2010 Annual Report by Richland County Foundation

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Mission

The mission of the Richland County Foundation is to improve and enhance the quality of life in Richland County through strategic philanthropy and community leadership.

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To accomplish our mission we will: Provide leadership and act as a catalyst in identifying and addressing emerging community needs. Distribute grants for charitable purposes in the areas of Health, Economic Development, Basic Human Needs, Education, Cultural Activities, Environment, and Community Services. Prudently manage the Foundation’s resources to achieve the maximum benefit for Richland County in perpetuity. Identify and cultivate donors of all economic means and charitable interests. Assist donors in establishing funds to meet and distribute proceeds in accordance with the donor’s intent.

table of contents Year in Review

Grants

Funds & Donors

Trustees & Staff

Financials

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We welcome Bradford “Brady” Groves as the new president of the Foundation. He replaces Pam Siegenthaler, who retired in July after sixteen years of service. Brady has spent most of his career in the area and comes to the Foundation with more than twenty-five years of experience in management, finance, sales and marketing, as well as human resources. Prior to joining the Foundation, Brady worked in sales and marketing for MedCentral WorkAble and as manager of its Health and Fitness Center. He worked closely with the community and local businesses to increase membership and build their many programs. A native of Mansfield, Brady Groves graduated from Mansfield City Schools. He holds a BS in Business Administration from Bowling Green State University and received his MBA from Ashland University.

Photos from top to bottom: Board of Trustees Chair Sidney A. Foltz III; Richland County Foundation President Bradford Groves.

We look to Brady to maintain the stability the Foundation has exhibited over the past sixty-five years, and to support its mission to improve and enhance the quality of life in Richland County through strategic philanthropy and community leadership. As a result of an investment philosophy focused on long-term growth, the Foundation increased its assets to a record high of $82 million during 2010, even as the national economy continued to recover. As we grow, our strategic plan challenges us to maintain effective donor relationships by showing the community how flexible Foundation assets can be in helping a family’s philanthropic investment meet the current and emerging needs of our community. By adding a proactive component to our grant making process, we are poised for the future in providing community leadership through capacity building opportunities for local nonprofit organizations and supporting needs that have the greatest impact. I believe stability and continuity are hallmarks of a quality organization; these characteristics were never more evident than during the transition from one executive to another. I want to recognize and thank Doug Freer for assuming the role of interim president during this time and the way he and the staff seamlessly executed the day-today activities of the organization. As we honor the vision of our founders, established sixty-five years ago, we are ready to address the changing philanthropic needs of the generations ahead.

Sidney A. Foltz III Chair, Board of Trustees

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Faces of the A legacy of giving, building for our future.

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As we celebrate 65 years of giving by thousands of local citizens, we are grateful to those who helped build a permanent community endowment, the Richland County Foundation. On the pages of this annual report you will see faces of caring donors, volunteers, and people helped by their generosity. It is through them that we discover the heart of our community. Inspired beginnings Our story is one of generosity and a vision for our community. The Richland County Foundation was founded in 1945 by seven local businessmen who were inspired by a woman philanthropist, Anna Scattergood. In 1936 she had left a generous gift to the Humane Society to support the poor and the elderly, and our founders could see the difference her gift was making to help local people in need. Under the leadership of D. Osborne Meese, and using The Cleveland Foundation as their model, they formed the Richland County Foundation as a way to pool charitable resources under one roof for the benefit of all our citizens.

Today, the Richland County Foundation holds $82 million in assets and is home to more than 300 charitable funds serving a wide range of charitable needs for education; children, youth, and families; health and human services; economic development; arts and culture; and protecting the environment.

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Improving the quality of life right here at home Partnerships with other charitable organizations, educational institutions, and local government have strengthened our community. The Foundation provides local knowledge and leadership to bring people together and, with grants exceeding $54 million since 1945, has helped and continues to help in the following ways. • Better education for youth in our schools with teacher grants and programs for at-risk youth; preparing students for college or advanced workforce training, undergraduate college scholarships, and investing in our local college campuses. • Developmental and recreational programs for children, youth, and families, including after-school programs, Summertime Kids, and programs for the disabled at Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center and Richland Newhope Industries. • Improved medical care through our many health organizations, including The Center, Hospice of North Central Ohio, MedCentral Health System, The Rehab Center, and Third Street Health Services. • Emergency services through Catholic Charities, The Domestic Violence Shelter, Harmony House, the American Red Cross, and The Salvation Army. • Support for places that help expand our hearts and minds at Kingwood Center, Malabar Farm, Mansfield Art Center, Mansfield Community Playhouse, Renaissance Theatre, and our many museums and libraries.

Overall, we help support nearly 100 organizations that provide services in Richland County to improve the quality of life for each and every one of us.

Opposite page: Historic photos, shown left to right: Scattergood’s dry goods store; original founder, D. Osborne Meese; Friendly House neighborhood children–First grant awarded by the Foundation was to Friendly House in 1948. Opposite page photos, top to bottom: Cheryl Carter, director of North Central State College Urban Center for Higher Education; Mansfield Area Y Crestview Childcare Center. Photos above right, top to bottom: Big Brothers Big Sisters; Mansfield Memorial Homes, Homemaker Health; Bellville Neighborhood Center. of the Foundation

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Faces of the Local citizens from all walks of life, working together to make a difference.

Building community endowment The community foundation provides financial support to help meet local needs with gifts from $100 to more than $1 million received over many years. What donors have in common is a desire to give back to the place they call home. Gifts of today and gifts from long ago are making a difference now and are providing for our future. How are community foundations different from other local charitable organizations? Community foundations are built on the concept of permanence and can be thought of as our communityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s savings account. When gifts are endowed (put into savings), the original amount of the gift remains intact and is invested to grow over time. The earnings of these endowed funds are used to make grants to areas of need in our community.

generations to come. Establishing a special fund or specifying other types of charitable gifts through the Foundation gives them convenient, personalized service, knowledge of the community, and financial oversight to ensure their gift will have the greatest impact. Whether their gifts support our broad mission or are directed to their favorite charities or causes, our community is strengthened by their generosity and commitment.

Local leadership We are governed by a volunteer board of trustees that represent a diverse group of leaders dedicated to the mission of the Foundation. Over our 65-year history we have earned a reputation for accountability; prudent, diversified investment of donorsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; gifts; knowledge of the community; and a professional staff.

Supporting local philanthropy Many people never consider themselves philanthropists; they are not aware that by joining with others in the community to support their favorite causes or charities they can make an impact for

Historic donor photos (black and white): J.C. Gorman. The Gorman Fund was established in 1971 as an endowed, donor advised fund. The Gorman family continues to suggest grants from their family fund. Ruth and Ralph Lutz established several endowed, designated funds in 1997 to support a wide range of needs, including mentally and physically handicapped children, health care, the elderly, youth, and the performing arts. The Esther Black Fund was established as part of her estate as an endowed fund designated to support a number of her favorite charities in Richland County. Photo on opposite page: Shelby High School Alumni Association received a grant to provide the final dollars needed to renovate the Harryet Snyder Science Center at Shelby High School.

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Transparency and accountability It has become increasingly important to be engaged in practices that create transparency and accountability. The Richland County Foundation is certified as complying with the National Standards for Community Foundations. We have voluntarily adopted many policies and procedures to guarantee that we conduct business not only legally, but also ethically.

Here today and for the future Richland County Foundation is the ninth largest community foundation in Ohio. Out of 770 community foundations nationwide, Richland County Foundation is 106th in size, uncommon for a community of our size. As we grow and plan for the future, we remain true to our message that we are here â&#x20AC;&#x153;For good. For ever.â&#x20AC;?

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2010 in review Supporting community partnerships and building endowment to help Richland County grow and prosper.

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2010 was a year of transition and growth for the Foundation. While maintaining a philosophy of long-term investment and stability, assets grew to an all-time high; Pam Siegenthaler retired as President after 16 years of creating a strong foundation for the future; and strong support for education continued as reflected in our grantmaking and scholarship awards.

$82,722,040 in total assets As of December 31, 2010 $3,017,723 in grants $54 million granted since 1945 Grants awarded during our 65-year history have made a significant impact toward our mission to improve the quality of life in Richland County. $365,500 in college scholarships 429 undergraduate scholarships were awarded to Richland County students to help in their goal to attain higher education. $1,398,580 in gifts A total of 1,676 gifts from individuals and families were made in memory of loved ones, to support a special fund, to establish new funds and charitable gift annuities, or as end-of-life gifts.

Retirement of Pamela H. Siegenthaler After 16 years serving as president of the Foundation and nine yearsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; prior service on the Board, Pam retired in July.

Photo at top in circle: Dick and Helen Taylor supported opening of the city swimming pools from the Richard G. and Helen Taylor Fund. Photos at right in circles, top to bottom: Dr. Bruce and Nancy Jackson, David McVicker, Joseph (Jep) Bloor, Betty Horner.

City swimming pools opened for the summer with $97,000 in gifts Local businessman Dick Taylor brought together other Foundation donors and local businesses to raise the $97,000 needed to open the city swimming pools for the summer. 10-year education initiative Succeed and Prosper through Education –Ashland, Richland, and Crawford (SPARC) was awarded $100,000 for the next three years to support their operations. The 10-year goal is to improve the flow from regional high school graduates to college or advanced workforce training and to increase kindergarten students’ pre-reading skills.

Ethics and accountability training for nonprofits In February, the Foundation sponsored “Standards for Excellence” through the Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations. It was the third session offered in the last two years as part of our strategic plan to help nonprofits become more effective and financially stable. Six participants qualified for $2,500 grants to build capacity within their organizations.

Four new funds established Three scholarship funds and one donor advised fund were established during 2010. The Joseph T. “Jep” Bloor Memorial Scholarship Fund was established by his brother Bill in his memory; The Betty J. Horner Scholarship Fund was established as part of her estate; The David S. McVicker Scholarship Fund was established by his wife, Elsie M. McVicker, in his memory; and The Dr. J. Bruce and Nancy L. Jackson Fund was established by Dr. Jackson and his wife, Nancy, as a donor advised fund.

2010 Assets By Fund Type

Foundation Assets as December 31, 2010 Donor Advised..............................................................$ 18,696,672..................22.60 % Donor Designated............................................................10,226,453..................12.36 Agency Designated.............................................................1,849,776....................2.24 Agency Endowment............................................................ 7,117,187....................8.60 Field of Interest................................................................ 12,790,488.................. 15.46 Scholarship.......................................................................... 7,343,473....................8.88 Unrestricted......................................................................24,697,990.................. 29.86 Totals $ 82,722,040..............100.00 %

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Each year the Foundation awards grants for a broad range of program areas, including Education; Arts & Culture; Health Services; Children, Youth & Families; Community Services; Human Services; Economic Development; and the Environment. Within each of these areas, grants are awarded in the following ways: Competitive Community Grants are supported by the Foundationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s unrestricted and field of interest funds. General community grants are awarded six times each year. Grants to nonprofit organizations that provide direct emergency assistance to individuals and families are awarded semi-annually. Special grantmaking initiatives with annual grant programs include Summertime Kids (STK), Teacher Assistance Program (TAP), Connections, and The Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fund. Grant application guidelines and due dates are available on our website at www.rcfoundation.org. Designated Grants ensure long-term annual support to nonprofit organizations and are made from funds established and directed by donors to support one or more specific organizations. Donor Advised Grants are made through suggestions from individuals, families, or organizations who have established donor advised funds at the Foundation. Following guidelines established by the Board of Trustees, donors may suggest grants to 501(c)(3) charitable organizations both locally and throughout the United States. College Scholarships are awarded to Richland County undergraduate students who attend an accredited college or university on a full-time basis, demonstrate a minimum grade-point average, and show financial need. Grants are made from scholarship funds and unrestricted funds approved by the Board of Trustees.

2010 Grants by Program Area The following charts reflect grants by program area from all Foundation funds, including unrestricted, field of interest, designated, and donor advised.

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Education

$1,491,510

Community Services

416,055

Children, Youth & Families

341,653

Arts & Culture

301,742

Health Services

212,242

Human Services

143,372

Environment

24,431

Churches

60,143

Employment and Economic Development Total

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10%

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26,575 $3,017,723 14%

2010 Grants by Fund Type and Program Area Competitive grants are awarded from unrestricted and field of interest funds. Non-competitive grants are awarded from donor advised and designated funds, including nonprofit endowment funds.

Competitive

Designated

Education

$ 272,575

55,319

Donor Advised

Scholarship

Total Awarded

698,116

$ 365,500

$ 1,491,510

63,284

80,995

271,776

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416,055

148,354

92,579

100,720

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341,653

99,200

77,442

125,100

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301,742

Health Services

126,481

39,261

46,500

–

212,242

Human Services

95,137

36,485

11,750

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143,372

Environment

–

10,181

14,250

–

24,431

Churches Employment and Economic Development

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2,610

57,533

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60,143

26,575

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26,575

$816,606 (27%)

$509,872 (17%)

$1,325,745 (44%)

Community Services Children, Youth, & Families Arts & Culture

Totals

$365,500 (12%)

$3,017,723 (100%)

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Grants education 514 grants $1,490,180

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Competitive Discovery School Capacity building grant $2,500 Foundation Center, The Program support $2,500 Mansfield City Schools You Go Girls...Science Matters! $500 Mid-Ohio Educational Service Ctr. SPARC $35,000

North Central State College Foundation Opening Doors capital campaign $200,000 Plymouth Local Schools Providing shade for the playground $1,584 St. Peter’s High School Scholarships $4,000 Shelby High School Alumni Association Harryet Snyder Science Center $4,000

Designated Ashland University To purchase library books $444 Galion City Schools Educational programs (4 grants) $28,250 Lucas Local Schools Classroom technology upgrade $5,000 Teacher computer upgrades $10,000

Photo above: Teacher Assistance Program (TAP): Photo in circle, Shelby City School District, Auburn Elementary School, for program “Birds, Bees, Wings and Things that Fly” awarded to Lynn Love. Photo in center, Mansfield City School District, Newman Elementary, for program “New Ways to Learn New Words” awarded to teacher Sarah Schonauer.

Undergraduate college scholarships were awarded to a record 429 students for the 2010-2011 school year. Grants were awarded from 60 scholarships funds and from discretionary funds in the community endowment. Mansfield City Schools Art and music instruction $340

Kidsâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Connection of Ohio, Inc. General support $1,700

Methodist Theological Seminary Scholarship for a RC resident $180

Madison Local Schools Music department $1,500

North Central State College To award financial aid to RC students $2,903

Mansfield Christian School Capital campaign $6,000

Plymouth Local Schools Art supplies and equipment $6,946

Middleburg Early Education Center General operating $1,000

Drama and music classes - equipment $6,696

North Central State College Foundation General support $27,412 Ohio State University-Mansfield, The Business development support $20,546 Faculty development support $5,218 Financial aid to Richland County students attending local campus of OSU $11,612 Scholarship support (2 grants) $31,393 Ontario Local Schools General support for technology programs $4,319 Richland Newhope Industries, Inc. Innovations in Integration Projects $7,701 Donor Advised Ashland University Ashbrook Center lecture series tickets $10,000 Ashbrook Center programming $500 Capital campaign $2,000 Discovery School General support $500

Mt. Gilead Exempted Village Schools Teaching library project $2,000 North Central State College Capital campaign $900 Scholarships $20,000 Capital campaign $1,000 Capital campaign - Necessities Fund $50,000 Building Fund $5,000 North Central State College Foundation Annual campaign $20,000 General support $1,000 Endowed scholarships $49,000 Capital campaign $3,000

Ohio State University-Mansfield, The OSU-Mansfield Trustees Leadership scholarship $625 Scholarships $12,500

Purdue Foundation General support $25,000 Shelby City Schools Land purchase $450,000 Soldiers & Sailors Memorial Museum General support (2 grants) $10,750

College Scholarships Scholarships 429 scholarship grants $365,500 Teacher Assistance Program (TAP) Grants 31 grants to area schools $26,161

Ohio State University College of Medicine, The General support $3,000 Ohio State University, The Sports Medicine Center Fund $2,500

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Grants community service 54 grants $414,904

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Competitive Bellville Neighbor Outreach Center BNOC Building Remodel project $22,760 City of Mansfield Liberty Park public pool renovation $10,500 City of Shelby Shelby Central Park Master Plan project $10,000 Clear Fork Valley Foundation Grant and scholarship program $2,745 Mansfield Area Intergroup General support $475 North End Community Improvement Collaborative, The North End Leadership Institute $9,000

Mansfield/Richland Cty. Public Library Books and cassettes tape-talking books $2,070

Humane Society of Richland County General support $1,000

Mansfield Rotary Club Foundation McGowan Courage Awards $3,992

Kingwood Center General support $3,000

Ohio Genealogical Society General support $191

Ohio Special Response Team, Inc. Vehicle and trailer repairs $8,576

Richland Newhope Industries, Inc. Innovations in Integration $4,850

Richland County Habitat for Humanity General support $2,000

United Way of Richland County General support (2 grants) $18,500 Donor Advised

Richland County Sheriffâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Department General support $20,000

Autism Awareness Walk-A-Thon, Inc. General support (2 grants) $1,000

Shelby Senior Citizens Center, Inc. Storage Barn and Acoustic Improvement $2,200

Avow Hospice of Naples General support $1,000

Village of Shiloh Plymouth-Shiloh Food Pantry parking lot paving project $3,429

Boy Scouts Heart of Ohio Council Annual campaign $25,000

Designated Boy Scouts Heart of Ohio Council General support $4,743 Program support for Richland Cty. Scouts $120 Harmony House Homeless Services, Inc. General support $30,205 Kingwood Center Capital equipment $10,000 General support (3 grants) $5,848

Shadowcliff General support $300 Shelby Help Line Ministries General support (2 grants) $4,000 Supporters of Del-Nor Wiggins Park, Inc. General support $500

Endowment campaign $10,000

Troublesome Horse Rescue and Rehabilitation, Inc. General support $300

City of Mansfield Safety Town $250

United Way of Richland County Annual campaign $50,000

Swimming pool summer operation (5 grants) $69,500

Community Services Building roof project $7,500

Downtown Mansfield, Inc. Expenses for mowing city parks $2,600

Designated gift for Friendly House $50,000

Friends of 179th Airlift Wing Family Readiness and Support Group $5,000 Wing events $5,000 Galion Area United Way, Inc. Annual fund $1,500

General support (2 grants) $1,750 Designated gift for Parent Aide Program $2,000

children/youth/families 72 grants $334,801 Competitive Big Brothers Big Sisters of NCO Capacity building grant $2,500 Kids’ Connection of Ohio, Inc. Capacity building grant $2,500

Mansfield Area Y General support (3 grants) $4,645 Support of women’s and children’s programs (3 grants) $14,949

Empowerment Program $25,000

Richland Carrousel Park, Inc. General support $18,775

Mansfield Area Y Crestview Childcare Center $13,000

Richland County Children Services The Children Services Gift Fund (2 grants) $1,631

Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center Capacity building grant $2,400

General support of The Store $189

Indoor Riding Hall Revitalization $18,288 Rider scholarship program $7,500 Therapy Riding and Driving scholarships $14,900 Shelby Y Community Center Natatorium dehumidification project $30,000 Designated 32 Degree Masonic Learning Centers for Children, Inc. General support $21,062 Friendly House Association Camperships $85 General support (3 grants) $1,821 Guernsey Foundation College scholarships $500

Richland Pregnancy Services General support $386 Toy Time, Inc. General support $42 Trapshooting Hall of Fame General support $21,062 Donor Advised Big Brothers Big Sisters of NCO General support $2,500 Culliver Reading Center General support (2 grants) $5,250 Friendly House Association General support (4 grants) $3,820 Property improvements $2,500 Galion Community Center YMCA Annual Gifts and Youth Sponsor $500 Galion Kiwanis Club Toys for Tots $250

Kids’ Connection of Ohio, Inc. General support $1,000 Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center General support (6 grants) $58,000 Horse sponsorship $2,000 Riding Hall Renovation $18,400 Richland County Children Services Auxiliary The New Store $250 Richland County Special Olympics General support $500 Toy Time, Inc. Christmas 2010 $250 Youth Haven, Inc. General support $500 Summertime Kids Program Summertime Kids Grants 21 grants $37,846

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35 grants $299,243 Competitive

Donor Advised

Mansfield Art Center Art 4ward capital campaign $75,000

Mansfield Art Center Art 4ward capital campaign (2 grants) $34,000

Plymouth Area Historical Society Window replacement $11,700

General support $1,000

Renaissance Performing Arts NEOS Dance Theatreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Next Steps $10,000 Designated Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Theatre Foundation, Inc. General support $1,122 Mansfield Art Center General support (5 grants) $8,882 Mansfield Community Playhouse General support $229 Renaissance Performing Arts General support (3 grants) $7,370 General support for the Mansfield Symphony (4 grants) $44,287 Richland Academy of the Arts, Inc. General support $340 Richland County Historical Society General support $11,509 Richland County Museum General support $3,704

Heating system $50,000 Renaissance Performing Arts Annual campaign $250 Capital campaign (2 grants) $1,750 Concert sponsorship $10,000 General support (3 grants) $16,000 Richland Academy of the Arts, Inc. Electrical upgrade project $1,500 General support $10,000 Scholarships $300 Rocky Mountain Repertory Theatre capital campaign $300

health services 22 grants $210,542

Designated Alzheimerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Association-Northwest Ohio Chapter General support $199 Mansfield Memorial Homes Employee awards $784 General support $2,994 MedCentral Health System General support $1,188 Rehabilitation Service of NCO, Inc. General support $2,994 Third Street Family Health Services General support $102 Donor Advised The Center for Individual and Family Services/Rehab Center Capital campaign (4 grants) $44,000 Hospice of North Central Ohio, Inc. General support $1,000 Competitive American Red Cross Emergency food/shelter/clothing $7,500 The Center for Individual and Family Services Individual Assistance Grant Housing $7,000 Board Integration Meeting $1,650 Capital campaign $100,000

Community Health Access Project, Inc Capacity building grant $2,500 Hospice of North Central Ohio, Inc. Financial Assistance Program $5,000

MedCentral Health System MedCentral Hospice Program $1,000 Summit Therapy Charities, Inc. General operating $500

Mansfield Memorial Homes Rotary Adult Daycare $12,000 Homemaker - Home Health $19,000 North Central Ohio AIDS Foundation Pantry for AIDS and HIV Clients $1,131

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Grants human services 29 grants $143,372

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The Salvation Army Building improvements $2,436 General support (3 grants) $1,618 Youth programs $9,795 Volunteers of America General support for Richland County programs $1,383 Donor Advised American Red Cross Haiti disaster relief $500 General support $3,000 The Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. General support (3 grants) $6,250 Competitive

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Area Agency on Aging Capacity building grant $2,500

American Red Cross General support $42

Catholic Charities Community emergency services $50,000

The Domestic Violence Shelter, Inc. General support $1,383

Independent Living Center of NCO Emergency assistance $7,000

Mansfield Cancer Foundation General support (4 grants) $16,579

The Salvation Army Individual Assistance- emergency rent assistance $20,000

New Beginnings of Rehab NCO General support of New Beginnings program $1,383

Utility assistance $15,000

Richland Newhope Industries, Inc. Innovations in Integration $1,865

Harmony House Homeless Services, Inc. General support $500 Ohio Heartland Community Action Food pantry $500 The Salvation Army General support $500 Volunteers of America General support $500

employment & economic development

Malabar Farm Foundation, Inc. Capital campaign $500

1 grant $25,000

Naples Botanical Garden General support $1,000

Competitive

The Nature Conservancy General support $250

Braintree Roof replacement $25,000

environment 11 grants $24,431

The Ocean Conservancy, Inc. Blue Planet Society $250 Supporters of Del-Nor Wiggins Park, Inc. General support $250

Designated Ohio Bird Sanctuary General support $10,181 Donor Advised Conservancy of Southwest Florida General support $1,000 The Cousteau Society, Inc. Annual fund $250 Friends of Crawford Park District, Inc. Lowe-Volk Park Center $500 Gorman Nature Center General operating $10,000 Greenpeace Fund Inc. Annual fund $250

churches 23 grants $60,143 Designated

Donor Advised Church of the Palms General support $2,000 Faith Lutheran Church Haiti project $500 First Congregational Church General support (5 grants) $4,683 Grace Episcopal Church Food pantry $10,000 Capital improvements $12,000 Mount Hope Lutheran Church Plymouth Shiloh Food Pantry $5,000 United Church of Christ Galion Community Chorus Annual Program $250

First Congregational Church Church Music Department $887 Organ fund (7 grants) $22,750 Individual Assistance Program of the Church $349 First Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) General support (2 grants) $1,355 Saint Johnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s United Church of Christ General support $369

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the women’s fund The Center for Individual and Family Services Ladies in Recovery $1,000 The Women’s Group $700 EMPAC EMergency Pregnancy Aid Contact Helping Mom Succeed III $600 Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland Girl Scouts Lunch Bunch: Back to Basics $3,000 Raemelton Therapeutic Equestrian Center Empower Program $2,000

The Women’s Fund was established in 1996 as a permanent endowment to promote philanthropy among women and to award grants for programs and projects in the Richland County area that empower women to achieve their full potential. The Women’s Fund Advisory Committee awarded seven grants in 2010 totaling $11,150. The committee also awarded two college scholarships to female nontraditional students.

Richland Pregnancy Services Mom to Mom Mentoring Program $1,250 The Salvation Army Connect 4 Life $2,600

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Photo at top: The 2010-2011 Women’s Fund Advisory Committee members were elected in June of 2010. Front row, left to right: Billie Brandon, chair-elect, Jo Black, chair, and Nancie Cummins. Second row, left to right: Nancy Joyce, Judie Collins, Fran Welsh, Sue Schamadan, Judy Gibson, Jan Beddard, Ivy Amos, Polly Davis, Thelda Dillon, Michelle Ballinger. Not pictured: Karen Bierly and Lydia Reid. The Women’s Fund awards grants in November at their annual grant awards program. Two grants awarded in 2010 are pictured above: (left to right) Ohio’s Heartland Girl Scouts Lunch Bunch: Back to Basics, program to teach basic life skills such as manners, appreciation of differences, and respect for self and others; The Salvation Army Connect 4 Life, program to help mothers and their tween-age daughters learn skills to build life-long relationships.

connections Downtown Mansfield, Inc. Downtown Planters $150 Pioneer Career & Technology Center Pioneer Adult Students Earn STNA Designation or Receive OPAC Transcripts $1,330 In addition to awarding annual grants to local public charities, the Connections Fund Advisory Committee hosts a variety of networking events and offers several educational opportunities throughout the year to its membership.

The mission of the Connections Fund, established in 2004, is to foster and retain young leaders and professionals and to promote a philanthropic identity and involvement in the Richland County community.

In 2010 the Connections Fund awarded grants with a focus on economic development and education as it pertained to job skills training. Two additional grants were awarded including presentation of a grant check to United Way during the “Dash for the Goal” campaign.

SCORE Quick Start Series workshop $1,575 United Way of Richland County Dash for the Goal $1,000

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Photos, top to bottom: 2010 Connections Advisory Committee, left to right (front row) Nick Orosan, Libby Nickoli–Chair, Mike Seveigny–Co-Chair, Kevin VanMeter, Joanne Blay, Stephanie Seveigny; (back row) Jill Haring, Krista Schmidt, Terri Hamilton, Josh Taylor, Jeremy Swank, Karin Turowski, Chriss Harris. Not pictured: Rick Sjostedt. Libby Nickoli (center) and Mike Seveigny present $1,000 check to United Way for the “Dash for the Goal” campaign. Pictured at left: The Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) received a grant for“Quick Start Series Workshop.”

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Photo on opposite page: Judith Stroup is a member of the Legacy Society. Photos below, top to bottom: Nancy Anderson is a Foundation Fellow and Women’s Fund Patron. Pete and Susan Bailey are members of the Legacy Society. Judy and Doug Brunk established a Fellowship in memory of their son, Kyle.

Giving through the Richland County Foundation is an easy way to support one or many charities or charitable causes under one roof. Whether your gift is a single contribution in memory or honor of a friend or loved one, or to establish a new fund, we want to provide you with opportunities to make the greatest impact.

Personalized service. We make giving easy and effective, accepting a wide variety of gifts and providing donors with a number of charitable options. You can contribute cash, appreciated stocks, or other marketable assets. Options include establishing a fund in your name or the name of a loved one. In most cases, your gift through the community foundation qualifies for maximum tax advantages. Local expertise. Our professional staff has in-depth understanding of the issues, opportunities, and resources that shape our community. They monitor all areas of community need—including human services, education, health care, the arts, economic development, and protecting the environment.

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Community leadership. We invest in the long term and bring people and organizations together, convening diverse voices to address local issues and opportunities. Our business is building community. Legacy and stability. Donors who endow their gifts can make a difference in our community during their lifetime and, at the same time, provide a gift that lasts forever. When you establish an endowed fund, grants will continue to be made after your lifetime so that your charitable wishes are preserved, even if an organization receiving grants ceases to exist in the future. Leaders of a nonprofit organization may also look to the community foundation to hold their organization’s endowment. They benefit from the foundation’s asset management. An agency endowment fund can assure a constant source of funding, the ability to respond to emergencies, and to plan for the future.

Giving There are many ways to give through the Foundation to support the community needs that are most important to you. Each individual, family, or organization we work with has unique charitable interests . . . and unique financial circumstances. We help you make the most of both, so you receive the greatest return on your community investment.

Establish a fund. You can establish a charitable fund with a minimum gift of $10,000 to support the community endowment or to one or more of your favorite charities or charitable interests. Contribute to an existing fund. Gifts to Connections, The Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fund, Summertime Kids, Teacher Assistance Program, College Scholarships, or any of over 300 funds. Establish a Foundation Fellowship. Fellowships can be started with gifts of $1,000 and support the community endowment.

Join the Legacy Society. Become a member by making your wishes known that you have made plans to leave an end-of-life gift to the Foundation. Create a charitable gift annuity. A minimum gift to charity of $10,000 will provide you income from your gift during your lifetime. Make a gift of life insurance. A gift of life insurance can be made by making the Foundation the beneficiary of a life insurance policy.

Legacy Society The Legacy Society was created by the Board of Trustees to recognize individuals who have made plans to leave a gift to this community in partnership with the Richland County Foundation. Donors may create a lasting legacy by making a gift through their estate plans by including the Foundation in their will, as a future beneficiary of a qualified retirement plan or IRA, through an insurance policy, remainder trust, Charitable Gift Annuity, or other similar planned gift. The Richland County Foundation acknowledges the following generous people who have planned a legacy to their community through gifts that will eventually come to the Foundation for the benefit of others:

Frank K. Ackard Dr. Charles & Constance Adair Ronald L. & Janeen W.* Adams Paul H. & Susan Gallagher Bailey Joel S. & Margaret Black Vin & Jo Black Billie Brandon, JD Candice Chaffee Walter Chaffee Dr. James & Joyce Curry Earle J. Deems* Mary Delp Robert* & Doris* Enskat Bob* & Esther Fry Richard R. & Veda Gardner William G. Hailey Mariann S. Hand John F. & Lin H.* Harkness Eugene & Ruth* Harsch

Linda A. Hering Carol S. Kautz Thomas R. & Margaret* Kay Dr. Joel Kaye Dan & Barbara McBride Everett W. & Beverly Miller Rev. William C. & Ruth M.* Newman Richard H. Otto Stephen M. Shoup Robert & Margaret Soulen Richard R. Stander* Judith E. Stroup Robert* & Stella Sutter Ralph & Martha Turley Larry & Jean VonBlon Marion Draffan Wisdom * Deceased

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Fellows

The Fellowship program honors individuals who make gifts of $1,000 or more to benefit the Community Endowment. Their combined gifts allow the Foundation to award grants for our countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most pressing needs. Visionary Fellowships ($5,000 and up) Naomi J. Albers* Dr. Donald N. Beddard* (by friends) Frank T. Black Foundation Ruth M. Newman* (by Dr. William C. Newman) Dr. William C. Newman Carl E. Pfeifer Norma E. Pfeifer G. Stanford Schneider* Trust Shafer Valve Company

William A. Calhoun* (by family and friends) Samuel H. Campbell* Clara I. Carew* (by John H. Carew) John H. Carew Dan R. Carmichael David L. Carto Louise Allison Carto* (by family & friends) Willis Frank Carto* (by family & friends) Frances Christian (by Miles Christian)

Legacy Fellowships ($2,500 or more) Raymond Bacquet* (by family & friends) Dan Burns* (by friends & associates) Dr. Larry L. Gibson Eleanor Homesley* Joan W. Meese* (by family & friends) Joyce M. Walters Richard M. Walters Fellowships ($1,000 or more) Dr. Richard E. Adams* (by William and Kathleen Hurdle) Ivy L. Amos Helen Anderson Sina Baughman Applegate* (by Clare E. Applegate) Sharon L. Arnett Aten & Mennetti Insurance Agency Betty Bacquet* (by Meredith N. Stevens) Margaret G. Balyeat* (by children) Charma Behnke Craig Behnke Eric Behnke Heather Behnke F. Andrew Black Thomas C. Black* (by F. Andrew Black) Donald C. Blasius* (by friends & former Tappan company associates) Daniel L. Blay (by Joanne H. Blay) Dr. Joseph J. Boka Dr. Louis Jeremy Brown* (by Alice Sanford)

Miles Christian Helene H. Christiansen Judge Richard M. Christiansen Matthew B. Cockley* (by Macky Cockley) Marjorie Sue Collins Rex E. Collins John W. Cook Jr. Judith A. Croghan Dr. Thomas H. Croghan John O. Crouse* (by Hugh W. Crouse II) Nancie K. Cummins (by Richard S. Cummins) Otis M. Cummins III Dr. James D. Curry Garry Davidson Aaron Davis Suzanne C. Davis Earle J. Deems G. E. (Dottie) Deems* (by Earle J. Deems)

Ann J. Deley* (by Altrusa International of Mansfield) Thomas A. Depler Robert H. Enskat Katherine N. Fernyak Pamela S. Fleming William E. Flinn* (by Dorothy B. Flinn) Gayle Gorman Freeman (by General Richard Green) Frances B. Gaubatz Judith Gibson Earl H. Goetz Carl B. Gibson* (by Dr. David M. Gibson) Dr. David M. Gibson Marie L. Gibson* (by Dr. David M. Gibson) Steve Goldman* (by Bill & Carol Goldman) James C. Gorman Jeffrey S. Gorman Michele S. Gorman John P. Gross (by Draffan family) Henrietta M. Hainer* (by Elizabeth H. Prestel) W.R. Hainer* (by Elizabeth H. Prestel) Mariann S. Hand Ruth Oestreich Harsch* (by Eugene C. Harsch) Albert W. Hartman* (by family and friends) Jill Hand Hautzenroeder Jon Hautzenroeder Frederick R. Heifner* (by family and friends) Geneva C. Heifner* (by Pamela H. Siegenthaler) Oliver P. Heller* (by family and friends) James D. Henson Priscilla W. Herbert C. J. Hire Phyllis F. Hire Becky Hoffman (by Dr. William C. & Ruth Newman) Ed Hoffman (by Dr. William C. & Ruth Newman) Fred B. Hout

Photo on page 24: Richard Green, Legislative Director at National Guard Association of the United States, retired Brigadier General of the 179th Airlift Wing. General Green established a Fellowship in honor of Gayle Gorman Freeman when she completed nine years of service on the Richland County Foundation Board of Trustees. Above, left to right: Foundation Fellows: Reverend William Newman, DD; Norma and Carl Pfeifer; Ralph Minich.

Edith B. Humphrey John J. Kastelic Margaret E. Kay* (by Thomas Kay) James W. Kehoe George H. Keyser* (by Barbara Keyser) Ann L. Konstam Janice L. Kuhn Marion W. Lederer* (by Robert W. Lederer) Robert L. Lee Timothy L. Lehman David Letizia (by Pete & Susan Bailey) Daniel K. Lichtenstein* (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) L.O.L.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (by Thomas & Margaret Kay) Robert E. Mabee Mansfield Assemblies A. Robert Matthews E. William McCarrick James McCormick* (by Nanciann McCormick) Nanciann McCormick Pauline Keller McKinney* (by Barbara Keller Lederer) Betty L. Massa E. Tom Mattox Robert B. Meese Leona M. Miles Ralph E. Minich National City Bank Ohio Horsemanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Council, Richland County Chapter Ray Piar David Pollock (by Jack Pollock) David Pollock* (by family & friends) Delight Patricia Poth* (by Dr. James Jones) Burton L. Preston (by Prudence Preston) Burton R. Preston

W. Lee Preston (by Burton Preston) John Bradley Rhind Betty D. (Bets) Risser Dell M. Robinson (by John Robinson) John Robinson Joe R. Roby John S. Roby Joan G. Ross (by W. Thomas Ross) Allen M. Sanford Irene McCanne Sanford* (by Allen M & Henry M. Sanford) Henry B. Sanford* (by Allen M. & Henry M. Sanford) Jean U. Sauter Rev. Clifford Schutjer Dr. Patricia Schutjer Angela Scurci Kyle Evan Shaw* (by Douglas & Judith Brunk) Charles Patrick Siegenthaler* (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) Mary Mead Siegenthaler (by Sally S. Lichtenstein) Clara H. Siegenthaler John H. Siegenthaler Pamela H. Siegenthaler Thomas A. Siegenthaler Thomas A. Siegenthaler* (by family and friends) Thomas R. Siegenthaler Peter A. Sminchak* (by family & friends) Janet B. Nicely Smith (by Rev. Wray C. Smith, DD) Rev. Wray C. Smith, DD (by Janet B. Nicely Smith) David J. Strub

Richard G. Taylor U of M/OSU (by F. Loyal Bemiller & O.M. Cummins, III) Michael Vucelic (by Inge S. Vucelic, PhD) Martha A. Walter (by Richard L. Walter) Richard L. Walter Jean E. Welge Merris A. Welge, Jr. John W. Welsh Betty E. Wells Dr. Fred J. Wiecher Michael Wilging* (by Bruce & Sondra Wilging) Doris Williams J. George Williams * Contributed in Memoriam Bold Type indicates new Fellowship or new level of contribution in 2010

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Women’s Fund

The mission of The Women’s Fund is to promote philanthropy among women and to build a permanent fund, which will provide funding for programs and projects in the Richland County area that empower women to achieve their full potential. Endowment gifts of $1,000 or more since The Women’s Fund was established in 1996: Benefactors ($5,000 or more) Elizabeth M. Black Elizabeth T. Black Elizabeth T. Black* (by Frank T. Black Family Foundation) Constance F. Brody, PhD Candice Chaffee Mary Jane Cress Katherine N. Fernyak Carol R. Goldman The Hansen Fund Hazel R. Hansen Betty J. Horner Phyllis F. Hire Edith B. Humphrey Nancy L. Jackson Margaret Kay* (by Thomas R. Kay) Barbara A. Keyser Marjorie M. Kieffer Barbara Lederer Mechanics Savings Bank Betty L. Massa* (by Mark Berno) Richland Bank Salli S. Rohm Pamela H. Siegenthaler Elizabeth L. Smith Linda H. Smith Matthew P. Smith Carol B. Taylor Helen Taylor YMCA 1976 Girls Swim Team Patrons ($2,500 or more) Betty J. Adair Pat Addeo Helen Anderson Dorothy Durham Ashbaugh* (by Sara A. Goin) Elsie May Hobday Ashbaugh* (by Sara A. Goin) Eleanor Beagle* (by Nancy L. Jackson) Elizabeth T. Black* (by Elizabeth M. Black) Mary K. Bolin Joan H. Brown

Portia Cummins Carto* (by Elizabeth M. Black) Portia Cummins Carto* (by O. M. Cummins III, Sara L. Cummins, & Suzanne C. Davis) Fran Christian* (by Helen Taylor) Suzanne C. Davis Patricia DeCenso Judith Gibson Sara A. Goin Meredith Rae Haber* (by Rebecca A. Smith) Alberta Harber (by Arlene Sensor) Margaret Harrison (by Helen Taylor) Jill Hand Hautzenroeder Janet E. Wobbecke Hudson Key Foundation Virginia D. Kirkwood Margaret A. Lindley Manairco Employees (by Gayle Gorman Freeman) Mansfield Dental Auxiliary Pearl Neer Plank* (by Verdabelle P. Miller) Lydia J. Reid Mary L. Riedl Suzanne Schamadan Lillian Senser* (by Arlene Senser) Janet B. Nicely Smith Ottelia B. Stoodt* (by Salli Rohm) The Helen Taylor Family Frances K. Welsh Janene Ann Yeater 10th Year Anniversary Founders ($1,000 in 2006) Lucy A. Amsbaugh Mary Jo Black Leah Humphrey Blay (by Joanne Blay) Mary Jane Cress Steven O. Cummins and Karen Redfearn Lois C. Flinn* (by friends) Miriam E. Gilbert (by Miriam T. Gilbert) Anna Mae Jones* (by Mary Lou Herrold) Deborah M. Schenk Pamela H. Siegenthaler (by Geneva S. Cummins & Claire Proto)

Founders ($1,000 by Dec. 31, 1997) Jeanne Alexander Mary E. R. Alletto Anonymous Donor Kristin Arnold Dr. P. K. Athmaram Susan G. Bailey Cynthia Baker Michelle K. Ballinger Mary Ellen Barr* (by Carol Brown & Kathleen Mehl) Helen H. Bartlett Marianna Basting Janice Beddard Charma Behnke Cindy Biggs Mary Jo Black Elizabeth H. Blay (by Daniel L. Blay) Joanne H. Blay Maggie Bolin (by James R. Bolin) Billie Brandon, JD Emily Campbell Brown Clarita L. Burton Fran H. Christian Virginia Clay, PhD Clare Duncan Clemens Geneva S. Cummins Sara L. Cummins Joyce A. Curry Diane M. Daniels Ann Drake Rose Ann Dunn JoAnn E. Dutton* (by Joseph Dutton) Ellen Eckert Deborah A. Exten Dr. Erin B. Fain Susan E. Fain (by Dr. Erin B. Fain) Shelley E. Fisher Pamela S. Fleming Dr. Celia J. Flinn Gayle Gorman Freeman Harriett Freeman (by Linda H. Smith) Peggy Jean Fry* (by Constance Ament) Veda J. Gardner Frances B. Gaubatz

Miriam T. Gilbert Julie A. Giunti* (by Laurie A. McKeon) Catherine D. Goldman Joetta Goodman Harriet Steele Keating Harbage* (by Karen K. Bierly) Linda Haring Geneva C. Heifner* (by Pamela H. Siegenthaler) Dr. Laurie Hickox Barbara J. Huston Charla A. Irvin Margaret M. Joyce Dr. Linda Kafer Julie Kleshinski Vicki Kolb Shannon S. Lang Karin Fleming Manning Elizabeth F. Marquardt Betty L. Massa Jane McKean Jeanne Meisse Jane Meyer Henry P. & Marjory L. Michaels* (by Carol Michaels) Shirley Monica Judy & Larry Pabst Sophie Crittenden Polhemus Claire Siegenthaler Proto Betty D. Risser Jane A. Risser Julia H. Rohles Alice B. Sanford Dell M. Robinson Sanford Deborah M. Schenk Arlene Senser Clara H. Siegenthaler Benjamin D. Smith Christopher M. Smith Elizabeth L. Smith (by Benjamin, Christopher, & Lauren Smith) Lauren Z. Smith Cassandra Stein Sally Stevens Catherine K. Stout

Zoé M. Swain Marcine Taylor Lynn E. Humphrey Timmons Heather, Melissa, & Susan Tsavaris Cindy Kalinoff Watson Anne C. Wendling Suzanne S. Wilson Advocates ($1,000 since Jan. 1, 1998) Deborah L. Adams Altrusa International, Inc. of Mansfield Ivy L. Amos Helen Anderson F. Andrew Black Claire Blay (by Joanne & Dan Blay) Glenna Cannon Teresa Cooperrider Bambi Couch Page Emma Louise Cummins (by Geneva S. Cummins) Nancie Cummins Barbara Cunning Rees Davis* (by family & friends) Suzanne C. Davis (by Elizabeth M. Black) Kay Fathe* (by Helen Taylor) Dr. Susan E. Fernyak Marcy Sweda Flinn* (by Dr. Celia J. Flinn) Pamela Fonseca Alice A. Fraizer Harriett Freeman Esther M. Fry General Motors – Mansfield Plant Sandra Gibbons Bernice Goldman* (by Bill & Carol Goldman) Mariann S. Hand Edward Hansen (by Sandy Gibbons & Hazel R. Hansen) Alta J. Hartmann* (by Maxine Smith) Donna Hartnett* (by friends & family) Lisa & Scott Humphrey Hilda Johnson* (by Betty J. Adair) Nancy Joyce Mary Jo Hull (by Helen Taylor) James W. Kehoe (by Shelby Foundation) Terry B. Kehoe (by Shelby Foundation)

Nancy Kolb Ann L. Konstam Jane Ann Korol* (by Stanley Korol) Martha Ellen Stahl Lenhart (by LaDonna J. O’Neal) LTV Copperweld Marilou Marshall Marilyn McCready Pauline Keller McKinney* (by Barbara Lederer) MedCentral Employee Civic Fund Carol Melchior Gabriella Morando (by Jim & Elizabeth Morando) Agnes E. Moritz* (by Fred Moritz) Georgia Kelly Nosker (by Judith Croghan) Cynthia B. O’Neal Jane K. O’Neal* (by William & LaDonna O’Neal) Mary Kay Ransdell Cynthia M. Roby Kristen C. Rohm (by Salli Rohm) Gretchen Rohm Ensing (by Salli Rohm) Bonita Ronk Kim J. Ronk (by Bonita Ronk) Carolyn L. Rusteburg Nancy Peppard Rupp* (by family & friends) Dorothy Correll Smith* (by Lucy A. Amsbaugh) Martha B. Tawse Louise H. Taylor Dorothy Van Voorhis* (by Sally Workman) Karen Rohm Williams (by Salli Rohm)

Bold indicates new level of giving * Contributed in Memoriam

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Establish a Fund The Richland County Foundation administers 310 funds that serve a variety of charitable purposes.

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The Foundation works with professional advisors to assist in the charitable giving process. Advisors can recommend creative solutions that offer maximum tax advantages. The Foundation staff can help provide giving options that can meet your charitable interests.

Unrestricted Funds offer the broadest options for charitable giving. They are the lifeblood of the community foundation and address ever-changing community needs—including future needs that often cannot be anticipated at the time your gift is made. Field of Interest Funds give you the opportunity to support specific interests within a broad area such as children’s programs, arts, education, seniors, health services, or aiding the homeless. Donor Advised Funds give you the opportunity to make grant suggestions to favorite charities. These funds are a flexible and convenient way to give to charitable organizations and are an easy and attractive alternative to a private foundation. Designated Funds give you the opportunity to provide annual support to specific favorite charities. Should the organization(s) cease to exist, the Foundation has the responsibility to ensure that a donor’s original intent is met. Scholarship Funds provide grants to undergraduate college students. You can establish funds to support certain fields of study, community of residence, or specific schools. They are often established in the name of a loved one. Agency Funds are established by charitable organizations to build endowment and support their operations. The agency benefits from the Foundation’s professional asset management, allowing the agency’s staff and board to focus on providing services to their constituents.

Unrestricted Funds Anonymous Donor Community Support Fund C. Wilson & Josephine Mayberry Barnes Fund Robert B. Black Fund Roger A. & Elizabeth Thomas Black Fund Betty J. Blackstone Fund Virginia A. & Thomas C. Blizzard Fund Marion B. Bowers Fund Katharine C. Bristor Fund Roy G. & Nancy Y. Brown Fund Helen M. Burkholder Fund Joan B. & Truman Clark Fund Rex E. & Marjorie Sue Collins Fund Community Endowment Fund John B. & Pearl R. Conard Charitable Fund Consolidated Memorial Fund Marian M. Constance Fund Earle J. & Dottie Deems Fund Dean A. & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund Jessie L. Eckert Fund

David W. & Louise W. Evans Fund David N. & Miriam G. Feiser Memorial Fund Fellows Fund Charles C. Fox Fund Florence Fox Fund James H. Germany Fund Carl B. & Marie L. Gibson Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund Roger M. & Elizabeth B. Gray Fund James H. Hoffman Fund Herbert S. Jones Fund Jesse LaDow Fund Nanciann P. McCormick Fund Verdabelle Plank Miller Fund Dr. Donald E. Mills Fund Milton C. & Mary Louise Oakes Fund Katherine L. Parker Fund Edna K. Rex Fund Jane W. & John Bradley Rhind Fund

Betty Diesler Risser Fund Margaret Hay Russell Fund Esther Fickes Shaffer Fund Thomas A. & Clara H. Siegenthaler Fund Mary C. Slabaugh Fund Walter C. Stevens Family Fund Mary Mead Sturges & Robert Sturges Memorial Fund Alan P. Tappan Fund Heloise H. Tappan Memorial Fund Paul R. Tappan Fund W. Richard Tappan Fund Pauline S. Treisch Fund Charles R. Underhill Fund Mary L. Ward Fund Mary S. Wilsdon Fund Marion Draffan Wisdom Fund Charles G. Young Family Fund F. Wayne & Isabel Bogan Young Fund

Photos, above, left to right: Ann and Robert Konstam, Konstam Family (Donor Advised) Fund; Sally and Gene Goin, C. Eugene and Sara A Goin (Donor Advised) Fund of RCF; Dr. Richard and Lorraine Shrilla, Richard and Lorraine Shrilla (Donor Advised) Fund.

Field of Interest Funds George W. Blymyer Fund Henry A. & Melissa J. Booth Memorial Fund Emeline Fate Christian Memorial Fund Peter S. Clark Memorial Fund Clear Fork Valley Foundation Fund Scott F. Coffin Fund Connections Fund Consolidated Individual Assistance Fund Pearl M. Danback Fund Lillian R. Dickson Fund Dean & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund Frances Fern Ecki Fund Galion Community Education Bricks & Mortar Fund Galion Community Education Foundation Fund Richard David Gardner Fund Guy T. Goodman Trust Fund

Charlotte B. Gugler Fund James H. Hoffman Fund James A. Jones, MD Memorial Fund Helen Kaufman Fund Land Preservation Fund for Richland County Ralph C. Lutz Fund A. Robert & Eve Matthews Fund Michael Robert McBride Memorial Fund Eleanor Searle McCollum Teacher & Education Fund McGowan Courage Awards Fund Leona M. Miles Funds Verdabelle Plank Miller Fund Mary J. Poticny Fund Earl J. & Carlie Leona Muth Memorial Fund Scattergood Fund Katharine McIntyre Shaffer Fund

Howard & Majoria S. Smith-Bellville Community Trust Fund Smokeless America Fun Foundation Fund Ethel Mayer Southeast Community Fund Store Fund, The Summertime Kids Fund Robert J. & Stella F. Sutter Fund Heloise H. Tappan Estate Fund Paul R. Tappan Fund Teacher Assistance Program Fund Sarah B. Thomas Fund Voegele-Bahl Endowment Fund Ed Wadman Scleroderma Research Fund Ralph O. & Sarah L. Wise Fund Women’s Fund, The Fund for Young Children with ALD

Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Vern Stover James H. Hoffman Fund Frances H. Houston Memorial Fund Fred B. Hout Memorial Fund David E. Hughes Fund Keyser Library Fund Jessamine L. Lewis Fund Lucas Local Schools Sustaining Fund Esther G. Lutz Fund Floyd H. Lutz Fund Ralph C. Lutz Fund Ruth E. Lutz Fund Mansfield Art Center Endowment Fund Mansfield University Foundation Endowment Fund William & Katherine Jane McCarrick Fund Eleanor Searle McCollum Fund John A. & Florence B. Mintz Fund Arthur W. Negin Memorial Fund Katherine M. Norem Fund North Lake Park Fund

Milton C. & Mary Louise Oakes Fund Gertrude M. Odson Fund Ohio Genealogical Library Endowment Fund OSU/NCTC Photo Arts Fund Rowland & Delight Patricia Poth Fund Rainbow’s End Christian Center Fund in Memory of Elizabeth Copp Roby Family Fund Eleanor S. & Stanley J. Ryckman Music Endowment Fund Alice B. Sanford Memorial Fund Marian L. Stauffer Fund Third Street Family Health Services Endowment Fund Turley Raemelton Scholarship Fund Betty Thompson Wagner Memorial Fund Dr. Rebecca Sue Wappner Memorial Scholarship Fund Charles G. Young Family Fund

Donor Designated Funds Alzheimer’s Association of NCO Endowment Fund John F. & Elizabeth W. Bissman Fund Raymond & Bessie Bixler Memorial Fund Esther M. Black Fund Betty J. Blackstone Fund Boy Scouts of America Endowment Fund John S. & Laura Barr Brant Fund Betty Butler Fund Rex E. & Marjorie Sue Collins Fund Community Baptist Bible Church Scholarship Fund Croghan Family Fund for Renaissance Performing Arts Croghan Family Fund for Richland Academy Finefrock Memorial Fund Founders Fund Forrest W. Freeman, MD & Florence J. Freeman Fund Gerald F. Futty Fund Earl H. Goetz Memorial Fund Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Major McGowan

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30 Donor Advised Funds Betty J. Adair Fund Charles V. & Constance D. Adair Fund P.K. Athmaram, MD Fund Hejjaji & P.K. Athmaram, MD Fund Paul H. & Susan Gallagher Bailey Fund Wilbur G. & Esther L. Beer Fund Donald S. & Clara Louise Black Fund Dr. & Mrs. Stanley L. Brody Fund David L. & Frances D. Carto Fund William R. & Mary Jane Cress Fund C. Eugene & Sara A. Goin Fund Gorman Fund, The Carl & Annamarie Fernyak Fund Mariann S. & Avery C. Hand Family Fund Hansen Fund for Women & Girls, The Jennette C. Hartman Fund Fred B. & Marian J. Hout Fund

Kaufman Family Fund Dr. J. Bruce & Nancy L. Jackson Fund Barbara & George H. Keyser Fund Konstam Family Fund Mansfield Civitan Club Fund Betty L. & Joseph E. Massa Fund Eleanor McCollum Foundation Fund Annette L. McCormick Fund for the Environment Dell Armstrong McMillen Fund George A. & Olive L. Miller Fund Miller/Pattillo Memorial Fund Northwest Community Fund Dell M. Robinson Fund John D. & Dell M. Robinson Family Fund Grace S. & Joe R. Roby Fund Rotary Club of Mansfield - Tom Doty

Community Fund Alice B. & Allen M. Sanford Fund Jean U. & George V. Sauter Fund Ann Hartman Schettler Fund Shelby Home & Public Health Endowment Fund Richard & Lorraine Shrilla Fund Pamela H. & Thomas R. Siegenthaler Fund Matthew P. & Linda H. Smith Fund Wray C. & Janet B. Smith Fund Richard G. & Helen Taylor Fund Thomas Family Fund Warner-Kafer Family Fund Marion Draffan Wisdom Fund Bruce & Sally Hiett Workman Fund

Agency Endowment Funds Carrousel Community Trust Fund Center for Individual and Family Services, Inc. Endowment Fund Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Theatre Foundation, Inc. Endowment Fund Discovery School Endowment Fund First Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Mansfield, Ohio Endowment Fund Hospice of North Central Ohio Endowment Fund Mansfield Area Y Endowment Fund Mansfield Cancer Foundation Endowment Fund Mansfield Fine Arts Guild, Inc. Endowment Fund

Mansfield Playhouse Endowment Fund Mansfield Symphony Society Endowment Fund Mohican School in the Out-of-Doors Endowment Fund North Central Technical College (N.C.T.C.) Foundation Endowment Fund Ohio Bird Sanctuary Endowment Fund Ontario Public Schools Technology Fund B OSU-Mansfield Business Program Endowment Fund OSU-Mansfield Faculty Development Endowment Fund OSU-Mansfield Scholarship Endowment Fund

Pioneer Career & Technology Center Fund A Rehab Center Endowment Fund Renaissance Theatre Endowment Fund Richland Academy Endowment Fund Richland County Historical Society Endowment Fund Richland Newhope Center Fund United Way of Richland County Endowment Fund YWCA of Mansfield Endowment Fund

Photo at left in circle: Family and friends of Emily Brown held a 90th birthday party in her memory as a fundraiser for the scholarship fund she established in 2009. The Emily Campbell Brown & Charles Gailey Brown “First Generation to College” Fund benefits students from Richland County.

Agency Designated Funds Friendly House Association Capital Fund Kingwood Center Fund Malabar Farm Foundation Fund Mansfield City Public Schools Fund Mansfield City Schools Fine Arts Fund

Ontario Public Schools Technology Fund A Pioneer Career and Technology Center Equipment and Technology Fund B Richland Newhope Industries Fund Richland Newhope Fund II

Salvation Army Fund, The University Club Educational Foundation Scholarship Fund

Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Major McGowan Earl H. Goetz Fund in Honor of Vern Stover Charles H. & Dorothy B. Hickox Memorial Scholarship Fund Ocie Hill Scholarship Fund Betty J. Horner Scholarship Fund Susan L. Jaynes Memorial Scholarship Fund Monica M. Kaye Memorial Fund Lexington Alumni Association Scholarship Fund Lexington Kiwanis Club Scholarship Fund Licensed Practical Nurse Assoc. of Ohio, Division #5 Scholarship Fund Reggie Luby Scholarship Fund Ruth E. Lutz Fund Mansfield Noon Lions Club Scholarship Fund Eleanor Searle McCollum Scholarship Fund Nancy McConnell Special Education Scholarship Fund David S. McVicker Scholarship Fund John L. Morley Memorial Scholarship Fund Helen Keating Ott Library Scholarship Fund Richland County Medical Auxiliary Scholarship Fund Richard David Ronk Memorial Scholarship Fund Grace S. & Joe R. Roby Scholarship Fund

Roby Family Fund Eleanor S. Ryckman Memorial Scholarship Fund Paul & Adelyn Shumaker Fund A. Richard Stofer Scholarship Fund Dorris C. Stofer Scholarship Fund Donald F. Thompson Fund Frederick L. & Harriett S. Tracy Scholarship Fund University & College Access Network Scholarship Fund University Club Educational Foundation- James P. Weldon Memorial Scholarship Fund Gregory VanScyoc Memorial Scholarship Fund Helen S. Weldon Scholarship Fund James P. Weldon Scholarship Fund William M. Weldon Scholarship Fund Walter W. Willis Rotary Scholarship Fund Marilyn A. Wilson Scholarship Fund Ashley Yetzer Memorial Scholarship Fund Yuncker Memorial Fund

Scholarship Funds Bee Ackard Memorial Fund Meg Black Memorial Scholarship Fund Black Women United Scholarship for Success Fund Joseph T. “Jep” Bloor Memorial Scholarship Fund Mary Jane Bolus Scholarship Fund Emily Campbell Brown & Charles Gailey Brown “First Generation to College” Fund Karyne & Joe Carey Scholarship Fund Mary & Maxton Case Fund Children’s Theatre Foundation, Inc. Endowment Fund James H. Clements II Memorial Scholarship Fund Consolidated Scholarship Fund Davidson Scholarship Fund Tim Davis, Jr. Scholarship Fund Shelley Dees Memorial Fund Dean A. & Eleanor H. Eckert Fund Marilyn J. & David P. Eckstein Memorial Scholarship Fund Miriam & Russell Ferrell Scholarship Fund M.I. & Feenie Fillweber Scholarship Fund Mark S. Fisher Memorial Scholarship Fund George & Pam Fonseca Scholarship Fund Phil Ford Scholar Athlete Scholarship Fund S.N. & Ada Ford Scholarship Fund Diane L. Gibson Memorial Scholarship Fund

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Many gifts are received each year to honor a special person or as a memorial. These special gifts build the community endowment to support grant programs throughout the year. Family and friends made gifts in tribute to the following individuals:

Lucy A. Amsbaugh Joe Ashcraft Betty Bacquet Raymond Bacquet Martha Baer Jeffrey S. Bakst & staff Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey S. Bakst Mrs. Robert Bakst Rose Basinger Eleanor Beagle Mary Black Marion Bonte Mina Borkar Dr. Billie Brandon Emily Campbell Brown Blanche Bryant Bertha Budd Margaret C. Busler Karyne Carey Elizabeth Cave Sallie W. Chaballier Dr. John Clark Clare D. Clemens Gertrude Clemans Retta Belle Clemans David A. Clever Howard & Margaret Close James A. Courtney Dr. Thomas Croghan Zada Crosser Cecily Cummins Emma Cummins Geneva S. Cummins Dr. Charles F. Curtiss Heather Daly Ray Davidson Marvin Dees Edna DeBower JoAnn E. Dutton Jo Ann Duvall Marilyn M. Eckstein Gretchen Rohm-Ensing Michael Fanello Annamarie Fernyak

Christine Fernyak Dr. Stephanie Fernyak Dr. Susan E. Fernyak Alma Fisher Andrew S. Fisher Mark S. Fisher Robert E. Fisher Jane Ann Flory Mary C. Foltz Gayle Gorman Freeman Betty French Lydia Gangloff Leslie Gardner Viola Gibson Helen Gullen Margie Kauf Hailey Marietta Hammett Harriet Harbage Alberta Harber Mary Harper Donna Hartnett Geneva Heifner Helen Heifner Amy Hockett Janet Mowrey Johnson Molly Joyce Antina J. Kerst Robert A. Kerst Dorothy H. King Vicky Laek Dr. Karl Langacher Jim Leedy Mary Lesseur James T. Lotz Sue Malaska Betty L. Massa Mary Jean McCormick Martha & Josephine McFarland David S. McVicker Ray McVicker Joan W. Meese Jeff Molyet Gabriella Morando Kathaleen Moreland

Jill Murley Alta Nelson Tom Nesbitt Beth Newdome Jane Newman Katherine Norem Mary Etta Pittenger Mary J. Poticny Murl Preble Claire Proto Bill L. Remy Florence Reynolds Kristen C. Rohm Salli Rohm Debbie Rose Eva Schamadan Pat Schutjer Robert L. Seibert Lillian Senser Pamela H. Siegenthaler David & Kathy Sipes Janet B. Nicely Smith Betty Snider Florence Snyder Alverda Sterling Chip Stewart Ottelia B. Stoodt Mary Ann Stotts Stella Sutter Madeline Thoss Ashley N. Yetzer Vivian M. VanCura Phyllis VanHarlingen Dorothy VanVoorhis Lawrence Vincent Marianne Weller Julia Welsh DeeDee Wessling Michael Wilging Jessie R. Wilkinson Josephine Williams Karen Rohm Williams

Photos, top to bottom: Karyne Carey dedicated her life to helping children and was a teacher at Madison Local Schools. Gifts in her memory were received to support the Karyne and Joe Carey Scholarship Fund. Gifts in memory of Joe Ashcraft (pictured) and Mike Fanello were made to the Lucas Local Schools Sustaining Fund established to support informational and educational programs. Marvin and Maxine Marie Dees. Gifts to the Shelley Dees Memorial (Scholarship) Fund were made in memory of her father, Marvin Dees. He established the fund in 1988 in memory of their daughter Shelley.

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Chad Abrams Dr. Ronald E. Abrams & Dr. Billie Brandon Dr. Charles V. & Constance Adair Allyn & Susan M. Adams Linet Adkins Susan Aird Laverne M. Airhart Carol Sue Allenbach Ivy L. Amos Lucy A. Amsbaugh Helen H. Anderson Jeanne C. Antinozzi Frank & Janet L. Ardis, Jr. Col. D. George & Margie Arnold Mark & Sandi Arnold Nathan A. & Amity L. Arnold Asebrook & Co. Architects Larry C. Ashcraft Bill & Sondra Asher Ephraim H. Bacquet Raymond C. Bacquet Marcia Baer Patricia A. Bailey Brenda Baker William R. & Amey L. Baker Brigette Banks & Terry Gatton Jack & Sharon Banks Joel R. Barden Jack R. & Pat E. Barrett Jeff Barrett Family Jonathan Barrett Family Helen H. Bartlett William H. & Beth Ann Bass Everett B. & Alma L. Bates L. Brent & Ila C. Bates Margaret M. Battisti Janice E. Beddard Edward L. & Barb Beer Larry & Linda K. Beer Robert G. Beer Dr. Fereidoun & Mina Behi Eric & Charma Behnke Wayne & M. Patricia Bell Frances S. Bender Matthew & Christine Benick Roger G. & M. Jane Benjamin Mike L. & Tina M. Bennett

Donald M. & Kristina A. Bergal Ken E. & Sherry L. Berger Mark Berno Dr. Robert D. & Lynda Berry Bethany A. Biddle Karen Bierly A. Vincent & Mary Jo Black Joel S. & Margaret S. Black John B. Black Martha Jane Black Tom W. & Dot E. Blaney Dan L. & Joanne Blay Rebecca K. Bloom Bill M. Bloor Glenn & Peg Boardman Dr. Joseph J. & Elizabeth M. Bocka Jim & Diane Bodwin Roderick H. Bogner Jamey R. & Mary K. Bolin Ralph Boyd Foundation Mrs. Frank W. Brakenwagen Bud & Donna M. Brandenburg Breitinger Company Patti L. Briner Herbert Browarsky Bess K. Brown Charles G. Brown David N. Brown Elizabeth C. Brown Emily M. Brown Joyce W. Brown Robert C. Brown The Honorable Sherrod Brown Tara J. Brown Douglas C. & Judith Brunk Terry L. & Sally A. Bruns Buckeye Pumps, Inc. Bucyrus Precision Tech, Inc. John H. & Eleanor Burkholder Blanche B. Burns Phil & Pat L. Bush Karen Butner Dana & Jess C. Byrd William P. & Cheryl A. Callis Joe M. Carey Richard P. & Patricia A. Carlisle Judith King Castle

Catholic Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Club Central Ohio Fencing Services, Inc. Central Ohio Group Insurance Agency, Inc. Central State Enterprises, Inc. Sam Chamberlin & Allie Watson Ettore & Joan J. Chiudioni Stanley R. & Chris B. Cichanowicz Dorothy S. Clark Clare D. Clemens Michael L. Cline Dennis L. & Mary Beth Cochran Heather M. Cockley Bob A. & Paula M. Cohen K.F. Conley Cindy L. Conner Mary J. Conner Duane E. & Lisa A. Cooper Kevin & Susan Cooper Timothy P. & Tamara K. Cooper Richard A. Cordray Jacki A. Corona Julius A. & Peggy S. Correll David C. & Julia S. Crawford John M. & Deb Creighton Crossroads Original Designs Limited The Honorable Donald R. Culliver Bruce M. & Geneva S. Cummins Nancie Cummins Carl Cunfer Bill & Deedee Cunning Tim M. & Deb Cusic Gary P. & Linda L. Cyrus Steve & Stephanie Cyrus Mary M. Damron Davis Well Service Dennis A. & Sandra Davis Dennis N. & Polly Davis Suzanne Davis Hatcher Day James & Marilou B. Day Dr. Donald & Patricia DeCenso

Mary L. DeKlyn Jeff & Carla Delianides Sisters of Delta Kappa Gamma Society Kevin and Annette Depue & Family Steve E. & Sherri A. Dickerson Mrs. Robert Diett Peggy Dipaola Directory Concepts, Inc. Discovery School Ray E. & Mary H. Dixon Maureen Doherty Donaldson & Mitchell Family Mary S. Donaldson T. Michael Dorner Dr. Cynthia Dorsey Harold, Julia, & Nishawn Dorsey Norma Dorsey Judith Downing Drengberg Family DRM Productions, Inc. Mindy Duffner Sheila M. Dyer Ronald D. & Josephine L. Eberhard Dennis E. & Georgann Echelberger Edward Jones Investments David J. & Leslie B. Eichinger Elliott Machine Works, Inc. Charles H. & Wilma G. Elliott Daniel R. Elliott John M. Erlsten William H. & Mary Anne Eutzy David W. & Louise W. Evans Estate John K. & Tina M. Evans Scott Evans Dr. Andrew & Lynn E. Fahmy Drs. Jonathan S. & Erin B. Fain Fairfield Homes, Inc. dba Gorsuch Homes

Margaret C. Fallerius Bob R. & Debby E. Fancher Frank C. & Norma J. Fanello James C. Fanello Tom R. Farley Dr. DaleAnne Featheringham Dianna L. Feldman Mike Fergus John C. & Katherine N. Fernyak David E. & Nancy B. Ferris Andrew S. Fisher Jana S. Fisher Bob E. and Alma L. Fisher Kim Fizer Jon P. & Ellen B. Flood Sidney A. Foltz III Dee J. Force S. N. & Ada Ford Fund Lynne A. Foust Alice Fraizer Janet Frank Dr. Stephen Frank James E. & Sharon L. Frazier Dr. Evelyn B. Freeman Gayle Gorman Freeman Dr. Chad I. & Charlotte Friedman Friends of Jay Goyal Friends of the Mansfield- Richland County Public Library, Inc. Fuller, Sadao & Zung Jon R. and Amy E. Funk Craig & Annette Gandert Richard R. & Veda J. Gardner Marsha R. Garverick Garland J. Gates Frances B. Gaubatz Susan Duncan Gentille German Properties, L.L.C. Nicholas & Sally J. Gesouras Dr. David M. Gibson Dr. Lawrence L. & Judy Gibson Miriam T. Gilbert Mary Ellen Gillson Carol R. Giltz Christopher M. & Lauren M. Glaros

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Bob & Diane Glasener George H. & Joyce Gleiss Gobeille-Robinson and Associates Ronnie & Marla Goble Earl H. Goetz Estate C. Eugene & Sara A. Goin Catherine D. Goldman Steve Goldman Foundation, Inc. Harold A. & Beth W. Goldstein Fred & Carol Goodwin Jeff & Laura Gordon Jay Goyal Prakash R. & Kiran Goyal Nancy A. Green General Richard Green Allen E. Gress Lorie Gribble Michelle R. Grimm Harland L. & Joan M. Groves Sieglinde Hahn William Garner Hailey Catherine Hale Agnes E. Haley Percy & Nancy Hall Darren E. & Terri L. Hamilton Ed & Carol A. Hardin William B. & April G. Hardin Dan Hardwick Dave N. & Jill A. Haring Ellen K. Haring Dr. Frederick N. & Linda D. Haring Bato & Donna Harris John F. & Chriss E. Harris Margaret Harrison Paul & Jean Hatcher Marjorie Heichel John A. Heimann Carlos H. Hendrickson Jim & Debby K. Henry The Honorable James D. Henson Terese M. Herhold Laura P. Hester Janet D. Hestermann

Hi-Stat Manufacturing Co., Inc. Dr. Laurie Hickox Pat Hightower Steven E. & Patti A. Hill Thomas E. & Ann Hoaglin Marc Hockenberry Julia K. Hoffman Judy A. Hoffner Faith M. Holland Honeywell Hometown Solutions Betty Horner Estate Hostetler’s Catering, Inc. Bradley L. & Lee A. Hostetler Fred B. & Marion J. Hout Trust Bob & Debbie Hudson June Huffman Joseph E. & Edie B. Humphrey Hyundai Ideal Electric Company Independence Excavating, Inc. IRMCO Jim Mayes & Brock Mayes Dr. Bruce & Nancy L. Jackson The Cellular Connection- Mobile Solutions Cathleen R. Jamison Neil K. Jarvis Sue A. Jarvis Cheryl D. Jason Janet S. Jaynes Kathy R. Jenney Preet R. Jesrani & Florence Murray Andy M. Johnson, III Greg & Mary Johnson R. Philip & Marilyn P. Johnson Margaret Johnstone Leah R. Jones Nancy R. Joyce Harold E. & Norma A. Kahl Dr. Walter & Ann S. Kania John J. & Patricia C. Kastelic Royal P. Kear

Kina A. Kerst Key Foundation KeyBank Barbara A. Keyser-Fennell Dr. Rustom & Mary Khouri Linda M. Kidwell Marjorie M. Kieffer Donald J. Kindt Ann M. Kinstle Yolanda Kirschner Nadine Klimczak Peter C. Kole Nicholas J. Kozimor Byron S. Krantz The Kroger Company Ruth Krumlaw and Rich & John Finley Jennifer J. Kuns Peter J. & Susan E. Lavergne Marie J. Layacona Mark A. & Carolyn S. Lee Dr. John F. and Eleanor J. Leech Mary Kay Leedy Roy Leedy Juanita Lehnhart Kevin & Melissa Lehnhart Richard C. & Nancie L. Leon M. Eileen Levison Philip & Estelita Levison Lexington Alumni Association Lexington Avenue Executive Park Lind Outdoor Advertising Company Katherine Kenyon Lippitt Foundation Dr. Jack L. & Nancy A. Litle Dr. George Loesch Carol L. Loveless Lucas Local Schools Robin E. Lyons Robert E. & Charlotte Mabee Jerry G. Mack Susan Madura Janet E. Maglott Myron & Mary Maglott Pentti J. & Leena E. Maki

Malabar Farm Foundation Board Members Janet B. Mann Brent Martin Ray Marvin Charitable Fund Mark Masters Richard E. & Darlene Masters Eve McCarrick Eleanor Searle Whitney McCollum Foundation Annette L. McCormick Marilyn McCready Col. Gary & Molly McCue Lois M. McCullough Margie L. McCumber George G. McElligott Charlotte McFarland Phyllis McPhern Elsie M. McVicker Friends of David S. McVicker Meadow Estates Limited Partnership Mechanics Savings Bank MedCentral College of Nursing MedCentral Health System Andrew Medwid Mary L. Meehan Dixie G. Mehock Mennel Milling Company David V. & Carol A. Merle Judith A. Merrill Metal Conversions, Ltd. Erie K. Meyer Miller Metal Manufacturing Danny J. Miller Milliron Foundation Grant & Mary Milliron Ralph E. Minich The Mintz Family Foundation Philip & S. Lynn Mitchell Jacquelynne Mizer Diane S. Molyet Nello Monarchi Martha Montague Brian & Jennifer Moore William E. Moore, III Jim and Elisabeth Morando

Moritz Concrete, Inc. Frederick W. & M.S. Moritz Dale N. & Vickie A. Morris MT Business Technologies, Inc. Jim G. & Cindy S. Mudra Joseph H. Mudra Jana Mulherin Jason B. & Andrea F. Murray Margaret A. Murray Margaret M. Murray Calvin B. Musselman Jr. NAACP JoAnn J. Nash William K. & Annette R. Naumoff North Central State College North End Community Improvement Collaborative Inc., The Gary A. & Lucy B. Negin Ron & Linda M. Nelson Robert & Sharlene Neumann Dr. William C. Newman D. Melinda Nicholls Greg D. & Libby S. Nickoli James K. & Nancy S. Niswander North Shore AFL-CIO Sam & Mary Nosker Martha C. O’Mara Cynthia B. O’Neal Ohio AFL-CIO, Richland County Council Ohio Association of Public School Employees Local 4 Ohio Bird Sanctuary Ohio Federation of Teachers Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association Ontario Swim Team Nick Orosan The Ohio State University- Mansfield Thomas B. & Sally K. Oswalt Richard H. Otto & Linda Hering Bob & Erica Parnisari

35 Richard D. & Cynthia K. Partin Neil Patel Mrs. Eddie Pelasky Pepperidge Farm, Inc. Katherine E. Peresie Brett A. Peters Allison A. Petonic Carl E. & Norma E. Pfeifer The Phillips Family The Roy Phillips Family Donna M. Pignatelli Joseph B. & Sophie Polhemus Stephen V. Poll Jack Pollock Kelly Powell Sandra K. Powell Beth L. Price Steven R. & Karyl R. Price Matthew C. & Staci D. Probst Penny J. Pumphrey James Queen & Dave Rand Rainbow Gardens Anne A. Ramsay Mark & Sue K. Real Drs. Mark & Sarah Redding Mark E. & Pam A. Reed Patricia J. Reed Lydia J. Reid David L. & Therese M. Remy Jennifer J. Rich Richland Academy of the Arts, Inc. Richland Bank Richland County Medical Auxiliary Richland County Medical Society Heidi M. Rietschlin Judy H. Riley Jean M. Rinehart Roby-Foster-Miller-Earick, Inc. Cindy A. Rode Shari Roelle Salli S. Rohm Gretchen L. Rohm-Ensing Logan & J. Kim Ronk Richard G. and Bonita Ronk Solveig T. Root Rosenthal Family Foundation

W. Thomas & Joan G. Ross Rotary Club of Mansfield Rashan E. Rush Linda Samuels Dell M. Sanford Jean U. Sauter Suzanne Schamadan Brian W. & Krista Schmidt G. Stanford Schneider Trust Bill O. & Mary Ellen Schulz Michael A. & Tamara S. Schuster Bryan & Annette Schutjer Dr. Pat Schutjer Schwanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Home Service, Inc. Betty M. Schwier Thomas C. Scott Dan J. & Angela C. Scurci Ray & Sandra Secrist William & Sondra L. Seder Nancy E. Seibert Jennifer K. Seitz Thomas L. Seitz Select Sires, Inc. Roger & Peggy Selvage Arlene Senser Michael H. & Stephanie Seveigny Kathy Shambre & John Zgela Sheffield Steel Products J. Steve Sheldon Ann L. Sheppard David C. & Janet A. Shreffler Dr. Richard J. & Lorraine W. Shrilla Dean & Martha Shriver Alan, Debby, & Angela Shugart Paul and Adelyn Shumaker Foundation Mary Lou Sidle Anne Siegenthaler Loucks John L. and Maura S. Siegenthaler John H. Siegenthaler Thomas R. & Pamela H. Siegenthaler Robert F. & Barbara A. Sieving Mary Ann Silka Michael Silka

David & Kathy Sipes Rev. David S. & Peggy Sipes Rick & Cynthia B. Sjostedt Robert & Norma G. Sleek Laurie A. Slone Brad & Karen Smith Mrs. David Smith Jeffrey Smith Kristen L. Smith Dr. Lowell T. & Jan L. Smith Mark C. & Debbie J. Smith Matthew P. & Linda H. Smith Rodger A. & Rebecca C. Smith Timothy Smith Stanley A. & Helma K. Snow Snyder Family Trust Snyder Funeral Home Paula C. Spitzer Kevin & Michele Staller Richard R. Stander Brian L. & Sharon G. Starr Petros Stauridis Richard L. & Maxine C. Steele Beth Ann Steiner Richard C. Steiner Jason Stephens Brent D. & Lori L. Stephenson James William Stepro W. Chandler Stevens Ted & Ellen Stiffler Cathy Stimpert Jon D. Stinehour Charles E. Stone, Jr. Jeffrey & Dorinda Strang Gov. Ted & Frances Strickland Bryan K. Summer John H. & Suzanne S. Sumner Grace Sunbury John A. & Theresa R. Sutter Rosemary J. Sutter Stella F. Sutter Swan Cleaners Jeremy & Michelle Swank Stephen C. & Kimberly D. Swank John A. & Mildred E. Tamburrino

Tracy Tappan Dorothy R. Tasman Josh & Jennifer Taylor James W. & Anita M. Them Antoinette M. Thompson Fritz J. & Lori Q. Thompson Sandy Thompson & Sherry Richardson Thrivent Financial for Lutherans Foundation Charles and Jody Toms & Family Jennie M. Toms Carol & Larry Toms Albert Touby Duane & Jo Touby Ronald D. & Jacquie R. Touby Jeffrey & Anne Turley Ralph & Martha Turley Lawrence E. & Karin L. Turowski Mary Uehling Loughridge United Steelworkers Delano Lodge #169 Universal Enterprises, Inc. David L. Upham Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Van Scoy Sam and Janet VanCura Jill VanHarlingen Kevin R. VanMeter Lawrence W. & Jean L. VonBlon Lucinda K. Voss Dr. Blake D. & Gere C. Wagner, Sr. Ron & Ellen Walker Cheryl A. Walter Phillip W. & Ann E. Walter Richard M. & Joyce M. Walters Christine P. Wappner Helen E. Wappner Doris L. Weals Rilda Carolyn Weeks Sarah E. Wegesin John C. & Tresa Wehinger Weithman Bucyrus, LLC Susan L. Welch Dennis A. & Lori L. Welfle Betty E. Wells

Frances K. Welsh Anne C. Wendling Thomas J. Westbrook Alan & Diane Westfield Violet Wetzel Melissa E. Wideman Jim M. & Marty S. Widrick Daniel R. & Sharon H. Wiegand Jo Ann Wiggins Bruce R. & Sondra A. Wilging Bill, Jessie, & Rodney Wilkinson Doris Williams James R. & Patricia J. Wilson R. Shane & Kristen Wiltanger James R. Winkler E. Harry & Joan K. Wirstrom Ronald B. & Peggy J. Wiseman Terry E. & Carolyn G. Wiseman Rick D. & Jo Ann Witchey, III Dennis Wojtanowski David E. & Beverly K. Wolfe Margaret W. Wong & Assoc. Co., LPA Charles A. & Rebecca M. Woodling and Family Sally H. Workman Dean & Jean Wrasse John Yatko & Cristine Sutter William G. Zacharias Fred M. & Phyllis L. Zahn Mira N. Zeisler Robert M. Zeisler Kerril E. Zeuch Carl E. & Marilyn M. Zody

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Pamela H. Siegenthaler retired in July, 2010 , after serving 16 years as president.

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Sidney A. Foltz III CHAIR Charma Behnke Chriss Harris

Michael L. Bennett CHAIR ELECT Glenna Cannon John J. Kastelic

Richard M. Walters TREASURER Bruce Cummins John C. Roby

Cynthia B. Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal SECRETARY Thomas A. Depler Justin Marotta

STAFF (above) Douglas C. Freer Interim President and Vice President for Finance & Operations Rebecca Smith Program Officer Susan Madura Communications Director Kristina Johnston Administrative Assistant

Mark Masters Sharlene Neumann Cathy Stimpert

Don Mitchell Dr. Bruce Jackson Sam VanCura

Jason Murray W. Chandler Stevens Betty E. Wells

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RICHLAND COUNTY FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF ASSETS, LIABILITIES, AND NET ASSETS CASH BASIS

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DECEMBER 31, 2010 AND 2009

2010

2009

ASSETS Assets

Cash

Investments

82,356,301

73,981,439

Property and Equipment, Net

14,058

TOTAL ASSETS

$ 82,722,040

353,315 12,424

299,500

$ 74,294,997

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Liabilities

Payroll Taxes Withheld

1,044

1,615

Annuity Contracts Payable

86,523

90,875

Funds Held as Agency Endowments

4,818,471

4,356,929

Total Liabilities

4,906,038

4,449,419

Net Assests

Unrestricted

40,819,823

36,719,184

Temporarily Restricted

19,979,198

16,400,885

Permanently Restricted

17,016,981

16,725,509

Total Net Assets

77,816,002

69,845,578

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

$ 82,722,040

$ 74,294,997

The financial information provided is taken from the financial statements as audited by Riester, Lump & Burton, CPA's, Inc. A copy of the complete audited statement is on file at the Foundation office and available upon request.

RICHLAND COUNTY FOUNDATION STATEMENT OF REVENUE COLLECTED, EXPENDITURES PAID AND OTHER CHANGES IN NET ASSETS CASH BASIS YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2010 AND 2009 Unrestricted Revenue and Support Contributions $ 828,817

2010 Temporarily Permanently Restricted Restricted $ 278,291 $ 291,472

2009

Total

$ 1,398,580

$ 4,201,077

Investment Income

Interest and Dividends

975,368

999,009

1,974,377

Net Realized Gains (Losses) on Investments

261,909

306,063

(1,243,602)

Net Unrealized Gains (Losses) on Investments 4,516,572

3,633,100

8,149,672

9,454,083

Less Investment and Custody Fees

(139,069)

(128,585)

Net Investment Income (Loss)

5,614,780

4,938,172

10,552,952

9,973,759

Change in Gift Annuity Value

(10,818)

(10,165)

Net Assets Released From Restrictions

926,544

(926,544)

Reclassification of Net Assets

239,247

(239,247)

Total Revenue and Support

7,609,388

4,039,854

291,472

11,940,714

14,164,671

567,972

1,891,863

Expenses and Other Deductions Net Grants Paid

2,994,752

2,664,744

Administrative Expenses

513,997

531,088

Total Expenses and Other Deductions

3,508,749

3,195,832

Increase in Net Assets Before Current Year Change in Agency Liability

4,100,639

4,039,854

291,472

8,431,965

10,968,839

Current Year Change in Agency Liability

(461,541)

4,100,639

3,578,313

291,472

7,970,424

10,614,511

Net Assets at Beginning of Year 36,719,184

16,400,885

16,725,509

69,845,578

59,231,067

Net Assets at End of Year

$19,79,198

$17,016,981

$77,816,002

$ 69,845,578

Increase in Net Assets

$ 40,819,823

(354,328)

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