Empowering “the helpers” 2019 ANNUAL REPORT
One thing that has not changed is the spirit of young people. Although their lives have been upside down from the global pandemic, they still long for connection, desire purpose and want to find ways to serve their community.
Dear Friends, Everything has changed in our world. Well, almost everything…
In the words of Mr. Rogers, “when I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me — ‘look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.’” Our students have seen the helpers; the doctors, the nurses, the grocery associates, the first responders, the teachers and parents who are trying new things, and doing what they have always done in new ways. The students are our helpers, too. They let us see what giving means. In small ways and in profound ways, Magnified Giving has prepared students for this moment. Because of philanthropy education, students know where to find the helpers. They know that nonprofits in our community are essential because they serve those in need, they understand why volunteering is critical and they know they can find new ways to serve. They know that their small action can lead to a ripple effect, and they know they are not powerless. They know what problems our community faces every day. When they see them, they feel empowered — because they have the tools to be the helpers. Our work is as important now as it always has been, because at Magnified Giving we believe in our students, and we empower them to know that they can make their community better with three things — time, talent, and treasure. This year alone, over 7,000 students from over 115 schools participated in the program and are now prepared with a deep understanding that they are powerful helpers, and feel empowered to serve. They are empowered right now. You have supported Magnified Giving students so we can empower them to be the helpers. Right now they are learning how to help in the scariest of times, and you give them hope. Thank you for your trust and thank you for allowing these students to offer their time, talent and treasure to help our community now — and for generations to come. In Gratitude, Kelly Collison, Executive Director
Roger Grein, Founder & President
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Camp Give NKY at Brighton Center
Sponsored by Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky Last summer, 16 youth ranging in age from 9-17 from Brighton Center’s Youth Leadership Development program, participated in Camp Give NKY, which was sponsored by Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky. Brighton Center strives to provide transformational services for families in need in Northern Kentucky, and through Camp Give these youth got to experience what it is like to give back to their community. These campers used their time, talents and treasure to impact their own neighborhoods. • 7 hours of direct service and 6 nonprofit site visits • $3,600 granted to those nonprofits * The Kroger Zero Hunger Zero Waste Foundation provided $3,000 towards grants made through Camp Give NKY.
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We are proud to support Camp Give NKY, a program that has shown great success in fostering youth development, service, and leadership. When a partnership is this natural and impactful, we have truly come together for the common good of our community and our future leaders. ~Nancy Grayson President, Horizon Community Funds of Northern Kentucky
The Kroger Co. Foundation The Kroger Zero Hunger/Zero Waste Foundation offered an innovative challenge to Magnified Giving students; they provided matching funds — $500 per school — up to $10,000 total to Magnified Giving — for participating Magnified Giving student philanthropy projects that identify and choose a student-led grant to a charity that fights hunger and food insecurity. This is a challenge grant to encourage students to go above and beyond, raising additional funds based on their passion for this cause.
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The Kroger Co. Foundation is passionate about empowering communities and creating Zero Hunger | Zero Waste communities, and we are proud to support Magnified Giving with matching grants to local non-profit organizations focused on hunger relief and environmental sustainability. ~Sunny Reelhorn Parr Director, The Kroger Co. Foundation
The results were amazing… not only did 17 schools participate, but they raised a total additional dollars of $36,621. Kroger’s donation was magnified, students learned about organizations that fight hunger and together they made an impact!
Magnified Giving Alumnus Clayton Smith was a Junior at Archbishop Moeller High School when he first participated in the Magnified Giving program through a class on social justice and morality. He wanted to help more people in his community but didn’t know which organizations needed assistance. Through his group project, he learned a about La Soupe and how he could spend his time to contribute to their mission to “rescue, transform and share” unwanted food with people who are hungry. Clayton then talked about his experience and how he was inspired through his Magnified Giving project in an essay contest that resulted in him winning the 1010 scholarship — a partnership between MG and Northern Kentucky University. Clayton is currently a Freshmen at NKU in the college of Informatics.
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They have given me confidence in my abilities, opportunities that I can apply now and in the future, and they have financially supported me through this scholarship. I’m living proof that Magnified Giving is invested in, well, GIVING. ~Clayton Smith Magnified Giving Alumnus + NKU 1010 Scholarship Recipient
How We Are Helping Now East Clinton High School
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Because of what they learned from Magnified Giving, my students were still able to contribute during this time of need. They could still make a difference — from a distance — because they felt empowered to do so. ~Casey Curtis Teacher, East Clinton High School
Casey Curtis, a teacher at East Clinton High School, was inspired to help. Back in December, 2019, she met Tony Fairhead, who runs Childhood Food Solutions, a nonprofit organization that provides food packs to children — those who get a majority of their meals through school — during school breaks. With the extended break during quarantine, Tony’s services became more critical than ever. There was an “all-call” through a local radio station for desperately needed items — peanut butter and graham crackers. Casey and her students answered the call. They collected items from their homes, their teacher picked them up and delivered the food staples to Tony.
Young Philanthropists Visit Cincinnati City Hall Students at Clark Montessori (a CPS School) did extensive research on food insecurity in the Cincinnati region. They conducted surveys on the street, observed nonprofits in action and volunteered with Childhood Food Solutions to pack and deliver food to children in need. In January, the students and their teacher, Craig Rush, were invited to present their project to Cincinnati City Council’s Education and Culture Committee, who listened intently to their findings and provided encouraging feedback to the students. Councilmember Greg Landsman assured Clark students that they are the future of this city, ‘taking action now to find solutions to some of our most critical problems.’
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I learned that a lot of children are unfortunate to get enough food during big breaks like this. They rely on school meals to get them through and when they don’t have access it causes them to sometimes have to go dumpster diving for their next meal. Childhood Food Solutions helps with that by sending home boxes of food for the child and the family. ~A’Karya Frazier Student at Clark Montessori
AMOUNT GRANTED: $174,704.33 AGENCY SCHOOL AMOUNT 4 Paws for Abilities Bishop Fenwick High School $2,176 4 Paws for Abilities Good Shepherd Catholic Montessori $1,000 4 Paws for Abilities Summit Country Day High School $1,000 4 Paws for Abilities Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary $1,000 4 Paws for Abilities Butler Tech Natural Science Center $500 A Child’s Hope International Princeton High School $1,000 A Child’s Hope International Seven Hills $1,000 A Voice for the Innocent Roger Bacon High School $1,360 A Voice for the Innocent Walnut Hills High School $1,000 Activities Beyond Taft IT High School PLC $1,000 the Classroom Adopt A Classroom Aiken New Tech $1,000 Adore-A-Bull Butler Tech Natural Science Center $1,000 Agape Ministries New Bremen High School $1,500 American Foundation Springer School and Center $1,000 of Suicide Prevention Art with a Heart Bishop Chatard High School $1,000 Batcole Foundation North Lawrence Career Center $1,000 Be Concerned, Inc. Covington Catholic High School $1,000 Be Concerned, Inc. Dayton Middle School $1,000 Be Concerned, Inc. St. Henry District High School $1,200 Bethany House Colerain High School $1,000 Bethany House Woodward Career Technical $1,000 High School PLC BLOC Oyler Community Learning $1,000 Center PLC Boys & Girls Club MND Billiart $350 of Cincinnati
2018-2019 Grants to Nonprofits AGENCY SCHOOL AMOUNT Boys & Girls Club Dater High School PLC $1,000 of Cincinnati - Sheakley Brew Haus Dogs GIVE Group $1,000 Broken Bus Ministries Kings High School $1,000 Buckeye Search and Rescue Beechwood High School $1,500 Cafe Augustine Cardinal Mooney High School $1,000 CAIN Moeller High School $1,500 CAIN Summit Country Day $1,280.20 Middle School Cancer Family Care John Paul II $1,750 Cancer Free KIDS Holy Cross High School $1,000 Cancer Free KIDS Loveland High School $1,000 Childhood Food Solutions McNicholas High School $1,500 Children’s Home of NKY Covington Latin School $1,000 Children’s Hospital Lakota East Freshman $250 High School Circle Tail Dater High School PLC $500 Circle Tail Loveland High School $750 Clermont County Care Milford Jr. High $1,000 Humane Society Conner High School Youth Conner High School $1,000 Services Center Council on Child Abuse DePaul Cristo Rey High School $1,000 Covington Partners St. Henry District High School $1,200 Crayons to Computers Moeller High School $1,000 Daybreak Cincinnati Country Day School $1,000 Down Syndrome Association Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary $250 of Greater Cincinnati Dress for Success Hughes High School PLC $1,000
AGENCY SCHOOL Envision Children MND YPC Family Nurturing Center Larry A. Ryle High School of Kentucky Fernside Immaculate Heart of Mary For the Love of Children Lakota East Freshman High School Free Kitchen - Larry Spears Grant County Middle School Freestore Food Bank Wyoming Middle School Go Pantry St. Henry District High School Grant County Animal Shelter Grant County Middle School Grant Us Hope St. Peter and Paul Academy Grant Us Hope Conner Middle School Greater Cincinnati Coalition Aiken New Tech PLC for the Homeless Hamilton Helping Ministries Badin High School Hamilton Living Water Badin High School Ministries, Inc. Heartfelt Tidbits Gamble Montessori PLC Henry Hosea House Bellevue High School Homeless Animal Lockland High School Rescue Team HOPE Catholic Central High School Hope’s Closet St. Peter in Chains School Hope’s Closet Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary Impact Autism Lakota East Freshman High School Inter Parish Ministry Anderson High School Food Pantry JDRF Holy Cross High School Joseph’s Orphanage Home MND Billiart Junior Achievement of North High School Northern Central Ohio Keep Cincinnati Beautiful GIVE Group Kennedy Heights Art Center Madeira Middle School Kettering BackPack Program Archbishop Alter High School Lake County Free Clinic Wickliffe High School Lake County Free Clinic Perry High School
AMOUNT $900 $1,000 $2,075.42 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,500 $500 $1,500 $500 $1,000 $1,000 $250 $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 $800 $1,000 $500 $250 $1,500 $1,000 $350 $1,500 $1,000 $1,000 $2,339 $1,000 $1,000
AGENCY SCHOOL LaSoupe Wyoming Middle School LaSoupe Madeira High School LaSoupe Moeller High School LaSoupe Saint Ursula Academy LIFE Food Pantry St. Columban School Lindner Center of Hope The School for Creative and Performing Arts Literacy Network Seton High School of Cincinnati Madonna House Notre Dame Academy Madonna House Reading High School Make a Wish Foundation St. Ignatius of Loyola School March of Dimes Springer School and Center Mary Lee Tucker, Inc. Perry High School Matthew 25 Ministries Roger Bacon High School Matthew 25 Ministries Simon Kenton High School Matthew 25 Ministries Withrow University High School PLC Matthew 25 Ministries Moeller High School Max’s Meals Turpin High School May We Help Indian Hill Middle School Milestones Equestrian Notre Dame Academy Achievement Muscular Dystrophy All Saints Association N.E.R.D.S. Clark Montessori NAMI Conner Middle School Ohio Justice and St. Vincent Ferrer Policy Center Operation Give Back Milford Jr. High Permaganic Indian Hill High School Pets for Patients Summit View Academy Pets for Patients Taylor High School Pets for Patients Conner Middle School Pilot Dogs Clermont Northeastern High School Produce Perks Indian Hill High School
AMOUNT $1,000 $850 $1,000 $1,500 $1,000 $1,000 $1,500 $1,000 $533 $2,250 $500 $400 $200 $1,000 $500 $500 $2,065 $1,500 $500 $800 $1,500 $1,000 $1,000 $715.05 $750 $1,000 $1,000 $500 $1,073.63 $750
AGENCY SCHOOL AMOUNT Project Hope for Perry High School $600 the Homeless Public Allies Summit Country Day $1,000 Middle School Racing 4 Vets Guardian Angels School $1,500 RAPTOR, inc. Springer School and Center $500 RefugeeConnect The School for Creative $1,000 and Performing Arts Rose Garden Mission Covington Latin School $500 Rob’s Kids Milford High School $1,651 Rob’s Kids Conner Middle School $500 Ronald McDonald House Reading High School $1,033 Rustic Hope New Bremen High School $1,000 S.E.L.F. Butler Tech School of the Arts $1,000 SAAP St. Columban School $1,300 Safe Harbor/Sifi Ministry Catholic Central High School $1,085 School on Wheels Bishop Chatard High School $500 Serve City of Hamilton Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary $1,000 SICSA Pet Adoption Center Roger Bacon High School $1,000 SICSA Pet Adoption Center The Children’s Home of Cincinnati $1,000 Smiles for Seniors St. James School $4,154 Special Olympics of Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary $250 Hamilton County Springfield Promise Catholic Central High School $1,300 Neighborhood Springfield City Catholic Central High School $800 Youth Mission Springfield Soup Kitchen Catholic Central High School $1,300 St. Francis Seraph Ministries/ Indian Hill High School $1,500 Cooking with the Family St. Joseph Home Madeira Middle School $650 St. Peter and Paul Cathedral Bishop Chatard High School $1,400 (Cathedral Kitchen) St. Vincent DePaul MND YPC $1,000 St. Vincent DePaul of NKY Holy Cross High School $1,000 Sugartree Ministries East Clinton High School $4,500 Sugartree Ministries Clinton Massie High School $1,312 Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank Withrow University $1,000
AGENCY SCHOOL High School PLC Tender Mercies Wyoming Middle School The BOGG Lebanon High School The Children’s Home: MND Billiart Autism Center The Dragonfly Foundation Winton Woods High School The Great Day Foundation Perry Middle School The K.A.S.S.I.E Project Lakota West Freshman School The Nest Recovery Homes Walnut Hills High School The Perry Center Perry Middle School The Salvation Army Highlands High School Southwest Ohio and Northeast Kentucky UpSpring Madeira High School UpSpring The School for Creative and Performing Arts UpSpring LaSalle High School Veterans Group Reading High School Vivian’s Victory All Saints Vivian’s Victory Mariemont High School Vivian’s Victory Western Hills High School PLC Vivian’s Victory Roger Bacon High School We Care So We Are There Lakota West Freshman School Welcome House Dayton High School Welcome House of Holmes High School Northern Kentucky Wesley Chapel St. Henry District High School Mission Center Wilmington Area Clinton Massie High School Humane Society Winton Place Youth Center MND YPC Winton Place Youth Center St. Xavier High School Women Helping Women Mercy McAuley High School Womensafe, Inc Wickliffe High School Young Lives Badin High School YWCA of Hamilton Butler Tech School of the Arts YWCA of Cincinnati Riverview East Academy PLC
AMOUNT $824 $2,250 $1,100 $1,000 $750 $663.42 $1,250 $1,000 $1,000 $1,350 $500 $1,500 $533 $1,100 $1,000 $1,000 $400 $1,000 $1,000 $1,000 $1,500 $1,312 $1,350 $2,500 $1,619.61 $700 $250 $500 $1,000
INCOME
CORPORATE, 0% $2,440.00 ENDOWMENT, 14% $102,446.00 INVESTMENTS, 2% $18,785.00 CAMPS, 2% $13,440.00 SCHOOL RAISED, 5% $36,900.00
TOTAL: $743,030
Income + Expense 2019
INDIVIDUAL, 48% $356,519.00
FOUNDATION, 29% $212,500.00
ADMIN, 7% $40,028.00 FUNDRAISING, 15% $80,489.00
EXPENSE TOTAL: $547,321
7/1/2018 – 6/30/2019 Fiscal Year
Our Mission Our mission is to educate, inspire and engage students in philanthropy, and to touch the hearts and minds of teens, lighten the concerns of others, and magnify the impact of philanthropy. Because of YOU... this impact is possible!
PROGRAMS, 78% $426,804.00
2018-2019 SCHOOL BASED PROGRAM RESULTS
129
CHARITIES RECEIVED GRANTS
164
GRANTS AWARDED
70,000
HOURS OF SERVICE BY STUDENTS
IN 11 YEARS…
23,000 824 GRANTS
TOTAL DOLLARS AWARDED BY STUDENTS:
STUDENTS HAVE PARTICIPATED IN OUR PROGRAM
374
CHARITIES
$878,790
CAMP GIVE 2019 RESULTS CAMPERS ENGAGED WITH
17 NONPROFITS 2,476
BAGS OF FOOD PACKED FOR HUNGRY CHILDREN
427 DIRECT HOURS OF SERVICE
(That’s $10,858 worth of Service to our Community)
$6,350
GRANTED BY CAMPERS TO COMMUNITY NON-PROFIT
Gifts Anyone Can Make Did you know that there are ways to support Magnified Giving that don’t affect your current lifestyle or your family’s security? Such giving techniques are called “planned gifts,” because with thoughtful planning, you create winwin solutions for you and Magnified Giving. Contact Carey Kuznar, Director of Advancement, at carey@magnifiedgiving.org.
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2018-2019 Donors
Donations received July 1, 2018 - Dec. 31, 2019 $999 AND BELOW George Acus Bonnie Albert John and Peg Albert Mike Albrinck All Saints School Amazon Smile Tom and Pam Amlung Anderson High School James and Sharon Arata Archbishop Alter High School Archbishop McNicholas High School Archbishop Moeller High School Dan and Angie Arengo David and Fran Bachmeyer Todd and Ann Bailey Jim and Susan Ballentine Aaron and Kerin Banfield Gary and Doreen Bayliff Greg and Kristin Belisle Deborah Bellman Mike and Anne Bergeron Betsy A. Schapp Trust Bishop Chatard Bishop Fenwick High School Tony and Clare Blankemeyer Tom and Mary Jo Blankemeyer Barbara Bobo
Leon and Karen Boothe Brand It For Good Louis and Lois Branno Al and Donna Brauer Holly Brians Ragusa William Brockschmidt Mark Browning Sarah and Tim Buckley Bruce and Patricia Buckley John and Tricia Buckley Richard and Kelly Buller Robert and Felicia Burger Wayne Burton Derrick and Marion Byndon Cliff and Kellie Byrd Kelly Camm Lisa and Dave Campbell Arthur W. Campbell Anthony Capobianco Tim and Amy Carlier Nanette Chastain Karen Cheyne Chipotle Mexican Grill Cincy Tutoring Team Patrick Clark Wenona Clark and Julian Rodgers Clermont Northeastern High School Clinton Massie Local School District Catherine Colgan Willard and Harriet Connor Jennifer Coomes Katie Coughlin Covington Catholic Latin School Alison Cucchetti Casey Curtis Jamie and Brian Cusick Bobbi Daniels Kenneth and Kathy Davis Jerry and Emily Davis Leo Dean
Susan Despot John and Emily Dietz Robert Dillhoff Marilyn Dittrich Fr. Robert Donovan Bill Dorward Janis Dugle Kevin and Joan Eberly Pearl Edelstein George and Jackie Edwards Rick and Kerry Ellensohn Donna Estes Peggy Farfsing Harry Fehring Kim and William Fielden The Honorable Richard Finan Fay Fischesser Linda and Mark Fitzgerald Dennis and Joletta Flannigan Forest Hills School District Lewis and Patricia French Dan and Rose Gahl Jessica Gahl Gregory and Maureen Gearhart Gerard and Janet Geier Bill and Debbie Geiger Kathy Gibboney Jennifer Gibbons GIVE Linda GoldSchmidt Katie Golias Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Harshana and Santosh Patel Jo Graulty Elizabeth Griffith-Niemann Lewis and Helen Grimes John and Mariann Grove Christine Guillory Natalie Gunawan MH Equipment
Julie Gyure Joann A. Hagner A.C. and Renell Hamilton John and Martha Hamilton Ray and Amy Hamilton John and Maureen Hands Samantha Harold Ray and Carol Harper Edward Harris Glenn and Mary Hauser Nathan and Adrian Hawk Mary Heasley Dan and DarleneHeidel Chris and Jamie Heybruch Jonathan and Christy Hiltz Robert and Mary Joan Hock Jim and Voula Hodges Florette Hoffheimer Jeff and Chrystal Hoffman Timothy and Laura Hogan Paulette Homer Doug and Karla Horstman Jeff and Amy Hudepohl Kathleen Hunt Iwa and Christy Igbonegun Richard and Carol Ihlendorf Immaculate Heart of Mary Chris and Ana Infantino Inspiring Service InterAct for Change James and Jody Akers Family Fund Ed and Susan Jansing Jack and Linda Jeffery John Paul ll Catholic School Larry and Anne Johns John Johnson Heather Jones Stave and Melanie Jongewaard Janet Josken Donald Juenke
Clint Symons and Kathy Kaelin Gail Kagler Alison and Mike Kaufman Tom Kearns Scott and Sonia Kelley Dale and Blanche Kiefer John King Avinne Kiser Diana Klinedinst Andy and Julie Kraemer Kathleen Krause Kathy Kremer-Blair and Paul Blair Earl and Julia Kronenberger Allison H. Kropp Carey Kruer and Michael Schroer Roberta Kunkel Benjamin and Heather Kuth La Salle High School Lakota West Freshman Alan Laub Richard and Brenda Laurie Lebanon High School Ron and Cheryl Lehrter Lisa Lestina Lisa Lestina Kathy Luegers Dan and Cindy Lewis Mary Litkovitz Don and Jennifer Livanec Mark and Christy Lloyd Ron and Bonnie Long Long, Schaefer and Company, Inc. and Ron Long Richard and Mildred Lonneman Herm and Ann Luken Madeira City Schools John and Kay Maier Edward S. Maj Tim and Malisa Maloney Evelyn Mason
Arthur Matz Mark and Joann Maxwell Joe and Kate McCann Mike and Julie McGinty Brian and Bridget McGraw Jenna and Pat McHugh Kelly McMahon Mercy McAuley High School Lois Merkle Joan Mettey Jeannine Bohn and Martha Metz Fr. Harry J. Meyer Sharon Meyerrose Bruce and Connie Milam Milford High School Milford Junior High School MISCELLANEOUS DONOR Susanne Monteith Steve and Katie Morrick Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary School Kate Mountjoy Ken and Sherri Mullen Tony and Ashley Munafo Donald Nagel Butch Nanney Mark and Lisa Neubauer New Bremen High School Marilyn Nicholson John Nieman North High School Notre Dame Academy David and Melanie O’Brien Eileen O’Donnell Lipps Nancy and James Ollier Patrick and Colleen OMalley Carol O’Neal Glenn Osley Caryl Osterhus Karen Owens Brian Page
Gary and Jeanne Papania Kelly Parker Brian and Jeannie Perry Perry High School Perry Middle School Meaghan Pfetzer Betty Prescott Kevin and Sara Pressler John and Janet Prickett Bill and Linda Randolph Leonard M. Randolph Jr. James and Carole Rauf Caroline Ray Reading Community City Schools George and Anita Reed Jackie Regner Karen Reiber Al and Kathy Renner Yvonne Rich Dirk and Lori Richards Gene and Christine Rielag Charles Roemer Reade and Nicole Rogers Caroline Rueter Edward and Karlene Rumpke Craig Rush Maria Rush Sarah Sabin Ronald Schapp James and Beth Schlater John and Katherine Kelley Schmid Frank Schmidt Tim Schneider Glenn Schnell Bill and Karen Schrepferman Marcia Schulte Mary Schwaderer James andRecie Scott Aaron Senich Seton High School
Sara Sharp and Julie Lewis Kara Shibiya Gary and Erin Shull Michael and Barbara Simone Clayton Smith Brian and Laura Smith Peter and Elizabeth Smith Tom and Nancy Sorg St. Columban School St. Rose Church St. Xavier High School Jim and Connie Stadtmiller Sr. Bonnie Steinlage Lauren Stevens Robert Still Lois Strother James Strother Bartt and Michelle Suchland Summit Country Day School Sur-Seal Katelyn Sussli Bernadette Tallarico James and Judith Tepe Stephanie Tewes The Christel G. Fraundorfer Revocable Living Trust Edwin and Joyce Thielen Patricia and Illya Thomas Kevin and Jessica Tierney Julie Tinnemeyer John Torbeck Andrew Tran James Traynor and Molly Talbot Colleen Treon Bill Van Lokeren Dane and Cheryl Vandewater Dan Venuto Alex and Carolyn Vincze Duke Energy Foundation Chip and Teri Vogelsang
James and Rachel Votruba John and Constance Wagner Charles and Carol Walker Carol Weibel David and Lori Wellinghoff Dick and Mary Welsh Nick and Beth Welter David Wess Terry and John Westerman William and Beth Wexler Richard and Barbara White Wickliffe City Schools Becca Wiggins John Wild Dan and Gina Willmann Marshall and Kirsty Winner Julie Witten Charles and Ellen Wolfenberger Thomas and Sparkle Worley Wyoming City Schools Paula Zalla Mary and Rob Zeller ROGER’S CIRCLE: $1,000-$2,499 Paul and Rita Arling Jenny Berg Valentine Boehm Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brown Heather Campbell Lieberman Samuel Cassidy Charles H. Grisemer Family Foundation David and Mary Kay Clark Blane and Kelly Collison Conner Middle School Denison Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Craig and Kim Drefcinski Louis and Diane Eichhold Exchange Club of Northwest Cincinnati Stewart and Nancy Greenlee
Richard and Kathy Haglage Howard and Mary Helms Robert and Andrea Hinton Mick and Lou-Ann Holtzleiter Holy Cross High School Indian Hill High School Jerry and Joyce Ivins Jake Sweeney Automotive Gail Kagler Tom Kessinger Carey and Zak Kuznar Bob and Chantel Lach Marc Manly and Colby Chapman Jim and Anne McGraw William and Phyllis Mees Steve and Jane Meier Mount Notre Dame High School Network for Good Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation Gerald and Sue Palermo Diane Poppe John Rasp Jr. Anthony and Jennie Reed Roger Bacon High School Barb and Joe Rohs Rosenau and Family Charitable Fund Bill and Diane Rumpke, Jr. Casey Ruschman Jon and Anya Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sarky Norbert and Patricia Schutte Scripps Howard Foundation St. Columban Church St. Ignatius School Cherry Staab Joseph and Gladys Stolz John Stolz Mike and Annette Sussli Andrew and Diane Sweeny Scott and Lyn Teepe
John and Susan Tew Rick and Ann Theders Walnut Hills High School Shelley Weisbacher Barney and Sarah Wright Jonathan Zapf EDUCATE CIRLCE: $2,500-$4,999 Catholic Central High School Joseph and Philomena Dillhoff Cecelia Donovan East Clinton High School James and Delrose Eigel Bill and Julie Goslee Mike and Sue Hansen Drew and Sarah Hicks Thomas and Kathy Joseph Keathing Meuthing and Klekamp Lawrence Leser Mary Sue McDuffie Drew and Kim Myers Tom and Dianne Robinson St. Henry District High School St. James Church Premier Health Foundation The College Club of Cincinnati Anonymous Robert Uhrig INSPIRE CIRCLE: $5,000-$9,999 Peter W. Bushelman Gail Coughlin Difference Maker Legacy Fund Gene and Mary Kay Gardner Horizon Community Funds Charles and Eloise Jung Mary Lippert Dan Neyer Interact for Health Dick and Mary Kay Schmeing The R.C. Durr Foundation, Inc.
ENGAGE CIRCLE: $10,000-$24,999 First Financial Bank Bob and Helene Gruber John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust Timothy and Janet Johnson Kroger Foundation David and Joann Lindner McCormick Equipment William and Carol Schmidter The Elsa M. Heisel Sule Foundation FOUNDERS CIRCLE: $25,000 AND MORE Jack and Carol Adam ANONYMOUS Charles H. Dater Foundation Clare Foundation Fifth Third Bank Trustee Roger F. Grein H.C. Schott Foundation John A. and Jean M. Kupfer Family Trust Jim Mulderig and Joyce Kupfer-Mulderig Thomas and Jill Lange Mary Sue McDuffie Don Neyer The Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson Foundation
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