School Supplies... Changing lives

School Supplies...
Changing lives
On behalf of the teachers and students who benefit from this Center,
THANK YOU to all our supporters!
Report to the Community
2 013 - 2 01 4
Cleveland Kids In Need Resource Center
3631 Perkins Avenue, Suite 1C • Cleveland, OH 44114
216.361.0840
www.clevelandkidsinneed.org
Cleveland Kids in Need
Resource Center
© 2014 ¬¬The CLEVELAND Kids In Need RESOURCE CENTER
@clekidsinneed
Individual Donors
School Supplies... Changing lives
A letter from the Executive Director and Chair, Board of Trustees
Dear Supporters,
The 2013-2014 school year brought about significant change and growth for the Cleveland Kids in
Need and prompted us to share our story in this, our first “Report to the Community: School
Supplies…Changing Lives”. When the Center opened in late 2001, we served 25 schools in the
Cleveland Metropolitan School District - a small number of the schools where nearly every child qualified
for the free or reduced lunch program. Over the years, we expanded the number of schools we support
to include the entire Cleveland Metropolitan and East Cleveland school districts, as well as eligible
parochial and nonprofit charter schools also serving these communities.
But in the 2013-2014 school year, through generous donations of money, classroom supplies, and
volunteer hours we have been able to address the disturbing fact that 50% of schoolchildren in Cuyahoga
County qualify for free or reduced lunch and they don't live solely in Cleveland or East Cleveland. This
year, we have been able to:
• Expand our support to 240 schools in 11 school districts with the potential to support about
100,000 schoolchildren in need.
• Receive for distribution $1.6 million in school and classroom supplies and more than 500,000 books.
• Collaborate with First Book to distribute 500,000 books throughout the country with 287,000
given to Northeast Ohio children.
• Hire a part-time Warehouse Manager and part-time Development Director to build the
Center’s capacity.
Our goal for the upcoming years is to continually strengthen our capacity to serve as many
schoolchildren as possible. Our focus now is on increasing the number of teachers within each eligible
school that use the Center. We will also work tirelessly to raise awareness of the needs of schoolchildren
throughout the Northeast Ohio region and inform the community of how they can help.
We know it will be a challenge, but every year we face this challenge with the enthusiasm of a child
with a full backpack on the first day of school!
Thank you for your support,
Sincerely,
Barbara Deeds,
Executive Director
Anthony Vacanti,
Chair, Board of Trustees
$1000 and Above
Akil Hameed
Alan Silverman
Andrew Rashid
Anthony Vacanti
Brandi Gioiello
Brian & Lisa Vulpitta
Bud & Katie Koch
Dan & Linda Brogan
Gary Cerasi
Jan Hammond & Ed Hemmelgarn
Jeff & Janet Dorenkott
Jim & Debbie Williams
Judi & Steve Kovach
Larry Slenczka
Lori Taylor
Mike Watts
Mitch Bowlus
Tom & Nancy Dankowski
Tony DeCarlo
$500 to $999
Anne & Kevin Ginley
Brendan Schmaltz
Dan & Kelly LaGuardia
David & Judith Peterson
David Zeleznik
Frank Linsalata
Gary Kabat
Gina Jeckering
Hanna Roth
Hannah & Kimball Rubin
Jennifer Sommers
Jonathan Sobel
Kathy & John Hirko
Marc Glassman
Melissa & Bill Foster
Robin & Katie Harbage
$100 to $499
Abigail Stadlin
Allie Hirko
Angela Wilcoxson
Audrey & Daniel Walsh
Barbara Deeds
Betsy & Fred Stueber
Brandon Hemmelgarn
Brandon Vulpitta
Bryan Vedrody
Charles & Janice Toth
Connie Abood
Constellation Schools
Dave & Wendy Smith
David & Connie Mathis
David & Kathleen Vegh
Debbie Scott
Debbie Vedrody
Dennis & Linda Dunn
Diane & Tim Bickett
Edward Hemmelgam
Elaine Blasko
Elyse Chengery
Fred Geis
Gail & Thomas Cudak
Gary Walker
Howard Amster
Jan & Susan Foley
Janet Dorenkott
Jay Crumb
Jennifer Soblett
Joanne Behnke
John & Jane Telich
John Potts
Jonathan Hirko
Joseph Tichar
JP Chounet
Julie & Bill Everett
Karen & Steve Petro
Katie Colacarro
Laurie & Henry Forbush
Lee-Ann Spacek
Linda Dunn
Lindsay Vulpitta
Lisa Holly
Lisa Vulpitta
Lorna & Vova Chernomoretts
Marcella Reddy
Margaret Sinkovich
Marianne Crosley
Mirco Mandic
Patricia Hanousek
Patrick Holland
Paul Kazmierczak
Pete Drouhard
Rebecca Lewis
Richard Conklin
Rita Forbush
Robin & Katie Harbage
Ryan Quinn
Sara Sinex
Sonya Thompson
Sue MacDonald
Tammy Prentiss
Terri Kazmierczak
Tracy Gavlak
Tracy Hill
Up to $99
Adam Kenney
Albert Kautzman
Anita Alland
Anthony Staff
Casey Kohut
Catherine Rodjom
Charles Ratner
Cheryl Jones
Christina Sterling
Cindy Weaver
Cynthia Dunham
David Weiss
David Wynn
Deborah Zelei
Debra Caspio
Edward Wagner
Elizabeth Pekar
Guy Danser
Harry Askin
Heather Pitts
Ilsa Rodriguez
James Finnerty
Jane Peto
Janet Zubricky
Janice Sultan
Jay Magee
Jennifer Hamula
Jennifer Rowe
Jennifer Victor
Joann Reynolds
John Wesley Nichols
Joshua Bruff
Judy Davidson
Karen Sinchak
Kimberly Smith
Linda Haligowski
Marcus Stewart
Margaret Kochevar
Maria Virovec
Mariene Phillips
Michael Kalista
Nana Easter
Nancy Colvin
Nancy Ryan Seryak
Patricia Comai
Patricia Richmann
Paula Hennessey
Raymond Suttle
Renee Hatch
Richard Tomsick
Robert Dunn
Roberta Rusek
Sharon Lucas
Sherwin-Williams Foundation
Steven Behringer
SW-WMS Women’s Club
Theresa Ann Cale
Tonyia Comer Smither
Tricia Mergo
Wanda Baez
Wesley Nade
Our Community
Corporate Donors
4imprint
Advance Industries Group
Applied Industrial Technologies
Art Windows & Coverings, Inc.
Astro Manufacturing & Design
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs
Chico's Retail
Cleveland Federation of Musicians
Creative Business Strategies
Darice
DDR Corporation
Dollar Bank
ECRM
EMH Wound Care Center
Family Heritage Life Insurance
FASS Real Estate Management
Fine Points
First Federal of Lakewood
Forest City Enterprises
Goodman Real Estate Services
Henkel Corporation
Hyland Software
IdeaStream Consumer Products
Kabat, Mielziner & Sobel
KAZ Company
KeyBank
Kohl's
Nordson Corporation
Officemax
Playing with Fire Pizza
Potbelly Sandwich Shop
PPG Industries
Proforma
Regal Cinemas
RET-3
RMS Management
Rosetta
Safeguard Properties
ShurTech Brands
Silverman’s
US Bank
Over half of the schoolchildren in Cuyahoga County are
receiving free or reduced lunches. In some schools, the
number is 100% of schoolchildren. These children live in
households where basic needs are often unmet, and equipping
a child with the supplies they need for school just isn't possible.
Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center opened in November
2001. Our goal is simple, to ensure that every child is prepared
to learn and succeed by providing free school supplies to
teachers of the students who are most in need. We do this
because we believe:
County come to
lchildren in Cuyahoga
Fifty percent of schoo
to learn
ed
ed
ne
plies
school lacking basic sup
A S pecial Recognition
Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center was
overwhelmed to learn that Joe Thomas of the
Cleveland Browns not only wished to make a
donation, but also bring some of his teammates
To ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed
by providing free school supplies to Cuyahoga County
students most in need.
to the Center to help teachers shop for supplies!
Since that first visit, Joe and his wife Annie
have been faithful supporters of our Center and
our mission. Thanks Joe and Annie!
Our Impact
When we opened our doors, we served 25 schools in the Cleveland
Metropolitan School District. From our 15,000 sq. ft. facility and with the
generous support of our donors and funders, we've been able to grow to
meet the needs of more schools and districts where 65% or more
schoolchildren qualify for free or reduced lunch.
In 2013-2014, we expanded support to eligible
schools in Bedford, Cleveland Heights-University
Heights, Euclid, Garfield Heights, Lakewood, Maple
Heights, Richmond Heights, South Euclid, and
2001:
Warrensville Heights. We now serve over 240
25 Schools
schools in Cuyahoga County and have the potential
10,000 Students
to impact over 100,000 schoolchildren with core
supplies, art supplies and books.
2,800 Teacher Visits
In the 2013-2014 school year,
teachers made over 2,800 visits to
the Center to get free basic supplies,
art supplies, incentives, uniforms
and books for their students. The
Center received for distribution over
$1.6 Million in supplies and gives
them to teachers for their students,
one shopping cart at a time.
We receive our supplies from a variety of sources
ranging from national manufacturers and retailers to
local companies. Our financial donors are essential
to our ability to transport, receive, sort, assemble,
store, shelve and distribute the donated supplies.
Our Donors
Our Center would not be able to exist and
impact the lives of so many low-income
schoolchildren without the support of many.
We receive in-kind donations from both national
and local companies and financial support from foundations,
companies, and individuals.
In-Kind Donors
Adcom
Advance Wire Forming
Amros Industries
Art Window Coverings
Bagsmith, Inc.
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Cleveland Browns
Darice
EMH Westlake Wound Care
Faber Castell
Fine Points
First Book
Fox 8
Gary Walker Design
Go2IT Group
Henkel Corporation
Jo-Ann Fabric & Crafts
Luscious Verde
Ohio Secure Shred
Progressive Insurance
RePros
Rosetta
Scholastic Book Fairs
ShurTech Brands
Silverman’s
Foundations
287,000 Books Distributed
In collaboration with First Book, we distributed 287,000 books
to 238 NE Ohio nonprofits and teachers free of charge for
the children they serve. We also held our first Summer
Reading Book Distribution, welcoming 285 eligible
teachers to our Center to select 2 to 4 books per child
to give to their students to take home for the summer.
These treasures will enable low-income students,
who typically have no books in the home, to start
their own home libraries, facilitate summer reading,
and develop a love of reading.
Abington Foundation
Banks Baldwin Foundation
Bruening Foundation
Cyrus Eaton Foundation
Ferro Foundation
Forest City Enterprises
Fowler Family Foundation
Grainger Foundation
Joe Thomas Foundation
Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust
Keybank Foundation
Louise & David Ingalls
Foundation
Madav IX Foundation
Murphy Family Foundation
Northeast Ohio Golf Charities
Regal Foundation
Reinberger Foundation
S K Wellman Foundation
Stocker Foundation
Stolier Family Foundation
Target Foundation
Thomas H. White Foundation
US Bank Foundation
Voice of the Children
School Supplies...
Changing lives
Our Partners
Our Center is able to acquire, transport, warehouse and distribute $1.6 Million in supplies
each year due to the generous donations of time, money, and products of individuals,
corporations, and private foundations. With a small staff of four, we rely entirely on the
volunteer efforts of so many. From faithful individuals to corporate departments to civic
groups, over 3,184 volunteer hours have helped make this school year a success.
So how do we work?
Our Method
The Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center is a local,
independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our Center is one of
32 centers nationwide that are affiliated with the Kids in Need Foundation, located
in Dayton, Ohio. Through this affiliation, our Center is able to share in nationwide
donations of classroom supplies from companies like Dixon Ticonderoga, Elmers, 3M, and
Target. The Center is responsible for the cost of transporting these donations to Cleveland from around
the country and warehousing them until distribution. We also regularly receive generous product donations
from local companies like Silverman’s, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores, ShurTech Brands, and Darice.
Individuals, groups, and local companies show their generosity by hosting supply drives throughout the year
and bringing those supplies to the center. For eight years in a row, the Greater Cleveland community has
shown their support for our mission and for schoolchildren in need by participating in the Fox 8 Stuff the
Bus supply drive, donating thousands of dollars in classroom supplies in just one day! The combined
donation from these three sources amounted to $1.6 Million in classroom supplies to distribute this
school year.
The monetary donations we receive from foundations, companies, groups and individuals are our only
sources of the funds needed each year to operate the program; transport and warehouse supplies;
manage volunteers and coordinate teacher shopping visits.
Anthony Vacanti, Chair ~ Akil Hameed, Vice-Chair~ Alan Silverman, Treasurer
Angela Wilscoxson, Secretary ~ Mitch Bowlus ~ Laurie Forbush ~ Kathy Hirko ~ Joseph Tichar
David Vegh ~ Brian Vulpitta ~ Barbara Deeds, Executive Director
Our partnership with Fox 8 for
the Stuff the Bus campaign has
been an incredible benefit to the
Center. Fox 8 has helped us raise
awareness in Northeast Ohio
about the need that schoolchildren
throughout Cuyahoga County
have for school supplies every
year. An estimated $8,000 to
$10,000 worth of school supplies
are collected in each bus; this
year’s campaign stuffed 12.5
buses! The outpouring of support
from individuals and local companies is an outstanding example of community
engagement on a regional scale. Thank you Fox 8!
Classroom teachers are allowed to shop twice per school year, filling a shopping cart with classroom supplies,
crafts and incentives, and class sets of books for free. On average, each teacher visit is worth $535 of
items that often teachers would otherwise purchase themselves to ensure that their students are equipped
with the tools they need to learn.
Cash Donations for
Program Operations,
Transport & Warehousing,
Volunteer & Teacher Visit
Coordination
Average
Teacher
Shopping Cart
worth $535
Local, Corporate,
Group, and Individual
Supply Drives
Schoolchildren from
240 schools in
Cuyahoga County
Our Numbers
School Supplies...
Changing lives
Our Numbers
School Supplies...
Changing lives
Our Partners
Our Center is able to acquire, transport, warehouse and distribute $1.6 Million in supplies
each year due to the generous donations of time, money, and products of individuals,
corporations, and private foundations. With a small staff of four, we rely entirely on the
volunteer efforts of so many. From faithful individuals to corporate departments to civic
groups, over 3,184 volunteer hours have helped make this school year a success.
So how do we work?
Our Method
The Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center is a local,
independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Our Center is one of
32 centers nationwide that are affiliated with the Kids in Need Foundation, located
in Dayton, Ohio. Through this affiliation, our Center is able to share in nationwide
donations of classroom supplies from companies like Dixon Ticonderoga, Elmers, 3M, and
Target. The Center is responsible for the cost of transporting these donations to Cleveland from around
the country and warehousing them until distribution. We also regularly receive generous product donations
from local companies like Silverman’s, Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Stores, ShurTech Brands, and Darice.
Individuals, groups, and local companies show their generosity by hosting supply drives throughout the year
and bringing those supplies to the center. For eight years in a row, the Greater Cleveland community has
shown their support for our mission and for schoolchildren in need by participating in the Fox 8 Stuff the
Bus supply drive, donating thousands of dollars in classroom supplies in just one day! The combined
donation from these three sources amounted to $1.6 Million in classroom supplies to distribute this
school year.
The monetary donations we receive from foundations, companies, groups and individuals are our only
sources of the funds needed each year to operate the program; transport and warehouse supplies;
manage volunteers and coordinate teacher shopping visits.
Anthony Vacanti, Chair ~ Akil Hameed, Vice-Chair~ Alan Silverman, Treasurer
Angela Wilscoxson, Secretary ~ Mitch Bowlus ~ Laurie Forbush ~ Kathy Hirko ~ Joseph Tichar
David Vegh ~ Brian Vulpitta ~ Barbara Deeds, Executive Director
Our partnership with Fox 8 for
the Stuff the Bus campaign has
been an incredible benefit to the
Center. Fox 8 has helped us raise
awareness in Northeast Ohio
about the need that schoolchildren
throughout Cuyahoga County
have for school supplies every
year. An estimated $8,000 to
$10,000 worth of school supplies
are collected in each bus; this
year’s campaign stuffed 12.5
buses! The outpouring of support
from individuals and local companies is an outstanding example of community
engagement on a regional scale. Thank you Fox 8!
Classroom teachers are allowed to shop twice per school year, filling a shopping cart with classroom supplies,
crafts and incentives, and class sets of books for free. On average, each teacher visit is worth $535 of
items that often teachers would otherwise purchase themselves to ensure that their students are equipped
with the tools they need to learn.
Cash Donations for
Program Operations,
Transport & Warehousing,
Volunteer & Teacher Visit
Coordination
Average
Teacher
Shopping Cart
worth $535
Local, Corporate,
Group, and Individual
Supply Drives
Schoolchildren from
240 schools in
Cuyahoga County
2,800 Teacher Visits
In the 2013-2014 school year,
teachers made over 2,800 visits to
the Center to get free basic supplies,
art supplies, incentives, uniforms
and books for their students. The
Center received for distribution over
$1.6 Million in supplies and gives
them to teachers for their students,
one shopping cart at a time.
We receive our supplies from a variety of sources
ranging from national manufacturers and retailers to
local companies. Our financial donors are essential
to our ability to transport, receive, sort, assemble,
store, shelve and distribute the donated supplies.
Our Donors
Our Center would not be able to exist and
impact the lives of so many low-income
schoolchildren without the support of many.
We receive in-kind donations from both national
and local companies and financial support from foundations,
companies, and individuals.
In-Kind Donors
Adcom
Advance Wire Forming
Amros Industries
Art Window Coverings
Bagsmith, Inc.
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Cleveland Browns
Darice
EMH Westlake Wound Care
Faber Castell
Fine Points
First Book
Fox 8
Gary Walker Design
Go2IT Group
Henkel Corporation
Jo-Ann Fabric & Crafts
Luscious Verde
Ohio Secure Shred
Progressive Insurance
RePros
Rosetta
Scholastic Book Fairs
ShurTech Brands
Silverman’s
Foundations
287,000 Books Distributed
In collaboration with First Book, we distributed 287,000 books
to 238 NE Ohio nonprofits and teachers free of charge for
the children they serve. We also held our first Summer
Reading Book Distribution, welcoming 285 eligible
teachers to our Center to select 2 to 4 books per child
to give to their students to take home for the summer.
These treasures will enable low-income students,
who typically have no books in the home, to start
their own home libraries, facilitate summer reading,
and develop a love of reading.
Abington Foundation
Banks Baldwin Foundation
Bruening Foundation
Cyrus Eaton Foundation
Ferro Foundation
Forest City Enterprises
Fowler Family Foundation
Grainger Foundation
Joe Thomas Foundation
Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust
Keybank Foundation
Louise & David Ingalls
Foundation
Madav IX Foundation
Murphy Family Foundation
Northeast Ohio Golf Charities
Regal Foundation
Reinberger Foundation
S K Wellman Foundation
Stocker Foundation
Stolier Family Foundation
Target Foundation
Thomas H. White Foundation
US Bank Foundation
Voice of the Children
School Supplies...
Changing lives
Our Community
Corporate Donors
4imprint
Advance Industries Group
Applied Industrial Technologies
Art Windows & Coverings, Inc.
Astro Manufacturing & Design
BJ’s Wholesale Club
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs
Chico's Retail
Cleveland Federation of Musicians
Creative Business Strategies
Darice
DDR Corporation
Dollar Bank
ECRM
EMH Wound Care Center
Family Heritage Life Insurance
FASS Real Estate Management
Fine Points
First Federal of Lakewood
Forest City Enterprises
Goodman Real Estate Services
Henkel Corporation
Hyland Software
IdeaStream Consumer Products
Kabat, Mielziner & Sobel
KAZ Company
KeyBank
Kohl's
Nordson Corporation
Officemax
Playing with Fire Pizza
Potbelly Sandwich Shop
PPG Industries
Proforma
Regal Cinemas
RET-3
RMS Management
Rosetta
Safeguard Properties
ShurTech Brands
Silverman’s
US Bank
Over half of the schoolchildren in Cuyahoga County are
receiving free or reduced lunches. In some schools, the
number is 100% of schoolchildren. These children live in
households where basic needs are often unmet, and equipping
a child with the supplies they need for school just isn't possible.
Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center opened in November
2001. Our goal is simple, to ensure that every child is prepared
to learn and succeed by providing free school supplies to
teachers of the students who are most in need. We do this
because we believe:
County come to
lchildren in Cuyahoga
Fifty percent of schoo
to learn
ed
ed
ne
plies
school lacking basic sup
A S pecial Recognition
Cleveland Kids in Need Resource Center was
overwhelmed to learn that Joe Thomas of the
Cleveland Browns not only wished to make a
donation, but also bring some of his teammates
To ensure that every child is prepared to learn and succeed
by providing free school supplies to Cuyahoga County
students most in need.
to the Center to help teachers shop for supplies!
Since that first visit, Joe and his wife Annie
have been faithful supporters of our Center and
our mission. Thanks Joe and Annie!
Our Impact
When we opened our doors, we served 25 schools in the Cleveland
Metropolitan School District. From our 15,000 sq. ft. facility and with the
generous support of our donors and funders, we've been able to grow to
meet the needs of more schools and districts where 65% or more
schoolchildren qualify for free or reduced lunch.
In 2013-2014, we expanded support to eligible
schools in Bedford, Cleveland Heights-University
Heights, Euclid, Garfield Heights, Lakewood, Maple
Heights, Richmond Heights, South Euclid, and
2001:
Warrensville Heights. We now serve over 240
25 Schools
schools in Cuyahoga County and have the potential
10,000 Students
to impact over 100,000 schoolchildren with core
supplies, art supplies and books.
Individual Donors
School Supplies... Changing lives
A letter from the Executive Director and Chair, Board of Trustees
Dear Supporters,
The 2013-2014 school year brought about significant change and growth for the Cleveland Kids in
Need and prompted us to share our story in this, our first “Report to the Community: School
Supplies…Changing Lives”. When the Center opened in late 2001, we served 25 schools in the
Cleveland Metropolitan School District - a small number of the schools where nearly every child qualified
for the free or reduced lunch program. Over the years, we expanded the number of schools we support
to include the entire Cleveland Metropolitan and East Cleveland school districts, as well as eligible
parochial and nonprofit charter schools also serving these communities.
But in the 2013-2014 school year, through generous donations of money, classroom supplies, and
volunteer hours we have been able to address the disturbing fact that 50% of schoolchildren in Cuyahoga
County qualify for free or reduced lunch and they don't live solely in Cleveland or East Cleveland. This
year, we have been able to:
• Expand our support to 240 schools in 11 school districts with the potential to support about
100,000 schoolchildren in need.
• Receive for distribution $1.6 million in school and classroom supplies and more than 500,000 books.
• Collaborate with First Book to distribute 500,000 books throughout the country with 287,000
given to Northeast Ohio children.
• Hire a part-time Warehouse Manager and part-time Development Director to build the
Center’s capacity.
Our goal for the upcoming years is to continually strengthen our capacity to serve as many
schoolchildren as possible. Our focus now is on increasing the number of teachers within each eligible
school that use the Center. We will also work tirelessly to raise awareness of the needs of schoolchildren
throughout the Northeast Ohio region and inform the community of how they can help.
We know it will be a challenge, but every year we face this challenge with the enthusiasm of a child
with a full backpack on the first day of school!
Thank you for your support,
Sincerely,
Barbara Deeds,
Executive Director
Anthony Vacanti,
Chair, Board of Trustees
$1000 and Above
Akil Hameed
Alan Silverman
Andrew Rashid
Anthony Vacanti
Brandi Gioiello
Brian & Lisa Vulpitta
Bud & Katie Koch
Dan & Linda Brogan
Gary Cerasi
Jan Hammond & Ed Hemmelgarn
Jeff & Janet Dorenkott
Jim & Debbie Williams
Judi & Steve Kovach
Larry Slenczka
Lori Taylor
Mike Watts
Mitch Bowlus
Tom & Nancy Dankowski
Tony DeCarlo
$500 to $999
Anne & Kevin Ginley
Brendan Schmaltz
Dan & Kelly LaGuardia
David & Judith Peterson
David Zeleznik
Frank Linsalata
Gary Kabat
Gina Jeckering
Hanna Roth
Hannah & Kimball Rubin
Jennifer Sommers
Jonathan Sobel
Kathy & John Hirko
Marc Glassman
Melissa & Bill Foster
Robin & Katie Harbage
$100 to $499
Abigail Stadlin
Allie Hirko
Angela Wilcoxson
Audrey & Daniel Walsh
Barbara Deeds
Betsy & Fred Stueber
Brandon Hemmelgarn
Brandon Vulpitta
Bryan Vedrody
Charles & Janice Toth
Connie Abood
Constellation Schools
Dave & Wendy Smith
David & Connie Mathis
David & Kathleen Vegh
Debbie Scott
Debbie Vedrody
Dennis & Linda Dunn
Diane & Tim Bickett
Edward Hemmelgam
Elaine Blasko
Elyse Chengery
Fred Geis
Gail & Thomas Cudak
Gary Walker
Howard Amster
Jan & Susan Foley
Janet Dorenkott
Jay Crumb
Jennifer Soblett
Joanne Behnke
John & Jane Telich
John Potts
Jonathan Hirko
Joseph Tichar
JP Chounet
Julie & Bill Everett
Karen & Steve Petro
Katie Colacarro
Laurie & Henry Forbush
Lee-Ann Spacek
Linda Dunn
Lindsay Vulpitta
Lisa Holly
Lisa Vulpitta
Lorna & Vova Chernomoretts
Marcella Reddy
Margaret Sinkovich
Marianne Crosley
Mirco Mandic
Patricia Hanousek
Patrick Holland
Paul Kazmierczak
Pete Drouhard
Rebecca Lewis
Richard Conklin
Rita Forbush
Robin & Katie Harbage
Ryan Quinn
Sara Sinex
Sonya Thompson
Sue MacDonald
Tammy Prentiss
Terri Kazmierczak
Tracy Gavlak
Tracy Hill
Up to $99
Adam Kenney
Albert Kautzman
Anita Alland
Anthony Staff
Casey Kohut
Catherine Rodjom
Charles Ratner
Cheryl Jones
Christina Sterling
Cindy Weaver
Cynthia Dunham
David Weiss
David Wynn
Deborah Zelei
Debra Caspio
Edward Wagner
Elizabeth Pekar
Guy Danser
Harry Askin
Heather Pitts
Ilsa Rodriguez
James Finnerty
Jane Peto
Janet Zubricky
Janice Sultan
Jay Magee
Jennifer Hamula
Jennifer Rowe
Jennifer Victor
Joann Reynolds
John Wesley Nichols
Joshua Bruff
Judy Davidson
Karen Sinchak
Kimberly Smith
Linda Haligowski
Marcus Stewart
Margaret Kochevar
Maria Virovec
Mariene Phillips
Michael Kalista
Nana Easter
Nancy Colvin
Nancy Ryan Seryak
Patricia Comai
Patricia Richmann
Paula Hennessey
Raymond Suttle
Renee Hatch
Richard Tomsick
Robert Dunn
Roberta Rusek
Sharon Lucas
Sherwin-Williams Foundation
Steven Behringer
SW-WMS Women’s Club
Theresa Ann Cale
Tonyia Comer Smither
Tricia Mergo
Wanda Baez
Wesley Nade
School Supplies...
Changing lives
On behalf of the teachers and students who benefit from this Center,
THANK YOU to all our supporters!
Report to the Community
2 013 - 2 01 4
Cleveland Kids In Need Resource Center
3631 Perkins Avenue, Suite 1C • Cleveland, OH 44114
216.361.0840
www.clevelandkidsinneed.org
Cleveland Kids in Need
Resource Center
© 2014 ¬¬The CLEVELAND Kids In Need RESOURCE CENTER
@clekidsinneed