Developing Tomorrow’s Talent

Today
Report to the Community | August, 2009 – April, 2011
 “In 2000, as Chair of the Board of College Now and of the Ohio Board of Regents (OBR)
I brought College Now to the attention of the Ohio Board of Regents and the Ohio
Department of Education to demonstrate how critical “last dollar funding” was and
how effective the early intervention was in helping to close the Achievement Gap.” 
-Jeanette Grasselli Brown, former Chair, College Now Board of Directors; former Chair, Ohio Board of Regents

College Now Board of Directors

Kristen Baird Adams Richard Gross Harvey G. Oppmann
PNC Grant Thornton Oppmann Properties

Rita Andolsen Charles W. Hardin, Jr. Paul Pesses

WKYC Jones Day Carnegie Companies, Inc.

Mary Beth Beck George W. Hawk, Jr. Sandra Pianalto

Ernst & Young Attorney Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland

Virginia Benjamin David S. Inglis Lisa Rose

Calfee, Halter & Griswold LLP RIK Enterprises, LLC Dix & Eaton

Patsy Berkman Sanjiv K. Kapur Robert Saada

Cleveland State University Jones Day PriceWaterhouseCoopers

Ilene Butensky Brehm Margaret Kennedy James Schmitz

Eaton Corporation Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff Fifth Third Bank

Brent M. Buckley Karen R. Kleinhenz Debra Adams Simmons

Buckley King LPA Kleinhenz & Associates, Ltd. The Plain Dealer

Harry Carlson William R. Koehler Anthony Stallion, M.D., FACS, FAAP

Lincoln Electric (ret.) KeyBank Cleveland Clinic

Emerick J. Corsi, Jr. Alan S. Kopit Howard Steindler

Forest City Enterprises Hahn Loeser + Parks LLP Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff

Diane Downing Robert D. Labes Sally Stewart

Huntington National Bank Squire, Sanders & Dempsey Howard Hanna

Lauren Rich Fine James G. Lubetkin J.D. Sullivan, Jr.

Howard & O’Brien Associates The Cleveland Foundation (ret.) Mayfran International

James Garanich James Madaus Eddie Taylor

FirstEnergy Corporation Charter One Bank Oswald Companies

David B. Goldston Jimmy Malone Susan M. Tyler

Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. WMJI Medical Mutual of Ohio

Dominic Gonnella Megan Mehalko Jeffrey M. Wasserman

Deloitte Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff Oswald Companies

Bruce T. Goode Patrick S. Mullin

Goode Investment Management Deloitte

College Now Greater Cleveland

message from
Pat Mullin and Lee Friedman

There are few things as critically important to our success – individually and collectively –
as college attainment. The reality is that the number of jobs being created in our region
annually requiring a postsecondary education grows at a rate that significantly outpaces the
number of students graduating from college with the training to fill them. The future health
of our community depends on our ability to meet the demand for talent.

Over the last 12 months, the urgency of this issue caused the organization to reflect on the
impact it has on the community. And so, after careful consideration, we decided to change the
name of the organization from Cleveland Scholarship Programs to a name that more accurately
reflects the important work that we do – College Now Greater Cleveland.

Our efforts have received tremendous support from the community – from individuals as well
as business, education, non-profit and government entities that realize that increasing college
attainment isn’t just an education issue – it’s an issue that has the potential to affect Greater
Cleveland’s ability to successfully compete in the global economy.

The collaborative partnerships we’ve forged over the last 12 months demonstrate recognition
in our community that no one organization can tackle the issue of college attainment on its
own. It takes the entire community to get students to and through College Now.

We are proud of the work we’ve done in the last 45 years, and we are excited about the
work we will do in the next 45. We thank you for your partnership, and we look forward to
continuing to work side by side with you to increase college attainment in Greater Cleveland.

Sincerely,

Patrick S. Mullin Lee Friedman
Chair, Board of Directors Chief Executive Officer

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 “My parents’ support and love helped me to enroll at Ohio State
University. College Now Greater Cleveland ensured that I stayed
and graduated, and for that I will be forever grateful.”

-Michael R. White, former Mayor, City of Cleveland;

one of College Now’s first scholarship recipients

College Now at a Glance:

Developing Tomorrow’s Talent Today

College Now’s impact is apparent across Creating Economic Growth

the region as well as in the individual life
of each and every one of our students.
Transforming Lives
College Now helps students reach their full potential
through postsecondary education.  Many are from low-
income households and are first-generation college
students. Without College Now, many never would
attend college and graduate career-ready.
• We assist over 20,000 students in a school year.
• $3.5 million – amount of scholarships awarded
(includes services to scholarship recipients).
• For a graduating senior, a $500 investment in
advising services & financial aid counseling results in
$60,000 per student in financial aid over 4 years
of college.
Our commitment to create a college-going culture
is an investment in the economic growth and
vitality of Greater Cleveland. We are developing an
educated talent pool of future professionals, whose
contributions will attract new employers and grow
businesses, making our region more competitive in the
global economy.
• By 2018, 57% of Ohio’s jobs will require
postsecondary education.  We will not be prepared
to meet the need for an educated workforce of
that size unless we increase college attainment.
• An individual’s lifetime earnings with a bachelor’s
degree are nearly $1 million more than lifetime
earnings with a high school diploma.
• An increase of 1% in Northeast Ohio college
graduates would result in a $2.8 billion
economic boost to the region (CEO’s for Cities).

• This year on college campuses, over 10,000

students who received College Now services
have benefitted from more than $150 million in
financial aid.
• Our students have a 91% freshman year to
sophomore year retention rate, compared to
58% nationally for low-income students.
• Our students are twice as likely to graduate from
college as other low-income college students.
Students and Alumni
After college, our alumni go on to have rewarding
careers and strengthen our community. College Now
students and alumni have become educators, CEOs,
social workers, engineers, councilmen, playwrights and
entrepreneurs. They make Greater Cleveland a better
place to live, work and play.

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Getting Ready for College Now
A high school diploma is no longer adequate preparation for a student to be
successful in a career and in life. We need to make sure that students are graduating
from high school and enrolling in a postsecondary degree program.

In order to succeed in completing their degree, students
must be college-ready when they get to campus. But
what does it mean to be college-ready?
College-ready is the level of preparation a student needs
to be able to enroll and succeed in college-level courses
without having to take remedial coursework. Making
sure that Greater Cleveland students are graduating from
high school college-ready is a big part of what we do at
College Now. Here are some benchmarks for making
sure your student is college-ready:
Pre-K – 5th Grade
• Set an expectation that your student will attend
college
• Encourage your student to think about what he/she
wants to be when he/she grows up
• Encourage your student to have fun in school and do
his/her best
• Read to your student and encourage them to read
for themselves
6th – 8th Grade
• Ensure your student has a quiet place to study for at
least an hour each day
• Make sure your student gets involved in school and/
or community-based activities
• Explore different career options with your student
• Have your student take the Explore Test (ACT’s 9th
and 10th grade college readiness assessment)
10th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for
9th grade PLUS
• Ensure your student registers for and takes the PSAT
and the PLAN (ACT’s 10th grade college readiness
assessment)
• Encourage your student to participate in career
shadowing
• Confirm that your student has passed all sections of
the OGT (Ohio Graduation Test)
11th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for
9th and 10th grade PLUS
• Make sure your student registers for and takes/
retakes the SAT and ACT and sends the results to his/
her top schools
• Research and visit colleges with your student
• Make sure your student has met with the College
Now advisor in his/her school
12th Grade – Continue to do the things listed for
9th – 11th grade PLUS
• Have your student retake the SAT and ACT
• Continue to research and visit colleges with your
student
• Encourage your student to complete his/her college
applications before Thanksgiving
• Make sure your student is meeting with his/her
College Now advisor
• Complete the FAFSA to ensure your student receives
all possible financial aid
• Research and apply for scholarships

9th Grade
• Make sure your student is enrolled in college prep
classes (English, Algebra, Social Studies, Foreign
Language, Science)
• Encourage your student to develop leadership skills
through extra-curricular activities
• Have your student look into summer enrichment
programs
• Establish a good relationship with the school
counselor

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 “There are many worthwhile charities, but one of the things
that separates College Now Greater Cleveland from some
of the others is the “happy ending”. To get a phone call
from a student who excitedly tells you he or she is about
to graduate is one of the greatest feelings in the world. To
see that student come back to Northeast Ohio and help our
community grow and prosper is even greater. Knowing that
the College Now student is also setting an example for his
younger siblings is icing on the cake.”
-Jimmy Malone, radio personality, WMJI; College Now Board Member;
funder, the Malone Scholarship Fund

College Now:
A Resource for the Community

Many adults in our community have We have to reinforce the message throughout the
community and provide the necessary resources
never had the opportunity to go to
to students and families throughout the region –
college. To significantly increase college wherever they may be. College Now is able to be
attainment in Greater Cleveland, we a resource for the community through its Resource
need to make sure that these adults Center and its many strategic partnerships. Last
who have never gone to college–and year, College Now presented to over 70 groups
throughout the community, reaching an additional
those who have started but never
2,000 people.
finished – complete their degrees.
A great example of College Now’s community
College Now offers the same college access advising
outreach is the Cleveland Goes to College Series,
and financial aid counseling that we provide in the
a partnership between College Now, the City of
schools in its Resource Center in Downtown Cleveland.
Cleveland, the Cleveland Metropolitan School
About 1,500 adult learners, high school students and
District, the Boys and Girls Clubs of Cleveland and
families rely on the convenience and accessibility of
the Cleveland Public Library. The 4-part workshop
the College Now Resource Center each year. They can
series, funded by MyCom, brought college access
work with advisors and access materials and resources
and financial aid information to students at their local
to research colleges and scholarship opportunities,
recreation centers and library branches.
explore career paths, and navigate the college access
and financial aid processes. College Now is one of the
For more information about the College Now Resource
only access organizations in Ohio that focuses on adult
Center and our community outreach initiatives, please
success in college.
visit us in person on the ground floor of 200 Public
Square or call (216) 241-5587. The College Now
College Now’s community outreach is critical to its
Resource Center is open from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Monday
mission of increasing college attainment in Northeast
through Friday and by appointment on Saturday.
Ohio. It isn’t enough to reach students in schools.

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College Now Financials
For Fiscal Year Ending July 31, 2010

SUPPORT AND REVENUE

For the year ended July 31, 2010

Foundations $3,189,853
Corporations 366,394
Individuals, Organizations, Other 565,120
Federal, Local 742,692
Fee for Service 774,044
Net Investment Income 745,397

Total $6,383,500

EXPENSES
For the year ended July 31, 2010

Scholarship Awards and Services $3,516,313

Advising and Counseling Services 1,831,989

General Administration 388,713

Fundraising and Marketing 336,597

Total $6,073,612

“Getting a college education is not only important for me, but it should be
for others as well because it helps to ensure a successful future. College has
already helped me make my transition into adulthood and it continues to
prepare me for all of the ups and downs that life has to bring. I have made
friendships that will last a lifetime, involved myself in new activities, and
broadened my education. With the help of my College Now/Jimmy Malone
scholarship, I have become the first person in my family to attend college, but
not just any college, my dream college, The Ohio State University!”
-Heather Kosileski, College Now/Jimmy Malone Scholarship Recipient

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 College Now Donors
This list reflects cash payments and multi-year pledges through April 27, 2011.
$250,000+
Cleveland Foundation
The John Huntington Fund for
Education
$100,000 to $249,999
Alcoa Foundation (NY)
Jane D. White Fund No. 2
The George Gund Foundation
The Estate of Richard M. Haber
$25,000 to $99,999
The Abington Foundation
Anonymous
Eva L. and Joseph M. Bruening
Foundation
City of Cleveland
The Community Foundation of
Lorain County
Fortney & Weygandt, Inc.
Robert & Ruth Fortney
Great Lakes Higher Education
Guaranty Corporation
Martha Holden Jennings Foundation
KeyBank
The Lubrizol Corporation
McCormick Tribune Foundation
Medical Mutual of Ohio
The Meisel Family Foundation
Cleveland Public Library
The Nord Family Foundation
The Nordson Corporation Foundation
Ohio College Access Network
The Perkins Charitable Foundation
Leigh H. & Anne Perkins
PNC
William H. Roberts
The Kelvin and Eleanor Smith
Foundation
Kent H. Smith Charitable Trust
The George Garretson Wade
Charitable Trust #2
Thomas H. White Foundation
$10,000 to $24,999
Apple American Group
Anonymous
Anonymous
Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan &
Aronoff
Britton Fund
Cargill Corporation
Cleveland Beer Week, Inc.
Cleveland Rotary Foundation
Cleveland School of Science &
Medicine Foundation
The George W. Codrington
Charitable Foundation
Please note: donors who made multiple gifts between August, 2009 and April, 2011 are listed in the category that reflects their largest gift amount during the time period,
not the total gift amount for the time period.
We made every effort to ensure the completeness and accuracy of the information in this report. If an error or omission has occurred, please accept our sincere apologies.
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Coulby Fund of the Cleveland
Foundation
Deaconess Community Foundation
Dominion Foundation
Eaton Corporation Charitable Fund
Giant Eagle
The Higley Fund
Margaret A. Kennedy & Robert G.
Paul
Jimmy A. & April Malone
Wilbur J. Markstrom
Mechanical Contractors Assocation
of America, Inc.
The Murch Foundation
David & Inez Myers Foundation
William J. & Dorothy K. O’Neill
Foundation
Robert J. & Cynthia Schneider
Stafford Foundation
The S. K. Wellman Foundation
Westfield Group
Milton A. & Roslyn Z. Wolf Family
Foundation
$5,000 to $9,999
Stacey A. Bell
Mary Beth & John Beck
Christopher Benavides
John Bergren
Jeanette G. & Glenn Brown
Charter One Bank
Cleveland Indians
Cliffs Natural Resources, Inc.
Deloitte
GE Lighting Company
David B. Goldston & Bonnie Borman
Dominic & Kathy Gonnella
The Hankins Foundation
George M. & Pamela S. Humphrey
Fund
David S. & Patricia Inglis
Kiwanis Foundation of Cleveland, Inc.
William R. & Jean Koehler
Kustom Disaster Recovery &
Restoration
Toby D. Lewis
The Lincoln Electric Co.
Burton D. Morgan Foundation
Ohio Farmers Insurance
The O’Neill Brothers Foundation
Parker Hannifin Corporation
John H. & Gennie Roberts
Fred E. Scholl Charitable Foundation
University Hospitals Health System
U.S. Bank
William M. Weiss Foundation
Anna L. Zverina
$1,000 to $4,999 Andrew Jackson
Anonymous Christine Jindra & Richard Conway
Anonymous JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Applied Industrial Technologies Sanjiv & Anju Kapur
Athletic Alliance, LLC Kinzua Environmental, Inc.
Joseph & Geraldine Babin Karen R. & Jack Kleinhenz
The Batsirai Foundation Charles & Joyce Kullik
Bicknell Fund Donna Kurit
The Lampl Family Foundation
James L. & Jean D. Biek
Steven LaTourette
Black Professionals Association
Lear Promotions
Ilene & Robert Brehm
Todd & Lisa Lebowitz
Brent M. & Barb Buckley
Harry & Marge Carlson Legacy Village Partners
Case Western Reserve University Gilbert Lowenthal
Raymond Chan Lucky Shoes
Christmas Story House Museum Toby & Melanie Maloney
The Cleveland Fund Mansour, Gavin, Gerlack & Manos
Cleveland Police Department Co., LPA
Cohen & Company Marketplace Events
Combined Federal Campaign Megan L. Mehalko
Colleen M. Craven Stanley & Barbara Meisel
Robert R. & Gay Cull The Estate of Dorris C. Michalske
James E. & Sheryl Culver Mitchell Brothers Ice Cream
Patrick S. & Amy Mullin
Charles B. & Margaret E. Cushwa
Foundation John P. Murphy Foundation
NACCO Industries, Inc.
William W. & Anna J. Cushwa
National Association of International
CVS/pharmacy
and Office Properties
Henry Derocher
National Coalition of 100 Black
Christine & Guido DiGeronimo
Foundation Women, Inc.
Robert & Jennifer DiGeronimo Nestle Prepared Foods Company
The Cyrus Eaton Foundation Nissan of North Olmsted, LLC
Elk & Elk Injury Lawyers Dale & Barbara Nitzsche
Sarah M. Evans Norhio Plumbing, Inc.
The Fedeli Group Ohio CAT
Fifth Third Bank Ohio Tuition Trust
Lauren Fine & Gary Giller Oswald Companies
FirstEnergy Our Lady of the Wayside
Betty T. Palfy
Catherine & Richard Fishbach
Leigh H. & Anne Perkins
Allen H. Ford
Paul D. & Kim Pesses
Harry K. Fox & Emma R. Fox
Point to Point, Inc.
Charitable Foundation
Mark & Jacquelyn Ramba
Foxco Acquisition
Lee A. Friedman RPM International Inc.
Robert M. & Barbara Ginn Robert C. & Katherine C. Ruhl
Richard F. & Elizabeth Schiferl
Girlfriends Inc.
Scranton Road Ministries
Bruce Goode
Mitchell C.& Karen Schneider
David S. Goodman & Barbara Hawley
Larry & Sally Sears
GreenStreet Solutions
Robert L. & Charlotte Guido The Sherwick Fund
Hahn, Loeser + Parks Melvin & June Smith
Haskell Fund Squire, Sanders & Dempsey
George W. & Carolyn Hawk The Helen F. Stolier and Louis Stolier
Family Foundation
Nathan L. & Regina Herman
Joseph D. & Catherine Sullivan
Charitable Fund
John & Sharon Hosek Joyce A. Sweeney
Independence Excavating, Inc. Joseph F. Tetlak
Thompson Hine LLP Notre Dame College Darrell W. & Ann K. Holland Keith Weiner & Evie Schonberg
Geoffrey & Jan Thrope Ohio Association of Student Nancy S. Hyams Paul Wellener
Timothy M. & Linda M. Tuthill Financial Aid Administrators J & L Refinishing Jonathon K. Wise
Susan M. & Bill Tyler Daniel B. & Jeanine Ornt Sam S. & Denise Jaffe John S. & Susan Zanghi
Michael J. & Jennifer Vantusko Francis Paez William M. & Elizabeth Jones Thomas Zlatoper
Jeffrey M. & Hallie Wasserman Vicki Peltier Mark Jones & Linda L. Johnson
Winking Lizard Tavern Richard W. Pogue Joe Jordan $100 to $249
Timothy Wuliger James S. & Donna S. Reid Joseph K. Juster Keith A. Abrams
Young Buckeyes of Greater Cleveland Paul A. Ricchetti Teresa Kammerman ACCESS Boston
Mark & Janice Zupon James R. & Kathryn T. Rieter Angie & Adam Kastning Thomas W. & Joanie Adler
Linda Ross Susan Keillor Laurie Albright
$500 to $999 Rotary Club of Strongsville Charles H. King & Catherine Keating Murray Altose
Anonymous Aaron & Barbara Saltzman David Kirscher Anonymous
David Armstrong Mike Schmitt Allan D. & Jean Kleinman Clarence Archibald
Bank of America Donna E. Shalala Alan S. Kopit Curtis R. Arrington
Thomas Baugh Mark A. & Lissa Shapiro Susan Kuznik Fred Ashenbrenner
James & Reita Bayman Society of Northeast Ohio Brewers William LaFave George Balint
Sherrod Brown & Connie M. Schultz Larry E. & Kathleen T. Smith Julia Loeb D.R. & Kathleen L. Barber
Martha Cahill Howard A. & Terri Steindler Edward & Cathy Lozick Ian Barrett
Case Western Reserve University Elaine Straub Eric Lutzo The Becker Group
Jenny Chan Sygma Network Chuck Manchick H. W. & Viia Beechler
Alvah Stone and Adele Corning James Szabo Garry & Jane A. Marquiss Lawrence M. & Nancy W. Bell
Chisholm Memorial Fund Scott Warren Herbert McBride Aaron M. Berger
Marvin & Yvonne W. Clark Stacy & Sam Watts George Mensah Alexandra L. Berger
Corporate Charters George Wenz Warren L. & Betsi Morris Letty Best
Barbara J. Cook Reginald A. & LaRon Wilkinson Pat Mulloy Jeffrey & Margie Biggar
Emerick Corsi Alenka M. & Brian Winslett Joseph Nero Lana Blaze
George & Annette Coulman John M. & Charlotte Newman Flora Blumenthal
Dennis M. Daar $250 to $499 Keith & Kerry Norman Norman & Deborah Bolden
Manohar & Chandra Daga Ian T. Adams & Pamela T. Conover Thomas P. O’Neill Julie A. Bowman
Nancy Dowding All Points Connect Paul Ong Martha & Daniel Bowman
Chris Eurich ALN Donuts, Inc. Anthony C. & Tracy Peebles Robert P. & Beth W. Brandon
Family Heritage Life Insurance Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. Roland S. Philip & Linda M. Margaret D. Bray
Fleming’s Steakhouse Rita Andolsen Sandhaus Thomas G. Brick
Gannett Foundation Marvin Belveal & Virginia Benade Pamela Presser Craig Briscoe
Garfield Heights Chamber of Black Shield Police Association Quest Diagnostics Vincent D. Brookins
Commerce Frederick G. Blake & Joyanna Clara Rankin Robert C. Brown
Stanley C. & Flo Gault Wesche-Blake Kathleen A. Rieter Robert W. & Cynthia Bruml
Glazer’s Michael Bohinc Right Brain Revenue, Inc. Bubba Q’s Inc
Ab & Joyce Glickman Scott E. Bowen & Ethel E. Smith- Alan & Barbara Rosskamm Daune Calovini
Bernard D. & Susan Goodman Bowen Marc & Joan Rubinstein Michele Cermak
Lynn E. & Bruce Goodman Regina Brett Edward & Teresa Ruch Barbara Chambers
Robert K. Gudbranson & Joon Li Kim Richard B. Brogan Victor & Danielle Ruiz George B. & Ann Chapman
Frank M. Holowach & Pam Williams Penelope Buchanan Tommy Runyon Rudolph J. & Karen Chavez
Michael J. & Jane Horvitz Charles M. & Susan I. Caito John & Eliza Saada James & Jenny Chin
David Jacobs Frank Carmichael James Saks William E. Conway
Deborah Janik David D. & Carole Carr Spencer Seaman Michael A. Costanzo
Ceena R. Jewell Leigh & Mary W. Carter SS&G Financial Services, Inc. Clint Cravens
Bernard L. & Nancy Karr Phil & Ann Colburn Julie A. & George Szeltner Clifford W. & Jane R. Cribbs
Keith D. & Angela Klodnick Jeffrey P. & Patricia D. Consolo Mary Bridget & Joseph F. Vaughn Gordon & Florence Cross
Klosterman Baking Co. Jacqueline L. Dalton Andrew Venable Pitt A. & Sally Curtiss
Chip E. & Amy Kullik Laverne R. Dawson
Robert D. & Sheryl Markowitz Labes Gary & Andrea Desberg
Mike Lindell Grant Dinner
Frank N. & Jocelyne Linsalata Henry C. & Mary Doll
James G. Lubetkin Richard M. Donaldson
Richard & Margaret Margolis William & Linda Dull
Jim & Kathe Mayer Robert & Sarah Durham
Scott McMillen & Beth Scott Richard S. Elias
The Melting Pot Hamilton & Lillian Emmons
Christina R. Milano & Marshall Kidd Frankenberry Management, Inc.
David & Bonnie Minich Robert A. & Florence Goodman
John C. & Sally S. Morley Great Lakes Brewing
Raymond M. & Katie Murphy Burt W. & Beatrice Griffin
Neptune Plumbing Robert T. & Barbara Hexter

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 Dan A. Polster & Deborah Coleman Paul L. Arundel
Elinor G. Polster George L. Askew & Katherine F.
Barbara Pomeranz Russell
Lee D. & Susan L. Powar Craig Ayala
Gregory E. & Margaret Q. Prevette Margaret Bachenheimer
Andrew & Leslie Prusinski Ron & Lisa Bachman
Christopher & Julie Redding Beverly A. Baddley
Nancy S. Relyea Geoffrey K. & Maryann Barnes
Reminger Co. LPA William Barnes
Linda Rice Debbie Bartlett
Rice’s Nursery & Landscaping, Inc John Barton
Bud & Sally I. Rich Gloria J. Baur
Charles Rich & Sally Inglis James S. Baxter
Alice N. Robbins Nathan A. & Sosamma J. Berger
Carrie B. Davis S. Lee Kohrman Sheila Robinson David Bergholz & Eleanor Mallet
Douglas M. Betty D. Dechert Raymond M. & Mary D. Kotecki Lauren Rock Joseph Beno
Dana Dennis Bruce J. Kowalski Walter & Janice Romansky Jeffrey S. Bierman
Jacquelyn F. Derrow Evelyn Krent Benjamin Rosenbaum Patricia Bishop
David Dews John & Theresa Kunkel David & Enid Rosenberg Eleanor Bonnie
Lee DiGeronimo Brian Kus Robert G. & Mary Salomon David & Anastasia Boss
Walter Dimling William B. La Place Joel Saltzman & Shiri Katz Laura & Kevin Boswell
District Council Seven OCSEA John S. & Janet P. Larson Dorothy Sawyer Tim & Donetta Bray
Michael Dowd Howard H. Laundy Donald S. & Toni Scherzer Paul S. Brentlinger
Martin D. DuPont Robert Lehman Stanley & Karen Schneider Carolyn Brock
Robert Durrin Tom E. & Bettsy Leib Richard & Debbie Schoonover Julie Bronikov & Paul Iglin
Douglas Einstadter Stephen & Lillian S. Levine Susanne Schroer Arthur A. & Karen Brown
Marcia L. & Monroe Elbrand Kenneth J. & Mary Ellen Liang Michele Scott Taylor Francesca Brunello
Energy Cost Savers, Inc Richard & Laura Little Richard T. & Jodi M. Seminsky David Buchner
Richard & Cynthia Fairman Christian Lutjen Eric Shaw Charlotte C. Burgin
Terese M. Fennell LV Surveying, Inc Fareed & Laura Siddiq David M. Burkons
Matt Findura Lawrence A. Mack Robert & Donna Simoneau Kimberly A. Calderwood
Linda Foote Richard T. & Polly A. Marabito Sirna & Sons Hugh & Anne Calkins
Lawrence S. Frankel Nathan Maynard Sean Smith Mayor Jane Campbell Gap
Marisol E. Souryal Scholarship
Barry E. & Sandra M. Gabel Sue McClelland
Ronald R. & Helga Stanger Jeff Cantrell
Joseph Gaidelis Quentin McCorvey
William Stultz Century Cycles
Theo Garrett Janice McCourt
Lorraine Szabo Joyce E. Chappelle
John & Angela Geller Patrick A. & Martha S. McGraw
Brian F. Toohey & Elizabeth Monihan Melvin J. & Kaye H. Chavinson
Deborah Glosserman Jeff & Rhonda McKissick
Howard J. & Sara S. Tucker James Chura
Allan & Elise Goldner Peter & Susi Meisel
Thomas V. & Iris Vail Geoffrey Claussen
David J. & Catherine J. Granitto Michael Meissner & Kathiann
Kowalski Ted G. & Ginger Vaughan R. M. & Bonnie Cole
John A. Greene
Christopher M. Mellis Les C. & Linda Vinney Jack T. & Roslyn S. Collins
Bruce & Sally Griswold
Jennifer Meyer Nick & Sandra Vodanoff Kenneth Collins
Sheri Gross
Dale A. & Carol Miller Curtis Waldron Elizabeth Cornwall & William J. Martin
Norman & Cheryl Gutmacher
John A. Milos Mary C. Warren Burnetta Cross
Douglas E. & Judith C. Haas
Gary E. Mincer Joann Webster Michele D’Alessio
Elaine Hadden
Kenneth Moore Stephanie Wedryk Danielle Darby
Norman Halpern
George G. Morris Fred Weisman Terry Davis
John Hammond
Donald W. Morrison Lunetter B. White Elizabeth & Brody Day
Duane E. Harms & Judith Russell
Nicholas E. Moscalink Dickson L. & Ann Whitney David G. & Karen G. Debord
Sahir K. Hasan
Kevin D. Mullin & Anita P. Redahan Steven & Trudy Wiesenberger Ashley N. Diaz
Henry R. Hatch
Paul & Anne Murray Claybron Wisham Roderick & Barbara Dibble
Betty G. Holdstein
Judy Nadeau Sally K. Young Stacey L. Dean
Cynthia Hunter
Sue A. Nakamura Gerald Zahler Chantel Dothey
Scott R. & Josephine Inkley
Robert D. & Janet N. Neary Joseph & Mary J. Zingale Jason Dragen
Arturo U. & Susan K. Iriarte
John Neville Christine Zirafi Sharisse Edwards
JK Group
William G. & Nancy C. Oakley Almeta Elder
Robert Joyce
Thomas Palus Matt Elsey
Patricia Kalbac Under $100
Chris M. Paterakis Michael & Sally Elvitsky
Teresa Kammerman John Adams
Larry Peltz Energizer Battery Company
Edward & Audrey Kancler Andrea Allamong
Peppermill Pub & Grill Michael F. & Dorothy A. Englehart
Sylvia Karson Harriett Allen
Natalie Peterson Enzymesolutions
Adelle M. Kendis Jane Andrews
Allen E. & Lynn Pfenninger Barbara J. Erwin
Carl & Carol Keske Anonymous
Jason C. Pinizzotto Families for Lundy
Gary Keyser Anonymous
Tod Podl Kelly M. Fedakk
Stuart & Teresia Kline Brenda W. Arnold

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Jodi Fedoruk Michael Liskay B. Kathleen Shamp Harvey Oppmann
Richard J. Felber Jose Llapa Patty Shipacasse Elaine Hadden
Barbara L. Felt David & Marylin Lockshine Norman & Dolly Sigel Linda Prosak
Adrienne M. Ferraro Raymond S. & Susan J. Lokar Anatole Siiry Elaine Hadden
John Fillinger Gretchen Long Pauline Silverman
Howard Steindler
Beulah Fisher Clyde H. Loughridge Ashley Simpson
Norman & Cheryl Gutmacher
Irwin & Barbra Fisher Matthew R. Lundy Paul Slack
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Murray A. Goldstone David K. & Muriel Nachman Charles & Gretchen Tice Ron & Lisa Bachman
William L. Gordon Daniel & Dorothy Naymik Beth Tirpak John Barton
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Carolyn C. Grossman Michael M. Niro Clayton W. & Sonia K. Wagner Richard & Catherine Fishbach
Keith & Judith L. Gruber Kim Noeum Keith Walker Linda Foote
John & Rita Hammond Angela Novak Richard & Jo-Ann Walters Theo Garrett
Cheryl Hannan Kevin O’Brien Roger & Jane Warner Bruce & Lynn Goodman
Roy & Catherine W. Harrington Erwin J. & Kathleen Odeal Marvin & Leda Warshay Lear Promotions
Anthony A. & Lorraine Harris Duane & Arlene Olderman Diane Watson Andrew Magley
Charles P. Henningsen Yvonne Osbourne Renee Weber Michael & Cyneatria Rice
Aaron G. Hill Matthew Osei-Bonsu Jordan Wexler Yvonne E. Scott
Barbara Hill Paul H. Pangrace Tharal L. White Kathleen A. Soucek
Hortense P. Holland Melissa Parey Maria R. Williams-Alexander Angie Sposa
Charles Honton Kathleen M. Paskert Kathleen M. Yates Anna Stephens
John A. & Mickey Horner Mary Paternite Sidney Zilber Diane Watson
Bernice H. Houston Patricia Patrick Lunetter B. White
Katherine Howley Vera Payne Matching Gift Companies Gretchen Long
Charles R. Ingram Anthony T. Petti Gannett Foundation Curtis Waldron
William G. & Carol S. Jacobs Theresa Polefko RPM International Inc. Eli Manos
Penny Jaskolka Henry & Marian O. Precht The John Huntington Fund for Linda L. Johnson & Mark Jones
Debra Jesionowski Linda J. N. & Victor Prosak Education Lily Ourada
Thomas A. Jorgensen Jeff Rechenbach Lubrizol Corporation Richard & Catherine Fishbach
Erin Joyce Mary M. Rezotko
Stephen L. Kadish Michael & Cyneatria Rice John Reiter
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Joseph M. & Donna M. Kamrad Carletta Richardson Christopher Andrews
Patricia Karr-Segal William M. Ritchey Grandsons, Ian & Andrew
Jane Andrews
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Joel H. Kay Geraldine Babin
Barbara S. Robinson Bruce J. Kowalski
John C. & Carole Kealy John & Angela Geller
Jo Ann Robinson David Swedlow
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Kevin Kelley Michael & Jodi Rogoff Cathy Fishbach
Darrell W. Holland
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Nancy Rome
John J. & Mary Ann Koral Phil & Ann Coburn Barbara Chambers
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Evelyn Krent Michael Salkind & Carol Gill Smith-Bowen
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Mary L. Nixon
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