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2020
IMPACT
REPORT B E T H A N Y
h o u s e s e r v i c e s
RISING TO THE
CHALLENGE
DEAR FRIENDS,
OUR MISSION
Bethany House Services
empowers homeless and
at-risk families with the
solutions to achieve housing
stability and long-term
self-sufficiency. Challenging, ever-changing, and
continually uncertain are just a few
of the words that describe 2020, a
OUR VISION year we will never forget. The 100-
To live in a community where year pandemic and racial unrest very
all families have a place to painfully and powerfully exposed
call home and no one spends the disparities in our city and our
a night without shelter. country. The children and families
most affected by these disparities Susan S. Schiller Carolyn K. Washburn
are the ones that Bethany House
CORE VALUES serves every day.
RESPECT The barriers our single parents face increased dramatically this past year.
We value, listen to, learn The shortage of childcare for our youngest children, virtual school for our
from and appreciate each older children, and a depressed job market all hindered our parents from
other, our clients, our finding work and increasing their incomes. Equally challenging was finding
board, our donors and apartments so families could leave shelter.
our community. During the past year, Bethany House’s dedicated and resilient staff
maintained or exceeded outcomes for our families equivalent to pre-
EMPOWERMENT
pandemic levels. We navigated the uncertainties of COVID-19 without any
We encourage, build
staff reductions or furloughs. We reached our goal of a starting salary of
confidence, inspire and
$15 an hour for staff. We added new positions to help with our children’s
promote each person’s right
education and social-emotional development. We successfully managed
to self-determination.
through a pandemic year and ended with a small surplus. Plus, we raised
INTEGRITY $7.5 million toward our capital campaign project!
We insist on absolute While COVID-19 continues to challenge our resources, operating
honesty, the highest capacity, and spirits, our homeless families and staff are successfully
standard of conduct moving forward thanks to the unwavering support of our larger
and accountability Bethany House family.
to each other and to all
of our stakeholders. In this year of upheaval, Bethany House is proud to report that we
provided services to 3,565 individuals from 972 families across all
EXCELLENCE our shelter, housing, and prevention programs. We were able to do this
We demonstrate exceptional because of the unbelievable support of our Board of Directors, our Board
performance and service. Committees and all of our donors and volunteers. Our sincere thanks to
each of you! Together we helped our families achieve housing, self-
COLLABORATION sufficiency and independence!
We work with each other
and our community to fulfill Gratefully,
our mission and achieve
our vision.
Carolyn K. Washburn Susan S. Schiller
HOSPITALITY Board Chair Chief Executive Officer
We welcome with
compassion those in need
of housing and services.
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2020 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Impact of COVID on Bethany Families Officers
Carolyn K. Washburn, Chair
The pandemic has upended lives around the world. COVID-19 is more than Lucy A. Crane, Vice Chair
a health crisis. It is a human, economic and social crisis — especially for
M. Gail Myers, Secretary
children and families without a home.
Susan M. Dyer, Treasurer
Last March we closed our congregate shelters in Fairmount and Bond Hill,
and they are still closed today. Moving families to hotel rooms was just Members
the first step to keep everyone safe and healthy. Finding ways to provide H. Kim Baird
services meant one adjustment after another. Providing three meals a day Donald L. Brown
to 25 families in hotels, ensuring everyone had safety supplies, reassigning Lucy A. Crane
staff — every day meant something new. Ross A. Crawford
Jamie S. Easterling
Families have continued to move from shelter to permanent housing in
Jeffrey A. Eberlein
spite of increased difficulty finding jobs and housing. Case Managers and Jackqueline D. Grant
Housing Specialists connected with parents via phone, FaceTime, and in Steven D. Hengehold
person, when possible. Virtual school, problems with technology devices Sr. Lynn Heper, SC
and access and the constant changes in district policies put the children in Robert J. Inkrot, Past Chair
homeless families another year behind (now at least 2 years behind their Catherine A. Kitchin
non-homeless peers) and stressed without behavioral health supports. Susan L. Macy
Megan J. McCuen
A silver lining to the pandemic has been the level of collaboration within
Sean G. Mullins
our community. All four family shelters, other homeless services providers, Gregory W. Olson
the city, county, the United Way, local foundations, and individual donors Albert C. Smitherman
shared knowledge and resources to keep our children and their families Robie K. Suggs
safe. We are grateful to our dedicated partners who problem-solved, Amanda R. Toole
innovated, and faced every day determined to help families move from David L. Tramontana
homelessness to shelter, and from shelter to permanent housing. Ian A. Van Handel
Pamela A. Webb
Carole C. Williams
Dedication of Bethany House Staff Nahamani D. Yisrael
The dedication and problem-solving ability of Bethany House staff was
unsurpassed this past year. They were on the job each and every day of ADVISORY COUNCIL
Robert A. Alexander
the COVID crisis to ensure families had safe shelter and to support them
John D. Banchy
in their search for employment and housing. When other workers were Stephen G. Brinker
safe at home, our staff weathered the risk. This commitment to fulfill our Dr. Robert S. Heidt, Jr.
mission — to empower families to achieve long term self-sufficiency and Thomas C. Leugers
housing stability — is the cornerstone of our families’ success.
LEADERSHIP TEAM
Susan S. Schiller
Susan Schiller Honored as C-Suite Award Winner Chief Executive Officer
In 2020, the Cincinnati Business Courier Margaret J. Dierkers, Ph.D.
presented CEO Susan Schiller with the CEO Chief Operating Officer
C-Suite Award for her contribution and Kelly K. Freyler, CPA
commitment to the community and her Chief Financial Officer
outstanding professional performance. Denise V. Hill, MHA, CCDII
Family Services Director
In accepting the award, Schiller gave
credit to the dedicated staff and committed Mary E. Bennett-Brown
volunteers and especially, the families. “My Human Resource Director
inspiration comes from the homeless children Taryn R. Frymire, MS, LSW
and their parents who come to Bethany Housing Director
Susan Schiller accepting her
House every day. As a community, we have to C-Suite award from Colleen Gwendolyn M. Green, M. Ed., LSW
ensure every family has a place to call home Swanson of VonLehman CPA & Shelter Director
and no spends a night without shelter.” Advisory Firm. Deanna L. Powell
Development Director
IMPACT REPORT 2020 3
ADDRESSING HOMELESSNESS
SHELTER OUR “SPECIAL SAUCE”
A foundation trustee was reviewing our 2020
outcomes and asked “What’s your ‘Special Sauce?’”
Here is the recipe to Bethany House’s “Special Sauce.”
1 Our
wrap-around, holistic services
We take care of the family’s immediate
293 1082 725 needs — a safe place to stay, a bed, food,
clothing, help finding a job and an apartment,
Families Individuals Children connecting families to medical and mental
healthcare, and getting the kids back in school
or childcare. We also prevent repeat episodes
of homelessness by addressing all of the
52,210 Total number of bed
nights provided
families’ needs.
2 Our unbelievably committed, dedicated,
and knowledgeable staff who are trained
in providing trauma-informed care.
3 Our
work
focus on the children. Moms can’t
if the kids’ needs aren’t being met or
if they are not in school or day care. 70%
of the people in our shelter are kids!
4 Our
Aftercare and Post-Shelter Support
Services provide help after families leave
shelter or after they leave a housing program.
THE HIGHLIGHTS
SHELTER OUTCOMES HOUSING OUTCOMES
In spite of the 96% of families Rapid Re-Housing Shelter Diversion Permanent Supportive Housing
pandemic, leaving shelter In spite of the pandemic, Shelter Diversion 38% of families left with
Bethany housed moved to Bethany housed the prevented 91% increased or same income
the same number positive housing same number of families of the families
of families in situations in 2020 as 2019 from entering
2020 as 2019 shelter within KEYS – Keeping Every Youth
43% of families Safe – Pregnant or Parenting
12 months after
2-year recidivism rate increased or Youth 18-24
leaving the
(return to shelter) was 12% maintained income Shelter Diversion In 2020 Bethany House served
2-year recidivism rate program. 71% more pregnant and
33% of families verage length
A (return to shelter) was 14% parenting youth than in 2019.
left shelter with of stay in shelter
increased income decreased 11% AFTER SHELTER….AFTER HOUSING….STABILIZING FAMILIES
In 2020, we sheltered 85% of In 2020 Bethany 331 families received case
all homeless families who were House increased management, financial and/
placed in family shelters through Our programs their homeless or in-kind support after
the regional homeless helpline
(does not include families served by
are effective prevention
services by 18%.
leaving shelter or a housing
program, reducing the risk of
the domestic violence shelter) repeat homelessness.
Bethany House provided services to
3,565 INDIVIDUALS from 972 FAMILIES across
all our shelter, housing, and prevention programs.
HOUSING
RAPID
RE-HOUSING
221 837 560
Families Individuals Children
SHELTER
DIVERSION
57 188 129
Families Individuals Children
“There is no magic wand for improving
PERMANENT
SUPPORTIVE 29 109 67
HOUSING Families Individuals Children
your life situation — you have to have
the desire to change it yourself. The
KEYS-PREGNANT
support I found at Bethany House
empowered me to achieve much more
OR PARENTING
YOUTH 18-24
41 71 31
than I could have imagined. And because YEARS Families Individuals Children
of this empowerment, it is my absolute
pleasure to give back to an organization TOTAL HOUSING PROGRAMS
that gave so much to me.”
– Monique, shelter client 348 Families | 1,205 Individuals | 786 Children
POST SHELTER SUPPORT AFTERCARE
AFTER
SHELTER 249 968 619 82 310 219
Families Individuals Children Families Individuals Children
“Don’t give up no matter
what! The shelter staff is
there to help. Follow through
and keep the faith because in
the end, it will be worth it.”
– Melissa, shelter client
AFFORDABLE HOUSING and our
SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Bethany Homes, our
24-unit apartment building of safe, affordable
IMPACT REPORT 2019 | 5
housing and our social enterprise netted
$51,000 to support our mission.
IMPACT REPORT 2020 5
TRANSFORMING LIVES
ADIT
Following a series of ill-fated events, single mom Adit and her
two daughters found themselves suddenly homeless on the
streets of Cincinnati. Having nowhere to turn, Adit and her girls
found themselves at Bethany House. After a difficult journey,
she is now proud to share her experiences with Bethany House,
hoping that she may inspire others.
“Bethany House took us in, fed us, made sure we had clothes,
made sure my daughter was properly enrolled in school, and
had everything she needed for school, including a laptop. They
gave us bus cards, but more importantly, they encouraged us to
become independent and self-sufficient. They encouraged us to
eat healthy with nutrition classes, they made sure my daughter
received a physical for school, and helped us in numerous ways.
The staff at Bethany House helped me in every way they could.
They extended every kindness, comfort, and help that they could
give to us. I am so thankful to Bethany House; we would not have
made it without them.” Adit
KESHA
It was Christmas Eve when ten-year-old Kesha’s
mother left an abusive marriage. With nowhere
to turn, Kesha, along with her mother and three
siblings, walked to Bethany House where they found
hope. That was thirty years ago.
Now a college
graduate and
mother, Kesha
recently sent her
first donation to
Bethany House,
along with the
following message:
“I would like to Kesha (on the right), her mom and siblings.
bless the families
with this donation. us in, fed us, counseled my mother and provided a
God blessed me place for us to call home, a furnished apartment.
in so many ways Please accept this small token of appreciation. I
and I would like to sincerely thank this organization and all your staff
Kesha bless others. Your for their compassion, generosity, kindness and
organization is dear support. Please share this with the families. May
to my heart. About 30 years ago my mother, siblings they remain hopeful, prayerful and thankful. Thanks
and I used to live there, and Bethany House took for being a blessing to so many families.”
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JAMIE
After winning the fight against addiction,
Jamie and her family found themselves facing
homelessness. Empowered by Bethany House
Services she was able to achieve stability in a
home of her own.
“I was addicted to drugs for 10-12 years of my
life when I ended up pregnant with my daughter. I
had to do something to get better. At that point I
felt defeated; I was at my worst and just ready to
give in. I went through treatment, and when I got
out I was behind a few months’ rent, so I had to
either come up with the money or find someplace
else to go. As I was packing my things, I received a
call telling me there was a place for us at Bethany
House.
I’m now clean for five years. I have a job where I get
to work with others who are in a situation similar to
mine. Everyone at Bethany House was really helpful,
supportive and caring in my time of struggle. I was
discouraged a lot; they were always encouraging
me to keep taking one more step forward. Bethany
House is an overall miracle for people who are
struggling to get back on their feet. The place is
amazing, the people are amazing, and I’m just really
Jamie and her children.
grateful for my time there.”
THANK YOU, VOLUNTEERS!
Even though we suspended our regular
volunteer activity in March due to COVID-19,
Bethany House was still blessed with
1,056 INDIVIDUALS
who volunteered
8,857 HOURS during 2020.
THANK YOU for preparing dinners, coordinating
donation drives, helping with fundraisers or in
the office, landscaping, serving on our board and
committees and for supporting our mission.
IMPACT REPORT 2020 7
BETHANY HOUSE’S NEW SHELTER
In the words of
our mothers… How has Bethany responded to the
increased needs of families experiencing
homelessness?
They welcomed me into their family Bethany House’s comprehensive family-centered services
and took care of me at my darkest provide safety, shelter, food, clothing, life skills classes, case
time. Finally, I could take a deep management, children’s programs, and physical and mental
breath and figure out what we health care access. Prevention services, including post-shelter
were going to do. – Brenda
stabilization, help families in danger of losing their homes due
to a temporary situation secure emergency assistance.
In 2015, we grew from 30 to 130 beds when a local shelter
They gave me peace of mind. They
closed, and we accepted management of their three apartment-
allowed me to stop worrying about
based family shelters. In 2018, we added 40 “overflow” beds
where we were going to sleep and
what we were going to eat and that have been filled ever since. This growth has led to Bethany
start focusing on the solution of House operating out of seven locations, none of which were
how we could be successful long- designed to shelter families, and three buildings where we rent
term. – Nahamani apartments. While we continue to provide life-changing services
to our families, our facilities have reached capacity. Our
buildings are not designed to shelter hundreds of families and
as a result, limit the level of service and programming we can
I lost my job and we were evicted. provide. The physical structures significantly challenge efficient
It was terrifying and unpredictable and effective operation and hinder our ability to provide the
at times. To have that security and best possible services to our families.
stability is essential. – Monique
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AND SERVICES CENTER
Why do we need a new shelter? Why Bethany House?
The number of families in need of emergency shelter As the region’s largest family shelter, Bethany House is
and the severity of the barriers to safe housing uniquely positioned to increase services to reach more
continue to rise in Greater Cincinnati. Calls to the families and ensure vulnerable families receive the
regional homeless helpline increased 22% in 2019 and best possible care and experiences. This new building
another 24% in 2020. It is no longer enough to provide will increase the services we are able to provide to
food and a safe, clean place to sleep—moms, dads, families who are most in need, ultimately breaking the
and kids need on-site mental and physical healthcare, intergenerational cycle of homelessness.
education, parenting counseling, employment services
Importantly, the new facility is designed specifically
and connections to community services.
for homeless parents and children. It will incorporate
While demand for family trauma-informed care into its design, including private
shelter continues to grow, family bedrooms, communal-style common spaces and
Calls to the our facilities are holding age-appropriate enrichment areas as well as indoor
us back. Families are and outdoor children's play spaces. These elements
regional homeless now scattered among have been shown to be effective for serving homeless
helpline increased five shelters and families and minimizing trauma.
must travel among
22% in 2019 the buildings for How can we achieve our vision of a
and another 24% services; this is costly new shelter?
and time-consuming,
in 2020. and the scattered sites Our campaign strategy seeks to bring together
means unequal access to public, private and tax credit support to reach our
programs. goal. Bethany House has already seen tremendous
community support and more than $12.4 million has
What is the solution? been raised to date, 82% from private funding sources.
New Markets Tax Credits could provide more than $2.5
To address our community’s need, Bethany House
million for the project.
is building a new family homeless shelter and
comprehensive services center. This consolidation Can you help?
of seven buildings into a single facility will enable
Bethany House to provide the best quality of care Bethany House is urgently working to reach our
and improve access to a full-range of supportive fundraising goal in the second quarter of
services to every family it serves—and it will this year so that we can secure tax
enable Bethany House to serve more than credits and begin construction.
Can you help your neighbors in
100 additional families in shelter each The average
year. Additionally, the average length of their time of need?
stay for families in shelter is expected length of stay
To donate to the One
to decrease by 30% because of the for families in shelter is Step Closer to Home
improved efficiency and effectiveness Capital Campaign,
of providing all services under one expected to decrease by 30%
please visit https://
roof. Fewer families will be sleeping because of the improved bethanyhouseservices.org/
in abandoned buildings, in their cars, campaign-donations
or on the streets of Cincinnati.
efficiency and effectiveness
or send your check to:
of providing all services 1841 Fairmount Avenue,
under one roof. Cincinnati OH 45214.
IMPACT REPORT 2020 9
DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION
Following the racial unrest in 2020, the attention of a nation focused on the inequalities
and inequities many Americans face each day. Bethany House has always valued diversity,
equity and inclusion at all levels of the organization. Here is an update on our efforts to
create opportunities for all people this past year.
Economic Inclusion and lived homeless experience. The number of
The families we serve are always the poorest in our people of color has grown from 5% to 28% during that
community and the first to be negatively impacted time. Bethany House’s new 2021-2023 Strategic Plan
by economic downturns and health threats. Ninety continues the focus on diversity and inclusion.
percent of shelter guests are people of color,
including 1%-2% reporting Hispanic ethnicity. Virtually Supporting Front-Line Staff
all families have incomes below 200% of the federal Cincinnati’s childhood poverty rates are due in part
poverty guidelines. Ninety-three percent to the low income of their parents. Bethany House
of families are headed by a single made a commitment to ensure all staff received a
mother. Bethany House’s holistic living wage and increased the starting salaries of
services include job readiness, our front-line staff to $15 per hour.
employment counseling and “Inclusion is not
services. In 2020, despite the bringing people into
pandemic, 33% of families DEI in the Construction
left shelter with increased what already exists; it of New Building
income and 43% of families is making a new space, It was important for Bethany House to
increased or maintained a better space for highlight their commitment to diversity,
income when leaving our equity, and inclusion in the construction
Rapid Re-Housing program.
everyone.” of their new shelter and services center.
– George Dei TriVersity and Jostin were chosen for
construction management based on their
Board Diversity
expertise, but also on the fact that they are both
Since 2014 Bethany House’s Strategic
minority-owned construction companies and because
Plans have specifically identified goals to
they committed to a 50% minority contractor spend
diversify board membership on race, gender, age,
on the project.
10 513-921-1131 | bethanyhouseservices.org89%
Expenses
6% Development
2020 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW 5% Administration
2020 Operating Revenue
Government &
Contributions 26% $1,846,549
65% Other Contracts
Government and Other Contracts 65% 4,623,576 26% Contributions
Special Events (net expense) 2% 119,002
3% Rental Fees
Rental Fees Bethany Homes 3% 195,367 BethanyHomes
Donated Materials and Services 1% 94,819 3% Other Income
Other Income 3% 189,264 Special Events
2% (net expense)
Total Revenue $7,068,577
Donated Materials
1% & Services
2020 Program Operating Expenses
Shelter 31% $2,020,597
Rapid Rehousing 41% 2,687,190
Permanent Supportive Housing 6% 427,125
Aftercare 1% 61,731 89% Total Program
Expenses
Shelter Diversion 2% 99,955
Family Housing Partnership 5% 335,712
6% Development
Permanent Housing 3% 192,693 5% Administration
Total Program Expenses 89% $5,825,003
Development 6% 391,447
Administration 5% 320,548
Total Expenses $6,536,998
Liabilities and Net Assets Non Operating Income and Expenses
Government &
ASSETS
65% Other Contracts
Investment Income $187,638
Cash and Cash Equivalents $4,865,820
26%Gain on Debt Extinguishment
Contributions $440,800
Receivables 4,921,066 Capital Campaign
3% Rental Fees Contributions $6,365,848
Investments 2,434,764 BethanyHomes
Capital Campaign Expenses $226,938
Property and Equipment 1,511,628 3% Other Income
Other Assets 19,818 Special Events
Total Assets $13,753,096 (netYOU
2% Are Interested in LEAVING A LEGACY
expense)
1% for Cincinnati’s
Donated Materials Homeless Families?
LIABILITIES & Services
Accounts Payable $120,770
A bequest through a Last Will and Testament is the simplest
Accrued Expenses 178,596 way to create a lasting legacy of support to homeless
Mortgage Payable 500,000 children and their parents in our community.
Security Deposits 13,694 Suggested language for making a bequest to Bethany House
Total Liabilities $813,060 Services: “I give, devise and bequeath to Bethany House
Services, 1841 Fairmount Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45214, the
Net Assets With Donor Restrictions 9,034,097
sum of $____ or ____% of the rest, residue and remainder of
Net Assets Without Donor Restrictions 3,905,939 my estate for its general purpose.”
Total Liabilities and Net Assets $13,753,096
IMPACT REPORT 2020 11One Step Closer to Home Capital Campaign
2020 CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
While Bethany House continues to provide life-changing services to our families, our facilities are holding us back.
Emergency shelter is the critical first step to housing for children and families experiencing homelessness.
Our sincere thanks to the following individuals, corporations, foundations, churches, and organizations who
are partnering with us to build a new family shelter and comprehensive services center. The Capital Campaign
donors listed below have donated and/or pledged their support during 2019, 2020, and through March 31, 2021.
If you are interested in learning more about the consolidation of our seven buildings into a
single family-focused and trauma-informed facility that will provide the best possible
services to our families, please call 513-921-1131.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN Kevin Finn Maly Family Fund of the Greater
Cincinnati Foundation
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust
First Financial Foundation Donald C. Schmitt Fund of the
1/1/2019-3/31/2021 JoAnne Fischesser Marge & Charles J. Schott Foundation Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Lori and Mark Allen Michael Fishel Robert J. Marzheuser Janet and Kenneth Schneider
Clara and Robert Alpern Aaron Flicker Matt Mauller L & C Schroder Family Giving Fund
American Financial Group, Inc. David Fuller The Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson David Schuley
Susan and Derek van Amerongen Foundation Scripps Howard Foundation
James J. and Joan A. Gardner Family
Carly Anderson Foundation Carolyn McCabe and Joe Wiman Susan and Patrick Sedler
The Andrew Jergens Foundation Donna & Karl Grafe Megan and Mike McCuen Roger Selya
Anonymous Greater Cincinnati Foundation Tommy McEvoy Justin Shafer
Ann and Todd Bailey Gary Groh Jennifer and Cameron McKinney Pamela Shannon
Kim and Laurie Baird Michelle and Roger Gutwein Mary Kay and Bob Mecum Sabrina Shattles and Duane Day
Nancy and Michael Baker Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Linda and Charles Merk Susan and Chip Skidmore
Kathy and John Baker Foundation Messer Construction Liza and Albert Smitherman
Jan and Chris Beard Sister Mary Alice Haithcoat, S.C. Pamela and Thomas Mischell Whitney Smith
Ken Berger Karri and Arthur Hathaway Anita Montgomery The Spaulding Foundation
Beshear Family Charitable Fund, Mary Jo and Michael Haverkamp Nancy Morris Christin and Thomas Spurr
a Donor Advised Fund of The U.S. Craig Hayden Suzanne Morrissey Anjanette and Michael Stautberg
Charitable Gift Trust Harlold C. Schott Foundation Mossbarger Family Fund Melissa and Brian Stautberg
Thomas R. and Marion F. Blohm Fund Heidt Family Foundation Sandra and Thomas Murphy Bob & Lynn Stenger (Cincinnati Mine
of The Greater Cincinnati
Martha and Lawrence Heitkamp Gail Myers & Fred Klaiss & Machinery)
Foundation
Steve Hengehold Mark Nelson The Stephens Family Giving Fund
Christine and Christopher Bochenek
Sr. Lynn Heper, S.C. L&L Nippert Charitable Foundation G. Albert Stevenson
Clare and Ronald Brichler
The Fred and Jane Herzner Fund of Virginia and Neil Oconnor Gretchen Steward
Clement and Ann Buenger Foundation
the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Ohio National Foundation Kathleen and Bernard Suer
Fund of the Greater Cincinnati
Foundation Ruth Holthaus Ohio State Capital Robie Suggs
Burkehaven Family Foundation Ed & Joann Hubert Family Ohio Valley Foundation Sutphin Family Foundation, PNC Bank
Foundation, Inc.
Linda and Frederick Buschmann Sylvia Osterday Howard G. Thiemann Revocable Trust
Lawrence Humbert
Jennifer Carroll Our Lady of America Ministries Anne Thomas
Ignite Philanthropy Advisors, LLC
Liz Carter Jamie Overbey Rebecca Thompson
Janet and Robert Inkrot
Susan Casey P & G Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Amanda Toole
Stephen Inkrot Foundation
Cincinnati Hearing Center Constance Tracey
Mary Inkrot-Schroder and Mark The Pepper Family Fund of the
City of Cincninati Connie and Kevin Tracy
Schroder Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Kevin Clear Cynthia and David Tramontana
Jewish Federation of Cincinnati Peter Cremer North America, LP
Lucy A. Crane and Paul Sullivan TriVersity Construction Group
Jennifer Jones Glenn & Cassandra Plott
Ross Crawford and Susan Oakley Wendy and Ian Van Handel
Jostin Construction, Inc. Bonnie Pollard
David Crystal Marielou and Albert Vierling
Denise and Gary Justice Barbara Poppe and William Faith
Marjorie Davis Mike Vieth
Paul Kaszubski Sean Pratt
Day 1 Families Fund John Vomacka
Deidre and Stephen Keckis Becky and Keith Riggs
Margaret J. Dierkers Carolyn and Perry Washburn
Catherine and Cameron Kitchin Debbie Riley
Judith and Jerry Diers Pamela and Ron Webb
Rose and William Koch Harry Robinson
Mallory Dodd Western & Southern Financial Fund
Frederick G. and Joyce G. Koehler Roettker Family Fund
Clare Driehaus Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Stephen Wheeler
Janie and Thomas Schaefer
Caitlin Dyer Foundation Steve Wilken
Barbara Schehl
Susan and Terrence Dyer Jane and Dennis Koenig Campbell Williams Family Foundation
Carolyn Scheidler-Kramer
Kate and Jeff Eberlein Brea-Anne Lauer Charles & Carole Ann Yeazell
Sister Ginny Scherer, S.C.
Shelia Ervin Tom and Diane Leugers Nahamani Yisrael
Susan and Michael Schiller
The Farmer Family Foundation Lauren and Thomas Mahoney Debbie Zimmerman
Steve Schipp
Christina and Joseph Finke Kathleen Malone
12 513-921-1131 | bethanyhouseservices.orgANNUAL FUND – $4,999 AND ABOVE
2020 DONORS
2020 ANNUAL FUND DONORS
THANK YOU to our 2020 donors! Your partnership ensures that families who are at-risk of, or are
experiencing homelessness, get the help they need! Your gifts make our prevention, emergency
shelter, housing assistance, or post shelter support services possible.
Each of you are very important to us! We have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of all names
listed. If your name was overlooked or printed incorrectly, we apologize, and ask that you please
contact us at 513-557-2402, so we can correct our records.
Annual Fund
Annual giving provides unrestricted funding for our services
and is critical to our families’ success. The overwhelming
generosity of those listed below enabled us to meet the
unprecedented challenges of 2020. We are forever grateful!
ANNUAL FUND The Daniel & Susan Pfau Foundation Nancy and Craig Benhase Friends of Sherrod Brown
The Lawrence Home Association Lynn and Robert Besl Betty and Kenton Gast
$100,000 AND ABOVE The Standard Insurance Co. Katherine and John Biederman Sarah and Joe Giordano
Anonymous U.S. Bank Foundation Bob’s Discount Furniture, LLC Gold Star Chili
Catholics United for the Poor Maria and Herb Vallier Lea and Stephen Brinker Greater Cincinnati Foundation
United Way of Greater Cincinnati William Brody Summertime Kids
$5,000 - 9,999
Ray Broerman Shirley Groh
$50,000 - 99,999 Anonymous
Ann and Don Brown Angela and Christopher Habel
Calvary Episcopal Church Julie Bauke
M. Phoebe Brown Karen and Michael Hales
Charles H. Dater Foundation Dorothy and David Buescher
Joan and Kenneth Campbell Mary Jo and Michael Haverkamp
Greater Cincinnati Foundation Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr.
Campbell Williams Family Linda and Doug Hawley
James J. and Joan A. Gardner Foundation
Family Foundation Foundation Mary Hilvert
William Creech
Johnson Charitable Gift Fund Mary and Robert Cash Margaret and Michael Hinzman
David & Ann Early Foundation
Charles & Ruth Seligman Family Alysse Hollis
$10,000 - $49,999 Edward C. and Robert C. Bott
Foundation Phil Horenstein
Fund of the Greater Cincinnati
Anonymous Church of Ascension & Holy Trinity
Foundation Hydro Systems Company
Laurie and Kim Baird Cincinnati Development Fund
Cheryl and Ian Foley InfoTrust Foundation
Christmas for Jesus’ Poor Cincinnati Hearing Center
General Electric Foundation Idit Isaacsohn
Coalition on Homelessness and Cincinnati Monthly Meeting of
Ellen and Greg Gottschlich J & J Berg Fund of the Greater
Housing in Ohio Religious Society of Friends
Johnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Cincinnati Foundation
Connexus Credit Union Marci Cohen
Program Janice and Randy Johnson
Fink Family Charitable Fund Susan Holden Oakley and Ross
Suzanne and Bill Joiner Joseph W. and Louise A.
General Mills Foundation Hometown Crawford Rhodenbaugh Family Fund of the
Justin R. Niklas Family Foundation
Grantmaking D.O.V. Graphics, Inc. Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Daniel Koppenhafer
Home City Ice Matthew Daugherty Shirley and Jay Joyce
Diane and Thomas Leugers
J. Brenda Hoskins Charles Delaney Junior Woman’s Club of Wyoming
Peter Levin
Interact for Health Connie and John Dettmer Foundation
Network for Good
Jack J. Smith Charitable Trust PNC Donna Deye Kathy and David Kammerer
Bank Vivian Rust
Judith and Jerry Diers Ann and Stewart Katz
Ellis Kaimann Janie and Thomas Schaefer
Marifran and Bill Dirkes Jennifer Koerner
Lair Kennedy The Community of the Good
Laura Doerger-Roberts Kroger Community Rewards
Shepherd
LCNB National Bank Ami Kulkarni
WCA Group, LLC Clare Driehaus
Marge & Charles J. Schott L & N Employees Giving Fund
Barbara Weyand Paul Duplace
Foundation
Susan and Terrence Dyer Mark LaRosa
Elizabeth Dallman and Samir Patel $1,000 - 4,999 Eastminster Presbyterian Church Lynda and William Leugers
PNC Foundation Advanced Caulking, LLC Elite Biomedical Solutions LLC Karen Litkovitz
Juliana and Douglas Prince Kathy and Daniel Aerni Enterprise Holdings Foundation Diane and Hugh Lynch
SC Ministry Foundation Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust Evelyn W. Dunn Charitable Trust Magid Glove and Safety
Marlene and Joseph Schwarz Anonymous Carol and Alan Faulhaber Kathleen Malone
Sisters of Charity Jillian and Kevin Aug Elizabeth and Matthew Femia Joyce and Robert Maly
Clara Spreen Kathleen and Thomas Aug First Lutheran Church Marathon Petroleum Corporation
Lucy and Michael Steiner Helene and Bruce Ault Elaine and Henry Fischer Sarah Mathews
Sutphin Family Foundation, PNC Nancy and Michael Baker Lisa and James Freson Tara and Clifford McClintinck
Bank
IMPACT REPORT 2020 13ANNUAL FUND – $100 – $4,999
2020 ANNUAL FUND DONORS
Kate and Jeff Eberlein John Sheridan
Paycor associates volunteering
Jean Ferris SHP
at Bethany House
Theresa and Robert Fisk Sidbern Fund
Fresh Anointing Impact Church Donna and Mark Steinmetz
Roger Friedmann The Children’s Home
Anne and Louis George The Community of the Transfiguration
Melissa and Christopher Goodwin Total Quality Logistics
Sheri Griley Connie and Kevin Tracy
Babu Gupta Heather Tubbs Cooley and Derek
Kim and James Gusweiler Cooley
Kathy Haberer Richard Tuchfarber
Keith Hale Mary Uhlenbrock
Michael Hansen Ulmer & Berne Foundation Fund at
the Cleveland Foundation
Karri and Arthur Hathaway
United Way Of Greater Atlanta
Judith and Robert Heile
United Way of the Mid South
Kathleen and Joseph Herzog
Pamela and Michael McLaughlin Christin and Thomas Spurr Christina and David Valentine
Sherrie and Fred Heyse
Ellen McVey St. Gertrude Parish Tim Viox
Melanie Holroyd
Messer Construction Starbucks Foundation: Neighborhood Karen Weese
Mary Jo Huismann
Miami Valley Christian Academy Grants Fund Wells Fargo Clearing Services, LLC
IBM Matching Gift Program
Michael Ibold Wilger Foundation Linda and James Steffen Westwood United Methodist Church
Janet and Robert Inkrot
Joseph Mischell Stella M. Buerger Charitable Trust John Weyand
Mary and William Ivers
Pamela and Thomas Mischell Lynn and Robert Stenger Beth Wheeler
Karen Johnson
Thomas E. and Pamela M. Mischell Stuart G. Chantilas Family Fund of Jeff Whelan
Johnnie Jones
Family Foundation the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Connie Widmer
Julie Kadooka
Montgomery Presbyterian Church Kathleen and Bernard Suer Women in Cable
Paul Kaszubski
Suzanne Morrissey Kimberly Teegarden Telecommunications - Greater Ohio
Patty and Thomas Keckeis
Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church The City Club of Cincinnati
Foundation Catherine and Cameron Kitchin $100 - $499
Theresa and Kenneth Mullen AC Trucking & Warehousing
The Homan Foundation Linda Klump
Jennifer and Sean Mullins Krista and Joshua Adamow
Brandi Trimm Marlene and Urban Kocher
Gail Myers Affinity Displays & Expositions Inc.
Christel Tyree Ashley and David Kohnen
David Nurre All Saints Catholic Church
Brittany Ulrich Lori Landrum
Mary Olberding Catherine and Erik Allaben
Virginia K. Weston Assistance Fund of Tawnia Langmeyer
Onebridge Jane Allan
the Greater Cincinnati Foundation Melanie and Ryan Laurent
Marcia and Daniel Pardekooper Joy and Thomas Amann
Joseph Wambaugh Mary and James Lazzari
Derrick Patenaude Amazon Smiles
Lucy Ward Mary and Daniel Long
Ann and Al Paulsen American Legion Unit 484
Kathleen and Stephen Warden James Loomis
Penn Station American Modern Foundation
Carolyn and Perry Washburn Kurt Louis
Francie and John Pepper American Modern Insurance Group
William Weber Marathon Petroleum Corporation
David Persons Ameritas Life Insurance Corp
Donna and Edward Wenstrup Regina and Thomas Mayerchak
Peter Cremer North America, LP Susan Ankenbauer
Dina and David Wilder Mike McConnell
Bryan Peters Anonymous
Karen and Jeffrey Witte Megan and Mike McCuen
Tasha Porter Susan Emerson-Ansel and Daniel Ansel
Wood-Byer Foundation Barbara McElroy
Trisha and Rob Poulos Natalie Antonio
Debra and Calvin Wright Vera and David Meakin
Adam Powell Apple Corporation
Zonta Club of Cincinnati Alex Menne
Nancy Rankin Johanne Armstrong
Gwen and Karl Merkley
Mary and Ranjit Rath $500 - $999
Lisa and Peter Miccoli Mary Asbury
Ravi Ravinuthala AAA Allied Group Children’s Outing
Jennifer and Soloman Mohamed Frank Auciello
Mary and Peter Rebold Abbott Laboratories
Grant Mueller Ann and Christopher Auffrey
Constance and Robert Reed Ashley and Robert Altenau
Janet Myles Kelly and Matthew Austin
Jamin Rexing American Society of Highway
Cindy Schenkel and Bill Nester Susan and Bernard Bacevich
Engineers
Robert A. & Marian K. Kennedy Kirsten Ballman
Anonymous JoAnne and Frank Noyes
Charitable Trust
Amy and Peter Okin Alice and Andrew Bartish
Robert Rose Jessica Bauml
Maureen Orozco Cira Beauly
Constance Ryan Seiter Elizabeth and John Betagole
Sylvia Osterday Nora and Phillip Beckmann
Jyoti and Harsh Sachdeva Harry Blaney
Our Lady of the Visitation Church Jane and Larry Bennett
SC Ministry Sr. Elise Fund Blue Ash Presbyterian Church
Jane and James Paulin Martha Bens
Susan and Michael Schiller Andrea and Gerald Breen
PNC Foundation Mona Berkemeyer
Ann Schreiber Barbara Bruser
Connie Pohl Sr. Patmarie Bernard, SC
Christine Schroder Mary and James Casey
Lisa and John Pomerleau Kathleen and Duane Berwanger
Sherry and Gregory Schultz Cincinnati Kiwani’s Club Foundation,
Inc. Linda and Paul Prophit Ellen Beyer
Denise Schumacher and Dana Davis
Cincinnati Northern Kentucky Chapter Patricia and Timothy Reilly Stacey and Billy Bie
Mary Schweitzer
of the American Payroll Dave Roettker Samantha Birtcil
Kathryn and Vishnoo Shahani
Emma and Jason Cohen Barbara and Ferd Schneider Jim Black
Pamela Shannon
Community Health Systems Scripps Howard Foundation Kelly Blackburn
Sabrina Shattles and Duane Day
D & S Charity Fund Nicole and Ben Seinen Patricia and Donald Blum
Mary and Bernard Smith
Kathleen Daly John Shepherd Barbara Boemker
Emmy Snyder
Shirley Dixon Collin Bonekemper
14 513-921-1131 | bethanyhouseservices.orgANNUAL FUND – $100 – $499
2020 ANNUAL FUND DONORS
$100-$499 (CONTINUED)
Lawre Bonekemper Kathleen Driehaus and Eileen Trauth Jyoti Hegde Cindy Kief
Sr. Mary Bookser, SC Rita Driehaus Martha and Lawrence Heitkamp George Kingston
Karen and Thomas Bosse Carrie and Robert Driehaus Denise Hellman Jackie and Brian Kirkpatrick
Ryshel Bowling Whitney DuBois Sr. Lynn Heper, SC Eileen and Earl Kisker
Lynne Bowyer Sue Duebber Mary and Edward Herbers Elizabeth and Greg Kissel
Martha and Richard Boyce Erin Duffy Michele and Richard Heyob Lois Kluener
Roberta Boyd Duke Energy Foundation Laurie and John Hibner Marci and Jerome Koch
Thomas Brackmann Lisbeth Lazaron and Nicholas Higher Ground House of Favor Jane and Dennis Koenig
Alison and Matthew Brands Dunning Church Pamela and Neil Kool
Brands Insurance Agency, Inc Susan Eberle Christine and Steven Hils Valerie Weinstein and Bennett
Peggy Brewer Caroline and Steve Eder Amy and Scott Hobler Kottler
Thomas Brinkman, Sr. Gregory Edwards Sharon and David Hoesl Cathy Kramer
Kathleen Brogle Jimmy Edwards Patricia and Adam Hoffman Christine and Raymond Kroner
Carolyn Brown Jennifer Eismeier Allison and Jeff Hoffman Janice and Stanley Kummer
Stacey and Christopher Browning Sherri and Neil Eisner Jean and Richard Holthaus Cara LaMond
Jennifer Brueck Mary and Walter Ekins Ruth Holthaus Cynthia and Gregory Lampert
Jodie Bryant Sean English Brenda Hosken Kathryn and Joseph Langley
Lisa Bryson Susan Evelo Ann Howard Donald Lashley
Ronald Buchanan Kara and Gregg Feltrup Pat Ihlendorf My Le and Hien Le
Theresa Burke Mark Fette Illinois Tool Works Foundation Jennifer Leugers
Theresa and Richard Burkhart Nancy Finke Immanuel United Church of Christ Barbara and James Leyda
Alice and Roy Burlington Cindy and Paul Flynn Beth and Craig Isenhart Liberty Mutual
Terri Burton Sam Force Karen and Mark Jackson Gloria Liebenow
John Burwinkel Ann and Dennis Fox Susan Jackson Lime
Linda Finke and David Callan Lisa Foy Stephanie Jaffe Lincoln Financial Foundation, Inc.
CapFinancial Partners, LLC Ericka French Katherine Jarnigo Mary Litkovitz
David Caracci Ashley Fritz John H. Cooper Electrical Suzanne Lohbeck
FrontStream Contracting Co. Patricia and Richard Loutzenhiser
Sally Cardosi
Jill Gaines Sarah and Andrew Johnson LSF Yoga
Kelley and David Carrier
Jeffrey Galles Judith and Andrew Johnson Sr. Monica Lucas, SC
Laura and Scott Carroll
Mary Beth and Kenneth Ganote JRG Properties Curtis Lutman
Katy and Ed Cavanaugh
Diane Geary-Ervin Erika and Jerome Judd Shannon Lutz
Elise Chambers
Genex Services Christine Kaeser Laura Ly
John Chartrand
Cheviot United Methodist Church George & Mary Jo Budig Family Erin Lynn
Foundation Anne and Ernst Macke
Nancy Schmidtgoessling and David
Chiappone Alana Gerson “I’m part of the “A Carolyn Maddox
Deborah Christianson Judith and Stephen Gerstner Team”, a group of C J Mag
Bruce Gibb
Church of the Saviour UMW retired ladies who Alice Maggini
Nancy and Frank Clark Roberta Gibboney Magnified Giving
Sukhbir and Sukhchain Gill
volunteer at BHS
Mary Jo and Stephen Clear Suzie and James Malloni
Bryan Clemons Girl Scout Troop #46290 throughout the year Deborah Maruffi
Kerri and John Coburn Julie Glassmeyer to help with bulk Judith and David Mattingly
Matthew Goldenberg
Ari and Andy Cohen mailings. We realize Teddy Maurer
Daphne Collias Good Pie Y’All Donna and Robert Mayer
Susan Grathwohl
how much the staff
Topher Collier Carolyn McCabe and Joe Wiman
Marcy and Dennis Conner Mary and Robert Grome appreciates our Ann and Charles McCarthy
Patricia Cook Libby Groskopf help, we enjoy our Cathy McCormick
Sandra and Ted Cook Mary Sue and Nicholas Guetle group camaraderie Helen McGillicuddy
Ruth Ann Cooper Steve Gunderson Janet and Mike McGrath
Kimberly A Gunning
and feel good about
Terrence Cosgrove McLandrich Consulting
Kathryn and Sean Cosse Michelle and Roger Gutwein our contribution to Kristen McMahon
Dorothy and Douglas Cowan Lois and James Gutzwiller the work of Bethany Cynthia and Tim McMahon
Cowan’s Cincinnati Cheryl and James Haas House.” Charles Medert
Abra Cutforth David Habel Nancy and Christopher Meier
Crystal Hale
– Barb Trefzger
D&R Promotions, LLC Lois and Clifford Mentrup
Jim Dailey Deborah Hall Lisa and Thomas Mettey
Krista Dangelo Nancy and Thomas Hamant Alicia Meyer
Barbara Hammel and Sandy Smith Marian Kaiser
Rina Saperstein and Jeffrey Davis Elaine and Allan Meyer
Hadiya Harrigan Lisa and William Kampman
Johnie and Kenneth Davis Ron Meyer
Harry and Helen Rabe Family Stephanie and Howard Kaplan
Laurie Davis Meyers Family Charitable Trust
Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Anne and Kevin Keefe
Margaret and Paul Davis Mary and Robert Mierenfeld
Foundation Kehoe Financial Services, LLC
Mary Ann and Andrew Deak Jeffrey Miller
Robert Hart Sharon and Ray Kemble
Ann DeGroot Matthew Miller
Joseph and Charlene Hatton Chad Kemnitz
Habib Diallo Amy Moertle
Elizabeth Hays-Najlepszy Gwendolyn Kerlee
Suzanne Dragan Evonne Morales
Toby Hazen Bonnie Kernan
Mary and Harold Dreibelbis Paul Muething
Marianne and Jeff Heath Timothy Keyser
Denise Driehaus Marsha and William Mulvey
Tim Hecker KeySource Medical, Inc.
Cyndy and Donald Driehaus William Mulvihill
IMPACT REPORT 2020 15ANNUAL FUND – $1 – $499
2020 ANNUAL FUND DONORS
Susan and Donald Murdock Denise Salyers Alice Temming Rosemary and Robert Bauer
Virginia and Charles Myer III San Antonio Church/Holy Family Jenna Tenenbaum Howie Baum
William Myers Church Maureen and Victor Tenkman Mary Bedell
Stephanie Nampel Tracy and Erik Sandquist The AXE Club Tamara Behrens
Steve Neitzel Lawrence Schaiper The Reynolds Family Charitable Fund Allen Behrle
Eric Newman Schaiper Design, LLC Maxine and George Thomas Philip Bengel
Mary Asbury and Robert Newman Margaret Scherzinger John Thomas Colleen Bens
Next Step Networking Kelly and Robert Schiller Eileen Thome Janet and William Benvie
Bernard Niehaus Diane Schoenhoft Rebecca and David Thompson Jan and James Besl
Lisa and Greg Niehaus Vicky and Gordon Schottelkotte Jane Tillar Amy Bizik
Nancy Niehoff Kristen and Jude Schramm Janet and William Torok, Jr. Samantha Blair
Robert Nist Amanda Schroeder Margaret Trautmann Rose and Mark Blomer
Babette Northrop Megan Schuck TREW Industrial Wheels, Inc. Brand It for Good
Northwest Community Church Lois Ann and Jerome Schuehler Rosann and John True Ellen Brock
Lawren Nunn Linda and Chris Schumacher Barbara Tuchfarber Tim Brockmeyer
O’Brien-O’Connor Fund of the Sandra and David Schwartz Mary and Lawrence Uebel Martha Brosz
Greater Cincinnati Foundation Annemarie Scobey-Polachecks Ann and Charles Ulbricht Lesli Brower
Brendan O’Connor Anita and Tyler Scott United Way of Hancock County Michelle Brown
Our Lady of Lourdes Church Margaret Scully Sr. Marianne Van Vurst, SC Julianne Bruzina
Joan and Michael Owens Pamela Senefeld and Russell Naber Karla and Randy Vandegrift Mary Bryan
Wilson Palmer Kaezad and Phiroza Setna Carolyn and Leland Vane Carol and Ken Buschur
Krissy Paluch Brooke Shanesy Lillian and Reginald Victor Arovia Butler
Marguerite and John Panyko Samantha Shannon Village Wines of Glendale Angela Campos
Marie and Michael Panyko Jackie and John Shea III Patricia Volk Jennifer and Matthew Christman
Diane and Richard Park Chris Shields Elizabeth and Matthew Wallbrown Jane Clarke
Jeffrey Parrott Mary Ellen and Donald Sillies Denis Waymire Kim Cochrane
Heather and Mark Parzynski Kim Simmons Patricia and Robert Wells Emily Connell
Emily Pawlak Sr. Delia Sizler, SC Monica and Brad Wenstrup Mary and Skip Costa-Scott
Cynthia Heinrich and Nicholas Payne Kathleen and Kenneth Skau Laura Werts Carole and Tom Cottrill
Marianne and John Peck Susan and Chip Skidmore Mary and Mark Westendorf Laurie and Stephen Cox
Pep Promotions, LLC Mary Speed Westwood First Presbyterian Church Stella and John Crawford
Suzanne and Bernard Pfeiffer Patricia and Arthur Sphar Lynne and David Whang Michelle and Joseph Crowley
Linda Phillips Lyle Sprinkle Jean and Kurt Whitford Thomas Crusham
Gay and Paul Piller St. James Episcopal Church Vivian Willging Lisa Cullen
Mary Gail and James Piraino Lisa Staggenborg Elaine and Glenn Williams Delores Cunnigham
Joseph Placke Dawn Stahl Gregory Wolber Judith D’Amico
Pledgeling Foundation Tami Stargel Mary Lou and Daniel Wood Jessica Dapore
Bonnie Pollard Megan and John Statt Blake John Wood Julie and Danny Davis
Ellen and Russell Porter Andrew Stautberg Terri and John Wood Robert Davis
Viola Powers Melissa and Brian Stautberg Tom Wood Diane and William Davis
Judy and John Racadio Kathleen Stautberg World Faith Harvest Fellowship Joan Dierkers
Norbert Ranz Katie Steelman Church Shannon Dowling
CeAnn and John Raterman Michael Stock Janette and Matt Yauch Leah and Robert Dugan
N. Lynn and Stephen Rau Cathy and Chris Stough Charles Yeazell Duke Energy
Darlene Rauh Kathryn and Anthony Strike Carol and Dan Young Rayshawn Eastman
Mary Pat and Ken Raupach Cynthia and Paul Sturdevant Sharon Van Cott-Young and Eaton Corporation
Lynne Reckman Julia and Gerald Sullivan Randolph Young
Christine and Roy Emerson
Debra Reeves Joshua Swanson YourCause
Rose and Paul Emmerich
Rebecca and Douglas Reisert Steve Sylvester L. K. Ziegler
Experian
Anna Rengering Linda Tache Mary Irene Zoeller
Laurie Richter Exson and Edward
Beth Ridings Helaine Tasch Susan Zoellner Exson
Paula Riggs Leigh and Brian Taylor Betty Zwayer Lisa and Mark Fagan
Lewis Riley Teepe Family Foundation $1 - 99 Francis Falgiano III
Aurora Rivendale Lori and Mark Allen Mary Ann Falter
Michele Rizzo Gina and Gary Anaple Frederick Fehr
Tricia and Michael Roddy Judith and Bruce Anderson Sharon Feist
Mary Ann and Robert Roncker Karen Anderson Sharon and Tom Felix
Rooted Cincinnati LLC Jerilyn and Paul Anhofer Elizabeth and Matt Field
Jeff Rosen Anonymous Judith Findsen
Julie and Phillip Ross David Armstrong Katie Fiorelli
Claire and Donald Rowekamp Anne Auberger Katherine Flynn
Julie and Mark Rudemiller Sylvia and Stanley Baiman Diane Forster
Rueve Investments, LLC Candice Baker Jeanne Franz-Huseman
Walter Ruther Pamela Baker Mary Freedman
Richard Ryan Andrew Balterman Gregory Freeman
S. H. Rabe-Austin Fund of the Greater Elizabeth Barkley Michele and Alan Frey
Cincinnati Foundation Shirley and Joseph Frey, Jr.
Maricelle Batdorf
Salesforce.com, Inc. Sharon and Joseph Froehle
16 513-921-1131 | bethanyhouseservices.orgANNUAL FUND – $1 – $99
2020 ANNUAL FUND DONORS
Bob Funamura Nancy and Richard Klus Carl Shannon
Virginia and Valcour Ganucheau Kaitlin and Tyler Knecht Priya and Joey Sharp
Karen and John Garbarino Knights of Columbus Monsignor Krista and Gary Short
Melanie Garner Gerdes Council Kimberly and Jeffrey Shriver
Neal Gassmann Marie and Sam Kocoshis Doreen Sing
Catherine and Lawrence Geiger Evelyn Koehl Joanne and William Sloneker
Sandra Geiser Eugene Koesters Beth Smith
Zamaris and Stasiu Geleszinski Constance and Robert Kohls Ingrid Smith
Laura Gels Barbara Kramer Michele and David Speiser
Gilfert DAF Michael Kramer Marcia Spraul
Elizabeth Gilger Linda and Joseph Kroner Jerrilyn and Carl Steigerwald
Michelle and Eric Gill-Lapresto Samantha Kuehne Sarah Stephens
Kelly Gillen Thomas Kuhlman Margo and Sherwin Stern
Joanne Girty Catherine Labmeier Christy and Stuart Stockton
Henrietta Goolsby Kristin Lally Elaine and David Stone
Martha Ann Gramss Keith Lanser On My Mat Yoga Julie and Thomas Strotman
Deborah Grayson Anne Ingalls Lawrence Lina Orr and Ollie Turner Susan Sullivan
Alma Grimes Marlaina Leppert-Wahl Christine Osborne Pamela and Frank Sutthoff
Christina Guggenberger Linda Liebau Eileen Overbeck Patricia and George Tenoever
Sarah Hammers Marie and Paul Lillis Ian Owens Judith and James Tepe
Shelley Hampp Rose and Albert Littner Bessie Palsule Jane Teufen
Sandra Hans Jennifer and Steven Lohrer Ruth and Kenneth Parchman The Community Church of Cincinnati
Eric Harlamert Rebecca Long Lynn Park Carol and Charles Thiemann
Erin Harper Mildred and Richard Lonneman Sandra Parks Michael Ticsay
Colleen Hauser Patricia Luna Sarah Pastoriza Michelle Turner
Beth and Daniel Healy Anna Lyons Devindra Patel Marielou and Albert Vierling
Kathleen Hedrick Nathan Machel Sally Paulson Kathleen Wade and Forrest Brandt
Alison Heffernan Mack Gardeners Carmelita Payne Margaret and Keith Wagner
Billy Henson Hope and Sam Marcum Sandra Peak Erin and Christopher Wales
Molly Herbe Karen Marquardt Grace Pedoto Julie Walls
Judy and Steven Herbold Maureen Maxfield Ellen and Jonathan Perez Martha Walter
Barbara and Lee Hildebrandt Nicole Mayhew Leanne Pettichord Steven Walter
Millie and Thomas Hines Lynne Mayo Julia and R.J. Pfalz Lois Wandstrat
Kesha Hixon Robert Mayville Mary and William Phillips Suzanne and William Ward
Frances Hornikel Carmella Mazzei Lisa and Jack Phipps Jane and Robert Wassler
Susanne and Timothy Hornsby Jessica McCarty-Kern Kathryn and David Picklesimer Gina and Christopher Watkins
Marilyn and Ted Hospodar Catherine and Jim McDonald Patricia and Alvin Piller Jane Wauligman
Renee Howard Amy McDuffie Sr. Katharine Pinto, SC Barbara Weber
Amy Howe Patti McGeever Gary Ploehs Mary Elizabeth Bush and
Rebecca Howell Cora and Michael McGuire Katherine Plowden Barbara Weber
Tom Huber Mary and Michael McKeown Susan Poulos Jacquelyn Weber
Mary and William Hughes Cathy McNair Amy Prewitt Debra and James Weber
Hummingbird Carpentry Co. James Meade Cheryl and Anthony Procaccino Kathleen Weimann
Judith and James Hunt Angie Meisman Colin Progen Marilyn and David Wempe
Daniel Hurley Mary Jo Melia Prudential Financial Corporation Jane and Michael Wenning
Fr. Paul Hurst Barbara Mers Mary Beth and Scott Puryear Vanessa and Todd Wernicke
Lisa Husted Janette Metzger Carolyn Rasche Mary Wernke
Lisa and John Imbus Fr. Harry Meyer Lily Ray Sally Wetenkamp
John Jackobs Susan Michel Patricia Reaman Eileen and Jeffrey Whaley
Taylor Jameson Cheryl Miller Connie Reid Patricia and Edwin White
Tracy Jamison Jessamyne Modderman Margaret Rentz Leslie and Peter Whitford
Maura and Richard Johnson Lorena Molina Donna and George Richter Cheryl and Jerry Wilkerson
Jostin Construction, Inc. Nancy Mongillo Kathleen Ridder Ruth Williams
Paulette and James Joyce Anita Montanus Rick Rieger Sandra and Donald Wilmes
Krista Jung Marjorie Montanus Mary Ann and Nathan Ritchey James Wimmers
Paula and Robert Kaiser Montgomery Johnson LLP Mary Robinson Linda Woeber
Beth and Brian Kasson Samuel Morgan-Jablonski Susan and Peter Robinson Mary and George Wolterman
Conner Kasson Jon Morris Kyle Ronemus Julie and TJ Wood
Anita and James Kathman Mount Saint Joseph University Barbara and Victor Roth Barbara Wright
Ruth and Raymond Kathman Michael Murphy Mary Ryan Chelsea Wright
Anne and Duane Keller Marcia Myers Carolyn Schiele-Watson and Amy and James Wright
Joanne Kemper Neurocrine Biosciences, Inc. James Watson Ann and Barbara Wurzelbacher
Cynthia and Kenneth Kemper Bill Newbold David Schlagheck Rita and Robin Wynn
Mary Lou and Tim Kern James Newport Marjorie and Alan Schneider Carol and Lee Yeazell
Nusrat Khan Peggy and Richard Newsom Jane and John Schoenfeld Kate York
Joby Kiner Katherine and Christopher Nieman Carol and Ralph Schroer Rachel Zeno
Darlene Kiniry Sarah Nikles Terry Schwartz Debbie Zimmerman
Nicole Kirchner Kelly and Michael Oakes Bruce Seidel, Jr. Michael Zoltowski
IMPACT REPORT 2020 172020 ALES TO ZINFANDELS DONORS DONORS – ALES TO ZINFANDELS
L to R: Chris Michel, Chef Brandon Fortener, Jatara McGee,
Carolyn Fast, Kate Bindus, Gage Woolley
Ales To Zinfandels 2020 was transformed into a virtual event thanks to
COVID-19. Guests enjoyed trivia night, mixology night and an in-house cooking
demonstration over the three nights of festivities. Thank you to all of our
2020
sponsors and guests for your support
GOLD SPONSOR Lucy Crane Cincinnati Shakespeare Company AUCTION PURCHASE
Heidt Family Foundation Kelly and Jay Freyler Drury Inn and Suites James Allen
Burgess Byrd Eddie Lane’s Diamond Showroom Bethany and Erik Baar
SILVER SPONSOR
Kelley and David Carrier Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati Kim and Laurie Baird
Erik and Bethany Baar
William Davenport Frisch’s Restaurant, Inc. Barbara Bruser
Megan and Mike McCuen
Margaret Dierkers Gaslight Bar and Grill Bryan Clemons
PNC Bank
Mary L. Farmer Great Parks of Hamilton County Margaret and Paul Davis
BRONZE SPONSOR Jon Fast Julia and Robert Heidt, Jr. Sharron and Michael DiMario
Laurie and Kim Baird Mindy Fast Indian Ridge Golf Club Mary Dole
First Financial Bank Madeleine and Brandon Fortener Intuitive Touch Massage Jeffrey Griffith
Huttlinger McCollum Family Judith and Stephen Gerstner Denise and Gary Justice Mary Huttlinger
The Kroger Co - Kroger Health Amy Greene Lin and Pete Klein Rhoda Johnson
Ultimate Rehab, LTD Angie Head Krombholz Jewelers Patricia Justice
Patron Sponsorship Ellen Hillenmeyer Land of Illusion Cindy Kief
Barnes Dennig Louise and Joe Hoelker Greg Landsman Marcy and Harold Kremer
Brand It for Good Connie and Scott Johnson Lemons and Limes Boutique Mark Lancaster
Gail Myers Fred Kieser Maverick Chocolate Nick Lutz
Shattles Communications Marie and Sam Kocoshis Jennifer and A. Cameron McKinney Kathleen Malone
SUPPORTER Barbara Kramer Mercy Health Plex Justin McCombs
Susan and Timothy Kelley Debbie Morehead and John Marten Middletown Visitor’s Bureau Cathy McNair
Terrence and Susan Dyer Ezell McGee Moerlein Lager House Christopher Michel
Kate and Jeff Eberlein Janet Melcher Michael and Katherine Moroski Marcia Mollica
Janet and Robert Inkrot Lisa and Thomas Mettey New Riff Distillery Sylvia Osterday
Nancy and Kevin Kappa Reggie Mitchell Oil Paintings by Karen Rolfes Deanna Powell
Christina Waddle Cindy Schenkel and Bill Nester Kathy Partin Mary Beth and Scott Puryear
Carolyn Wall Diane and Richard Park Party Source Margaret Scherzinger
Aruna Bohache Julie and Phillip Ross Pet Nation Michele Schuster
Ross Crawford and Susan Holden Angela Sabet Puppy Camp Sara Sheets
Oakley Schaiper Design, LLC Rock Quest Climbing Center John Sheldon
Joanne Girty Susan and Michael Schiller Salon Bel’Aire Jean Simpkins
Jennifer Homer Mary Schweitzer Somi Javaid & Associates Amanda Toole
Jennifer Koerner Donna and Irvin Seitz Start Skydiving Stacey Walden
Melissa and Nicholas Lutz Village Wines of Glendale Streetside Brewery Pamela and Ron Webb
Billien McCowan Dennis Wallace Ted Strickland Gage Woolley
Kathryn Miller Mary and George Wolterman Studio Z - Zumbaland
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Gay and Paul Piller Carol and Bruce Yeazell The Plastic Surgery Group
Kathryn Bedinghaus
Diane Powers The Whiskey Wanderers
GIFTS-IN-KIND Jay Denham
Janie and Thomas Schaefer The Works
16 Lots Tim Guenther
Rana and Christopher Schiff TriHealth Fitness And Health
Arthur’s Jill Keefe
Brian Spengler Barbara Tuchfarber
Bianca Vayna Studio Amanda Pompoco
Carolyn and Perry Washburn UC Alum Golf Team
Bibibop Asian Grill Mary Rasor
Jim and Susan Wolf Vera Bradley
Celtic Corner Michelle and John Robenalt
Challis Wood Woodhouse Day Spa
Cincinnati Nature Center Jackie and Gregory Schaiper
Suzy and John Banchy Cincinnati Observatory Priya and M. Jeffrey Schiller
Tamara Behrens Cincinnati Reds
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