2013 Annual Report - People Working Cooperatively

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You are the
Difference.
Helping us to help others. Thank You.
As necessary, PWC dispatches the appropriate technician to solve the emergency even
if after regular work hours.
From the
President
It is often expressed that
People Working Cooperatively
(PWC) is a one-of-a-kind
organization.
By Jock Pitts
President of People Working Cooperatively
PWC’s Emergency Repairs are often cited as one of our most important services.
PWC knows of no other like service of this scope and size. We have trained
technicians available by phone 24 hours/day, 365 days per year to help our
customers through emergency problems in their home, such as no heat in the
winter, electrical problems and major plumbing problems.
Emergency no heat calls are common for PWC during the winter months, but it is the
less obvious problems that can present the biggest danger for people. Blocked flue
lines cause carbon monoxide to build up in homes with no warning unless CO detectors
are present – uncommon in the low income households that PWC serves. Dangerous
natural gas leaks and electrical problems also lead the list of commonly found problems
by PWC’s work force.
One very cold night this past winter, PWC received a “no heat” call from a single mom
with a 4 year old child. She was 8 months pregnant. When our technician arrived, he
immediately smelled natural gas in the house. The client was aware of the terrible odor,
and was burning candles to try to mask the smell, not realizing the odor was actually a
dangerous natural gas leak in her home. Our technician found and fixed the natural
gas leak. He also found that the water heater flue was blocked creating high levels of
carbon monoxide in the living space. He was able to unclog and repair the flue as well.
Finally, our technician was able to address the furnace problem that was the reason he
was originally dispatched. He repaired her furnace and restored heat to her home. All
in all, not very expensive repairs, but vital to this young family’s safety. All in a day’s work.
We are proud of the work we do and studies show we are effective. The University of
Iowa National Resource Center for Family Centered Practice teamed with Cadmus to
release a study in October 2013. PWC’s effectiveness was recognized across all areas
of our service: home modifications, home repairs, and energy conservation. PWC’s work
not only had the impact that might be expected – improving housing and home
conditions and reducing energy consumption, but also improving the health and
emotional well-being of our customers.
Being unique and established here in our hometown region is a good thing, possibly
even a point of pride. In the future it might be an even better thing to find a way to
share what we have learned with people in other towns and cities.
While uniqueness is nice, being imitated would be a far greater honor.
2013-2014
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Chris Bell (Chairperson)
Fifth Third Bank
Bridget Castellini
Wordsworth Communications
Mary Christensen
Christensen & Christensen LLP, retired
Paul Colbert
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.
Tom Colvin
Gallagher SKS
David Faulk
Macy’s Credit & Customer Service
Jim Henning
Duke Energy
Teresa Huxel (Treasurer)
Macy’s Credit & Customer Service
Bill Johnson
Jefferson Township of
Montgomery County, Ohio, retired
Stephanie Lambers
TriHealth
Dave Lovekin
The Kroger Company
Anne McKinney
Procter & Gamble, retired
Greg Shumate
Frost Brown Todd LLC
Dave Neyer
Al Neyer LLC
Brian Thomas
Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP
Steve Ringel (Secretary)
CareSource
Mike Viox (Immediate Past Chairperson)
Viox Services, Inc.
Alan Schriber
PUCO, former Chairperson, retired
Rick Zoller (Vice Chairperson)
Messer Construction
Expanding
service
to Dayton
While PWC does not
currently have a
physical presence in
Dayton, we have been
performing work there
since 2013. Through
funding from the Ohio
Development Services
Agency (ODSA), Dayton
Power & Light and DFHR,
PWC began a number of
repair projects for low-income,
elderly and disabled homeowners.
People Working Cooperatively…
in Dayton, OH
More and more people in our community are asking for help, not just
in our service area, but beyond. This has led PWC to Dayton, to meet
the needs of low income elderly and disabled homeowners who need
help with critical home repairs, modifications and weatherization.
Like most urban communities around the country, the City of Dayton
and its surrounding communities are no exception to an aging
population that needs help to stay in their own homes. In 2013 PWC
was contacted by The Dayton Fund for Home Rehabilitation (DFHR)
to discuss our joint missions and how we can work together to meet
the needs of the community. DFHR is a non-profit organization
established in 1964 to provide no-interest, emergency loans for
low-income homeowners who were out of options for assistance. In
2013 PWC and DFHR merged to serve Greater Dayton.
“When we began to search for partners to help address the growing
needs in Dayton, People Working Cooperatively stood out among
the rest,” Dayton Fund board member Bill Johnson said. “PWC is
essentially a construction company that wants to repair the
community one house at a time.”
“We have been effectively serving low-income homeowners across
the Tri-State with critical home repairs, weatherization services and
mobility modifications for almost four decades,” Jock Pitts, president
of PWC, said. “To bring our expertise and commitment to our
neighbors up north is a substantial move for PWC, but we’re eager
to address the increase in need for our services.”
Meetings with the DFHR and various potential funders and
supporters are in progress. Next steps include the creation of an
Advisory Group. This group will provide PWC with critical feedback on
our Strategic Plan for entering this market, play an advocacy role in
making referrals for funding and support, and connect PWC with
the decision makers within the various communities.
PWC kept
me in my h
ome! Pame
la
Like most urban communities around the country, the City of
Dayton and its surrounding communities are no exception to an
aging population that needs help to stay in their own homes.
Fall Prevention Program
One out of three Americans 65 years and older fall each
year. In the city of Cincinnati alone, 2,300 calls were
made in 2012 to 911 reporting a fall. And in Hamilton
County the number of falls from 2004 to 2012 has risen 23%
and that number is constantly increasing. With 48% of these
falls happening at home, People Working Cooperatively is
looking for ways to make prevention a household name.
How
can
we help
prevent
a fall?
PWC is a 39-year-old non-profit that offers home repairs,
weatherization and modifications for low income elderly
and disabled homeowners. Its for-profit social enterprise,
Whole Home, offers home modifications and aging in place
solutions for anyone at any income level. Both have become
recent members of the Greater Cincinnati Health Council,
looking for ways to end falls.
White Oak resident Ron Henlein of People Working
Cooperatively has been researching local and national fall
rates and is putting together a plan to reduce falls in the
tri-state area. Some of the groups PWC is collaborating
with for the new program include Hamilton County Fall
Prevention Task Force, the City of Cincinnati, Mercy,
TriHealth, Greater Cincinnati Health Council, Visiting
Nurses Association and others including:
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Atrium Medical Center
Bethesda North Hospital
University of Cincinnati Medical Center
West Chester Hospital
Middletown Division of Fire Department
West Chester Fire Department
Green Township Fire Department
Clermont County Senior Safety Program
Butler County Fall Prevention Task Force
“We’re working right with the first responders,” Henlein said.
“Specifically, PWC is heavily involved in developing a Fall
Prevention program for seniors; this will include an in-home
safety checklist and recommendations to assure the individual
is aware of the high “fall risk” areas throughout the home,”
Henlein said. “Falls are not a natural part of aging and changes
such as grab bars in the bath, banisters on all steps along
with proper lighting, elimination of area rugs which are in
poor condition, night lighting from the bedroom to the
bathroom all can substantially reduce your chances of
experiencing a fall.”
PWC’s social enterprise, Whole Home, offers seniors tips
on how to keep fall free. And PWC offers low-income
homeowners home modifications to help them live safely in
their home, where they want to be.
“PWC and Whole Home have been engaged in a huge
amount of outreach to help keep elderly people safe…
over 1,000 people year to date that we’ve educated on
fall prevention so far,” Henlein noted. “People need to
understand that there is a huge tsunami that began to
hit this country in 2011 as the baby boomers began to
turn 65 years old.
“This tsunami will gain enormous momentum throughout
the upcoming years as 10,000 boomers turn 65 everyday
through 2030,” he noted. “The shift in the age of our
population will bring major reform in healthcare and
governmental programs to support these individuals as
over 20% of all citizens in the United
States will be over 65.”
“Falls are not
a natural
part of aging.”
“The need for fall prevention
is growing and becoming a
large issue for our community.
PWC and Whole Home are
working to keep our elderly
family members, friends, and
neighbors safe in their homes.”
For more information or questions about the fall prevention
program, contact Ron Henlein at [email protected]
or call (513) 482-5571.
What the
statistics
show
about falling
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1 out of 3 Americans 65 years old and older fall each
year, but less than half talk to their healthcare providers about it
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48% of falls happen in the home
1 out of 5 falls causes a serious injury (head trauma/fracture)
• For people 65 years old and older falls are the number one cause
of death from an injury
Risk Factors
for Falling
• Diseases & Long Term Illnesses
• Poor mobility / Fear of Falling
• Medication Side Effects
• Vision problems
• Clothing & Footwear
• Environmental /
Situational Hazards
Agency
Highlights
It takes a community...
Prepare Affair
Prepare Affair brings together over 2,600 volunteers
to help elderly homeowners prepare their homes for
winter. Services range from raking leaves and cleaning
gutters to other small winter preparation tasks.
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Successful acquisition of the Dayton Fund for
Home Rehabilitation
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PWC expands its service territory to include
Green, Preble and Montgomery counties.
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Oscar Night gala has record attendance and
dollars raised: nets $156,779 with 500 guests
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Prepare Affair 2013 has a total of 2,690
volunteers assisting 868 homeowners
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Repair Affair 2013 has a total of 800 volunteers
assisting 81 homeowners
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Total number of volunteer hours for 2013: 29,219
Whole Home Modifications achieves $455,000
in top line sales during its second year of
operations, up over 200% from year one
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PWC’s Ramp it up For Veterans Campaign
raised $296,778 to assist 740 veteran
households and/or their spouse and children.
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PWC officially selected as a Home Weatherization
Assistance Program provider in Hamilton County
To volunteer for Prepare Affair, visit our website at www.pwchomerepairs.org
PWC
doesn’t
only repair
homes,
In fact, according to a study by Cadmus Inc., 44 percent of clients surveyed reported
reduced stress levels and better health as a result of our services. These households
reported many different health vulnerabilities. Some had multiple people in their homes with
chronic health conditions or major medical issues, such as strokes or heart surgeries. Others
had no health insurance or frequently experienced gaps in coverage as they transitioned
between jobs or experienced periods of unemployment.
A dramatic example is 84-year-old Rose of Mt. Auburn, who says she has received many health
benefits from PWC’s services. Rose has received lead abatement, weatherization, roof
replacement, gutter repairs and replacement, repairs to the laundry tub, repaired steps,
new refrigerator, replaced handrails, Prepare Affair leaf clean-up, furnace repair and more. But
the service that impacted her the most was the toilet replacement. Rose was without a working
toilet for almost six months until she called PWC. Instead, she was using trash bags for her
toileting facilities. She, like many clients, was embarrassed to call for hel
help. “I almost felt
inhuman,” she said of living without a toilet. “I was embarrassed to ask for help. I felt unclean. It
made me feel sick…PWC was such a blessing. I felt so much better when the workers installed
a new toilet. It was like Christmas – it was the best gift I co
could ask for.”
Weatherization also made her living environment more comfortable and furnace repairs kept
her warm during a harsh winter. Lead abatement made her home safe for her grandchildren.
“PWC has been a blessing not only to me, but my family,” she sa
said. “I am so grateful.”
Client Austin Jackson has Muscular Dystrophy and uses a wheelchair. Before he met PWC, he
struggled with asthma and other health problems due to a home that was damp and moldy.
PWC came out to help Austin with a new dry foundation and crawl space as well as modifying
Austin’s bathroom and ramp to help with his mobility – but what we really did was improve his
health and the health of his family.
we help to repair
people, too. And make
them healthier.
It’s something that PWC does every day, because healthier homes make for healthier
clients and communities. This is in keeping with what PWC does at so many homes,
everything from lead abatement or weatherization, to restoring water, to replacing a
furnace – it all improves the lives of our clients.
“Before PWC’s services, I suffered with chronic respiratory problems and chronic sinus
infections due to a lot of moisture in the home and the fumes from a portable heater,” said a
client quoted in the research study. Another client said “my house is warm and I won’t get
pneumonia again.” The results speak for themselves. PWC does so much more than just repair
homes. We help repair people too by creating a healthier environment. Learn more at
www.pwchomerepairs.org.
“PWC changed our lives,” said
Austin. “I can breathe better
because of the new A/C. My
life is less stressful because
I can get in and out of the
bathroom on my own. PWC
physically impacted the health
of our family.”
To volunteer, visit our website at www.pwchomerepairs.org
Whole
Home
Modifications
with a heart
sets apart
Whole Home
Van Needham and his wife Wilma were thinking about remodeling their
bathroom when they found out about Whole Home Modifications, a service
and social enterprise of People Working Cooperatively. Van had thought of going
through traditional home remodeling contractors, but he was intrigued by Whole
Home’s mission of supporting PWC, so he thought he would give it a try.
He was so impressed with the people at Whole Home, he elected them to do a
bathroom remodel.
“I went to their showroom with Jere (McIntyre) and was just amazed with what I saw,”
said Needham. “My wife Wilma and I had been looking at remodeling and Jere said they
could do the work. That’s when we met Fred, who is a tremendous asset….I can tell you
that we were totally delighted with the outcome. Top shelf products, terrific customer
service and they are just beyond courteous, caring, prompt and wonderful craftsmen.
The work was outstanding. People come over here and just say ‘WOW’ and that is how
we feel too, WOW! We could have gone with a traditional private contractor, but this was
just a better option all the way around. I tell everyone about Whole Home. It is just an
outstanding experience!”
At Whole Home Modifications, our certified experts are committed to helping remove
barriers that become major challenges for people with decreased mobility and ability
– allowing them to stay in their homes. Our focus is on assessing the individual’s
needs in relation to their home environment providing thoughtful recommendations
and products for temporary or permanent modifications. As a social enterprise of
People Working Cooperatively (PWC), Whole Home is a full-service construction
company bringing over 39 years of experience to your modification project. We
know it’s not only about safety and peace of mind, but more importantly, about the
comfort and happiness that only comes from being at home.
“Oh, we just love Whole Home. They just did a great job. We just love it,” said Arlene
Siener of Dent. “The men who came were just so polite and cleaned everything up. It’s
just beautiful. We recommend Whole Home and have recommended Whole Home to
our friends. We tell them they just have to call because they do such a good job.”
Whole Home put in a new accessible shower and grab bars for the Sieners and
reinforced the wall in the bathroom in case the couple needed a shower seat in
the future. Arlene’s husband, Don, had a stroke earlier this year and Whole Home
quickly installed the seat. Pre-planning by Whole Home helped the family deal
with a last minute crisis. “We’re all about helping the customer any way we can,”
said Director Jere McIntyre. “We believe our genuine concern for their well-being
sets us apart from the competition.”
Pat and Jim Hollstegge of Miami Heights agree. They are retired and needed a
modified bathroom.
“They redid the whole bathroom,” Pat said. “We wanted a walk in shower and they did
all that and more. They replaced the toilet with a higher toilet which is so much nicer,
a new vanity and new flooring. I was amazed they could do it all so easily and how well
they did it. It really looks beautiful. I’m happy to recommend Whole Home to anyone.
They did a beautiful job.”
Help us
Help others.
Whole Home can help you, too –
and all profits go back to help
low-income clients of People
Working Cooperatively. For more
information about Whole Home
please call 513-482-5100 or visit
www.wholehome.org.
For more information on PWC Whole Home, visit our website at
www.wholehome.org
Whole Home is
For Everyone.
Our Veterans
Pamela Powe is a 55-year-old United States Air
Force Veteran living just off of I-75 in Dayton.
She served as a civil engineer in the Air Force from 1981 to 1988, and worked in wastewater
and treatment. She has survived serious illness and disability, and has been unable to find
full-time employment.
To fill her days, she volunteers as a peer support coordinator for the VA in Dayton, where she assists
other veterans in finding jobs, homes and sometimes just being there for them to talk to.
“Whatever I’m able to do for them, I do,” she says.
Pamela currently lives alone in a small, single story house that needed extensive repairs normally
far beyond what PWC can do. Her roof literally caved in.
PWC was able to partner with The Home Depot to not only make the repairs she
needed, but transform a house back into a home.
PWC replaced the roof and volunteers from The Home Depot completed the other
needed work including plumbing repairs, ceiling repairs and furnace repairs. The
plumbing beneath her sink was literally held together with duct tape.
“I don’t know how to say thank you enough,” she said. “This has changed my whole
life, my whole perspective on life. I am grateful for PWC and the volunteers from The
Home Depot.”
Thanks PWC!
“I didn’t know what I was
going to do,” she said.
“I just had to live that way
because I didn’t have the
money to fix it.”
To volunteer, visit our website at www.pwchomerepairs.org
People Working Cooperatively 2013
Funding Sources
Operating Expenses
Corporate
$3,890,495
28.54%
Energy Services
$6,756,224
50.26%
Government
$7,642,986
56.07%
Repair Services
$4,206,551
31.29%
$138,732
1.02%
Volunteer Services
$406,264
3.02%
$1,644,486
12.06%
Fund Raising
$367,968
2.74%
$267,452
1.96%
$1,705,832
12.69%
$47,915
0.35%
$13,632,066
100%
$13,442,839
100.00%
United Way
Contributions
Inkind Donations
Miscellaneous
Total
Source: Audited Financial Statements
General & Administrative
Total
Net Assets at End of Year: $5,008,331
2013 Numbers and Statistics
Client Demographics 2013
Income AT or below 30% of the median
Had income between 31% & 50%
Headed by someone over 60
Single Parent Head of Household
Grandparents raising grandkids
Households including a disability
African American
Caucasian
Other
Services (by job type)
3,675
2,004
3,060
1,182
504
2,750
5,706
5,849
782
Households served
Individuals served
individuals under 18
5,910
12,337
3,739
Male
Female
Veteran Households
4,689
7,648
740
Energy & Conservation Services
Plumbing
Furnace/AC-Repair/Replacement
Roofing & Gutters
Structural, Other
Electric
Accessibility
Lead
Volunteer Services
2013 total services
*projects for veterans
4,927
1,248
1,140
308
515
279
506
87
1,518
10,528
1,453
Thank you
to our
Supporters!
Many thanks to our supporters
who contributed to People Working
Cooperatively in 2013. If your
name is omitted from the listing,
please contact Christine Owens
at (513) 351-7921.Thank you for
another great year!
Grant Support
Home Repairs
Middletown Community Foundation
P&G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati
Foundation
SC Ministry Foundation
Scripps Howard Foundation
Modifications for Mobility
Whole Home
Program Funders
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Boone County Human Services
Campbell County Fiscal Court
City of Cincinnati
City of Middletown
Council on Aging
Duke Energy
Hamilton County Department
of Community Development
Indiana Housing & Community
Development Authority
Ohio Development Services Agency
U.S. Department of Energy
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
Warren County United Way
Capital Grant
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trusts, Fifth Third
Bank, Trustee, for technology
General Operating
CareSource Foundation
Charitable Words Scholar
The Home Repair
Bequest Society
Diana Adams
William and Phyllis Augspurger
Nina and John Creech
James M. Garvey, Jr.
Donna Hartman
Bill and Bonnie Hitch
Jim and Chris Owens
Jock and Deborah Pitts
Snowden and Marianne Rowe
Joe and Kathy Zielinski
Cumulative Giving
Duke Energy Foundation
First Financial Bank
Guardian Savings Bank
Hatton Foundation
Virginia, George, Patricia and Thomas
Hancock Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
R.C. Durr Foundation, Inc.
The Spaulding Foundation
The Sutphin Family Foundation
US Bank
Union Savings Bank
PWC would like to give special recognition
to our donors whose cumulative annual
giving has reached $25,000 or more.
Their significant contributions over the
years have been critical to furthering
the PWC mission. Free will giving from
all our donors makes it possible for
PWC to impact the lives of thousands in
our community, helping them to
continue living safely and independently
in their own homes.
Repairs and Modifications
for Veterans
Bill and Phyllis Augspurger
The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile,
Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation
Fifth Third Bank
Home Builders Association of
Greater Cincinnati
The Home Depot Foundation
UPS Foundation, Inc.
Volunteer Involvement Program
Macy's Credit and Customer Services
Beckman Coulter Foundation
Legacy Circle:
Leadership Circle:
Jere and Lyn McIntyre
Harris* and Alice Weston
President’s Circle:
Mary Beth Mapstone
and Randall Brandt
Bill and Debbie Boehm
Jim and Bette Maxwell
John and Helen Habbert
Bob and Sue Castellini
David and Kris Faulk
Mike and Gail Viox
Annual Support Campaign
Whole House Repair Club:
$1,000 plus
Mr. and Mrs. William Augspurger
Mr. and Mrs. J. Patrick Bell
Mr. and Mrs. William T. Boehm
Mr. D. Randall Brandt and
Ms. Mary Beth Mapstone
The Castellini Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Colvin
Mr. Michael L. Dennemann
Duke Energy Foundation
EST Analytical
Mr. and Mrs. David Faulk
Dr. James M. Garvey, Jr.
Interim Healthcare
Joiner Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Kaiser
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Legg
Macy’s Inc./FDS Bank
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Maxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jere R. McIntyre
Gary and Kary Myers Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Neyer
Don and Phyllis Neyer Charitable Gift Fund
of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Morry Passer
Pepper Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ramsey
Mr. Jerome Rebel
SHP Leading Design
Schriber Family Philanthropic Fund of
the Jewish Federation of Greater
Dayton Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sedwick
Ms. Gina T. Shatara
The C.W. Zumbiel Company
The Church of the Redeemer
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Viox
Mr. and Mrs. Ken W. Vollner
David F. and Sara K. Weston Fund
Virginia K. Weston Assistance Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John Whitney
Critical Repair Club:
$500-$999
Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust
Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation
Matching Gifts Program
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Bell
Mr. and Mrs. David Blocksom
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bosse
Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway
Foundation, Inc.
Ms. Nicole Coogan
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ebenschweiger
Enterprise Fleet Management
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. French
GE Foundation Matching Gifts Program
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Groeschen
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harten
Mr. and Mrs. S. William Hitch
Mr. Lamar Holston
Steven and Carolyn Jones Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Keckeis
Mr. Chet Keough
Mr. James J. Kromer
Libby, Perszyk, Kathman Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Madden
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mckenzie
Ms. Anne McKinney
Eberly McMahon LLC
Messer Construction Co.
Matching Gifts Program
Park National Bank
Ms. Estelle Pearson
*deceased
Ms. Joan Peck
Mr. C. Bruce Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Jock J. Pitts
Rainbow Environmental Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Schroder
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Smallsreed
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Statzer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stegman
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Swain
Swanson-Groenke Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
The CarMax Foundation
Mr. Carl Thiem and Mrs. Sandra F. Hall
Mr. George H. Warrington
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Zoller
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond van der Horst
Immediate Repair Club:
$100-$499
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Adams
Al Neyer Foundation
Mr. Ben Albright
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Allen
Allen Brothers Landscaping, LLC
Frank and Janet Andress Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Todd W. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Balzer
Ms. Maury Bandurraga
Mr. and Mrs. Jon H. Bender
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Berman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Betz
Mr. David Blandford
Ms. Janet A. Borcherding
Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brammer
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Brant
Mr. Thomas Brinkman, Sr.
Ms. Cynthia Brown
Mr. John R. Brown
Buckeye CableSystem
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Castellini
Mr. David A. Castellini
Mr. Richard A. Castellini, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Castellini
Christ Church Glendale
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Clark
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence R. Cosgrove
Mr. and Mrs. Karl DeBord
Mr. and Mrs. Greg DeSalvo
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Derge, Jr.
Ms. Sally Dessauer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Dietz
John and Jane Domaschko Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Eric C. Donohue
Ms. Nita Dotson
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Douglass III
Ms. Helene L. Dreibelbis
Emilie W. and David W. Dressler
Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. E. Roy Duff
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Faul
Mr. Thomas Fehr
Mr. Dennis Finney
Focused Capitol Solutions LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley L. Ford
Mr. and Mrs. David Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gaitan
Mr. Alphonse Gerhardstein and
Ms. Miriam J. Gingold
Dr. and Mrs. Myron C. Gerson
Mr. Aaron Grant
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Habbert III
Mr. Roger Hammoor
Ms. Donna Hartman and Mr. Jim Scott
Mr. Michael A. Hecht
Mrs. Mary Alice Heekin Burke
Mr. Rick Hemmert
Mr. Ron Henlein
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howard
Mr. Dale Hoyt
Ms. Margaret Hulbert
Mr. Walter Johann
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joyce
Mr. Jerome C. Kathman and
Ms. Liz Grubow
T. William Kelleher Family Foundation
Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Keller
Kellogg's Corporate Citizenship Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Gary R. Kelm
Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Kissel
Mr. and Mrs. David Kitts
Mrs. Vivian Kline
Dr. and Mrs. Tim Kloppenborg
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Koesters
Ms. Christina S. Kohnen
Mrs. Ann M. Kokx
Mr. and Mrs. John Kornbluh
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krievins
Dr. and Mrs. George Lackemann
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Society of The Transfiguration
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Al Neyer Foundation
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Corless Coleman-Roper
Eric Cornelius
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Timothy Craft
Pierangela Creech
Milton Cruz
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Karen Davis
Janet Day
Dwayne K Denny
Nicole Donohue
Linda M. Ehlman
Lea D. Eriksen
William Evans
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Terry Gideon
Kathryn G Gioielli
Michael Gramaglia
Staci Grant
Meredith Gurren
Thinh Nguyen Ha
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Susan Harten
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Kathy A. Henry
Robert Hill
Samuel Hitch
Kristina A. Hudson
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Mary Jimmar
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Helen Kitts
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Michelle R Lovins
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Matthew Lyon
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Julie Martin
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Jim Scott
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Jock J. Pitts
President
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William Brammer
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Christine Owens
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Mary Beth De Salvo
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Diana Adams
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Bill Augspurger
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4612 Paddock Road
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