roband PatMcMillan
•M egan McNamara• JeanM cQuillan•B arbaraMegery•Don
andS allyM essinger•An ne Meyers•AlexNichols•John
Niedzialek• Chrisa ndJu lieM iller•C raigMiller•Shaneand
AnnM illette •M JM inello•Al iceT. M itchell•Rosemary Mitri•
Carola ndM ichaelM ontlack •N adineMooneyham•Margeand
DanM oore• Jo hna ndS allyM orley• ThomasandJaneMorris
•M argaretM ueller•Ei leenM ullally•D oug andDanaMurphy•
Cynthiaa nd BrianM urphy•M r. andM rs.P aulandClaudia
Murphy •Sh eilaM .M cCarthya nd ThomasA .Muzilla•Manny
andJ udiN aft• HelenN agusky• RobertandJanet Neary•
SpencerNe th•P ata nd JimN eville •EvelynB.Newell •
Charlottea ndJa ckN ewman•Jo hnN iedzialek•Robert Novak
•L iza ndDa veN uechterlein•L etaOb ertacz•Tim andMariann
Offtermatt• An na ndD avidOl szewski•JuliaOlszewski•
LydiaB. Oppmann •L eslieOr gan•Wi lliamsOrtrud•S heila
Ostrow•H ugha ndGr ettaPa llister•M arjoriePallotta•Mr.and
Mrs.R obertP ampe•R icharda ndJu deParke•RitaPearlman
•N icka ndS ue Peay•H untera ndSa raPeckham•Mikeand
PatPe ndry• Bo ba ndGi nny Perkins• Kathryn K.Petersen•
Jane Peterson •Am ieAlb ert andD ianaP etrauskas • Jane E.
Petrie•Ja mesPe xa •Jo hna nd Jean Piety • Jerry and Alison
Pignolet •An nM arie and BobP lantz •G loria Plevin • Mimi
Plevin-Foust• Carol Poh • Michael and Paulette Poklar• Daniel
and Gloria Porras• DavidPo rras • David Porter and Margaret
Poutasse•M ary and Doug Powell • Gwen and William Preucil
•C arolynP riemer •P aula nd SharonP riesand• M aureen
Primosch • Hank Rapport •D eborah and Ron Ratner • Susan
and James Ratner • Ronald and AdrienneR asmus • Margaret
Reid• Gail and Bob Reid •Ta wny Ratner • Nancy Renkert •
RichardC . Renkert •S araS chiavonia nd Rod Rezaee •
Marilyna nd Jerry Rhinehalt• MaryL a Porte and CharlieR ial•
Harrya nd Judith Richards • Marjorie Ritchie • Elizabeth Robenault •Jo di and Michael Rogoff• Michael and Nancy Roizen •
Louisa nd Savery Rorimer •C ynthiaR osedale • KarinR osegger •Al an Ross • Eric and ShariR oss • Denys Resnick and Jeff
Rothman •T raci Rourke • Elizabeth Rowe • Peter Rubin •
Katharine and Robert Ruhl • Barbara P. Ruhlman• Kathleen
Berkner and Kurt Runge• Martin and Eleanor Ryan• G eorge
and Cornelia Ryan •O tmara nd RotaS ackerlotzky• Elizabeth
and RogerS alomon • Stevea nd Anne Sanford • Connie and
GeorgeS apin • Kathleen Kelly andS cott Sazima• J anet
Scheid•R. D rew Seller andS haron Schnall • Rod Rezaee and
SaraSch iavoni• KenSch ickman •S ara Schiller • David
Schneider • John andAu die Schneider • Tom and Liz Schorgl •
Eric&Je ssica Schreiber •Ba rbara and JohnS chubert • John
and Sally Schulze• DianeS chwartz • Mr. MelvinS chwarzwald
•M rs.Su sanS chwarzwald •Adr ianS cott • Cynthia Seaman •
Karen&C ary Seidman • Mrs. Meredith M.S eikel • Nancy and
TomSe itz• Sharon Schnall andR . Drew Sellers • Helen and
Hal Schreiber • Peter andD iana Selover • JonathanS hanes •
Nancy Sharp •Ar lene and Tim Sheeran• P atricia Burgess and
John Shelley •Pa trick Shepherd• Alice Sherman• B ruce Sherman •K im Sherwin• Mr. and Mrs. Terrya nd Barbara Shockey •
Mr. andMr s.Al lan Silberger • Geri Simon •C elia Sinclair•
MarilynSi nger •G eoffrey and Valerie Sleeper • DavidK aplan
and Kathy Smachlo •Ja nus Small • Bill and Agnes Smith •
EvelynD . Smith • Mark and Margot Smith • Sheila H.S mith•
Katherine Solender • SusanS oltis • Patricia Southern• W illiam
and Gwen Spicuzza •T im and LorraineS piro• NadineS tafford
•Ja ne Peterson and PhilipS tar • Sue Starrett •W illiam T.
Pleseca nd Susan M. Stechschulte •C arolyn Steiner • Robert
and KateSt enson •Ju dith Stenta• Chrisa ndT om Stevens •
LucindaSt evens • Robert Stone, Sr. • Kikia ndG eoff Stout•
Petera ndSyn thiaSt raffon• Susan Strauss • Edna D. Strnad •
StephenS trnisha •D iana and Gene Stromberg • Judy Stuelpe
•D anielS tys •Ale xa Sulak •To m and Sandy Sullivan • K.K.
and Joseph Sullivan• Mary Suzor • Billa nd Edith Taft • May
and Robert Targett • Kathryn Tawney • JulietT homas • Virginia
Thomas•An n Thompson • KarenT ein • Lauren and Jeffrey
Timen •M argaret Tippit •G aryan d Beryl Tishkoff• M . Jane
Toth•Ja nice L. Tower• EdwardR . Towns • Janice • Cynthia
Trotta•C hristeenT uttle •M elissa J.H intza nd James M.T rapp
•L eonardan d Kerstin Trawick •M argueriteT remelin •R oy and
Debbie Turnell •Fr eya Turner• MaryF rances Twomey• H olly
Unger •W illema ndD anielle Van Heeckeren • Doris C. Vargo•
Emmaa nd Luke Visnic • Dr.C arolyn Vrtunski • Ms. LissaW aite
•N ancyW amsley • John and Maaja Washington • Gordon and
SarahW ean •Su e Weaver• HelenW eeber• Bill and Susan
Weir• Mr.& Mrs. Charles D.W eller• Rosemary and Harry
Weltman• BarbaraL anghenry& R ick Werner • Sally H.
Wertheim• Julie West • Nancy N. West• M r. & Mrs.D ickson
Whitney,Jr . • Rhonda Wien• Martha M. Wiersma • Linda
Wilkinson •C aroline Williams • Leona ndA nnamae Wilson •
PaulaBa tt Wilson • Marcia Wittenbrook •J amesW olf • Mr. and
Mrs.R ichardA . Wolf• Mr. Raymond Lessera ndM s.S usan
Wolpert•B illa nd Kathy Woodbridge • Kurt andB arbara
Woodbridge •Al and Maggy Woodcock •M artha Woodmansee
•Su ea nd TomW oodworth •Bu ster and Jeanne Woolf • Chris
Wozniak• M ireille Wozniak-Michalak •J ima nd Minako Wrenn
• Tom Shutt and Krysta Wyatt • Susan Paley Zak • Ann Marie
Zaller•K urt and BarbaraZo ss• M.C. Zucker
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YEARS & GROWING
Inspired and encouraged! That's how we feel about the stories we hear at
North Union Farmers Market –
shoppers energized by year-round local foods …chefs jump-starting a career… market vendors launching a storefront business… single moms
learning to create healthy meals with simple, fresh ingredients… and farmers sharing their expertise and saving their family farm.
Finding Their Way:
Young People Grow & Learn
at Snake Hill Farm
On a certified organic farm in a secluded valley of the Chagrin River in Geauga County, there’s a different sort of education going on.
College students or recent graduates come to work, find their place in the world and consider what to do next with their lives. Most come with an
interest in farming, eating healthy and earning some money – but at Snake Hill Farm L.P., they come away with much more.
Over the past 20 years, Savery and Louis Rorimer have hired more than 50 folks, both young and old, to help on a farm that produces organic
vegetables, beef and pure maple syrup." Some of the “interns” live in the 80 year-old home on the farm while others commute. They all help plant
seeds, sift compost, lay mulch, pull weeds, harvest, go to market and whatever else needs done. But what they do more than anything – is learn.
That’s because Savery loves to teach. She doesn’t set out to do it. She’s just wired that way. She was a dance teacher for many years and put
that energy into running their farm with her husband (“He’s the boss. I pull weeds,” she says with a smile.) Savery is energized by being around young
people who share the same passion for eating wholesome foods grown with organic matter and minerals. “It’s better for the brain,” says Savery.
“You don’t get smart on Pop Tarts!”
A fascinating group of young people have passed through Snake Hill Farm, soaking up respect for the earth, learning where food comes from and
experiencing the hard work it demands to be a farmer. Savery sees a huge need for a new generation to rise up, since the average age of a farmer is 60,
according to Joel Salatin, author of Fields of Farmers.
Recalling some of her interns over the years – both men and women -- she thinks of Margaret,
a gifted young woman who left Snake Hill to work on an organic spinach farm and help start up two
small markets in rural New Mexico. Or Taylor, an art student at CIM who picked crops every Friday
for six years. She moved to Vermont to learn organic cheese making and now has a job tracking seed
production for High Mowing Organic Seeds. “I used to take her to farming conferences,” muses Savery,
“She was so impressed that farmers share their secrets. She realized that farmers are really needed in
this world.”
“We’re all sustainable.
One generation leaves,
and the next one comes
to take its place.”
Snake Hill Farm sells their organic produce and beef at North Union Farmers Markets and to restaurants. They’re pleased to create jobs while
teaching a new generation. “We’re all sustainable,” says Savery. “One generation leaves, and the next one comes to take its place.”
YOU
are an important piece of
our pie!
Dear Champions of Local Fresh Food,
Life is full of surprises – and some are
amazing! There we were feeling like it couldn’t
get much better after celebrating North Union’s
20-year anniversary and becoming a strong
10-market certified producer-only system -- when a
call came into our office. It was the USDA in
Washington, DC asking us to meet with an
Advance Team for the Secretary of Agriculture,
Tom Vilsack.
Wow. Out of 8,000+ farmers markets in the country,
the Secretary of Agriculture chose to visit our
market in honor of National Farmers Market Week.
A week prior to the visit, his staff and secret service
team met with us to learn more about our
operation and to walk the site of our Saturday
market at Shaker Square. Mr.Vilsack recognized the
work we do and the success we have achieved.
Many of our farms received USDA grants for “high
tunnel farming” using plastic on tall arched hoops to
create protective places for a longer growing season.
Mr.Vilsack was very interested in seeing any impact
and positive changes in these small farm operations.
Yes, it’s been a good year… and a lot of hard work.
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture,Tom Vilsack, visited our Shaker Square market during
National Farmers Market Week. Here, he chats with Caleb Swope who works at his family’s
Heritage Farm with parents Sarah and Kevin Swope. Recently graduated from Ag School,
Caleb received a USDA grant for “high tunnel farming” and will eventually manage Heritage Farm.
In 2015, we certified and trained many new farms: Quiroz Farm, Hawkeye Farm, Kai Cultured Mushroom, Forest Fungi Farm,Tombstone Farm,
Hartzler Berry, Holmes County Garlic, and Pure Dawn Organic Farm. We were also pleased to see our anchor farms harvest successful
peach crops and add varietals of produce to their tables. It’s so rewarding to see small farm businesses grow and bring new local foods to
our markets!
But what issue remains first in our heart? Providing access to those who most need healthy fresh foods.This year USDA is supporting our
efforts through a grant specifically connecting folks who receive SNAP (food stamps) with fresh and local foods at farmers markets.
Thank you for shopping at North Union Farmers Market – and for supporting our growth. For the 2016 market season, we have more big
plans. We truly need your support to make them happen.
We are 20 years and growing! With our Board of Directors and Staff, please join us with financial support to keep fresh, healthy, local
foods accessible to all!
Donita Anderson, Executive Director
"Food is the single biggest
determinant of our health
and the greatest environmental
contributor to disease."
- Dr. Mark Hyman
2015 Board of Directors
Steve Bozarth, President
Caroline Williams, Vice-President
Amber Gallihar Boyes, Secretary
Helen Weeber, Treasurer
George Cannon
Steve Eichenlaub
Leigh Fabens
Lonnie Gronek
Alexandria Nichols
Sue Peay
Julie Peters
Advisory Council
Karen Conant
Jason Lansdale
Elizabeth Fiordalis Maggie Malemud
Mary Ann Glasgow Ann Plantz
David Goodman
Daniel Porras
Crickett Karson
Dr. Michael Roizen
John Klein
Eric Ross
Sabine Kretzschmar Michael Ruhlman
FUNDRAISING
23.8%
COMMUNITY
SUPPORT
21.7%
GRANTS
9.9%
ANNUAL
FUND
8.1%
VENDOR
FEES
36.5%
YOU fit in!
This is where
Foundations : Aveda Earth Fund • Burton D. Morgan Foundation • Charter One Foundation • Cleveland Clinic Foundation • Cleveland Foundation
• Cohen Community Foundation • Cuyahoga Arts and Culture • Cyrus Eaton Foundation • Deaconess Community Foundation • Dominion Community Impact Award
• George Gund Foundation • John P. Murphy Foundation • KeyBank Foundation • Murphy Family Foundation • NCR-SARE • Ohio Arts Council
Ohio Department of Agriculture • Reading 1 Foundation • Saint Luke's Foundation • Samuel Hand Maria Miller Foundation • Sears-Swetland Family Foundation
The GeorgeW.Codrington Charitable Foundation • The Harry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation • The Herb Society of America
• The Hershey Foundation • The Reminger Foundation • U.S. Department of Agriculture • Walter R. and Jean C. Kalberer Foundation
• William K. and Dorothy K. O'Neill Foundation
Family physician, best selling author,
Director of the Cleveland Clinic Center for
Functional Medicine
Presenter at our annual Farm to Table 2015
Jerry Pignolet
Louis Rorimer
John Schneider
Diana Stromberg
Cecilia Wong
Sue Woodworth
William Woolf
Your donations to the annual fund are
a critical piece of our total budget.
Please help us finish the pie – by supporting our Annual Fund.
Steve Schimoler
John Schulze
Karen Small
Thomas Stevens
Robin Van Lear
Tom Wiandt
North Union
Community Partners : Chipotle Mexican Grill • City of Cleveland Heights • City of Olmsted Falls • City of Parma • City of Shaker Heights
Cleveland Botanical Garden • Cleveland Clinic • Cleveland Museum of Art • Cleveland Public Power • Cleveland State University
Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities • Cuyahoga County Farm Bureau • Edible Cleveland • Forest City • Harris Seeds • Howard Hanna
• Huntington Bank • Janus Small & Associates • Jo-Ann Fabric Jones Day • Judson at University Circle • KeyBank • LAND Studio • Lief Karson Communications •
Margaret W. Wong Assoc. Co., LPA • Medical Mutual • Motorcars Cleveland • MRN LTD. • Nationwide • Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District • Ohio Cheese Guild
• Ohio City Inc. • Ohio Lottery • Ohio Savings Bank • Pearl of the Orient • Playhouse Square • PNC Bank • Porath Print Source • Pricewater House
• Radius at South Franklin Circle • Richard L. Bowen & Associates Inc. • Skylight Financial Group • Stark Enterprises • Stratos Wealth Partners • The Brew Kettle
The Clubhouse • The Wine Spot • Troy Bilt • Ulmer & Berne LLP • University Hospitals • USPS • Van Cleef Asset Management • Vitamix • Wells Fargo
• Whole Foods Market • Your Hometown Chagrin Falls