Cleveland Christian Home 30th Annual Scramble for Kids Presented by Fortney & Weygandt
E LY R I A CO U N T RY C L U B J U N E 17, 2 019 W I T H F Y 2 018 A N N UA L R E P O R T
Dear Friends, W E A L L K N OW T H AT T H E O N LY T H I N G T H AT IS CO NS TA N T IS C H A N G E, and that was never truer at
Cleveland Christian Home than this past year. CCH has been through many changes over the last 6 years. And while some of our services had to be eliminated, our core programs continue to deliver the quality care and treatment for which CCH is known. I am also pleased to report that the changes we experienced in FY2018 have all been positive. For the first time in many years, we concluded FY2018 with an operating surplus. This is no small feat given the constantly changing landscape of funding for child
I’m incredibly grateful for our treatment staff, without
welfare services and transition to a managed care model for
whose devotion to our mission we could not hope to effect
Medicaid reimbursement. I wish that I could report that the
change. Margaret Mead is quoted as saying, “Never doubt
need for child welfare has changed for the better, but sadly,
that a small group of thoughtful, committed, citizens can
it has not. This past year, Cuyahoga County Department of
change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has.�
Children and Family Services alone reported over 16,000 child welfare cases.
Our small group of thoughtful, committed, and highly qualified staff work to provided clinically sound care to
With ever-shrinking government funds to care for these
over 450 children and families. Without our dedicated
children, we rely more and more on the generosity of people
staff, Board of Trustees, and generous individuals like you,
like you. Your financial investment helps to cover the cost of
2018 would not have been a great year.
the high quality treatment needed to effect positive change. In short, your dollars help us to provide more than just food,
Thanks for all that you do.
shelter, and clothing to children faced with debilitating mental illness.
Sincerely,
Chuck Tuttle, CEO
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Thank you for your ideas, time, and dedication to helping the Cleveland Christian Home to support children and families in need. Your contribution helps to change lives.
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FO RT N E Y & W E YGA N DT H A S C H E R IS H E D ITS
hook. He was known to remark, “If I could just hit the
R E L AT I O NS H I P W I T H T H E C L E V E L A N D C H R IS T I A N
ball straight, I wonder how far it would go.” When Bob
H OM E FO R T H E PA S T 25 Y E A RS. Our founder,
stopped playing golf, he still enjoyed getting in a cart and
Bob Fortney, who was originally introduced to CCH
driving around the course to visit with all the golfers.
and their mission by Frank Boron, was passionate about helping those in need.
Bob’s favorite part of the day was always the silent auction. He bid on many items and his competitive spirit
The mission of CCH as a haven for hope and healing for
emerged in the last five minutes, with a flurry of bids to
children, youth and families in Cleveland and providing
make sure he was the highest. He often bid on all items
essential programs to those in need, resonated with Bob.
that did not have offers so that the event had a positive
As a family, we have always believed in aiding children
financial result for the Home.
in crisis and saw this organization as an opportunity to give back to the community. We were all in!
During the major recession in 2008 Bob doubled his efforts to make sure the outing was a success. He
When the Scramble for Kids first began, it struggled to
realized businesses were struggling but he believed the
get attention, and I am sure there were years the effort
economy would bounce back. He could not let the kids
may not have been worth the funds raised for the Home.
who rely on CCH services to suffer.
After a couple of years, Bob started to aggressively solicit our business partners, subcontractors, and clients to rally
Our commitment has remained strong during the good
them for the cause. Pretty soon, we were committed to
times and the bad. Fortney & Weygandt encourages
being one of the major sponsors. We have had many
you to support the youth in our community who have
business associates involved over the years, and some
been dealt a bad start in life, and who now rely on the
travelled from out of state to attend, while others
Cleveland Christian Home for treatment.
donated money to the outing if they couldn’t make it. Join us in creating a brighter tomorrow for these kids by Bob loved the Scramble and the events surrounding it.
donating to their cause, or volunteering, or attending an event.
Most years, it was Bob’s only round of golf! His favorite club was his four iron, which he used off the tee. When
Thank you,
he hit it well, it would take off like a rocket, and at
RUTH FORTNEY
about 150 yards out, the ball would take a dramatic left
Owner, Fortney & Weygandt, Inc.
B O B F O R T N E Y, F O U N D E R
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A WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT OF CCH’S BOARD OF TRUSTEES
“It is easier to build strong children than to repair broken men” Frederick Douglass
T H E C H I L D R E N, YO U T H A N D FA M I L I ES S E RV E D BY T H E C L E V E L A N D C H R IS T I A N H OM E COM E TO US W I T H VA R I O US FO R M S O F “B RO K E N N ESS. ” Lack of resources, poor housing,
neighborhood violence, food insecurity, joblessness or underemployment- the list goes on and on. Most of the children and youth served by CCH have experienced
I know most people have many organizations and charities which vie for their financial support. It is often a difficult choice where to place one’s time, talents and financial resources. CCH board and staff
abuse, neglect or other forms of trauma.
deeply appreciates your donations, volunteer hours
Many psychological and sociological studies have
provide the high-quality treatment and care to our
now shown a direct link between these “adverse childhood experiences” (ACEs) and higher risks for later development of poor educational attainment, substanceabuse, mental illness and perpetration of violence. These risks increase with the number of adverse
and support. Without you, we could not continue to clients. We thank you every day. CCH has some challenges moving forward. Government policies and support are a moving target. Government and health insurance funding does
experiences a child has had in his or her history.
not even cover the operational costs of the agency.
CCH has a long track record of helping such children
(located on Lorain Avenue in Cleveland) is an aging
and youth to manage difficult emotions, to develop positive social and interpersonal skills and be positioned to grow up “strong.” I made a commitment several years ago to specifically support CCH because, as a mental health provider, I knew that CCH was dedicated to training its staff to help children and youth heal from trauma, and that CCH is turned to by government children’s services to treat many of the most vulnerable of the children and youth in the community.
The agency’s home for residential treatment of boys building. While solid in its foundational structure, the building faces significant, necessary repairs and upgrading. These repairs are crucial to maintaining the agency’s credentialing as a residential treatment center and to providing safety and comfort to our residents. CCH will be seeking donor financial support for these renovations and hope that you will consider helping us in this major endeavor. Sincerely,
JOY WYATT President, CCH Board of Trustees 4
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the NAE Holiday Party and for their stint at Santa’s
T H E BOA R D FO R T H E C L E V E L A N D C H R IS T I A N
Workshop at the Cleveland Christian Home.
H OM E FO R T H E PA S T 6 Y E A RS. However, our
involvement with CCH goes back nearly 20 years,
Since 2012, NAE and sister company Imprise
when my wife Kelly, through Middleburg Heights
Financial have been the Presenting Sponsor for
Community Church, volunteered to buy a Christmas
CCH’s annual 5K Walk & Run for Kids at the
present for one of the children living at Cleveland
Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. Kelly recruits a large
Christian Home. She received a wish list, and buying
team of walkers from the NAE staff and associates.
that one gift has evolved into our entire family
She has also secured a great deal of support from
volunteering at Santa’s Workshop — an annual day of
her clients and Ohio Dealer Partners as sponsors for
gift wrapping in the Fireside Room at CCH.
the Walk & Run for the Kids, whereas I participate in the annual Scramble for Kids, one of the best-run
We and many others collect toys and clothing to be
golf outings in Northeast Ohio! My son Tanner and
wrapped and distributed to the boys at the Home,
I look forward to a great day on the links, but more
as well as the families helped by CCH’s Community
importantly helping to raise funds for the Cleveland
Based Services. Our oldest son Dustin has been
Christian Home.
volunteering with us each Christmas, and our youngest son Tanner began volunteering before he
The NAE family has adopted the Cleveland Christian
was even born, as Kelly was a less than a month away
home and extends their contributions with various
from delivering him during the Christmas season
fundraisers at work, such as Jeans Friday, March
of 2000.
Madness Brackets, and an Ice Bucket Challenge.
While being a part of Santa’s Workshop, we have
The Cleveland Christian Home is an integral part
come to appreciate the importance of the Cleveland
in the lives and families of many, many boys and
Christian Home, the importance of structure, and
families who need our help. Cleveland Christian
a sense of home and security for the boys. We have
Home serves Cuyahoga County, along with 13 other
heard the testimonials of the CCH staff regarding the
counties throughout Ohio. For some, the Cleveland
changes and improvement they see with the children
Christian Home is the last chance for too many
they treat. We have also encountered countless stories
children to receive the treatment that they require.
from case workers and staff about how the Christmas
I am very proud that we have been able to play a
presents that we collect and wrap are sometimes the
small role in CCH’s success, and we ask that you help
only ones the boys and their families may receive.
us to spread the word on the work they do.
Over the years, we have become “expert” wrappers,
Please join us in supporting Cleveland Christian
taggers, and organizers as we inventory a roomful of
Home today and throughout the year.
presents and hope for our kids. Kelly has recruited many of the associates from her company, National Automotive Experts (NAE), to volunteer their services over Christmas. Kelly’s sales team from around the
Sincerely, BOB AND KELLY PRICE
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CCH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT, the flagship program of the Cleveland Christian Home has long provided social and mental health services for boys aged 6-17; however, the nature of the services we provide has evolved with their changing needs. Today, Cleveland Christian Home is a valued clinical resource for boys who have been abused and neglected, as well as boys dealing with acute mental illness and severe behavioral disorders. Cleveland Christian Home has become an invaluable resource for government child welfare organizations and juvenile justice systems around the state.*
Our clinical and residential team’s ability to help these young men address their issues, increase their ability to function on a dayto-day basis, and improve their prognoses has made CCH the go-to organization for boys who face the most serious challenges. We offer highly specialized services designed to address the needs of the boys in our care, as well as at-risk families around the community. CCH has the capacity to accept emergency referrals and admissions to residential programs 24 hours per day, seven (7) days a week.
RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS
• Residential Treatment is a designed for children challenged with mood, adjustment, impulse control, or other mental disorders and, who cannot function in a family-like setting or less restrictive environment. All boys in Residential Treatment participate in Mental Health Day Treatment, a structured and intensive service that addresses issues of conduct, anxiety, affect, adjustment, impulse control, or other mental disorders • Intensive Treatment Unit has a maximum capacity of sixteen (16) males, aged 6-17 who are experiencing an acute crisis and/ or severe, prolonged social, emotional, and behavioral challenges related to mental illness. The mental health needs of these residents are severe to the point of requiring intensive services and a high level of supervision. Cleveland Christian Home operates the only ITU in Greater Cleveland and Cuyahoga County.
At the time of admission to The Cleveland Christian Home, a complete Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation, including a comprehensive clinical, medical, and cultural evaluation of a client’s needs, must be completed by a qualified Cleveland Christian Home staff member. The evaluations are completed prior to the initiation of any mental health program or service.
• Staff Secured Shelter Care Treatment has a capacity of ten (10) males, age 11-17 that have been referred by the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court. These youth have been adjudicated delinquent or have a pending hearing for delinquency. The Court has completed a risk assessment and has determined that the youth are able to function in a setting less secure than a locked detention facility. Problems addressed include: neglect, poor peer relationships, conflicts with authority, physical, sexual and emotional abuse, depression, assaultive actions, learning disabilities, poor hygiene, and truancy. This program addresses the reasons these youth initially became involved in the court system.
• Psychiatric Diagnostic Evaluation • Community Psychiatric Supportive Treatment (CPST) • Mental Health Day Treatment • Consultation • Prevention
• Hope Center Treatment provides housing and treatment for up to 8 boys, aged 12-17, who struggle to overcome the impact of severe sexual abuse, neglect by caregivers, and/or a moderate or severe emotional disturbance diagnosis. They come to us from foster care, other residential centers,
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
or psychiatric hospitals. Hope Center treatment helps them to develop tools and skills necessary to live independently without victimizing others and to become contributing members of the community. Accountability, honest victim empathy, behavior management, understanding of one’s own offense cycle, and relapse prevention are all emphasized in the program. The goal of the Hope Center program is to facilitate the social, emotional, and intellectual growth of our residents that will enable them to return to family life. Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services • Substance Use Disorder Case Management • Substance Use Disorder Crisis Intervention Community Based Services include out-patient counseling, and intensive in-home case management/counseling services to families referred (per contract) by the Department of Children and Family Services, Children Who Witness Violence, Mobile Crisis, Juvenile Court, and self-referral. Staff of the Community Based Services of licensed therapists and community support providers. Staff are available 24 hours per day, seven days per week. Treatment occurs in the family home or other specified sites in the community, and visits occur during the week, evenings, and weekends. Community Based Services fall into one or more of the following categories: • Family Reunification Services • Intensive In-Home Services • Parent-Teen Conflict Services • Resource Family Support • Mental Health Services • School Based Services • Integrated Comprehensive System of Care
* Cleveland Christian Home Residential Treatment Program accept children from 14 counties in Ohio: Cuyahoga, Erie, Summit, Franklin, Lucas, Knox, Lake, Mahoning, Green, Clermont, Jefferson, Mercer, Liking, Ashland, and Stark.
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C C H : FINANCIAL REPORT July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 FY 2018 REVENUE
Government
$5,394,262
(88%)
Charitable Contributions
$ 653,095
(11%)
Interest & Other
$
TOTAL
$6,133,236
85,879
1%)
FY 2018 EXPENSES
Residential Treatment & Partial Hospitalization
$ 4,719,996
Community Based Programs
$
511,608
(78%) (8%)
Management
$
478,978
(8%)
Fund Raising
$
342,575
(6%)
TOTAL
$ 6,053,157
Notes 1. Cleveland Christian Home achieved an operating surplus ($80,079) 2. FY 18 Financials were audited by Cuini & Pinachi. To request a detailed financial report or to learn more about how you can support Cleveland Christian Home, please contact Judith Mansour, Chief Development Officer, at 216.688.4103 or jmansour@cchome.org.
C C H F Y 18 S E R V I C E S T A T I S T I C S
F Y 2 018 R E V E N U E Interest & Other 1%
COMMUNITY-BASED PROGRAMS
Family Services
School-based System of Care
106
Charitable Contributions 11%
103 25 234
Government 88%
RESIDENTIAL
Hope
12
ITU
28
Residential
52
Shelter Care
131
223
TOTAL SERVED
457
F Y 2 018 E X P E N S E S
Fundraising 6% Management 8% Community Based Programs 8%
Family Services
57
(Adults/Parents/Caregivers are primary client)
Residentail Treatment & Partial Hospitalization 78%
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THE CLEVELAND CHRISTIAN HOME DONORS
Bequests & Trusts
Central Christian Church of Warren
Good Shepherd Christian Church
Belle Keech Trust
Central Christian Church of Wooster
Greens Run Christian Church
Broad Street Christian Church Fund
Church of the Redeemer UCC
Harmony Springs Christian Church
Collinwood Christian Church Fund
Heights Christian Church
of the CCF Clara Weiss Fund Clare R and Hazel N Ewing Fund of the CCF Collinwood Christian Church Fund of the CCF
of the CCF Community Christian Church of North Canton
Hocking Valley Parish Jackson Christian Church Karl Road Christian Church
Disciples Christian Church
Lane Metropolitan CME Church
Elmore Christian Church Fund of the CCF
Divine Word Catholic Church
Leipsic First Christian Church
Gerald F Vesey Estate Fund of the CCF
East Side Chruch (Baptist DOC)
Lordstown Christian Church
Glen Park Memorial Fund of the CCF
Elmore Christian Curch Fund of the CCF
Macedonia Christian Church of Okeana
Kenwood Christian Chruch Fund of the CCF
Fayette Christian Church
Mantua Cneter Christian Church
Luella A Goldenbogen Estate
Fifth Christian Church of Cleveland
Maple Christian Church
Martha and Clarence Branaman Fund
First Christian Church of Cambridge
Middleburg Heights Communtiy Church
of the CCF
First Christian Church of Charleroi
UCC
Mary J Graham Estate
First Christian Church of Girard
Mt. Healthy Christian Church
Olmsted Christian Church Legacy Fund
First Christian Church of Hiram
Niles First Christian Church
Second Christian Church, Warren Fund
First Christian Church of Indiana
North Eaton Christian Church
of the CCF
First Christian Church of Kent
Northwest Christian Church of Columbus
Staggers Family Fund of the CCF
First Christian Church of McMechen
Norwood Christian Church
First Christian Church of Newton Falls
Parma Christian Church
First Christian Church of Paulding
Perry Christian Church
Churches &
First Christian Church of Ravenna
Pilgrim Christian Church
Orgainizations
First Christian Church of Saginaw-West
Ridgewood United Methodist Women
Bailey Road Christian Church
First Christian Church of Shadyside
Russellville Community Church
Bethany Christian Church of Cleveland
First Christian Church of Sidney
Sayre Christian Church
Bolindale Christian Church
First Christian Church of Stow
Shreve Christian Church
First Christian Church of Bowling Green
First Christian Church of Wadsworth
Sixth Street Christian Church
Brookfield Christian Church
First Christian Church of Wauseon
St. Barnabas Church
Burt Lake Christian Church
First Christian Church of Willoughby
St. Christopher Church
Canfield Christian Church
First Christian Church of Wilmington
First Christian Church of Sylvania
Carthage Christian Church
Fork Ridge Christian Church
Taylor Ridge Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Fourth Avenue Christian Church
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Central Christian Church of Hubbard
Gender Road Christian Church
Westlake Christian Church
Cnetral Christian Church of Kettering
Genoa Christian Church
Cnetral Christian Church of Marion
Ghent Christian Church
Central Christian Church of Newark
Good Shepherd Baptist Church 13
THE CLEVELAND CHRISTIAN HOME DONORS
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Gifts in Kind
Individuals $1,000-4,999
Sean Wolfington
Lane Metropolitan CME Church
Anonymous
Joy Wyatt
Livers
Christopher Benevides
Lue
Kevin Blakely
NAACP Young Professionals
LaVerne Blaser Brown
Individuals $500-999
National Automotive Experts
Kathryn and James Cake
Lloyd Ackeman
Morgan Narducci
Mario Ciano
Joseph Alix
Niles First Christian Church
Dan Clark
Jason Bayko
Northeast Ohio Dancers Collaboration
William Clark
Leo Bender
Oldendieck
Henry Coffeen
Chris Bongiorno
Pajama Program
Conley Insurance Group
Rob Brandt
Sean Rogers
Donald Cruse
Elvis Caraballo
St. Barnabas Church
Dealers Resources Inc
Michael Daugherty
St. Christopher Church
Disciples Christian Church
Raymond Fatig
Sunnyside Chevrolet
Stone Eagle
Bonnie Goldner
Sunset World Gives Back
Greg Freeh
Stephen Hales
Joan Thomas
Teri Hayes
Ty Hicks
Washington Avenue Christian Church
Heggs Auto Group
James Ickes
Gary Kidwell
Charles James
Tom Kyner
Shawn Kahle
Individuals $25,000+
Maria Livers
Jon Kardamis
National Automotive Experts
Tyronne Lue
Edward Kidd
Bob and Kelly Price
Anna McWilliams
Cynthia Klingemier
Hilda Meier
Beth Kloos
The Milby Group
Charles Lance
Individuals $10,000-25,000
James Musgrave
Bob Mansuco
Rob Kochis
Don Nash
Morgan Narducci
Mary J Graham Estate
Richard Norton
David Neuenschwander
Maxwell Morgan
Oak Printing Company
Donna Ogle
Sean Rogers
Melissa Ollendieck
SFK Anonymous
Jim Quinn
Individuals $5,000-9,999
Shirley Shubert
Rich Radachi
Ethan Boron
Thomas Smith
Cathy Smith
Robert Kovalak
Nathan Ware
Joshua Sooy
David Palagyi
Mike Weinhardt
Julia Sprong
Gerald Western
John Stankiewicz
Elise Whetzel
Katherine Swartout
Brad Thimke
Melanie Baum
Pamela Brown
Joan Thomas
Jessica Baumann
Rebecca Brown
James Vinciquerra
Thomas Baumann
Richard Brown
David Watterman
Charles Baumgartner
William Brown
Lila Wood
Dylan Beach
William Bruce
Sue Yarborough
Nicki Behr
Jake Bulkowski
Charles Behrens
Arlene Burch
Vertis Belcher
Teresa Burger
Individuals $499 & under
Barbara Bell
Jim Burke
Karen Adamson
Barbara Bellisario
Kristi Burkhart
Barbara Ague
Mary Bielek
Kenneth Burns
John Ahern
Joan Biery
Vera Burton
Emmanuel Alcazar
Jason Bilinovich
Donna Busch
Blake Allman
William Bird
Richard Busch
Judy Amaddio
Elijah Bisbee
Charlyne Butler
Sandy Ammon
Rachel Bisbee
James Cahlik
Dorothy Anderson
Kelly Bissetta
Alex Caldwell
Anonymous WFK Spectators
Dina Bluemel
Susan Canfield
Scott Anthony
Timothy Bobbitt
Keith Cardwell
Laine Arida
Carol Bodkin
Rhonda Carley
John Arnold
Monica Boduszek
Kenneth Carlson
Wayne Aubel
Paul Boersma
Robert Carpenter
Brenda Bacho
Deborah Bolen
Carl Carr
Fred Baillis
Tom Bordonaro
Mary Beth and Peter Cascio
Donald Baird
Frank Boron
Mary Castle
Dustin Baird
James Bournival
Paul Castle
Leslie Baird
A. Houston Bowers
Debra Castro
Kathy Bakale
Katelyn Boyden
Danny Caulkins
Jim Balata
Tara Bradley
Sharon Cech
Curt Balogh
Linda Brehm
Frank Chahulski
Roberta Balogh
Jason Bricker-Thompson
Katie Chalmers
Ray Banyas
Kaylee Britton
Charles Chaney
Jamie Baran
Lawrence Brock
Rhonda Chaplin
Charles Barnaby
Sandra Bronoff
Tom Chaplin
Rosalind Barnsdale
Tracy Brooks
Annette Charlesworth
Brian Barreto
Jim Brothers
Robert Cherry
Roger Bauer
Nancy A. Brown
Adrienne Childs 15
THE CLEVELAND CHRISTIAN HOME DONORS
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Kate Cieslinski
Sarah Duncan
John Gard
Guy Cipriano
Alyssa Dziak
Connie Gatta
Liz Clark
David Eaton
John Giammo
Victoria Clark
Martin Eble
Deryl Gibson
Thomas Collin
William Edwards
Dianette Gilbert
Nick Collins
Edward Eiskamp
Jim Gilbride
Elaina Comfort
June Elwell
Laura Gilbride
Robert Compton
Jordan Evanko
Joseph Gillum
Jennifer Condon
Douglas Evans
Joanne Ginter
Cathy Cooper
J. Kenneth Evans
Jill Goodman
Debbie Corona
W. Everett
Marilyn Gordon
Alan Cory
Haley Evert
Marty Gran
Diane Costa
Marge Eyring
Donald Gray
Ken Coy
Kerry Fairchild
Jeff Gray
John Craighead
Jill Falgiani
Jodi Groh
James Crozier
Jerome Farner
Kenneth Gurchensky
Greg Curry
Chris Faykus
John Guska
Amber Curtis
Raid Felding
Paityn Gutkowski
Thomas Dade
Robert Fenton
Roger Gutschmidt
Rachel Daling
Sara Ferguson
Elise Hagesfeld
Paula Dalpiaz
Angela Fisher
Edward Hajek
Dorothy Darah
Jean Fisher
Kevin Hales
Christopher Daugherty
Margaret Fisher
Roger Hales
Jean Daugherty
Abbey Flenoury
Ann Halpin
Carol David
Linda Floyd
Don Hange
Bob Davis
Lloyd Foight
Jamie Hansen
Fred DeFrancesco
Ruth Fortney
John Harknett
Caroline DeLamatre
Christy Foster
David Harlow
Donna Demerling
Steve Foster
George Harris
Deidra Desport
Sally Fowler
Robert Harting
Thomas Dewey
Bill Freed
Nevin Harwick
Mary Dickerson
Nina Freeman
Nicole Harwood
Jane Dietsch
Heather Frutig
Gertrude Hawkins Estate
Thomas Dietz
Patricia Frutig
Fred Helyes
Robert DiGiacomo
David Furcsik
Eric Henz
Vicky Dolinsky
Bonnie Furr
David Heym
James Donald
Dave Gantose
Glenn Hickman
Gerry Higgins
Brenda Keenan
Drake Limer
Jean Hignett
Ralph Kelley
John Lindamood
Helen Holcomb
Greg Kendro
Anna Lindenmuth
David Hopkins
Kayla Kendro
Jim Lineweaver
Harold Hopkins
Edwin Kern
Gail Long
Katherine Howard
JoAnn Kern
Janet Long
Janet Howson
Michele Kern
Jay Long
Cordaireus Hubbard
Thomas Kerns
Roger Long
Daisy Hubbard
Joseph Keys
Ralph Lorenz
Patricia Hudgins
Habib Khoury
Barbara Loudermilk
Carina Hughes
Bernice Kibler
Sheldon Lovejoy
Robert Hughes
Michael Kiesel
Eldon Lown
John Humbert
Thomas King
Robert Lucarelli
John Hungerford
Brenda Kirby
Andre Lukez
Jane Hutson
Jay Kirkbride
Thomas Madden
Olivia Ibrahim
Catherine Kissinger-Lance
Judy Mahaffey
Charlotte Ivey
Barbara Klein
Brenda Mancuso
Glen Jenkins
Mary Kleinert
Lettie Mangan
Tiffany Johnson
Glenna Knapp
Dan Manik
Vickie Johnson
Adrienne Knauer
William Mansfield
Dorothy Jones
Steve Koch
Ralph Martin
Janiah Jones
Dean Kontul
Elijah Mason
Lawrence Jones
Jonathan Kopke
Eric Mason
Pat Jones
Elias Koury
Mark Mathes
Yvonne Jones
Zachary Kraner
Kristin Matthew
Zuma Jones
Jeanne Krebs
Arnold Matthews
Bradley Joseph
Robert Kulg
Asja Matthews
Mary Louise Jost
Justin Kupczyk
Monica Matthews
Martin Kaback
Andrew Lance
Lori Matula
Emily Kalina
Debra Lance
Deborah Mayer
Haylie Kalina
Karen Lapidakis
Tianna Mays
Jackson Kalina
Mitchell Lapin
James McCafferty
Tori Kaminski
Linda Lauck
Anita McCain
Sarath Kareti
John Leskovec
Irene McCollum
Lucy Kaufman
Steve Letsky
Gail McConville
Beth Kean
Veronica Levoy
Amber McCourt
Beverly Kean
Tom Liggett
Vicki McGaw 17
THE CLEVELAND CHRISTIAN HOME DONORS
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Gary McIntyre
Gary Osborn
Margie Reece
Jerry McLean
Frank Osborne
Paula Reeder
Louis McMahon
Ann Over
Clifford Reeves
Anna McMillan
Gordon Overbey
David Rex
Carson McNeal
Sandy Overko
Andrea Reynolds
Patricia McNeilly
Eloise Owens
Carl Rhode
Grace McVicar
Marcia Paladino
Paige Rider
Daniel Mercer
Jennifer Palagyi
Bob Rieth
Lyndin Merrick
Evelyn Park
Sandy Rieth
Glenn Mers
Gerald Parker
Amanda Riggle
Allen Mihlack
Judson Parkhurst
Kelly Rigo
Elizabeth Miller
Craig Pastor
Jeff Riha
Maria Miller
Bruce Patterson
Janice Riley
Mary Louise Milligan
Greg Pawluk
Anne Roberts
Jay Mishler
Altricia Payton-Black
Dave Roberts
Chris Molmen
Jake Pease
Gabriella Roberts
Steve Morgunov
John Peer
Scott Roberts
Michael Mott
Michael Pennino
Steven H. Robertson
Ann Mottice
Harlan Peterjohn
Louise Robinson
Matt Moyle
Alan Petersen
Theresa Rockamore
Matthew Mullen
Donald Pfister
Marisa Rose
Thomas Musgrave
Steve Phillips
Lindsay Rusnov
Gabriela Nappo
Todd Phillips
Charity Russell
Christina Nassif
Linda Pitkin
Derrick Russell
Teresa Negron
Ted Popiel
Donna Ryant
Cassandra Neiden
James Posey
Charles Sager
Julie Nelson
Elizabeth Price
Marcia Sandor
LaRhonda Nelson
Vince Price
Lynn Sandrock
Lee Neumann
Joyce Pritchett
David Sapin
Henry Noffke
Robert Prugh
Jeff Schaeffer
Walter Nolan
Diane Pustay
Kim Schellhase
Jessica O’Donnell
Michael Quinlan
Jeffrey Schmittgen
Patrick O’Neill
Emily Rabenold
Barbara Schultz
Bernard Oakes
Rachel Ratajczak
Valerie Schultz
Linda Obral
Sheila Ratcliff
Andrew Schwind
Jayne Ohly
Sarah Redman
Joseph Schwind
Christine Orlowski
Luther Redmon
Julie Schwind
Sarah Schwind
Anne Sowell
William Thompson
Bruce Scott
Diana Spaliatsos
Florence Thwaites
Gail Scott
Lois Spellman
DeAnne Toto
Will Sebastian
Marilane Spencer
Yvonne Toto
Andrew Seger
Kathy Sprague
Ron Traub
Paul Serrin
Marilyn Spurgeon
John Troyer
Jack Shauf
Jacqueline Srp
Jill Tulk
Carmel Shaw
Diana Stack
Carol Tuttle
Scott Shea
Eric Stack
Charles and Katherine Tuttle
Bruce Sheldon
Kevin Stack
Stephen Tuttle
Edmund & Anna Lee
Nadine Stancil
Amber Twarek
Shepple Family
Frank Star
Sandra Uhl
Al Sherrill
Mark Starcher
Cynthia Umbarger
Earl Shirey
Amanda Stark
John Urbanick
Sharon Siffert
Chris Stark
Andrea Vagas
Pamela Silverstrim
Susan Stark
Andrew Vance
Polly Simmons
Janet Stevens-Brown
Sarah Verlie
Zach Simonitis
Kenneth Stoddart
Robert Vernadakis
Joel Sinegar
Susan Stoddart
Katharine and Andy Vinciquerra
Michael Singerman
Laura Sturgeon
Jessika Volz
Anand Singh
Lorelei Suehrstedt
Allen Waddle
Susan Sipos
Tondria Suggs
Cory Wade
Lynn Slaby
Elizabeth Sullivan
Jen Wade
Courtney Smith
Kyle Sverth
Jon Wade
Jeffrey Smith
Terry Swearingen
Mark Wainwright
Jonathan Smith
Mandy Sweeney
Daniel Walker
Kathleen Smith
Jennifer Sweeten
Debbie Walker
Kyleigh Smith
James Tallman
Wayne Walker
Lisa Smith
SoilĂŠ Talmadge
Danny Walsh
Mary Smith
David Tarvin
Laurene Warfield
Nathan Smith
James Taylor
Robert Watson
Tiffany Smith
Craig Tessimond
Nathan Weagraff
Michael Snow
Scott Thayer
Amber Wearstler
Kimberly Snyder
Christopher Thomas
Ralph Wearstler
John Sohosky
Margaret Thomas Repcik
Terri Wearstler
Misty Sohosky
Tammy Thompson
Matt Webb
Lillian Solomon
Wells Thompson
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C. Edward Weisheimer
Deborah Wilson
Marie Zantopulos
Konnie Wenneman
Rory Wolff
Ashley Zarletti
Marsha Werman
Karin Wolford
Ella Zawacki
Ruth West
Richard Woodward
Michael Zawacki
Caroline White
Stephanie Woolf
Mariam Zayour
Matthew White
Sandra Woosley
Lynn Zielaskiewicz
Dennis Wilhelm
Douglas Wooten
Jamie Zielinski
Deborah Willets
Nina Yarnell
Brian Zimmerman
Beth Williams
John Yeagle
Terri Zuber Clark
Daniel Williams
Amy Young
Marilyn Williams
Hugo Young
Phil Williamson
James Young
William Wills
Kylie Zabielski
Charlene Wilson
Steph Zambelli
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THE CLEVELAND CHRISTIAN HOME, INC.
OUR MISSION
CC H BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Cleveland Christian Home exists to be a
DR. JOY WYATT, President Psychologist (Retired)
haven of hope and healing for children, youth and families struggling with mental illness, abuse and neglect.
OUR VISION The Cleveland Christian Home will be a center of excellence providing the highest quality services to meet the physical, emotional, intellectual, cultural and spiritual needs of children, youth
ETHAN BORON President, BioThane Coated Webbing Corp. DANIEL CLARK US Military, Educator (Retired) CAROLINE DELAMATRE (Secretary) Clinical Social Worker (Retired) BONNIE GOLDNER Educator (Retired)
and families. In order to create this vision, we are dedicated to:
THOMAS HITCHCOCK Human Resources (Returned)
• Employing highly skilled professionals who work jointly with children, youth and families;
JOSEPH LAPLACA Assistant Vice President, Banking Advisor PNC
• Providing services in a responsive, flexible and supportive environment;
DANIEL MERCER Pharmacy Finance Director, Cleveland Clinic
• Developing programs and maximizing resources as a response to the needs of children, youth and families; • Utilizing the talents and resources of the Board of Trustees, Staff and Volunteers to establish the Cleveland Christian Home as a center of excellence.
ROBERT PRICE Educator (Retired) STEVEN ROBERTSON Financial Planner; Robertson, Robertson, & Associates RUSS SMITH Economist, TR Smith & Associates NATHAN WARE Attorney, Baker Hostetler, LLP MANNEULA WEEBER (Vice President) Executive Administrator, Lake Shore Christian Church SUSAN YARBOROUGH Regional Property Manager, Chartis Insurance
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