2021 Annual Report

Annual

2021

Report

Society of St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati

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DEAR FRIENDS, Neighbors who turn to St. Vincent de Paul for assistance often face situations that are decidedly complicated, but are unfortunately common, as far too many in our community experience great levels of need. Some do not know where their next meal will come from. Others are struggling to pay their bills after losing shifts at work. Many are facing eviction and are on the verge of losing a stable home. This was the reality before the pandemic and continues to be the reality, at a heightened level, today.

While the need for assistance is great, the good news is this – so is the generosity of people like you. You helped provide nourishment through the groceries distributed to shoppers at our Becky and Ted Catino Choice Food Pantry. You helped provide comfort through fans and air conditioners in the summer and coats, hats and scarves in the winter. You helped provide relief by paying rent and utility bills that kept thousands of families in their homes. More than anything, you helped provide hope and help, reinforcing the inherent dignity of each person who called on us for aid.

The year 2021 was, by all means, extraordinary. Our thrift stores welcomed many new and returning customers – resulting in more merchandise being sold than ever before. At our Don & Phyllis Neyer Outreach Center, after 15 months of serving neighbors curbside and over the phone, we reopened walk-in services in July, providing more opportunities for person-to-person service. And, as we continued to receive a high number of calls from neighbors needing assistance, we provided over $3.5 million in rent and utilities assistance -- $1.4 million more than we provided in fiscal year 2020.

As we faced the challenges of another pandemic year in 2021, we also continued to piece together new plans for our future. You can read more about that on pages 12-14, as we lay out exciting additions for our Charitable Pharmacy – and, as we debut our Clothing & Home Resource Center, a new space dedicated to providing free clothing, beds and other household goods to our neighbors.

It does not escape us that this organization would not have the capacity to serve so many, nor the ability to look to the future, without the tremendous help of our supporters. Our Vincentians, our volunteers, our community partners, our donors – YOU truly bring our mission to life. You are there for our neighbors in times of uncertainty, when there may be seemingly no other options, and nowhere else to turn to for help.

While the future still remains unclear, we are certain that as long as there is need, there will be people like you, raising their hands to help. For that, we sincerely thank you.

Mike Dunn Executive Director

Alison Zlatic President, Cincinnati District Council

TABLE OF CONTENTS Who We Are….…. 4 Conferences…….. 6 2021 Impact……... 8 Outreach Programs.............10 Seasonal/Holiday Programs……..…11 Charitable Pharmacy……….12 Clothing & Home Resource Center..14 Your Involvement……..15 Financials………..16 Board of Directors…………18 Legacy of Hope Society………….20 Donors………….21

HO WE AR

BRINGING FAITH ALIVE • 53 parish-based Conferences • 5 youth and young adult Conferences • Ozanam Center for Service Learning • Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC) year-of-service program • Vincentian Formation Workshops and Retreats HEALING & HOPE • Charitable Pharmacy, primary care and health services • Re-entry Program (serving formerly incarcerated neighbors) • Working Better Together (workforce development program) HUMILITY & SIMPLICITY • 7 Thrift Stores & Donation Centers and one Outlet Store • Clothing & Home Resource Center • Clothing & Furniture Voucher Program • Bob & Sylvia Rahe Bed Program PERSON-TO-PERSON ASSISTANCE • Don & Phyllis Neyer Outreach Center • Homelessness Prevention Program • Ed & Joann Hubert Family Conference Assistance Fund • Becky & Ted Catino Choice Food Pantry • Conference Food Pantry Network • Call Center • Seasonal Assistance Programs Top left: VVC participants are led on a walking tour by Dr. Mark Mussman of the Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition.

Bottom left: Pharmacy Director Rusty Curington poses for a photo with his Pharmacy staff. Bottom right: Food Pantry Manager Demi Schoenherr at work in the Gil and Joan McLean Food Pantry Processing Center.

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“It is our vocation to set people’s hearts ablaze, to do what the Son of God did, who came to light a fire on earth in order to set it ablaze with His love.” – Bl. Frederic Ozanam, Founder Society of St. Vincent de Paul

“I was terrified I was going to lose everything.”

– Heather

STABILITY IN A TIME OF UNCERTAINTY For Heather, moving from an apartment to a rental house meant her kids finally had a safe place to play outside. But when she was laid off from her job and fell behind on rent, she worried she could be on the verge of homelessness – again. That’s when she reached out to St. Vincent de Paul.

Heather’s call for help was answered by Resurrection of Our Lord Conference, a small but mighty group of Vincentians who help hundreds of West Price Hill neighbors with basic needs each year. Heather says she was within days of receiving an eviction notice when Sharon, the Vincentian who had taken on her case, called her to tell her St. Vincent de Paul could help.

In addition to funds raised by Resurrection of Our Lord Church parishioners, Sharon had secured funding from two other local Conferences through a process called twinning. She also applied and received aid from the Ed & Joann Hubert Family Conference Assistance Fund to pull together the entire sum – nearly $1,500 – Heather needed to keep her family in their home.

Now back to work, Heather says Sharon was like “an angel” during her time of need. “She went above and beyond to help me,” Heather recalls.

In the past year, St. Vincent de Paul distributed over $712,604 in direct assistance, most commonly for rent or utilities, to over 1,500 families through the Ed & Joann Hubert Family Conference Assistance Fund, a 107% increase over fiscal year 2020.

Thanks to this critical resource, the generosity of many supporters at Cincinnati’s Catholic parishes and the steadfast work of its Vincentians, St. Vincent de Paul served 36,241 neighbors through its Conferences in 2021, helping them to find stability – and hope.

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CONFERENCES The hands and feet of St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati are its 1,167 volunteers, known as Vincentians, who provide compassionate, person-to-person engagement with and service to neighbors.

Guardian Angels

St. John the Baptist, Northgate

Holy Family

St. John the Baptist, Harrison

Holy Trinity

St. John the Evangelist, Deer Park

Our Vincentians serve neighbors in need in nearly every corner of Hamilton County through 53 parish-based Conferences, four youth Conferences, one young adult Conference, two Special Works Conferences and more.

Nativity of Our Lord

In 2021, as COVID-19 vaccines became widely accessible, some Conferences returned to in-person visits in neighbors’ homes with safety measures in place. Others continued to connect with neighbors through socially-distant methods, such as over the phone or through video chat.

The Cincinnati District Council Conferences are: All Saints Annunciation/St. Monica-St. George

Immaculate Heart of Mary McNicholas High School Mount Notre Dame High School

Our Lady of the Rosary/ St. Matthias

St. Margaret-St. John St. Martin of Tours

Our Lady of the Valley

St. Mary, Aurora, IN

Our Lady of the Visitation

St. Mary, Hyde Park

Our Lady of Victory

St. Michael the Archangel

Our Lord Christ the King

St. Saviour

Resurrection of Our Lord

St. Teresa of Avila

Roger Bacon High School

St. Ursula Academy

San Oscar Romero

St. Vincent Ferrer

St. Aloysius Gonzaga

St. Vivian

St. Ann

St. William

St. Antoninus

Xavier University

St. Bartholomew St. Bernard, Spring Grove Village St. Bernard, Taylor Creek St. Boniface St. Catharine of Siena St. Cecilia

Bellarmine Chapel

St. Clement

Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains/ St. Xavier

St. Dominic

Church of the Resurrection

St. Gertrude

Good Shepherd Catholic Montessori

St. Jude St. Margaret Mary

St. Clare

Good Shepherd

St. Joseph, West End

Our Lady of Lourdes

Assumption

Corpus Christi/St. John Neumann

St. Joseph, North Bend

St. Elizabeth St. Ignatius of Loyola St. James of the Valley, Wyoming St. James the Greater, White Oak

Vincentians gather for the annual Fall Fellowship mass and awards ceremony.

Your Impact: Fi clothing

rent

food

Over $13.4 MM

43, 172

in thrift store retail sales

calls for assistance received at call center

$419,229

worth of clothing and furniture distributed at no cost, through the thrift store voucher program

864

beds distributed to neighbors in need

$965,681 provided in utility assistance, an increase of 63% over FY ‘20

iscal Year 2021

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(October 2020 – September 2021)

35,736

neighbors accessed food through the Becky & Ted Catino Choice Food Pantry

$2,561,206

2,633

provided in rental assistance, an increase of 66% over FY ‘20

participants in service learning programming

64,779

hours of service from Vincentians

ROGRAM

OUTREACH PROGRAMS BED PROGRAM Seven-year-old Lakeeva smiles as a group of volunteers carry a new, twin-sized mattress and bed frame into her grandmother’s apartment.

For Lakeeva and her grandmother, the delivery is a welcome sight: without a proper bed, Lakeeva had been falling asleep at night on the floor.

wraparound basic needs support.

Over the past year, 37 neighbors participated in this transformational initiative.

In an effort to respond to the evolving needs of the community, St. Vincent de Paul developed and launched Working Better Together in 2021. Through this program, SVDP empowers new employees at its thrift stores with job readiness training, mentorship, and the support of a small cohort. Working Better Together will continue to expand in 2022, as part of our effort to incorporate more systemic change programming, as identified in our Upward Together Strategic Operating Plan.

Lakeeva is one of 50 children who received a new bed through Day to Dream, a partnership with WCPO 9, Morris Home Furniture and Mighty Men, a Crossroads Church volunteer group, which raises awareness and support for neighbors in need of a safe place to sleep at night through a one-day SEASONAL & HOLIDAY event and telethon campaign.

ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS St. Vincent de Paul’s Bob & Sylvia Rahe Bed Program provided 864 beds to neighbors throughout the year – including 347 for children like Lakeeva. For neighbors facing difficult circumstances, such as housing instability, domestic abuse, pest infestations or economic hardship, the purchase of a bed can be simply unaffordable. By providing mattresses, box springs and bed frames, St. Vincent de Paul offers these families comfort and support.

RE-ENTRY St. Vincent de Paul provides ongoing assistance to neighbors affected by the justice system, including returning citizens (formerly incarcerated individuals) and their families. Since 2019, one component of this aid has been Upward to Work, a workplace preparedness program offering skills training, job placements and

FAN & A/C DISTRIBUTION Every day, families across Greater Cincinnati struggle to afford basic necessities – such as food, clothing or medicine. That’s why St. Vincent de Paul helps make the dog days of summer a little easier with the Fan and A/C Distribution, presented by Braun Heating and Air Conditioning. This program has helped ease the burdens brought on by oppressive heat and humidity, felt especially by neighbors with medical conditions, families with young children and the elderly, for the past 20 years.

In 2021, we provided heat relief to a record number of families, distributing 897 box fans and 731 air conditioning units. Adjustments to our distribution model, including using an online request form for A/C units, helped to increase accessibility to this form of assistance. We are sincerely

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grateful for everyone in our community who recognized how crucial this effort is and responded with generosity.

Over the past year

37

neighbors participated in Upward to Work

WINTER COAT DISTRIBUTION* Each winter, St. Vincent de Paul collects coats, hats, mittens and more to distribute to our neighbors. With the help of partners WLWT, Warm 98.5, Gold Star Chili, LeMasters Consulting, New Riff Distilling and over 140 other businesses, schools and churches, we collected thousands of coats to share warmth and comfort with those in need.

This winter, we provided 1,881 neighbors with a coat through three distribution events. We also continued to offer vouchers for coats at our Neyer Outreach Center, and have distributed over 172 more coats (at time of printing) through this model.

897 box fans & 731 air conditioning units distributed

1,881

CHRISTMAS JOY* Spreading the joy of Christmas is a cherished tradition at St. Vincent de Paul, and this year, we reached more families than ever before!

Thanks to the many supporters who gave to our Angel Toy program, Christmas Together and Tepee Giving Tree, 2,885 children unwrapped presents this Christmas, making the holidays brighter for 1,051 families in need.

We could not have fulfilled so many requests for gift assistance without the hundreds of individuals, businesses, schools and other groups who organized toy collections, purchased presents, sorted donations, and so much more. Thank you! *These programs reflect results for programs held in fiscal year 2022

coats were distributed through three distribution events

2,885

children received presents this Christmas

LIFE-SUSTAINING CARE After picking up her prescriptions at St. Vincent de Paul’s Deaconess Health Check / Charitable Pharmacy, Jennie gets into her car and cries. The gratitude she feels is overwhelming.

“I am not sure what I would do without the Charitable Pharmacy.”

Jennie has worked all her adult life. Now 67 years old, Jennie continues to work to be able to afford to live. Wages from her full-time job and assistance from Medicare are simply not enough for Jennie to afford the hefty copays on her medications, totaling in the thousands each month. Over the years, she has withdrawn $20,000 from her retirement account just to pay for her prescribed medications.

Now, Jennie has prescriptions filled at no cost, thanks to the Charitable Pharmacy.

“Without the Charitable Pharmacy, I would still be making decisions about what I can and can’t afford,” Jennie asserts. “Now I don’t have to do that, and it has made a world of difference.”

In the 2021 fiscal year, St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy filled 70,190 prescriptions valued at nearly $10.7 million, saving the local healthcare system an estimated $5.3 million in emergency room visits, hospital stays, and other costs.

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Charitable Pharmacy

2021, BY THE

NUMBERS: $10.34 87% worth of medication dispensed for every dollar donated

of prescriptions filled from donated medication

1,496

primary care appointments performed

1,582

comprehensive medication reviews

1,667 patients served

With the start of 2022, the Charitable Pharmacy launched a new 3-year strategic plan, Prescribing Hope. This plan seeks to improve the health of underserved residents through expanded access to pharmaceutical care and to enhance the Charitable Pharmacy’s sustainability as its reach continues to grow.

Excitingly, this plan includes the opening of a third location of the Charitable Pharmacy inside St. Vincent de Paul’s Milford Thrift Store. This will give patients who live east of Cincinnati better access to care. Hours of operation will increase at the existing Charitable Pharmacy at the Western Hills Thrift Store, too. The plan also calls for the Charitable Pharmacy to enhance its nurse practitioner-led health services, to expand opportunities for volunteers and pharmacy learners to support the program, and to grow its sources of donated medications.

St. Vincent de Paul recently began the quiet phase of a $5MM campaign to directly address barriers neighbors face to receiving their medications, and ultimately ensure more neighbors can access life-sustaining services at the Charitable Pharmacy.

CLOTHING AND HOME RESOURCE CENTER “This is the best place…

I found everything I need here.”

–Curtis, Clothing & Home Resource Center shopper

Pay a visit to any of our eight Greater Cincinnati thrift stores, and you’re bound to find quality clothing, décor, and household goods at affordable prices. Our thrift stores are an essential part of what we do – generating significant support that helps fund our programs and services.

Even further, our thrift stores help ensure neighbors have access to the basics through our voucher program, which provided $419,229 worth of clothing and furniture to struggling families at no cost in 2021.

Neighbors who receive our vouchers for clothing and housewares now have a new resource to turn to. The Clothing and Home Resource Center opened in the fall of 2021, filling the space on the first floor of the Liz Carter Center, formerly home to the Lindner Family Choice Food Pantry, Charitable Pharmacy, front desk and lobby, welcome rooms, loading dock and more. With these services now housed in the Neyer Outreach Center, this area has been efficiently transformed into a dignified retail space exclusively for neighbors shopping with vouchers.

Now, neighbors who are issued a voucher at the Neyer Outreach

Center need only to cross the street to access the essentials they need. The Clothing and Home Resource center is also the primary location for bed pickups through our Rahe Bed Program.

Making services more accessible to neighbors by co-locating them and offering concurrent operating hours has been a major focus of our 5-year Upward Together Strategic Operating Plan. We are grateful for this new space, which is now making the process for redeeming a clothing or household voucher easier than ever before.

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YOUR INVOLVEMENT MATTERS FUNDRAISING EVENTS

VOLUNTEER

PRESCRIPTION ‘FORE’ FUN GOLF OUTING For 14 years, supporters have teed up to support the Charitable Pharmacy at our annual golf outing and wine and bourbon tasting. Last year was no exception, with over $82,000 being generated to help fill over 6,300 prescriptions for the uninsured or underinsured.

Special thanks to our title sponsors, Home City Ice and Protective Life Corporation, for their support of this initiative.

Our day-to-day operations rely on the support of our dedicated volunteers. In 2021, volunteers performed 30,393 hours of service at our Neyer Outreach Center alone.

CELEBRATION OF SERVICE Becky Catino and Bart Kohler, both former Board Chairs, who also served as co-chairs of our Upward Spiral Comprehensive Campaign, were recognized at the sixth annual Celebration of Service event. Generous contributions from event sponsorships, ticket sales and our fund appeal raised over $395,000 in Catino and Kohler’s honor to support our Homelessness Prevention Program. The Catinos led the generosity with the announcement of a major gift to create the Becky Catino Women’s Stability, Employment and Empowerment Program.

Please save the date for our next Celebration of Service, honoring Sherie Marek and Linda Mueller, for May 19, 2022.

Whether you’re seeking to join your parish’s Conference of SVDP, mobilize a group for a day of service or volunteer regularly as an individual, we have a multitude of opportunities to get involved. We invite you to consider joining us at SVDPcincinnati.org/volunteer.

Prescription Fore Fun Golf Outing

VEHICLES OF HOPE When you donate a car, motorcycle, trailer, RV or other vehicle to St. Vincent de Paul, you make a direct impact on the lives of our neighbors. We make it easy for you by taking care of the paperwork.

Call 513-421-CARE to schedule a free pickup.

IN-KIND DONATIONS

Celebration of Service

We could not provide items like food, clothing, furniture and other essentials to so many of our neighbors without the support of our in-kind donors. Whether you’re giving to our thrift stores, or hosting a hygiene drive through your school or business, you are making a difference for struggling families in our community. Learn more about hosting your own drive at SVDPcincinnati.org/drives.

Winter Coat Drive at Neyer Outreach Center

FINANCIALS Sources of Support

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES October 1, 2020 - September 30, 2021

REVENUES, GAINS AND OTHER SUPPORT Contributions & legal bequests ............................$9,131,072 In-kind donations ...................................................19,379,500 Stores ....................................................................14,534,455 Investment gain.........................................................1,481,883 Auto & other ............................................................... 689,532

Contributions & legal bequests…. 20% Donated food & other goods….... 43%

Sources OfStores…........................................

Support 32% Contributions Auto & &legal bequests ........20% other…............................. 2% Investment gain…........................ 3%

Total revenue, gains & other support .....45,216,442 EXPENSES Program services Assistance to neighbors in need .........................7,062,007 Food pantries .....................................................2,246,538 Furniture, clothing & other goods …..................30,286,556

In-kind donations..............................43% Stores................................................32% Investment gain .................................3% Auto & other........................................2% Uses of Support

Total program services.....................39,595,101 Car donation program ...........................................363,083 Supporting services Management & general .........................................731,213 Fundraising ............................................................807,500 Total supporting services ..................1,538,713

Assistance to neighbors in need……. 17%

Food pantries…................................. 5% Uses Of Support

Furniture, clothing, & other goods... 73%

AssistanceCartodonation neighbors in need.......17% program…................... 1% Total expenses .....................................41,496,897

Management & general…................. 2% Food pantries......................................5%

Fundraising….................................... 2%

Furniture, clothing & other goods…..73% Change in net assets ..............................3,719,545

Car donation program.........................1%

Net assets at beginning of year .............42,115,386

Management & general......................2%

Net assets at end of year ...................$45,834,931

Fundraising………….…......................2%

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS SOCIETY BOARD Dan Long President Managing Partner Cincinnati Business Brokers John Sawyer Chairperson Retired, Senior Vice President and Chief Distribution Officer Protective Life Cindy Givens Vice President Program Manager – Customer Assistance Funds and Community Outreach Duke Energy

Dan Fleming Managing Director River Cities Capital Funds Kevin Flynn Retired, Attorney Griffin Fletcher & Herndon LLP D.J. Hodge Market President iHeartMedia, Cincinnati Robert Killins, Jr. Director, Special Initiatives Greater Cincinnati Foundation LaTasha Patrick Human Resources Director Crossroads

Mike Puccini, R.Ph. Vice President 340B Contract Pharmacy Specialist RxStrategies, Inc Brad Schwartz, CPA Treasurer Controller, HR Director International Mold Steel Aaron Seurkamp Secretary President, Retirement Division Protective Life Corporation Marc A. Alexander, M.D. Attending Physician Queen City Physicians Tri-Health

Sister Christine Rody Sisters of Charity

Amar Bhati, M.D. President and CEO MD360 LLC

Emmett (Chip) Roper, M.D. Internal Medicine Mercy Health

Wayne Bohenek Chief Ancillary Officer Mercy Bon Secours

Kitty Strauss Rosenthal Retired, Former Vice President Greater Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce

Pete Brown VP, Digital Future Growth Western & Southern Financial Group

James Biro Vice President Supply Chain North America Kerry Taste and Nutrition

Elaine Suess President Beyondbeing Executive and Leadership Coaching

Chris Canarie Principal STNL Development

Kelly M. Dehan Retired, Former Owner The Besl Transfer Co.

M. Jay Wertz, CFP Principal and Director of Wealth Advisory Services Johnson Investment Counsel

Lisa Mather Treasurer Audit Partner Ernst & Young, Cincinnati Office Ron Christian Secretary Charitable Pharmacy Board Representative Partner Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP

Paul D. Dorger Senior Vice President & General Counsel Belcan, LLC Lana Durban-Scott Vice President, General Manager for WRTV E.W. Scripps Gigi Meyer Escoe, Ph. D. Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies Dean Division of Experience-Based Learning and Career Education University of Cincinnati Pam Farley St. Joseph West End, Vincentian

Alison Zlatic Nativity of Our Lord, Vincentian Mike Dunn ex officio Executive Director St. Vincent de Paul - Cincinnati Deacon Royce Winters Spiritual Advisor CHARITABLE PHARMACY BOARD Todd Szewc President Former Chief Operating Officer KeySource

Liz Carter President & CEO Scripps Howard Foundation David Catanzaro, Pharm.D. Retrophin Pharmaceuticals Senior Medical Liaison Ron Christian Partner Taft Stettinius & Hollister LLP Jason Combs Chief Financial Officer E.W. Scripps Kelley J. Downing Executive Chair, Investment Advisor, Principal Bartlett & Co. Mike Jennings, M.D. Internal Medicine The Christ Hospital

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David Mayhaus, Pharm.D., MS Assistant Vice President Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center

John Gartner Brokerage Senior Vice President and Principal Colliers International

Katie McKinney, Pharm.D., MS, BCPS Director, Pharmacy Services UC Health – University of Cincinnati Medical Center

Robert E. Gramann, FAIA Chairman Emeritus GBBN Architects

Rev. Frank Nation Vice President Mission and Culture TriHealth, Inc. Donald Nofziger, M.D. Pediatrician Bob Saelinger Attorney and Partner Graydon Head Chuck Schroer Retired, Attorney Frost Brown Todd LLC Mike Dunn ex officio Executive Director St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati ADVISORY BOARD Ron Brown Retired Chairman, President & CEO Milacron Inc.

Dan Hurley Founder Applied History Associates Tricia Johnson Philanthropy Compliance Director Miramar Services Inc. Ron Joseph, Jr. Director Joseph Auto Group John Kron Retired, Partner Deloitte & Touche LLP Gary Massa Vice President for University Relations Xavier University Dan Meyer Co-Founder and CEO Nehemiah Manufacturing Co. Neil O’Connor Past Chairman/President Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co

Mark Casella CEO/Founder Coppertree, Ltd.

Chris Shimala Senior Vice President Huntington National Bank

Becky Catino Past Chairperson Partner 625 Investments

Bob Stautberg Certified Public Accountant Peat Marwick Mitchell & Co./KPMG

Michael Conaton Retired, Vice Chairman The Midland Company Michael D. Connelly, MA, J.D., Fache President and CEO Emeritus Mercy Health Steve Culbertson Retired, Business Executive Jim Dodd Retired, Senior Vice President Fifth Third Bank

NEW BOARD MEMBERS SOCIETY Giovanna Alvarez Director Su Casa Hispanic Center Henry Daniels Executive Finance Leader Engineering Division GE Aviation - Cincinnati Bart Kohler President Takkt America Holdings Principal CBK Advisors LLC Sister Mary Caroline Marchal Sisters of Charity Brittany Sparks Administrative Technician Risk Management City of Cincinnati PHARMACY Pam Heaton, Ph.D., FAPhA Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Administrative Sciences Winkle College of Pharmacy – University of Cincinnati

Tamara Sullivan President Sullivan Communications, Inc. Chris Williams Owner JCW Consultants Rev. Barry Windholtz Pastor St. Rose

“And what are we doing if we are not doing God’s Will?”

– St. Vincent de Paul

THE FREDERIC OZANAM

LEGACY OF HOPE SOCIETY Thank you to the following donors who have included St. Vincent de Paul in their will, trusts, IRAs, or other legacy plans. You bring to life St. Vincent de Paul’s mission to build a more just world through relationships with and service to people in need. Thank you for your selfless generosity which brings hope and healing to future generations of neighbors in need.

Anonymous (x18) Sherrin K. Ashcraft Peter and Mary+ Bauer David Beckett Bob and Karen Bell Elizabeth Blessing+ Sandy and Bruce Brielmaier Rosemary Burger Thomas Calder+ John Conroy+ Ronald Covert+ Phyllis M. Dawson Jim Day+ Carl and Linda DeBlasio Kelly Dehan

Jim and Elizabeth Dodd Mark Durrough Jerome and Diane Eisele William and Rosemary Erman Heidi and Mike Felton Ernest Gillman+ Marie and Brennan+ Hill Mary Hunt+ Joseph and Rosebelle Ionna+ Tim and Christine Jette Kim Jordan+ Jim Jurgens Susan Lennert+ Ralph Luebbe+ Mary and Al+ McGrover James and Mary Menetrey+ Bob and Star Mierenfeld John and Kathy Mitchell Jacqueline C. Neumann Don Neyer Charles Noe+ Dan and Pam Payne Theo Penker III Richard and Bonnie Peterson Patricia Quinlin+ Elaine Rairden Bill and JoAnn Ropp John T. and Carole Ruschulte

John and Joyce Ryan+ John and Sherry Sawyer Lana and Jason Scott Robert Schmid+ Donald and Mary Ellen Sillies+ James Stallbaumer+ James and Linda Steffen Mary Ann Tebbe Richard Thie Mary Theresa Thiemann+ Herbert A. Vonderheide+ Dorothy Waller+ Connie Widmer Gary and Paula Yerke If you have already included St. Vincent de Paul in your will, trust, IRA, or other legacy plans and are not listed above or you are interested in learning more about gift planning options, please contact Daniel Flynn, Senior Development Manager, at 513-345-4994 or dflynn@SVDPcincinnati.org. +Deceased

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DONORS We express our deepest gratitude to all our supporters, both those who made gifts to the Cincinnati District Council throughout the year, as well as those who donated directly to the St. Vincent de Paul Conference in their parish.

Amid a challenging year and evolving need, your support provided food, clothing, medicine, furniture and so much more to neighbors facing difficult circumstances. More importantly, your involvement brought hope to those who are struggling in our community. We are truly humbled by your generosity and compassion.

This listing recognizes donors who contributed $500 or more to the Cincinnati District Council during the 2021 fiscal year, which began Oct. 1, 2020 and concluded Sept. 30, 2021. We also acknowledge the 3,150 donors who gave at levels not printed in this publication. $100,000+ Anonymous* CARES Act, Hamilton County City of Cincinnati Eviction Prevention Initiative David R. Clare & Margaret C. Clare Foundation* Deaconess Associations Foundation Emergency Food and Shelter Program Elaine and Henry Fischer* Hamilton County Community Development Block Grant Hamilton County Health and Hospitalization Levy* Heidt Family Foundation* Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation, Inc.* Terrence and Suzzy McLean Ellen M. Miller* Don Neyer* Tom and Audrey Ruthman Temporary Assistance for Needy Families $50,000-$99,999 Anonymous* Bi3 Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Foundation* Catholics United for the Poor* Charles H. Dater Foundation* The Clement and Ann Buenger Foundation The James J. and Joan A. Gardner Family Foundation* Susan Lennert+ The McCloy Family Foundation*

The P&G Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation* Protective Life Foundation* John Ryan+ John and Sherry Sawyer* St. Rose Church* St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store Customer Round-Up Herbert Vonderheide+ $25,000-$49,999 Bank of America Michael and Rebecca Bohmer* Sheldon and Norma Braun* William and Anne Burleigh* Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Castellini* Castellini Foundation Charitable Healthcare Network City of Cincinnati Human Services Fund Carl and Linda DeBlasio* Donald Gruber H.C.S. Foundation Fred and Nancy Habegger Impact 100, Inc. John A. Schroth Family Charitable Trust Peter and Laura Klekamp The Kroger Co. Foundation* The National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics Raskob Foundation Sue and Mike West* Western & Southern Financial Fund* Williams Family Foundation $10,000-$24,999 Anonymous* (2)

Anonymous Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati Foundation Ryan & Kelley Adcock Allen Family Trust* Americares Bartlett Wealth Management* The Benevity Community Impact Fund Tom and Ruth Bobenread Brothers of the Poor of St. Francis Donna and Gordon Brown* Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Bult Thomas Calder+* Edward Castleberry Becky and Ted Catino* Ron and Vicki Christian* CIN-STL FUND Michael and Sally Connelly* David & LeAnne Conway Nancy DeBrunner Kelly Dehan* John and Georgia Dirksing* Jim and Elizabeth Dodd* Loi and Andreas Drath Mark and Diane Ellis* James Evans* Jerome D. Fagel, Jr.* Farmer Family Foundation Nancy and Ed Finke Daniel and Susan Fleming* Sue and Randolph Freking Galvin Family Fund QuasiEndowment, Johnson Charitable Gift Fund General Mills Foundation Jim and Alyson Gerwe The Gockerman Family Charitable Fund* James and Ronnie Gray Harry and Helen Rabe Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Hatton Foundation Michael and Mary Anne Hengehold Susan Hermann Michael W. Hoffman Bob and Sharon Hoverson* Jack J. Smith, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Michael and Kathleen Jennings* Therese and Joseph Johnson Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc.* William and Suzanne Joiner* Justin R. Niklas Family Foundation Robert T. Keeler Foundation Koch Foundation Richard and Eva Komoroski* L&L Nippert Charitable Foundation Ms. Jean Lambert* Paul and Maureen Lechleiter*

William and Mary Lennard Leser Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation* Kevin and Ann Lynch* John and Deborah Majoras Timothy and Patricia McDonald Nehemiah Manufacturing Co.* Dan and Kris Neyer Niehaus Financial Services, LLC Bernadette Nisbett Virginia Orsini Jim and Dennie Patton Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation* Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) Prasco Laboratories Sue and Bob Ramsay* Joan and George Rebeck* The Robert and Christine Steinmann Family Foundation Dick and Kitty Rosenthal* SC Ministry Foundation* Daniel and Amanda Schwallie Scripps Howard Foundation* Becky and Aaron Seurkamp* Don Sillies+ Kenneth and Kathleen Skau* Mary Ruth and Robert Smyjunas Society of St. Vincent de Paul, USA National Council* Jim and Kate Stutz Truist Community Development Jane and Jon Votel Chris and Diane Williams* The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation* The Wyler Family Foundation $5,000-$9,999 Dobbs and Fleming Ackermann Marc and Barbara Alexander* Anonymous (6) Archdiocese of Cincinnati* Ascension Holy Trinity Joseph and Jeanne Berns Jr. Jim and Moira Bonn* John Borger Braun Heating Co. Michael and Patricia Brunst* Michael and Carolyn Burns* Betty Chriest William and Maureen Coleman The Estate of J. Patrick Conroy+ CPPS Heritage Mission Fund Steve and Gina Culbertson Mr. and Mrs. Andrew and Liz Curran* David and Kelley Downing* Theodore and Mary Lou Elchynski* David and Jennifer Ellis Frank and Susan Fiore* Fr. Tom Fitzsimmons Mike Flaherty*

Freestore Foodbank Capacity Development Fund Sue Frey GE Foundation* Doug and Monica Gerstle James Gielty Robert and Carol Gramann* Paul and Laura Griffith Haglage Construction* Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Kathy Hoeting* Jack and Jacqueline Hoeting* Peggy and Brian Hogan* Home City Ice Co.* Joseph Ionna+ I-systems Corporation Jake and Jeanne Sweeney Foundation Gerri Joseph JTM Provisions Co., Inc. Eloise and Charles Jung KeySource Marlene and Urban Kocher* Hill and Ashley Kohnen Diane and Matthew Krumanaker Larry Linz Mike Marek and Elizabeth Weaver* The Marnick Foundation Jim and Debby Mason Dr. Charles and Mrs. Ann McCarthy* MNTS Properties Brian and Heidi Murray* Mary Joan Niehaus* Mary Olberding Our Lady of the Visitation Conference of SVDP Joanie and Dick Paulsen Brian and Anne Pellot Protective Life Cincinnati* Rebecca Roedersheimer and Curtis Brunswick Rick and Cindy Roeding John and Carole Ruschulte* Christine Ryan* Yves and Caroline Scemama Kathleen and Alvin Schaeper Mr. Greg Schroeder William and Amy Schult David and Sandra Schwartz* Michael and Janet Sepela* Peter J. and Krista P. Settle Charitable Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation James and Linda Steffen* Todd and Megan Szewc The Cole Agape Gift Fund The Province of St. John the Baptist of The Order of Friars Minor Mrs. Mary Theresa Thiemann+ Kenn and Karen Tompos* Laura Ward Geraldine Warner Raymond and Elaine Westrich* Bob and Marilyn Wildermuth*

Dennis and Patricia Worthen Gary and Paula Yerke* Mr. Mark Zlatic* $2,500-$4,999 Henry and Nancy Acciani* Anonymous (2) Ed and Jody Baier Ann and Todd Bailey* Kathleen and Gregory Bell Family Fund Katherine Berger* Dr. and Mrs. Amar and Tanu Bhati* Barry and Carol Bien Carl and Mary Bishop* Wayne Bohenek Michael Brigner J. Robert and Dianne Brown* John Bruening Chris and Beth Canarie* Prentice and Liz Carter* Mark and Mary Casella* David and Mary Celmer Tammi and Craig Chalfie* Jason and Theresa Combs Tim and Joni Conway Family Fund Crane Fund for Widows and Children Andrew and Carissa Crawford Steve and Carolyn Dick* Martin Wilz and Dionysia Savas Family Fund Dominican Sisters of Springfield Illinois Duke Energy Michael and Anne Dunn* Chrissy Dunning William and Mary Edmund Tripp and Margaret Eldredge, III* The Electrodyne Company, Inc.* Maureen Everhart Mary Ann Fagel* Joe Fisher James and Leslie Fitzgerald* Thomas and Janice Forte* John and Rosalie Gartner, Jr. GBBN Architects* Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP* Greater Cincinnati Foundation Douglas Groh William Groneman and Maureen Flanagan* Timothy and Sherrie Heist Frederick and Sherrie Heyse Phil Hock* Jennifer and Robert Howe* Hubert Company Douglas and Doris Hughes* Judy Hutton* Katzen International Matt Keeler Judith Marie Keiber* Tom and Laura Keitel Arleene Keller*

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Brian Kellett Donald and Kathy King* Mr. and Mrs. John and Marguerite Kron George and Jo Ann Kurz* Emily and Brian LeFevre* Dave and Judy Lococo* Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Lisa Long* Robert and Joyce Maly Lisa and James Mather* Tom and Melissa McNally In memory of Susan A. McNamara* Barry and Christine Miller Dave and Diane Moccia Gerald Mushaben* Christa Nordlund* Steve and Cindy Ortner Dan and Marcia Pardekooper PNC Bank James Poon Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Pamela Pratt* The Randolph Company Sharon Redmond Kenneth and Bernice Reeder* Rita Riddell* Shirleerae Robbe* Bill and Jo Ann Ropp* Robert and Tracie Saelinger* Regina Sauerland Mary Kay and Richard Schmeing Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and Mary Schmitz Theodore and Alice Schneider Elizabeth B. Schulenberg Michael and Michele Schuster Lana and Jason Scott* Robert N. and Maria L. Shaffer Joseph Shaughnessy* Mary and Barry Smyth* Diana Sova St. Xavier High School Katherine and Tim Stautberg John & Betsy Strawser George and Linda Strietmann* Taft, Stettinius & Hollister* Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Meg Tarvin* Scott and Lyn Teepe Twylla Tolley Marion & Jay Twyman United Way of Greater Cincinnati Shirley VanAbbema

The Vista Foundation Richard Vogele Phyllis Weston* William H. Albers Foundation Rebecca Williams* Linda Bruggeman and Thomas Zeno $1,000-$2,499 Clare Ackermann* Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust Suzanne Albert Romola Allen* Donna Allmandinger America’s Charities John and Beth Andrews Steve and Kathleen Anneken Anonymous (3) Anonymous Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Paul and Gwen Arling* Rev. Thomas R. Axe Ray & Liz Babcock David Barkalow Paul Barlarge and Nancy Broering Joe Bauer Michael and Sheila Becker Robert and Barb Becker* Vincent and Murielle Bennett Jenny and Jim Berg* Karen M. and Bruce J. Berno Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation* Tim Besl Marian Bilvar James and Paola Biro* Mike & Emilie Bishop William and Shirley Boardman Stanley Boric* Eric and Ellen Breissinger Patricia Brennan Michael & Mary Anne Broe Tom and Kathryn Brokamp Ted Brookbank Pamela Brosch* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Linda Brown* Jeff and Amy Bruns* Joseph and Michelle Buehler Anna Burger Timothy Burke James and Elizabeth Burridge* Joseph Busam William Busch

Carespring Health Care Management, LLC* James Carpinello Christopher and Kathleen Carr Ann and Timothy Cator Robert and Pauline Chaloult Mary Chamberlin Charities Aid Foundation of America* Josh & Marianne Chernesky Mary and Ambar Chowdhury Christ Church Glendale Cincinnati Restoration Church Cincinnati Telugu Foundation David and Mary Kay Clark Patrick Clark Sheila and Philip Cohen Michael and Nancy Conaton* Pamela Corbin Matthew and Rachel Curran Tom and Melinda Dankenbring Sonia Daoud* Jim Daria & Associates, Inc.* Mary Davis* Tom and Joyce Davoran Erin and Michael DeJesus Anthony and Sara Delisio Toni D’Eramo Joseph and Philomena Dillhoff David Dirr Rick Dodd Patricia E. Dolan Richard and Kimberly Donaldson Joyce and Terry Donnellon* James Donnelly* Paul and Christy Dorger Bill Dorward Michael and Carolyn Dowling* Brad Dreier* Charles and Christie Driscoll Jane Dugan Kenneth and Claire Edgell* Louis and Diane Eichhold Albert and Carla Eilers* Elite Photography David and Mary Ann Ellerbrock* Samantha & John Elliott Gina Ellis Elizabeth End* Jay Erdman ES Properties Mike and Mary Espel* Everdry Waterproofing of Cincinnati

Special thanks to ProLift Toyota and their employees who volunteered with food distributions, hosted toilet paper and coat drives, and helped make Christmas special for local families. St. Vincent de Paul is grateful to ProLift Toyota and all corporate partners who facilitate drives, sponsor events, volunteer, and generously donate to provide resources and hope to our neighbors in need. *These donors have financially contributed to St. Vincent de Paul for five or more consecutive years. t These donors contributed to St. Vincent de Paul through a gift from their will or trust.

Stephen and Judy Fagel Jim and Sally Fennell First Financial Bank Arthur Fischer Sarah Fitzhugh Joan Fleming Olivia Foltz Buyniski Susan Fowler Robert Francis David and Marie Frazer* David and Anita Freeman* Daniel and Julie Fries Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Fry* Joseph and Colleen Furey William and Kathleen Fussinger Karen Gaddis The Gardner Family Trust John and Camille Gartner III Steve and Cindy Gatermann Gregory and Brigitte Gentile Virginia Gessing Brian and Anne Marie Gibler John and Dorothy Gillen* Daniel Gillman Mark and Angela Ginty Dr. Richard & Kathleen Glaser Gorilla Glue Company Marilyn Gorman* Andre and Stephanie Graves-Hamilton Margaret and Jerome Grogan* Mr. and Mrs. Bruce and Amy Guiot* Kok Lew and Natalie Gunawan James and Kim Gusweiler James B. Hagerty* Mr. and Mrs. Theodore and Mary Haglage William and Lana Haller* Richard Hansman, Jr.* Thomas Hargis Madeline and Jack Heffner David and Heidi Heinrich William Heitbrink Jeffrey Herbert* Margaret and Edmund Hess Dianne and Mark Hill Mick Hillman Michael Hilvert D.J. Hodge* James and Ann Hoffmann Martin and Tina Hollenbeck* James R. Howe, Jr.* Arthur and Rita Hudepohl* Pat Hudepohl Karen Hulefeld* Al and Kathy Humbert* Dan and Karen Hurley* Mr. and Mrs. Jason O. Jackman James R. and Karen Huesing Family Foundation* Julie Jawor Marita and Donald Junker Michael Kaiser

Stanley E. Kaleta* Barbara and Enore Kanzler Marge Keller Steve Kenat Chris and Pat Kief Edward Kinny Aaron Kite Theresa Kleinhaus* John and Lori Konkoly Dr. and Mrs. Michael and Joan Kramer* Kroger Community Rewards Michael Schroer and Carey Kruer Lawrence and Marjorie Kyte Daniel and Leanna Lach* Douglas Lain & Sunnie Johnson-Lain Thomas and Eileen Lakin Frank and Teresa Lamantia* Cara and Christopher Lamond Jack and Linda Langlitz Joan Lauch Mary Letty Lavely Joe and Mary Beth Leep Erika Lehman Randy Lines Lucas Charitable Fund William and Phyllis Luehrmann* Dennis Lynch Lorie and Tom MacDonald Arthur & Maryann Maines* Michael Malone Jacquelyn and Jake Marsac Michael and Susan Martin* Thomas Mason Raymond and Madelynn Matlock* Melissa Mauntel Paul Maus David and Denise Mayhaus* Timothy and Jennifer McConnell Janie McCormick Fund Thomas McDonald Lori McElroy* Mr. and Mrs. William J. McGowan* Mr. Thomas G. McKenney* Patrick and Jan McNerney* Joseph R. McSwiggin Megan Meyer Pat and Kathy Michel* Anna Milburn Matthew Miller Marie Minges Kathy and John Mitchell* Sheila & Al Moeller John and Mary Anne Monroe* Gerald and Roxanne Motl Mountain Crest Nursing and Rehabilitation Center David and Barbara Mueller Paul and Theresa Muething* Kenneth and Theresa Mullen* Frank and Tracy Nation Ken and Nancy Natorp Jacqueline C. Neumann*

New Riff Distilling Jim and Jane Neyer* William and Karen Neyer Anne Niehaus and Martin Madar* Barbara Noble* Eleanor J. Noe Trust Rev. Thomas C. Nolker* James Nordlund Paul and Janis Obermeyer* Mark O’Donnel Ohio Area Order of Malta Ohio National Foundation George and Carol Osterfeld Paulin And Hughes, Inc. Dan and Pam Payne John and Frances Pepper Rob Perry Richard and Bonnie Peterson* Judith Pierce* Louis G. Pohl Trust* Elaine Price* Mr. and Mrs. Michael and Melissa Puccini* Robert Puthoff Maribeth and Martin Rahe Elaine M. Rairden Cathy Rasmussen Patricia Rasp Mary and Ranjit Rath* Cynthia Reed Tim and Patti Reilly Mary & Ron Reitz Frederick Reuter Jean Robson Pamela Rogers Lois Rosenberger Sue Ross Richard and Sue Royer RPP Containers* Nancy Ryan Sacred Heart Church James and Lois Sanitato William and Elizabeth Schlater* Peter and Marina Schmid* Michael and Judith Schmidt Charles and Rebecca Schroer* Harold Schuler* Mary Schweitzer Robert and Elaine Schwendeman Edward and Mary Jo Seibert Anthony and Grace Severyn Susan Sewell Sabrina Shattles Sheakley HR, LLC Julie Siefke Jay Silver Tammy and Anthony Silvestri* Matthew and Janet Smeal David and Linda Smith* Stephen and Lyle Smith* Riley Smith Gary and Kathleen Sparks Sprimag Inc.*

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St. Maximilian Kolbe* St. Ignatius Conference of SVDP* St. Stephen Church Christopher and Christina Stanek Pam Stapleton James and Kim Stegeman* Steven & Sue Steller Gary and Nancy Strassel Henry and Julia Ann Striet* Karen Suedkamp Steve and Chris Sullivan Surescripts* The E.W. Scripps Company* The Helen and James G. Broe Fund* The Homan Foundation David and Margaret Tondow Michael Trame Jerry and Lydia Trefzger* James & Susan Troutt Jeffrey and Monica Troy* Jason and Suzanne Tucker UBS Financial Services Inc. Grace Ulm* Gerald and Ann Umberg* Robert and Patricia Curran VanStone* Veterans of Foreign Wars of Ohio Charities Mr. Richard Vogele* Kathleen and Lee Vonderhaar* Sherry Vorholt Tracey Wagner* Elizabeth Walsh Kevin and Megan Walsh* Jonathan & Maureen Ward Trust Cathy Weil Mr. James Wenstrup* Jay and Kathy Wertz* Mark and Jennifer Westerbeck* Thomas E. Westerfield Jacquelyn White Dwight Whiting Connie Widmer Michael Willig Gary and Linda Willig Mr. and Mrs. Rick and Kathy Wissel* Bailey Wogoman Carl Wollering Woods Family Foundation Tim Wynne Lisa and Jonathan Zapf* Sharon E. Ziegler

Richard T. Zins Paul and Alison Zlatic $500-$999 Diane & James Ackermann Claire Ahluwalia Reza and Omar Akhtar* Mr. and Mrs. Tim and Bonnie Albers* AmazonSmile Foundation* Joyce Andrews Anastasia Andringa* Victor and Dolores Angel* Anonymous (5) Anonymous* Constance Arthur* Tom and Maryanne Aspinwall Jerry & Bonnie Ballman Drs. Sabino and Agustina Baluyot* Patti Banks Carolyn Barham Robert and Jacquelyn Barron Joe and Katie Bayer Timothy and Kristine Bayer* Edward and Kimberly Bayliss* Sarah Becker Charles Bellanca Aracelia and Fernando Benvegnu Harold Binder Michelle and David Blaine Bob & Felicia Burger Foundation Bill and Mary Kay Bohman Joe and Julia Bower Joan and Blain Bowling Mary Lou Boylan Maria Brandell Mary Ann Brewer Sandy and Bruce Brielmaier* Mary Brinker Skahan Timothy and Catherine Brinkman* John and Cheryl Brinkmeyer Pete and Kate Brown* Dr. Dennis and Jennifer Brown* Daniel Brunck Patrick and Barbara Brunner* Linda Bryant John and Bridget Buchanan Donald Buehler Bulman Family Charitable Fund* Sarah and Christian Burns Peggy Busacco Debbie Bush Jim & Iris Simpson Bush

John and Beverly Cannon* Kathleen Capodagli Michelle Carle-Bosch Paul Carlson* Sherry Carmichael David and Marie Catanzaro* John and Robin Ceddia Stephen and Kathleen Chambers Steve and Megan Chapman Peter Chiu Amy Christopher Frank Ciochon Citizens Charitable Foundation* Dave Clark Martha Claypool Horizon Cme Connexus Credit Union John Corson Terrence Cosgrove* Mary Craven Christopher Cushman Kathleen Cyr Anna Daddabbo* Richard and Ann Darlington Thomas and Barbara Daugherty* Dr. and Mrs. Andrew and MaryAnne Deak Daniel and Melanie DeBrosse* James Deddens Terri and John Dell Father Paul Deluca Larry and Kay Denbow Mary Depinet Robert and Sandra Devlin Thomas Digman* Beth and Joseph Doench Charles Dorenkott Bryan Dougherty* Edward Dougherty Lisa Doxsee Karen & Mark Durchholz Timothy Echevarria Richard and Maryann Eckhardt* Rev. David J. Endres* William and Rosemary Erman* Mary and Ranz Esbenshade Frank Espel Evalyn and Lilla Barnwell Fund Dick and Julie Fairbanks Craig Faller Richard & Joyce Farmer Kay Farrar

Special thanks to New Riff Distilling for giving the gift of warmth this winter season. New Riff employees hosted an on-site coat drive-thru, collecting more than 500 coats in one afternoon. St. Vincent de Paul appreciates New Riff Distilling and the many other coat drive partners who help ensure our neighbors in need have access to warm coats and essential resources throughout the year. *These donors have financially contributed to St. Vincent de Paul for five or more consecutive years. t These donors contributed to St. Vincent de Paul through a gift from their will or trust.

Christine Fay* Jordan Finley John W. and Beth M. Finn Scott Finn Fisher Dianne and Steve Fisk Becky Flesch Thomas and Helen Flynn Kevin Fogarty* Thomas and Peggy Frank* Funtime Carnival GE Evendale Employees Federal Credit Union M. Joy and Stephen Gemperline Gordon & Carie Geraci Thomas & Lucille Ann Gerdes Rebecca Gillie Linda Gills Nancy and Thomas Gilman Cindy Givens* Allison Goico Good Pie Y’all Martha Gramss Jim Grimme William Grote Maryanne and William Guappone Benton and Susan Gurley Thomas and Jane Kammer Habig* Richard and Kathleen Haglage Mary Hamm Barbara Hammersmith* David and Cynthia Hammerstrom* Daryl Hammett Michael and Margaret Richard D. Hannan Family Foundation Steve Harmon Matthew Harms Raymond and Caroll Harrigan Karen G. Hart James and Karen Hawks Louise Head Anthony and Nancy Heagney, Jr.* Mary and Harry Heckler Jessie and Jason Heikenfeld Walter and Mary Herbster* Bruce and Rose Hesketh James Heyser Kimberly Higley Jerome and Mary Hilleary* Mary Hilvert* Chrystyanna Hoefler Gary Hoffman* Denis Hoffmann* Ms. Margaret M. Hogan* Diana Housman Joyce & Roger Howe Mike and Sarah Hudepohl Mike and Lora Huhn* Lawrence and Marlene Humbert* Steven and Mary Hunt Carla Hutton* John Gitt Charitable Fund

Damon Jones Jordan Family Fund Robert and Anne Jurek* Peter E. Kauffman KDM POP Solutions Group The Kennedy Family Kennsey Development John & Molly Kerman Mr. and Mrs. David and Jennifer Key John Kilgore Abby King-Kaiser John Kinsella Amanda Kladakis Timothy Klapper* Donald and Kathleen Klocke Cameron and Lisa Kloesz Rosann Knopf Chris and Julie Knueven Barbara Kocis Eugene Koellhoffer Curt & Kim Kohler James Kohrman Christopher Komoroski George and Susan Kovach Jane Koval* Mary Ann and Theodore Kowalski Mary Kramer* Mary Krieger Jay and Ali Lame Charitable Fund Tom Giordano and Mary Jo Lane* Stephanie Lanker Mark and Cara Larosa Jim and Kathleen Laughlin* Leafguard of Cincinnati David and Marla Ledwin* Joyce Ledwin* Julie Leforce Tammy Leitsinger Michael and Molly Lippert Frank and Mary Lively Mark and Gloria Logeman Mary Jo Lohrer Living Trust Meredith and Joseph Loughran* LPK LPL Financial Doug Colton and Claire Luby-Colton* Linda Magnotta Donald and Geraldine Mai* Mark and Fannie Mallory Mary Alice Manley* Greg and Lisa Mastruserio Henry and Lois Mayberry Bob and Marty Mayer Richard and Beverly McClure Teddie McCray Kevin and Julie McGehee Bruce and Dianne McGoron Gregory McGrath Paula McIntosh McLeod Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation* Mary Ann Meanwell Suzanne Mehne

Mary Metz* Cynthia and David Metz Bradley & Joanne Metzger Katherine Metzger Mary and Carl Meyer Jr. Donald and Arlene Miller* Brian and Erica Miller Joe & Caroline Miller Mary Jo Mock* Modern Office Methods Kathleen and William Moller* Robert Moore Nicholas Moorman Eric Mueller Jim Mueller Tom and Cynthia Muething Chole and Timothy Mullen Carleen Muntel Jeff and Julia Muntel Barbara Murphy Terry Myrick Christopher Nagle* Mary Burkhardt and Devin Namaky NBA Christine Neyer* Richard and Paula Neyer* Joan Nickert Mary Nicolay* Paul Niklewski Timothy and Margaret Nolan* Charles and Sally Nugent Bill and Mary Carol O’Brien Sheila Oeder Sharen Ogier Linda Olsen* O’Neill-Aley Charitable Fund Paul and Pauline Orkwis Our Lady of Victory Conference of SVDP Paul and Janet Papin Alfredo Patag LaTasha Patrick Richard and Carol Patrick Lois and James Peet Theo Penker III* Michael Petrucci* Lynn Piening Mary Pierson Ken & Rebecca Pitcher Marjorie Powers David and Maria Quehl* John and Karen Reily Kimberly and James Reinhold* Sean and Nick Reynolds Tony & Deb Ricci Michael and Barbara Ricke Frederick and Laura Riehle* Kate Ries Thomas and Beth Roberts* Fred and Katie Robertshaw Herman & Mary Roden Robert Rody Thomas Roedersheimer

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Roger Bacon High School Conference of SVDP Mr. and Mrs. Ted & Mary Ann Rohling Patrie Rolling Moe Rouse Barbara Sadler Don & Dee Saelinger Hanna and Laura Sahliyeh SAKS, Inc. Tim Samad Jay and Missy Sampson Scarlet Oaks Retirement Community George and Betty Schaefer Holly Schapker John C. Schilling Thomas Schmit Martin and Suzanne Schmitt* Michelle Schneider James and Margaret Schrimpf* Jerome Schuehler* Phyllis and Stephen Schwartz Michael & Marta Schweitzer Max Seibert* Barbara Seppelt Todd Shank David and Janice Shea Scott and Julie Sheffer John Shepherd Gregory and Margaret Shields* Dennis and Kathy Shiels Mr. and Mrs. Christopher and Meghan Shimala Margaret Singer Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati* Daniel & Gail Smith Kay & William Snead St. Jude Conference of SVDP* M. Elaine Steiner Trust* LaVerne and Thomas Stetter Paul and Nancy Stockhauser Connie Stricker Michelle and Chris Sucher Sean Suder* Mr. and Mrs. John and Tamara Sullivan* Nancy and Kevin Sullivan Andrew and Diane Sweeny Sandra Taylor

Brian and Leigh Taylor Charitable Fund Mary Ann Tebbe* David & Heidi Temming The Elizabeth G. Odley Trust The O’Bryan Family Fund The Saalwaechter Family Fund The Ursulines of Cincinnati Carolyn and Fred Tollefson Shari Torbeck Marylu and Scott Torrison Woodrow Uible Kevin & Traci Ulanowski Daniel Umberg Under the Weather United Way of Rhode Island Julie Vehorn Ms. Susan M. Vergamini* Matthew and Stacy Volpenhein Angela Waddle Andrew and Lisa Wagner Donna Wagner Justin Wallace David Ward Jenna Washatka Denis and Alice Waymire* Roger and Carol Weaver Jerome and Dianne Wedig* Wilson and Maureen Weisenfelder Ben and Judy Wells Steven and Carolyn Wenstrup* Linda Wesseler Kathaleen Weyer* Melissa Whelan Ronald Willis Anita Wilson Ruth Wimmers Brian and RoseAnn Barone-Wirth* Christine and Jonathan Wocher Brittany Woolf Nancy and George Yostel Darwin and Patricia Yung* Jeffrey and Katie Zaenger Joan Zellner Felix Zimmermann Steve Zitelli Paul and Marianne Zook John and Mary Ann Zorio*

Thanks to the H.C.S. Foundation for helping save lives! A grant from the H.C.S. Foundation helped ensure the Charitable Pharmacy could meet the increased need for this critical service during the pandemic. Support specifically helped fill over 3,000 life-saving prescriptions for neighbors in need. *These donors have financially contributed to St. Vincent de Paul for five or more consecutive years. t These donors contributed to St. Vincent de Paul through a gift from their will or trust.

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