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What Connects Us:
RESILIENCY.
OPPORTUNITY.
COMMUNITY.
2020-2021
ANNUAL R E P O R T
AGENCY HIGHLIGHTS OUR IMPACT
VGS addresses these disparities by
providing opportunities for individuals
with disabilities to work in accessible
environments where they can earn
a paycheck and build relationships.
We are committed to innovative
approaches to help individuals with individuals served in 24 Ohio counties
disabilities overcome the challenges
and barriers that keep them from being
fully integrated into the workforce.
In 2020, we partnered with 75
different businesses to help nearly
300 individuals with disabilities
Dear Friends, become competitively employed in the
community. As we look to the future,
Despite the challenges of the past we do so with diversity, equity, and
year, we have never been prouder of inclusion as our guiding principles. job placements
our work, our team, or our community.
for individuals
Throughout our 131-year history, we With your support, we will continue
have been steadfast in championing to transform and enhance the
with disabilities
and supporting individuals with ways individuals with disabilities
disabilities. Over this past year, the
need for support has been more critical
engage in the community, achieve
greater independence, and access
million
and urgent than ever before. Our reach employment.
in 2020 was limited by the COVID-19 paid in wages
pandemic, but we are proud to have Thank you for helping us build brighter and benefits
served over 800 individuals with futures for Ohioans with disabilities.
disabilities across 24 Ohio counties.
With gratitude,
Statewide, individuals with physical,
intellectual, and developmental
disabilities experience high rates of
partnerships
isolation and are among the least with
Susie Barragate Matthew Joyce
likely to be employed with a living
President & CEO Board Chair
businesses
wage. Of the 1.6 million Ohioans with
disabilities, only 36% are employed.
2 | Agency Highlights and Impact
WHO WE SERVE
DISABILITY ETHNICITY/ AGE
RACE
Developmental Disability 80.7% Black 51% 15 -19 3%
Mental Health Condition 12.6% White 38% 20 - 34 26%
Physical Disability 5.5% Unknown 6% 35 - 54 41%
Hearing Loss .8% Latinx 2% 55 - 64 17%
Vision Loss .4% Two or More 2% 65 - 74 4%
75+ 1%
Unknown 8%
3 | Who We Serve
RESILIEN CY | L atash a
Latasha struggled to find a job out of high school.
She was ready to work but continued to hear “no”
every time she submitted a job application. That
is, until she was referred to VGS by Opportunities
for Ohioans with Disabilities. Though she did not
have any prior sewing experience, Latasha thrived
during her training and she has been a valued
member of the Sewing Department team at VGS
for the past 10 years.
“It isn’t about skillset, it’s about
mindset. What Latasha has
accomplished is one thing,
but that she’s accomplished it at
such a young age is remarkable.”
Latasha makes uniform pants for women in the
United States military and, most recently, the
United States Postal Service. Beyond her success
at work, Latasha purchased her first home in
December 2020, a goal she has had her eye on
for the past seven years.
She worked diligently to build her credit and
prepare for the down payment but finding
her three pet ferrets – Teeny, Tiger, and Pudding.
a home during the pandemic was especially
Next up, she plans to learn how to mow her own
challenging. Latasha shared that she was close to
lawn and decorate her basement.
giving up on the process and sent the listing for
her current three-bedroom home to her realtor Steve Smith, VGS Sewing Department Manager,
out of frustration. Latasha now says, “the house is shares that Latasha’s journey demonstrates
perfect. It feels really good to be a homeowner.” how “It isn’t about skillset, it’s about mindset.
What Latasha has accomplished is one thing,
Latasha has already outfitted one bedroom as but that she’s accomplished it at such a young
a walk-in closet and another as a play area for age is remarkable.”
Latasha with Steve Smith, VGS
Sewing Department Manager
4 | Employee Story
VGS celebrates Latasha’s resiliency and ambition to achieve her goals.
COM M U N I T Y | B etty & B arb
Betty and Barb have a strong bond but not only forward to having weekend activities at times when
because they are sisters-in-law. Betty has down Barb is preparing to relax!
syndrome and dementia and, as Betty’s caregiver,
Barb has had a front row seat to the many ways
Betty has pushed beyond the limits of what many
“Having this community of
people would assume is out of reach for someone support is essential, Barb
with a disability.
said, to feeling like she is
Knowing how capable Betty is, Barb encourages
Betty to try new things and experience as much as
not alone when it comes to
she can independently. At this point, Betty looks supporting Betty’s journey.”
Barb shared with us the many ways Betty blossomed
when she started doing more things independently.
She learned to travel on public transportation,
leading a team of her peers to and from work, and
worked the night shift on a custodial cleaning crew
for years. When reflecting on Betty’s experiences
thus far, Barb shared that she is grateful for
the Support Administrators and team at the
Southwest Career & Activity Center, where Betty
has been coming for more than 25 years. Having
this community of support is essential, Barb said,
to feeling like she is not alone when it comes to
supporting Betty’s journey.
Betty has also left an indelible mark on her nieces,
Barb’s twin daughters Sarah and Grace. Sarah and
Grace were babies when Betty first moved in with
their family and, today, they both work in disability
services and special education.
VGS is grateful to have Betty
5 | Program Participant Story and Barb in our community.
O P P O R T U N I T Y | Porter Family Workforce Development Fund
For more than 40 years, Frank Porter has been a Brothers Company. Through the Porter Fund, VGS
valued member of the VGS Board of Directors. In purchased new state of the art equipment for the
partnership with his siblings, Betsy and Steve, the Porter Sewing Department.
Family made a generous $300,000 gift to establish a
Workforce Development Fund at VGS. Formed in 2019,
the Porter Fund is committed to providing employment “VGS is a great organization
opportunities for Ohioans with disabilities. that has helped so many
“VGS is a great organization that has helped so many Clevelanders with disabilities”
Clevelanders with disabilities,” says Frank. “Our family
established the Workforce Development Fund so that These capital investments help to modernize VGS’
in these ever-changing times, VGS has the critical seed operations and offer a wider range of goods and
money it needs to launch new programs and initiatives.” services to business. The Porter Fund has already
created nine new jobs and is helping to ensure
The first project made possible by the Porter Fund is Ohioans with disabilities have access to job training
in partnership with the Cincinnati-based Fechheimer and supportive services.
Thanks to the Porter Fund, VGS can partner with more employers and offer a pathway to employment for
Ohioans with disabilities.
6 | Donor Story
In November 2020, VGS celebrated our 130th Anniversary and
the extraordinary contributions individuals with disabilities make to Ohio’s B O U T IQ U E
Reimagined
workforce. Our first ever virtual event and fundraiser, Cheers to 130 Years
was an opportunity for the VGS community to look at our history as a
source of pride and our future as a source of inspiration. Cheers to 130
Years raised $12,000 for VGS and those we serve.
Randy McShepard, Vice President, RPM International Inc.
The realities of COVID-19 made it impossible for our Sunbeam
Holiday Boutique to take place at its normal venue in 2020, the Country
Club in Pepper Pike. Determined to continue this beloved tradition, the
Sunbeam Board reimagined the 109th Holiday Boutique. Safe, socially
distanced shopping options were offered inside the Van Aken Market
Bob Gries, VGS Board Member since 1967 with his wife, Sally
Hall, online, and at various brick and mortar locations across the eastside.
Each Boutique vendor donated 15% of their sales to VGS raising over
7 | Our 2020 Events $16,500 for Ohioans with disabilities.
Vocational Guidance Services is pleased to acknowledge the individuals, families, corporations,
2020 Donor List and foundations whose contributions allow us to break down barriers to employment for Ohioans
with disabilities. Our work is possible because of your incredible generosity.
SIGNATURE SOCIETY Oliver Banister Society Donald Gries 1890 Society
The Signature Society recognizes and ($10,000-$24,999) John Huntington Benevolent Fund ($1,750 - $2,499)
Anonymous Hyster-Yale Group, Inc. Anonymous
honors the generous donors who
William and Judith Caster James and Elaine Jaye Helen R. Bowler Fund
have included VGS in their estate plans
Connor Foundation Jones Day The Britton Fund
Pat Brownell
Bill and Mary Conway Matthew and Kristen\Joyce CAPTRUST Community Foundation
William Caster
Dominion Energy Charitable Foundation Phillip A. Kuri DiGeronimo Family Foundation
Robert Comben, Jr.
Bob and Sally Gries Catherine and Robert Levy Gilmour Academy
Sally and Sandy Cutler
Jim and Jane Griswold Lincoln Electric Foundation Joel and Mara Hlavaty
David and Frances Dickenson II
James and Angela Hambrick Foundation S. Livingston Mather Charitable Trust Martin and Maria Hoke
Marjorie Drollinger
The Hankins Foundation Dick and Carol Michel Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kemmann
Bob and Sally Gries
David H. & Barbara M. Jacobs Foundation John Monroe and Mary Cavanaugh Kathleen Koch
Bettyann Helms
Jeffrey and Lisa Kapp The O’Neill Brothers Foundation Frances & Jane S. Lausche Foundation
Thomas and Marsha Hopkins
David Logsdon Parker Hannifin Corporation J. Mark and Annette T. Sutherland
Nancy Klein
The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family Foundation Raymond Q. & Elizabeth Rieley James Weigelt
Stephen and Joanne Kirk
Meisel Family Foundation Armington Fund The Clara Williams Company
Camille and Dennis LaBarre
The Murch Foundation Swagelok Company Edith Anisfield Wolf Fund #2
Diane Roberto
John P. Murphy Foundation
BALDWIN SOCIETY Ray and Katie Murphy Mae Childs Society Sunbeam Society
Nordson Corporation ($3,500-$4,999) ($1,000 - $1,749)
($50,000 +)
Oswald Companies Leslie A. and Michael W. Dunford Peter and Anne Adams
The Cleveland Foundation
The Perkins Charitable Foundation Liz and Alan Gillmore Dave and Diane Banyard
Sally and Sandy Cutler
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. Vid A. Lutz and Ann C. Lutz E.J. and Martha Burke
Elizabeth Porter Daane
The Reuter Foundation John Matejka Homer Chisholm and Gertrude
Lillian Emmons & Family Fund
The Sherwin-Williams Company Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Petredis Kalnow Chisholm Fund
Jane L. Jenkins Trust
TCF Bank RPM International Inc. The John Milton Costello Foundation
KeyBank Foundation
Kylie and Ben Volpe Karen Flynn Shanahan Dollar Bank Foundation
Stephen and Joanne Kirk
Ellen Garretson Wade Memorial Fund EMC Precison
The Nord Family Foundation
Dick Pogue
George Garretson Wade Charitable Trust #2 Effie Childs Society Phyllis H. & William H. Evans
Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund of ($2,500-$3,499) Charitable Foundation
The Cleveland Foundation Mrs. Child’s Society Aleris International Bruce and Renee Gerhart
Frank and Fran Porter, Jr. ($5,000-$9,999) AtNetPlus The Giant Eagle Foundation
Stephen Hart Porter Keith and Marie Ashmus David and Susan Catanzarite Gordon and Mary Harnett
The Kelvin & Eleanor Smith Foundation Michael and Barbara Bass Betty Goodman Daniel and Tracy Heberle
Craig T. Beazer Hathaway Brown School Pam Heinen Haag
Kelly and Christopher Beiswenger Hawken School Mandee and Chris Jones
Bell Greve Society
The Bicknell Fund I.D. Images Jane and Doug Kern
($25,000-$49,999)
The George W. Codrington John Krueger Jane and Tom Lamb
Helen C. Cole Charitable Trust
Charitable Foundation Laurel School Charles and Rita Lawrence Family Fund
Thomas and Marsha Hopkins
Community Foundation of Lorain County Mansour Gavin LPA The Catherine L. and Edward A. Lozick
Lubrizol Corporation
Donley’s Kaitlin and Justin McCaulley Foundation
Lauren E. Miller
Joseph and Angela DuBois McDonald Hopkins LLC Ann and Kevin Malone
Robert R. Rhodes Trust
Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Vocon Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation
Charitable Foundation The Clara Weiss Fund Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Morris
Lucile and Robert H. Gries Charity Fund Wuliger Family II Philanthropic Fund David and Inez Myers Foundation
8 | Donor List
Charles J. and Patricia Perry Nock Fund of Mary Jo Salata Tim Stevens Benjamin Kroeck
The Cleveland Foundation Betty T. and David M. Schneider Joseph and Ellen Thomas Charles H. Krueger
William and Kathleen O’Neill Elizabeth Sheeler Iris Vail Rick and Sharon Lakatos
M.E. Osborne Companies Stephen and Martha Somach Richard P. Vieritz Suzanne H. Lamb
Mr. and Mrs. Emery C. Prior Neeti Sundaresh and Alex Gronovsky Dawn and Brian Yorko Terry and Sue Lang
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pugh Susan and John Turben Foundation Mick Latkovich and Grace Harper
Jeffrey and Jennifer Ramras Bill and Diane Valerian Ability Circle Lindsay LeBlanc
David Sagerser and Dr. Christine Krol The Raymond John Wean Foundation ($100-$249) India Lee
Natalia and Todd Steele Lynne and Timothy Winings Betty A. Abraham Bettsy and Tom Leib
K.K. and Joe Sullivan Colette Adams Robert and Bonnie Lessing
Summers Family Foundation Opportunity Circle Anonymous Keith and Nancy Libman
Triple T Foundation ($250-$499) Appletree Books, Inc. Lilly Pulitzer
Dickson and Ann Whitney Ted Altfeld Ara Bagdasarian Lauren MacLaren
Gary and Christy Young Anonymous Susie and Phillip Barragate Joan Mahoney
Philip Axelrod Renee Bell Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mahovlic
Brighter Futures Circle Denice R. Baldanza Dan and Mary Jo Berry Malabar Collective
($500-$999) Laura Bauschard Bird Dog Bay Madelaine Mavec LLC
Katie A. Allender Aditi Bhatt Caroline Borrow Eileen McCarthy
Amy and Chad Arbogast John and Carol Boyd Tom and Louise Brick Jennifer McCreary Hartford
Ed and Denise Bell David Brian Robert Brzezinski Megan McMahon
Joshua and Loredana Berkowitz Drs. Barbara Brown and Steve Ward John and Ellen Cannon Meadow Lane Monograms
Bidwell Designs Charles and Margaret Bush Joanna and Peter Carfagna Miklus Florist
Dick Cahoon Helen Rankin Butler Abbe Carrol Jennifer Morrissey
Gail and Bill Calfee Marc Byrnes Amy Ciano Cheryl L. Morrow-White, M.D.
Gilda E. Cohen Matt and Diane Cox David Cindrich Daniel Nelson
Walter and Mary Beth DePasquale Michael Devlin Michael A. Clegg Daniel Neubert
David and Frances Dickenson II Joseph A. Ferritto Anthony and Elizabeth Constantine Gregory and Cynthia Ondercin
Double Rainbow Stephannie Garrett Karen and Chandler Converse Susan Han Paul
James Eck Chas and Jen Grossman Vanessa Coppa Patty and Ed Pentecost
Anne and Steven Fitzgerald Marty Guastella Christine Croissant and Chip Weinberg Andrew and Heather Rayburn
Carran Gannaway Lisa Henkel Dominic Cugini Diane Roberto
Paul and Sandy Gibbons Jubilee Gifts in the Heights Anne Cummings Terrence and Carole Rounds
Sebastien Glinzler Ruth Kanner Hallie DeChant and Thomas Bowne Mr. and Mrs. Stan Schneider
Alan and Victoria Goldstine Kathleen Kapp James and Sara Doan Kara Schwabauer
James T. Hopper Joseph P. and Nancy F. Keithley Foundation Mark Gainer and Liz Eastwood-Gainer Nina and Jamie Sheffler
Donald and Marta Jack, Jr. Robert Klonk Mrs. Oliver F. Emerson Gordon Short
Kilgore Trout Joseph and Jennifer Kubic Kate and Kevin Floyd Jeff Sikora
Camille and Dennis LaBarre Dennis and Ginny Lehman Family Laura and Wade Fricke SLFMKR
Laura and Bradley Lamb Luster, A Gift Boutique Linda D. Glickman Steven Smith
Amy Laughlin and John P. Wiedemer Tara Malbasa Sarah P. Guyuron Snappy Gator
William and Patricia Leonard Joel and Rochelle Marx William C. Hatch Carolyn M. Sommerich
J. Macdonald Susan Metallo Bettyann Helms Kurt Steigerwald - Market Vision Research
Mr. and Mrs. William D. Manning Petra Moran Laura P. Herrick Lisa Sutton
Mulholland and Sachs Pavilion Home and Floral, LLC Barb and John Horrigan Suzanne Taigen
Nicole and James Mylen Peggie Roberts Richard Horvitz & Erica Hartman-Horvitz Nicole and Rodney Twells, Jr.
Elizabeth and John Newman Robert and Kristin Rogers Foundation United Way of Southwestern Pennsylvania
Ornament Letterpress Laurel Rowen, PhD Charles L. Hudson Jeffrey and Tracey Weaver
Judy R. Pace Nadia Schroth Kevin J. Hyatt, D.D.S. Weir & Weir, LLC
Rachel Katz, LLC Caroline Schwartz Bruce and Donna Jackson Maggie Wiener
Sally and Brian Rubenstein Megan Short Anita Jones Alan and Janet Willoughby
Drs. Edward and Teresa Ruch Sandra and Vince Stafford John and Stephanie Kilbane James W. Wood, M.D.
Kristen and Michael Salata Michele and Scott Steele Mr. S. Lee Kohrman Debra Yasinow
9 | Donor List
Supporter Circle Mark Richards Frank and Fran Porter, Jr. In honor of Anne Fitzgerald and
($1 - $99) Sonya T. Rock Stephen Hart Porter Catherine Levy
Anonymous Michael Ronga Frank H. and Nancy L. Porter Fund of the Laura Bauschard
D.W. Austin Adam R. Ross Cleveland Foundation
Anthony Bennett Celia Ryder Mr. and Mrs. Alfred M. Rankin, Jr. In memory of Ray Hollywood
Mark and Carol Blakeslee Derrick Sanders Karen Flynn Shanahan Joan Mahoney
Mr. Louis J. Bloomfield John Scott The Sherwin-Williams Company
Victor Boone Joseph Sherwood In honor of Jeff Kapp
William Boyd Paul M. Soltis EVENT SPONSORS Kathleen Kapp
Toni Bright Bradley and Marianne Sommerfelt Presenting Sponsor
Richard M. Burk Sandra L. Stewart TCF Bank In memory of Senator Frank Lausche
Denise Calvitti Amy Taylor The Frances & Jane S. Lausche Foundation
Dr. Edward N. Carrol Janis Thiedemann
Silver Sponsors
Joseph Carroll Angel Thornton In memory of June Minnick
Donley’s
Ginny Suhr Kenneth Tonegato Colette Adams
Jones Day
Guy Danser United Way of Dekalb County
KeyBank
Ella Dawson Eileen Waite In memory of Phillip Allyn Ranney
Lubrizol Corporation
James D. DeRosa Melvin and Marcia Waxman Bob and Sally Gries
Oswald Companies
Mr. Edward Dickson Bob Williams
Parker Hannifin Corporation
Eaton Corporation Scott and Barbara Wilson
The Sherwin-Williams Company
Victor Edwards Joshua Wood
Ben Enders Nancy and Daniel Zavelson
Bronze Sponsors Every effort has been made to accurately list
Emily Erbs
Aleris International all contributions received from January 1,
Tom Evans
AtNetPlus
John and Betsy Feighan ACHIEVE Campaign 2020 to December 31, 2020. If, however,
Gilmour Academy
Gary Gargus William and Judith Caster an error has been made, please accept our
Hathaway Brown School
Sterling V. Garrett The Cleveland Foundation apologies and notify the Development Office
Hawken School
Erin Gisel Connor Foundation at (216)431-7800, ext. 6058.
I.D. Images
Cecil and Stephanie Glover Bill and Mary Conway
Laurel School
Adam Goscinski Kaitlin Corkran and Justin McCaulley
Mansour Gavin
Lisa Green Sally and Sandy Cutler
McDonald Hopkins LLC
Burt W. Griffin Elizabeth Porter Daane
Catherine and Robert Levy
Charles Hall Leslie A. and Michael W. Dunford
Vocon
Martin and Allison Hauserman Lillian Emmons & Family Fund
Paul Hollander Jim and Jane Griswold
Nathan Hurle Thomas and Marsha Hopkins Patrons
James and Elaine Jaye Mandee and Chris Jones
Paul Jackosky
Matthew and Kristen Joyce M.E. Osborne Companies
Arlene Kaplan
Curtis and Elizabeth Kelly Jeffrey and Lisa Kapp
Keylery Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Kemmann IN KIND DONORS
Felicia Lamontagne KeyBank Foundation Adcom
Andrew McCollister Stephen and Joanne Kirk Dave Jaye
Natasha Merritt Lubrizol Corporation Ratliff & Taylor
Patrick Miliano Vid A. Lutz and Ann C. Lutz
Tracy Miliano The Milton and Tamar Maltz Family TRIBUTE GIFTS
Robert Monroe Foundation In Memory of Art Baldwin
John Moreland Meisel Family Foundation Mrs. Margot F. Baldwin
Elizabeth Mortimer and Walter Cha Lauren E. Miller
Judy Napier John P. Murphy Foundation In honor of Devon and Reggie
Daurine Noll Ray and Katie Murphy Tim Stevens
Pearly Vine The Nord Family Foundation
Anne Powell Oswald Companies In honor of Joe DuBois
Nidal Qasem Dick Pogue Marc Byrnes
10 | Donor List2020 FINANCIALS
F IN A N C IA L S N A PS H OT
$25,000,000
$20,000,000
$15,000,000
$10,000,000
$5,000,000
2 019 2020
To ta l Reve n u e & P u bl i c S u ppo rt To ta l E x pe n s e s N e t A ss e t s
202 0 R E V E N U E 2 02 0 EX PENS ES
19% 16%
2%
Gover nment P ro gram Fe e s & G ran ts Vocational Rehabilitation
B usiness Indust r y Sales Paid Work Experience
9% and Employment
Ann ual Do nat io ns and
Management and General
Foundat io n Suppo r t
68 % 20% 62%
4%
Fundraising and
Other Revenue
Public Education
11 | FinancialsBOARD OF DIRECTORS THE SUNBEAM BOARD
OFFICERS HONORARY LIFE The mission of the Sunbeam Board is to raise awareness of Vocational
Matthew D. Joyce TRUSTEES Guidance Services and provide financial support through fundraising
Chair
Pat C. Brownell events and activities.
Liz Gillmore Sally Cutler
Vice Chair – Governance
William D. Ginn
James R. Jaye
Vice Chair – Development
James B. Griswold ACTIVE SUSTAINERS
Bettyann S. Helms
John C. Krueger Claudia Anton Colleen Miklus Kelly Biggar Megan McMahon
Thomas E. Hopkins
Vice Chair – Compensation & Management
Polly Bruch White Nicole Barry Elizabeth Morris Margie Biggar Susie Mead
John W. Monroe Baird Bass Nicole Mylen Caroline Borrow Petra Moran
Vice Chair – Facilities
GENERAL COUNSEL Laura Bauschard Elizabeth Newman Pat Brownell Sarah Morgan
Thomas Petredis
Vice Chair – Finance Joel Hlavaty Kelly Beiswenger Caitlin Osborne Helen Butler Lori Morris
Aditi Bhatt Angela Owen Joanna Carfagna Lisa Mortimer
Karen Flynn Shanahan
Secretary Kate Biggar Janine Pape Amy Ciano Dale Naylor
SUNBEAM
Susie Barragate Vanessa Coppa Darrah Parsons Joan Cody Beth Anne Nettis
President & CEO BOARD OFFICERS
Christie Croissant Sally Rubenstein Laurel Conrad Christine Newell
Laura M. Lamb Catherine H. Levy
President Sabrina Davies Carolann Rauser Karen Converse Liz Novak
Chief Operating Officer
Renee deWindt Kristen Salata Suzanne Deering Pamela Osborne
April C. Walker Kylie Volpe
Chief Development Officer Trish Dorsey Heidi Scaravilli Susan Delaney Katie Outcalt
First Vice President
Anne Fitzgerald Nadia Schroth Debbie Donley Judy Pace
Kate Floyd Caroline Schwartz Kim Ertz Amy Paine
ELYRIA BUSINESS
DIRECTORS ADVISORY
Kelly Gale Beth Sheeler Laura Fricke Susan Paul
Katie A. Allender Carran Gannaway Sandra Stafford Ellen Russell Genger Ellen Schmidt
Craig T. Beazer
COUNCIL Pam Garcia Michele Steele Linda Glickman Chloe Seelbach
William G. Caster Thomas Petredis, Chair Laura Grieg Macy Stein Pamela H. Haag Christine Semarjian
Joseph G. DuBois Larry Harrison Abbey Steinberg Jennifer Hartford Nina Sheffler
Sarah Guyuron
Sebastien Glinzler David Janowicz
Lisa Henkel Neeti Sundaresh Debbie Hermann Laurel Stack
Donald Gries Mike Hargas
Tiffany Kaplan Kylie Volpe Laura Herrick Suzanne Taigen
Robert D. Gries George “Skip” Tusa
Jeffrey L. Kapp Nate Heckman Lisa Kapp Kristin Voos Barbara Horrigan Stephanie Teeter
Matthew J. Kemmann Ronan Lynch Amy Laughlin Mandee Jones Debbie Thompson
Stephen F. Kirk Jim Wiegelt Lindsay LeBlanc Jane Kern Nicole H. Twells
Phillip A. Kuri Dawn Yorko Catherine Levy Jane Lamb Jeannine Voinovich
Kaitlin Corkran McCaulley
Tara Malbasa Susan Locke Kelly Warner
Joel D. Marx MEMBERS EMERITUS Renee Martinez Ann Malone Polly White
Dick Anthony Michel
Theodore S. Altfeld Missy McGinnes Kristine McGee Lynne Winings
Lauren E. Miller
Robert E. Lessing, Esq.
Frank H. Porter, Jr. Emily McLaughlin
Diane Roberto
12 | Volunteer BoardsCLEVELAND WORKFORCE CAMPUS
2235-2239 East 55th Street | Cleveland, OH 44103
Phone: 216.431.7800
ELYRIA COLUMBUS
359 Lowell Street | Elyria, OH 44035 3964 C Brown Park Drive | Hilliard, OH 43026
Phone: 440.322.1123 Phone: 614.291.0233
BROOKLYN CAREER & ACTIVITY CENTER SOUTHWEST CAREER & ACTIVITY CENTER
10991 Memphis Avenue | Cleveland, OH 44144 4720 Hinckley Industrial Parkway | Cleveland, OH 44109
Phone: 216.881.6868 Phone: 216.476.3020
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