FY 2016 Annual Report: Building Dreams

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FY 2016 Annual Report

A letter from our Chief Executive Officer Dear Friends:

Eric Cummins Chief Executive Officer

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What an incredible year of growth we had in 2016! This past year St. Joseph Orphanage (SJO) continued to equip children and their families with the tools needed to achieve their dreams. We are committed to providing a safe, secure environment that enables young people to heal and move forward as we guide them on the road to recovery and success.

Here are just a few highlights from the past year:

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Our mission

St. Joseph Orphanage is a comprehensive behavioral health and educational treatment agency that helps children and their families on the road to recovery and success.

young adults, and families. We continue to improve accessibility and add new programs in order to meet the growing needs in our community. At this time, we ask you to consider partnering with us by making a financial contribution to St. Joseph Orphanage and our mission.

A donor envelope is included for your convenience. Thank you for your consideration and for your commitment to Building Hope and Strengthening Lives of the youth and their families of Greater Cincinnati and southwest Ohio.

Sincerely yours, Eric Cummins Chief Executive Officer St. Joseph Orphanage

year since 2010.

H The Medication Management Program expanded services to adult clients.

It is through the continued support of our generous donors and volunteers that we are able to reach more children, FY 2016 ANNUAL REPORT 1

Our services

St. Joseph Orphanage offers a wide range of mental health, behavioral health, and educational services to children, families, and young adults throughout southwest Ohio. We are committed to providing the individualized support and guidance necessary for positive life changes and future success.

ASSESSMENT

THERAPEUTIC FOSTER CARE

Assists in identifying suspected behavioral health and educational concerns, along with providing on-going treatment recommendations. Walk In Hours Available for Outpatient Services.

Providing therapeutic foster homes for children birth to 21, with a special focus on youth with behavioral health concerns.

PHARMACOLOGICAL MANAGEMENT

Community based apartments for youth transitioning to adulthood, including those aging out of foster care. On-site resident manager, life coach, and case manager.

Psychiatric assessment and medication management for youth in need of continued psychiatric support. Walk In Hours Available upon completion of Assessment with diagnosis.

COUNSELING SERVICES Individual, group and family therapy for youth with home, school, and office based settings.

COMMUNITY PSYCHIATRIC SUPPORT TREATMENT Community based case management working directly with youth and their families wherever the behavioral concern occurs.

TRANSITION TO INDEPENDENCE Intensive outpatient services focusing on a successful transition into adulthood.

INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES

SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS Embedded Behavioral Health Staff & Services in Public & Private Schools to yield better student performance.

If you are interested in our services, our Central Access Team is happy to answer any questions you may have and to help schedule your first appointment. Referrals can be made online, by phone, or during walk-in hours. Contact our Central Access Team by email at admissions@ sjokids.org, by phone at 513-741-3100 x2214 or online at www.SJOkids.org/services.

SPECIALIZED EDUCATION Therapeutic learning environment for students K-12. Individualized instruction and structured classrooms.

PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION/GROUP THERAPY Daily group therapy offers a therapeutic peer environment to support positive social and emotional development and relationships.

After school option also available.

RESIDENTIAL CRISIS STABILIZATION Providing a highly structured and secured living environment to assist youth with severe emotional or behavioral concerns.

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Our board members We are a safe community that walks with you through your journey of healing by honoring your voice, strengths, and experiences.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Michael G. Dailey, Chair Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Thomas E. Uhl, Past Chair NPA Realty Group Tracey L. Gibson, Vice Chair Unifund Nicholas C. Reilly, Treasurer HORAN S. Mary Catherine Faller, SC Secretary, Sisters of Charity Daniel E. Burke Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP

Kevin R. Kane Optimized Transitions Ryan M. Kilpatrick Clark Schaefer Hackett & Company John J. Kropp Graydon Head & Richey LLP Donald N. Lien The Kroger Company Sherry Malott Advanced Caulking LLC Donald E. Olinger Totes-Isotoner (retired)

Steve Feldmann

James D. Redmond Oracle Corporation

Michael T. LaRosa LaRosa’s Pizzeria

Daniel G. Spraul Spraul & Doan LLC

Jeff A. Rosa Sibcy Cline Realtors

Barbara A. Stefl ITW Air Management

BOARD

Craig M. Stimmel Procter & Gamble

Jeffrey A. Branca Marsh USA

Jill M. Wallace-Cooper Northern Kentucky University

Aimee N. Cordrey UC Health

Mary K. Wagner, Emeritus Board Member Procter & Gamble

David R. Deger Triton Services Inc.

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Jeffrey N. Ford GE Aviation ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE

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She dreams of being an artist

She dreams of playing basketball in college

“No dream is ever too small...aa a

They dream of competing on the track just like the professionals

He dreams of being a dinosaur... but he’ll settle for a veterinarian

He dreams of being a teacher

He dreams of being a professional football player

No dream is ever too big.” – Anonymous

She dreams of being on Broadway

She dreams of going to law school

Our financials Administration 15.6% Program expenses 17.3%

Development/ Community Relations 2.7%

Program personnel 64.4%

Expenses

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In-Kind donations 0.6% Contributions 2.4%

Revenue

Investment income 0.7% Misc. income 0.2%

United Way 0.7%

Program fees 95.4%

Expenses by service Outpatient 36% Education 21%

Partial hospitalization 10%

Residential 15% Medication management 6%

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Therapeutic foster care 12%

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The powerful Plair Sisters At first glance, sisters Ebony, Arieana, Shanyia, and Canesha appear to be just like any other group of siblings. All four can be described as bubbly and talkative, and are eager to talk about their dreams for the future. Their young faces are bright and full of hope, but according to their case manager, the girls all had to work long and hard to get to this point.

Five years ago, these girls led dramatically different lives.

12-year-old Ebony, the eldest of the four, vividly recalls what life was like before their time at St. Joseph Orphanage. It all started when their mother met a man who, at first, seemed nice. But while he doted on their mother, he showed little affection to her four daughters. “He was mean,” chimes Ebony. “We could tell he didn’t like us very much.”

While the feeling was mutual, the real nightmare began once the man moved into their home.

He dictated their every move, thought, and action. Instead of providing young Ebony and her sisters with love and protection, he ruled their home with violence and anger. Eventually, even the sight of the girls was enough ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE

to incite his rage. One day, he forced them all into a small room, locked the door and left them there for hours on end. With no beds, no food, and no bathroom – except for a dirty bucket in the corner, the sisters were now prisoners in their own home.

On the rare occasion they were allowed to leave their room to eat, the man kept a vigilant eye on their every move. If he suspected any of them of stealing food all four were punished severely. Even asking for a glass of water was grounds enough for punishment. And since the girls weren’t allowed to go to school or watch TV, most of their time was spent in their tiny prison, listening to violent arguments taking place right outside their door.

One day, thanks to the help of a relative, the girls’ dreams of escape came true. After learning of the girls’ situation, an aunt removed them from their home and called social services – which ultimately led them to St. Joseph Orphanage (SJO). With the help of staff and their Aunt Bessie, Ebony and her sisters have slowly learned how to process their ordeal. “They [the

therapists] helped us feel safe,” says Arieanna. “They helped us work through all the hard stuff.”

I can’t wait to see how they go out and change the world.

Now living in a stable, loving home with their Aunt Bessie, all four girls are flourishing. They also celebrate birthdays, as well as holidays, like Halloween and Christmas – something they had never been allowed to do in their previous home. But most importantly, Ebony, Arieanna, Canesha, and Shanyia are now free to dream about what the future has in store for them. “From the beginning I’ve told these girls that if they can dream it, they can do it,” says Aretha, the sisters’ longtime case manager. “And now that they believe it, I can’t wait to see how they go out and change the world.”

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Empty nesters open their hearts Donna and Charles Brown always dreamed of having a big family. But even after twenty years and raising five children of their own, they knew that they weren’t quite finished. “We always wanted more kids,” says Donna. “And there are so many out there in need of a good home, which is why we decided to look into foster care.” It was this calling that led them to St. Joseph Orphanage (SJO), just in time to come to the aid of two special boys.

St. Joe’s was there to answer every question, every phone call.

In 2011, three-year-old Larron and his two-year-old brother, Jylin, were removed from their mother’s care after police responded to a report of domestic violence at their home.

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shivering outside – one dressed in thin pajamas and the other clad in only a diaper. When they entered the house, they were shocked to find every room covered in trash, rotted food, and animal feces. One officer later described the incident as the “worst case of neglect” he had ever seen. That same night the boys left home for good.

Donna remembers the first time SJO staff introduced them to Larron and Jylin. “They had our hearts from the very first hug,” she recalls. Despite the boys being a handful in the beginning, Donna and her husband refused to be discouraged. In her words, “giving up on them just wasn’t an option.” The Brown’s adult children were also eager to welcome their new foster siblings into their family. For the first time in their young lives, the boys had warm beds to sleep in, new toys to play with, and all the food they could eat.

“The early days were a little hard,” Donna admits. “But St. Joe’s was there to answer every question, every phone call. We knew we weren’t going through this process alone.” With time and patience

both boys began to emerge from their shells. But perhaps the biggest change became evident when the brothers talked about their dreams for the future. According to Donna, during their first week at home, the boys were asked what they wanted to be when they grew up. One said he wanted to be a thief and the other said a burglar. “I was blown away,” she adds. “We knew we had to change that mentality immediately!”

Since then, the Browns have made it a priority to show Larron and Jylin that the world is full of endless opportunities. They encourage the boys to read as much as they can, to explore their passions, and to never ever limit their dreams. Five years and two adoptions later, the boys are starting to dream bigger than ever before. As of now, eight-year-old Larron wants to be a zookeeper, while seven-year-old Jylin is torn between a police officer and a fireman. Regardless of what the future has planned, Donna and her family are determined to do whatever they can to help their boys achieve their dreams, one day at a time.

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Our donors

We would like to extend our deepest gratitude to all of our supporters, including those who volunteered their time, gave in-kind gifts, and made monetary donations. Your continued support builds hope and strengthens lives for local youth and their families. Special thank you to the following list of donors who gave financial contributions during the 2015 – 2016 fiscal year.

ST. JOSEPH SOCIETY $7,500 AND UP

Cincinnati Bell Inc.

Annie Petersman

Citigroup

Don Petersman

Cotswold Foundation

Cornerstone Brands Inc.

Phoenix Performance Partners LLC

Henry and Elaine Fischer

Eric and Tricia Cummins

Projetech Inc.

James E. Gielty

D & D Real Estate Partners LLP

Jim and Kathy Redmond

Illinois Tool Works Foundation

Michael and Laura Dailey

Mike and Anne Reid

Bill and Caren Laverty

David and Amy Deger

Nicholas and Katherine Reilly

Joseph A. and Susan E. Pichler Fund

Dinsmore & Shohl LLP

Steve Richmond

Emery Oleochemicals LLC

Dr. Joseph and Mrs. Monica Rieman

Stephen and Sharon Farley

Jeff Rosa and Kathleen Bryant

First Financial Bank

Chris and Wendy Rowland

SC Ministry Foundation

Jeff Ford and Elizabeth Fikes

Johnathan and Susan Salyer

Jack J. Smith Jr. Charitable Trust

Gardner Business Media Inc.

Thomas Schiff

Timothy and Barbara Stefl

GE Aviation

Schlosser Financial

United Way of Greater Cincinnati

Edward and Jody George

Richard and Pamela Schwartz

Vanita Weyer *

Darren and Tracey Gibson

N. Scudder

Phil Graham

Selection Management Systems

BUILDERS OF HOPE

Grayden Head & Ritchey LLP

St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church

$5,000 TO $7,499

Greater Cincinnati Foundation -

Randy and Martha Stegbauer

of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Robert H. Reakirt Foundation, PNC Bank, Trustee

ASCAP

Anonymous Fund

Total Quality Logistics

Mary Funke, Esq.

Steve and Kathy Groh

Michael Toth

Paul and Maureen Lechleiter

Haglage Construction Inc.

United Way Anonymous Donations

Live Nation Worldwide Inc.

Homan Foundation

United Way of Metropolitan Chicago

Kathleen S. Mackenzie

Lesil Hopping

US Bank

Sherry Malott

HORAN

Nicolas Vincenty

Douglas and Mary Anne Newman

Jim and Susan Jenkins

Tom Wallace and Jill Wallace-Cooper

Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati

Johnson Investment Counsel Inc.

Western & Southern Financial Fund

Chip Turner

Katz Teller

David J. Westrich

Barry Kirby

Scott and Rachel Wiley

STRENGTHENERS OF LIFE

Kroger Co. Foundation

Jeff Yund

$1,000 TO $4,999

Kroger Community Rewards

Advanced Caulking LLC

Larosa’s Pizzeria

FRIENDS OF OUR MISSION

Anonymous Gifts (two donors)

Nick Lien

UP TO $999

Archdiocese of Cincinnati

Macy’s/Bloomingdales

Richard and Beth Adams

Archdiocese of Cincinnati -

Magnified Giving

Anonymous Gifts (42 donors)

Mercy Health

Adwoa S. Addo Asiamah

Barnes Dennig & Co. Ltd

James Miller and Patricia Cody

Amna Al Haddad

Michael Bergan and Tiffany Hanisch

LaDonna L. Monnin

Terry Allman

Timothy J. Bonacci

Gary and Kary Myers

AmazonSmile

Jeffrey and Laura Branca

Navian Capital

Dietmar and Teresa Amelang

Christine Brinker

Jerry and Janet Nieb

American Modern Insurance Group

James Brugger

North Bend Yacht Club

W. Alan and Margaret Burke

Susan K. O’Leary

American Scaffolding Inc.

Butler County United Way

Donald and Mary Lee Olinger

Ameritas Life Insurance Corp.

Castellini Foundation

Milan and Shilpa Patel

Kelly Anchrum

Chemed Foundation

Dr. Samir R. Patel

Tracy Anderson

Dept. of Community Services

ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE

and the American Modern Foundation

Paul and Jerilyn Anhofer

Albert and Jeanne Bosch

Brad Carmella

Michael A. Ansari

Glenn and Lisa Bostrom

Carpenters Local Union #2

Adam Ante

Emily C. Boswell

Ernie and Vicki Carrier

Edward C. Anton III

Betty J. Bowers

Richard and Debbie Carroll

Kyle Anzalone

Kimberly Fay Bowling

Jenny B Carver

Jason and Vickie Aspinwall

Sarah Bowman

Trish Carver

Assurex Health Inc.

Boy Scouts of America Pack 57

Albert D. Cash

Ayer Elementary School - Girls on the Run

Shelly Boyd

William Casson

B. J. Meyer Sons Funeral Home Inc.

Dianne Brackmeier

Jean Cate

Erik and Bethany Baar

Dorothy A. Bradley

Cemex Materials LLC

Sung-Min Back

James J. Brady

Patricia A. Chance-Taylor

Shareika Bramlet

Paul W. Chellgren

Michael and Ann Braun

Cheviot Lodge No. 755 Knights of Pythias

Stephanie Brenot

Children’s Garden Photography Studio

Cesare and Mary Briccio

Dennis and Debra Chotkevys

Thomas and Christine Brinkman

Regina A. Christensen

Charles Broadnax

Chubb Group of Insurance Companies

Jane Bader Charles Bagley Shonda Bajorek Logan Baker John Bakhit Susan R. Ballard Frank and Deborah Barberio Sandy Barge Jason and Elizabeth Barkey Amy Barkley Marian Barnett Matt Barry Angela S. Bart Steven T. Batsch Jonathan D. Bauer Gregg Beaty William Beaufait John and Beth Beccaccio Thomas and Mary Becht Dr. Stephen Beck David N. Beckett James and Julia Beckett Stanley and Ursula Beeler Tyler Beik

2,524 children and young adults served this year

Ann L. Bellersen

Christopher Brownstead

Michael A. Ciccarella

Bel-Wood Country Club

Barbara A. Bruce

Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

Bennett Family Foundation

Elizabeth Brummel

Cincinnati Coin Laundry

Julie Benning

George & Mary Jo Budig Family Foundation

Cincinnati Parrot Head Club

Thomas W. Berchem

Rick Buller

Cincy Brewcast

Carla Davis and Phil Bergstedt

Michael and Michelle Burdett

Andrew and Jennifer Cissell

Dorothy Berkemeyer

Dan and Anne Burke

Patrick J. Clark

Lori Bertke

Mike Burke

Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co.

Paul Bertrams

David and Elizabeth Buschle

Cobb Group

Paul and Joyce Betz

Kimberly D. Bush

Robert and Donna Cohen

Eric Bishop

Howard and Diane Butler

Cold Jet LLC

Dale and Sharon Blanton

Todd Butler

John and Cheryl Colegrove

Paul and Mary Blom

Ruben and Leticia Cabrera

Coleman Instrument Company

Robert and Patricia Bodnar

Cafco Services

Chalon Collins

Jerry and Jennifer Boeckman

James and Melanie Cahill

Michael and Kimberly Collins

James G. Boeddeker

Robert and Barbara Cahill

Robert L. Collins

William A. Bokenkotter

Nancy C. Calarco

Color Brite Display Inc.

David and Karen Boles

Rebecca Callender

Paul and Ann Conroy

Thomas and Susan Bolser

Dave and Barbara Cannon

Ryann Constable

Bonafide Commercial Services

Michael and Sandra Cappel

Contemporary Woman’s Club

Monica A. Bonfils

Cardinal Pacelli School

Tim Cooper

Boo Weekley Charity Golf

Gregory and Barbara Carel

Terri Corner

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Ken and Ruth Cornish

John Dotterweich

Louis and Catherine Faillace

Bill Geisen

Thomas and Helen Harrington

Michael J. Huesman

Kelsey Cornwell

Mari Jo Dougherty

Sister Mary Catherine Faller, SC

Eugene and Bernadine Gemperline

Kathy Harris

Robert Hughes

Terrence R. Cosgrove

George and Maureen Dreiling

Christopher and Lynn Fallon

Frankie D. Gentry

Amrita Harrison

Thomas and Penny Hulefeld

Erin Cox

Marilyn Driehaus

Glenn and Debra Fardy

Robert J. George

Mark and Carol Hartke

Patricia M. Hulgin-Theiss

Jack and Mary Crachiolo

Rita J. Driehaus

John and Linda Favaron

Walter J. Gerhardstein Jr.

Emma Hartkemeier

Robin Hummel

Lisa Cramer

Ray and Tayna Dronet

Peter and Bette Feldhaus

Monica Gerhardt

Thomas Hartmann and Regina Humbel

Ron Hummons

Crapsey & Gilles Contractors Inc.

DuBois Chemicals Inc.

John A. Feldkamp Jr.

Give with Liberty

Vincent T. Hartmann

Dr. Vincent and Mrs. Harriet Huschart

Croatian Foundation of America

Matt Dugan

Steven and Kathleen Feldmann

Christopher and Tina Glahn

James and Doris Haubner

Hydrotech Motion Control Solutions

Robert Crosby

Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gifts

Becky J. Fellerhoff

Carolyn Glenn

Norman and Betty Haubner

Theodore and Joanne Hyle

Keith Crothers

Alan and Wendi Dunlap

Marian R. Fenker

John and Nancy Glennon

Michael Haverkamp

Richard A. Ille

Thomas and Rita Ferguson

Glenny Glass Co.

Jay and Teresa Hayden

Julie Inman

Mary Jo Ferris

Gerald and Martha Glueck

Jeremy Hayden

ITW Air Management

Charles and Mary Ann Finn

Gary and Catherine Gochoel

Betty C. Headworth

Chad Ives

Fischer Process Industries

Phillip Goetz

Bruce and Melanie Healey

J. C. Penney Company Inc.

Fisher Pumps

Roberta K. Goewey

HealthSource of Ohio Inc.

Joanne E. Jacobs

Edward and Rita Fisher

Goodshop

Heart of Florida United Way

Donald J. Jansen

Herbert and Bettie Fisse

Tom Gormley

Paul V. Heberling

Chris Janson and Paige Kindell-Janson

Virginia R. Fitch

Christopher Grabarz

Evelyn R. Heidel

Timothy Ray Jarrett

Rob and Carolyn Florio

John and Eva Grachek

Elaine I. Heile

Mike and Becki Jean

John and Biruta Flynn

Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program

Heile Famliy Fund of the Bank of America

Robert P. Jenkins

Matthew J. Focke

Dennis Gramann

John and Victoria Foertsch

Linda S. Grant

Jackie Heim

Jim and Marilyn Wellinghoff

Follett Corporation

Lisa M. Grant

Kenneth Heintz

JLL Community Connections

Dr. Joseph D. Fondacaro

Richard and Gina Grawe

Ronald Hemmelgarn

Cara Joachimi

Forethought Financial

Michael and Kailen Gray

Alice G. Henkel

Mary Beth Jochum

Karen W. Frailie Christian Education Fund

Greater Cincinnati Foundation

Noreen M. Henkel

Lois Johannigman

Matt Frankey

Greater Cincinnati Performing Arts Society

Michael Henry

Johnson Charitable Gift Fund

Jeanne Franz-Huseman

Green Drinks Cincinnati

Herbert and Grace Herbers

David K. Johnson

Green Township Professional Firefighters,

Denise Heuer

Priestly and Carolyn Johnson

Robert and Tracey Heuerman

Sujarinee Jones

1,120 generous financial donors committed to our mission

Charitable Gift Fund

Bill Jett

CSX Transportation

James and Ann Dunlevy

FRCH Design Worldwide

Paul Cummins

Leonard Dunning

Connie Freking

Stephen Cunliffe

Diana L. Dupont

Monica A. Friedl

William Gregg and Teresa Nieman-Gregg

Richard J. Hickling Jr.

Wayne Jung

D&R Promotions LLC

Steve Durkee

Friends of the Orphans

Lewis J. Gregory

Maxwell W. Hilb

William Justice

M. Thomas Dalton

Tristen Dwumah

Donald Fries

Michael Grever

Guy B. Hinton

George and Majorie Kaminsky

Brian and Mary Daly

Patrick J. and Judith A. Earley

Frost Brown Todd LLC

David and Debra Groen

Mark Hladik

Megan M. Kamm

Betty Sue Daugherty

Lacea Eaton

Mitch Fry

Aaron and Goldie Groen

Jeffrey and Karen Hock

Alvin and Evelyn Kammer

Ira and Laurie Davis

Ray and Kathleen Ebbeler

Thomas and Cheryl Fry

Carol Groh

Phil and Gloria Hock

Carla Kampschmidt

Judith L. Day

Jose Echevarria

John and Carolyn Fuller

William Groneman and Maureen Flanagan

Eileen E. Hoffman

Kevin and Martha Kane

Richard J. DeCoursey

Kenneth and Karen Eckel

Steven and Connie Fulton

Robert and Catherine Grosse

Timothy and Julie Hoh

Tom Kanoza

Daniel and Gina M. Denier

Michael and Robin Eddleman

Connie C. Fultz

Gary and Dina Gruber

Wendy K. Holden

Mary L. Karle

Michael L. Dennemann

James and Caroline Eder

Janis Gabbard

Betty L. Grupenhoff

Jacqueline M. Holloway

Gurleen Kaur

Christina Dennis

Thomas and Judith Eichhorn

Larry Gache

Ingrid Grupp

N. F. and Jane Holtgrewe

Dana Kaushiva Menz

Bill Dent

Raymond and Carolyn Eisenschmidt

Phillip and Pam Gaible

Ralph and Barbara Gruppo

Louis and Louise Holthaus

William and Nancy Keating

Derringer Company

Tim Elam

John T. Gallenstein Jr.

Mary Gulick

Paulette Homer

Shashank and Christeen Kelkar

Sue Detmer

ElitAire Inc.

Larry Galluzzo

Charles and Holly Gundrum

Darien Homes

Dr. Ellen Kellogg

Charles M. Detmering Insurance/

Dr. Erik V. Ellingsworth

Lacy Galtere

Yvonne Gutapfel

Gregory R. Hopkins

Donna M. Kelly

Jeffrey and Judith Ellis

Bernadette Gansler

Jerome Gutzwiller and Rosalinda Infantozzi

Rodger and Susan Hoppe

John and Deb Kelly

James and Catherine DiBiagio

Amy T. Elmore

J. Neal Gardner

Ronald A. Gutzwiller

Stewart L. Horn

Craig and Charlene Kennedy

Mary Ann DiMuzio

Empire Marketing Strategies

Michelle Garrett

Adriana Guzman

Jack Cincinnati Casino

Timothy and Rachel Kerrigan

Ruth J. Dirr

Ronald Enderle and Maureen Richard

Glenn and Judith Gartland

Carl and Carol Hager

Jeff and Linda Horstman

Ryan Kilpatrick

Barbara W. Dixon

Denis English

Gary and Deborah Gartner

Janet M. Hagins

Rob Horton

Mi Yeon Kim

Linda Dixon

David G. Ennis

Kody Gastaldo

Hair by David

Chris House and April House-Beck

Rosemary Kincaid

Angie Dodd

Charles L. Eppinghoff Jr.

Christopher P. Gates

Brandon Hairston

John and Kim How

Shirley M. Kincaid

Alessandra M. Domina

Kathy Ernst

Scott and Deborah Gatje

Barbara G. Hammersmith

Larry and Deborah Howard

Emily King

Norbert J. Doran

David Eskenazi

John and Deborah Gawin

Kurt Hannah

Stanley and Sandra Howard

James and Ruth Kinne

Andrea L. Dorko

Donald and Teresa Evans

GE Foundation

Austin Hansford

Kevin Howe

Patricia L. Kirk

Dorothy M. Dorrmann

T. J. and Jennifer Evert

John and Taryn Gedney

W. M. Hanson

Sarah Huber

Steven Kirschner

Robert W. Dorsey

F.D. Lawrence Electric Co.

GEG Painting Inc.

Jack P. Harmeling

James R. Huesing

Kiwanis Club of Riverview-Delhi Hills

State Farm Insurance

ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE

IAFF 2927

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Rita Klapper

Michael and Lisa LaRosa

William L. Mack Jr.

Stephen and Ann Meese

Stephen A. Klei

LaSalle High School

Russell and Alexandra Maddux

John and Angie Meinerding

Deanne Kloss

Edward and Carol Laws

Steven and Cheryl Magyar

Bob and Carole Menke

Lawrence and Patricia Kluener

Michael and Diana Lawson

Donald Maher

David and Donna Menke

Marilyn J. Klug

Sibylle Lawson

Mark Mahoney

Sarah Mercer

Louis and Lois Knolle

Jim and Mary Lazzari

Blake Maislin

Ted and Ashley Merianos

Mary Ann Knosp

Leahy Consulting Inc.

Stacy Mannah

Ronald and Jeanne Merkhofer

Richard and Dona Koch

Daniel G. Lee

David and Rebecca Mannix

John R. Merkle Jr.

Renata Koebbe

Kelly Lehman in honor of

Robert and Maria Marsh

Messer Construction Co.

Carole Martin

Hilda Messmer and Dawn Messmer

Kimberly K. Koetters

Stephanie Lynn Stiffler

190 Howard and Claire Nichols Anthony and Joan Nickert

Pepper Construction Company of Ohio LLC

Elizabeth Niehaus

Debora Perez

Gregory and Sally Niehaus

Roger and Judy Peters

Kenneth Niehauser

Chris Petersman

Mary E. Nieman

Scott and Lori Petranek

Kristen Norton

Charles T. Petretti

Dennis Kolkmeyer

Alan and Nancy Leist

Charles and Claire Martini

David and Cynthia Metz

Joseph and Martha Kolks

Jennifer A. Lemmink

Charles Mason

Ronald and Marilyn Metz

Jonathan Koopman

Yuliya Levitskiy

Paul Maurer

Bruce and Ashley Metzler

Jonathan M. Koral

Brittanny A. Lewis

Sam Mauro

Keith Meyer

KPMG

Mark S. Lewis

Anne M. Maxfield

Thomas R. Meyer

Jay and Karen Kratz

Melissa Leyland

Frank Mayer

Vince and Beverly Meyer

Harold and Donna Kraus

Laurie Licata

Brittany Mayse

Martina Meyer-Heil

Leonard Kristof

Donald Lienesch

Mary F. McAllister

Daniel and Kathleen Michael

Kroger Company

Keith J. Lobring

Michael W. McAlpin

Anna L. Miller

Leonard and Elizabeth Kuertz

Rodney Lockaby

Yul McBerry

Barbara A. Miller

Scott Kuhlmann

George R. Logan

David and Michele McCafferty

Eugene and Loretta Miller

Werner and Sue Kummerle

Roger Logan

Brian and Tracy McCluskey

Karen Miller

Jane Kunkel

Robert and Joan Lohrey

Connie McCluskey

Miller-Coors National

Leonard Kuntz

Denise M. Lonneman

Pat McCluskey

James C. Millward Jr.

Jay and Patricia Kurtz

Richard and Mildred Lonneman

Lance McCord

Daniel and Melissa Miltner

S. George and Jo Kurz

Dilia Lopez

Kim S. McCoy

Ronald and Jan Mitchell

Jonathan and Gail Kushner

Kathy A. LoPiccolo

Jack and Charity McDermott

Charles R. Mitts

Dale and Pamela LaHue

David Lousteau

Joseph and Joann McDevitt

Al Moeller

Matt and Kathleen Lake

Daniel and Anne Lovell

Roche and Susan McGreevy

The Moeller Family in honor of

Marianne Lamey

Craig and Alice Lubetich

Peter McGrover

Suzanne A. Lamont

David P. Luckey

James and Karen McGuirk

Robert and Sandy Moeller

Ramon and Betty Landenwitch

Michael W. Ludwig

Nadine McKnight

Tom and Deborah Moeller

John and Jodi Landers

Ralph A. Luebbe

Angie McLearen

Carol A. Monahan

Jennifer Lane

Sam Luken

Gail L. McMahan

Linda Moore

Dr. T. W. and Mrs. Myrtle Nudd

Mary Jeanne Pierce

Brenda K. Lang

Kamika Lyons

Paul J. McReavy

James, Nathan and William Moorman

John and Terry Nurre

Matthew Plachecki

Edward H. Lang

Stella Lyons

Pam McWhinnie

Michael and Amanda Moorman

O.S.F. Mission Activities

Pleasant Run Presbyterian Church

Rosemary Lang

Tom MacDonald

Mary Meatchem

Elizabeth Moritz

Nancy A. Ober

Plumbers, Pipefitters & Mechanical

Collins Larbi

Keenan Mack

Tina M. Medl

John Morris

Norbert T. Ober Jr.

Gary and Diane Moser

Marie O’Connell

Dean Pocius

Mullaney’s Pharmacy

Michael and Leslie Odioso

Carole M. Podwell

Dale Oelker

Donald K. Pogan

Michael Munafo

Michael Oliver

Poppy’s Sports Bar and Grill

Tony Munafo

John and Kelley O’Lone

Salvatore Potestivo Jr.

Shelia Munafo-Kanoza

Thomas and Beverly Olthaus

Steve and Linda Poulemanos

Ikenna Muoka

Carole S. Orth

Steve Powers

Murphy’s Pub

Craig and Denise Osterhues

Thomas Powers

Dennis P. Murray

Carol Osterman

Dale and Patricia Prairie

Thomas and Marguerite Murtaugh

Antoinette Owens

Marie J. Praspal

John and Mary Mushaben

Charles and Carolyn Owens

John and Helen Preklas

Kate Mutchler

Sarah Pagenstecher

Priority 1 Construction Services

Janet B. Myles

Joseph W. Palazzolo

Process Pump and Seal Inc.

Roger and Susan Nadler

Dianne Palmer

ProSource

Ida Ndunda

Diane B. Para

Jeff and Julie Pugh

Jonathan Nerz

LaVerne Park

Cynthia A. Radziwon

Julia A. Neumann

William Patterson

Luke and Mary Rahrig

Bonnie L. Newman

Robert and Kristen Pearson

Sara M. Rahtz

Russell James Newsom

John P. Pendergest

Alice Ransom

1,296 volunteers making a difference ST. JOSEPH ORPHANAGE

Al and Sheila Moeller

& Medical Supplies

foster children in safe, loving homes Equipment Services, Local #392

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John and Joanne Raterman

Sue Rodenberg

Daniel Sammons

Robert A. Singer

William and Amy Thaman

Christopher and Rosella Walter

Joseph W. Raterman

Kimberly A. Rodkey

Erik Sams

Judy C. Sisson

The Spirit of Cincinnatus

Chelsee Morgan Walters

Edward and Karen Rathman

James and Lisa Roedig

Leah Sams

Todd and Lisa Sloan

ThermoFisher Scientific

Timothy and Lisa Wanstrath

Richard and Audrey Reardon

Donald Rogers

Craig Sander

Jamie Smalligan

Mark Thiel

Ryan and Ann Wantz

Anthony and Louise Redden

Michael J. Rolcik

Charles and Jan Sanford

Adam C. Smith

Debra Thoma

Mary Ward

Craig Reddick

Kevin and Sandra Rolf

Donna Sarky

Carrie L. Smith

Amanda Thomas

Gary and Cindy Watson

Ted and Mary Redmond

George and Mary Rolfes

Robert Sauerland and Loretta Helfrich

Lendsey Smith

Jeremiah Thomas

Brian Watterson

Valerie P. Reece

Romeo & Company

Susan Saunders

Michele Smith

Carleen Thompson

Thomas and Marcia Webb

Robert and Nancy Reeder

Tom Rooney

Damian and Robin Scallon

Perpetual Smith

Christopher and Kathleen Thompson

Jerome and Ingrid Weber

Ronald and Judith Regenhold

Melianie C. Roper

John and Mary Jo Schablein

Dr. Wiley and Mrs. Pamela Smith

Evan and Linda Thompson

Mary Anne Weber

David Schacherer

Barry Smyth

Timothy Tierney

Dr. Robert Wehr and Dr. Judith Bloomer

Anita Marie Schafer

Society of the Transfiguration

Bernadette Ann Toebbe

Frank and Mary Weibel

Harold and Patricia Scharf

Robert Sonnega and Diana Du-

Robert and Linda Toepfer

Donald and Sandra Weinkam

Jeff Scharf

enne-Sonnega

Erika Tonne

Carol Weisman

Robert J. Schell

Keith and Susan Spayd

Toyota Regional Motor Sales -

Paul and Dianne Wendel

Philip and Donna Schellenbach

Ronald and Kay Spiess

Chris Schildmeyer

Bonnie J. Spitznagel

TQL Foundation

Matt Werner

Carl and Mary Schlotman

Thomas Spurr

Travelers Insurance

West Elkton United Methodist Church

Gerald and Mary Schmidt

Pam Stacy-McLaughlin

Linda Trenn

Laurence and Donna Whalen

James E. Schmidt

Heather L. Stahler

Kurt J. Tschofen

Charles White

Kimberly A. Schmidt

H. Leonard Stallo

Cynthia L. Turner

Edwin and Patricia White

Megan Schmitt

James D. Stapleton

Thomas E. and Mary S. Uhl

Kathleen L. Whitton

David and Connie Schmitz

Star Solutions LLC

Virginia Ulliman

Johner A. Wical

Stephen and Julie Schmitz

Richard A. Steffer

Ultimate Support Homecare Inc.

Firmin and Constance Widmer

Fred Schrichten

Greg Stegbauer

United Food and Commercial Workers

David and Dorothy Wieczorek

Thomas H. Schulz

James and Kimberly Stegeman

Michael and Allyson Schumacher

John F. Stehlin

United HealthCare of Ohio Inc.

John Paul Wilkens

Arthur and Ruth Schwartz

Lisa Steinkuhl

United Way of Central Indiana

Ami Wilkins

Jorge A. Schwarz

Marie Steinkuhl

United Way of Greater Philadelphia

Staci Willenbrink

Edward and Maryann Schwegman

Margaret J. Steinmetz

Douglas and Carole Schwettmann

Ulli Steinmetz

Joseph and Julia Schwind

Bette Stekli

Jessica Scott

Scott Stevens

UnitedHealth Group

Lisa Wilson

Rachel Scott

Randy Stewart and Edward Stewart

Mark Upton

Roger and Elizabeth Wilson

Robert and Mareka Scott

Bill and Lisa Stock

Thomas and Donna Vale

Robert and Deborah Winter

Natallya Seals

Sherrill Stockton

Jakub Valkoun

Scott J. Wittman

Jeff and Mary Seamon

Robb Stohlman

Anjaneyulu Vankam

Robert Wood

Patrick and Joann Sedgwick

Cathy Strief

Vantiv Inc.

Employees of Woodhull LLC

Max Seibert

Louis Strike

Sue Vasilevic

Stephen and Nancy Woods

Ann B. Serrato

Andy and Lori Stroehlein

Elise Venter

John and Beverly Worpenberg

Donna M. Sexton

Joseph A. Stross

Margaret Vettel

Patricia Wuennemann

Martin and Barbara Sexton

Axel Struwe

Philip Viars

Susan Wyder

Grace D. Sferra

Brian and Janet Sullivan

Sandra L. Villari

Arthur and Phyllis Wyrick

18

%

increase in the number of children & families served over previous year

Cincinnati Region

Union Local 75

& Southern New Jersey United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley

Gayle Marie Wergers

Bethany Wiegand

Harry and Sandra Williams Jerry and Suzanne Williston Emmanuel Wilson

Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Rosa Brothers Contracting LLC

Archana N. Shah

Maureen R. Sullivan

James K. Vogel

Khalil Yatim

Donald and Mary Reuss

Valorie Rosa and Lorraine Capurro

Kris Shepherd

David and Peggy Surface

Michael and Kathleen Volle

Regina Yormesor

Rosemary Reyering

Kent and Barbara Ross

Jennifer A. Shields

Patsy Swailes

VonLehman Technology LLC

Mark and Diane Young

Rhinegeist Brewery

Rev. James and Mrs. Rosina Rouse

Jacob Shifman

Timothy and Elizabeth Sweet

Michael and Carol Voorhees

Yunker Group

Dr. James and Mrs. Nancy Rice

Donald and Claire Rowekamp

David T. Shuey

Jim Swisher

E. Jean Vorholt

Richard and Mary Zahneis

Shane Rice

Matthew Donald Rowekamp

Sibcy Cline Realty

David K. Talbot

Gerald and Kathleen Vorholt

Joseph and Barbara Zeiser

Christina Rich

Nate Rozof

Patti Sibcy

Gloria Taphorn

Laura A. Vradelis

Albert and Lois Zenz

Jay D. Richter

Virginia Rueve

Thomas R. Siebel

Barbara Taylor

W.P. Dolle LLC

James and Theresa Zenz

Dennis and Kathleen Riehle

Brenda Ruffner

Raymond and Marilyn Siemer

Maureen C. Taylor

Margo V. Wachs

Guiru Zhang

Kimberly Riggins

Joy M. Rusche

Sillis Construction LLC

Alexander and Lura Teass

Aspi and Aban Wadia

Jessica Zilliox

Margaret C. Rilling

Byron Russell

Ronald J. Simes

Micah J. Tekuelve

Gregory and Janet Wagner

Jacqueline Zurlinden

Erin Rink

Lynda Rust

Bradley Simpson

Matthew and Tracy Tepe

Stephen and Donna Wagner

Scott and Amy Rink

RWI Logistics LLC

Kaela Simpson

Richard and Trudy Tepe

Matthew Walker

* deceased

Scott and Lydia Robinson

Sacred Heart Church

Opal R. Singer

Mark and Stephanie Thaman

Neville Wallace

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Program highlights INDEPENDENT LIVING SERVICES (ILS) St. Joseph Orphanage’s ILS Program partnered with the Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Youth Employment Services, which provides employment readiness training and job coaching to local youth.

Three clients graduated from high school while in the program, and two more are currently attending Wright State University this year.

PHARMACOLOGICAL PROGRAM (MEDICATION MANAGEMENT) In an effort to meet the growing needs of the community, St. Joseph Orphanage’s Butler and Villa Campuses now offer walk-in hours for medication management. We’ve also extended services to cover adults as well.

COUNSELING SERVICES

CRISIS STABILIZATION UNIT (CSU) The Crisis Stabilization Unit is a safe, secure living environment designed to assist children exhibiting moderate to severe emotional distress or mental health concerns. This year, the CSU served more clients than any previous year since 2010.

All residential units have since been remodeled, complete with new paint, carpeting, and furniture.

Finally, three clients have moved on from the CSU and are now participating in St. Joseph Orphanage’s Independent Living Program.

FOSTER CARE Over the past year, St. Joseph Orphanage’s Foster Care Program has licensed 16 new foster homes. In addition to providing homes for more than 190 children in southwestern Ohio, staff also helped 11 young people find their forever homes.

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Our outpatient program increased the number of children we serve by 26%. Additionally, St. Joseph Orphanage’s new partnership with MindPeace has allowed for staff to extend our counseling services into several new schools in the Greater Cincinnati area.

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Get involved MAKE A DONATION Your generous financial contribution will ensure that St. Joseph Orphanage can continue to build hope and strengthen the lives of the children and families we serve. To make a donation, please use the enclosed envelope, visit www.SJOkids.org, or contact Patty Hiatt at 513-741-5690 x2368.

DONATE ITEMS Provide a child with the items they need to succeed.

St. Joseph Orphanage is always in need of the following:

H School supplies H New clothing, socks, and shoes H Art supplies H New toys H Personal care items (i.e. shampoo, soap, deodorant, toothpaste)

H New furniture and household items for our Independent Living Program

H Seasonal items (i.e. coats, swimsuits, Halloween costumes, Christmas toys) To learn more about current needs or to make a donation, please visit www.SJOkids.org.

PLANNED GIVING There are numerous avenues in which you can leave behind a legacy of building hope and strengthening lives for years to come. St. Joseph Orphanage will work with you to ensure your charitable request has a lasting impact both during and after your lifetime. To learn more about St. Joseph Orphanage or to notify us of an intended gift, please contact Development Director Jim Jenkins at 513-741-5690 x2103 or visit www.SJOkids.org.

VOLUNTEER WITH US Make a difference by volunteering your time and energy on behalf of St. Joseph Orphanage! We offer various individual and group volunteer opportunities throughout the course of the year. Projects often range from landscaping and running program supply

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drives, to hosting parties for our residential youth and more. For more information about available volunteer opportunities, contact Volunteer Coordinator, Lisa Caminiti, at 513-741-5690 x2225 or visit www.SJOkids.org.

BECOME A FOSTER PARENT Consider opening your heart and your home to a child in need. Our team here at St. Joseph Orphanage will provide you with the training and tools you and your family will need throughout the entire foster care system. To learn more about becoming a foster parent, please contact Krista Spurling at 513-741-5690 x2360 or visit www.SJOkids.org.

JOIN US FOR AN EVENT Annual Golf Outing St. Joseph Orphanage’s Annual Golf Outing serves as a great way to support the children of St. Joseph Orphanage, all while playing a few rounds of golf!

Get involved by becoming an event sponsor, forming a team, or sponsoring a hole!

A Night Under the Stars Enjoy a night out, complete with a scenic view of the Ohio River, cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, silent auction and so much more! All proceeds from the event will benefit St. Joseph Orphanage’s educational programs.

Join the festivities by becoming an event sponsor or donating an auction item Visit www.SJOkids.org or call 513-741-3100 for more information about upcoming events.

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Our locations St. Joseph Orphanage Villa Campus

St. Joseph Orphanage Altercrest Campus

St. Joseph Orphanage Butler County Office

St. Joseph Orphanage Dayton Office

5400 Edalbert Drive Cincinnati, OH 45239 513-741-3100

274 Sutton Road Cincinnati, OH 45230 513-231-5010

6975 Dixie Highway, Suite A Fairfield, OH 45014 513- 887-2100

3131 South Dixie Drive, Suite 220 Moraine, OH 45439

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Get invovled DONATE Your generous financial contribution will have a lasting impact on the lives of the young people we serve.

To make a donation, please use the enclosed envelope or visit www.SJOkids.org.

VOLUNTEER Make a difference by volunteering your time and energy at St. Joseph Orphanage. Visit www.SJOkids. org for more information about individual and group volunteer opportunities.

BECOME A FOSTER PARENT Consider opening your heart and your home to children in need. Visit www.SJOkids.org for more information about becoming a foster parent.