for youth
and families
Bellefaire JCB
for excellence... for wellness...
for child
2012 A NNUA L RE PO RT
Today, Bellefaire Jewish Children’s Bureau is one of the nation’s leading providers of behavioral health and
educational services to youth and families. Since its founding as a Jewish Orphanage in 1868, Bellefaire JCB,
has played an essential role in ensuring hope for the future of children and families in greater Cleveland and
beyond. As our clients’ needs have evolved, so have our programs. With our mission firmly rooted in the Jewish
community, we continue to meet the needs of the community-at-large as well as those of the Jewish community.
Bellefaire JCB is pleased to have completed another successful and impactful year in 2012. With the exceptional
guidance, vision and dedication of our Board of Directors, Bellefaire JCB has been proactive and diligent in
developing financially responsible methods of maintaining a balanced budget while serving at-risk and vulnerable
children, youth, and families. Bellefaire continues to place significant emphasis on the geographic diversification
of our client base and a diversification of our service array. In 2012, Bellefaire served some 18,500 children,
youth, family and community members and some 700 public agencies from 66 Ohio counties and 6 states.
Services in Cuyahoga increased, particularly in the schools, and Bellefaire continued to be a significant and
valued service provider in Lorain County, serving over 600 children and their families in Lorain County. Some
highlights of how the agency fulfilled its mission of helping children and preserving families in 2012 follow.
We are particularly proud of our service model that
enables our professionally trained and educated
staff to bring services to those in the community.
Counseling and community-based treatment services are provided in a variety of locations from our Shaker
Heights campus to client homes as well as in schools throughout northeast Ohio. By providing services within
the community, Bellefaire ensures access to programs and services for those most in need and enables staff to
reach clients in a familiar environment where parents, siblings, guardians, teachers, and other people significant
in their lives are able to collaborate and “wrap around” the client in the creation of a community of care.
As we look to the future, we see challenges as well as opportunities, yet we remain mindful that, regardless of any
challenges we may face as an agency, the children, youth, and families of our community, depend on us more
than ever before. As you read this Annual Report, please remember that you play a crucial role as a partner and
supporter of Bellefaire. Your ongoing support of our activities enables us to continue to serve, adapt and innovate
to meet the current and emerging needs of our children, families and of our community.
On behalf of the dedicated staff and Board of Directors of Bellefaire JCB, thank you for your continued support.
Through your generosity, you have joined us in our mission for excellence…for wellness…for children.
Bradley J. Schlang
Chair, Board of Directors
Adam G. Jacobs, Ph.D.
President
W HO W E ARE
Board of Directors
Executive Committee
• Responding to emerging needs
• Building knowledge which contributes to service to Bradley J. Schlang Chair, Board of Directors
William R. Joseph Immediate Past Chair*
Adam G. Jacobs President
Brian Davis Secretary
Stephanie Silverman Assistant Secretary
Stephen L. Bergman Treasurer
Beth Brandon Assistant Treasurer
Marc Krantz
Stephanie Miller
Josh Rubin
Bradley N. Sanders
Rob Wolff
Sandra Wuliger
• Advocating on behalf of children, youth, and their families
Directors at Large
is an innovative organization that provides exceptional care,
education, and advocacy to enhance the emotional, physical
and intellectual well-being of children, young adults, and
families in the Jewish and general communities.
In addition to providing direct services,
Bellefaire JCB is committed to:
• Remaining on the forefront of the youth service and child caring fields
children, youth, and their families
provides its services without regard to race, religion, sex or
national origin, and encourages all clients to develop positive
identification with their religious and ethnic backgrounds.
The Bellefaire mission becomes real in the lives of so many
children, youth and their families thanks to the values we
adhere to every day; values which are basic to the work of all
our staff members and associates.
Each day we strive to:
• Protect and nurture children and youth
• Respect and value the family
• Provide a safe, nurturing environment
• Maximize each individual’s potential
• Respect personal worth and individuality
• Consider the whole person
• Acknowledge and respect the cultural and ethnic diversity of everyone associated with Bellefaire
Ally Abrams
Dan Austrian
Susan Block
Marc Byrnes
Jeri Chaikin
Beth Dery
Robert Englander
Lev Gonick
Julie Hertzer
David Katz
Adam Kaufman
Jennifer Korach
Betsy Krantz
Ed Kraus
Barbara Miller
Mark Munsell
Shari Perlmuter
Daniel Polster
Steve Saltzman
Susan Silverberg
Diane Singer
Steve Weitzner
Directors Emeriti
Lois Gaynor
Donald Goldman
William R. Joseph*
Mary Klein*
David Nachman
Nancy Rome
Charles Rosenbaum
Jan Stern
Steven Wiesenberger
Directors for Life
Gerald Chattman
Irwin Feldman
vic gelb
Larry Pollock
Edwin Roth
Peter L. Rubin
Vivian Solganik
Sandra Wuliger
*Of Blessed Memory
Bellefaire JCB
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W HAT W E D O
Bellefaire recognizes that, in many
instances, the familiar settings of home and family
provide the ideal environment for individuals to
receive counseling, treatment, and therapeutic
services. As such, the agency often reaches
beyond its campus to pursue its goal of providing
excellent care, treatment, and support to children,
youth, and their families within our community.
By working within client homes, schools, and
familiar community settings, Bellefaire counselors
and therapeutic professionals are able to
integrate parents, siblings, guardians, teachers,
and community and faith leaders into a youth’s
treatment team, providing encouragement for the
youth during treatment and support and stability
after treatment has completed.
Both our Outpatient Counseling program and
Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) program
illustrate the success of this model.
By extending its reach beyond the confines of its campus, Bellefaire continues to further its mission of
providing children and youth throughout Northeast Ohio with the area’s preeminent care and treatment
services. Outpatient Counseling services are provided by Bellefaire’s excellent, professionally licensed staff
who are degreed in areas including psychology, social work, and counseling. These services are varied and
ever-expanding, with the following currently available:
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Outpatient Therapy, wherein licensed professionals address signs
of behavioral and mental health symptoms and any related substance
abuse disorders with care and compassion, relying on the client’s
support system for care and guidance.
Psychological Testing, to identify the sources of any
emotional and/or behavioral issues while working towards an effective
treatment strategy.
Psychiatry Services, available to youth in need of a more
intensive approach (i.e. medication) to address their mental health
diagnoses.
Alcohol and Drug-related programming, providing
focused, individualized substance abuse treatment care to those
individuals diagnosed with both mental and substance abuse issues.
School-Based Counseling Services, currently available in
more than 60 area schools including Cleveland Metropolitan School
District, suburban districts, and Jewish day schools, which exist
to serve the mental health needs of any and all students requiring
assistance. These programs are operational year-round to ensure continuity
of care, and therapies occur in both individual and group contexts.
Bellefaire JCB
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Parents and Children Together (PACT)
provides counseling to families under stress or
in conflict by working directly with involved
individuals to identify needs and develop an effective,
individualized program towards recovery.
• After-School Program, working to provide
intensive group therapies for children aged 6-13 and
group counseling for those 13-18 coming from homes
suffering from chronic stress that has had negative
impacts on children.
• A partnership with County Juvenile Justice
officials, enabling Bellefaire to be a direct referral
source to provide care to individuals identified
through the course of adjudication by the Courts.
• Healthy Moms, Happy Families, meeting the
unique needs of mothers-to-be and new mothers
experiencing signs of stress, anxiety, and depression so
as to ensure that new families are able to explore their
new identities with positivity, enthusiasm, and support.
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W HAT W E DO
S A Y Program
Bellefaire’s Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) program is now
in its fourteenth year of success as a key program at Bellefaire
JCB. SAY provides prevention and early intervention services
to students in eight Cleveland-East suburban school districts
including Cleveland Heights-University Heights, Shaker
Heights, Beachwood, Chagrin Falls, South Euclid-Lyndhurst,
Mayfield, and Solon. SAY is focused on promoting healthy
behaviors in youth through education and prevention, with key
causes including substance abuse and violence. In all student
interactions, counselors emphasize positive self-esteem and selfworth. The program is offered at no cost to schools or students,
with SAY counselors on-hand at schools for up to 24 hours
per week to meet with students, discuss problems, work with
administration, and help create action plans towards success.
A key component of SAY’s success is in fostering leadership
skills in youth. To assist in this goal, SAY continues to present
its intensive youth development experience, the SAY Summer
Leadership Institute. This three-week program takes place on
the campus of Bellefaire JCB and gives youth, working in small
groups, the opportunity to cultivate leadership skills through
building trust, gaining focus, and working towards united goals.
The program allows students to learn skills
that will easily translate into academic,
extracurricular, and social successes in
their futures while working collaboratively
with individuals from a diverse range of
backgrounds.
Youth leaders are also able to participate in SAY’s Student
Leadership Council, comprised of student representatives from
each participating school district. These talented youth provide
feedback to staff leadership, participate in future planning, and
coordinate the annual SAY Youth Forum — a day-long event in
which lectures and group discussions are held on issues common
to teens including achievement, risk behaviors, and stress
management.
In 2012, SAY chose to focus its efforts on the prevention of
prescription drug abuse through collaboration with community
partners and presentation of a day-long conference entitled The
Opiate Epidemic Across the Lifespan: Impact and Interventions,
created in consort with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office.
As a result of these efforts, SAY participants were honored to
be the recipients of an award from the Greater Cleveland Safe
Bellefaire JCB
Kids/Safe Communities Coalition for Outstanding Efforts
in Poison Prevention, which acknowledged their efforts to
create awareness and education around the rising epidemic of
prescription drug abuse by today’s youth.
“I want to thank you for the wonderful
opportunity, for the friends I have made,
and the leadership I have received. It was
such a great experience that I want to be
part of it for years to come. Thank you
so much for allowing me to be a part of
the SAY [program]. It really did become a
huge part of me.”
– from “A,” a SAY program and SAY Summer Leadership Institute participant
Social Skills
This past year, Bellefaire JCB was proud to introduce a new
program as a component of its community-based treatment services:
Social Skills for Orthodox Jewish Boys. Held once a week over the
course of eight weeks, this program provided education to boys in
grades 1 through 3, and focused on the following skill development:
• Making and keeping friends
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Responding to bullying
Expressing feelings
Understanding social cues
Problem solving
Communication skills
Dealing with change
Healthy coping skills
This program — with emphasis on helping boys develop confidence
in a comfortable and nurturing atmosphere — is led by trained
professionals in counseling and social work who are also members
of the Orthodox Jewish community. In its first year of existence, the
program was a resounding success; additional sessions and expanded
programmatic offerings are being planned for the future.
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HOW W E H E L P
Counseling & Community Services
Child and Family Counseling
Psychological Testing and Evaluation
In-Home Services for Parents and Children Together (PACT)
Substance Abuse Team
Social Advocates for Youth (SAY)
School-based Counseling
After School Program
Homeless Youth Services
Monarch Center for Autism
Preschool
Day School
Transitional Education Program
Boarding Academy
Monarch Hall for Adults
Lifeworks – Adult Autism Program
Summer Social Language Program
Family Training, Support and Social Activities
Online Resource Center
Preschool, Childcare & Education
Community Education
JDN Early Childhood Center
Foster Care & Adoption
Infant Adoption
Hague Accreditation for International Adoptions
Waiting Child Adoption
Treatment Foster Care
Bellefaire
JCB
Bellefaire
JCB
Residential Services
Stabilization Critical Care Unit
Intensive Treatment
Transitional Living
Co-occurring Integrated Treatment
Monarch Boarding Academy
Volunteer Program
Jewish Big Brother Big Sister
Affiliations/Accreditations
Applewood Centers
Child Welfare League of America
Coalition for Cuyahoga County’s Children & Youth
Hague Accreditation through the Council on Accreditation
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
The Joint Commission
National Association for Children’s Behavioral Health
Ohio Council of Behavioral Health & Family Service Providers
Ohio Departments of:
• Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services
• Developmental Disabilities
• Education
• Job and Family Services
• Mental Health
Ohio Step Up to Quality
United Way of Greater Cleveland
Wingspan Care Group
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W HAT W E’ V E D O N E
• Bellefaire JCB served more than 18,000 youth and families.
• The nationally acclaimed Monarch School for Autism, served
over 100 students in its programs for preschoolers and school-aged
children. The Monarch School’s visual language model is supported with
innovative technology, experiential learning, community-based instruction,
vocational training, fine arts, and therapy. Additional technology
advancements at Monarch include the integration of more than 40 Apple
iPads into Monarch School’s curriculum; the editing of hours of video
for teaching purposes; and the creation of hundreds of new images for
instructional use via the VizZle software platform.
• Monarch Hall, a residence for adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
(ASD), now boasts a solid infrastructure. The adult residents enjoy
supports, community involvement, and familiar routines that facilitate
comfort, ease, and the ability to make gains towards independence.
•The Monarch Boarding Academy (MBA) continues to
grow. Referrals continue to come from across the nation as Monarch’s
profile of excellence is reaching an ever-broader audience. In addition
to the vocational and life skills program, residents’ skills and interests
are identified and nurtured to further the goal of creating a sense of
confidence, self-efficacy, and personal fulfillment.
• In 2012, Bellefaire’s Homeless Youth and Street
Outreach Program provided direct services to homeless youth as
well as educational and supportive services to teens, parents, community
partners, Federal Bureau of Investigation Agents, and law enforcement
officials. The program averaged between one and four calls a day.
Additionally, it has provided outreach and education to over 4,000 adults,
community partners, friends of homeless youth, and teen leaders. This
includes training police, teachers, Cleveland school security guards and
school staff, members of Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court, members
of the Cuyahoga County Department of Children and Family Services,
and teens in the community. The Homeless Youth Program continues
in its leadership role in Cuyahoga County to rescue victims of sexual
trafficking with the help of several community partners. Working with
Sexual Response Assault Teams, emergency rooms, law enforcement, and
the like, the program provides support and services to the rescued victims.
The agency continues to maintain its close working relationship with the
Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and area law enforcement to educate
and intervene with these victims.
• Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) continues to serve eight east
suburban school districts as it has since 2000. They are Cleveland HeightsUniversity Heights, Shaker Heights, Beachwood, Orange, Chagrin Falls,
South Euclid-Lyndhurst, Mayfield and Solon. SAY counselors provide
screenings and assessment for substance abuse, depression, suicide or
violence, make referrals to long-term treatment providers when necessary,
and offer student education and support groups when needed. This past
year, SAY was able to continue to offer its services to teens and their
families at no cost to the families or the schools.
Bellefaire JCB
• During the 2011-2012 academic year, Bellefaire’s SchoolBased Program placed counselors and social workers in
63 Cleveland Metropolitan School District, East Cleveland City,
Lakewood City, Mayfield City Schools, and the Constellation LLC
charter schools which include 10 schools located throughout Greater
Cleveland. Students receive the benefit of the valuable supports
offered by this program including preschool, elementary, middle,
and high-school aged children and youth (PreK-12th grade). Services
encompass mental health assessment plus treatment individually and
in group settings. During Fiscal Year 2012, staff worked with over
1,400 children who were referred by teachers and administrators due
to behavior problems or mental/behavioral health issues.
• Bellefaire’s Jewish Day School Counseling
Program, which receives significant funding from the Jewish
Federation of Cleveland, completed its 14th year of service provision.
The program continued as an essential, respected, and highlyappreciated service for students, teachers, and families at Hebrew
Academy, Fuchs Bet Sefer Mizrachi, Gross Schechter Day School,
Mosdos Ohr Hatorah, and Agnon schools. During the 2011–2012
school year, the Day School program’s counselors delivered direct
behavioral health care services and consultation to 1,000 youth and
their parents through outreach, education, and training. Among
those receiving services were students, parents, teachers, and
administrators—individually, in classrooms, and in small groups.
• The After School Program and After School
Summer Program continue to be well utilized as these
programs assist youth in maintaining the gains they made during the
school year throughout the summer months. These group counseling
programs provide psycho-educational and therapeutic activities
for children between six and 12 years of age along with adolescent
counseling programs for youth ages 12 through 16.
• Parents & Children Together (PACT), Bellefaire’s
intensive, in-home services program, continued to provide services
to families throughout the Cleveland metropolitan area and
surrounding counties. PACT programs provide support for children
and their families who are experiencing crises.
• Once again the Jewish Big Brother Big Sister (JBBBSA)
program filled a great need in the lives of Jewish children ranging
in age from six to 18 years old. This past year JBBBSA continued to
form matches between caring adult volunteers and Jewish children
from single-parent families, resettled immigrant families, and families
with special needs.
• With the consolidation of early childhood education complete, the
JDN Early Childhood Center thrives and has a waiting
list for most programs. In effect, the consolidation with True Sisters
formed a larger JDN program which now serves infant and preschool aged children for a total census of approximately 80 children.
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OUR NUM BE RS
Bellefaire JCB
for the year ended June 30, 2012
Audited by McGladrey & Pullen, LLP
Expenses by TYPE
Depreciation/Equipment5.86%
Depreciation/Equipment
Development1.19%
Development
Occupancy10.34%
Occupancy
Professional
Fees
Professional
Fees
17.29%
Salary/Benefits
Salary/Benefits65.32%
Expenses by program
General/Administrative10.94%
General/Administrative/Fundraising
Education/Prevention
Education/Prevention26.81%
Foster Care/Adoption
Foster
Care/Adoption
Bellefaire JCB
6.39%
Community Services
Community
Services
24.10%
Residential/Group
Services
Residential
Services
31.76%
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The following individuals, corporations and foundations
contributed to Bellefaire JCB from July 1, 2011 through
June 30, 2012. We make every effort to ensure our donor’s
names and contributions are reported accurately and
regret any inadvertent omissions.
Bellefaire JCB is a Major Beneficiary of:
The Jewish Federation of Cleveland
United Way of Services of Cleveland
$100,000 +
The Cleveland Foundation
Women’s General Hospital Fund of the
Cleveland Foundation
$40,000 - $99,999
Isadore Binzer Irrevocable Trust
Kulas Foundation
$20,000 - 39,999
AIDS Funding Collaborative
Roy A. Hunt Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. David May
Mr. & Mrs. Jared Miller
$5,000 - $19,999
The Alpha Group
Mr. Michael Berman & Ms. Debbie Cowan
Frida Klein Blum Memorial Fund
of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Harry K. & Emma R. Fox Foundation
Sadie and Maurice Friedman Scholarship Fund
of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Sam & Esther Friedman Foundation
John Huntington Benevolent Fund
Junior League of Cleveland
Mrs. Faye Kaplan
Ms. Toby D. Lewis
Leona and Russell Magid Children’s Endowment
Fund of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland
MC Sign Company
Arthur B. McBride Sr. Family Foundation
Meisel Family Foundation
PNC
Royal Chemical Company Ltd.
Mr. & Mrs. Joshua B. Rubin
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley J. Schlang
Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland
Strassman Insurance Services Inc.
Wain Family Foundation
The S.K. Wellman Foundation
Wuliger Family Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
250 Club
Anonymous
Bellefaire JCB
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
BakerHostetler
Baldwin-Wallace College
Mr. & Mrs. David Best
Fidelity Voice and Data
Forest City Enterprises
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Garson
Abe Glassman Big Brothers Memorial Fund
Irving & Frieda Hand JDN Fund
Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Handel
Mr. & Mrs. Marc C. Krantz
Dr. Samuel & Rosa Lobe Memorial Fund
MAI Wealth Advisors, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Abraham C. Miller
Mr. Philip Neshkin
O.C.C.R.R.A.
Oswald Companies
Mr. & Mrs. Larry I. Pollock
E.A. and Mollie C. Schwarzenberg
Memorial Fund of the Jewish Federation
of Cleveland
Schwebel Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Todd Silverman
The Sloan Foundation
Wells Fargo Foundation Educational
Matching Gift Program
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Wuliger
$1,000 - $2,499
Mrs. Ann S. Abt
Mr. Alan Ambuske
America’s Best Transportation
Mr. Simon Badinter
Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP
Blue Technologies
Dr. Ivy Boyle & Dr. James M. Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Marc S. Byrnes
Coit Services of Ohio
Mrs. Anita D. Cosgrove
DP Sciences
E.B. Katz, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Irwin M. Feldman
Mr. Richard Freedman
Mr. Gary Gabel
Lewis M. and Elaine K. Goodman
Scholarship Fund of the Jewish
Federation of Cleveland
Gross Builders
Mr. & Mrs. Harley Gross
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Groszek
Mildred Shelby Heller Memorial Fund
Independence Excavating, Inc.
John G. Johnson Construction Co.
Mr. William R. Joseph
JustGive
Kohrman Jackson & Krantz PLL
Mrs. Jennifer L. Korach
Louis J. and Margaret Krown
Scholarship Fund of Jewish
Federation of Cleveland
Mrs. Bette Lichaw
Littler Mendelson
Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Manos
Marc Glassman, Inc.
McGladrey & Pullen LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Meisel
Merrill Lynch
Mr. Mark R. Munsell
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Palevsky
Mr. Brad Roller & Ms. Laura Pederson
Mr. Peter L. Rubin
Mrs. Shirley Saltzman
Dr. Paula Silverman & Mr. Robert Wolff
Skye Group
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Spiegle
Mr. & Mrs. Steven J. Spilman
Mr. & Mrs. John Turben
Mr. Dominic A. Visconsi, Jr.
Clara Weiss Fund
Dr. Sally H. Wertheim &
Mr. Stanley E. Wertheim
Wild Child Touring
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Zweig
$500 - $999
Alson Jewelers, Inc.
American Greetings Corporation
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Bergman
Bluebridge Networks, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. Brandon
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Browne
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Burman
Mr. Robert B. Carlisle
Dr. & Mrs. Dale H. Cowan
Ms. Catherine Crow
Mr. & Mrs. Brian L. Davis
Ms. Elizabeth H. Dery & Mr. Steve Schecter
DeWitt’s Diamond & Gold Exchange
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dreyfuss
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E. Edelman
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Mr. Steven A. Eisenberg
Force Sports-My Gym Solon
Mr. & Mrs. Gary S. Glazer
George B. Golden Memorial Fund
Mr. Eric Green
Grow Foundation of Hathaway Brown School
Hahn Loeser & Parks LLP
Lowy Haiman Fund
Mr. & Mrs. J. David Heller
Herman Textile Co., Inc.
Janitorial Services Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Robert I. Kohn, Jr.
Kottler Metal Products
Ms. Patricia M. Kozerefski &
Mr. Richard Bogomolny
Dr. & Mrs. David Krantz
Mr. Robert L. Krulak
Mr. and Mrs. David Landman
Mr. & Mrs. James LaRose
Dr. & Mrs. Jared S. Levin
Mr. Richard Lichaw
Majestic Steel USA, Inc.
Mars Electric
Dr. Alfred S. Maschke Memorial Fund
of the Jewish Federation of Cleveland
McCarthy, Lebit, Crystal & Liffman Co., L.P.A.
Mr. Brian Murphy
Nurenburg Paris Heller & McCarthy
Mr. Richard A. Optican
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Perlmuter
Plantscaping
Gene Ptacek & Son Fire Equipment Co., Inc.
Regional Reps Corp
Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Rosenblatt
Samuel B. Rubinstein Memorial Fund of the
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Mr. Steven Saltzman
Mr. & Mrs. Bradley N. Sanders
Ms. Astri Seidenfeld
Mr. Michael Sherwin
Diamond Shine
Ms. Diane Singer & Mr. Jeff Ehrbar
Sleggs, Danzinger & Gill, Co., LPA
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Solomon
Southeast Lifeforce Corporation
Spectrum Diversified Designs, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Speigle
Squire Sanders & Dempsey
Sarah Stern Michael Fund
Mr. & Mrs. William J. Stern
Strategic College Planning Network LLC
Bellefaire JCB
Tegrit Group
Today’s Business Products
Ulmer & Berne LLP
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Valancy
Vendors Exchange International, Inc.
The Wasserman Consulting Group
Eva Weitzman Selcer Memorial Fund of the
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Welcome House
Whole Foods Market
Zilber Family Foundation
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Zimmerman
Zucker-Uhrman Fund
$250 - $499
Austrian & Associates, Inc.
Ms. Elana Averbach
Mr. Richard H. Bamberger
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Bletcher
Rabbi & Mrs. Richard Block
Mr. & Mrs. Albert Borowitz
Mr. & Mrs. John N. Cannon
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew M. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald B. Chattman
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Chessin
Mr. Louis J. Clay
Cohen & Company
Davis Automotive Group, Inc.
Mr. David Vandermeulen & Ms. Mary Lynn Dell
Mr. David A. Derevjanik
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Englander
Federal Equipment
The Freedonia Group
Mr. & Mrs. Barry Gabel
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Garfunkel
Mr. & Mrs. David Garnitz
Mr. & Mrs. vic gelb
Dr. & Mrs. Michael J. Ginzberg
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Girsky
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Glass
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Green
Mr. & Mrs. Joel Herman
Dr. & Dr. John Hertzer
Mrs. Margaret A. Hirschfeld
Mr. Richard A. Horvitz
Mr. & Mrs. Steve Jospeh
Mr. & Mrs. Sidney Lasky
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen B. Levine
Dr. & Mrs. William Mandel
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel M. Margolis
Mr. & Mrs. Mark T. Meljac
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew C. Meyer
Mr. Ryan Novak
Robert Oberfelder Trust
Park Synagogue
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony A. Petrarca
Mr. & Mrs. Tod Podl
Ms. Linda C. Rae & Dr. Andrew R. Hertz
Mrs. Nancy G. Rome
Sol A. Ross Memorial Fund of the
Jewish Federation of Cleveland
Mr. William Rowley
Mrs. Joseph M. Schwebel
Shapero & Green LLC
Ms. Susan Silverberg
Dr. & Mrs. Howard Simon
Socius
Mr. & Mrs. Warren Sullivan
Mr. Seth Uhrman
University Heights Masonic Lodge #738
Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Weintraub
Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Whetzel
Mr. William A. Wortzman
Mr. & Mrs. Neil Young
Gifts up to $249
AAMCO Transmission
Mr. & Mrs. Shaw Abrams
Mr. & Mrs. Ian Abrams
Mr. Craig Lynch & Ms. Deborah Abrams
Ms. Betsy Ackermann
Mr. Albert T. Adams
Mr. Kevin Adelstein
Mr. & Mrs. William Adkins
Mr. Randall Alter
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
Foundation
Mr. Warren E. Anderson
Mr. Paul Angart
Mrs. Cheryl Apisdorf
Ms. Sherri Appleton & Mr. Marty Resnik
Keith Arian Construction, Inc.
Mrs. Gil Arian
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Armitage
Ms. Rachel Arnopolin
Ms. Robyn Arsham
Mr. & Mrs. Will Arsham
Ms. Barbara Ashdown
Reverend Michael D. Ausperk
Mr. Dan Austrian
Mr. Steven Ayzenberg
Mrs. Rita Babin
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Mr. Todd Baer
Mr. Mark Bailin
Mr. & Mrs. Jason Baker
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Baranovic
Ms. Robin Barrisch
Mr. & Mrs. Luke F. Baum
Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bauza
Mr. Irving Bayer
Mr. & Mrs. Rex Beck
Mr. & Mrs. Reza D. Beigi
Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. Bercu
Mr. & Mrs. Adam Berebitsky
Mr. Steve Berger
Ms. Stacey Berger
Dr. Murray J. Berkowitz
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