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2019 Community Impact Report Changing Lives by Meeting Today’s Needs
Our Core Values
Faith Allow God’s love and teachings
to inspire our work.
Service Seek to meet individual and family needs
through professional practice and advocacy.
Charity Encourage others to put
faith into action through sharing
their time, talent and treasure.
Inside Our Mission
Catholic Social Services of the
Changing Lives by Meeting Today’s Needs 4
Miami Valley strengthens individuals
Long-Term Tornado Recovery 6 and families through actions of faith,
Pregnancy & Parenting Support 8 service and charity.
Senior Services 10
Professional Counseling 12
2019 Annual Giving 14
Our Vision
Mobility Management 28 Creating faithful partnerships to
strengthen families and achieve a
Poverty Alleviation 30
more hopeful community.
Supervised Visitation 32
Our Service Area
Refugee Resettlement 34
Financial Summary 36
From the Board Chair 38
Auglaize County, Champaign County, Darke County, Greene County,
From Archbishop Schnurr 39
Logan County, Mercer County, Miami County, Montgomery County,
Life Essentials Merges with CSS 40 Preble County, Shelby County
2 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
from the chief executive officer
To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven.
Ecclesiastes 3:1
One of our great blessings at Catholic Social Services is the timelessness of our mission. Throughout
our 99-year history we have seen our services evolve to meet the needs of the time.
In 2019, we experienced the bittersweet feeling of knowing that our community had changed
to such a great extent that one of our programs was no longer needed. Dayton is now blessed with high
quality preschools for all children, in all areas of our community. As a result, we closed Lincoln Academy,
the preschool program that had been part of our organization for 40 years. Our intent was to direct
those resources to community needs that remained unmet. Who could have predicted a new challenge
would happen so abruptly, with such force, and impact so many people?
The tornadoes of Memorial Day weekend brought upheaval and suffering that literally
happened overnight.The unexpected devastation of our community was met by an even greater
response of outreach, generosity, friendship, and genuine caring. Immediate physical needs of food and
shelter were quickly met, but it became apparent that long-term recovery for many families would take
years. When Catholic Social Services was approached to lead the long-term recovery case management
team for our community, we did not hesitate.The confidence in our staff and the Gospel call to serve
inspired our response.
Since saying yes, Catholic Social Services has built a team of dedicated case managers and
developed a system to assist survivors with everything from furniture and first-month deposits for new
apartments to repair and rebuilding for homeowners. We have aided hundreds of households with
emergency financial assistance and partnered with other organizations to provide trauma informed
care for staff, volunteers, and those personally impacted. From Montgomery County north to Celina in
Mercer County, the collaboration and generosity have been truly remarkable. It has been an honor to
walk alongside so many survivors as they work to put the pieces of their lives back together and plan
for the future.
Also in 2019, we saw growth and change in our organizational response to infant mortality,
especially surrounding the racial disparities in birth outcomes for our African American infants;
increased emphasis on programs that result in living wage jobs for those we serve; and additional
resources to support school-based counseling, parenting and transportation services in our northern
regions.
As we began 2020, a new threat to our lives — the coronavirus pandemic — altered the
delivery of our services and again reinforced our commitment to help our neighbors in need. Our
food pantry became a lifeline for many families as they conserved resources and spent many weeks
sheltered at home.
As community needs continue to increase and change, our services must
reflect our sincere commitment to be responsive, no matter what the challenge.
Faithful stewardship requires the willingness to be nimble, the resolve to make
hard decisions, and the insight to focus our energies and resources where they
are most needed. Contributing to the greater good requires confidence as well as
humility, boldness as well as patience, expertise as well as a culture of learning,
and always the grace of God. We invite you to join us.
Warm regards,
Laura Roesch, Chief Executive Officer
Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
2019 Community Impact Report 3
Changing Lives by
Meeting Today’s Needs
As Catholic Social Services of the Toward the end of the year, CSSMV welcomed
the unexpected opportunity to execute a
Miami Valley (CSSMV) marks its 99th merger with Life Essentials, a small but well-
year of service, the community has come established Dayton nonprofit that would
to expect certain things from the agency, immediately enhance and expand CSSMV’s
including professionalism, dedication, services and resources for a particularly
compassion, and stability. But CSSMV has not vulnerable population of seniors in
allowed longevity to encourage complacency. Montgomery and Greene Counties.
An eye on the changing needs of the
community, an openness to introspection, And while taking on new challenges is always
and a commitment to problem-solving are exciting, CSSMV also continuously evaluates
key to the agency’s ability to provide help existing programs to determine whether
and hope where they are needed most. they are still needed in the community. Last
year saw the bittersweet ending of a beloved
CSSMV’s strategic planning processes never agency program, as Lincoln Academy closed
anticipated the Memorial Day tornadoes of its doors after 40 years of providing high-
2019. But by that summer, the agency had quality daycare and early learning services.
stepped into the leadership role in long- With the emergence of dozens of early
term recovery case management. By the learning centers in Dayton, it was time for
end of the year, a new team was in place to CSSMV’s resources to be directed to other,
provide one-on-one assistance to hundreds unmet community needs.
of impacted households.
In recent years, CSSMV has had great success
With a vision of “Creating faithful in “finding the niche and filling it,” whether
partnerships to strengthen families and the need is on a large scale — like the
achieve a more hopeful community,” Catholic development of transportation plans for
Social Services recognizes the need to entire counties — or on a much smaller scale,
always be vigilant in identifying emerging like placing professional counselors in rural
community needs as well as recognizing schools to meet a need that’s beyond the
when some needs begin to wane. Sometimes scope of the traditional school counselor.
the need arises for an entirely new program
or service, while at other times an existing In each case, Catholic Social Services looks
program can be adapted to evolving needs. for creative, collaborative ways to positively
impact individuals, families, and the overall
community.
4 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
Catholic Social Services looks
for creative, collaborative ways
to positively impact individuals,
families, and the overall
community.
2019 Community Impact Report 5
Long-Term
Tornado Recovery
On Memorial Day 2019, the Miami Like many others in ???
Valley suffered devastating tornadoes the community, Jamie
that besieged the region, flattening and Tim Hall and
houses, uprooting trees, and destroying their children are still
neighborhoods. Surprisingly, there was little recovering from the
loss of life, but the lingering effects of trauma impact of the Memorial
have impacted countless families, many of Day tornadoes.
whom were displaced from their homes and
lost everything.
In the aftermath of the natural disaster,
CSSMV received a spontaneous outpouring
of financial support to help neighbors in
need.The immediate focus was on providing
emergency food, clothing vouchers, and
housing-related expenses, but it soon became
obvious that total recovery would involve
long-term case management. with national and regional partners like Housing has been the biggest challenge
It is estimated that more than 850 Catholic Charities USA to develop the as many rental units were leveled or are
households will need help over the next two program. uninhabitable.“The timing of the event was
years or more. CSSMV’s expertise in case “When I came in September, most advantageous,” said Perry,“in that UD was out
management and wrap-around services makes tornado survivors were beginning to transition for the summer and they were able to use
the agency an ideal partner for recovery from emergency to recovery,” said Michael their apartments for emergency housing while
efforts. With support from the Archdiocese Perry, Long Term Recovery Program Manager. people cleaned up, assessed damage, and
of Cincinnati and many generous donors, a “Our case managers have had to have both looked for options.”
program manager and several case managers a head and a heart in dealing with impacted Perry cited the Federal Home Loan Bank
were brought on board, through collaboration families.” of Cincinnati and four community partners
with the United Methodist Committee on Perry described a single mom with five that have come together to meet housing
Relief (UMCOR), American Red Cross, and children who had just moved into a new needs: Rebuilding Dayton, Community Action
Salvation Army. CSSMV was able to consult apartment when the tornado hit.The landlord Partnership, County Corp, and Habitat for
made repairs but raised the rent significantly. Humanity.
“We were able to get her out of her lease, “Our work has touched hundreds of
Catholic Social Services’ director of finance found her a new place, and supplied gift cards impacted households,” said Perry,“and we
and administration was one of several agency for food, clothing, and Christmas gifts for the will serve hundreds more over the next
staff members whose homes were damaged or children,” said Perry. couple of years.”
destroyed by the tornadoes.
6 Catholic Social Services of the Miami Valley
Archbishop Schnurr visited areas that had
been damaged by the Memorial Day tornadoes,
and spent time talking with both agency
CEO Laura Roesch (at right) and Tamara
Gaddis-Strozier (at left), who was CSSMV’s
first tornado recovery case navigator.
My wife Jamie and I were home with our children
Long-Term when the tornado hit our house, but thankfully
Tornado we were able to get to safety in our lower level.
Recovery Afterward, a whole section of the front of our
house was gone and there were trees on the house.
Service Stats Even so, we knew we were blessed in comparison
to the damage around us. We spent the first few
Since long-term recovery case
months trying to take care of things on our own, but
management officially began in
ultimately we knew we needed some help. We called
the fall...
2-1-1 in December and got a referral for help through
• 562 referrals received
Catholic Social Services. Our disaster case manager,
• $178,000 in direct assistance Rhonda, has been wonderful. She has communicated
distributed to clients
with us regularly with lots of calls and texts, and Tim Hall
we’re finally starting to get our home back to normal. Long-Term Tornado Recovery
Having someone who could connect us with the right Program Client
resources has made a huge difference for us.
2019 Community Impact Report 7
Pregnancy &
Parenting Support
Catholic Social Services Catholic Social Services’ programs help ensure
Teen Parents Learn program works with a healthy pregnancy for both parent and child,
young clients who are juggling school as well as helping mom and dad develop their
and parenting responsibilities. Because parenting skills.
transportation, childcare and finances can be
in the Mothers Empowered program, which
barriers to attending school on a regular basis,
provides soon-to-be mothers with nutrition,
many teen parents drop out.The goal of Teen
healthy lifestyle, and medical support from
Parents Learn is to break down those barriers
Lifestages Centers for Women.
so that teens can stay in school.
CSSMV partners with other agencies
“We are connecting these teens to
to provide necessities like car seats, cribs,
resources throughout the community so
diapers and other supplies when budgets are
they can graduate high school and pursue
tight. As children grow, parents learn how to
a college education or complete a trade to
develop routines for family time, chores, and
begin a career,” said Kendra Payton-Bell, Family
homework.
Life Coach.“We are also providing them with
“Reinforcing good parenting skills is
tools so that they are equipped to be the best Parenting program clients learn what to expect critical to reversing the cycle of child abuse
parents they can be.” during children’s developmental stages. and neglect,” said Donna O’Neill, CSSMV
In one instance,Teen Parents Learn
Pregnancy and Parenting Support Manager.
helped a young mother start an online support. When she graduates, the program
“It’s challenging to break negative patterns,
program to complete coursework for her will help her prepare for job interviews and
but to serve both children and parents well,
diploma, work from home with her baby, and find child care options.
nurturing must become a lifestyle.”
visit a local school to meet with teachers for Many of CSSMV’s parenting clients begin
Nurturing parenting programs help
clients understand children’s needs at various
age levels, appropriate use of discipline, and
parent-child role responsibilities.
“People need to understand that
when they become parents, they are now
entrusted with the huge task of molding a
young life,” said Michelle Dilts-Gibson, Family
Life Navigator in CSSMV’s Sidney office.
“Unfortunately, some just don’t have skill sets
because of how they were parented, so it’s
our job to help them navigate the waters of
life and parenting.”
Mothers Empowered clients have monthly group
meetings with other parents who have similar
due dates. This helps them build a support
network during pregnancy and after their babies
are born.
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The Family Life Coaches from Catholic Social
Pregnancy Services really invest their emotional efforts
& Parenting into their clients and the work they do. They go
Service Stats out of their way to make you feel comfortable,
so it’s not like having a formal meeting—it’s like
• 282 clients served through spending time with an old family friend. I can’t
Dayton-based parenting drive because of a disability, and it means a lot
groups and/or home visiting
• 22% of these clients were
that Tori comes to see me at my house. She really
teenagers (age 15-19) connects with my kids, too! The parenting staff at
• 436 hours of Family Life Catholic Social Services go out of their way to help
Navigating Case Management people find what they need. They helped me get a
provided since this new crib and mattress for my baby, and I don’t know
service began in CSSMV’s
Northern Counties office in how I would have gotten that otherwise. You can Katie Foskuhl
April 2019 tell they truly care. Pregnancy & Parenting Client
• 124 individuals participated in
twice-monthly, court-ordered
parenting classes
2019 Community Impact Report 9
Senior
Services
Growing older while “aging in place” can their full attention to either. Some seniors need extra services and supports
be challenging. Distance from family members, Caregiving for a loved one at home can to be able to safely “age in place” in their own
safety issues, and loneliness force some seniors be difficult, but adding even just a few helping homes.
into nursing homes when it may not be services can lighten the load. Prior often has
medically necessary. family members tell her how thankful they enroll a senior living in Champaign, Darke,
“One of my clients told me ‘I’ve outlived are for CSSMV.“Without the services, my mom Logan, Miami, Preble, or Shelby Counties
most of my family, and I just don’t know what would have to go to a nursing facility,” said the in PASSPORT, the State of Ohio’s Medicaid
I would do without you and Catholic Social daughter of one client. Waiver for long-term services and supports.
Services,’” said Case Manager Michelle Prior.“I Through the CSSMV Senior Outreach CSSMV’s licensed professional care managers
thought this was kind of sad, and it just stuck Program, volunteers provide companionship then determine a care plan and contract for
with me.” for seniors and respite for caregivers.Their needed services.These can include personal
Children of aging parents face weekly visits can help relieve loneliness, and care assistance with bathing and dressing,
the dilemma of keeping mom and dad once a senior accepts a visitor in the home, home-delivered meals, emergency response
independent, not wanting to admit they might he or she becomes more open to other and medical equipment, and minor home
need help, yet worrying about their safety. supportive services. modifications.
Caught between raising their own children When more care is needed, CSSMV “Help from Catholic Social Services has
and helping their parents, they enter an provides free assessments of anyone over 60. meant everything for me,” said one client.“I
exhaustive cycle of feeling guilty for not giving After determining eligibility and the level can’t get around very well and my case worker
of care and services needed, CSSMV can is the best. She is always willing to listen and
makes sure I have everything I need to keep
me safe. My children really appreciate that too.”
Case managers from Catholic Social Services help
eligible seniors by identifying their specific needs
and contracting for the appropriate services from
area providers.
10 Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyWalling
Senior Service After four years of extensive tests with several
physicians, my mother was diagnosed with
Stats Multiple Sclerosis when she was 63 years old. We
• 2,622 assessments provided were driving 1 ½ hours to a highly recommended
• 1,156 service coordination neurologist in Indianapolis. After years of
cases managed monthly (on monthly IV treatments, mom got to the point
average) for clients over age 60 where the trip was just too much for her. With
• About 68% of cases managed the help of Catholic Social Services, mom started
were in rural areas receiving services at home. I do not know what we
• 84 families served through as a family would do without the love and support
Senior Outreach (Senior Visiting
and Caregiver Respite) that we have received over the years. Mom is now
• 3,247 volunteer hours served in in Assisted Living and still receiving services and it
Senior Outreach is a Godsend for our family. We feel blessed to still Rick Hocker
have mom with us. Thank you for all that you do Son of a Senior Services Client
for families each and every day.
2019 Community Impact Report 11Professional
Counseling
We all struggle from time to time with Counselors at both locations are trained CSSMV’s Dayton Counseling Center uses
personal challenges. But for some, these therapists who have experience dealing with biofeedback to help some young clients learn to
struggles can cause anxiety, depression, or clients of varying ages. control their emotional reactions.
a feeling of hopelessness. Mental health can For families who are fostering or adopting
affect relationships, jobs, and the ability to a child, SAFE counseling helps them adjust to
function. Many people just need someone to raising non-biological children. Since having intentions because of trauma experienced
listen and guide them through the process of an adopted or fostered child can provide before she was adopted. With our guidance,
resolving their issues. challenges, CSSMV helps parents with issues the mother was able to modify her parenting
The social stigma of admitting that that may arise as children go through different style to address conflicts. Daughter is now
a problem exists often keeps suffering stages of development, have attachment home and they are communicating better.”
individuals from seeking counseling. Moreover, issues, or experience the effects of previous Counselors from the Sidney office
although 44 million American adults have a trauma or neglect.The children benefit too as also work in several school districts in
mental health condition, one in five report that counselors can help them deal with different Auglaize and Shelby Counties, to provide
treatment is not covered by their insurance, feelings as they age. Working with the whole support for children and teens who are
making getting help cost-prohibitive. family helps solidify connections and trust experiencing more issues than school staff
CSSMV’s professional counseling services between parents and their children. has time or expertise to handle. Bullying,
offer assistance to individuals, families, and “One case was a single mother and her family tension, pressure to succeed in school,
children of all ages in Sidney and Dayton. Both adopted daughter who had been removed and relationship problems can push some
locations are certified as Ohio Outpatient from the home for being violent,” said Cheryl youngsters to feel depressed and out of
Mental Health Facilities. In addition to Griffin, counseling and community services control.These factors and others like them
accepting insurance, CSSMV uses fundraising manager.“Much of the daughter’s resistance are contributing to a rise in suicide rates
and United Way dollars to keep costs low. was her inability to trust her mother’s good among the young.The opportunity to talk to a
counselor can be an outlet for young people,
and in some cases may even save a life.
Counseling sessions are typically held
weekly or twice a month. Many people
resolve their concerns in a few sessions,
and most treatment is short-term, with 10
or fewer sessions.
12 Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyJarosik
Professional Catholic Social Services has worked with many of
our at-risk youth using a support group setting.
Counseling The support group meets weekly focused on real-
Service Stats life scenarios and healthy ways to address them.
It is a game approach, and the students are very
• 415 clients served in responsive. They look forward to their time each
the Dayton and Sidney week, and they leave for the day chatting about
counseling centers all the fun they had. All the while, they are gaining
• 60 individuals served through crucial skills for life!
school-based counseling in
Auglaize and Shelby Counties This partnership and program have helped our
students gain a sense of purpose and a better
ability to cope with life situations as they arise in
age appropriate ways. We are so thankful for this Jen Korte
partnership, and the efforts of Catholic Social Director of ACE Academy
Services to continue to build stronger communities Auglaize County
through strengthening our youth.
2019 Community Impact Report 13Giving 1921 Society
Individuals Mr. & Mrs. William J. Brogan
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Buckley
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas W. Ditzel
Ms. Regina A. Dixon
Mr. & Mrs. Jack H. Adam Dr. & Mrs. James Budde Mr. & Mrs. James M. Dodok
Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Adler Mr. David Burkardt Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Dowd
The 1921 Society Dr. Mark T. Ahles Mr. & Mrs. James L. Butler Mrs. Sara Duby
recognizes individuals Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Allaire Mr. Bruce E. & Col. Mary A. Mr. & Mrs. John A. Dunlap
Mr. & Ms. Daniel A. Andrick Callaway Mr. Melvin & Mrs. Sally † Eifert
and organizations who Mr. Brian Andzik Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Carlile Mr. & Mrs. William A. Enouen, Sr.
have made annual Mr. Barrie Bentley & Mrs. Ann E. Deacon & Mrs. John K. Carlin Mr. & Mrs. Michael Esposito
Anzalone Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carroll, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael L. Farrell
leadership gifts of $1,000 Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Feighery
Mr. & Mrs. Campion Armstrong Mr.Timothy L. Cartwright
or more to Catholic Mr.Thomas M. Bartsch Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Catanzarita Mr. & Mrs.Theodore J. Fink
Social Services of the Mr. & Mrs.Thomas J. Becker Dr. & Mrs. David J. Cavanaugh Mrs. Judith L. Finke
Mr. & Mrs.Ted F. Beckman Mr. Anthony M. Ciani Mr. Gregory Foley
Miami Valley. The 1921 Mr. & Mrs. Robin Begley Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Codeluppi Mr. & Mrs. David B. Freimuth
Society was named in Mr. & Mrs. Steven L. Beinlich Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Cooper Mr. Bernie H. & Mrs. Durelle
Catholic Social Mrs. Evelyn C. Bensman Mr. Glenn Costie & Mrs.Tammy Fullenkamp
honor of the year CSSMV Dr. Alan P. Berens Thomas Mr. Jim Hausman & Ms. Mary L.
Services of the was founded and is Mr. & Mrs. William P. Beyer Mr. & Mrs. James Cross Funke
Miami Valley is meant to recognize the Mr. Joseph H. Bockelman & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M. Crotty Mr. & Mrs. Roger S. Furrer
Barbara Driehaus Dr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Danis Sister Mary Garke
grateful for the generations of supporters Mr. & Mrs. James J. Bolton Ms. Karen L. Davis Mr. & Mrs. Michael I. Gearhardt
who have helped support Mr. & Mrs. William Borger Ms. Patricia Dempsey Ms. Kay A. George
thousands of Mr. & Mrs. Randall M. Borgert Mr. & Mrs. James E. Ghory, Jr.
the agency’s mission. Mr. & Mrs. Frank Gilardi, Jr.
supporters who Reverend David E.
Brinkmoeller † Mr. Roger S. Glass
allow us to serve Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Mr. & Mrs. Russell L.
A. Brockman Gottemoeller
our community Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Goubeaux
Mrs. Virginia CSSMV
Brockman † Dr. & Mrs. James Graham
each year. Board Chair Cara Mrs. Janet M. Graul
The following Powers provided strong Mr. & Mrs. Donald L.
leadership throughout a challenging Grieshop
lists recognize year, and also made time to attend Mr. & Mrs. William R.
Griffin, Jr.
individuals and numerous agency events. Mr. & Mrs.Timothy P. Grow
organizations who Dr. Sara Guerrero-Duby
Reverend Gerald R.
have supported Haemmerle
Mrs. Jane Haley †
the Annual Fund, Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Hall
made a gift at one Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Harlamert
Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Harting
of our events, or Mr.Thomas Hartzell
Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Haubert
have given of their Mrs. Lori A. Hausfeld
Mr.Thomas Henighan
time in service Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Holmes
to CSSMV during Dr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Hood
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin D. Howard
2019. Thank you Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Hutter
Mr. & Mrs. Martin H. Hydell
for the impact you Mrs. Diane F. Imbrogno
have had on our Mr. & Mrs. Chris B. Jacoby
Reverend Satish Joseph
community! Mr. Bruce A. Jump
Mr. Ed Kaiser
† deceased Mr. William F. Keck
Mr.Timothy Kelly
Mr.Thomas W. Kern †
Dr. Sameh Khouzam
Mr. Michael Kimutis
Mrs. Margaret M. Klein
Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Knor
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen A. Kohls
14 Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyMrs. & Mr. Elizabeth Dr. Douglas E. & Dr. Nancy G.
Konstantinidis Romer
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Kramer Mrs. Kathleen P. Rupp
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L. Krisher Mr. & Mrs. Kurt P. Sanford
Mr. Joseph P. Krug Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Savage
Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kummerer Mr.Tom Scarpelli
Mr. & Mrs. Will Lakoff Mr. Matthew J. Scarr
Mr. Andrew Larochelle Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Schade
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas J. Mr. John L. Schaefer
Laufersweiler Mr. & Mrs. Dennis G. Schimpf
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Glenn P. Schimpf
Mr. & Mrs. Michael B. Lehner Mr. & Mrs. John T. Schmitz
Dr. James T. & Senator Peggy B. Mr. & Mrs.Thomas U. Schneider
Lehner Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan J. Schoch
Mr. & Mrs. Allan Levine Mr. & Mrs. David D. Schoeff
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lunne Mr. & Dr. Anthony Schoen
Mr. William E. Lyons Mr. & Mrs. William C. Schuerman
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas D. Mr. & Mrs. Ben Scott, Sr.
MacLeod, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin Scott, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William Magro Mr. & Mrs. Stephen R. Seboldt
Mr.Tom Maher Mr. & Mrs. John Sederstrand
Mr. & Mrs. Marco A. Marmolejo Mr. & Mrs.Timothy S. Sell
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Mathile Mr. & Mrs. Walter D. Seward
Mr. Ronald McDonald, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Shenk The planning
Mr. & Mrs. Page McGirr Mr. James L. Sherman † committees for Catholic
Mr. & Mrs. John J. McKeon Mr. & Mrs. Richard Siefring Social Services’ fundraising SC Ministry Foundation
Mr. James † & Mrs. Mary Meixner Lt. Col. & Mrs. Richard D.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Mergler Simpson events are comprised of some of Shelby County United Way
Sidney Electric Company
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Meyer The Honorable & Mrs. Norman the region’s most creative and Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati
Mr. Lawrence E. Mick Smith
Mrs. Dorothy J. Miller Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Smith dedicated volunteers. Sisters of the Precious Blood
The Society of the Precious
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Miner Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey F. Solarek
Blood
Mr. Robert L. Mitsch Mr. Will Sorensen
St. Charles Borromeo Catholic
Mr. & Mrs. John Monnett Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Statt
Church
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey A. Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Norman T. Staub
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Naveau Mr. & Mrs. William Stoermer, Jr.
Church
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Neumeister Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Stucke
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Nichols
Deacon & Mrs. Ralph F.
Dr.Thomas A. Sudkamp
Mr. Michael J. Suttman
Organizations Flagel, Huber, Flagel & Co.
Fully Alive Yoga
St. Helen Parish
St. Henry Tile Co., Inc.
St. John the Baptist Catholic
O’Bleness Mr. Bob Taft Air Force Chaplain Corps GE Foundation Church
Mr. & Mrs. James L. O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. John N.Taylor AK Steel Foundation The Gosiger Foundation St. Joseph Catholic Church
Dr. & Mrs. Robert D. O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. William L.Thaler All Saints Catholic Church Harmony Systems & Services, St. Luke Catholic Church
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Olson Dr. & Mrs.Thomas G.Thornton Anne Soehner Memorial Fund Inc. St. Mark Bookshop
Mr. & Mrs. John C. O’Malley Mr. & Mrs. James G.Tillar Archdiocese of Cincinnati Heidelberg Distributing Co. St. Peter Catholic Church
Mr. & Mrs. Donald T. Paul Mr. & Mrs. David J.Trentman Benevity Community Impact Illinois Tool Works Foundation Stuart Rose Family Foundation
Dr. & Mrs. Doug B. Paul Mr. & Mrs. Donald J.Trentman Fund The Kuntz Foundation TelecomPioneers, Ohio
Dr. & Mrs. Robert P. Penno Mr. & Mrs. William G. Uhl, Sr. Beyer Plumbing Louise Kramer Foundation Chapter 2
Mr. & Mrs.Timothy Pepper Mr. & Mrs. Martin L. Walling Bruns, Connell, Vollmar, & Lunne Marketing Group Terre’s Dance Workshop
Mrs. Maureen Perez Mr. & Mrs. Josef C. Wenker Armstrong, LLC Manpower of Dayton, Inc. Thermal Maintenance
Dr. & Mrs.Thomas Perry Mr. & Mrs. Michael Whalen Butler Heating & Air Marathon Petroleum TW Advisors
Mr. Clovis L. Petrin, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Richard H. Wick Conditioning Corporation Employees PAC United Way of Auglaize County
Mr. Brian Pfeiffer Ms. Beth Wick C.H. Dean, LLC Maria-Joseph Council 4022 United Way of Clark, Champaign
Mr. & Mrs. James Phelan Mr. & Mrs. Lee R. Wissman Cardinal Pointe Financial Group Marion’s Piazza & Madison Counties
Mr. & Mrs. Stanley B. Pitts Mr. Kurt Wissman CareSource Foundation Mathile Family Foundation United Way of Greater Atlanta
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Pohl Mr. Michael Witt Catholic Charities USA Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, United Way of Greater
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Powers Mr. & Mrs.Thomas J. Wittmann Catholic Charities, Diocese of LLC Cincinnati
Mrs. Viola Powers Mr.Tedd S. Wood Toledo Our Lady of Grace Catholic United Way of Metropolitan
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Prindle Mr. & Mrs. Chuck O. Wright Church of the Incarnation Church Chicago
Mr. & Mrs. H. John Proud Mr. & Mrs. John M.York Combined Federal Campaign Physicians’ Charitable United Way of the Greater
Mr. Michael Pucke Community Foundation of Foundation of the Miami Valley Dayton Area
Mr. & Mrs. Jay E. Purpus Shelby County PlayCare Playground Specialists University of Dayton
Dr. & Mrs. Robert E. Rankin Corner Cupboard Charities Inc. PNC Financial Services Group Wahl Family Charitable Fund
Mrs. Carolyn B. Rathweg Darke County United Way PQ Systems The Wallace Foundation
Mr. Richard D. Reid Dayton Catholic Women’s Club Premier Health YourCause, LLC
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Riazzi, Jr. Dayton Dragons Baseball Rahn Dental Group, Inc.
Mr. & Mrs. David S. Richard The Dayton Foundation Rainsoft of Greater Columbus
Mr.Thomas J. Roesch & Mrs. Dayton Liederkranz-Turner Cincinnati & Dayton
Patricia Blessing DeChristopher Family Trust Regal Beloit Charitable
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Roesch Enterprise Holdings Foundation Foundation
Mr. & Mrs.Timothy Roesch Enterprise Roofing Reynolds & Reynolds Associate
Dr. David P. Romeo Foundation
2019 Community Impact Report 15Contributors Mr. Joshua Baltes
Ms. Shirley J. Barchent
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Bellan, II
Mr. & Mrs. Randal J. Bellinger
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey E. Bohrer
Dr. & Mrs. Barrett H. Bolton
Dr. & Mrs. Bradley L. Bruns
Ms. Frances Bruns
Cash gifts up to $999 Mr. & Mrs. Jerrold A. Barhorst Mr. Andy Belt Mrs. Judith D. Bon Mr. & Mrs. Gregory P. Brush
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas L. Barhorst Mr. & Ms. Jim Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Ronald E. Bonfiglio Ms. Caroline J. Buckey
Individuals Ms. Dawn L. Barhorst Dr. Barbara Bennett Mr. & Mrs. Eric J. Bonner Mr. John A. Bucklew
Mrs.Theresa Barksdale Mr. & Mrs. Leonard F. Bensman, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James D. Boos Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Budde
Mr. & Mrs. Myron H. Achbach Ms. Dorothy F. Barlage Ms. Nancy Berardi Col. & Mrs. Howard R. Boose, III Mr. & Mrs. Paul Buddendeck
Mr. & Mrs. Enrique Acuna Mr. Michael A. Barlow Mrs. Helen Bergman Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Borchers Mr. & Mrs.Tom Buecker
Mr. Joshua Adams Mr.Thomas J. Barnell Mr. Christian D. Bermick Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Borchers Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Bultman
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Adamson Brother A. Joseph Barrish, S.M. Ms. Christine S. Bernard Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Mr. & Mrs. Gene P. Burbey
Ms. Carol Adamson Ms. Maryann B. Barta Mr. & Mrs. Bruce D. Bernhold Borgerding Mr. & Mrs.Thomas E.
Ms. Kelly Adamson Ms. Brittany Bartone Mr. & Mrs.Tim Berning Mr. & Mrs. Cary T. Borgert Burkhardt, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Albers Mr. Kenneth J. Basista Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Bertleff Ms. Elizabeth Bork Johnson Mr. & Mrs. Denny Burnell
Mr. Jefferson Alcott Mr. David Bates Mr. Aloysius J. Bertrams Mr. Christopher Borland Mrs. Liesel Buschelman
Ms. Kristina Aldora Mr. & Mrs. John V. Batista Mr. Guy L. Besecker Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bornhorst Mr. Mark E. Buzek
Ms. Becky Alejandrino Mr. & Mrs. Laurence K. Bauer Mr. & Mrs. Chris Beust Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Bornhorst Mrs. Mary E. Byrum
Ms. Cindy Alexander Mrs. Karen Beach Mr. & Mrs. John Beyer Mr. Don Bornhorst Mrs.Terry Calcutt
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Allen Mr. & Mrs. James D. Beach Mr. Paul J. Beyerle Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Bosl Mr. & Mrs.Thomas M. Calderone
Mr. Kerry A. Allswede Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Beach Mr. & Mrs. Charles D. Bibler Mr. & Mrs. Nate Bosscher Mrs. Marcia Calhoun
Ms. Karyn M. Alsip Ms. Mary H. Beach Mr. & Mrs. John F. Bieber Reverend James V. Bosse Mr. Frank Campanile
Dr. Evangeline C. Andarsio Mr. & Mrs. Philip O. Beachler Mr. & Mrs. Alan Biegel Mrs. Cecilia A. Bosticco Mrs. Molly M. Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Paul N. Anderson Dr. & Mrs. Ronald A. Beaulieu Chief Richard Biehl Mrs. Mary C. Boswell Mr. Kelvin Campbell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Anderson Mr. & Mrs. George A. Bebout Mr. & Mrs. David Bignell Mrs. Erica M. Bowden Ms.Tara Cannon
Mrs. Joan Anderson Mr. & Mrs. William Becker Mr. Donald Bizzarro Dr. John F. Bowling Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Caperna
Mr. & Mrs. William Andrews Mr. & Mrs. J. Lawrence Becker Ms.Theresa Blackmon Mr. & Mrs. Edward S. Boyle Mr. & Mrs. Jose Caramat
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Apple Ms. Meg Becker Mrs. Judy L. Blair Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Brafford Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas J. Cardilino
Mr. & Mrs.Terry Applegate Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Beckmann Miss Brenda J. Blake Mr. & Mrs. Melvin Bramlage Mr. & Mrs. James V. Carey
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Archibald Mr.Thomas Behr Mr. & Mrs. Steven P. Blakeley Mrs. M Jean Brancheau Egan Mr. & Mrs. Roy S. Carman
Mr. & Mrs. William C. Armbruster Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Behr Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Bleckmann Ms. Peggy J. Braner Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Carper
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Armstrong Mr. James Behrman Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Boeckman Mr. & Mrs. William L. Braun Ms. Susan B. Carrafiello
Dr. & Mrs. Dwight Armstrong Ms. Andrea Beiring Ms. Shawna Bogart Dr. & Dr. Daniel E. Braunlin Mr. Raphael Carranza
Mr. & Mrs. Edward B. Arnold Mr. Kenneth J. Belcher Mr. David R. Bohardt & Ms. Jane Ms. Anna Breidenbach Mr. & Mrs. Christopher W.
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Artz Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Bell A. Applegate Ms. Melissa Bresemann Carrigg
Mr. & Mrs. Albert E. Asebrook, III Ms. Amanda Brinkmeier Dr. & Mrs. Richard M. Carroll
Mr. Mark Ashman Ms. Amy Brinkmoeller Mr. & Mrs. Earl Carruthers
Ms. Erma T. Ashurst Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Brockman Mr. & Mrs. Howard Carson
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Athmer In December, Lt. Mrs. Dolores Broerman
Mr. James Brooks & Mrs.
Mrs. Annette D. Casella
Mr. James M. Casey
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Aughe
Ms. Karen M. Averbeck
Governor Jon Husted came Marguerite Regan Mr. Robert L. Caspar, Jr.
Mrs. Eileen Babineau to CSSMV’s Center for Families to Mr. Craig Brooks Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Cass
Mr. & Mrs. Douglas R. Bach meet with the Miami Valley Long Term Mrs. Mary J. Brooks
Mr. Jacques Brose
Mrs. Maria E. Cata
Ms. Diane Cathcart
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Bachmann
Mr. Zephyrin Bagambiki
Recovery Operations Group and get an Mr. Leroy Brown Ms. Kathy Cavinder
Mr. Uzeyir Baghirov update on recovery efforts following the Mr. Larry Brown Dr. & Mrs. Matt Cavo
Mr. & Mrs. Steve M. Baker Memorial Day tornadoes. This group has Mr. Richard W. Brown Mr. & Mrs. James R. Cengia
Ms. Kathy Brown Wright Ms. Bonnie Chadrick
Mr. Nathan Baldwin been working together to address the Mr. & Mrs. Carl F. Brun Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Chambers
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey G. Ballmann
Mr. James M. Balsamo region’s long-term recovery needs, Ms. Catherine Brunner Ms. Rachel Chambers
with CSSMV leading the case
management team.
16 Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyMr. & Mrs. Stephen L. Deacon & Mrs. Jonathan M.
Chapman, Sr. Danner, II 2020 Rising Star Award
Ms. Andria J. Chiodo
Mr. Brett A. Chmiel
Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Dapore
Mr. John Davalos
Kanitha Wood
Mr. David A. Chockey Mr. & Mrs. Bennett W. Davies
Mr. Bob Chodkowski Mrs. Carol Davis
Mr. Clark A. Christopher Mr. & Mrs.Timothy J. Davis Everyone impacted by the Memorial Day tornadoes of 2019 has
Ms. Mary M. Clancy Mr. & Mrs. Bill Davis a story. For Kanitha Wood and her two daughters, the tornado
Mr. & Mrs. Roger Clark Mr. Gregory Davis & Dr. Annette
Mr. & Mrs. David W. Clark Chavez represented only a minor speedbump thanks to her resiliency
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Davis and hard work. When they lost power for 10 days, Kanitha had
Mr. & Mrs. Allen T. Cliffe Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Davis to put her online schooling on hold to take care of her number
Ms. Elizabeth A. Close Mrs. Lois Davis
Ms. Joanne Cloud
one priority – her family. Unemployed, and with limited time left
Mrs. Shelia Davis
Ms. Charlotte L. Cloyd Ms. Debbie Davis to complete her nursing degree, she reached out to CSSMV
Mr. Douglas Cluxton Mr. Russell Dean through the Next Steps program at Sinclair Community College
Mr. & Mrs. Richard G. Cobb Mr. & Mrs.Thomas E. DeBrosse for assistance. In six short months, Kanitha was able to stabilize
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory T. Coffey Mr. John W. Decker
Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Colaizzi, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Ronald T. Deger
her family, earn her degree and earn a position as a nurse in the
Mr. & Mrs. Craig Cole Mr. & Mrs. James Deime Kettering Health Network.
Mr. Dave Coleman Ms. Karen Deime
Mr. Mark Colemen Mr. & Mrs. Paul Deis, Jr.
Mr. George Coles Mr. & Mrs. Harry Delaney
Ms. Nicole Collier Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Demko
Mr. & Mrs.Tim Collins Ms.Tanya Dempsey
Mr. & Mrs.Tom Collins Mr.Thomas J. Dempsey
Mr.Thomas M. Columbus Mr. & Mrs. Henry Deneski, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Comer Mrs. Emily Denlinger
Mr. Kenneth Compton Mr. Wes Denny
Mr. Joseph Conklin Mr. & Mrs. Robert D’Epiro
Mr.Timothy J. Connair Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Derringer
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Connell Ms. Kirsten Desai
Ms. Mary Coomer Mr. Lawrence J. Detamore
Mr. & Mrs. G. Kenneth Copella Mr. & Mrs. Eric Deutsch
Mr. Dave Corcoran Governor & Mrs. Michael
Mr. Michael Corcoran DeWine
Mr. Eugene Cordonnier Mr. Jamie Dewing
Mr. & Mrs. Adam W. Cormier Ms. Kathleen Diguardi
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Corpstein Mr. & Mrs. Mark G. Diller
Mr. William R. Corvin, Jr. Mrs. Linda S. Dils
Sister Laura Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. John H. Dirckx
Mr. Albert Courts, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Dockery, II
Mr. & Mrs. Rodney B. Cox Ms. Amber Dodge
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Coy Ms. Barbara M. Doerr
Ms. Denise L. Cozart Ms. Rosemary D. Domansky Ms. Carole Dudley Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Engler, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Rob Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Craft Dr. Maura S. Donahue Ms. Joan Dues Mr. & Mrs. Julia E. Ernst Mr. & Mrs. Richard T. Ferguson
Ms. Elizabeth Craft Mr. & Mrs. James Donauer Mr. Mark Dues Mr. Patrick Ernst Mr. Bruce E. Ferguson
Mr. & Mrs. Roy J. Craig Mr. & Mrs. Aram Donigian Mr. & Mrs. William H. Duffy Ms. Lynn Eshleman Mr. & Mrs. John R. Ferneding
Mr. & Mrs. Dale Crandall Dr. Patrick & Dr. Brenda Ms. Amy Dugan Dr. & Mrs. Brian Esselstein Mr. & Mrs. Francesco A. Ferrante
Mr. & Mrs. Steve L. Crawford Donnelly Ms. Janet Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Etter Mr. Edward F. Fielek
Mr. & Mrs. J. Patrick Crippen Mr. & Mrs. Eric A. Donofrio Mrs. Jean M. Dugan Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Evans Mr. & Mrs. John Finke
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Crippen Mr. & Mrs. Donald J. Donoher Mr. & Mrs. Daniel L. Dunn, Jr. Ms. Jane E. Evans Mr. Michael Fischbach
Mr. Michael Cristofaro Mr. James R. Donovan, Jr. Mr. Jeff Dunn Ms. Jennifer Evans Ms. Linda Fischbach
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cronin Ms. Suzanne Donovan Mr. Dan Durocher Mr. Gary Evans Mr. Mark A. Fischer
Ms. Bonnie G. Crowe Mr.Thomas Dorenbusch Mr. John Durocher Mr. & Mrs. Steven Everding Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth M. Fisher
Mr. Alan L. Cummings & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Dorman Mr. John Dutro Mr. & Mrs. Roger L. Everman Mr. James B. Fisher
Julia L. Hall Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Dorn Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Dworkin Mr. Gerry H. Ewing Mr. Joseph J. Fisher
Mr. Brian K. Cummings Mr. & Mrs. David L. Dosky Mr. Ronald E. Earhart Ms. Morgan Fair Mr.Tim Fitzgerald
Mr. Neil Cunningham Mr. & Mrs. Steven Dougherty Ms. Bridget Ebbert Mr. & Mrs. John Fantauzzo Mr. & Mrs. James L. Flannery
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence L. Curk Mr. Connor Dowd Mr. & Mrs. Mark Eckart Mrs. Maryellen F. Fargey Mr. & Mrs. Mike Fledderjohn
Mr. John Currell Ms. Jenna Downey Dr. & Mrs. Ronald Eckerle Ms. Marian Farley Ms. Wendy Fleischer
Mr.Thomas R. Curtin Mr. & Mrs. Kendall A. Draeger Mr. & Mrs. John D. Eckhart Mr. & Mrs. Mark E. Farrell, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Paul Fleitz
Ms. Jennifer G. Cypher Mrs. Cynthia R. Drake Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Eckley Mr. & Mrs. Matt Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Fleitz
Mr. Merle Cyphers Mr. Harry Drake, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Mark J. Edsall Mr. & Mrs. Gary L. Fecher Mr. Alexander T. Fletcher
Mrs. Joanne E. Daley Ms. Amy Draugelis Mrs. Jacqueline Edwards Mr. John P. Feigleson Mr. & Mrs. James Flynn
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Daley Ms. Laura Drayton Mr. & Mrs. Scott Edwards Ms. Barbara Feldmann Ms. Eileen M. Flynn
Mr. George C. Dalton Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Dreety Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Eifert Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Feller Mr. & Mrs. William H. Focke, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs.Todd M. Dammeyer Ms. Moira J. Dressel Dr. Earl D. Eifert Mr.Thomas Feller Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fogarty
Mr. Ralph Daniszewski Mrs. Mary Ann Drewry Ms. Mary M. Elliott Ms. Mary Ann R. Fenwick Mr. Jon R. Folck
Mr. & Mrs. Brian G. Dannemiller Mr. Charles W. Duckro Ms. Sue Elsner Mr. Paul A. Fenzl
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Contnued on next page
Emmerich
2019 Community Impact Report 17Contributors of cash gifts Mr. & Mrs. Bradley T. Garmann Mr. & Mrs. Harold M. Govan, Jr. Mrs. Judith E. Heitkamp Mr. & Mrs. Patrick
up to $999 continued Mr. John J. Garner Ms. Patricia K. Grab Mr. & Mrs. Brian C. Heitkamp Hornschemeier
Mrs. Geraldine Gast Ms. Amy Grady Mr. Gary Heitkamp Mr. Adam Horvath-Smith
The Honorable & Mrs. Patrick Mr. & Mrs. John Gazzerro Mr. Michael Graham Mr.Thomas W. Held Mr. Nicholas A. Hosford
J. Foley Mr. & Mrs. John Geise Mr. Robert J. Gran Mr. & Mrs. Charles M. Helldoerfer Mrs. Sue Howell
Mr. & Mrs.Timothy Ford Mr. Charles Gels Ms. Sharon D. Gratto Mr.Thomas Heller Mr. & Mrs. Charles Hoying
Mr. & Mrs. Mark S. Fornes Dr. & Mrs. John Genovesi Mr. & Mrs. Brian Gravunder Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Hengehold Mr. & Mrs.Thomas C. Hoying
Mr. & Mrs. Doug Fortkamp Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Gentry Mrs.Theresa A. Green Mr. Daniel Hennessy Mr. & Mrs.Thomas C. Hoyng
Mr. John J. Fortman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Geraghty Mr. & Mrs.Tony L. Greene Mr. & Mrs. Arthur B. Henry Mr. Charles L. Huber
Mr. & Mrs. Russell E. Fox Ms. Suzanne Geraghty Mr. James R. Greene, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas A. Heppner Ms. Marlene P. Huber
Mr. Michael Franchina Ms.Tina Gerami Mr. Kevin Greer Mr. & Mrs. James A. Herbig Mr. & Mrs. Raymond D. Huck
Mrs. Suzanne Frankenberg Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Gerken Mr. Pete Greil Dr.Thomas E. & Dr. Marylynn B. Ms. Nancy Hudecek
Mr. & Mrs. John Frantz Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gerlach Mr. & Mrs. Craig A. Grenko Herchline Mr. Rick J. Huelskamp
Brother Bernard J. Frantz Mr. & Mrs. James Ghory, III Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Griffin Mr. Dennis S. Hernit Mr. & Mrs. Kurt Huelsman
Ms. Christie C. Frederick Ms. April Ghory Mr. John M. Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Herrin Mr. & Mrs. James W. Huether
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Freisthler Mr. & Mrs. Albert R. Giambrone Dr. & Mrs. David R. Grigg Ms. Lucy Hess Ms. DeeDee Huffer
Mrs. Patricia Frericks Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. Gill Mr. & Mrs. Larry Grigsby Mrs.Teresa Hester Mrs. Anne L. Huffman
Mr. Dean Freson Mrs. Cindy Gillotti Ms. Angela Grilliot Mr. William G. Hibner, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hughes
Ms. Betsy A. Friedlander Mr. Robert E. Ginnan Sister Elizabeth Grismer, S.F.C.C. Mr. & Mrs. James P. Hickey Mr. Christopher Humphreville
Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Fritsch Mr. Frank Schweisthal & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Dave Groendyk Mr. Robert E. Hickey, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. David J. Hunt
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas P. Frolo Mary Gitzinger Ms. Kim M. Gros Mr. Sidney R. Hickman Ms. Maryann Hunt
Mr. Joseph T. Fromm Mr. & Mrs. David E. Glancy Mr. & Ms. Brad Gross Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Hurr
Mr. & Mrs. James Frommeyer Mr. Kenneth Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Ryan Gruters Dr. & Mrs. Andy Higgins Mr. & Mrs. Keith Hutchison
Mr. & Mrs. Karl Frydryk Ms. Mary E. Glowik Mr. & Mrs. James Grycza Mr. Victor B. Hildebrand Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Iannarino
Mr. & Mrs. Nicolas A. Fullenkamp Mr. & Mrs.Thomas J. Gmeiner Mr. Robert Guenther Mr. Vince Hinde Mr. & Mrs. William B. Idle, Sr.
Mr. Larry Funke Mr. & Mrs. James Gobrail Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Guerrant Mr. D. Kent Hinshaw Mr. & Mrs. Greg Ingersoll
Ms. Camela Furry Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Godman Mr. Bruce D. Guindon Mr. Neil Katz & Ms. Karin Mr. Danny Ingersoll
Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Gabriel The Honorable & Mrs. Duane A. Mrs. Helen K. Gusching Hirschkatz Ms. Patricia L. Ioas
Ms. Edna M. Gabriel Goettemoeller Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Gutman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey C. Mrs. Karen M. Ipsaro
Ms. Brianna Gabriel Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Gollings Mr. & Mrs. Richard L. Haas, Jr. Hoagland Ms. Stephanie Ireland
Mr. Douglas C. Gage Mr. Steven Gondol Mr. & Mrs. Daniel A. Haemmerle Ms. Patty Hobson Mr. Harold D. Issler
Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Gagnon Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Gongora Mr. & Mrs. David R. Hairston, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mr. & Mrs. John P. Jackson
Mr. Douglas A. Gaier Mr. Jeffery A. Gonya Ms.Tara M. Hall Hochwalt Mr. & Mrs. Charles B. Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. David K. Galbreath, Jr. Mr. Jose Luis Gonzalez, Jr. Ms. Deborah A. Haller Mr. Robert J. Hodge Mr.Thomas D. Jackson
Mr. Michael Gallenstein Mr. & Mrs. Mark Gorman Mr. John Halushak Ms. Maureen R. Hodgson Mrs. E. Healy Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Ganger Mr. James T. & The Honorable Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Hamilton Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Mr. Robert Jackson
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Garcher Barbara P. Gorman Mr. Kurt Hamler Hoendorf Mr. Joseph H. Jacobs
Mr.Thomas H. Gardner Mr. & Mrs. Gary W. Gottschlich Mr. & Mrs. William E. Hammond Mr. & Mrs. Mike Hoendorf Mr. Robert Jasko
Mr. & Mrs. Gary G. Garman Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Gottschlich Ms. Julia R. Hansen Mr. & Mrs. Dave Hoendorf Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Jauch
Mr. Larry Hansgen Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Hoersten Mr. & Mrs. John L. Jauch
Mr. & Mrs. Aaron K. Harris Mr. Norbert A. Hoffman Mr. & Mrs. James K. Jefferson
Mr. & Mrs. John D. Harris Mr. & Mrs. Franz J. Hoge Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence B. Jenkins
Ms. Connie Harris Ms. Evelyn Hogenkamp Ms. Denise U. Jenkins
Mr. Alan Harshman Mr. & Mrs. Larry D. Holden Ms. Abigail E. Jenkins
Mr. Joseph P. Hartzell Mr. Nicolas Hollenkamp & Mrs. Mr. Joseph Jerele
Ms.Tricia Hawkins Donna Evick Ms. Lori Johnson
Mr. Christopher Hayes Ms. Dorothy A. Hollenkamp Mrs. Patricia J. Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis J. Hays Ms. Barbara A. Holmes Mrs. Jeanette Johnson
Ms. Janette Heberling Ms. Lisa M. Holscher Ms.Terri L. Johnson
Ms. Sue Hebner Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. Holtgreive Mr. Matt Jokerst
Dr. & Mrs. Ralph E. Hecht Mr. & Mrs. Orval Homan Ms. Kathleen Joly
Mr. Kevin Heermans Mr. & Mrs. Louis Homan Ms. Melba P. Jones
Mr. Paul W. Heintz Mr. David M. Homan Mrs. Carolyn M. Joseph
Mr.Timothy Honchel Dr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Joseph
Mr. Robert Honkomp Commissioner & Mrs. Matthew
Mr. Gary T. Honnert F. Joseph
CSSMV Mr. & Mrs. Javier E. Hopun Mrs. Dianne Judge
Mr. & Mrs. Robert R. Jurick
received the BBB’s Ms. Sara Jurkowitz Harrison
2019 Nonprofit Eclipse Integrity Dr. Donald Juszczyk
Award in the 75+ employees category. Mr. & Mrs. Gregory S. Jutte
In presenting the award, the BBB noted Mr. & Mrs. Frederick L. Kaiser
Dr. & Mrs. Douglas D. Kaminski
that, “The staff provides excellence through Ms. Julie Kanak
professional expertise and the balance of a Ms. Dana Kane
caring spirit. Collaboration and creativity Ms. Wilma G. Karl
Mr. Bob Kaskocsak
are valued and welcomed because they Mr. Guy Kaskocsak
help the organization better meet Ms. Deanna Kastan
challenges faced by clients.” Mr. & Mrs.Terry D. Kasten
Mr. & Mrs. John A. Kavanaugh
18 Catholic Social Services of the Miami ValleyMr. & Mrs.Tim Kavanaugh
Mrs. Barbara E. Keehn
Ms. Sharon Keeley
Mr. Joseph W. Keim
Mrs. Doris Keiser
Mr. Larry Keller
Mr. Joseph Keller
Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kelly
Ms. Jan Kelly
Ms. Cheryl J. Kelly
Mr. Robert Kemper
Mrs. Christie Kemper
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Kendo
Mrs. Samantha Kennedy
Dr. & Mrs. Brian Kernan
Mr. John Ketchen
Dr. & Mrs.Tae W. Kim
Mr. & Mrs. Chuck Kimes
Mrs. Susan L. King
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Kinninger
Mr. Philip Kirk
Mr. Kevin Kissinger
Ms. Beverly Kistler
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Kleinhenz
Ms. Adele L. Klenk
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas R. Klenke
Mr. Brian J. Klepacz
Mr. Michael L. & Dr. Donna
Klingshirn Catholic Social
Pastor Douglas & Mrs. Sandra † Services was recognized as
Klinsing Miami Valley Community Action
Mr. Lawrence T. Klueber
Mr. & Mrs.Terrance Knapke Partnership’s Nonprofit Sector Helping
Ms. Ida Knopp Mr. David A. Laengle Mr. Gary Lightner Hands Community Partner of the Year in
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Knoth, Jr. Mr.Tim Lahmon Mr. & Mrs. William T. Lincoln 2019. The award was accepted by FSS
Mr. Robert B. Koenig Mr. Stephen P. Lake Ms. Denise Lindsey Case Manager Megan Goettemoeller,
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Koesel Mr. & Mrs. Gary Lammers
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Koesters Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W. Lane
Ms. Valerie A. Lindsey-Howard
Ms. Stephanie Llacuna
accompanied by agency team
Mrs. Mary E. Kohler Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Lane Mrs. Judine T. Lohnes members (L-R) Brandon McLemore,
Ms. Paulette A. Kolakawski Mrs. Celeste M. Lane Mrs. Rosemary Lombard Mary Reid, and Justine
Mrs. Maria P. Kolb Mr. & Mrs. Harry P. Lang Mr. Mike Londo
Mr. & Mrs. Max
Steele.
Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Koons Ms. Denise R. Langston Mrs. Linda Long
Mr. Scott Koorndyk Ms. Ruth E. Laprocina Mr. Donald Loper † T. Malleck
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Kotter Mr. & Mrs. Paul T. Larcom Mr. & Mrs. Michael D. Lopez Mr. Patrick Maloney
Mr. Mikel P. † & Mrs. Sue Ms. Miranda Laubie Mrs. Anne E. Lopez Mr. Michael A. Manfreda Ms. Denise J. McCarty
Koverman Mr. Darrell B. Lauderback Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Lorenzetti Dr. & Mrs. Frank Mannarino Mr. Brian P. McCarty
Mr. & Mrs. Charles E. Kraft Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Laumann, Jr. Mr. & Mrs.Travis Lovely Mr. Roy Manning Ms. Ellen McCloskey
Ms. Patricia L. Kraft Ms. Rosemary A. Laux Mr. & Mrs. Kevin A. Lowden Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth H. Marcellus The Honorable & Mrs. Michael
Mr. & Mrs.Terrence M. Kramer Mr. Francis Laws, IV Mr. & Mrs. Patrick A. Lowry Mr. & Mrs. James K. March McClurg
Ms. Linda Kramer Lt. Col. & Mrs. William L. Le Cain Mr. & Mrs.Thomas P. Lubinski Mr.Timothy J. Mark Ms. Kathryn A. McConkey
Dr. & Mrs. Mark E. Krebs Ms. Marianne LeButt Ms. Antonette Lucente Mrs. Barbara J. Marriott Mr. & Mrs.Timothy J. McCormick
Mr. & Mrs. Leo F. Krebs Ms. Janet Leden Mrs. Kathryn J. Luckett Ms. Barbara M. Marsh Ms. Colleen McCormick
Ms. Jane Krebs Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lee Ms. Susan M. Lucking Mrs. Jean C. Marten Ms. Jackie McCormick
Mr. Jonathan Kregor Ms. Rebecca Lefeld Ms. Nicole Luisi Ms. Debra A. Martin Mrs. Meghan McCormick
Mr. & Mrs.Tony Kremer Ms. Julie L. Lehman Ms. Marcella A. Lumpp Ms. Sarah L. Martinek Mr. & Mrs. James M. McCoy
Mr. John Kreusch Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lehmann Mr. Kenneth R. Lurz Mr. & Mrs.Thomas E. Massie Mr.Tyler B. McCoy
Mr. Robert Kriegbaum Ms. Janet L. Lehmann Mrs. Diane Luteran & Mr. Paul Reverend Joseph D. Massucci Ms. Laura A. McCray
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth D. Krimm Ms. Mary T. Lehmann Spaeth Mrs. Betty Matacia Mr. & Mrs. Steven McCrillis
Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Krolak Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Lehmkuhle Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Mathes Mr. & Mrs.Thomas W. McDermott
Mr. Kevin Krucki Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lehner MacClennan Mr. & Mrs. Phillip R. Mathes Mr. & Mrs. Michael J. McDonald
Mr. James F. Kuenle Mr. & Mrs. William J. Leibold Ms. Candida Mackell Mr. Bernard P. Matley Mrs. Armonde C. McElligott
Mr. Frank Kuhns Mr. Gregory Leingang Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mackenzie Mr.Trent Matthews Mr. & Mrs. Patrick McEntee
Ms. Barbara J. Kuhns Mr. & Mrs. Regis J. Lekan Dr. Gregory A. MacNealy Mr. Kevin Matthews Mr. & Mrs. John McFall
Dr. & Mrs. Joseph C. Kunkel Mr. & Mrs. John Lemming Mr. Matthew J. Madges Mr. Hubert Matumaini Mr. Michael McFarland
Mr. & Mrs. Peter H. Kuntz Mrs. Heidi Lenzo Ms. Joanna Maehren Mr. Joel A. Maurer Ms. Patricia McGeorge
Mr. James Kurpiel Mr. Scott Leverage Lt. Col. & Mrs.Timothy Magoto Mr. & Mrs. Billy Mayo Mrs. Alexa McGrady
Mr. David Kurtz Mr. & Mrs. Mark P. Levy Mr. & Mrs.Thomas A. Maher Mr. Frank E. McBride, Jr. Mr. Kenneth R. McHenry
Mr. Joseph Kwiatkowski Mr. Robert W. Lewis Mr. & Mrs. C. Stanley Maher Mr. John McCann Mrs. Marlene W. McLefresh
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Laage Ms. Jane Lieberth Mr.Thomas M. Mahle Mr. Michael W. McCann Mr. & Mrs. Patrick D. McMahon
Ms. Christine A. Lachey Ms. Melinda Liechty Dr.Theo J. Majka Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah McCarthy
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Lacon Mr. Jason Liette Mr.Thomas A. Maleike Contnued on next page
Mr. Marty Laengle
2019 Community Impact Report 19Contributors of cash gifts For Ms. Rosemary Picker
up to $999 continued Mr. Ralph Pinney
her Girl Scouts Silver Mr. & Mrs. Mark A. Pinti
Mr. & Mrs. Michael P. McManus Award Project, Diya Percy Mr. Michael Pitts
Maj. Gen. & Mrs. Edward G. from Incarnation Catholic School Mr. & Mrs. Allan J. Place
Ms. Brittany Platt
Mechenbier organized students and parishioners Ms. Felicia Platzke
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Meixner
Mr. Daniel J. Menke at Incarnation to put together Mr. Ronald R. Pleiman
Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Meyer hundreds of baby bags for CSSMV’s Mr. Michael J. Poelking
Ms. Marcella Pope
Mr. & Mrs. James A. Michaud parenting programs, complete with Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Poplinski
Mr. & Mrs. Art Michelini
Ms. Lynda K. Middleton diapers, wipes, books, blankets, Mrs. Jacqueline Porter
Ms. Stephanie A. Midlam shampoos, lotions and Mr. Michael J. Porter
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pothast
Ms. Elena Mikalauskas more. Mr. & Mrs. David Pottenger
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Milanese
Mr. LeRoy E. Miller Ms. Neta Potts
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J. Miller Mrs. Pam Powers
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Miller Mr. William M. Powers, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Miller Mr. & Mrs. Dan Powers
Mr. & Mrs. Gerald M. Miller Mrs. Rita I. Prichard
Ms. Sarah Miller Mr. Paul J. Prisaznuk
Mrs. Jil W. Miller Mr. James E. Pritchard & Mrs.
Mr. William T. Miller Paula J. Klosterman
Mrs. Kelly A. Millhouse Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Puskar
Ms. Michelle M. Mills Dr. & Mrs. Richard C. Quinttus
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Miltenberger Mr. & Mrs. Rex W. Raderstorf
Mr. Alexander Mingus Ms. Mary P. Rahilly
Mrs. Laura Minniear Mr. Gary L. Rammel
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas T. Miske Mr. Robert Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas S. Mitter Mr. & Mrs. Darryl Randall
Ms. Rita A. Mix Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Ratermann
Mr. Kenneth Monnier Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Rawe
Mr. & Mrs.Thomas E. Monnig Mr. David W. Rawers
Ms. Letitia M. Montavon Ms. Nora Rawn
Mr. Michael J. Montgomery Ms. Susan M. Redmond
Mrs. Christine Montour Mr. & Mrs. James W. Reed
Ms. Beverly J. Moody Ms. Paige Reichard
Dr. & Mrs. William F. Moroney Mr. Bill Reichert
Mr. & Mrs. Charles N. Moser Mr. Joseph Craig & Mrs. Mary
Dr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Moser E. Reid
Mr.Ted Moser Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey M. Reid
Mr. Robert L. Mott Ms. Mary L. Reid
Dr. & Mrs. Steven D. Mueller Mr. Phillip A. Reid
Mr. Neal J. Muhlenkamp Ms. Karen Reigelsperger
Mrs. Dorothy Muhlhauser Ms. Phyllis J. Reinhard
Mr. Samuel Mullins Mr. & Mrs. Jerry W. Reinstatler
Mr. Walter E. Murch Mr. Alessandro Rengan
Mrs. Jane Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Donald Rethman
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Murray, Jr. Mr. William Reynolds
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Murray Mrs. & Mr. Jocelyn Rhynard
Mrs. Nikki Murray Mr. & Mrs. Bill Riddle
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin C. Myers Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Ridenour
Deacon & Mrs. Philip B. Myers Mr. & Mrs.Tony Riegel
Ms. Leilani L. Myers Mr. & Mrs.Timothy S. Nolan Ms. Mary Ontko Mrs. Alisa Pauley Mrs. Mary Jo Riegel
Ms. Karen I. Myers Ms. Irene Norris Ms. Carolyn Oppy Mr. Ron Paulick Mr. Maurice Rindler
Ms. Heather Navarre Ms. Janet Noss Mrs. Mary A. Ording Ms. Joan Paus Mr. & Mrs. John Risko
Dr. & Mrs. John J. Naveau Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Nowak Mr. Daniel T. Organisciak Ms. Christina M. Pavlak Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ritze
Ms. Mary A. Nelson Mr. & Mrs. Andrew T. Nuss Mr. Luis A. Ortiz Mrs.Trina M. Pearson Mr.Timothy J. Rizer
Mr. & Mrs. Peter J. Neroni Ms. Karlee Nuttelman Mrs. Donna Oshea Mrs. Beverly A. Pendergast Mrs. Lila J. Roberts
Ms. Erin Nestor Robert E. Obach Mr. & Mrs.Thomas R. Otoski Ms. Grace Pera Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Robillard
Mr. Jeremy Newton Mr. & Mrs. Roger J. Obergefell Mr. William Otteson Mr. Dennis Percy Lt. Col. & Mrs. Samuel A.
Mr. Robert V. Nguyen Mr. & Mrs. Kevin R. O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Jaime Pacheco Mr. & Mrs. Anthony J. Perfilio Robinson
Mr. Jerry Nickell Mr. & Mrs. John Obringer Ms. Rosemary Padlo Mr. & Mrs. Mark Permelia Ms. Mary Ann Robinson
Mr. Robert Nicolls Mr. Daniel V. O’Callaghan Mr. & Mrs. Jerry L. Palmer Mr. Daniel J. Peters Ms. Roberta Robinson
Mr. Mark Niederkohr Mr. & Mrs. Carlo A. Odella Ms. Barbara J. Palmer Mr. Michael F. Petkus Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Rockafellow
Mrs. Germaine Niedzielski Mr. Francis Oglethorpe & Dr. Mr. Gregory M. Paquette Mr. Derek A. Petrey Mr. Raymond Rodriquez
Mr. Robert Niekamp Catherine Laruffa Ms. Lynda W. Passaretti Ms. Linda L. Petric Mr. & Mrs. Charles J.
Mr. Kirk Nienaber Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O’Hara Mr. Robert T. Passmore Mr. & Mrs. John Petry Roedersheimer
Mr. & Mrs. Leroy A. Nieport Mr. Gregory J. Oldiges Mr. & Mrs. William T. Paton, Jr. Ms. Julia Pfeil Ms. Gretchen Rolf
Dr. Paul Nitz Mr. Kevin P. O’Leary Mrs. Lori Patton Mr.Tan N. Pham Mr. & Mrs. Larry A. Roll
Ms. Patricia A. O’Malley Mr.Tom Paul
Mr.Timothy O’Neill
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