Annual Report 2011

Put Yourself in the Picture

Society of St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati

2011 Annual Report

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Beloved, let us love one another, for love is from God, and whoever loves has been born of God and knows God.‌

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…Anyone who does not love does not know God, because God is love.

1 John 4:7–8

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May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. Romans 15:13

Dear Friends, In some ways the last year has been tougher than

can help, and practical assistance, followed by

most. Our phones have been ringing continuously

words of encouragement and prayer.

with over 250 calls a day from families who could

You will read stories of just a few of the families

not make ends meet. We have a 3–4 month waiting

whose lives have been changed because you

list for mattresses, and our funds frequently run

answered the call to give. But the need continues.

short. Our Vincentian volunteers are visiting more

Put yourself in the picture of giving hope. Together

and more families who are asking for help for the

we can bring hope, change lives and give help to

first time, and their needs are deep and painful.

people and families in crisis by answering Christ’s

Whether they are retired and their fixed income is simply not enough to live on, whether they were born into poverty and trying to break the cycle, or

call to love one another.

God bless you for all you have done to help.

whether they are asking for help for the very first time, those who seek our help are often discouraged and fearful. While each story is different, all of these families have something in common—they’ve all received the gift of hope.

Last year at St. Vincent de Paul, we saw hope restored to thousands of lives because of your commitment to helping neighbors in need. That hope comes in the form of a visit to their home, a conversation among friends to see how we

Liz Carter Executive Director

Andrew Curran President

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Jammee & Carl Keeping Them in Their Home Things were already difficult for Jammee and Carl as they struggled to make ends meet. But then came the ultimate sacrifice.

“The hardest part was when we had to sell our wedding rings to help pay our bills,” Jammee said.

“It was one of the most painful things I’ve ever done, but when you need something for your kids, you just do it.”

What Jammee and Carl needed for their kids was a home. He works at the college where he is studying in hopes of providing a brighter future for his family.

She was working as an adminis-

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Homelessness Prevention In 2011, 5,017 families received rental or utility assistance, making St. Vincent de Paul the largest private homelessness prevention provider in Cincinnati.

Almost 90% of families assisted

by St. Vincent de Paul are able to maintain stable housing at least 6 months after receiving assistance.

Those in need meet personally with our volunteers and staff to alleviate their initial need and work toward long-term solutions with budget counseling, financial literacy classes and other resources.

trative assistant until her position

for a new job with the confidence

was eliminated in a cost cutting

of knowing her family would

move. Suddenly that bright future

sleep safely at home each night.

looked grim.

“I was in training to be a lead administrator,” she said. “Things were going great. But, I was the most recent addition to the program, so when they had to make cuts, I was the first to go.”

Without her income, the bills

“The hardest part was when we had to sell our wedding rings to help pay our bills.”

piled up and the family found themselves on the verge of becoming homeless.

“It was tough. It was a struggle,” she said. “But now

Thanks to you, Jammee and

we know our kids are alright.

Carl were able to keep their home,

We’ll all be alright, thanks to

and Jammee was able to search

St. Vincent de Paul.”

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The unfortunate truth is that for every family that keeps their home, for every light or furnace kept on, there are many other families we simply do not have the resources to help. Your gift of $500 will save a family from becoming homeless, a family just like Jammee’s, or maybe a family in your own neighborhood.

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Don & Delia Charitable Pharmacy Supplies Life-Saving Medication After raising their four children and working hard all of their lives, Don and Delia looked forward to retiring together and spending more time with their grandchildren. As they approached retirement, they had money saved away. Then Don suffered a stroke, forcing him to give up the family business. The ensuing medical bills quickly drained the savings that should have supported the couple into their golden years.

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our budget. They were amazed at

Delia lost her job as an insurance

the cost of our prescriptions and

agent following two knee replace-

referred us to the St. Vincent de

ments and the time and energy

Paul Charitable Pharmacy.”

required to take care of her ailing

The Charitable Pharmacy

husband. They were suddenly

provides the couple with their

faced with a growing list of pre-

critical medication at no cost,

scription medications and

allowing them to use their

limited income with which to

limited resources to provide for

pay for them.

their other basic needs.

“We’ve always paid our bills, but the medical bills and new prescriptions broke us.”

“The people at the pharmacy have been so good to us,” said Don. “We don’t know what we

that they would not be able to afford their vital medications. “We weren’t used to being broke,” Don said. “We’ve always paid our bills, but the medical bills and new prescriptions broke us.”

Out of money and running out of options, the couple was visited by volunteers from their local St. Vincent de Paul conference.

“They were such neat people,” Delia said. “They took the time to listen to our struggles and look at

Charitable Pharmacy In 2011, the St. Vincent de Paul Charitable Pharmacy filled 39,615 prescriptions valued at $4 million at no cost for our neighbors in need. Thanks to a generous network of pharmaceutical companies and physicians’ offices, for every $1 donated, the Charitable Pharmacy provides $9 of medication to those in need.

would do without them.”

Don and Delia never imagined

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The Charitable Pharmacy helps dozens of people and

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fills more than 250 prescriptions each day it is open, yet every day some people are turned away because we lack the resources to help them.

The rising cost of prescription medications has forced many of our elderly and sick neighbors to go without their prescription medications. Your gift of $5,000 will provide $45,000 worth of medication and give hardworking people like Don and Delia the help they need.

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Patricia Thrift Stores Lighten her Burden On March 15, 2012, Patricia received a call that changed her life forever. Her house was on fire and her 13 year old daughter, Emanie, was at home when it started. “I just thank God everyday that she is okay,” said Patricia, “but we lost everything.”

Homeless and concerned for her children, Patricia turned to her mother for a place to live until they could get back on their feet. However, despite her steady job as a private duty nurse’s assistant, she could not afford to replace what was lost in the fire.

Desperate to provide clothing and a permanent home for her

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Thrift Stores Thanks to your generous support, St. Vincent de Paul provided more than $11,093,879 in clothing, furniture and household items at no cost to neighbors in need in 2011. Your donations of gently used items help families

like Patricia’s get back on their feet. Proceeds from our seven thrift stores support critical programs including Homelessness Prevention, the Charitable Pharmacy and the Edyth and Carl Lindner Choice Food Pantry.

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children, Patricia turned to St. Vincent de Paul.

Thanks to you, St. Vincent de Paul was able to lighten Patricia’s burden by replacing basic necessities lost in the fire, such as clothing, furniture, food, and birth certificates. “They have helped me in so many ways,”

“I am very grateful to St. Vincent de Paul, and I think it will be a great experience for my children to come back here and volunteer.”

said Patricia.

Now her children have the food and clothing they need.

Patricia and her family plan to

my children to come back here and volunteer.”

Your generous gifts to St.

give back by volunteering. “I am

Vincent de Paul not only gave

very grateful for the things that

a family the food and clothing

St. Vincent de Paul has given

they needed to survive, but also

me,” said Patricia, “and I think

the hope and strength to move

it will be a great experience for

forward, and give back.

Every day our volunteers visit hardworking families whose lives have been flipped upside down because of an unforeseen crisis such as a lost job, an illness, or a fire. Your generously donated items are given to families like Patricia’s at no cost.

Donations can be dropped off at any of our seven thrift store locations, or call (513) 421-CARE (2273) to schedule a free donation pick-up today.

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Angela Food Pantry Provides Nourishment Growing up in poverty, Angela watched as her mother constantly struggled to provide for her family. Determined to break the cycle, Angela graduated from high school and enrolled in an electrician

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I could go to the St. William’s

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Food Pantry, and they were

herself, attending school full time,

always so good to me.”

Angela graduated from college

“Whenever I needed food I could go to the St. William’s Food Pantry, and they were always so good to me.”

and now works as a successful electrician. She still keeps in touch with her favorite St. Vincent de Paul member. “During those tough times in my life, St. Vincent de Paul was there to pull me through,” said Angela. “I have always tried hard to do things on my own, but at the end of the day, they were there for me when I needed it most.”

completing an internship, and working two jobs. “My days were completely packed from 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.,” said Angela, “but my

Food Pantry

jobs were not enough to cover my bills, transportation costs, and food.” Angela knew that school needed to be her top priority, but she was out of money, food, and options. Searching for the help and encouragement she needed to continue her education, Angela turned to St. Vincent de Paul.

“Since the day I contacted St. Vincent de Paul, they were by my side through everything,” said Angela. “Whenever I needed food

St. Vincent de Paul’s network of 9 neighborhood-based food pantries provides nutritious food to supplement a struggling neighbor’s budget. In 2011, your support allowed our food pantries to serve our neighbors in need more than 70,000 times, including more than 23,000 times through the Edyth & Carl Lindner Choice Food Pantry in the West End.

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If you were to pass Angela on the street one morning, you would never guess that such a confident young women, carrying books and wearing a smile, would be going home hungry at night with no food for dinner.

For every neighbor we feed, there are still many people in Greater Cincinnati who go to bed hungry and alone. A gift of just $60 will feed three families for one week.

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Millie & Larry Home Visits Provide Relief An invitation from an old friend

St. Bernard Conference of St.

visit, Millie and her rambunctious

inspired Larry to join a St. Vincent

Vincent de Paul, he was invited to

dachshund hounds were still on

de Paul conference, but it was an

deliver Christmas gifts and cards

Larry’s mind. “I cannot explain it,”

unlikely new friend whose faith

to Millie, a 90-year-old neighbor

said Larry, “but the spirit moved

and courage showed him how to

in need. During his visit, Larry

me to visit Millie and her dogs

grow spiritually through service

sat with Millie, listening to her

again. I brought her some home-

to others.

struggles and learning of her

made soup and we talked for

needs. A few days after the home

hours like old friends.”

Shortly after Larry joined the

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Conference Membership Last year, 880 members from our 56 conferences (neighborhoodbased volunteer groups) visited the homes of people in need 8,801 times, helping 47,827 people in every Cincinnati and Hamilton County community.

They provided their neighbors

Larry continued to visit Millie,

with basic necessities such as clothing, furniture, rent and utility assistance and food.

More importantly, they fostered hope by giving emotional and spiritual support on a personto-person basis to those who needed it most.

said Larry. “I do not pry or ask

bringing her clothes from the St.

questions, but if they invite me

Vincent de Paul Thrift Stores, her

in and want to talk, I listen. That

favorite foods from a St. Vincent

is how you really get to know

de Paul Food Pantry, and other

people, you just listen.” Millie

necessities. Over time, they be-

simply beams over Larry. “A lot

came like family, sharing stories,

of people in this neighborhood

celebrating birthdays, and dis-

would be going hungry if it were

cussing their faith and passion

not for Larry,” said Millie. “He is

for helping people.

a Godsend.”

Millie is close with her neigh-

Together, Larry and Millie

bors, and they all help each other

have helped countless people

when they can. But sometimes

in their community, giving them

the need is greater than the com-

the same love and respect they

bined resources of friends.

would give to any friend. “It is

Millie shares those stories

the relationships that keep me

of her neighbors in need with

going,” said Larry, “and the

Larry, and he does what he can to

feeling I get when I can bring

help. “I just want to show up at

a friend relief from their desper-

their door step with their need,”

ate situation.”

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Your local parish’s St. Vincent de Paul conference needs more volunteers who can offer assistance through person-to-person visits in your area. Picture yourself putting your faith into concrete action and learning first-hand what Jesus means when he says, “Whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.”

To learn how you can bring hope to neighbors in need—and maybe make some new friends in the process—contact Gary Horton at (513) 5628841 x234 or ghorton@ SVDPcincinnati.org.

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Ozanam Center The Spirit of Service The Ozanam Center for Service

flection on spiritual values.

but as neighbors.

Learning changes the way you

These eye-opening immersion

see the world and your role in it

experiences challenge retreat

adult group, Angela said, “I was

by engaging diverse individuals

participants to see those who

faced with the reality of the hard-

in service, education and re-

are struggling not as “the poor,”

ships and stereotypes of poverty.

After a retreat with her young

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“I was given a chance to reflect on how I personally can make a change in my own backyard.”

I literally had a chance to walk

Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati

in the footsteps of Cincinnati’s downtrodden and see their neighborhoods and visit their homes.”

Hannah, a retreat participant, said the highlight of her week was, “seeing daily life struggles on home visits and realizing poverty is sometimes just a hand that is dealt—it can

The Ozanam Center also offers young adults an opportunity to explore their faith more fully and engage in service in a deeper way through Vincentian Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC).

VVC is a yearlong service program that invites young

adults to serve as full time stipend volunteers at St. Vincent de Paul and live in intentional community together in the West End. If you are interested in learning more, call (513) 5628841 ext. 239 or email VVC@SVDPcincinnati.org.

happen to anyone.”

Angela and Hannah are among 500 people who participated in retreats at the Ozanam Center in 2011. Invigorated by the Christian call to service, participants are inspired to make an impact and bring lasting change to our community.

“My experience at St. Vincent de Paul was eye-opening, inspir-

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ing, invigorating and spiritually enlightening,” said Bill, after participating in a retreat with a group from his church. “I was given a chance to reflect on how I personally can make a change in my own backyard.”

The Ozanam Center offers custom designed retreats that are engaging, challenging and illuminating.

Participants range from

schools to churches to young professional organizations.

We offer both faith-based and secular retreats, from day-long to weekend or week-long experiences in our overnight facility at the St. Vincent de Paul West End Outreach Center.

For more information, call (513) 562-8841 ext.

231 or email Ozanam@ SVDPcincinnati.org.

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Programs and Drives Bob Rahe Mattress Fund Picture yourself… without a bed to tuck your child into each night.

A good night’s sleep is essential, especially for a growing child. Every night, hundereds of local children, the elderly and many others sleep on the cold floor because they do not have a bed. Named after a beloved St. Vincent de Paul volunteer whose family initiated the fund, the Bob Rahe Mattress Fund gives the gift of comfort and rest to neighbors in need.

In 2011, thanks to your overwhelming support, St. Vincent de Paul was able to provide 708 beds to local adults and children. A gift of $100 will buy a bed for someone who is sleeping on a cold floor.

Fan and Air Conditioner Drive

5 Cares Coat Drive

Picture yourself… sick and weak with no source of relief from the summer heat.

Picture yourself… sending your child to school in freezing weather without a coat.

Summer seems endless and hopeless to our sick

Every winter, our neighbors in need face the freez-

and elderly neighbors who have no source of relief

ing weather without a coat. Your donated coats

from the heat. Because of your generosity, St. Vin-

make such a difference in the lives of local children

cent de Paul was able to give 716 fans and 212 air

and adults. In 2011, 4,700 coats were collected to

conditioners to people in need.

keep our neighbors in need warm and protected.

Thank you to our 2011 partners: Huntington National

Thank you to our 2011 partners: WLWT News 5, Gold

Bank, WCPO, Coney Island, Tedia Company, Inc.,

Star Chili, Kemba Credit Union, City Dash, local fire

American Fan Company and Stor-All Self Storage.

departments, and Stor-All Self Storage.

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And now these three remain: faith, hope, and love. But the greatest of these is love. 1 Corinthians 13:13

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Reds’ Canned Food Drive Picture yourself… deciding between feeding your family and paying the bills.

When baseball season arrives, St. Vincent de Paul partners with

Kroger and Fox 19 Food from the Heart

the Cincinnati Reds to “Strike out Hunger.” For one game each season, the Cincinnati commu-

Picture yourself… visiting a food pantry for the very first time.

nity comes to see the Reds play ball and fights hunger by donat-

Suburban poverty continues to rise and many of

ing non-perishables in barrels

our neighbors are finding themselves on unfamil-

outside the ballpark. In 2011, we collected over

iar ground. For the first time, they are seeking out

10,000 pounds of food, enough to provide approxi-

assistance to provide meals for their family. Kroger

mately 8,500 meals to neighbors in need.

& Fox 19’s Food from the Heart Drive collects nonperishables and donations in barrels at Kroger store locations and through coin-boxes at the checkouts.

Thank you to our 2011 partners: Kroger and Fox 19

Thank you to our 2011 partners: Cincinnati Reds and WLWT News 5.

Holiday Programs Picture yourself… unable to provide a holiday meal for your family, or a Christmas gift for your child.

More and more families are struggling to make the holidays special for their children. During the 2011 holiday season, you touched the lives of over 6,510 families because of your support of programs such as Thanksgiving and Christmas food baskets, Adopt-A-Family, Angel Toy Program, and Shop with a Bengal. Thank you for giving hope to your neighbors and renewing their holiday spirit.

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You Can Give Back!

Give Your Time

ing is from individual gifts from

and encouragement to a family

You can lift a burden either by

Cincinnatians who want to help

struggling to make ends meet.

meeting directly with people in

their neighbors in need.

Host a Food Drive

need or by working behind the

Make a Planned Gift

Hosting a food drive is a fun

You can leave a lasting legacy of

and easy way to bring your

hope through tax-favored finan-

community together to help

cial and estate planning. Receive

those in need. Non-perishable

tax and financial benefits while

food donations are needed year-

giving countless blessings to

round to support families facing

families in need.

financial need.

Give Your Used Vehicle

Retreats include a

Give Gently-Used Goods

One hundred percent of pro-

balance of interac-

Your tax-deductible donations of

ceeds from our Vehicle Donation

tion with neighbors of diverse

gently used furniture, clothing

Program are used to help local

backgrounds, personal reflection,

and household items give hope

people in need.

scenes. Our volunteers are regular people of all ages and walks of life.

Participate in Service Learning The Ozanam Center for Service Learning offers retreat experiences for adults and students.

service activities, and discovery of practical ways to break down barriers and create lasting change.

Give Financial Support A gift of any amount will help provide encouragement through emergency assistance with rent, utilities, transportation, food, and medicine. Almost all of our fund-

Give Back

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To volunteer, call (513) 562-8841 x211.

To schedule a retreat, call (513) 562-8841 x231.

To make a financial or planned gift, call (513) 421-HOPE (4673).

To host a drive call (513) 562-8841 x217.

To donate your gently used clothing, furniture, household items or vehicle, call (513) 421-CARE (2273).

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Cincinnati District Council

Conferences All Saints Annunciation Assumption Bellarmine Chapel at Xavier University Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains / St. Xavier Christ the King

Church of the Resurrection Corpus Christi / St John Neumann Good Shepherd Guardian Angels Holy Family Immaculate Heart of Mary

Little Flower Nativity Our Lady of Lourdes Our Lady of the Rosary / St Matthias Our Lady of Victory Our Lady of Visitation Resurrection San Carlos/St Charles St. Aloysius Gonzaga St. Ann St. Antoninus

St. Bartholomew St. Bernard — Spring Grove Village St. Bernard — Taylor Creek St. Boniface St. Catharine St. Cecilia St. Clare St. Dominic St. Gabriel St. Gertrude St. Ignatius St. James the Greater St. James of the Valley St. John the Evangelist St. John the Baptist — Northgate St. John the Baptist — Harrison St. Joseph — West End St. Joseph — North Bend St. Jude St. Lawrence St. Margaret of Cortona St. Margaret Mary St. Martin of Tours St. Mary — Hyde Park St. Mary — Aurora St. Michael the Archangel St. Pius Pantry St. Saviour St. Teresa of Avila St. Vivian St. William Sts. Peter & Paul Roger Bacon High School

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2011

Financial Report

Picture the difference a year can make!

Total value of program services and assistance: $15,654,145 Assistance Provided In 2011, volunteers contributed 96,384 hours

Sources of Support 43% Donated food & other goods Contributions

16% & legal bequests

of service including:

3% Auto & other

• Conference members: 880 members equaling 60,532 hours • Bank Street Pantry, Charitable Pharmacy, other services: 1,262 volunteers equaling 16,198 hours • Stores/other: 15,621 volunteer hours

38% Stores

In 2011, St. Vincent de Paul helped more than 106,319 people through its programs: • Conferences (Parish-based Volunteer Groups): helped 47,827 people and made 8,801 home visits

Uses of Support 8% Food pantries

18% Assistance programs

• Social Services: helped 31,014 people, including 408 home visits.

3% Management & general

• Food Pantries: helped people more than 70,000 times.

donation 3% Car program

• Charitable Pharmacy: helped 1,780 people (28,005 visits)

3% Fundraising

and filled 39,615 prescriptions valued at $4.04 million.

• Other drives and events resulted in an additional 2,507 people helped.

clothing, 65% Furniture, & other goods

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2011 Statement of Activities Revenues Gains and Other Support

Expenses

Contributions & legal bequests . . . . . . . . . . $2,955,792

Program services

Donated food & other goods . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,878,490

Assistance programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,137,710

Stores. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7,064,428

Food pantries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,422,556

Investment gain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,217

Furniture, clothing, & other goods . . . . 11,093,879

Auto & other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 590,279 Total revenue, gains & other support . . . . . . . $18,504,206

Total program services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,654,145 Car donation program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 472,851 Supporting services Management & general . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 507,629 Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 443,075 Total supporting services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 950,704 Total expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,077,700

‘For I know the plans I have for you,’ declares the Lord, ‘plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.’ Jeremiah 29:11

Change in net assets. . . $1,426,506 Net assets beginning of year . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,840,936 Net assets at end of year . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,267,442

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2011 Donors

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Society of Service ($100,000 and up) Elaine and Henry Fischer

Robert T. Keeler Foundation

St. Rose Church

Society of Humility ($50,000–$99,999) The Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./ U.S. Bank Foundation

Greater Cincinnati Foundation Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation Inc.

The Robert H. Reakirt Foundation

Society of Simplicity ($25,000–$49,999) The Estate of Ms. Rita E. Herbert Dorothy C. Klus Revocable Trust

Kroger Company Foundation Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation

SC Ministry Foundation

Society of Charity ($10,000–$24,999) William and Anne Burleigh Becky and Ted Catino City of Cincinnati Robert and Jeanne Diesel Foundation Duke Energy Foundation Matching Gift Program James E. Evans Everybody Rides Metro GE Fund

Hatton Foundation The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati Rick and Amy Held St. Xavier Magis Fund C. Bart and Linda Kohler Niehaus Financial Services Cincinnati Order of Malta Paula M. Steiner Family Foundation, Inc.

Dorothy Roth Audrey and Thomas Ruthman Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sedler Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Tedia Company, Inc. The Kroger Company Foundation The John and Jenny Ward Family Foundation

William and Suzanne Joiner Leadership Cincinnati USA Alumni The LeBlond Foundation of Makino Luxottica Retail IT — ILORI Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Meyer Thomas J. and Linda G. Mueller Mueller Roofing Distributors, Inc. John and Mary Ann Mushaben Nehemiah Manufacturing Co.

Thomas O’Brien Prasco Laboratories Margaret Reis William and Amy Schult Scripps Howard Foundation Paul and Meg Tarvin UBS Financial Services, Inc. Christopher and Diane Williams The Wohlgemuth Herschede Foundation

Society of Justice ($5,000–$9,999) Catholics United for the Poor Ron and Vicki Christian Cinmar, Inc. Ray and Marylyn Clark Mr. Michael D. Connelly Carl and Linda DeBlasio DHL Express (USA), Inc. Mr. James Gielty Janet Homan

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Society of Truth ($2,500–$4,999) AK Steel Foundation Barbara Apking BangZoom Design Unlimited Bank of America Charitable Foundation Sheldon and Norma Braun J. Robert and Dianne Brown Prentice and Liz Carter Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Castellini Cincinnatus Society Nathan D. Clements Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Davis Mr. Frank Dowd David and Kelley Downing Federated Campaign Stewards

GBBN Architects George J. Hubert, Jr. Foundation, Inc. Robert and Carol Gramann Janet Hickman Michael Hoeting i-systems Corporation Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Knickers XY Lisa and Steven Knutson Krombholz Jewelers Leser Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Macy’s Foundation Reynold Tala Maualuga

Mr. Francis R. Monnig Dennis Nead Urban and Barbara Neville O. K. I. Auction, LLC Mr. George F. Osterfeld James and Denise Patton Domata U. and Anna M. Peko Ellen Prudent RPP Containers John Sawyer Salon Urbanity Michael and Janet Sepela Southwest Financial St. Xavier High School

Tim and Katherine Stautberg Mr. and Mrs. James H. Steffen Dr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Steinbeck, D.D.S., M.D. The Catholic Foundation United Way of Greater Cincinnati Walmart Steven A. and Carolyn Wenstrup West Side Capital, LLC Andrew Whitworth Bob and Marilyn Wildermuth Bobbie Williams Kathy Wissel Paul and Donna Wyatt Mark and Christina Zlatic

Diana Housman Hubert Company Arthur and Rita Hudepohl Beverly Davis Immaculate Heart of Mary Dr. Michael and Kathleen Jennings Tricia and Eric Johnson Ronald G. and Caroline Joseph JTM Meats The Bill Keating, Jr. Family Mr. and Mrs. Lorrence Kellar Edward and Ruth Ann Kinney Marlene and Urban Kocher Melissa Kowitz Ms. Mildred W. Kuhn Mr. and Mrs. S. George and Joann Kurz Al and Mary Lahti White Ramon and Betty Landenwitch John Larson Levi Strauss Foundation Michael and Julie Liber Dave Lococo Daniel and Anne Lovell Magnified Giving Arthur and Maryann Maines John and Deborah Majoras

Timothy and Peggy Mathile Dr. Timothy McCarren Mr. and Mrs. William McCloy Mr. Thomas G. McKenney Virginia Meador Mrs. Florence J. Meyer Mrs. Ellen Miller Jeffrey and Peggy Mossbarger Joyce Mukes Chole Garibay, MD and Timothy Mullen Tim Murray Don and Phyllis Neyer Rev. Thomas C. Nolker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. and Susan E. Pichler Mary Catherine Plogman Elaine and Edmund Pultinas Mrs. Ralph E. Quinn Jr. Mr. Arthur J. and Kathy Raible Mr. Paul H. Ravenna W. Emerson D. and Jo Ann Rhodes The Rinehart Staadeker Sussli Retirement Group of Wells Fargo Advisors Marie C. Runda John T. and Carole Ruschulte John and Susan Sanders

Society of Spirit ($1,000–$2,499) Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati Henry and Nancy Acciani Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust Al Neyer, Inc. Foundation All Star Container Company American Fan Company Archdiocese of Cincinnati Catholic Social Action Office Rev. Thomas R. Axe The Bank of Kentucky Mary Bauder Grace Beischel Theodore and Margaret Bergh John and Joyce Berning Blue Ash Protective Association, Inc. Mrs. Alice Bramlage William Braun Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Brielmaier Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns John and Mary Canny Susan Castleberry Cincinnati Friends of Charity, Inc. City Dash, Inc. Steven Claar Maryann Cleary C.J. and Carolyn Condorodis Andrew and Liz Curran

DeWine Family Foundation Jim and Elizabeth Dodd Mary Dome Mr. Brad Dreier The E.W. Scripps Company David and Mary Ann Ellerbrock Estate of Ruth M. Stein Joseph and Michele Evelo Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Freestore Food Bank Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Fry David and Dena Garascia Gordon and Carie Geraci Brian and Anne Marie Gibler Steven and Linda Giessler Give With Liberty Richard and Marilyn Gorman Great American Insurance Company Mary Grote Haglage Construction Inc. William and Lana Haller Mr. Richard H. Haneberg Andy and Tina Hawking Phil and Gloria Hock Jack Hoeting Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hoeting Ms. Margaret M. Hogan

2011 Donors

Put Yourself in the Picture Robert C. Schemenauer Thomas J. and Mary Schmitz Michelle Schneider Jim and Margaret Schrimpf Ms. Elizabeth B. Schulenberg Harry and Carol Schweer Scripps Networks Interactive Terry S. Segerberg Anthony and Grace Severyn Mr. Scott and Julie Sheffer William and Jeanne Shoemaker

Ken and Kathy Skau Mary Kotte Smyth Dr. and Mrs. Squicciarini Mike and Kathleen Stenger Michael J. Storck Mike Story David and Cheryl Stouffer George and Linda Strietmann Steven T. and Mary C. Sullivan St. Vincent de Paul Conference at St. Maximilian Kolbe

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St. Vincent de Paul Conference at St. James White Oak Swapalease Ms. Gail J. Taylor Mr. Raymond A. Teepen The Christ Hospital Medical Associates The Helen and James G. Broe (LGW) Fund The Linus Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Mary Theresa Thiemann Towers Watson

Tracey Wagner Jack D. and Susan R. Wendel WesBanco Bank, Inc. Mr. Thomas E. WesterďŹ eld William and Antonia Frank Foundation James Winter Barbara Witte Mrs. Marilyn Wray Robert and Carolyn L. Wynn Sharon E. Ziegler

Johnson Investment Counsel, Inc. Scott and Mary Johnstone Dr. Dorothy E. Kaiser Mr. Jerome Charles Kathman Ms. Judith Marie Keiber Steven T. Kenat David W. and Kristy M. Kissell Richard and Eva Komoroski Dan and Mary Kramer Joan C. Kramer Samuel and Sandra Kuehn Thomas A. Kuhn La Salle High School Jean M. Lambert Martin and Helen Lawson Andrew Lesko Mr. and Mrs. Mort Libby Dr. Jennifer Loggie Mrs. Virginia S. Lurie M & M Metals Aileen Mack Rob and Cheryl Manning Michael Martin Dave and Amy Mazza Kevin and Julie McGehee Mr. and Mrs. John E. Moorwessel Mr. Richard Morin Kenneth and Theresa Mullen Phillip G. Mullins Jacqueline Neumann Raymond and Jo Ann Neyer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Neyer Mr. William and Deborah Neyer

Anne Niehaus Ms. Mary J. Niehaus-Fay Mary Nolan Timothy and Margaret Nolan William and Renate Otteson Our Lord Christ the King Church Mr. and Mrs. Eileen and Fred Overbeck Panda Pencil Julie and Michael Peters Mr. and Mrs. David C. Phillips Patrick B. Points Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Puccini Amy Reynolds Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ricke Ms. Rita H. Riddell Frederick and Laura Riehle David and Candace Rinderle Theodore and Mary Ann Rohling Mark and Kimberly Rumpke James J. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ryan Ely M. T. and Joan M. Ryder Sabre Holding, Give Together Campaign Charles and Bre Sambuchino William H. and Judith M. Sander Ms. Evelyn F. Schehl Mary A. Schell, Trust Mr. David and Cheryl Schildmeyer William and Terri Schinkal Schoenberger Tile & Marble, Inc. Ralph and Carol Schroer

Society of Faith ($500–$999) Timothy Albers Chris Aluotto Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Barden Bartlett & Co. Bruce and Karen Berno Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Berns Robert Besse Glenn and Martha Bitzenhofer Fred Boldt William and Carol Bonapfel Stanley M. Boric Dennis and Jennifer Brown Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Burke W. Alan and Margaret M. Burke Troy and Jenifer Burt Lanthan and Louise Camblin Nilabh Chaudhary Manuel and Cynthia Chavez Richard and Linda Chouteau Susan Christen Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber David and Mary Kay Clark Steven P. Culbertson Ms. Mary E. Davis, TTEE Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald J. Debrunner Mr. Thomas Digman Michael Disimile James and Janet Donnellon Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Dufek Terrance and Susan Dyer Mrs. Claire M. Edgell

Dennis Engel Esther Price Candies Corp.

Jerome D. Fagel Flynn & Company P.S.C., Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Fogarty Kevin Fogarty David and Anita Freeman Ruth Gallant Carl D. Gandola John and Camille Gartner Bernard B. and Suzanne J. Gawne Heidi and Timothy Graham Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP H-M Co. Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Nancy Habegger Jeff and Joy Harris Michael F. and Mary J. Haverkamp Mr. Craig A. Hayden Mr. Raymond J. Healy Richard and Doris Heitz Jeffrey Herbert Hewlett-Packard Company HP Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. George J. Hubert Ms. Debbie Huffman Lawrence and Marlene Humbert James Hunter Jonand Laureen Hussey Sara L. Jacobs Jay Johannigman, MD Ron and Gloria Johnson

30 Ms. Mary D. Schulte Michael N. Schuster Ms. Mary D. Schweitzer SCS Construction Services, Inc. Max Seibert Becky and Aaron Seurkamp Gerald L. Shawhan Kevin Sheppard Gregory and Margaret Shields Tony and Lynda Shipley Richard and Susan Shonk Charles and Mary Rose Smith Emilio Spinosa

St. James Church St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church Fred Stang Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Stautberg Strategic Employee Benefit Services Sullivan Communications, Inc. Ryan and Tine Tape Ms. Jacquelin Tepe Mr. Franklin D. Thomas Barbara and Joseph Trauth Jerry Trefzger Lawrence and Mary P. Uebel

Ms. Susan M. Vergamini Lee and Kathleen Vonderhaar Mr. and Mrs. William P. Waham Kevin Walsh Mary Walton Geraldine Warner Mr. Jonathan T. Weber Jerome W. and Dianne Wedig

Jerry Weiper Jay and Kathy Wertz Tim Whalen John E. Wilp Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Yerke Brian Zappia Gerald and Dee Zobrist John W. and Mary Ann Zorio

Ms. Ellen Berghamer Elizabeth Berling Lucille Berninger Ms. Margaret Betscher Noel J. and Romaine M. Biesik Louise Birkofer Mr. and Mrs. John J. Bishop David Bittner Maria Blake Jane Blanc Shirlee Bloom Mr. Leonard A. Blum Mr. Nicholas Bodmer Paul and Esther Boehm Dr. Ekkehard and Mrs. Jean Bohme Ms. Mary J. Bonfield Perry Boone Robert L. Booth

Mimi Boswell Kimberly Bower Mrs. Mary Bowling Tracie Bowling Mrs. Jeanne Bowman Steve and Diane Bowman Timothy and Annetta Brack Ralph Bradburn Mr. William J. Bradley Ms. Mary Frances Bray John and Patricia Brehm Wesley Brewton Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Brickweg Linda Brill Timothy and Catherine Brinkman Dale Brockman Mary Broderick Mr. Tom Brokamp

Society of Samaritans ($100–$499) Paul and Barbara Abbinante Kevin and Kim Abele Action Ministries Scott H. Adams Freddie Adkins Agencies Direct, Inc. Jagjeet and Claire Ahluwalia Aftab Ahmad Mr. and Mrs. George Ainge Debra and Mark Albert Marc Alexander Romola Allen Cecile Drackett Allyn Betty Altenau Mark Altmayer Tom and Lynne Alverson Alfred Ambrosius James Andrews Victor and Dolores Angel Geil Annette Mr. Eugene A. Ardine Michael J. and Ruth Anne Armentrout Mr. Paul V. Arszman Ms. Constance L. Arthur R. Daniel Arvin Assumption Church Lorraine Austin Nancy and Bruce Baarendse Craig and Theresa Babcock Pauline H. Bacon Todd and Ann Bailey

David Baker Dennis and Kathleen Baker Kelly Baker Patricia and Joe Baker Rita Balcom Bill Banchy Sheila Bandy R.C. Banks Karen D. Bankston Mildred Barhorst David and Molly Barth Basco Company Thomas Bates August Bauer Gregory and Julie Bauke James Baumer Helen Baur Mrs. Mary L. Baurichter Judith Bausher Cynthia Baylis Bob and Barb Becker Diane Becker Ms. Kathy Beckman Tina Bedacht Art Bedel Mrs. Elsie K. Beekley Ann Beischel Ms. Sarah J. Bellamy Don and Lydia Benz James L. and Nancy L. Berendt Kit Berger

2011 Donors

Put Yourself in the Picture Martha A. and John B. Brophy Martin and Patricia Brotzge Carole Brown Daniel Brown Patricia Brown Terri Brown Leroy and Lois Bruck Wendy Brucker Walter Brueggemann Theresa C. Brueggen Ms. Mary W. Bruening Ms. Rosemary Brune Jeff Bruns Ron Buchanan Ms. Jean Buck Mary Budde Angie Buechner Katie Bulach David and Karen Bulman Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Burger Susan Buring Kelly Burke Christopher and Kara Burns Gary and Mary Ann Burns Mr. David M. Burridge Lee F. and Margaret A. Burroughs, M.D. Alan G. Burwinkel, M.D. Mrs. Mary B. Busch John and Mary Buse Bushelman Supply Company Robert E. and Virginia L. Byrnes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cahill Mr. Thomas S. Calder Mary Alice Calme Patricia Calo Mrs. Whitelaw and Carol Campbell Mr. John Cannon David M. and Rita L. Carmosino Mr. and Mrs. Chester A. and Mary E. Carr Geri Carroll John Carson James and Kathy Carter Margaret A. Cassaro Jim Castrucci David Catanzaro

John and Terri Catanzaro CCC, LLC Mr. and Mrs. David R. Celmer John and Nancy Cengel Centennial, Inc. Mr. R. Guy and Judy Chandler Angela Charron Cheviot Fireman’s Assn.

Richard B. Childers Hoon and Aesook Choi Fran Cihon James Cimprich Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship Ms. Laura Ciolino Citizens for the Health Safety Net Erin Clancy Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clanton David Clapp Norma Clark J. H. Clasgens Mr. Earle Clayton Pauline E. Clemen Mary C. Clifton CM Temporary Services Jim and Barbara Coffaro William Cohen Joan Colak Carolyn Collette John and Mary Collins John and Barbara Collins Neil M. Comber Mary Connaughton Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Connelly Robert and Shelia Conner Dina Conners Providence Conners Construction Software Technologies, Inc. John Conwell Mr. Ernest R. Cooper Rev. Ronald C. Cooper Cooper Electric Karen Corbly Eugene Cordier John and Virginia Corsini Deacon John Corson Janet Costello Cathy Coupland

Dennis P. Coyne John Craig Jeffery A. and Phyllis M. Cramer Marylou Creelman Floyd Crouse Dorothy and William Cubbins Charles J. and Rita A. Cullen Ms. Karen Cullion Steve Curran Cynthia L. Stueve Rev. Trust Angie Dadosky Michael Danowski Richard and Ann Darlington Mary G. Davis Rev. Trust Jim and Elaine Day Deals that Give Back Thomas DeBord Daniel and Melanie DeBrosse Deer Park Roofing Michael Defrancesco Joseph Degaro Trisha Dehall Robert C. Dehner Raymond Deidesheimer Stephen Derose John J. and Connie Dettmer Denise Devery Brian Devir David and Susan Deye Carolyn Dick Carl and Judith Dickhaus Teresa Dicolandrea Tiffiny Diers Herb and Sue Dietz Stan and Marilyn Dillon Linda Dixon Barbara and Jeannette Doddy Robert and Erin Donaho Mr. and Mrs. Terrence M. and M. Joyce Donnellon Marianne Dorger Mr. Robert W. Dorsey Ms. Katherine M. Dowda Carol and Jerry Drew Elaine Drew Robert and Rita Driehaus Regene Dubell Mary Beth Duebber

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Alana Dumasius John E. and Valerie J. Duncan WIlliam and Barbara Duncan Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. and M. Kathryn Dunn Steve and Margaret Dunphy Albert A. Duplace Rich and Louise Easterly Ms. Carol Ebner Janet Edwards Ms. Shirley L. Eiden Albert and Carla Eilers John and Judith Eilers Tripp and Margaret Eldredge Betty Elkins Ms. Kate Ellis Ms. Nina Ellis Marina Ellison Omer Erdmann Mr. William F. Erman Mike and Mary Espel Mrs. Mary Jean Evers Brian Ezell Jerome and Mary Ann Fagel Patrick and Mary Fages Mr. Joe Fahey Mr. John R. Faillace Fairfield Banquet & Convention Center Ms. Margaret Fanella Charles Fannin Ms. Marion W. Fanning Jim Farwig Alan M. and Carol R. Faulhaber Ms. Mary E. Fay Katherine Federle John and Mary Kay Feighery Jay and Lisa Feist Jerry and Sandy Fernbacher Herman and Esther Ferris Patricia Filak Melvin Firestone Kirk Fischesser Mr. Charles E. Fisher Ms. Dorothy Fisher Joe and Patricia Fisher Ms. Marilyn Fisher Thomas A. Fisher

32 Mr. and Mrs. James T. and Leslie Fitzgerald Laurel Fitzgerald Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fitzpatrick Maureen Flanagan Marlene Miceli Flick Edward Flynn Cindy Foote Mr. Spencer T. Foote Robert Forbeck Jody Forman Fall St. Clare Friary Mary Frank Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. and Peggy V. Frank Mark C. Franke Ellen L. Frankenberg Mr. and Mrs. David S. Frazer Gary Fredensborg Jennifer Frederick Katharine and Jay Freeman Ken Freudenberg Mary J. Fricker Robert and Joan Friedmann Friends of Young Mothers Mrs. Patricia Froehle Jayne Fronk Mary J. Fuller Kathleen and William Fussinger Lisa Gaddie-Thomas John Galla Steven and Kathleen Gallagher Janet Gallenstein Mary Ann Gardner Harry and Mildred Gates Marianne Gatewood Donald Gayner Mr. Dennis Geiger Karen Geiger Mr. and Mrs. William and Lilly Gellner Adam Gelter Thomas and Lillian Gerde GFS Chemicals, Inc. Kathleen Gibboney David Giles Ryan Gillen James Gilson

Mark E. Ginty Cynthia Givens Thomas P. and Blanche M. Glenn Ronald and Mary Godfrey Ann Goldschmidt DeAnn Gorham Susan Grathwohl Great Oak Construction, Inc. Great West Life and Annuity Insurance Company Greater Cincinnati Health Council Patricia C. Greene David and Theresa Greenwald Victoria Gregory Paul and Laura Griffith Kathleen Grismer Mr. Raymond L. Grismer Louis and Hypha Groen Ms. Ardith A. Grote Ms. Roxanne Grote Don Gruber Richard L. Gruber Paula Grulee Bruce and Amy Guiot Elizabeth Gurley Blake Gustafson Suzy Guzior Eustaquio and Florencia Guzman Marsha Haberer Ms. Mary Haberthy Thomas Habig William P. Hackett Michael and Stephanie Hackman Ann Hagerstrand Franklin G. Hale Fred and Eileen Hall John Hall Penny N. Hamilton Ms. Barbara Hammersmith Mr. and Mrs. Martin Handel Richard and Jeanne Hannan Richard Hansman James and Linda Hanson Anna Harmon Ms. Joan E. Harpring Ms. Mary Harrah Jolie Harris

Dodd Harrison-Smith J.P. and Kathleen Havey Timothy and Marilyn Havlin Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Hedrick Megan and Donald Heeb Carol Heidt Mr. Donald J. Heimbrock Sheila Heinen Susan P. Heinz Mr. and Mrs. John Hemm John and Myra Hendy Patty Hensley Patricia Herbers Ms. Carol L. Herbert Ms. Andrea Herman Stanley Herrlinger Beverly Herro John Herro Jeffrey and Sandra Hess Sally D. Hext Frederick and Sherrie Heyse Laura Hickey Mary Hilleary Joan Hilton Ms. Mary R. Hilvert E. Paul Hitter Dan and Mary Hladky John and Rosalie Hoar Robert and Carmen Hodge Beth and Greg Hoekzema Dennis and Maggie Hoerst Eileen Hoffman Denis Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hogan Mr. and Mrs. Charles and Jean Holder John and Martha Holland Martin F. Hollenbeck Jeana Hon Kathy Hooker Thomas and Donrita Hopkins Ms. Patricia A. Moore Hopson Mr. and Mrs. Gary M. Horton James Howe William and Jane Howe Michael and Carolyn Hoyt

Christopher and Kristen Hudepohl Mr. and Mrs. Fred and Dorothy Hudepohl Marvin E. Hudson Art and Paula Huesman Donnell S. Hughes Douglas G. and Doris J. Hughes Joan Hughes Lisa Hughes Kendra Hull Merrill Hull Mr. A. J. Humbert Cheryle A. Hunchuck Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Hunt Alvin J. Hurt Thelma Imhoff Individual Care Center, Inc. Rosebelle Ionna Constance Iredale Cassie Iseman Francesca Jankowitz Nancy and David Jasper Jeffrey S. Bakst & Associates, LLC Thomas and Judith Jennings Ms. Marva L. Johns Miki P. Johns Mark Johnston Ms. Phyllis Johnstone Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Jones Janice Jones Linda Jones Mr. Stephen and Susan Jones Jay and Kim Jordan Ms. Kathy Jordan Mark Jordan Ms. Mary Carol Joseph Joseph C. Kammer Law Offices Barbara Juengling Robert C. and Christine C. Jung Robert and Anne Jurek Robert and Elsie Kaiser Joan Karwisch Mr. and Mrs. Anthony John Kasak Mr. and Mrs. William J. and Nancy N. Keating Dave Custer

2011 Donors

Put Yourself in the Picture Geoffrey and Elizabeth Keenan Paul C. Keidel John and Rita Keim Ruth Keller Brian Kellett Faye Kelley Brigid Kelly Jim and Carol Kelly Martin Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Steve W. Kennedy Sue Kennedy Kenneth Kerr Anne Kessen Janet Kessler Prem Khosla Philip and Jane Khoury Michael and Patricia Kimutis Donald and Kathy King John and Sheila Kippley Wendy Kirkwood Mrs. David A. and Sharon M. Kitzmiller Kiwanis Club of Clifton Kiwanis Club of FairďŹ eld Deborah Klemt Thomas and Judith Kloenne Mrs. Marilyn Klug Stephen W. Klump Ms. Paula J. Klusman Elizabeth Knodle Diane Knueven Brian and Susan Koch Mrs. Ann Tracy Koenig Christina Kohnen Brendan and Martha Korte Ms. Jane A. Koval Evelyn Kramb Jerome Kramer Wm. Kramer & Son, Inc. Kenneth and Kathryn Kramp Mr. Ronald Kratz Sandy Kraus Lothar and Maria Kreppel Mr. and Mrs. James J. Krismer Mr. Joseph Kroger Robert C. and Geraldine Krueger Robert and Patricia Krumdieck

Robert Krummen Ronald J. and Susan M. Kuehnle G. Edward and Joanne Y. Kuhl Jane Kuhn Paul Kuhn Edward G. and Cheryl L. Kunkemoeller L3 Fuzing and Ordnance Systems Kevin J. Lab Christine Labowsky Ms. Barbara H. LaChance Mr. Thomas and Jane Lake Greg LaLonde Vincent W. Lambers Rev. Francis G. Lammeier Letty Lavely Mr. Peter J. Ledwedge David and Marla Ledwin Claire Leist Nelson Leist Ms. Anne M. Leonard Mindy Leonard Mr. Edward E. Leuthold Barbara Levy-Wall Tracey Lewis Amanda Lietz Ms. Jennifer Little Mary Loescher Bernadette Logano William H. and Carroll C. Logsdon Dan and Elizabeth Long Bernadette Longano Mr. Thomas L. Lorenz Gisele Loriot-Raymer Joseph and Meredith Loughran Ms. Carol A. Louis Peggy Loux Peter Loveless Cynthia C. Lowe LPK Ralph Luebbe Ms. Dorothy A. Luebbers John Luebbers Mr. Donald and Joan Luebbert Mrs. Phyllis A. Luehrmann Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd

Ms. Virginia A. Lynch M. J. Restoration, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Maas Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Mack John Maddrill John and Catherine Magyar Michael and Carol Maier Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Malec Teresa Maley Bala and Sriyani Malliah Linda Mallory Charmaine Mamantov Michael Manhart Mr. and Mrs. Anthony M. and Jane F. Mankus Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Marchionne Kathy Marks William V. and Helen R. Marten Joanne Martin Russell J. Martin Susan Mashni David and Mary Mathers Mary-Morse Matthews Kurt Matthys Max Hofmeyer & Sons, Inc. James Mayer Kathy Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Mayer Barbara McBride Dennis McCabe Kevin McCabe Charles and Ann McCarthy Janet McCarthy Malcolm McClellan Timothy and Jennifer McConnell Joyce Ann McCoy Mr. and Mrs. Julie McCoy Douglas and Teddie McCray, TTEE Malcolm McElroy Parnel C. McGreevy Roche and Susan McGreevy Albert and Mary McGrover Mrs. Mary F. McKeown James and Constance McKiernan Jeanette McKnight Malcolm Mclellan

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Ms. Casey Mcmahon Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McNerney Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. McSwiggin Frank McWilliams, MD Medco Health Solutions Charitable Match Dist.

Suzanne Mehne Mary R. Meiners Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Menner Mr. Richard Menner Patricia Merland Ronald D. and Marilyn F. Metz Greg Meyer Karen Meyer Shirlaine Meyer Ms. Virginia Meyer Meyer Brothers Building & Remodeling Carol Meyers Patrick D. Michel, D.D.S., Inc. Robert and Mary Mierenfeld Celia M Mileski Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Miller Gloria Miller James Miller Kristie Miller Lawrence and Jane Miller Ray Miller Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Barbara Mills Mischler & Nurre CertiďŹ ed Public Accountants Jill Mitchell Teresa Mitchell Ms. Mary Jo Mock Paul and Nancy Mohr Betty Molloy Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Molloy William and Anita Molloy Murray Monroe Mr. Frank E. Montag Phillip Montanus Kathy Morgan Steve Morgan Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. Frank and Marlene Morris

34 Marion Morrison Harriet E. Moster Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Motl Robert and Michele Mountel and Hildebrant Mary Beth Mueller Ms. Susan Mueller Daniel R. and Christine L. Muenzer Nancy Mullany Lizanne Mulligan M. L. Murphy Molly Murphy Mrs. Gerald Mushaben Rick Naber Holly Naro Joseph and Marlene Nasello Ahid and Joann Nashif May Nassef Mr. and Mrs. Gene N. Neltner Ms. Mary Jo Nero Ms. Marilyn M. Nesselhuf New Jerusalem Community J. Stuart and Jennifer Newman Newman Foundation, Inc. Marilyn Nicholson Calandra Nickerson Ms. Mary Nicolay Kenneth and Jean Niederhausen Night Hawk, Inc. Betty Nocero Ms. Eleanor J. Noe, TTEE Donald and Matilda Nordmeyer North Deerborn Pantry The Norwood Council Knights of Columbus 1162 Charles and Sally Nugent Ms. Mary Nunlist Mr. Michael O’Brien Susan A. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. O’Herron John O’Malley Paul J. and Janis M. Obermeyer Betty Odley Debra Oliver Larry Oliver Mr. Paul J. Olsen

Mr. Dennis Olver Mark Ophaug Patrick and Karen Orsary Eric Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Frank and Sandra Osterhues Jonathan and Michelle Ostrander Carol Ann Ottman Ralph and Elizabeth Overberg Herbert and Mary Pahren Mr. Thomas Palmer Donna Park Rozelia Park Stephanie Patton David and Vickyle Payton Alma Peddenpohl Steven and Judith Peelman Alissa Pelzer Mr. Theo M. Penker Amy Pennekamp Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C Perin Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Perrino Sally Perry Perry Public Schools Mary Persinger Petermann, LTD Bonnie Peterson Richard C. and Bonnie N. Peterson John and Donna Pfiester Charles Pfizenmayer Jane Phelan Zachary Pierson Rosina Pirchner Plumbers, Pipefitters, & Mechanical Equipment Shirley Plummer Nancy Porter Mr. C. Douglas Postler Anthony Potts Linda Powell Lori Powers Michael C. and Pamela R. Pratt Susan Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Jeanette Preuth Gina Prickel Inma Prieto

Adam Puccini Barbara Pumplun Mary Ann Punch Robert Puthoff Pyramid Controls Mr. Jerry Rahe Ken Randall Paul and Ann Rapien Jane Rasico John and Joanne Raterman Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Rathman Tony and Monica Rau Norman and Virginia Rave Scott and Lisa Ray Kenneth and Bernice Reeder Michael and Joyce Rees Mark and Linda Regensburger Sheila Reid Peggy Reif Judy Reilman Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Rekow John Rentz Jerry Rettig Ruth Richardson Todd and Anna Richardson Mrs. Joan Rieder Dorothy Riesenback Ray and Joan Riestenberg Mr. Jerome R. and Megan Riga Mrs. Johnnie Mae Riley Susan Rivers-Payne Paul and Susan Robben Mrs. Mary Caroline Roberto Annette Robinson Mr. Joel L. Robinson David C. Robisch Mrs. Elizabeth Roche William H. Rocklin John C. and Mary E. Roeseler Donald Rogers Ms. Martha Rogers Mrs. Joan S. Rohde Annie Rolston Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Romer Durwood and Margaret Rorie Jeff Rose Mary Ellen Ross-Knickel

Laura Roth Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Rottinghaus Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Rottmueller Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey P. Rowekamp Ed and Carol Rubeo Mr. Eugene P. Ruehlmann Mike Ruggiero Mr. Robert Rumpke Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Rupp Connie Ruprick Richard Rushing Dr. Kathryn A. Russ Ann Russell Mary L. Rust Eugene and Terri Rutz William and Algene Rutz Mrs. Joann Sabato Sacred Heart Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Saelinger Toni Sager Eva Salmons Audrey Sandman Gary and Mary Sanzone Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Sauer Mr. Edward Sauer James W. and Sandra Sauer Kenneth E. Saxon Daniel M. and Lucie M. Schall Debbie Scharff Michael Schenk Carl and Sally Schlotman James and Lynnette Schluter George and Kay Schmidl Thomas and Linda Schmidt Donald and Joan Schmitt Martin and Suzanne Schmitt Rev. George Schmitz Jim Schmitz Ms. Diane Schmutte Jon W. and Alyce K. Schneider Robert Schoettinger Mrs. Marian R. Schott Charles and Rebecca Schroer Dan and Robin Schuckman Mr. Jerry O. Schuehler

2011 Donors

Put Yourself in the Picture Harold Schuler Ken Schulteis Charlene Schwab Brad and Molly Schwartz David and Sandra Schwartz Stephen and Joann Schweitzer Sally and Rich Sears Rita Sedmak Edward and Mary Jo Seibert Rosemary Seidner Mark Seipel Thomas Sell Marvin Settle Ron and Alice Sexton Mr. and Mrs. Anthony and Lisa Sganga Rachele Shaffer Reuben Shaffer Dr. and Mrs. Donald and Pauline Nofziger James Shanahan Kathleen Shaut Kevin Shea Daniel and Karen Sue Sheeran Elizabeth Shepherd Guy and Irene Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Shimala Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Sholtes Ms. Mary Jo Siebert Ms. Betty Siefke Mary Lea Siegel Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Sillies James and Mary Simcoe Linn Sinnott Sr. Judith Hinderes Mark and Linda Sivik Mary Jo Smallwood Arlene Smith David and Linda Smith Larry and JoAnn C. Smith Paul M. Smith William J. Smith Edie Smitson Mr. and Mrs. Michael C. and Carol Snowden Jon and Jenelle Sobotka Mary L. Speed

Agnes H. Spoelker St. Nicholas Deaf Club St. Vivian Ms. Mary Gaines-Standish Linda M. Staneck Ms. Joan and Greg Steele Donald F. Stegeman Trust John and Barbara Stehlin Robert and Marian Stehlin Joseph Stein Dennis Steinke Christopher and Janet Stenger Ms. Carole Stokes-Brewer Mark and Kim Stone Mr. Jonathan J. Stow Scott and Jean Streicher Rev. Robert Stricker Al and Sue Stuempel Robert C. Sullivan Russell E. Sunberg Jorge and Nina Sunkel Douglas and Maria Sunnenberg Dennis Swaney Stanley Swantack Grant Szabo James Taggart Catherine M. Tallen Dennis E. and Clare M. Tasset Teresa Taylor Verna Taylor Mary Ann Tebbe Helen Temming Robert and Mary Tepe Yvonne Tepe Teschner Trucking David and Mary Tettenhorst Carol Thieman William and Marilyn Thiemann Ms. Mary Thran Stephen and Andrea Tien Teresa Timmons Ms. Judith B. Titchener The TJX Companies Gerald A. Tonges Estelle Topmoeller Toyota of Cincinnati, Inc.

Ms. Mary Tracey David Tracy Michael Trame Mary Traynor Cindee Tresslar Robert L. Trick Julie Triona Marian Trouts Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Tuchfarber John Twarozynski U. S. Bancorp Foundation Ms. Rita E. Uehlein Woodrow H. Uible Alan and Marjorie Ullman Gerard and Ann Umberg United Italian Societies of Greater Cincinnati United Methodist Women Jen and Colin Upham Donor Ursuline Academy James and Aileen Van Flandern Patricia Curran and Robert Van Stone Ellen M. and L. Gery Van Treeck Jacob Vener Joseph and Darlene Verkamp Dr. Lee J. Vesper Brad Vitucci Kathy Voegele Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Vogele Richard and Jean A. Volk Margaret Voskuhl Carolyn Voss John and Connie Wagner Richard and Anne Wagner Deborah and Bob Wait Mr. and Mrs. David S. Waligora Andrea L. Wall Betty Walriven Jim Walton Lisa Wampler Debbie Ware Michael C. Warmbier Peggy Warren Denis and Alice Waymire

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Thomas and Janet Weingartner Donald and Sandra Weinkam Wilson G. Weisenfelder Mr. and Mrs. Paul Weisgerber Jacquelyn Welborn Kathleen Welch Mr. Randall Welch Ruth Weller Stanley Welling Ben and Judy Wells Judy and Ben Wells Eugene P. Wessler Robert and Ruth WesterďŹ eld Thomas Wetterich Michael Whalen Scott and Tina Whalen Lynne Whang Daniel and Nancy Whitacre Robert J. and Jean White Thelma White Van and Robin White Amy Wiandt Richard and Mary Kay Wick Ronald Wieland Geraldine Wilkens Kathleen Wilkins Rich and Susan Williams Robert R. and Suzanne N. Winstel Phyllis Wintzinger Wireless Connection Rev. Gary J. Witsken Christy Woelfel Robert and Mary Jo Woelfel James H. Wollenhaupt Sean Woock K C Wood Joseph and Mary Ann Workman Mary Wright J. Richard Wuest Dean and Jill Yates Benjamin Zeiders John and Kathleen Zeller Sarah Zieverink Steve and Mila Zimmerman William and Arlene Zins Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zolg

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Special Thanks

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A special thank you to the physicians, physician practices and pharmacies that support the efforts of our Charitable Pharmacy:

ABS Business Solutions Americares U.S. Partnerships APC Mason (Suite 200) AstraZeneca Catholic Health Partners Christ Hospital Medical Associates — Auburn (Suites 440, 334 &520) Christ Hospital Medical Associates — Bridgetown

Christ Hospital Medical Associates — Delhi Christ Hospital Medical Associates (Suite 200) Collaborative Pharmacy Complete Prescription Solutions Direct Relief International Dr. Andrew Schulz Dr. Barry Webb Dr. Bill Gluntz Dr. Clark Baxter and Kathy

Dr. Chole Mullen Dr. Donald Nofziger Dr. Joseph Daugherty Dr. Kathy Downey Dr. Mark Bibler Dr. Mary Jo Slattery Dr. Michael Jennings Dr. Raasheed Ghani Dr. Susan Stegman Dr. Timothy Lichter Heart to Heart International

Keysource Medical, Inc. Medpace, Inc. Merck, Inc. Novartis Pfizer Remedi Senior Care Rho Chi Honor Society Skilled Care, Inc. Skilled Care Pharmacy The Ohio Heart & Vascular Center — Mt. Airy

We would like to thank all the generous businesses, organizations and individuals that contributed goods to the shelves of our Choice Food Pantry:

Bellarmine Chapel — SVDP Conference Bob Farrell Busken Bakery Christ the King Church Chuck Rap Cincinnati Reds: Food Drive Crossroads Deloitte Dollar General: Food Drive Ellenbee Leggett Esther Price Ethicon Endo-Surgery

EverDry Waterproofing Freestore Foodbank GameStop: Food Drive — Tom DiNuoscio GH Testing John Morrell & Co. Kroger — Anderson Kroger — Woodlawn Mascari Sales and Marketing Matthew 25 Ministries Miller Poultry Moeller Greenhouse & Garden Center

Moeller High School: Food Drive Mt. Notre Dame High School: Food Drive Nehemiah Manufacturing Co. Pete Settle Reinhardt Foods Roger Bacon High School: Food Drive Rouster’s Apple House St. Jude School: Food Drive

St. Peter in Chains Cathedral St. Rose Church St. Ursula Academy: Food Drive St. Xavier High School: Food Drive Sara Lee Corporation Servatti GameStop: Food Drive Ursuline Academy: Food Drive Whole Foods — Hyde Park Whole Foods — Mason

We would also like to thank the Cincinnati area fire departments that participated in the 5 Cares Coat Drive:

Sharonville Harrison Milford Loveland

Blue Ash Green Township Anderson Township Springdale

Mt. Healthy Liberty Township Little Miami Mariemont

Deerfield Township Montgomery Mason

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We offer our most heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all the compassionate businesses and organizations that partnered with us in 2011:

Addressed for Success Mailing House Addyston United Methodist All Craft Manufacturing Co Alternate Solutions American Fan Company BangZoom Design Ltd. BlueSky Creative, Inc. BMW Store Boca Burlington Coat Factory Caruso Produce Castle Christo Rey High School Cincinnati Ballet Cincinnati Bengals Cincinnati Reds City Dash City of Cincinnati — Citizen Complaint and Internal Audit Clear Channel Radio Coney Island Crossroads — Cincinnati Reach Out Projects Cumulus Radio Danelle Alexis Photography Davita Dialysis Dental Care Plus Donnellon-McCarthy, Inc. Downtown Dash

Elder High School Everybody Rides Metro EverDry Waterproofing Cincinnati FedEx Frontgate GBBN Architects Give Back Cincinnati Goldstar Chili Good Neighbor Foundation Group Sales, Inc. Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. Healthcare Access Now Holiday Inn — Eastgate Hubbard Radio Huntington National Bank Ilori Indian Hill High School JTM JTM/Zartran John Morrell and Company Kemba Credit Union Knickers of Hyde Park Kotsovos Kroger Krombholz Jewelers Lady FAME Riders La Salle High School Lemasters Consulting, LLC LPK

Macy’s Mason City Schools McCauley High School Mercy High School Miller Poultry Moeller High School Mt. Notre Dame High School Niehaus Financial Services, LLC Old Navy ODOT One Warm Coat O’Reilly-Metcalfe Group Peerless Printing Penzey’s Spices Press-Tige Dry Cleaners Quiznos — Western Hills Radio One Roger Bacon High School Ruckus Beauty Studio Sacred Heart Church Sacred Heart Radio Salon Urbanity St. Bartholomew St. Mary School, Hyde Park St. Rose and Cathedral St. Ursula Academy St. Xavier High School Salon Urbanity Seton High School

Southwest Financial Services Stor-All — Landen Stor-All — Pisgah Strategies to End Homelessness Summit Country Day School Tedia Company, Inc. The Hilton Cincinnati Netherland Plaza The Lunch Bunch Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing North America, Inc. Toyota Production System Support Center Toys for Tots Toys R Us — Eastgate TSSC, Inc. UFCW 75 Women’s Network and Minority Coalition Ulmer’s Auto Care Ultimate Air Shuttle University of Cincinnati Fashion Design Program VR Business Brokers WCPO — TV (Channel 9) WKRC — TV (Channel 12) WLWT — TV (Channel 5) WXIX — TV (Channel 19) Zion Christian Temple Academy

St. Vincent de Paul Board of Directors 2012–2013 Andrew Curran, President

Joe Evelo

Gary Massa

Managing Director of Investments, Merrill Lynch

VP of University Relations, Xavier University

John B. Gartner III, SIOR

Anne Niehaus

Principal, Brokerage Sr. VP, Colliers International

Attorney, Niehaus Law Office, LLC

Marketing Director, Esther Price Candies

Bob Gramann

Teacher, Loveland High School

Becky Catino

Sr. Mary Ann Humbert

Partner, 625 Investments

Spiritual Advisor, Sisters of Charity

Ron Christian, Secretary,

Rick Chouteau

Marva Johns

Pharmacy Board Rep.

Senior Vice President, Paycor

Partner, Taft Law Firm

Amy Connolly Held

Senior HR Consultant, Libby Perszyk Kathman

Liz Carter, ex officio

Lisa Knutson Chief Admin. Officer, E.W. Scripps

Executive Director, SVDP Cincinnati Council SVDP Charitable Pharmacy

COO, radio, dmr

Bart Kohler, Chairman President & CEO, Hubert Company

Chris Williams, Vice Pres.

Consulting Director, Operational Results, Inc.

Tricia Johnson, Treasurer Executive Director, Ernst & Young LLP

Karen Bankston, PhD, FACH Associate Dean of Clinical Practice, Partnership and Community Engagement, University of Cincinnati

Sandy Brielmaier, Past Pres.

Managing Consultant, Towers Watson

President, GBBN Architects

Bre Sambuchino Chris Shimala Vice President, Huntington Bank

David Stouffer CFO, ThinkVine Corporation

SVDP Charitable Pharmacy Board 2012 Ron Christian, President

David Catanzaro

Julie McGehee

Jay Wertz

Partner, Taft Law Firm

Global Scientific Mgr. Professional/ Tech. Affairs, P&G

Corp. Sec./VP Benefits & Compensation, E.W. Scripps

Portfolio Manager, Johnson Investment Counsel

Vice President

Kelley J. Downing

Chole Mullen, MD

Liz Carter, ex officio

Director, Dept. of Internal Medicine, Christ Hospital

Managing Director, Bartlett & Co.

Outpatient Psychiatry Attending, NorthKey Community Care

Executive Director, SVDP Cincinnati Council

Brad Schwartz, CPA,

Executive Director, Center for Chemical Addictions Treatment

Mike Jennings, MD,

Treasurer VP of Finance, Mueller Roofing Dist. Inc.

Mike Puccini, RPh, Secretary

Sandra Kuehn Susan Mashni, Pharm D, BCPS Drug Policy Dev. Specialist, Catholic Health Partners

Pharmacy Business Development Mgr., Cincinnati/Dayton KMA, Kroger

Donald Nofziger, MD Past President, Academy of Medicine

Bob Saelinger Partner, HR & Personnel Planning, Graydon Head & Ritchey LLP

Andrea Wall Asst. Dean of Student Affairs, UC College of Pharmacy

Dedicated to the dear memory of Denny Engel, Charitable Pharmacy Board member. His compassion and generosity touched the lives of many. He will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered.

SVDP Advisory Board 2012 Ron Brown

Steve Culbertson

John Kron

Jim Stutz

Retired President & CEO, Milacron

Retired

Deloitte (retired)

Mark Casella

Jim Dodd

Dan Meyer

Vice President, Halo Brand Productions

President/CEO, Coppertree, Ltd

Retired Sr. Vice President, Fifth Third Bank

Nehemiah Manufacturing Co.

Bob Conway The Bistro Group

Mike Conaton

Ron Joseph Jr. Joseph Auto Group

The Midland Company

Mark Kroeger

Mike Connelly

VP of Corporate Communications & Investor Relations, Scripps Networks Interactive

President & CEO, Catholic Health Partners

Thomas O’Brien Retired VP, P&G

Neil O’Connor Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co

Bob Stautberg St. Xavier High School

Tamara Sullivan Freelance PR Specialist

Rev. Barry Windholtz St. Peter in Chains Cathedral

Management Team

Production Credits

Liz Carter, Executive Director Prentice Carter, Operations Director Mike Espel, Charitable Pharmacy Director Matt Flege, Managment Associate Cindy Hammerstrom, Director of Finance Gary Horton, Director of Volunteer and Member Services Kevin Lab, Programs Director LaMonica Sherman, Winton Hills Coordinator Karen Williams, Development Director Eric Young, Community Relations Manager

The 2011 Society of St. Vincent de Paul Annual Report was made possible through the dedication and generosity of the following team members: Design & Production:

Scott Bruno, b graphic design Photography:

Merrilee Luke-Ebbeler, Beebo Photography

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Copywriter:

Elysa Hamlin

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