Disaster
Recovery
Parishes
ANNUAL REPORT
Families,
Parenting &
Children
Refugee
Resettlement
2012
Works
Second Harvest
Food Bank
of
Mercy
Seniors &
Caregivers
Volunteers
Mental Health
Counseling
Pregnancy Counseling
& Adoption
Su Casa
Hispanic Center
100 East Eighth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 241-7745
ccswoh.org
FROM THE ARCHBISHOP
Dear Friend:
Almost 100 years after
Archbishop Henry Moeller
established the Bureau
of Catholic Charities,
today’s Catholic Charities
Southwestern Ohio continues to carry out
exemplary charitable work to the benefit of all who
live in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.
In Deus Caritas Est, Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI
wrote that:
“The Church’s deepest nature is expressed in her
three-fold responsibility: of proclaiming the word of
God (kerygma-martyria), celebrating the sacraments
(leitourgia), and exercising the ministry of charity
(diakonia). These duties presuppose each other and
are inseparable. For the Church, charity is not a kind
of welfare activity which could equally well be left
to others, but is a part of her nature, an indispensable
expression of her very being.”
As I travel the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, I am
continually heartened by the many ways in which
the Church lives up to the responsibility of charity.
I especially think of Catholic Charities’ invaluable
service in the areas of mental health counseling, refugee
resettlement, food assistance, immigrant services, and
family and senior services. In serving the poor, the
vulnerable, and the stranger in southwestern Ohio,
Catholic Charities makes manifest God’s love to all and
shows that charity is indeed part of the local Church’s
nature, “an indispensable expression of her very being.”
I am grateful for the work of Catholic Charities
throughout the past year.
Sincerely yours in Christ,
Most Reverend Dennis M. Schnurr
Archbishop of Cincinnati
LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Archbishop Dennis Schnurr
Colleen Walters, President
Robert Rees, Vice President
Janet Neumann, Treasurer
Stephanie McCuistion, Secretary
Mark Stepaniak, Past President
Margy Conditt
Ted Kneisley
Julie Knueven
Ken McFarland
Kristen Safier
Ed Smith
Gary Sparks
Marilyn Zaya-Davis
Ted Bergh, Chief Executive Officer
Gene Johnson, Chief Operating Officer
Don Kalb, Chief Financial Officer
OFFICES
Downtown Cincinnati
Hamilton
Springfield
Su Casa Hispanic Center
Northern Brown Senior Center
Eastgate
Delhi
Urbana
AFFILIATIONS
Catholic Charities USA
Corporation for National & Community Service
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
Feeding America
United Way of Butler County
United Way of Clark, Champaign & Madison Counties
United Way of Greater Cincinnati
United Way of Logan County
ACCREDITATIONS
Better Business Bureau
Council on Accreditation
Ohio Association of Food Banks Ohio Department of
Mental Health
BOARD AND CEO LETTER
Dear Friend of Catholic Charities,
We are blessed to report that in 2012, through your
support, 41,300 individuals were served by programs
of Catholic Charities Southwestern Ohio. Of equal
importance, 822 volunteers provided 184,941 hours of
service. These results were made possible by the excellent
work of the Board and 71 members of the CCSWO
staff.
We completed a strategic planning process and redrafted
our mission statement that is:
ENLIGHTEN the community to see God’s love for the
poor.
SERVE the community to in turn serve the vulnerable.
EMPOWER the community so all God’s Children rise
from spiritual and material poverty.
Catholic Charities is not limited to a paid staff
performing human services. Our larger purpose is to
provide opportunities for the faithful of the Archdiocese
and the community to serve the poor. We serve and we
invite the community to serve the poor, just as Jesus
invited us to serve as He washed the feet of the apostles
(John 13). We serve with the goal of enabling those
afflicted with material poverty to find ways to become
self-sustaining. We also empower the affluent to rise
from the possibility of a spiritual poverty of materiality
through an opportunity to serve others.
The need for our services is growing. In all of our
programs, we see more and more people who are
vulnerable and on the edge. Families, children, seniors,
caregivers, immigrants, the working poor, disaster
victims, those without sufficient food or adequate
shelter, and those suffering from mental anguish such as
depression or anxiety, benefit from our capacity to serve.
We were effective stewards in 2012 and delivered 92% of
each dollar received as direct service to clients. We were
blessed to receive $14.7 million in financial revenue and
generated a small surplus of $47,323. The revenue was
a mix of donations, United Way, foundations, fees for
service, and government programs. Financial details are
provided in the financial section of this report.
Our board and management, drafted a 2013-15 strategic
plan that strives to expand and more effectively deliver
our mission. This forward-thinking and realistic plan
includes collaborative services with parishes, increasing
volunteer opportunities, and extending high quality
service to the vulnerable. One example is Mental Health
Services, that are now provides counseling services on
location at parishes and at other human service providers
to reach more people. We are also acquiring technology
to more effectively provide case management services
and volunteer management to expand positive service
outcomes. We expect to report higher service levels and
results in 2013.
In the words of Pope Francis, “The proclamation of the
Gospel is destined primarily to the poor, to those who
often lack the essentials for a decent life. The good news
is first announced to them, that God loves them before
all others and comes to visit them through the acts
of charity that the Disciples of Christ carry out in his
name.”
Thank you all for making this possible through our work
in Jesus’ name.
Colleen Walters
Board President
Ted Bergh
Chief Executive Officer
Feed
the
Hungry
SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK
The Second Harvest Food Bank (SHFB) served 142,759 individuals through food
distribution to 90 member agencies, including pantries, soup kitchens, and other
agencies. SHFB served 29,810 people through two food pantries it operates and
through direct cash assistance.
The introduction of the Mobile Food Pantry for under-served areas of Clark,
Champaign and Logan counties provides food to the hungry. The truck is courtesy of
Kraft Foods and Feeding America and is an innovative approach to delivering much needed food.
In 2013, the SHFB team will expand capacity to serve more families in need.
Welcome
the
Stranger
SU CASA HISPANIC CENTER
Su Casa Hispanic Center is the primary provider of social, educational, language,
employment and health care referral services to the Hispanic/Latino community in
Greater Cincinnati. The mission of Su Casa is to promote self-sufficiency for the
Hispanic/Latino immigrant community that comes to the U.S. looking for a better
way of life for their families.
In 2012, Su Casa served 2,818 immigrants through education, skills training, ESOL
(English for Speakers of Other Languages), health promotion, legal services and emergency assistance. Immigrants
accessing Su Casa’s services are all looking to form better lives and be productive in the community. Acculturation
into Greater Cincinnati is a key goal at Su Casa.
Su Casa was recognized at the national, state and local levels. Su Casa received the Brillante Award for Community
Service Excellence by the National Society of Hispanic MBAs and the LULAC Cincinnati Hispanic Service
Institution Award. Giovanna Alvarez, Director of Su Casa, was recognized as a Distinguished Hispanic Ohioan by
the Ohio Commission on Hispanic/Latino Affairs.
In 2013, Su Casa is planning to expand service in Carthage, Price Hill, Hamilton, New Carlisle and communities
with Hispanic immigrant populations.
SENIOR SERVICES
Value
the
Aged
10,000 Baby Boomers retire each day and look to meaningfully contribute. Many care
for parents or spouses. Others need the care themselves.
CCSWO provides opportunities for meaning and value for these seniors.
In 2012, seniors were served through five key programs.
• Caregiver Assistance Network – 933 caregivers were served through support groups and 504 people took one of
the 36 workshops presented by the Speakers Bureau.
• Foster Grandparent Program – 842 children were served by 80 seniors in 37 schools and daycare centers.
• Northern Brown Senior Center – 1,512 seniors were served through transportation and socialization services.
• Senior Companion Program – 357 seniors were served through 67 senior volunteers.
• Retired Senior Volunteer Program – 160 senior volunteers gave 8,502 hours of service to 13 community
organizations.
In 2013, the Senior Services will build on exemplary opportunities to serve.
FAMILY SERVICES
Strengthen
the
Family
Family Services (FS) finds ways to heal broken families and hurting children. It’s a
service that significantly changes outcomes.
In 2012, the FS team served:
• 954 children through the Incredible Years program
• 119 parents through 17 Parenting Education Classes
• 755 people searching for answers in our Parenting & Life Issues Workshops
• 133 child-care and pre-school providers in our Early Childhood Mental Health
Consultations
• 50 families with short-term financial needs for a temporary life challenge
• More than 2,000 families and youth through the Adoption, Pregnancy Services, and
Postponing Sexual Involvement programs
The work of the FS team leads to better parents, healthier children and other individuals better able to handle the
issues in their lives.
In 2013 the FS team is expanding services to reach more parents and children. Families are more vulnerable and
sometimes require guidance to succeed.
Protect
the
Vulnerable
REFUGEE RESETTLEMENT SERVICES
Imagine spending years or decades in a UN operated refugee
camp with substandard and overcrowded living conditions. Yet, this is the way of life
for those fleeing violence, war and persecution. Most refugees stay in the camps or
return home to uncertainty and fear.
In 2012, the Refugee Resettlement Services program (RRS) resettled 211 refugees in
Greater Cincinnati. Most came from Bhutan in Central Asia or countries in Central
Africa to find safety and opportunity. The RRS program has resettled more than
10,000 refugees in its 25 years of services.
For the RRS team, the initial resettlement process is just the beginning. The goal
for client is self-sustainability through housing, employment and language skills. In 2012, the RRS team located
housing for 201 clients and directed 44 to find jobs. The RRS team provided English as a Second Language courses
to 200 refugees.
In 2013, the RRS team continues to welcome the stranger as directed in scripture.
Heal
the
Afflicted
MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Addictions, grief, low self-esteem, stress, relationship problems, - mental health issues
affect all segments of our community. At any given time, about 25% of our community exhibits symptoms that could require mental health counseling. If left untreated,
these conditions often result in job loss, divorce, failing grades, family conflict, relationship issues, substance abuse and other major life consequences.
In 2012, CCSWO Mental Health Counselors served 1,863 clients through individuals,
family and groups counseling. These clients came from all walks of life and income
levels. Those who could pay do so through insurance or out-of-pocket. Those who were income eligible received a
sliding scale cost of service with the difference made up by the United Way and other sources. Regardless of income,
everyone who expressed a need received counseling. 76% received lower fees or some form of subsidy.
The Mental Health Services team expanded services provided by partnering with these organizations.
• CityLink – the MHS team provides mental health services through CityLink, a one-stop social service facility in
the West End that specializes in unemployment for the long-term unemployed.
• Project Rachel – The MHS team provides counseling for women suffering from post-abortion trauma.
• Gate of Heaven Cemetery – The MHS team provides grief counseling for individuals and groups of those who
have recently lost a loved one.
• St. Susanna – The MHS team provides counseling and support groups on-site at the parish.
The MHS team continues to look for new venues to deliver mental health services. A 2013 priority is expanding
on-site at parishes to offer services directly to parishioners.
REVENUES
52% Donated Food
17% Government
15% Fundraising
8% United Way
5% Program Fees & Other
3% Investments
EXPENSES
58% Food and Basic Needs
11% Mental Health
10% Refugee and Immigration
8% Seniors
8% Management and General
5% Families and Adoption
Operating Revenue: $14,687,706
Operating Expense: $14,640,383
Net Revenue: $47,323
Net Assets at End of Year: $4,199,559
DONORS
Thank you to our donors, sponsors, grantors, and benefactors.
Catholic Charities cannot achieve its mission without you.
A G Samuelsson, Inc.
Joseph & Rose Abt
Janet Adams
James Adams
Karen Adams
Michael Ahern
Anwer Al Qanbar
Ghadah Al Shakir
Thomas & Lynne Alverson
Virginia Ambrosiano
Amedisys Home Health Of Springfield
John Anderson
Gary Anderson
Ann Angelo
Ronald Apple
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Michael & Ruth Anne Armentrout
Armoloy of Ohio, Inc.
Paule Asch, Ph.D.
Donald & Rose Ann Ashcraft
Associates In Optometry
Assurant Specialty Property
Frances Astorino
Mildred Barhorst
Barrett Distribution Centers
Fred & Joy Bartenstein
Philip Bartley
David Bartos
Robert Baugh
Barbara & John Baugh
Paulette Bay
Ruth Bayley
Beach Manufacturing Company
Beaverdale Farms, Inc.
Constance Beckett
Art Bedel
Sonya Beeler
B.G. Bell
Catherine & R. Anderew Bell
Adrienne Bellew
Benjamin Steel Co., Inc.
Angela Bennett
Jeanne & James Bennett
Matthew & Kimberly Bennie
Stephen & Sheena Bentley
Gerard & Cynthia Berding
Ted & Margaret Bergh
Patricia Berling
Gil Bernhardt
Joe Berns
Mary Bertolini
Beska LLC / Bogey’s At Rocky Lakes
Bethel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Pat Ten Bieg
Gregory Bier
Bill Marine Honda
James & Mary Billing
Patricia & David Black
Mildred & H. Thomas Blake
Kim Bliss
Thomas Blom
Nancy Blomgren
Bob Evans Farms
Bob Evans Farms, Inc.
Lawrence & Eileen Boehmer
Wanda Bolen
Matthew & Callie Bonhaus
Perry Boone
Kristin Bostick
Bowlusville United Methodist Church
John Breidenstein
Mike & Jerri Brennan
Teresa & John Brennan
Ellen Briggs
Thomas Brinkman, Sr.
Carl Brooks
Dr. Richard Brown
Lisa Brown
Robert & Dorothy Brown
Mary & Michael Brown
Donna Brown
Edith Brown
Buckeye Sports Lodge, LLC
Kevin & Nancy Buckley
George & Mary Jo Budig
Ellen Buffington
Beverly & N. Michael Burdick
Mary Carol Burkhardt
Anna & Robert Burri
Jim & Beth Burridge
Lee & Margaret Burroughs
Evelyn Busam
Lawrence Busemeyer
Jerri Bush
Sue & Daniel Byrne
C/O Richard Matthies
Jerome & Jean Cain
Robert Calder
Thomas Calder
Daniel & Shirley Campbell
Chester Carr
Catherine Carrelli
Margaret Carroll
James & Deborah Carter
Catholic Health Partners
M.L. Chamberlain
Millie Chamberlin
Champaign County Memorial Foundation
Champaign Residential Services, Inc.
Champion City Volunteers
Pat Chaney
Channell Equipment
Chard, Snyder & Associates
Donald Cheatham
Church World Service Inc
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Circle Farms
Citizens National Bank
James Clark
D.J. Clark
Guy Clark
Clark County Board Of MRDD Levy Campaign
Clark County Farm Bureau, Inc.
Clark County Job & Family Services (ODJFS)
Clark County Municipal Court Employees
Clark-Champaign Chapter of Women’s Council Of
Realtors
Mr. & Mrs. William Cleary
Ann & Greg Clifford
Carole Coleman
Margaret Collins
Comboni Missionaries
Comfort Keepers
Community Mercy Home Medical Equipment
Community Mercy Hospital
Judith Compton
Michael Connelly
Paul & Ann Conroy
Conroy Funeral Home, Inc.
Linda & David Conway
Eugene Cordier
Jonetta Cornett
Corrotec, Inc.
Courtyard by Marriott & Mela Urban Bistro
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Vivienne Cramer
Creative Fires, LLC
Edward Creehan
Laura Crew
Tim & Judy Crowley
Suzan Cushman
Dairy Queen Brazier, Home Road
Judy Dalton
Dave’s Truck and Auto Paint, Inc.
Mike Davis
Sandra & Richard Davis
Patricia Dawson
Dayton Power & Light
Betsy & James Dean
Sharon & David Deerwester
Vince Demana
Dependable Roofing
Donald Dickinson
Mary Dillahunt
John & Georgia Dirksing
John & Maureen Donahue
Cheryl & Patrick Donnellan
Kathleen Donnellan
Dr. James Donovan
Marta Downing
Dr. Rob Baker & Dr. Mary Jo Groves
William Dreger
Jerry & Elaine Dudney
Paul Dugas
Ann & Michael Duvall
Mary Dwyer
Dennis Dyar
Sally & Dale Dyar
Eaglewood Village
Edison Credit Union, Inc.
Edward Jones Investments
Linda & Harry Egger
Anthony Ehresmann
DONORS
Electrolab Inc
Emmanuel Christian Academy
Endicott Electric
Nancy Engel
Essex Of Springfield Nursing & Rehabilitation
Ginnie & Dave Estrop
Ethicon Endo-Surgery
Leonid Etlin
Deborah Eubanks
Express Employment Professionals
Hubert & Gladys C. Estabrook Charitable Trust
Suzanne Fachon-Kalweit
Jerome Fagel, Jr.
Family Dentistry
Family of Sr. Mary Wendeln
Alan & Carol Faulhaber
Dave & Sissy Faulkner
Barbara & Michael Faust
Risa & Stephen Feagins
Frank Fellerhoff
Laura Fernandez-Stanley
Anthony & Beverly Fessel
Tina & Clayton Fidler
Fifth Third Bank
John & Jane Fink
Larry Fish
Phyllis & Fred Fisher
Margaret Foley
Amy & Pete Foreman
Foreman-Blair Buick GMC
Forest Glen Health Campus
Tammy & Chris Fox
Regina Frazee
Lenora & Malcolm Freshour
Esther Friedhoff
Dale & Rachel Friemoth
Marguerite Frost
Donald Funke
Charles Furlong
Timothy Gannon
Barry Garrett
Betty Garrett
Mary Gaspar
GE Aviation
Raffaela Gebel
Micheal & Linda Geers
Lawrence & Nancy Gersbach
Edward Gershanov
Art & Alexandra Gianakopoulos
Krystal Gibson
Julie & Daniel Gibson
Barry Gisser
William Goedde
Gordon Food Service
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mark Graham
Grand Temple Pythian Sisters of Ohio
Robert Grandfield
Sandra Granger
Graves-Cosby Ins. Agency Inc.
Catherine Gray
Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Sammye Greer
Norbert & Phyllis Greve
Debbie Grimes
Karen Sue Grube
Gary & Dina Gruber
James Gustin
Ronald Gutzwiller
Thomas & Mary Haas
Mary Jane Hack
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Hackworth
Hair Co. Salon & Spa
Joseph Harber
Patricia Hart
Mary Lou Hartman
Steven Hater
Jeffrey Hawkins
Carole Haynes
Heidelberg Distributing Company
Lilly & Richard Heil
Donald Heimbrock
Ann Hellmuth
Joanne Hendrickson
Steve & Mary Hendy
Ramona Henry
Kathleen & David Henry
Heritage Cooperative
Rolla & Jeffrey Herman
Lori Hess
Grace Hillers
Kimberly & Dennis Hines
Anne & David Hines
Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA
Hispanics Avanzando Hispanics
Paul & Betty Hoeh
Tim & Karen Hogan
Monica & Robert Hohl
Georgia Holland
Peggy & Steven Holloway
Kevin Holmes
Ruth C. Holthaus
Homan Foundation
Home City Federal Savings Bank
Norma & William Howard
Margaret Hozie
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hughes
Carolyn Hughes-Meyer
Randy & Beth Hunt
Peggy & James Hupp
I H Employee Credit Union, Inc.
Ideal Steel, Inc.
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Immigration Task Force Collaborative
Charles Irish
Lawrence & Doreen Jackson
Michael & Marian Jacobs
Carol James
Pamela Jefson
Diann Jennings
Karen & Lanny Jines
John Pickarski & Associates
Michael Johnson
Gene & Ann Johnson
D. Jane & Richard Johnson
Donald Johnson
Johnson Welded Products
Sharon & Paul Jones
Peggy & Robert Jordan
K.K. Tool Co.
Kadel Family Revocable Living Trust
Don & Christine Kalb
Edward Kamphaus
Amy Katz
Frederick & Maureen Keeley
Pete & Sandy Keiser
Ruth Keller
Anne & Duane Keller
Kevin & Kerry Kelley
Dorothy Kemp
Nathan Kennedy
Barbara Kenny
Gertrude Keough
Judith Kercheval
Kevco Corp.--Paddy’s
KeyBank
King Appliance Repair & Installation Service
Joann & John Kitchen
Kiwanis Club Of Springfield
Rita Kling
Anne Kling
Gary & Diana Knapp
Roxanne & Malcolm Kneisley
Ted & Carol Kneisley
Knights of Columbus
Kenneth & Mary Jane Knollman
Julie Knueven
Gene Knuf
Joy Koehler
Kokosing Construction Company, Inc.
Aida Korunova
Gretchen Krafft
John Krallman
Dan & Mary Kramer
Lucy & Thomas Kramer
Jim & Vicki Kroger
Mary Krumdieck
KTH Parts Industries
Susan Kuehnle
Mark & Anne Kuntz
Lacy’s Sports Bar
Ladies Philoptochos Society
Janet & Brian Laib
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Land O’ Lakes, Inc.
Lori & Fred Lanum
Lazar & Meri Lazinsky
Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken
Leesman Lighting, LLC
William & Leah Levitt
John Lewis
Shirley & Alfred Liming
Link-Hellmuth
Jeremy Linn
Holly Linton
Mary Ann Litmer
Ellsworth Lockwood
Mary Lou & Tom Loftis
Los Mariachis Restraurant
Joseph & Meredith Loughran
LULAC
Anne Lutter
Patricia Lutz
Gertrude Lyden
Janet Lykins
Nathan & Kelly Lynch
Peter & Barbara Lynch
Macy’s Corporate Services, Inc
Madison Avenue Pharmacy
Mary Ann Maines
Malina Farms
Vireak Mam
Mike & Dawn Mansour
Maplewood Church of The Nazarene
DONORS
Zoya Mareyeva
Daniel Martini
Clara Martini
June Marzheuser
D. Michael & Juanita Massa
Mary Matson
Barbara Matthies
Margaret Mattinson
William & Patricia Matulewicz
Robert & Mary Maxwell
Mary McAfee
Christina McCarthy
Richard McCullough
Julie & Tim McDaniel
Kevin & Nancy McDonough
Tim McGhee
Chiara Mcguire
Lynn & David McLaughlin
Mary McMahan
Alexander McPhee
Timothy & Diane Meade
William Mees
Mary Mehmert
Walter & Lucille Meirose
Joseph & Mary Jo Melia
Mello Pottery
Merchandise Warehouse
Merchants National Bank
Mercy Health Partners
Mercy Memorial Hospital
Barbara Mers
Messiah Lutheran Church
Donna Meyer
Brad & Angela Meyer
Deborah Meyer
Lawrence Meyer Sr.
Ron & Mary Kaye Meyers
Miami University
Michael Farms, Inc
Rev. Lawrence Mick
Mid Ohio Harley Davidson
Lawrence Miller
Kenneth & Martha Miller
Gloria Milord
MMS, Inc.
MOD-TIQUES
Moisey Mogilevsky
Christopher Mohr
William & Kathleen Moller
Mary Monnin
Stephen Moody
Kathy & Wayne Moore
M. Todd Moore
Ruth Moorman
Edward Moritz
Joan Morris
Eileen Mullen
Barbara Mullikin
David Munroe
Randy & Susan Murphy
Melanie Murray
Gerald Mushaben
John & Mary Ann Mushaben
Harrieth Mwalupindi
James & Barbara Myres
Mary Ann Nafz
Melissa Nangle
Nathan Natale
Mary Alice & Stephen Neely
Julia Neiswander
Diane Nelson-Roux
M.M Nesselhuf
Rita Neumann
Jan Neumann
New Image Eye Center
Norma & Luther Newsom
Newton Family
Barbara Neyer
Ronald & Kathleen Nicholson
Louis Nicolai
Patrick & Carol Norris
Northeastern Local Schools/Board Of Education
Northern Kentucky University
Northside Veterinary Clinic, LLC
Helen Nostheide
Catherine & James Noyes
OB/GYN, LTD
L Joann OBrien
Ray & Lisa O’Connell
O’Conners Irish Pub
The Honorable John P. O’Connor
Patricia & William O’Connor
Joseph Patrick O’Flynn
Ohio License Bureau
A. Charles & Mary Jo O’Leary
Linda & Charles Oliver
Doris Olivier
Karen & Thomas Osborn
Betty Ostendorf
P&G
Adam Parker
Debra Parsley
Mary & George Parsons
Barry Paxton
Elaine & Larry Perkins
Mark & Lisa Permelia
Amy & Brian Peters
Ron & Darlene Pfister
Barbara Pflanz
Mary Pharo
John Picchioni
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pichler
PNC Financial
Elizabeth Pomerantz
David Pope
Terry & Gary Pope
Possum School
Jeffrey & Janet Poulin
Eleni Poulos
James & Viola Powers
Ann Powers
Lois Praechter
Pratt Industries (Lewisburg Container)
Dina & Donald Printz
Progressive Refrigeration
Providence Glen Homeowners Assn.
Joe & Jo Ellen Puls
Marian Purdue
Dr. & Mrs. Ambrose Puttmann
Mary Pyles
R.J. Lipps, Inc.
Sue & Bruce Rahn
Sarah Ream
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Reed
Rob & Sharon Rees III
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Reidmiller
George Reinert
Reliant Restoration LLC
Remington Steel Inc.
Margaret Rengering
Priscilla Reynolds
Yvonne Rich
Richards, Raff & Dunbar Memorial Home
Miriam Richmond
Richwood Presbyterian Church
Norma Rieder
Kathryn & Timothy Rigel
Sally & Donald Riker
David Robbe
Robert A. & Marian K. Kennedy Charitable Trust
Mark Roberts
Reed Robertson
Janie & James Robinson
Rock’n Robin Diner
Jenny Rollins
Rollins Moving & Storage, Inc.
Anella Roser
Dorothy Roth
Donald Rouse
Julie Rowshed
Lori Rude-Huffman
Frederick Rufener
Robert Rumpke
Marie Runda
Alan Runkel
Ruth & Robert Conway Foundation
Patricia & Thomas Rutschilling
Timothy Ryan
Paul Ryan
S.C.O.A.
George Sackleh
Kristen Safier
Ronald Salerno
Tina Salzarulo
Eileen Samad
San Carlos Parish
Elaine Sanchez
Robert Saunter
Savoy Lounge, LLC / DBA: Station 1
SC Ministry Foundation
David & Judy Schaefer
Stephanie & Bruce Schibler
William Schmidt
Rev. George Schmitz
Dave Schmitz
Ferd & Barbara Schneider
Joan Schneider
Schneider’s Florist, LLC
Schoenberger Tile & Marble Inc.
Helene Schrand
Lawrence Schroder
David Schubert
Stephen Schurig
Joseph & Marlene Schwartz
Sharon Schwietert
Katherine Scott
Thomas Secrest
Security National Bank
Patricia Sena
Allen & Denise Setmayer
Mary Shearer
Mary Lou & Jim Sheehan
Sheehan Brothers Vending Services, Inc.
Kay Shell
DONORS
Patricia & Steven Shelton
Guy & Irene Sherman
Rev. Edward Shine
Thomas Shook
Stephen Short
Shouvlin Foundation
Arthur & Sheila Sieder
Dolores Sigman
Mark Silbersack
Christopher Simpson
Sisters of Charity
Sisters of the Precious Blood
Victoria Slaven
John & Joanne Slovisky
Sue Smedley
Mitch Smith
Barry Smyth
Mandy Snell
Jay Snyder
Polly & James Solomon
South Vienna Viking Boosters
Gary Sparks
Speedway LLC
Donald Spillane
Springfield Cardiology
Springfield City School District
Springfield Regional Medical Center
Springfield Retired Firefighters
Springfield Urology
St. Andrew Parish
Walter & Donna St. Clair
St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish
St. Raphael Church
St. Susanna Parish
David Stacey
John & Elizabeth Stadnicar
Mike Stafford
State Representative Ross McGregor
Raymond & Judy Steffanelli
Stella M. Buerger Charitable Trust
Sterling Wealth Management
John Stiens
Peter & Edna Stites
Deborah Stottlemyer
James & Pamela Stucke
Kimberly & James Sullivan II
Tim Swanson
Sweeney Waugh Agency LLC
Elaine Szulewski
Sarah Tackett
Taft, Stettinius & Hollister
Carlea & John Talbott
Jodi & Thomas Taylor
Raymond Teepen
TelecomPioneers
Ten Thousand Villages
Linda Thackery
The Brain Lumber Company
The Della Selsor Trust
The Fitness Cellar LLC
The Richard & Jacqueline Siefring Foundation
The Springfield Eagles Charities, Inc.
Franklin Thomas
Martin Tierney
Michele Tillapaugh
Tiller Family Foundation
Ann Tillman
Bruce Tischler
James & Joan Tolle
Jerry Trefzger
Robert Trefzger
Tri-County Insurance Services, LLC
Triec Electrical Services, Inc.
Bonnie Tromans
TSJ Media
James Tudor
Pamela & Thomas Tullis
James Tumblison
U.C. Health
Jack & Barbara Ulm
Unitarian Universalist Council
University of Cincinnati
Patricia & James Updegraff
Urbana Chapter #698 Women of The Moose
Urbana Lions Club
Urbana Rotary Club
Ursulines of Brown County
Paul & Cindy Valente
Patrica Vangorder
Vernon Funeral Homes
VFW Grimes-Kohl Post 1031
VFW Post 3660
Villa Springfield Health & Rehabilitation Center
Anthony Vitale
Kelley Wainscott
Pamela & George Walker
Rev. John Wall
Wallace & Turner, Insurance
Allan Wallingsford
Walter & Smith Funeral Home
Colleen Walters
Colleen & Stephen Walters
Mary Jo Walton
Edward & Lois Wandstrat
George & Dorothy Weaver
Barbara & Jack Weaver
James & Debra Weber
Kim & Jerilyn Weber
Sandra & James Wehrman
Donald & Sandra Weinkam
Amy & Brian Welch
Stanley Welling
Thomas & Lorrain Welling
Lisa & Christopher Wells
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Michael & Caroline Welsh
Steve & Chris Wendt
Wesbanco Bank
David & Sandra Westerbeck
Robert Westerkamp
Western & Southern Financial Group
Paul Whitaker
Sally & Ronald White
Michael Whitfield
Jeffrey & Patricia Wild
Matthew Williams
Jan & Allan Williamson
Susan & Keith Williamson
Warner Wilson
Tom & Brenda Wimberg
Wittenberg Athletic Department
Wittenberg University Federal Credit Union
Wittenberg University Weaver Chapel Assoc.
Deborah Wittich
Women of The Church Of God
Xavier University
Kevin Yates
David & Margaret Yelton
David Yingling
Shirley & Phillip Young
YSI Foundation Inc.
Nanci & I.V. Zarecky
Doris & Donald Zerkle
Billie & Steven Zimmer
Thank you to the more than 800 volunteers who contributed more than 190,000 hours of service. Volunteers
are critical to the CCSWO mission and the driving force behind the Agency’s good work, providing direct
service to the community, along with administrative, clerical, technical, artistic and consultative skills to the
Agency and working behind the scenes to make Catholic Charities more efficient and effective.
Programs are funded through the support of individual donations, corporate and foundation grants, the
Catholic Ministries Appeal, United Way, Council on Aging, U.S. Government, State of Ohio, Butler County
(Ohio), and Brown County (Ohio).
For more information on the agency, contact Steve Feldmann, Director of Agency Advancement
(513) 241-7745 or e-mail to: [email protected]
Non-Profit Org.
U.S. Postage
PAID
Cincinnati, Ohio
Permit No. 4180
Serving Hamilton, Butler, Clermont,
Warren, Brown, Adams, Highland, Clinton,
Champaign, Logan & Clark Counties
100 East Eighth Street
Cincinnati, Ohio 45202
(513) 241-7745
Equal Opportunity Employer