Relentless Need
Over the past year, while
economists and financial analysts
debated the state of the economy,
with many refusing to say ‘recession,’
the FreestoreFoodbank has been
fully aware
of reality
as more
and more
people
have come
to our door
seeking
help. Many
are newcomers who
have recently lost jobs. Many have
come with stories of impending
eviction or foreclosure. (Realize that,
when landlords lose their property
to foreclosure, their tenants are
displaced.) And many are parents
attempting to keep their children fed,
clothed, and in school. In fact, records
of the Emergency Client Services
Center for the first four months of
FY2009 show a 21% increase in
requests for service from households
of 3-to-4 persons compared to the
same period a year ago.
In a recent interview with a news
reporter our CEO, John Young,
described the FreestoreFoodbank as
a “bellwether for how the economy is
faring.” For the past two years, our
Liberty Street facility has seen a more
than 60% increase in the number
of requests for help. So, current
headlines about record-breaking job
loss rates, housing crises, and food
shortages merely confirm what we’ve
been witnessing for some time.
“We’re trying to keep up,” John says,
“and even though the gifts we receive
from generous donors continue to grow
each year, it’s a real challenge for us to
keep up with the extraordinary increase
in need.”
Our Summer 2007 CONNECTION
newsletter featured
a cover article about
the growing number
of persons visiting
the Emergency
Client Services
Center. That
article stated that
an average of 227
persons were seen
per day. It said
that all the chairs
in the waiting area
were typically filled.
Now, the average
number of visitors
exceeds 300 per day,
the chairs are still
filled, and people
are standing in line
outside the waiting area. This has
historically been the case only during
holiday food distribution, but now it
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2008
occurs daily. Even against these odds,
our dedicated staff works tirelessly to
ensure that every person who comes
to our door gets the attention
he or she needs. In the coming
year, we are confident that the
renovation of our Liberty Street
facility will allow our staff to work
even more efficiently than they
already do, while also providing
a more welcoming atmosphere
for clients who must wait
for assistance.
The fact that so many more of
our clients represent families with
children is of particular concern, as
children are truly the most vulnerable
of all. This is why
programs to address
childhood hunger
are at the top of
the Freestore
Foodbank’s
agenda. Working
in partnership
with the Newport,
Covington, and
Cincinnati
school systems,
and operating
on generous
funding from
Impact 100, the
Andrew Jergens
Foundation, the
P&G Fund and
others, we have
implemented a major expansion of
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MISSION
Message from the President
What a community we live in! During the past year the FreestoreFoodbank
and our partnering nonprofit member agencies have been challenged to serve
record-breaking numbers of individuals and families in need. It appeared at
times that we might reach the breaking point with food in short supply and
all our resources stretched to the max. But, because we live in such a caring
community, we’ve been able to meet the challenge.
The amazing generosity of our supporters is a trust we hold in the
highest regard, because we consider every gift to be an investment in a
better community. We do not view this organization as “ours,” but rather
as a valuable asset that belongs to the community. So, as emissaries of your
generosity, the board and staff of the FreestoreFoodbank are ever- conscious
of our responsibility to meet your expectations. Your input is always welcome
and we hope you’ll let us know how we can make improvements.
Through the past year of financial turmoil and uncertainty on many fronts,
we’ve been inspired by the outpouring of kindness on the part of our donors.
Corporate sponsors and private foundations have stepped forward as never
before to ensure our success. Individuals and community groups have helped
tackle the food shortage with a proliferation of food drives. And during the
holiday season, we were gratified to know that many people directed their
giving toward our neighbors in need as an alternative to holiday parties
or gift exchanges. As a result of all these efforts, I’m pleased to report that
we exceeded our ambitious $1.5 million goal for the 2008 Hunger is
Unacceptable campaign.
In all my years of working in social services, I have never been so gratified
and humbled to be part of such an outpouring of concern for those less
fortunate. On behalf of everyone at the
Freestore Foodbank and for all those
we serve, I extend a heartfelt thanks to
everyone who helps make our work possible
and, as a result, makes our community a
better place for all. May the New Year be
kind to all of you.
Best,
John J. Young
President and CEO
We provide food and services, create stability
and further self-reliance for people in crisis.
Board of Trustees
Kurt L. Reiber
Board Chair
Key Bank
Chris Dolle
Vice Chair Development
AXA Advisors
Warren F. Weber
Vice Chair Client Services
PNC Bank
Damon Allen
Vice Chair Foodbank
Federal Home Loan Bank
Ramon Rodriguez
Treasurer
Fifth Third Bank
Anne Lilly Cone
Secretary
Procter & Gamble
As a result of receiving the coveted
Impact 100 grant for 2008, the
Freestore Foodbank has been able
to implement a major expansion
of the Power Pack program, which
provides nutritious kid-friendly food
for elementary school children to take
home over weekends and holidays.
The Impact 100 grant of $111,000
provides three years of operating
funds for the Power Pack program.
Other funders who made significant
contributions toward the program
expansion include The P&G Fund
($45,000) and the Charles H. Dater
Foundation ($25,000).
As part of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation’s
community-wide response to the
economic crisis, the Freestore
Jeanette Altenau
Local 12 WKRC Television
JR Anderson
Jeffery Anderson Real Estate
Cassandra Barham
Welfare Rights Coalition
Rich Boehne
The E.W. Scripps Co.
Mike Collette
Healthy Advice Networks
Allan Cook
The Kroger Co.
Geoff Covert
The Kroger Co.
Marsha Croxton
US Bank
William Dankworth
The Kroger Co.
Marty Dunn
Dinsmore & Shol
Robert S. Edwards
AXA Advisors
Elaine Fink
Legal Aid Society of Southwest Ohio
Steven Jemison
Procter & Gamble
Shelly Korengel
National City Bank
Karen F. Maier
Frisch’s Restaurants
Curtis E. Miller
Retired, Sunar Hauserman Company
Paula Neises
Colliers Turley Martin Tucker
David C. Olson
Frost Brown Todd, LLC
Dan Pfau
Cincinnati Fan
Bill Robinson
Frost Brown Todd, LLC
Richard Rosenthal
Uptown Arts
Marianne R. Rowe
Fundraising Consultant
Mark Serrianne
Northlich
Karen Stevens
The Kroger Co.
Larry Williams
Brandicorp, LLC
Linda M. Young
Welcome House of Northern Kentucky
Foodbank received a grant of $59,500
for emergency food distribution.
Also stepping up to the challenge
of meeting the increased need in
our community were Duke Energy
and the Robert and Adele Schiff
Family Foundation with grants of
$50,000 each. The Rosenthal Fresh
Foods Initiative received support for
a major expansion through gifts from
The P&G Fund ($55,000) and
The Lincy Foundation ($41,200)
which, together, covered the cost of a
new 14’ refrigerated truck and a fulltime driver.
The Kids Cafe and Cincinnati
COOKS! programs benefited from
generous grants from Feeding
America totaling $30,845 as part
of the national “Idol Gives Back”
campaign. Also helping to sustain
these programs were the Johnson
Family Foundation ($20,000),
the Crosset Family Fund of The
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
($20,000), and Sodexho ($5,000).
The Health & Hygiene program
received a grant of $7,000 from
The Health Foundation of
Greater Cincinnati.
A grant of $15,000 from the
Wm. P. Anderson Foundation
will benefit the programs of our
Emergency Client Services Center.
Generous unrestricted grants were
received from the H.B., E.W., and
F.R. Luther Charitable Trust
($24,000) and the Frank J. and
Jacqueline D. Kloenne
Foundation ($10,000).
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the Power Pack program that provides
food for low-income children to take
home over weekends and holidays.
This not only assures that the children
will have food during times when
school meals are not available, but
it also helps ease the strain
on family budgets. Our
other child feeding
program, Kids Cafe,
continues to grow as
well and now serves
more than 3,000 meals
weekly to hungry children in
and around Cincinnati.
One of the greatest challenges in
keeping pace with the historically
high need is the acquisition of food.
Helping with this is the significant
expansion of our food rescue
program involving regional food
stores. Through this program, meats
and other perishable foods that are
outdated for sale but still safe for
consumption are flash frozen and
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Impact 100 Grant Supports
Major Program Expansion
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donated to the FreestoreFoodbank.
Following the leadership example of
The Kroger Co., other food retailers
are now participating in this program.
They include bigg’s, Fresh Market,
Sam’s Club, Trader Joe’s, Wal-Mart,
and Whole Foods.
Other programs that help struggling
families access benefits are an
essential part of the effort to create
stability and further self-reliance.
Many families who are eligible for
benefits such as the Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program
(formerly the Food Stamp program),
Medicaid, and various Social Security
entitlements are either unaware of
their eligibility or find the complex
application process too daunting.
FreestoreFoodbank workers are able
to navigate the system on behalf of
eligible families and greatly improve
the enrollment success rate.
For nearly four
decades, the
FreestoreFoodbank
has served on the
front lines in the
so-called “war on
poverty” and at
no time has the
battle been more
intense. In these
particularly hard times, we are
using all the internal resources
we can muster. We are fortunate
that members of our community
understand that widespread poverty
is everyone’s problem. And we’re
grateful for so many loyal and
unwavering supporters who have
stepped up once again to help us
address the relentless need.
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More Empty Bowls = F ewer
Empty Tummies
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Because Hunger in Our Community is Unacceptable
Generous Donors
This equation seems not to add up, unless one
understands the significance of Empty Bowls. Each year,
the Clay Alliance organizes the Empty Bowls event to
benefit the FreestoreFoodbank’s Kids Cafe program. At the
event, guests line up to purchase bowls and other creations
donated by local clay artisans, after which they stand in
a “soup line.” The symbolism serves as a reminder of the
reason they are there . . . to help feed hungry children.
This year, more than 800 guests converged at the
Baker Hunt Foundation in Covington on a lovely
November afternoon and their contributions yielded
$20,000 for the Kids Cafe program. In addition to
purchasing art, guests enjoyed musical entertainment
and savored a variety of soups and other culinary treats
provided by generous donors.
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Ashba’s, Sandra & Jeff
Baker Hunt Foundation
Bob Littmann (music)
Chez Nora
Cincinnati COOKS!
Frisch’s Restaurants
FUNKe Fired Arts
Kenwood Country Club
The Kroger Co.,
Chefs du Jour
La Petite Pierre
McCormick & Schmick’s
Nectar
Panera Bread
Vernon Manor Hotel
Vonderhaar Catering
What’s For Dinner?
Whole Foods
WNKU-89.7
The FreestoreFoodbank extends special thanks to
Linda LeGendre, Anne Courtney, Peggy Mahoney,
and members of the Clay Alliance organizing committee
as well as all the talented potters who donated works of art.
We also are grateful for the hard work of every volunteer
and the generosity of each guest.
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When Determination Is All There Is
Message from the Board Chair
During my tenure as Board Chair for the FreestoreFoodbank I have
been honored to work with the dedicated team of professionals who serve
clients both directly and indirectly, as well as a genuinely concerned group
of volunteer board leaders, all of whom go above and beyond to assist our
neighbors and friends in need. Our community has entrusted us with
the stewardship of significant resources and gifts in the fulfillment of our
mission. In addition to the 15,000+ individual donors who support the
FreestoreFoodbank financially, we are blessed to have a loyal base of corporate
partners and private philanthropic organizations who help us bridge the gap
between hunger and self-reliance for those most vulnerable among us.
The success to date of our Renewing Hope Capital Campaign is evidence that
the community recognizes the value of our work and is committed to ensuring
our viability far into the future. Other proof of community involvement
includes the more than 60,000 hours of volunteer labor that have been devoted
to assisting us in countless ways. We also appreciate that it would be impossible
for us to serve a low-income population of tens of thousands across 20 counties
without the partnership of hundreds of nonprofit member agencies who work
tirelessly in their own neighborhoods.
It is gratifying to know that so many of our friends agree with us that
“Hunger Is Unacceptable” and I would like to report that we are winning the
fight against hunger. The reality is that, as tough times persist in the region, we
are seeing many new faces at our door and we must all work harder and smarter
to keep the pace. But, even in these difficult times, two things give me hope:
One is the ongoing commitment of our entire community to step up to the
challenge, and second is the character and courage of people in crisis who seek
our help as they struggle to achieve or regain
stability and strive for self-reliance.
Again, it’s an honor and privilege to
serve alongside so many caring individuals
and groups.
Sincerely,
Kurt L. Reiber
Board Chair
FreestoreFoodbank
Foundation Board 2008
William Baechtold
President
William Cloppert
Michael Kremzar
Vice President
Bill Robinson
Marianne Rowe
Secretary
Cove Heilbronner
John Ryan
Philip Myers
Treasurer
FreestoreFoodbank
Board of Trustees 2008
Kurt L. Reiber
Board Chair
Chris Dolle,
Board Vice Chair Development
William Dankworth
Board Vice Chair Foodbank
Warren Weber,
Board Vice Chair Client Services
David C. Olson
Board Treasurer
Karen Stevens
Board Secretary
Damon Allen
Jeanette Altenau
JR Anderson
Rich Boehne
Bill Cloppert
Mike Collette
Anne Lilly Cone
Allan Cook
Geoff Covert
Robert S. Edwards
Steve Jemison
Thomas W. Kahle
Shelly Korengel
Karen F. Maier
Curtis E. Miller
Paula Neises
Bill Robinson
Ramon Rodriguez
Richard Rosenthal
Marianne R. Rowe
Mark Serrianne
Candace L. Tubbs
Linda M. Young
2008 Corwine
Foundation Board
Tom Powers, Chair
Paula Boggs
Marty R. Dunn
Robert Habel Michael Kremzar
Gary Millard Curtis E. Miller
Paula Neises
Kurt Reiber
Richard Rosenthal
John Young
2008 Advisory Board
Jeffrey R. Anderson
Richard Antoine
G. Gibson Carey
Shayne Graham
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Michael Kremzar
Cheryl Love
William Mallory, Sr.
David Mann
2008
Kareema Green learned
determination as a young child. At
age 5, she witnessed her mother’s
remarkable recovery from near-fatal
injuries sustained in the line of duty
as a police officer. Now, at age 36,
Kareema is applying her own strong
will to a battle with life-threatening
illness that caused her to lose her
job and nearly left her homeless.
While undergoing rehabilitation in
a nursing home after surgery for a
paralyzing spine disease, Kareema fell
behind two months in her rent and
received an eviction notice. Confined
to the nursing home, with no
income, no transportation and
barely able to walk, Kareema
felt helpless for the first time in
her life. There was no way she
could prevent her belongings
from being set out on the street.
Then, a worker at the nursing
home who had been homeless
once herself suggested Kareema
contact the FreestoreFoodbank.
“When I received the eviction
notice, I was horrified,” says
Kareema. “But, when I called
the Freestore, I was connected
to an angel.” It was Housing
Supervisor Sarah Humphries.
“I was so upset that Ms.
Humphries could barely
understand me, but she calmed
me down and began to work
her magic.”
From the perspective of
Sarah Humphries, it was
anything but “magic.” She
notes, “I only wish we could
wave a wand and find homes for all
our clients. In reality, there’s often little
we can do because there simply aren’t
enough funds to provide rent assistance
to everyone threatened with eviction or
those who’ve already been displaced. In
Kareema’s case, if we could have paid
her rent arrearage to buy her time until
her Social Security Disability Insurance
kicked in, it would have been easy.
Adequate funding for rent assistance
could prevent many problems for many
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people, especially families with children,
whose housing options are more limited.
Also, once an individual or family has
an eviction on their record, it’s that much
more difficult for them to find another
home. That’s one reason my staff and
I strive so hard to prevent eviction.”
In the case of Kareema Green,
there were no previous evictions or
other blemishes on her record. There
was, instead, a 14-year history of
respectable employment as a nursing
aid and security guard. And there was
an enormous dose of determination
that inspired the housing staff to
help her find a solution, despite the
Kareema Green (left) expresses her gratitude to Housing
Supervisor Sarah Humphries.
lack of funding. “Without Kareema’s
willingness to do all she could to help
herself, including selling most of her few
possessions” says Sarah, “I doubt we
would have succeeded. We gave her a list
of places to call and she called them all.
I asked her to provide necessary
documents and other information, and
she came through. She called me back
nearly every day to let me know her
status and, even when she could barely
walk, she went with me to collect all the
official papers we needed. Then we went
to look at a small apartment available
through the Homeless Individuals
Partnership Program.”
The new apartment, although only
two rooms with a tiny kitchenette,
seems spacious compared to the oneroom studio Kareema was forced to
leave. It also has a pleasant view of a
grassy area where Kareema has seen
deer scampering through the snow.
No doubt this view will help lift her
spirits as she recuperates from another
extensive back surgery that
requires several months of
rehabilitation, keeping her
house-bound until summer.
But, what will ultimately
sustain her is her extraordinary
determination and optimism
for the future. Seated on
one of only two chairs in the
room, with no other furniture,
and her walker nearby, she
contemplates the upcoming
12-hour operation on her spine.
“I don’t think about what I don’t
have,” she says, “And I’m not
mad about being put out. The
landlord has to do his business.
I’m just grateful to find people who
have a heart.” She wipes tears of
gratitude from her eyes as she
talks about the help she got from
the Freestore, including food,
and remembers the kindness of
neighbors who helped her move
her few things. A family of foster
children from across the street
helped carry boxes up the stairs to the
new apartment. “I’m used to doing for
myself and helping other people,” she
says. “To have a little seven-year-old tell
me to ‘just sit there and let us do this’ was
just too much.” Then, with sparkling
eyes and an uncontrollable grin
lighting her face, she looks at her new
“best friend,” Sarah Humphries, and
adds, “When I get better, I’m going to be
one of the Freestore’s best volunteers.”
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Financials
Key Facts 2008
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
FreestoreFoodbank, Inc. and Corwine Foundation, Inc.
FreestoreFoodbank, Inc. and Corwine Foundation, Inc.
COMBINED STATEMENT OF Activites
COMBINED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
for the year ended June 30, 2008
In-kind food and product donations: Operations Foodbank and Food Room donations - food
Foodbank and Food Room donations health & hygiene
Estimated value of goods distributed
Capital
Campaign
Total
$21,927,264
$21,927,264
$ 2,308,782
(24,236,046)
$ 2,308,782
(24,236,046)
Public Support:
Contributions and grants
United Way/Community Chest
Government awards
Change in interest in foundation
and irrevocable trust
Total Public Support
3,210,879 1,811,937 373,000
790,494 5,022,816
373,000
790,494
227,321 4,601,694 1,811,937 227,321
6,413,631
Revenues:
Program service fees:
Government agencies
Private organizations
FoodBank - member agencies
Client services - individuals
Cooks catering
Special events
Less: special events direct expenses
In-kind services
Other
Total revenues
2,265,885 47,150 1,259,499 121,074 137,188 829,237 (258,098)
63,383 184,276
4,649,594 2,265,885
47,150
1,259,499
121,074
137,188
829,237
(258,098)
63,383
184,276
4,649,594
3,439,723
3,127,124 1,435,506 84,985
612,397 46,337
8,614,750 131,322 636,538
1,680,615
3,439,723
3,127,124
1,520,491
658,734
8,746,072
2,317,153
Expenses:
Client services
Foodbank
Management and general
Fundraising
Total expenses
Change in net assets
Net assets at beginning of year
Net assets at end of year
12,886,679
$15,203,832
June 30, 2008
ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash and cash equivalents
Restricted cash
Accounts receivable
Pledges receivable
Grants receivable
Inventory
Prepaid expenses
Total current assets
PROPERTY AND EQUIPMENT
Land
Building and improvements
Furniture, fixtures and equipment
Vehicles
Construction in process
Less accumulated depreciation
Total property and equipment
OTHER ASSETS
Interest in FreestoreFoodbank Foundation
Beneficial interest in charitable trusts
Cash surrender value of life insurance policy
Total other assets
TOTAL ASSETS
411,418
3,452,880
1,627,078
383,046
3,508,545
9,382,967
4,789,740
4,593,227
4,118,435
286,560
14,156
4,419,151
$16,377,373
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Current portion of long-term debt
Accounts payable
Amounts held for others
Accrued expenses
Total current liabilities
OTHER LIABILITIES
Non-current portion of long-term debt
Total liabilities
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily restricted
Permanently restricted
Total net assets
Program Costs - Client Services
$3,439,723 10.4%
Public Support
$4,601,694 13%
Capital Campaign
$1,811,937 5.1%
The Freestore works to meet the needs of our
community’s most vulnerable citizens. These include
the homeless, the unemployed, the working poor and
families in crisis. Those who seek assistance from the
Freestore, located in Over-the-Rhine, come from many
neighborhoods in and around Cincinnati.
The Foodbank receives food and products from 150
corporate donors and numerous community food drives.
Food is distributed through food pantries, soup kitchens,
shelters, community centers, childcare/eldercare centers
and residential feeding programs serving 20 counties in
Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
Total Pounds Distributed
9,917,192
Value of Food Distributed
$22,809,542
Total Households Served
36,637
Food Room
Total Pounds of Food
1,728,631
Total Persons Fed
Adults
55,640
Rosenthal Fresh Foods Initiative
Children
49,170
Prepared Food Rescued (lbs.)
634,279
Average Persons Fed/Week
2,106
Fresh Produce (lbs.)
774,327
104,810
Canned Food Drives
Total Pounds Collected
Funds Disbursed/Persons served
Kids Cafe
Protective Payee
$4,672,424
Number of Sites
Housing Services
$1,579,902
Total Number of Meals
Clothing Vouchers
Adults Clothed
$27,127
Number of Partner Sites
Children Clothed 967
Number of Food Packs Distributed
Identification/Birth Certificates
706
Health & Hygiene
Fan/AC/Heater Recipients
1,050
Total Pounds Distributed
340,577
1,173,541
Bus Tokens
3,630
Value of Product
7,611,784
7,305,488
286,560
15,203,832
Under $10,000
$16,377,373
Program Costs - FoodBank
$3,127,124 9.5%
Mgmt & General
$1,435,506 4.4%
Fundraising - Capital Campaign
$131,322 0.4%
Client Incomes
360,155
12
85,090
POWER PACK PROGRAM
26,478
522,526
7,550
276,410
832,964
EXPENSes
Revenue Generating
Activities
$4,649,594 13.2%
Foodbank Division
4,038
$
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
revenues
$ 2,965,206
7,550
856,757
3,086,597
272,716
103,382
72,787
7,364,995
Freestore Division
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10,292
132,087
$2,598,158
Cincinnati COOKS!
88%
Number of Graduates
$10,000 - $14,999
8%
Job Placements
$15,000+
4%
Number of Meals Prepared
Client Profile
85
73%
103,860
Client Profile Male
45%
Average Monthly Income
$690
Female
55%
Live in Suburban or Rural Areas
41%
African-American
74%
African-American
41%
Caucasian
23%
Caucasian
57%
Other
3%
Other
2%
Fundraising
$612,397 1.9%
Food & Product
“In-kind” Donations
$24,236,046 68.7%
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Value of Goods Distributed
$24,236,046 73.5%
2008
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Donations of Food and Product
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
Americares
Anderson Hills United
Methodist Church
Archway Cookies
Armour-Swift-Eckrich
Atlantic International
Avasoft
Bayer Corporation
Big Lots
bigg’s
Blue Diamond Growers
Cactus Pear
Cal-Maine Foods
Campbell Soup Company
Canstruction
Cargill
Caruso
Castellini
Chiquita Brands
Church & Dwight Company
Cincinnati Enquirer
Clorox Company
Coca-Cola Enterprises
Coffee Break Services
ConAgra Foods
Consolidated Biscuit Company
Crosset Co.
Dakota Gourmet
Dale and Thomas Popcorn
Domino’s Pizza
EverDry Waterproofing
Flamingo Juices
Food Sciences Corporation
Fresh Market
Fries Brothers
Frisch’s Restaurants
Galerie Au Chocolat
Gate Gourmet
Geiss Destin & Dunn
General Mills
Gentile Brothers
Golden Bay Foods
Good Source
Grant County Foods
Grippo Foods
Member Agencies
Healthy Advice Network
Heater Meals
Hershey Chocolate Company
Honey Baked Ham Co.
Hormel Foods Corporation
Izzee’s Beverages
J.M. Smucker Company
John Morrell & Company
Jones Soda Co.
JTM Food Group
Kaiser Pickles
Kellogg Company
Kraft Foods
Little Miss Muffin
Local Can Drives
Madeira Meats
Mailender-Barnett
McCormick & Company
McLane Food Service
Merrigold Foods
Montgomery Inn Commissary
Nash Finch Company
Nestle
North Star Foodservice
Ohio Association of
Second Harvest Foodbanks
Orval Kent Distribution
Packaging Unlimited
Panera Bread
Pepsi Cola
Pic’s Produce
Pilgrim Pride Corp.
Pinecone Research
Pretzels
Procter & Gamble
Quaker
Queen City Coffee
Queensgate Foodservice
Reinhart Foodservice
Rock Bottom Brewery
S.C. Johnson & Son
Sam’s Club
Sara Lee
Sebastian’s Catering
Smithfield Foods
St. Elizabeth Hospital
St. Vincent dePaul
Sunoco/Coreflex
Sur La Table
Target
Taylor Warehouse
The Kroger Co.
The Nielsen Company
The Pub
The Steak N Shake Company
Topicz
Trader Joe’s
Triplefin
Tropicana Products
Tyson Foods
U.S. Foodservice
Unilever Best Foods
Unilever Home & Personal
United Dairy Farmers
Victory Wholesale
Volunteers for Veggies
White Castle
Whitewave Foods
Whole Foods
Xpedx
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
Adams County, OH
Adams County Shelter
for Homeless, Inc
Community Care Center
Helping Hands Food Pantry
Holy Trinity: Adams County
Ministerial Assoc
Interfaith House
Peebles Community Food Pantry
West Union Church of the Nazarene
Winchester Baptist Church
Winchester Church of Christ
BOONE
Hope Ministries of Northern Kentucky
Vineyard Christian Church
BRACKEN
Brooksville Baptist Church
New Life Fellowship
BROWN
Adams & Brown Counties Head Start
Brown County Senior Nutrition Center
Hamersville Pentecostal Food Pantry
Helping Hands In Christian Service
Hope Emergency Program
Mt. Orab United Methodist Church
Westfork Baptist Outreach Pantry
CAMPBELL
Bellevue Food Pantry
Brighton Center
Campbell Lodge Boy’s Home
First Assembly of God
Holly Hill Children’s Services
Holy Family Home
Housing Authority of Newport
Inter Church Organization
Main St CARE Ministry, Inc
Mentor Baptist Church
New Hope United Methodist Church
Newport First Church of the Nazarene
Northern KY CAC Head Start
Plum Creek Christian Center
Salvation Army
Shoulder to Shoulder Inc.
St. Bernard Parish
St. Mary’s Assumption SVDP
St. Paul Church of Christ Soup Kitchen
Transitions, Inc
Trinity Baptist Church
CLINTON
Blanchester Community Food Pantry
Clinton County CA Food Pantry
Clinton County Homeless Shelter
New Vienna United Methodist Church
Wilmington Church of God
CLERMONT
CCCSI: Saul’s Homeless Shelter
Child Focus, Inc
Cincinnati Teen Challenge
Clermont Adult Residential Home
Felicty Community Mission
First Baptist Church
Goshen United Methodist Church
Holy Trinity SVDP
New Richmond Village Food Pantry
Newtonsville Church of the Nazarene
Salvation Army
St. Andrew SVDP
St. Bernadette SVDP
St. Elizabeth Seton SVDP
St. Veronica’s SVDP Food Pantry
Williamsburg Emergency Mission
YWCA
DEARBORN
Community United Methodist Church
Heart House
North Dearborn Pantry
SE IN Economic Opportunities Corp.
Youth Encouragement Services
GRANT
Manger Ministries
HAMILTON
2nd Community Baptist Church
7 Hills Neighborhood Houses
Adolf Frazier Treatment Home
Adventist Outreach Ministries
AGAPE: Having the
Courage to Change
Alpha II Housing Alternatives
American Red Cross
Anderson Ferry Church of Christ
Arts Consortium of Cincinnati
Assistance League of
Greater Cincinnati
Bazel Refuge Supportive Living
Bell Home for Sightless
Bethany House Services
Bethleham Baptist Church
Boys & Girls Clubs of
Greater Cincinnati
Boys Hope/Girls Hope of
Greater Cincinnati
Caracole
CCAT: Center for Chemical
Addictions Treatment
Center for Respite Care
Centerpoint Health
Central Clinic
Central Parkway Ministries
Christ Church Cathedral
Christ Community In College Hill
Christ Hospital: Behavioral Services
Church of Our Savior
Churches Active in Northside (CAIN)
Cincinnati COOKS!
Cincinnati Restoration Church
City Gospel Mission
Civic Garden Center
Corpus Christi Food Pantry
CPS Families Forward
Crayons to Computers
Creek Road Baptist
Crossfire Family Worship Center
Crossroad Health Center
Crossroads Center
Daystar Worship Center
Delhi Christian Church
Drop Inn Center
Eden Chapel Helping Hands
Emanuel Community Center
EPIC-Elderly Persons In Community
Every Child Succeeds
FACE: For Aids Children Everywhere
Fairmount Day Care Center
Faith Food Pantry
Family Services
First Lutheran Church
First Step Home
Forest Park Health Center
Gaines United Methodist Church
Greater Cincinnati Behavioral Health
GLAD House
Graceworks Enhanced Living
Gray Road Church of Christ
Greater New Hope Missionary
Baptist Church
Guardian Angels SVDP
Harmony Community School
Healthy Moms and Babes
HIM: Collaborative Treatment Facility
Holistic, Inc.
Holy Family SVDP
Ikron Corporation
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Inter Parish Ministry
Jewish Family Service
Justice Watch
Kelly Youth Services
LIFE Food Pantry
Lighthouse
Lincoln Heights
Healthcare Connection
Literacy Center, West
Little Flower SVDP
Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home
Madisonville Day Care Center
Madisonville Education &
Assistance Center
Manna Outreach
Mary Magdalen House
McMicken Dental Center
Memorial Community Center
Mercy Franciscan at St. John
Mercy Neighborhood
Morning Star Baptist Church
Mt. Airy United Methodist Church
Mt. Healthy Family Practice
Mt. Hope Baptist Church
Mt. Healthy Alliance, Inc.
My Brother’s Keeper
Nast Trinity United Methodist Church
New Jerusalem
New Life Temple Sharing & Caring
North Fairmount Community Center
Norwood Service League
Oakley Community Food Pantry
Open Door Ministries
Our Daily Bread
Our Lady of the Woods
Outreach Wellness Center
Over-the-Rhine Soup Kitchen
Parkside Christian Church
Pregnancy Center East
Prince of Peace Catholic School
Progressive Child Academy
PUSH: Bernice Gaines Home
Renewed Hope Outreach
Rescue Community Center
RHC: Residential Home Corporation
Roselawn Food Pantry
Salvation Army
Santa Maria Community Services
SEM Food Pantry
Society of St Vincent de Paul
SON Ministries
SOS Community Outreach
St. Agnes SVDP
St. Aloysius
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Pantry
St. Boniface School
St. Boniface SVDP
St. Francis DeSales School
St. Francis Seraph School
St. Francis Soup Kitchen
St. Francis/St. Joseph House
St. George Interfaith Food Pantry
St. John Fisher SVDP
St. Joseph School
St. Leo Church Pantry
St. Mark Pantry
St. Michael Food Pantry
St. Michael’s All Angels
St. Paul United Church of Christ
St. Vivian SVDP
St. William SVDP
STAY: Services to Area Youth
Su Casa
Summit Behavioral Healthcare
Sunrise Lifeskills Center
Tender Mercies
Talbert House
The Caring Place
The Children’s Home
The Healing Center
The Lord’s Pantry
The Women’s Connection, Inc
Tri-County Soul Ministries
Troy Residential Home
Tryed Stone New Beginning Church
Urban Appalachian Council
Union Baptist Food and
Clothing Ministry
Urban League
Valley Interfaith
Visions Community Services
Volunteers of America
Walnut Hills Food Pantry
Walnut Hills Soup Kitchen
Washington United Church of Christ
Wesley Education Center for
Children & Families
West College Hill
Neighborhood Services
West End Emergency Center
Westside Baptist Church
Wynn Child Development Center
YMCA
York Street United Methodist Church
Youth, Inc
YWCA
Zion Baptist Church
HIGHLAND
Carmel Church of God
Greenfield Area Christian Center
Highland County Community Action
Highland County Homeless Shelter
Psalm 91 Food & Clothing
Samaritan Outreach Services
Scioto Paint Valley Mental
Health Center
KENTON
Action Ministries
Be Concerned
Brighton Center
Children’s Home of Northern Kentucky
CI: Cathedral Child
Development Center
Diocesan Catholic Children’s Home
Faith Christian Center
Garrard Street Church of Christ
Immanuel United Church of Christ
Immanuel United Methodist Church
Interfaith Hospitality Network NKY
Madonna Manor
NIP: Neighborhood
Investment Partners
North Star SDA
Northern Kentucky Baptist Church
Our Saviour Church
Pike Street Clinic
River Fellowship AOG
Salvation Army
Sisters of Notre Dame
South Side Baptist Church
St. Augustine School
St. Charles Care Center & Village
The Holy Family School
The Point
True Holiness Convenant of
Peace NKY
Welcome House of Northern KY
Women’s Crisis Center
MASON
Calvary Baptist Church
Comprehend
Mason County Food Pantry
Maysville Initiatives
Women’s Crisis Center
OHIO
Christian Outreach Center
OWEN
Meeting the Needs
PENDLETON
Butler United Methodist Church
Chapel of Praise Assembly Of God
Northern Kentucky Community
Action Commission
Southside Church of Christ
PIKE
Bridgehaven Homeless Shelter
Counseling Center: Kindred Spirits
Lighthouse: Paint Creek Youth Center
Pike County Community Action
Pike County Outreach Council
SCIOTO
Community of Christ
Counseling Center
God’s Pantry
McDermott Freewill Baptist Church
Mt. Zion Apostolic Church Pantry
Neighbor To Neighbor Ministries
Operation Safety Net Scioto County
Homeless Shelter
Pleasant Green Open Arms
Food Pantry
Salvation Army
Shawnee Mental Health Center
St. Mary’s Food Pantry
St. Monica Church SVDP
The Potter’s House
Veterans Helping Veterans & Others
Wheelersburg United
Methodist Church
SWITZERLAND
Quercus Grove United
Methodist Church
Procter & Gamble
Purcell Marian High School
River Church
River City Correction Center
Ross School
SAP
SC Johnson & Co.
Seton High School
Seven Hills Middle School
Sharonville United Methodist Church
Shoulder to Shoulder
St. Bartholomew’s
St. John Fisher Parish
St. Joseph Orphanage
St. Ursula Academy
St. Veronica
The Standard
Starfire Council
State Auto
Talbert House
Transit Five
Ursuline Academy
Walton Verona High School
West Chester Wesleyan Church
Westside Montessori
White Oak Christian Church
Whole Foods
Wild Oats
Willing Workers Federated Guild
Window Arts Enrichment
Winton Woods High School
Wise Temple
Wyoming City Schools
Wyoming Presbyterian Church
Xavier University
Individual Volunteers
Fannie Achoe
Celeste Alexander
Jennifer Arbock
Peg Ballard
Tom Bauer
Anita Beal
Darlene Behanan
Michelle Bennette
Kean Biehle
Kevin Bleyle
Chassiy Bonner
Pat Brown
Emily Browne
Larry Bugentstein
Latasha Burkes
Robin Carr
Krystal Clark
Alice Conner
Debbie Cowels
Steve Crowe
Larry Crutcher
Terri Dahlem
Kim Dallas
Denis Daly
Peg Dillon
Bobi France
Derek Fry
Pirkko Gilkey
Lisa Givens
Jewline Godfrey
Patricia Golder
Chris Gorz
Bob Griffin
Jerry Habig
Liz Haradin
Iola Hawkins
Joe Herzog
Judy Herzog
Alissa Hill
Isabel Hogg
Donald Hollis
Nancy Hopkins-Green
Vivian Howard-Young
Lee Johnson
Sheila Kirby
Bonnie Kretschmer
Brenda Lewis
Dennis Loje
Teresa Loje
David Macejko
Mary Mahoney
Kelly Mahony
Larry Mason
Minda Matthews
Edward Mayfield
David McCamey
Kari Meece
Polly Miceli
James Miller
Tom Moerlein
Mamie Moore
Tom Nault
Kristin Pellitier
Serica Radford
Sriprya Raganathan
Rick Reinhart Jr.
Mark Reis
Shirley Roth
Ingrid Schneider
Nancy Schwind
Roger Schwind
Mary Shanks
Dada Smiley
Annie Statmiller
Kathleen Stengel
Acen Thomas
Sonya Turner
Libra Watson
Antoinette Wilkins
Dana Winbush
Ashley Young
Volunteers
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
The following groups and individuals contributed 25 hours or more of volunteer service to theFreestoreFoodbank during FY2008.
Group Volunteers
Accenture
ACTS
Aiken High School
Alpha Kappa Alpha
Alpha Phi Omega
Ameriprise
Anderson High School
Anthem
Better Business Bureau
Bilz Insurance
Boys Hope Girls Hope
Bonneville
Boy Scouts
Buddhist Peace Fellowship
Camp Wildbrook
Campbells Soup Co.
Careerbuilder
Catalina Marketing
C-Change
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Central Church of Cheviot
Children’s Hospital
Church of the Redeemer
Cincinnati Christian University
Cincinnati Community Friends
Cincinnati Country Day
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
Cincinnati Kiwanis
Cincinnati River Bats
Cintas
Clark Montessori School
CM2H Hill
Colliers
Convergys
Crossroads Community Church
Cub Scouts
Day Spring Church
Delta Airlines
Delta Beautillion
Diana Campbell & Friends
DRS Bonded
Duke Energy
Ethicon Endo-Surgery
Fidelity
Fifth Third Bank
First Apostolic Church
First Christian Church (Cookville, TN)
First Presbyterian Church
of Ft. Thomas
Ford Motor Company
Friendship United Methodist Church
GAP
General Electric
Georgetown Church of Christ
Girl Scouts
Greater Cincinnati Coalition
for the Homeless
Jerry Habig & Friends
Lyn Hafer & Friends
Hamilton County Adult Probation
John Hayden & Friends
Tim Helmick & Friends
HCJC Work Detail
Heritage Presbyterian
Hoffman School
Hormel
International Paper
Jesuit Spiritual Center
Jewish Federation
Junior League of Greater Cincinnati
Kennedy Heights Church of God
Key Bank
Kindervelt
Kings High School
Know Sweat
Knox Deacons
Knox Presbyterian Church
The Kroger Co.
LaSalle High School
Leadership Cincinnati
Russell Mackey & Friends
Macy’s
The Mayerson Company
Merrill Lynch
Miami University
Miami Valley Conference
Midland Atlantic
Moeller High School
Mt. Notre Dame High School
National Pan-Hellanic Council
New Haven Youth Group
Next Chapter Church
North Carolina A&T State University
Northern Kentucky Chamber
of Commerce
Northwest High School
Our Lady of Visitation (ACT)
Peace Village
Prime Timers
Primerica
2008
ANNUAL REPORT
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Our Donors
July 1, 2007 - June 30, 2008
Gifts received since July 1, 2008 will be included in the 2009 Annual Report.
Special thanks to sponsors and supporters of the Rubber Duck Regatta which raised $440,000 in its thirteenth year.
Special thanks to the Cincinnati Bengals, restaurants, and all who participated in the sixth Taste of the NFL Celebrity
Dinner which raised $150,000 for the FreestoreFoodbank.
Bequests
We received bequests from the
estates of the following generous
individuals in Fiscal Year
2008. These gifts will help the
FreestoreFoodbank Foundation
fight hunger for years and years
to come.
Jogues J. Engelhardt
Ruth Hust
Joann Grande
Verna G. Hagney
Betty B. Lindhorst
Jeanne H. Strout
Gifts of $200,000 Plus
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Hildbold
Estate of Ruth Hust
H.B., E.W. and F.R. Luther
Foundation
Procter & Gamble Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal
Gifts of $100,000 Plus
Rich and Lisa Boehne Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Farmer Family Foundation
FreestoreFoodbank Foundation
Estate of Joann Grande
The Kroger Co.
Procter & Gamble
John J. & Mary R. Schiff Foundation
Scripps Howard Foundation
Gifts of $50,000 Plus
Anonymous
Crosset Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Estate of Verna G. Hageny
Key Foundation
Macy’s Foundation
National City
Newman’s Own, Inc.
L & L Nippert Charitable Foundation
Primerica
Harold C. Schott Foundation
Estate of Jeanne H. Strout
Gifts of $10,000 Plus
Anonymous (2)
William P. Anderson Foundation
Mr. Richard L. Antoine and
Ms. Dorothy O’Brien
Edward C. and Robert C. Bott Fund
of The Greater Cincinnati
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. G. Gibson Carey, IV
Charity Projects Entertainment
Fund “Idol Gives Back”
Mr. Stanley M. Chesley
Cincinnati Bell, Inc.
Cincinnati Bengals, Inc.
Cincinnati Canstruction
Cincinnati International
Wine Festival
Clay Alliance
Colliers Turley Martin Tucker
Dr. and Mrs. James R. Cryder
Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc.
Feeding America
Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc.
Gannett Foundation
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Hazel Grimm Charitable Trust
Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr./
US Bank Foundation
Health Foundation
of Greater Cincinnati
Heinz North America
Ms. Alison Goss Herschede
Diana Jaeger Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Andrew Jergens Foundation
Johnson Family Foundation
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Juilfs Foundation
Frank J. & Jacqueline D. Kloenne
Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Kremzar
LaRosa’s, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Lindner, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian MacConnell
Macy’s Corporate Services Inc.
Mr. David R. Meyer
Philip R. Myers Family Foundation
J. Robert Orton, Jr. Charitable
Lead Annuity Trust
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Marilyn Z. Ott Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Panera Bread
Quaker Foods
Helen Steiner Rice Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Ross
Sara Lee Foundation
Robert and Adele Schiff Family
Foundation, Inc.
E.W. Scripps Company
Louise Taft Semple Foundation
Ms. Louella Shaw
Skyline Chili, Inc.
John G. and Phyllis W. Smale Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Sodexo Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Stegman
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Stein
Teammates for Kids Foundation
and Garth Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. M. Randall Thaman
Tri-State Chevy Dealers
United Way of New York
Wellpoint Associate Giving Campaign
Williams Foundation
Wohlgemuth/Herschede Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Wood
Glen Wright Donor Advised Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Gifts of $5,000 Plus
Anonymous
Ms. Ruth V. Adar
Apartment Association Outreach
Bartlett Foundation of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. Jim Boehm
Bridge Worldwide
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Campbell
Cold Jet
Colliers Turley Martin Tucker
Corbin Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Alan J. Crouch
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Crowe, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dankworth
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Dolle
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Endres
Estate of Jogues J. Engelhardt
Engineering Excellence, Inc.
Shirley and Stuart Faber Family Fund
of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Foster
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Friedlander
Fusite
GE Foundation
General Mills Foundation
GKN Foundation
Gould & Smith Crane Rental, Inc.
Mr. Shayne Graham
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Green
Joseph D. and Connie K. Haas Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Hayfields Foundation
Ms. Mary Maureen Heekin
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Heiser
Hunger Related Events
Taste of the NFL
Mr. John Isidor and
Ms. Sandra Kaltman
Mr. Walter D. Johann
Johnson Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Paul T. Johnston
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Joiner
Mr. and Mrs. Dale R. Knochenmuss
Mr. Jean B. LaPointe
Ms. Linda E. Lauch
Linnemann Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love
Mailender-Barnett, Inc.
Meshewa Farm Foundation
Midland Company Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Neidermeyer
Ms. Paula Neises
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Neyer
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pease
Pepper Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
PFI, Inc.
Mr. John O. Priest and
Ms. Lynne A. Boles
Mr. and Mrs. Karl P. Ronn
Mr. Snowden and
Mrs. Marianne R. Rowe
Saxon Financial
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. St. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey C. Standley
Dr. and Mrs. K. Scott Starks
Mr. and Mrs. Steven T. Sullivan
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tippett
TJX Foundation, Inc.
Toyota Motor Sales, USA, Inc.
Mr. Bruce Walton
Western-Southern Financial Fund
Mr. Franklin H. White
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. White
Ms. Carolyn Y. Wiedamann
Mr. and Mrs. Alex C. Young
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Young
Gifts of $2,500 Plus
Anonymous (7)
Anonymous Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Academy of Medicine of Cincinnati
AK Steel Foundation
American Scaffolding, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Andrews
Anheuser-Busch Companies, Inc.
Mrs. Robert J. Ayer
Ms. Lela M. Ball
Sandra and Jerry Bedacht Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mrs. Peggy Bohlin
Mr. Edward C. Bruns
Stella M. Buerger Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J. Carter
Christ Church Cathedral
Church of the Redeemer
Clover Hill Farm
Dualite Sales & Service, Inc.
Donald F. Dufek Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Ann Early
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Ebelhar
Richard Elder Charitable Gift Fund
Ms. Elizabeth A. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fisk
Mr. Jeffrey Forney
Fresh Express
Gilman Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Gockerman
Great American Insurance
Healthy Advice Networks
Beverly W. Hersh Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Hertlein
Mr. and Mrs. John Heuer
Harvey C. Hubbell Trust
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Huesing
Mr. Forrest W. Huff
J. C. Foundation, Inc
Mr. and Ms. David G. Jackson
Jimmy Dean’s “Happy Breakfast Tour”
Ms. Arleene Keller
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kitzmiller
Gladys Wittmeyer Knox Foundation
Leser Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. William J. Leugers, Jr.
Peter F. and Mary W. Levin
Philanthropic Fund, Interact
for a Change Foundation
Lewisburg Container Company
Estate of Betty B. Lindhorst
LKC Foundation
Lyondellbasell Chemical Company
Mr. David Martin
Mayberry Foundation
McAlister’s Deli
Mr. David M. McGaughey
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. McGavran
Ms. Pattianne Menden
Mr. Curtis Miller
Mr. James A. Miller
Miller-Valentine Walsh Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Graham E. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Moccia
Mr. Todd Moore
Pampered Chef
Dr. Bonnie Patterson
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher W. Przywara
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Riggs
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph J. Scherer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Schiff
Dr. and Mrs. Robert C. Schiff, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schneider
Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Schube
Elder/Schwarzer Family Fund of
Schwab Charitable Fund
Seapine Software, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. Sedler
Mr. F. Peter Seidel
Mr. and Mrs. Vishnoo Shahani
Mr. and Mrs. Paul G. Sittenfeld
Mr. and Mrs Clark Sole
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob K. Stein
Mrs. Ruth Upson
Mr. and Mrs. John Verschoor
Ms. Claudia F. Vollmer
Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Wagner, II
Mr. Doug Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wegman
Mr. John T. Willig
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Wilz, Sr.
Edwin A. Zicka Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. John Zorio
Gifts of $1,000 Plus
Anonymous (10)
Anonymous Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Doris A. Adams
Adobe Systems Incorporated
Advanced Testing Laboratory, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Steven H. Ahrenholz
Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Albin
Mr. Ronald Albright
All Occasions Group, Inc.
Mr. Daniel P. Allen
Ms. Margaret G. Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Almaguer
Alta Communications
Mr. Sherman J. Alter and
Dr. Kathleen A. Alter
Jeffrey R. Anderson Real Estate
Mr. Mark M. Andreae
Helen T Andrews Foundation
Ms. Barbara R. Apking
Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Austing
AXA Investment Advisors
Mr. and Mrs. Todd H. Bailey
Mr. and Mrs. William Bajorek
Baker Concrete Construction
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barlow
Ms. Marilyn Barnes
Mrs. Vivian Barr
Bassett Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bauder
Mr. Craig Benhase
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon B. Benson
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard H. Berenfield
Mr. and Mrs. Philip E. Berghausen
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. Berghoff
Ms. Anita Berry
Ms. Annette Berry
Mr. Jeffrey E. Berte
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Biscopink
Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Bish
Mr. Hjalmar K. Bjornson
Mrs. Robert L. Black
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blake
Louis T. Block Family Foundation
Blue Ash Protective Association, Inc.
Mr. James T. Bohmer and
Ms. M. Kathryn Whitten
Mr. Michael S. Bohmer
Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Boldt
Ms. Martha P. Bolognini
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Bookmyer
Ms. Nancy R. Bowers
Mr. and Mrs. Gulcharan S. Brainch
Ms. Nancy L. Breeze
Mr. James G. Briggs, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Oswald H. Bromberg
Marian H. and Albert Brown, Jr. Fund
of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Thane R. Brown
Mr. Michael L. Bruner
Michael E. and Carolyn Burns
Charitable Fund of the
Fidelity Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert Busam
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Butkovich
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Byerly, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Calder
Carey Laumer Commercial Realty, Inc.
Mrs. Liliane W. Casey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Cash
Mr. and Mrs. Al Castrucci
Alan and Elizabeth Chambers Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Charter One Foundation
Chemed Foundation
Frances & Steve Cheyne
Christ Church Glendale
Ms. Cristian Chuecos
Church At Pleasant Hills
Cincinnati Chapter
of Girl Friends, Inc.
Cincinnati Community of Christ
Cincinnati Interagency
Federal Credit Union
Ms. Elizabeth A. Clark
Clark, Schaefer Hackett & Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Clayton
Mr. William J. Cloppert
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cody
College of Mount St. Joseph
Ms. Nan Collier
Ms. Diana L. Collins & Family
Mr. and Mrs. Phil D. Collins
Dr. and Mrs. V. Franklin Colon
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Comte
Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Cone
Ms. Laura M. Connelly
Contractors Materials Company
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Conway
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Coombe
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Cooper
Dr. and Mrs. Claude E. Corbitt, Jr.
Albert B. Cord Charitable Foundation
Ms. Melanie S. Corwin
Mr. and Mrs. Cordell Coy
Mr. Terrence M. Crawford
The Creative Department
Mrs. Marianna H. Cruse
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Culnan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Cuni
Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Cunningham
Mr. Douglass L. Custis
Custom-Flo, Inc.
Ms. Jacqueline Dalton
Mr. and Mrs. Denis G. Daly
Darmanin/Dickerson Family Fund
of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Dave’s Printing
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel S. Davis
Ms. Mary G. Davis
Haas and Decker Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Delta Airlines Employees Club
Ms. Sarah Diehl
Mr. Thomas J. Digman
David and Dee Dillon Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Dixon Builders LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey M. Dobranski
Ms. Mary Elizabeth Dodson
Mr. Michael A. Doherty
Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Duke
Duke Energy Center
Duke Energy Foundation
Mrs. Suzanne F. Dunbar
Dunnhumby USA
Dr. and Mrs. Stewart B. Dunsker
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Dye
E.B. Miller Contracting, Inc.
East Row Garden Club
Mr. and Mrs. David D. Ebner
Mr. John W. Eckert
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Edwards
Mr. and Mrs. G. Norman Egner
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Elfers, Jr.
Mr. Mark Everingham
Mr. George Fabe
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fallon
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Faw
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Fels
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W. Ferguson
Mr. H. Wayne Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne R. Fisher
Richard L. and Freda K. Flerlage
Foundation, Inc.
Forest Hills Local Schools
Mr. Bill Foster
David A. and Maryanne F. Foster
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. Jon France
Ms. Jane Freeman
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. French
Ms. Carol S. Friel
Ms. Diana Gaither
Geiger Heating & Cooling
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Gerwin
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gettelfinger
Mr. and Mrs. Berry Gibbons
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brian Gibler
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Gibson
Mr. James Gilchrist
Sharon and Robert Gill Familty
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Global Impact
Charles Goering Family Fund
Ms. Jacqueline Golay
Mrs. Nancy Goldstein-Levine
Gordon, Wallace, Johnston
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Great American Life Insurance
Kathleen and Gerald Greene Family
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Ann Grimm
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Grout
Dr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Guanciale
Dr. and Mrs. Eric O. Haaff
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Haffner
Mike and Rena Haines Fund
of the Schwab Charitable Fund
Hainline Family Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. H. Brian Halsall
Dr. Bruce A. Hamilton
Mr. Mike Hammond
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Hanrahan
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Gene P. Hawkins
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas K. Hawley
Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor Hayden
Stan and Sharon Heck
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Heidrich
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Henderson
Heritage Universalist
Unitarian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Herrington
Mary Joan Herzog Charitable
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Grant V. Hesser
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey R. Higgins
Ms. Johnna Higgins
Mr. Frederick W. Hinkle
Mr. Hugh H. Hoffman
Mr. Richard Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holliday
Mrs. Bernice Homan
Homan Foundation
Dr. Sandra L. Honsa-Schulz
Mr. Kevin J. Hopper and
Mr. G. David K. Hopper
Dr. Robert T. Howe
Mr. and Mrs. Steven P. Hube
Mr. Kevin C. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Hutton
Hyde Park Community
United Methodist Church
IBM Employee Services Center
IPSCO Tubulars - Kentucky, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Iseman
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service/TSA
Jacobs Engineering Group of Ohio, Inc.
Ms. Marianne F. James
Ms. Dottie Janson
Rev. Susan L. Jelinek
Mr. Steven Jemison
Mr. Robert A. Johnston
Steven and Carolyn Jones Fund
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Junior Woman’s Club
of Wyoming Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William Kagler
Ms. Julia Hawgood and
Mr. Harry Kangis
Dr. Daniel S. Kanter and
Dr. Mary E. Sutton
Dr. Stanley M. Kaplan
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Kathmann
Catherine and Reuven Katz Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher B. Kelsen
Dr. Richard F. Kempczinski
Mr. F. W. Kenniston Jr.
Ms. Angela J. Kern
2008
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L. Kerr, Jr.
Khoury Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Mark T. Kieffer
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel R. King
Ms. Marilyn G. Kinne
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Kirkpatrick
Mr. and Mrs. David Kitchings
Ms. Jody Klekamp
Ms. Vivian B. Kline
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Klosterman
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Knochel
Mrs. Rita Kohorst
Mr. and Mrs. Craig S. Kolb
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Korn
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Kretschmer, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce A. Krone
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Kummer
George and Jo Ann Kurz
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lach
Mr. and Mrs. Michael LaPlant
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Leffler
Mr. and Mrs. J. Timothy Leonard
Mrs. Patricia Lepera
Mr. Barry D. Levy
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Lewis
Libby Perszyk Kathman, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Devin Lienhart
Mr. Chun-I John Lin and
Ms. Linda Erpelding
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Lindsell
Dr. Douglas H. Linz and
Dr. Deborah A. Middaugh
Thomas J. and Adele E. Lippert
Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Dr. Jennifer Loggie
Ms. and Mrs. Dennis Loje
David and Margaret Lopez
Charitable Account of the Fidelity
Investments Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lubin
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Lucking
Ms. Noreen Lundberg
Virginia Stix Lurie Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Lyon
Macy’s Logistics & Operations
Mr. Joseph P. Magdich
Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Magenheim
Marketing Research Services, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin D. Martin
Mr. and Mrs. Philip S. Mastman
Matta Foundation
Ms. Eula B. Mattheis
James and Joan Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Randall S. Matthews
Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. McCaffrey
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy McCarren
Mr. and Mrs. William J. McClintock
Ms. Elizabeth A. McCord and
Mr. David E. Schmit
Mr. Powell McHenry
Ms. Edith McKee
Mr. Robert McMahon
Ms. Patricia A. McMullin
Ms. Barb Meek
Dr. and Mrs. Hayden E. Meeker, III
Ms. Mary C. Mehring
Web and Rose Meier Family of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Mellott, Jr.
Metcalf Group of Merrill Lynch
Mr. Leon A Meyer
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Meyer
Miami University
Mr. John L. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Marion J. Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Shekhar Mitra
Ms. Jan L. Montague
Mr. Jonson Montgomery and
Ms. Rennie Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Morger
Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Morison
Mr. Marvin Morris
Mr. Frederic D. Mosher
Ms. Mary Lou Motl
Mt. Healthy United
Methodist Church
Multi-Craft Litho, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Mulvey
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Munch
Mr. Alexander Murdoch
Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P. Murphy
Myco International Inc.
Judge and Mrs. David A. Nelson
Mr. Thomas L. Neyer Jr.
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Mr. Everett C. Nissly and
Dr. Gail L. Bongiovanni
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew L. Nitzberg
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy D. Nolan
Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust
Ken and Helen Norris
Northern Kentucky University
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O’Brien
Ohio National Foundation
Ohio Valley Wine & Beer Co.
Mrs. Helen Ormston
Our Lady of Visitation School
and CCD Students
Dr. and Mrs. O’Dell M. Owens
Ms. Karen L. Pajari
Pappas Restaurant , Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Eric S. Paternoster
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Patton
Mr. and Mrs. George H. Perbix
Mr. and Mrs. Scot D. Perlman
Mr. Stephen J. Peterson and
Mr. Christopher F. Bolling
Ms. Karen M. Petrosky
Mr. Carl T. Pfirrmann and
Ms. Patty K. Moore
Pfizer Animal Health
Pinnacle Solutions Groups, Inc.
PNC Foundation
George and Amy Polley Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. Donald E. Postiy
Dr. Gerald T. Powers
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Powers
Ms. Gail Prather and
Mr. Gordon R. Denker
Mr. Edwin C. Price
Pro-Copy Technologies
Mr. Steve Pujol
Ms. S. Kay Puryear
Mr. and Mrs. J. Marvin Quin
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Raible Jr.
Raithel Family Fund of the
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Raupach
Mr. Lawrence B. Reams
Mrs. Ann Reber
Mr. Robert J. Reckers
Dr. and Mrs. Joel R. Reginelli
Mr. and Mrs. Kurt L. Reiber
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Reichhardt
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Remington
August A. Rendigs, Jr. Foundation
Ms. Carol H. Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Richter
Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Ricke
Ms. Beverly S. Risner
Robertson Trust
Mr. Douglas D. Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. R. Douglas Rohn
Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Rolf
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Romine
Mr. David Rosenberg
Mr. Andrew J. Roth
Ms. Dorothy Roth
Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey L. Roth
Jack and Moe Rouse Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. Stanley M. Rowe, Jr.
Mr. James M. Rubenstein and
Ms. Bernadette L. Unger
Ms. Ann M. Ruchhoft
Mr. James J. Ryan
Ms. Jeanne Salay
Sam’s Club
Mr. Thomas R. Sander
Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Savage
Mr. and Mrs. Allan W. Sawtelle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Scallan
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Schiess
Mr. and Mrs. James Schiff
Peter and Marina Schmid Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Karen A. Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Richard Schmidt
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Schmitz
Ms. Diane Schneiderman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Schoettelkotte
Mr. and Mrs. Bradford E. Scott
SCS Construction
Mr. James K. Seagraves
Mr. Randy Seeley
Mrs. Robert Senior
Mr. and Mrs. Scott E. Sheffer
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip R. Shouse
Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Sinkula
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight T. Smith
Mr. Ian Smith
Dr. Wiley R. Smith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas D. Spadaccini
Spectrum Financial Services
St. Johns Unitarian Church
Outreach Committee
St. Joseph School
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Stacey
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Standen
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Stautberg
Mr. and Mrs. James H. Steffen
Mr. and Mrs. Todd R. Stegman
Miriam H. Stern Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Emily E. Stettler
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Steves
Strategic Employee Benefit Services
of Cincinnati
Ms. Susan R. Strick
Mrs. Peggy Stricker
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Sturdivant
Mr. Patrick Swanson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Swartzel
Mrs. Jeanne Sweeney
Mr. J. Mack Swigert
Mr. Michael G. Tarvin
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Tate
Ms. Gail J. Taylor
TEMA Systems Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbot A. Thayer
Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Theiss, II
Ms. Suja A. Thomas and
Mr. Scott Bahr
Ms. Susan E. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Tobergte
Transit-Five Productions
Mr. E. W. Marshall Tucker
U S Financial LLC
Ms. Sallie R. Wadsworth
Waite, Schneider, Bayless
and Chesley Co., L.P.A.
Ms. Alberta S. Wardlaw and
Ms. Sally Cuni
Mr. George H. Warrington and
Ms. Drew Gores
Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Wayne
Maxwell C . Weaver Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Warren F. Weber
Weiper Recruiting Services, Ltd.
Ms. Susan K. Welch and
Mr. Jeffrey Baum
Ms. Marci Wessels
Mr. and Mrs. Harris K. Weston
Mr. Richard J. White
Mr. Bruce L. Whitteberry
Mr. and Mrs. Paul K. Wilhelm
Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wilkins
Ms. Joyce B. Williams
Mr. George Richard Wilson
Dr. Melinda K. Wilson
Winegardner & Hammons, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. David M. Winters
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Witt, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy E. Wittenbrook
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Woeste
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Woll, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Wones
T.J. and Hilda Wood Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Woodruff
WS Packaging Group
Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Wurster
Mr. George M. Wyatt and
Ms. Cheryl A. Stewart
Mr. Charles Yeiser
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Yoder
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Young
Ms. Sharon J. Zealey
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Mrs. Elizabeth A. Davis
Mr. Joseph Alan
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Alarie
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Albers
Amelia High School
Ms. Harriet G. Anderson
Anthony Cole Training Group, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey N. Armitage
Ms. Uma V. Ashar
Mr. and Mrs. Virendra Ashar
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard B. Bacevich
Alice and Bud Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Bakst
Mr. Daniel J. Bartley
Mr. Nicholas C. Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Baur
Ms. Barbara Bausmith
Ms. Elsie Beekley
Mr. Donald A. Behler
Ms. Martene A. Beimesch
Mr. and Mrs. D. Woodrow Benson
Mr. Richard L. Bere
Mrs. Ellen Berghamer
Ms. Mary M. Bergstein
Dr. and Mrs. David I. Bernstein
Besl Transfer Company
Richard Betagole Philanthropic Fund
Susan J. and Douglas W. Bierer Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Bigg’s
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Bigley
Mrs. Mary Louise Bihn
Mr. Stephen G. Bill
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lee Bills
Ms. Mary Ann Binder
Bishop Family Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Blair
Rosemary H. and Frank Bloom
Special Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. Barbara L. Blum
Mr. Tyrone Bonner
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Bradley, III
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brady
Mr. M.T. Brant
Ms. Dorothy M. Braun
Mr. David A. Bray
Mr. and Mrs. Russell P. Bridges
Ms. Lori Brison
John S. and Elizabeth L. Brod Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Brooks
Mr. and Mrs. Michael T. Brooks
Ms. Pamela A. Brosch
Drs. Ronald and Melanie Brubaker
Mr. and Mrs. Corey R. Buck
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Burchell
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burden
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Burleigh
Ms. Carol Burnett
Mr. and Mrs. David Burns
Business Objects
Ms. Carla Ann Byron
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Caldwell
Mr. Joe Callantine
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Caney
Mr. and Mrs. Gino Caponi
Ms. Cathy A. Cardone
Caregivers Health Network
Mr. and Mrs. Paul L. Caron
Mr. John Carter
Mr. and Mrs. James Edwin Cartledge
Ms. Susan Casey
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Castrucci
Mr. Alan R. Chandler
Charitable Foundation USA
Ms. Clara Chervenak
J. A. and Cecelia Chewning
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Chewning
Mr. David W. Chrislip
Cincinnati Kennel Club, Inc.
Cincinnati Mennonite Fellowship
Cincinnatian Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kerry Clark
Ms. Patricia Clasgens
Miss Pauline Clemen
Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Colucci
Community Friends Meeting
Concord litho
Mr. David Connors
Carrie and Brandon Cox
Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Crable
Mr. Harold G. Crabtree
Ms. Jodelle S. Crosset
Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. Culshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Davidow
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davison
Mr. and Mrs. Peter N. Dayton
Ms. Kathleen J. De Laura
Ms. Patricia A. Deaton
Deloitte & Touche
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory DeLorenzo
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dettmer
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Dickhoner
Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Diekmeyer
The Honorable Susan J. Dlott
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Doggett
Dr. Virginia H. Donaldson
Dr. Walter E. Donnelly, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Dorsey
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Dorward
Mr. Robert G. Driehaus
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Droke
Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. Druffel
Mrs. Abbie Uhl Dulle
Ms. Barbara Dundee
Ms. Judith S. Dusterberg
Mr. and Mrs. Scott D. Easley
Ms. Kathy S. Edelstein
Electrodyne Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ellinghausen
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Elliot
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard A. Ellspermann
Mrs. Constance Elsaesser
Mr. Jim Elsener
Mr. Thomas E. Ertel
Essex Studios Artist Guild
Ms. Regina Estes
Mr. Steven A. Ettinger
Mr. James E. Evans
Mr. D. Eugene Ewing
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faelten
Mr. and Mrs. Warren C. Falberg
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory W. Farfsing
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Farley
Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Fein
Dr. Judith Feinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Salvator Felous
Mrs. Irma B. Ferguson
Ms. Anna W. Fields
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Fields
Fifth Third Bank
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Filak, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Finke
Ms. M. Rachel Finke
Mr. Tracy Finn
First Presbyterian Church, Glendale
Mr. Howard W. Fishburn
Mr. and Mrs. Cary G. Fitzhugh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R. Fitzpatrick, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Flynn
For Eyes of Cincinnati
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ford
Mr. Eric Alan Ford
Dr. and Mrs. Peter T. Frame
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Francis
Dr. and Mrs. Marion David Francis
Ms. Margaret L. Frede
Mr. Daniel L. French
Mr. and Mrs. James Freson
Ms. Joan M. Friedland
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Froehle
Ms. Paula Samardich Fullman
Fusion Technologies - East, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Gaffney
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gardner
Ms. Gina Garnett
Ms. Rebekah Gensler
Phil and Gail Giardina
Family Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Kathleen Gibboney
Mr. James E. Gielty
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher H. Gist
Patricia A. Glass, Inc.
Sharad and Jasleen Goel
Gold Medal Products Company
Arlene Golembiewski Fund
of the Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn S. Gollobin
Mr. Marvin C. Good
Mr. Louis C. Graeter
Ms. Susan E. Grathwohl
Graydon, Head & Ritchey
Great American Financial Resources
Mr. Bob Greiwe
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin E. Grener
Mr. James R. Griess, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Griffin
Mr. Donald E. Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Grigson
Kyle Grise
Grisemer Family Charitable Trust
Mr. William F. Groneman
and Ms. Maureen Flanagan
Ms. Elizabeth Lovett Grover
Mr. and Mrs. Cary D. Gutbezahl
H&R Block
H. B. Fuller Company
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hackett
Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Haneberg
Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Hanrahan
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Hardman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Hardy
Mr. Scott Hartsock
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Hater
Ms. Debbie Hatfield
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Haussermann
Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Haverkamp
Mr. Craig A. Hayden
Ms. Teresa R. Hayden
Mr. and Mrs. Louis V. Haynes
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Heintzelman
Mr. and Mrs. Tom D. Heisler
Mr. Carl S. Hennigen
Henschel-Steinau, Inc.
Ms. Michelle S. Hershey
Mr. and Mrs. E. Joseph Herzog
Mrs. Smith Hickenlooper, Jr.
Mrs. Janet A. Hickman
Roy L. Hiles
Mr. Harry R. Hoerr
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Hoffman
Ms. Judith Holden
Ms. Debra S. Horn
Alan & Beverley Horton Fund
of the Community Foundatoin
of Collier County
Ms. Janet Houston
Mr. David C. Hovde
Ms. Mabel T. Howatt
Mr. Terrence Howe
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Howe
Mr. Dale A. Hoyt
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert J. Huebner
Ms. Elizabeth S. Huey
Mr. Larry Hug
Ms. Catherine Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Hughes
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hunting
Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hutton
Hyman & Bessie/Passman Family
Charitable Foundations, Inc.
Mr. F. Michael Hyzdu
Mr. Gary M. Igney and
Ms. Beverly S. Risner
Indian Hill Women’s Civic Club
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald P. Ipach
Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Jahnke
Thomas M. and Marie M. Jenkins
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Ms. Gwen Johnson
Robert A. Johnston Foundation
Mr. James Jones
Ms. Leslie C. Jones
Hon. and Mrs. Nathaniel R. Jones
Mrs. David J. Joseph, Jr.
Mrs. Dorothy E. Kaiser
Mr. John S. Karabaic and
Ms. Cheryl E. Crowe
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart M. Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Keenan
Mr. A. Craig Kennedy
Ms. Sharon A. Kerns
Dr. and Mrs. Kerry L. Ketring
Mr. Prem K. Khosla and
Dr. Nandini N. Khosla
Ms. Jeanine K. Kieffer
Ms. Katie Kircher
Mr. Michael J. Kirchner
Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Kirschbaum
Ms. Casie Kitzmiller
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Koenig
Mr. and Mrs. Detlef Koeppe
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan E. Kopke
Mr. and Mrs. Donald A Korengel
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Kosky
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Kowalski
Ms. Melissa M. Krieger
Ms. Margaret A. Krupa
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kunkel
Mr. and Mrs. John T. LaMacchia
Mr. and Mrs. Francis L. LaPresto
Mrs. Bea Larsen
Leahy Consulting, Inc.
Lisa and Steve Lemen
Mr. and Mrs. James Lenhoff
Ms. Deborah S. Leonard
Lerner Sampson & Rothfus
Carol W. and Joseph E. Levinson
Fund of the Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Dominick and Sheridan Lijoi
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Little
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Littmann
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lovell
Mr. and Mrs. John-Peter Lund
Lutheran Church of The Resurrection
Rev. and Mrs. Damon Lynch, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Lynch, Jr.
Ms. Lindsey W. Lyon
Mr. Larry Mabry
Mr. Gregory A. Malone
Bob and Joyce Maly
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mandel
Ms. Mary Alice Manley
Mr. and Mrs. Edward S. Manogue
Ms. Katina M. Marathe
Mrs. Morita Marmo
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Martell
Marvin Lewis Community Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Louis E. Marx
J. Cromer Mashburn
Family Foundation
Master Marketing, Inc.
Masur Trucking, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Matlock
Ms. Terri Mauntel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maxwell
The Mayerson Company
Paul and Elizabeth Mayfield
Fund of The Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
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Mr. Robert J. McCoy
Ms. Mary Sue McDuffie
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. McGraw
Mr. and Mrs. C. James McGuire
Mr. Joel McGuire
Dr. Ross McHenry
Ms. Claudia P. McKee
Mr. and Mrs. Mark C. Meckes
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Meiners
Mr. Kenneth Metz
Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Kent Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. R. Wayne Mickles
Ms. Nadine A. Middendorf
Mr. and Mrs. Gary S. Millard
Ms. Cynthia Molloy
Mr. Steven Mombach and
Ms. Susan Brenner
Mr. and Mrs. Jerald L. Monnier
Dr. William B. Monnig, M.D.
Mr. Richard T. Moran
Ms. Georgia S. Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Morgan
Mr. Dennis J. Moriarty
Mt. Auburn Baptist Church
Mrs. Jean Mulford
Ms. Bernadette Murphy
Mr. George H. Musekamp
Mr. Gerald J. Mushaben
Ms. Tracy Nathaniel
Rev. Chris F. Neely
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Neffle
Mr. and Mrs. Erik G. Nelson
Netkey, Inc.
New Boston Citimark
New Jerusalem Baptist Church
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Newberne
Dr. and Mrs. Ray Nulsen
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh C. O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Michael R. Oestreicher
Ohio River Valley
Mr. Brad Olson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. O’Mahoney
Mrs. Muriel Osher
Mr. Wayne J. Owens
Mr. Richard Pacitti
Paul A. Pappenheimer, Jr. Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundaton
Mr. and Mrs. Russell W. Parks
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Paul
Mr. Jeffrey F. Peck
John W. and Marianne Peck Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Peck, Shaffer & Williams
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Pedersen
Mr. Stephan Pelikan and
Ms. Anita Buck
Mr. and Mrs. Brian K. Pellot
Ms. Molly E. Pelon
PepsiCo.
Mr. Donald Piening
Dr. and Mrs. Steven P. Pieper
Mr. and Mrs. Don Pisegna
Ms. Eveline Poe
Mr. Terry E. Powell
Ms. Penny L. Prass
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart R. Pray
Mr. Joseph J. Prince
ProSource
Mr. and Mrs. Willets Prosser, Jr.
Mr. Kevin E. Prows
Mr. William Radebaugh
Ms. Cynthia A. Radziwon
Sue and Jerry Ransohoff Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Rash
Ms. Trista Ray
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rayburn
Red Echo Post, LLC
Mr. Constantine Regas
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. Reigle
Mr. and Mrs. Richard N. Reinhart, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Reis
Mr. Michael J. Rench
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riccetti
Mrs. Ellen Rieveschl
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Rinear
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Robbins
Mr. Wolf Roder
Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Rodriguez
Charles E. and Justine Romer Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Rosen
Ms. Sally C. Rosenzweig
Mr. Eugene Rosselot
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur P. Rozzi
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Rubenstein
Rudler & Associates, Inc.
Mr. Philip J. Rueve
Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Rutherford
Dr. Ronald A. Sachs
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Saenger, Jr.
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The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Sara Lee Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew A. Saunders, Jr.
Mr. Christopher R. Schaber
Ms. Johnnie K. Schenck
Schmoes Collision LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory P. Schneider
Schneider Electric Square D Foundation
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Scheper
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlossman
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence R. Schlueter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schmidt
Rev. Mark C. Schmieder
Mr. Ron Schnelle
Ms. Susan C. Schoenling
Mr. Dennis Schoeny
Ms. Pamela J. Schofield
Mr. Hugh E. Schramm
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Schroeder
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Schulenberg
Ms. Rebecca Schultz
Ms. Arleen M. Schuman
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Schuster
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Schwarz
Ms. Sally B. Sedgwick
Mrs. Roland Sedziol
Ms. Sherry Seger
Ms. Grace Sferra
Mrs. Judith Shaw
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Shayeson
Mr. John B. Shea, III
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin M. Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Shea
Mr. John M. Shepherd
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Sherlin
Ms. Kristin Sherlin
Dr. and Mrs. George T. Shybut
Ms. Mary Siegel
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Siegert
Mr. Anthony Siegmann
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur D. Sill
W. Jim Silver Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Gary R. Sinkhorn
Ms. Linn M. Sinnott
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sirkin
Ms. Elizabeth Curtis Sittenfeld
Ms. Suki Skidmore
Ms. Mary Jo Smallwood
Ms. Anita K. Smith
Ms. Carrie Smith
Mr. Graig W. Smith
Ms. Nancy A. Smith
Timothy and Wendy Smith
Smith, Rolfes & Skavdahl Co., L.P.A.
Mr. Ronald G. Snyder
Jeffrey and Julia Spadafore
Ms. Melanie Spaedy
Ms. D.M. Spalding
Mr. and Mrs. Willis R. Sparks
Mr. Brett Spaulding
Mr. Ed Spaulding
Ms. Julie Spaulding
Mr. Craig Spitzfaden
Ms. Elsie G. Sprague
SS&G Financial Services, Inc.
St. Anthony Church
Mr. and Mrs. Walter T. St. Clair
Ms. Christine Stamler
Mr. and Mrs. Francis W. Stanton, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis R. Stark
Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Staten
Mrs. Ella M. Stauffer
Madeline and Pete Steel
Mr. and Mrs. David Steichen
Mr. and Mrs. James R Stengel
Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stenger
Ms. Heidi Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Stephens
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew W. Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey T. Stevenson
Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Stevie
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Stewart
Ms. Jean G. Stewart
Mr. William Stewart
Mr. Carl J. Stich, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Sticka
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Stiens
Mr. Jon Stiles
Mr. and Mrs. Ken R. Stiller
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Stineman
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stockwell
Ms. Beverly Stoermer
Mr. Lonnie M. Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Philip H. Stoughton
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald S. Stowell
Ms. Barbara N. Stratman
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Strelau
Ms. Judith Strong
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Strotman
Mr. James Stump
Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Swain
Ms. Nancy Swanson and
Mr. Jeffrey D. Groenke
Dr. and Mrs. James W. Swinehart
Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Tabar, Jr.
Ms. Linda A. Tache
Talawanda High School
Mr. John A. Tallmadge and
Mrs. Pamela Bach
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Tappan
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander W. Teass
Ms. Beverly L. Tharp
Mrs. Phyllis H. Thayer
Mr. William Thiemann
Mr. and Mrs. Tholking
Ms. Cheryl D. Thomas
Dr. Michael A. Thomas
Ms. Brenda Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dwight Thompson
Mr. and Mrs. Randall L. Thompson
Thrivent Financial For Lutherans
Mr. Neil Tilow
Dr. and Mrs. Brian Tobias
Mr. Charles E. Toelke, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Toft
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tomb
Toyota Motor Engineering &
Manufacturing of North America
Toyota North American Parts Center
Ms. Ann Marie Tracey and
Mr. Daniel J. Buckley
Mr. James Trammell
Mr. Glenn Trefz
Mr. Gerald Trennepohl
Tri State Volunteers
Trinity Baptist Church
Ms. Janet Tripathy
Ms. Patricia J. Trombetta
Mr. and Mrs. David Troup
UC College Of Medicine
Mrs. Rita E. Uehlein
US Bancorp Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. William E. VanFleet
Virginia Dare
Mr. Gary J. Vissing and
Ms. Margaret A. Prince
Mr. Greg D. Voss
Mr. and Mrs. Roger B. Wade
Mr. and Mrs. Carlyle J. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Garret W. Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Walker
Rev. John E. Wall
Kim M. Wallace
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Walter
Ms. Martha Walters
Mr. Theodore C. Wanstrath
Mr. Tom Warburg
Steve F. Warkany Fund of
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Watkins
WD-40 Company
Dr. James E. Weaver
Mr. Bill Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence T. Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Weber
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Wedig
Mr. Tim Weidner
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley R. Weinberger
Ms. Anne E. Weinkam
Mr. James Welborn
Mr. Michael Welch
Mr. Edward Wells
Mr. and Mrs. Jason D. Wells
Mr. and Mrs. David Wenning
John Wesley United
Methodist Church
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wesner
Mr. John E. Wessling
Ms. Ann M. West
Mr. Samuel R. West
West Shell Commercial
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Weston
Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Whalen
Cathy and Daniel Wheeler
Ms. Bonnie K. White
Mr. and Mrs. Lance White
Mr. and Mrs. Russell White
Ms. Katherine D. Wilkinson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter H. Williams
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Williams
Mr. Edward J. Willig
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund K. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Gene M. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. James W. Wilson, Jr.
Ms. Tawanna M. Wilson
Mr. Thomas H. Wingo
Mr. and Mrs. Jay V. Wittenbaum
Ms. Doris R. Wolf
Mr. Robert J. Wolfram
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolnik
Mr. Jason Wolz
Dr. Andrew L. Wong and
Dr. Sally A. Lloyd
WUBE-FM, WKRQ-FM,
WYGY-FM, WSWD-FM
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wyant, IV
Mr. Jason Wynn
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Yeager
Mr. and Mrs. Dale B. Young
Ms. Kate Youngblood
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon H. Yun
Ms. Mary A. Zalla
Mr. Walter R. Zapf
Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Zeek, Jr.
Zeh’s Concrete
Ms. Mary T. Zeis
Mr. Richard V. Zimmerman
John R. and Peggy E. Zink
Family Fund of the Fidelity
Charitable Gift Fund
Zion Lutheran Church
Mr. and Mrs. F. Scott Zoller
Mr. David Zumbiel
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Zumbiel
Mrs. Janice Zwolshen
Thank you also to the many
other generous financial donors
we were unable to list due to
space constraints.
The above donors made gifts
to the FreestoreFoodank
between July 1, 2007 and
June 30, 2008. Every effort
was made to provide the
most accurate list possible.
The FreestoreFoodbank
apologizes for any exclusions
or misspellings.
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FreestoreFoodbank
Capital Improvements Have Begun
With the Renewing Hope Capital
Campaign nearing its goal, the
much-awaited improvements of
FreestoreFoodbank facilities are
getting underway. The roof has been
replaced on the Mayerson Food
Distribution Center in Bond Hill
and ground has been broken for the
new Jeffrey and Darlene Anderson
Center on Central Parkway.
Renovations on the Liberty Street
Emergency Client Services Center
are scheduled to begin in February.
No interruption to client services is
anticipated during the renovation.
To date the campaign has raised
$11.4 million. Among the most
recent major gifts is a $150,000
challenge grant from Fidelity which
matches gifts of $15,000
or more. Other major gifts received
since the last update include Farmer
Family Foundation ($150,000), John
J. and Mary R. Schiff Foundation
($100,000), Greater Cincinnati
Foundation ($94,000), and PNC Bank
$40,000). We are grateful to all who
have invested in our
community through
the Renewing Hope
Capital Campaign.
Renovations at the Emergency Client Services Center will address issues of privacy, safety, traffic flow and efficient delivery of services.
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2008 ANNUAL REPORT
The Joy of Saving
and Sharing
Learning About
Philanthropy Cindy Wolford of Colerain
Township is a stay-at-home mom who
saves enough on her groceries every
month to pay her utility bill AND
make a significant donation to the
FreestoreFoodbank. How does she
do it? With coupons.
Cindy’s passion for clipping
coupons might not be shared by
everyone, but the opportunity is
available to everyone. “For people
who need to cut their expenses, this
is something anyone can do,” she says.
“One secret to success is to
take advantage of coupon doubling
at Kroger and Meijer stores. I also wait Cindy Wolford, shown with her 18-month-old
for items to go on sale so I get the added daughter, Claire, brings a monthly food and
product donation to the FreestoreFoodbank.
savings of the sale price on top of the
coupon savings. This often results in
items being free!” she smiles. “I used to spend $150 a week on groceries
and now spend about $80 for our family of four.” Those interested in
learning about Cindy’s approach to couponing are encouraged to visit
her website at allingoodfaith.blogspot.com.
Adding to Cindy’s
motivation to save is her
sense of duty to donate
a significant number of
items every month to the
FreestoreFoodbank. In
November, she gave our
food bank $255 worth of
products that she bought
for only $18. That’s less
than we would have paid
for the same items through
All these products, valued at $255, were bought for only $18 our network purchasing
using coupons.
channels.
And much of what
Cindy brought us were non-food personal care products that are
especially appreciated since they’re essential but can’t be purchased
using Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly Food
Stamp) benefits.
There is a large online community of coupon enthusiasts who share
information on free coupon resources and special deals as well as tips
on how to get the most for your money, or in this case, coupons. There
also are groups who meet to trade coupons and learn how to save on
everything from tissue to spaghetti sauce. “It doesn’t take much time to
think about what you’ll need for the next few months and stock up when
great deals come along. I haven’t paid for bathroom tissue in six months!”
Cindy confides proudly. “Aside from our own savings, it’s also uplifting
to be able to use this as a means of helping people in need. As a mother of
young children, my volunteer time is limited, but I can do this right at home
while the baby is napping. I also like to involve my 5-year-old as a way of
teaching her Christian values of helping others.” Cindy also organized a
food drive at her church. We hope her joyful spirit is contagious!
The value of charitable giving is instilled
in many of us at a very early age by the single
greatest influences in our lives – our parents.
Recently, as I looked through some old family
photos, I remembered hearing my mother
tell my sisters and me that there are people
who are not as fortunate and that it is up
to each of us to share money and food with
those in need. “That is a mitzvah,” she’d say.
It ‘s been 12 years since my mother passed
away, but sometimes when I look at photos
I can remember conversations with her that
provided me with memorable life lessons.
The value system that each of us receives
from our parents is what makes us who we
are. Although many of us are philanthropic,
our children
might not
recognize the
good things
we do to help
others, unless
we show them
or tell them
in ways they
can remember.
It may not
impact them
initially but,
as the years
go by, they
will reflect
on the ways
we’ve taught
Kathy Greenberg,
them about
Major and Planned Gifts Officer
philanthropy.
For example, children may not see a parent
writing a check, but they’ll remember the
feeling they have when they volunteer
alongside their parents. Making active
connections in this way helps children become
socially aware and realize the importance of
becoming involved in helping others.
Through such opportunities, combined
with our guidance, our children develop their
own approach to charitable giving and form
their own personal links to the community
through philanthropic deeds. Often starting
in small ways, the family legacy of giving gets
passed down through generations, having a
continuous impact on the entire community
over time. If you’d like to know more about
how your family can get involved with the
FreestoreFoodbank, I welcome your call at
513-482-7544.
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2008:
2008 Honda Fit
Grand
Prize
Winner
Robert Dilgard, Cincinnati
(Robert generously donated the
2008 Honda Fit back
to the FreestoreFoodbank)
$1,000
U.S.
Savings
Bond
Winners
courtesy of National City
Jean Bohme, Cincinnati
Kate Moriarty, Cincinnati
G.C. Dorsch, Cincinnati
Rita Klein, Cincinnati
Pat Gering, Cincinnati
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Behind the Scenes at the Rubber Duck Regatta
For fourteen years, the Cincinnati
community has been amused and,
hopefully, inspired every Labor Day
weekend by watching thousands of
bright yellow rubber ducks bob down
the Ohio River in a race to feed the
hungry. The race itself takes about 20
minutes, but it might surprise you to
know that it takes a full eight months
of planning and hundreds of peoplehours to pull this thing off every year.
It all starts in January with monthly
steering committee meetings where
volunteers from sponsoring companies,
media reps, and FreestoreFoodbank
staff tackle the myriad details of
organizing the world’s largest Rubber
Duck Regatta and the Freestore
Foodbank’s largest annual fundraising
event, raising more than $440,000
this year.
First we line up sponsors, without
whom the event can’t succeed. Then
there’s the matter of prizes. This year’s
grand prize was a 2008 Honda Fit
compliments of Greater Cincinnati
Honda Dealers Association. National
City buys a $1-million insurance
policy in the event that the first duck
over the finish line bears the lucky
$1-million number. Also donated
by National City are five $1,000
savings bonds.
With sponsors and prizes lined up,
it’s on to logistics and promotion.
There are permits to get, brochures
to print, mailings to prepare, fliers
and posters and billboards to design,
TV and radio announcements to
produce, and one big party to plan.
The festive Celebriduck Auction is
the official opening of “Duck Season”
in Cincinnati, after which the sales
begin in earnest.
The Rubber Duck Regatta is really
a series of events and activities,
all designed to build awareness of
the FreestoreFoodbank’s work and
promote the “sale” of rubber ducks to
participate in the race. The Corporate
Quacky Race features duck-suited
teams from supporting companies
running a wacky obstacle course to
draw attention to the Rubber Duck
Regatta. Throughout July and August,
weekend duck-selling events are held
in Kroger parking lots and at Honda
Dealerships. A mass mailing is sent
to the FreestoreFoodbank’s entire
donor base and promotional inserts
are included in Cincinnati Bell phone
bills. Billboards are posted, posters
are mounted, PSA’s are aired by Local
12, Time Warner, and various radio
stations, and brochures are distributed
through National City, Skyline
Chili, Frisch’s, and LaRosa’s. Even
some Pepsi cans bear a promotional
message. And, by the way, have you
seen the giant inflatable duck on a
rooftop just south of the Norwood
Lateral on I-71? How about the little
Honda Fit covered in duck décor
zipping around town?
Ducks are everywhere! Not to
mention the 90,000 ducks that arrive
in our food bank warehouse just before
the race. It takes volunteers about a
week to take off the numbers from
their previous races and tag them with
new numbers for our race. You see,
these are professional racing ducks
that travel from race to race, so they
come to us from various places. And
what that means is, even when the
race is over, it’s still not over. All
those soaking wet ducks have to be
pulled from the river, given baths,
counted and packed up to travel to
their next events in various places
around the world.
So, come next August when you
respond to our direct mail letter, make
your call to the 929-DUCK hotline,
or visit www.rubberduckregatta.org to
buy your ducks for the 2009 Rubber
Duck Regatta, you’ll know just how
grateful we are to hear from you. After
all those months of work by all those
dozens of people, we’d be devastated
if we didn’t!
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The Purple People Bridge is a great place for excutive meetings. Pictured
L to R are Jim Coates, RDR Steering Committee Member; John Young,
FreestoreFoodbank CEO; Bob Edwards, RDR “Founding Father”;
Mike Kremzar, Vice President FreestoreFoodbank Foundation Board;
Mick Clay, FreestoreFoodbank Manager of Special Events; and James Norris,
FreestoreFoodbank Communications Specialist.
Next time
you see
a very
large duck
you’ll know
it’s ours!
It takes dozens of volunteers to scoop ducks out of the river after the race. A
forklift operator, tilt hoppers for transporting ducks as well as pressure washing
machines are generously donated by Art’s Rental Equipment, CROWN Lift
Trucks, and Quality Towing & Equipment Moving.
Thanks to our Top Duck Sponsors
Presenting Sponsors
Media Sponsors
Sponsors
Grand Prize Sponsor
Regatta Sponsors
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No Shortage of Holiday Giving This Year
For the 2008 Thanksgiving and Christmas Holiday Food Distribution, we served the most families ever in our long
history. The 49,614 persons who received holiday food represented an increase of more than 20% over last year. Helping
to make it all possible was an extraordinary outpouring of generosity from the Cincinnati community. We are especially
grateful for the annual holiday donation from The Kroger Co. and their vendors, which amounted to more than
$116,000 worth of food this year.
Numerous Holiday Events
Benefited the FreestoreFoodbank
The annual
Check-Out Hunger
campaign at area
Kroger stores
brought in an
impressive
total of $120,000
from generous
Kroger customers.
The year-long Bag Hunger campaign at
bigg’s supermarkets netted 13,000 pounds
of food for the food bank.
Whole Foods’
Grab n Give
promotion
during the
month of
December
collected 4,000
pounds of food.
Working in partnership with Feeding America, Wal-Mart donated $300,000 to the
Ohio Association of Second Harvest Food Banks. The FreestoreFoodbank’s share
was $50,000. Presenting a check to CEO John Young are Mike Ellison (center)
and Allen Ottis (right), marketing managers for Cincinnati Wal-Mart stores.
As usual, dozens of tireless volunteers helped distribute holiday food to needy families.
Among them were players from the UC Bearcats Football team. They not only volunteered,
but also took up a collection of $300, presented here to the FreestoreFoodbank’s Vice
President of Client Services, Bernice Cooper. Go Bearcats!
Cincinnati
Bengals Food
Drive raised
$8,020 and
collected 7,630
pounds of food.
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LaRosa’s Candy
Canes for a Cause
raised more
than $20,000.
In conjunction with their check presentation, employees of local Wal-Mart stores
volunteered to pack holiday food boxes at the Mayerson Food Distribution Center
in Bond Hill. Thank you, all!
Many thanks to all local businesses, organizations and
individuals who devoted time and effort to help make
the holidays brighter for our neighbors in need.
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