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LovegrowsSOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL —
CINCINNATI • 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

“But be kind and love,
for love is your ﬁrst gift
to the poor.” Blessed Rosalie Rendu

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SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL – CINCINNATI • 2012 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Friends,At the Society of St. Vincent de Paul, love is our first gift to those we
help. Each day in homes all across our community, St. Vincent de Paul
members visit suffering families. This has been a particularly difficult
year for our neighbors in need. All around them they hear stories
of economic recovery, but there has been no recovery for many
families. Middle class jobs that once ensured a decent living have
given way to low-end and part-time work. Poverty is seeping into
suburban neighborhoods where it was once rare, and physical needs
are accompanied by a sense of despair, shame and hopelessness.
And yet, in the midst of this need … love grows.
Into these lives, St. Vincent de Paul volunteers bring practical
help, emotional support and spiritual nourishment. A little boy who
is hungry gets a hot, nourishing meal. An elderly man who sleeps on
the floor is given a bed, and the family who would be on the street
tomorrow receives help with their rent tonight. The distraught mother
who has given up all hope finds the comfort of a listening ear and a
loving heart. One hand reaches to grasp another, and love grows.
Last year, our volunteers personally visited the homes of people
in need more than 7,500 times, bearing the gifts you so generously
gave. Thanks to you, hope and love replaced fear and discourage-
ment in the lives of more than 120,000 neighbors in need. And
love grows.
In the following pages, you will find the stories of a small selection
of families and individuals whose lives have changed because you
answered Christ’s call to love one another. Out of the true kindness
of your heart, love
grows to inspire
hope and change
lives.
God bless you
for the love you
bring to those who
are suffering.
Liz Carter Andrew Curran
Executive Director President

A grandfather provides
a stable, loving home
for his granddaughter …
Love grows.
Christopher & Sally

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OUR SERVICES • HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION
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Every week we are forced to
turn away local families who
are in danger of becoming
homeless because we do not
have enough resources to
help them. Your gift of $500
will save a family from
becoming homeless.
Christopher and his grand-
daughter, Sally, have a
radiating love for one an-
other. As Sally bounces around
brightening everyone’s day, she
keeps an eye on her grandpa, en-
couraged by his loving laugh of
approval. When Sally snuggles
up to her grandpa, he transforms
from a tough, hardworking
man into a gentle and devoted
grandfather. Together, they are
at peace and at home.
Sally lives with Christopher
and he does everything he can
for his lovable, bright-eyed
granddaughter. “It’s all about
her,” said Christopher. Sally’s
parents love her but they are
both still young, so Christopher
tries to spend as
much time with her
as possible.
Christopher
recently fell on hard
times when he was
laid-off from his job.
“Before I knew it, our
electric and water
were turned off and
we were behind on
our rent,” he said.
Panicked and con-
cerned about what
would happen to
Sally if they lost their
home, Christopher
worked hard to raise
the money for his water and
electric bill. However, he did
not have enough to pay his rent,
and his landlord was ready to
evict him.
That is when Christopher
turned to St. Vincent de
Paul. Just a few hundred
dollars in rental assis-
tance was enough to
save Christopher and
Sally from becoming
homeless.
Christopher recent-
ly found a new job and
is now secure in his
home. He is looking
forward to teaching
Sally how to ride her
bike in their drive-
way, relieved that he will be able
to watch her grow up safe and
happy in their home.
“She says she wants to be a
model someday,” Christopher
beamed. “With that smile, I know
she can do it.”
Because of your
generosity, 5,210
families received rent
or utility assistance
in 2012. Families
who receive rent and
utility assistance meet
one-on-one with our
staff and volunteers
to work toward long-
term solutions through
budget counseling,
ﬁnancial literacy classes
and more. 90 percent of
the families we helped
were still in their homes
at least 6 months after
receiving assistance.

A mother creates a
better future for her
family … Love grows.
Amber

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OUR SERVICES • WINTON HILLS OUTREACH CENTER
Amber wants to be the
kind of mother her
children can look up
to. She wants to teach them not
only with words but also by her
actions. She dreams of being a
high school graduate.
A bright, caring wife and
mother of five rambunctious
children, Amber has decided
to make getting her GED a
priority. Her children are getting
older, and she wants them to
value education. “You can’t tell
your kids that their degree is
important if you don’t have one
yourself,” she said.
That is why each morning,
Amber gets her children off to
school and then heads to the
St. Vincent de Paul Outreach
Center in Winton
Hills. There, she joins
up to two dozen other
students aged 18 to
56 diligently working
toward a better life
that begins with a high
school degree. The
small class size and
caring atmosphere are
helping Amber succeed.
“The teachers help
you in a loving manner
and it feels like they
really care,” Amber said.
“I truly believe that they
are God’s disciples.”
She hopes that with hard
work, someday she will proudly
add her own photo to the wall
of pictures recognizing past
GED graduates.
Amber is just one of many
parents doing their best to
raise their children in Winton
Hills, one of Cincinnati’s most
impoverished — and intimidat-
ing — neighborhoods. The St.
Vincent de Paul Outreach Center
is a beacon of hope in this
troubled area, offering an array
of programs that help families
develop the stability, knowledge,
love, and support to build a
better future.
Four out of five adults strug-
gle with joblessness, near-
poverty or reliance on wel-
fare for at least part of their
lives. St. Vincent de Paul
provided basic necessities
to 120,000 people in 2012.
In addition, our Outreach
Centers in the West End and
Winton Hills offer financial
literacy classes, GED classes
and support groups for men
and women. St. Vincent de
Paul’s efforts support the
work of many other pro-
grams and agencies; last
year we were the top referral
agency for the United Way’s
211 helpline.
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You can help people like
Amber create a better
future for their families.
Your gift of $250 will
provide a GED tutor for
a neighbor who is
willing to work hard
for an education.

A grandfather receives
life-saving medication …
Love grows.
David

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OUR SERVICES • CHARITABLE PHARMACY
“We are all God’s
people, and that’s
exactly how they
treat me when I’m at the St. Vin-
cent de Paul Charitable Phar-
macy. Everyone is so friendly to
me and supportive.”
After a 30-year career in
quality control for an airplane
engine parts manufacturer,
David suffered from two blood
clots. Bleeding caused by his
medication made it impossible
for him to continue working, and
he reluctantly resigned from his
job. Following a series of heart
attacks, this once healthy and
vibrant man was diagnosed with
emphysema and heart disease.
David faced a bleak future. He
needed 18 different medicines
daily, costing $900 per month
out of pocket. He faced an im-
possible choice.
“I can choose to pay for my
medicine,” David said, “but I
would lose my home
and have to walk to the
pharmacy from under a
bridge somewhere.”
He has seen the im-
pact of not being able to
afford the right medica-
tion. A friend and col-
league died in David’s
arms from severe
respiratory problems
because he could not
afford his prescribed
inhaler. David knows without
proper medications, he faces a
similar fate.
“This is life or death for me. If
it wasn’t for St. Vincent de Paul, I
would be dead.”
Despite the many hardships
life has brought to David, the
kindness shown to him by St.
Vincent de Paul volunteers has
lifted his spirit. He has vowed
to live his life fully and have a
positive outlook every day. “The
amount of time isn’t as impor-
tant to me now as the quality of
that time. It’s being at peace with
God. It’s spending time with my
family, especially my grandkids. St.
Vincent de Paul gives me both
of those.”
In 2012, the Charitable Phar-
macy ﬁlled 45,130 prescrip-
tions, valued at more than
$5 million. The Charitable
Pharmacy provides
prescription medi-
cation to those in
need while guiding
them toward long-
term health through
health screenings,
medication adher-
ence counseling,
nutrition counseling
and more.
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The Charitable Pharmacy is
a one-of-a-kind, innovative
program in Cincinnati that
provides free prescription
medication to neighbors who
otherwise could not afford
it. The Charitable Pharmacy
is the last hope for those we
help. There is no other program
to which to refer people like
David. Your gift of $5,000
would fill 500 prescriptions
for neighbors in need.

Leslie
A hungry child has
a warm meal …
Love grows.

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OUR SERVICES • FOOD PANTRY
L eslie has worked hard
to pull herself and her
children out of poverty,
but it is not a cycle that
is easily broken. She dreamed of
being a chef, so she graduated
from Cincinnati Cooks and even
earned a special
certiﬁcation in
ﬁne dining to
ensure that she
would succeed in
her new career.
She found a
job at a restaurant
and was looking
forward to the
new life that lay
ahead. Then, the
restaurant began
to cut back her
hours. Instead of
cooking gourmet
meals to support
her family, Leslie
was skipping meals herself
to feed her children.
Leslie’s children cling to her,
sneaking kisses and hugs
whenever possible. They think
the world of her, but Leslie
felt that she was failing them
because she could not provide
for them in the most basic
way. That is when Leslie turned
to St. Vincent de Paul’s Edyth
and Carl Lindner Choice Food
Pantry for help. “Everyone is so
friendly,” Leslie said. “The
volunteers don’t make me feel
bad, and it is such a relief to
have food for my children.”
Thanks to you, Leslie knows
her children will be fed while she
seeks a job.
In the meantime, she is doing
all she can to give back. An
adult leader for the teen group
at a church in the West End, she
encourages the group to volun-
teer in the community. “A lot of
people who go to our church are
not from the community, and
they don’t understand how hard
it can be to rise above poverty,”
Leslie said. “I take them to vol-
unteer at places like St. Vincent
de Paul so that they can meet
people in the community and
get a better understanding of the
struggles they face.”
St. Vincent de Paul’s 9
neighborhood-based food
pantries provide food as-
sistance to families in every
neighborhood of Cincinnati.
In 2012, your support al-
lowed our pantries to serve
our neighbors in need more
than 100,00 times.
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As suburban poverty grows,
more and more families are
struggling to afford a nutritious
meal. The dramatic increase in
need has left many of our pan-
try shelves bare. You can help
neighbors in their time of need.
Your gift of $60 will feed three
families for one week.

Kayla & DeMarco
A growing child gets
a shirt that ﬁts …
Love grows.

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL – CINCINNATI • 2012 ANNUAL REPORTAUL – CINCINNATI •• 200122 AAANNUANNUNNUAUALL REL REREPORTPORTPORT
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OUR SERVICES • THRIFT STORES
One day in April, Kayla’s
tiny daughter stopped
breathing, and every-
thing in her life turned upside
down.
Kayla’s young son DeMarco
had been excited to welcome
home a little sister to love and
care for, but was heartbroken
when the baby passed away.
Losing her daughter to Sudden
Infant Death Syndrome only
weeks after she was born
plummeted Kayla into a deep
depression. Her pain was
paralyzing, preventing her
from working or even caring
for DeMarco.
Kayla’s mother, Nicole, did all
she could for her daughter and
brought Kayla and DeMarco
to live in her apartment. She
cared for DeMarco and worked
extra hours to cover expenses.
But between the funeral costs,
medical costs, and Kayla’s loss
of income, the family’s savings
was completely drained in just a
few months. Nicole was about to
lose her home.
In their darkest hour, Nicole
and Kayla turned to St. Vin-
cent de Paul. Your generous
donations to the St. Vincent de
Paul Thrift Store and Donation
Centers helped this grieving
family pay their rent and pro-
vide clothing and furniture for
growing DeMarco. Kayla still
struggles with the death of her
young daughter, but she has
returned to work at a fast food
restaurant and is staying strong
for DeMarco. The family is still
working to get back on their feet,
but the kindness and generosity
of St. Vincent de
Paul’s donors and
volunteers has given
them new hope for
the future.
St. Vincent
de Paul
volunteers meet with people every day
who have endured unforeseen tragedies
that have sent their lives spiraling out of
control. Sometimes it is the death of a
family member or an illness, other times
it is something as simple as a car repair or
having their work hours cut. You can give
hope to families in every neighborhood of
Cincinnati by donating your new or gently-
used clothing and household items to a St.
Vincent de Paul Thrift Store and Donation
Center. Donations can be dropped off at
any of our seven thrift store locations,
or call 513-421-CARE (2273) to schedule
a free donation pick-up today. Store
locations can be found on page 20.
Thanks to your generous
donations, St. Vincent de
Paul’s thrift stores provided
$600,000 in furniture, cloth-
ing and household items at
no cost to neighbors
in need. Proceeds
from our Thrift
Store and Donation
Centers also help
struggling families
by providing sup-
port for programs
such as Homelessness
Prevention, the Charitable
Pharmacy, and the Edyth
and Carl Lindner Choice
Food Pantry.

Ezeckel & Kenya
St. Vincent de Paul
volunteers befriend
a neighbor in need …
Love grows.

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OUR SERVICES • CONFERENCES
Every day, St. Vincent de Paul members
in your local neighborhood bring help
and hope to struggling families through
home visits and emergency assistance.
To learn more about how you can
make love grow in your community,
please contact Gary Horton, Director
of Volunteer and Member Services,
at ghorton@SVDPcincinnati.org or
513-562-8841 ext. 234.
“Everything we have, who
we are, is because of
my aunt and uncle,
and the Conference
Members of St. Bartholomew.”
Ezeckel, his wife Kenya and
their playful children, Gbinal
and Latisha, were not always
such a joyful family. Just a few
short months ago, they were
living in the midst of civil war
in Liberia, stepping over dead
bodies. They hid in the forests,
sleeping against trees.
Then, there came a miracle
— an opportunity to move to
America. An aunt and uncle
whom Ezeckel had never person-
ally met learned of their plight
and agreed take them in. Ezeckel
and his family moved into their
aunt and uncle’s humble home
in Mt. Healthy. They had no jobs,
no driver’s licenses, no car, and
very few possessions.
Almost immediately, Ezeckel
set out to find a church where
he could give thanks to God for
bringing his family to America.
When he and his
uncle drove past St.
Bartholomew Parish,
Ezeckel was imme-
diately drawn to the
church. “I am not
sure why we stopped
at that church that
day, but we did,” said
Ezeckel’s uncle. It was
a stop that changed
Ezeckel’s life.
The St. Vincent de
Paul members at St.
Bartholomew wel-
comed Ezeckel and his
family with open arms.
First, they provided
basics like clothing
and food. Then, they
worked with the family
for months, helping
them find employment
at one of St. Vincent de Paul’s
Thrift Store and Donation Cen-
ters, transporting
their children to
school, and even
helping them
find their very
own apartment.
Thousands
of miles from
their native
country and
all that was fa-
miliar, Ezeckel
and Kenya
found a new
family to love
and cherish
them. When the time came for
their children to be baptized,
they turned to Conference
member John and his wife to
be the Godparents.
Suburban poverty in
Cincinnati has increased
by 83 percent since 2000,
with many at-risk families
now isolated in suburban
communities where few
services are available. St.
Vincent de Paul’s network of
950 parish-based volunteers
serving more than 71 Cincin-
nati neighborhoods places
us at the front lines of subur-
ban poverty, uniquely posi-
tioned to reach and assist
these families. In 2012, our
members visited the homes
of those in need 7,447 times,
helping 37,078 people.

Vincentian Volunteers
of Cincinnati

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“I’ve learned the true
virtue of serving others
with my whole self, realizing that
my weaknesses are as valuable
as my strengths. I have been
challenged in areas of communi-
ty life, ministry, personal spiri-
tual, intellectual and emotional
growth, and am ﬁnding joy and
a sense of purpose through this
whole process,” said a 2012 Vin-
centian Volunteer of Cincinnati.
Rooted in the mission of St.
Vincent de Paul, Vincentian
Volunteers of Cincinnati (VVC)
is the only faith-based, year-long
residential service program in
Cincinnati. Bringing St. Vincent
de Paul’s motto, “neighbors
helping neighbors,” to life, VVC
members work full-time at the
West End Outreach Center
providing person-to-person
service to those in need,
serve as members of a St.
Vincent de Paul Conference,
facilitate immersion experi-
ences through the Ozanam
Center for Service Learning,
and live in an intentional
community in the West
End, regularly engaging
in spiritual formation and
community growth.
Our hope is that the VVC
program will become part
of a lifelong commitment
these young adults make
to live their faith as passion-
ate, committed Vincentians
who will carry on the work of
the Society in the future by
walking alongside their neigh-
bors in need.
Ozanam Center
for Service Learning
The Ozanam Center for
Service Learning offers day-
long to week-long immersion
experiences that connect
people from diverse back-
grounds, engage partici-
pants in poverty and social
justice issues and grow a
commitment to service in
community. Participants
range from school, St. Vin-
cent de Paul member, and
adult groups. To learn more
or to schedule a retreat,
call 513-562-8841 ext. 231
or email Ozanam@SVDPcin-
cinnati.org.
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“I went through each day stopping to reflect
on how to live out my faith.”
“Treating everyone as a neighbor and sitting
down to listen to their story is something I
will always incorporate into my future work.”
In 2012, our Vincentian Volunteers of
Cincinnati served more than 37,000 of our
neighbors in need and facilitated Ozanam
Center Retreats for a total of 308 participants.
But more importantly, the program changed
the way they see the world and created
new opportunities. If you are interested in
learning more, call 513-562-8841 ext. 239
or email VVC@SVDPcincinnati.org.

BOB RAHE MATTRESS FUND
Every night, hundreds of chil-
dren and elderly neighbors
sleep on a cold, hard ﬂoor. The
Bob and Sylvia Rahe Mattress
Fund provides comfort and rest
to neighbors in need by giving
them a mattress, box spring, and
bed rail set. In 2012, St. Vincent
de Paul provided 786 beds to
local adults and children.
Thanks to you, a struggling
mother tucks her little girl
into a cozy bed … love grows.
A special thank you to our Kids
Dream Too! Program Partners:
Morris Home Furnishings,
Ashley Furniture Homestore,
Olympic gold medalist Mary
Wineberg, WLWT and The
Cincinnati Enquirer. The Kids
Dream Too! Program gives local
children in need a soft, warm
bed to sleep in.
FAN AND AIR
CONDITIONER DRIVE
Hot summer days can seem
endless to sick and elderly
neighbors who have no source
of heat relief. Thanks to you,
St. Vincent de Paul gave 1,000
fans and 450 air conditioners
to people in need in 2012.
An elderly woman raises
her arms in joy as two St.
Vincent de Paul members
deliver an air conditioner
… love grows.
Thank you to our 2012 part-
ners: WCPO, Huntington
National Bank, Braun
Heating and Air Condition-
ing, Coney Island, Tedia
Company, Inc., American
Fan Company and Stor-All
Self Storage.
5 CARES COAT DRIVE
Many neighbors in need
face the cold winter months
without a coat. In 2012,
you gave 5,630 coats to
keep local adults and chil-
dren safe and warm throughout
the winter.
A little boy slips into a coat
in his favorite color and his
face lights up… love grows.
Thank you to our 2012 partners:
WLWT News 5, Gold Star Chili,
Kemba Credit Union, local ﬁre
departments, City Dash, One
Warm Coat and Scarf It Up.
PROGRAMS, DRIVES
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PROGRAMS, DRIVES AND EVENTS
KROGER AND FOX 19
FOOD FROM THE HEART
From Delhi to Anderson Town-
ship, and Bridgetown to Finney-
town, requests for help with food
— the most basic of all needs
— are on the rise. During Kroger
and Fox 19’s Food From the
Heart Drive, donations are ac-
cepted in food collection barrels
and coin-boxes at Kroger store
locations. Our volunteers carry
your gifts directly to the homes
of hungry families in your local
neighborhood.
Thanks to you, on a dark
winter evening, a mom calls
her children to a warm meal
… love grows.
Thank you to our 2012 partners:
Kroger and Fox 19.
CINCINNATI REDS
STRIKE OUT HUNGER
FOOD DRIVE
Every year, Reds fans team up to
Strike Out Hunger in Cincinnati
by donating non-perishable
food items at the Reds’ stadium.
The Reds generously reward
your kindness with a ticket to
a future game. In 2012, you put
more than 8,500 meals on the
tables of neighbors in need
through the Reds Strike Out
Hunger Food Drive.
On a summer day, when
there is no hope of a
school lunch, three
little girls share a can
of Spaghettios, thanks
to you … love grows.
Thank you to our 2012 part-
ners: Cincinnati Reds and
WLWT News 5.
HOLIDAY PROGRAMS
As suburban poverty grows,
more and more families face a
meager holiday, unable to afford
a holiday meal or Christmas
gifts for their children. During
the 2012 holiday season, you
gave hope and holiday cheer to
more than 7,467 local families
by generously supporting pro-
grams such as Thanksgiving
and Christmas food baskets,
Adopt-A-Family, Angel Toy
Program, Holiday Hearts, and
Shop with a Bengal.
It’s chilly on the St. Vincent
de Paul dock where stacks
of food and Thanksgiving
turkeys are ready to be
distributed to the struggling
families that will soon stream
through the doors. But for
the moment all is quiet as
old and young, black and
white, helper and helped join
hands and bow heads in a
prayer of hope and thanks,
… love grows.
RETROFITTINGS
St. Vincent de Paul partners with
the student designers from the
University of Cincinnati College
of Design, Architecture, Art and
Planning (DAAP) for one of the
year’s most anticipated events —
RetroFittings! Each sophomore
design student is challenged to
design an ensemble using just
$10 worth of goods they select
from a St. Vincent de Paul Thrift
Store. A lively, one-of-a-kind
show spotlighting the fashions
is the highlight of the evening.
Proceeds support the mission of
St. Vincent de Paul.
PRESCRIPTION FORE FUN
CHARITY GOLF OUTING
In 2012, St. Vincent de Paul held
the 7th Annual Prescription
Fore Fun Charity Golf Outing,
beneﬁting the Charitable Phar-
macy. Thanks to our generous
sponsors, donors, and golfers,
the outing raised enough money
to ﬁll 2,500 prescriptions for
neighbors in need.

GIVE BACK
• To volunteer,
call (513) 562-8841 x211.
• To schedule a retreat,
call (513) 562-8841 x231.
• To make a financial or planned
gift, or to host a drive,
call (513) 421-HOPE (4673).
• To donate clothing, furniture,
household items or vehicle,
call (513) 421-CARE (2273).
OUR THRIFT STORE/
DONATION CENTER
LOCATIONS ACROSS
CINCINNATI
Colerain
6900 Colerain Ave.
Cincinnati, OH 45239
(513) 741-1641
Este Superstore
4530 Este Ave.
(513) 681-9838
Evendale
9864 Reading Road
(513) 563-2949
Mason
1065 Reading Rd.
Mason, OH 45040
(513) 492-7940
Milford
813 Main St.
Milford, OH 45150
(513) 248-2664
Mt. Washington
2300 Beechmont Ave.
(513) 231-1239
Western Hills
5555 Glenway Ave.
(513) 347-0342
YOU CAN GIVE BACK!
GIVE YOUR TIME
You can lift a burden either by meeting directly with people in need
or by working behind the scenes. Our volunteers are regular people
of all ages and walks of life.
PARTICIPATE IN SERVICE LEARNING
The Ozanam Center for Service Learning offers re-
treat experiences for adults and students. Retreats
include a balance of interaction with neighbors of
diverse backgrounds, personal reflection, service
activities, and discovery of practical ways to break
down barriers and create lasting change.
GIVE FINANCIAL SUPPORT
A gift of any amount will help provide encouragement through
emergency assistance with rent, utilities, transportation, food, and
medicine. Almost all of our funding is from individual gifts from
Cincinnatians who
want to help their
neighbors in need.
MAKE A
PLANNED GIFT
You can leave a last-
ing legacy of hope
through tax-favored
financial and estate
planning.
GIVE GOODS
AND YOUR
USED VEHICLE
Your tax-deductible
donations of
furniture, clothing,
household items,
and even a used
vehicle give hope
and encouragement to struggling families. One hundred percent of
proceeds from our Vehicle Donation Program are used to help local
people in need.
HOST A FOOD DRIVE
Hosting a food drive is a fun and easy way to bring your community
together to help those in need. Non-perishable food donations are
needed year-round to support families facing financial need.

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CONFERENCES
CINCINNATI DISTRICT COUNCIL CONFERENCES
All Saints
Annunciation
Assumption
Bellarmine Chapel Xavier Univ.
Cathedral of St. Peter in Chains/
St. Xavier
Christ the King
Church of the Resurrection
Corpus Christi/St. John Neumann
Good Shepherd
Guardian Angels
Holy Family
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Little Flower
Nativity
Our Lady of Lourdes
Our Lady of the Rosary/
St. Matthias
Our Lady of Victory
Our Lady of Visitation
Resurrection
San Carlos/St. Charles
St. Aloysius Gonzaga
St. Ann
St. Antoninus
St. Bartholomew
St. Bernard, Taylor Creek
St. Bernard, Spring
Grove Village
St. Boniface
St. Catharine
St. Cecilia
St. Clare
St. Clement
St. Dominic
St. Gabriel
St. Gertrude
St. Ignatius
St. James White Oak
St. James of the Valley
St. John the Evangelist
St. John the Baptist Harrison
St. John the Baptist Dry Ridge
St. Joseph, West End
St. Joseph, North Bend
St. Jude
St. Lawrence
St. Margaret of Cortona/
St. John Vianney
St. Margaret Mary
St. Martin of Tours
St. Mary, Hyde Park
St. Mary, Aurora, Indiana
St. Michael the Archangel
St. Pius Food Pantry
St. Saviour
St. Teresa of Avila
St. Vivian
St. William
Sts. Peter & Paul
Roger Bacon High School
Mount Notre Dame High School

ASSISTANCE PROVIDED
In 2012, contributed volunteer hours totaled
105,910 including:
• Conference members: 948 members equaling
58,061 hours
• Bank Street Pantry, Charitable Pharmacy,
other services: 2,224 total volunteers equaling
23,540 hours
• Stores: 24,309 volunteer hours
In 2012, SVDP helped more than 120,000 people
through its programs:
• Conferences (Parish-based Volunteer Groups):
helped 37,078 people & made 7,447 home visits
• Social Services: helped 38,185, including 340
home visits
• Food Pantries: helped people more than
100,000 times
• Charitable Pharmacy: ﬁlled 45,130 prescrip-
tions valued at $5,362,724
• Other drives & events resulted in an additional
3,979 people helped
2012 FINANCIAL REPORT

SOURCES OF SUPPORT
17%
Contributions
& legal
bequests
42%
Donated food
& other goods
3%
Auto & other
2%
Investment gain
36%
Stores
17%
Assistance
to needy
8%
Food
pantries
67%
Furniture,
clothing, &
other goods
2%
Car donation
program
3%
Management
& general3%
Fundraising
USES OF SUPPORT
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2012 FINANCIAL REPORT
2012 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
REVENUES, GAINS, AND OTHER SUPPORT
Contributions & legal bequests . . . . . . .$3,646,120
Donated food & other goods . . . . . . . . . . . 8,897,222
Stores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7,753,987
Investment gain. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .367,977
Auto & other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 670,724
Total revenue, gains
& other support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,336,030
EXPENSES
Program services
Assistance to needy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$3,246,368
Food pantries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,582,482
Furniture, clothing, & other goods. . . .12,938,266
Total program services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$17,767,116
Car donation program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $476,812
Supporting services
Management & general . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $532,779
Fundraising . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 525,677
Total supporting services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,058,456
Total expenses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,302,384
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,033,646
Net assets, beginning of year . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,267,442
Net assets at end of year. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$16,301,088
“NOW THESE THREE REMAIN: FAITH, HOPE AND LOVE. BUT THE
GREATEST OF THESE IS LOVE.” 1 Corinthians 13:13

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OUR DONORS
SOCIETY OF SERVICE ($100,000 AND UP)
Beverly W. Hersh Needy Beneﬁts Foundation
Elaine and Henry Fischer
The Estate of Mrs. Celia Mileski
SOCIETY OF HUMILITY ($50,000–$99,000)
Bob and Liz Maxwell
The Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation, Inc.
The Kroger Company Foundation
SOCIETY OF SIMPLICITY ($25,000–$49,999)
SC Ministry Foundation
The Catino Family Foundation
The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
The Paula M. Steiner Family Foundation, Inc.
The Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation
SOCIETY OF CHARITY ($10,000–$24,999)
Bank of America —
Matching Gifts Program
Catholic Health Partners
Catholics United for the Poor
City Of Cincinnati
Mr. Michael D. Connelly
James E. Evans
GE Fund
Hatton Foundation
Rick and Amy Held
Mrs. Ellen M. Miller
Nehemiah Manufacturing
Company, LLC
Niehaus Financial Services, LLC
Omnicare Foundation
Thomas and Audrey Ruthman
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sedler
Tedia Company, Inc.
The Carol Ann and Ralph V.
Haile, Jr./U.S. Bank Foundation
The James J. & Joan A. Gardner
Family Foundation
The John and Jenny Ward
Family Foundation
The Robert and
Jeanne Diesel Foundation
SOCIETY OF JUSTICE ($5,000–$9,999)
Rick and Nancy Booms
BP Products North America, Inc.
Braun Heating & Air
Conditioning Company, Inc.
Ron and Vicki Christian
Carl and Linda DeBlasio
Christopher C. Elma
Cynthia Etsler
Evelo/Singer/Sullivan Group
of Merrill Lynch
General Electric Company
Mr. James Gielty
Tiffany Hanisch-Bergan
Dr. Michael and
Kathleen Jennings
William and Suzanne Joiner
C. Bart & Linda Kohler
Mary Sue McDuffie
Mueller Rooﬁng
Distributors, Inc.
Urban and Barbara Neville
O.K.I. Auction, LLC
Thomas and Ginny O’Brien
Mrs. Dorothy G. Roth
Joshua Sellers
Michael and Janet Sepela
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati
Katherine and Tim Stautberg
James and Linda Steffen
Paul and Meg Tarvin
The Estate of Dorothy J. Garland
The Estate of Jerry Duwel
The Jay and Beulah Raymond
Endowment Fund
The Scripps Howard Foundation
The Wohlgemuth
Herschede Foundation
TriHealth
U.S. Bank
Mary T. Verkamp, Trust
West Side Capital, LLC
Bob and Marilyn Wildermuth

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SOCIETY OF TRUTH ($2,500–$4,999)
Academy of Medicine
of Cincinnati
American Fan Co.
Barbara Apking
Howard and Pamela Bell
James and Jenny Berg
Sandy and Bruce Brielmaier
Prentice and Liz Carter
Nathan D. Clements
Jim and Elizabeth Dodd
Mr. Frank Dowd
Frontgate
David and Dena Garascia
Give With Liberty —
Matching Gift Program
Bob and Carol Gramann
Haglage Construction, Inc.
Andrew Hawkins
Michael Hoeting
Johnson Investment Counsel,
Inc. — Charitable Gift Fund
Ronald G. and Caroline Joseph
Michael Krienik
LPK
Reynold Tala Maualuga
Robert Olberding
James and Denise Patton
Domata U. and Anna M. Peko
Michael and E. Diane Rohs
William and Jo Ann Ropp
RPP Containers
Andre Smith, Jr.
Southwest Financial
Services, LTD
St. Xavier High School
Mike and Kathleen Stenger
The Bank of Kentucky
The Leser Family Fund
Steven and Carolyn Wenstrup
Ms. Mary L. Wetzel
Andrew Whitworth
SOCIETY OF SPIRIT ($1,000–$2,499)
Henry and Nancy Acciani
Mr. & Mrs. Scott Adams
Agnes Nordloh Charitable Trust
AK Steel Foundation
Jason Allen
Renate Alvi
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Rev. Thomas R. Axe
Bartlett & Co.
Gregory and Julie Bauke
John and Joyce Berning
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Besse
Blue Ash Protective
Association, Inc.
J. Robert and Dianne Brown
Jane Buehler
Katie Bulach
Robert A. and Kara Bult
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Castellini
Joan and Richard Chouteau
Greg Cimmarusti
Norma L. Clark
Maryann Cleary
Andrew and Liz Curran
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E. Davis
Beverly Davis
Ms. Mary G. Davis
DaVita HealthCare Partners, Inc.
Frank and Virginia
DeMaria Foundation
Mary Dome
Mr. Brad Dreier
Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dreier
Duke Energy Foundation —
Kenneth and Claire Edgell
David and Mary Ann Ellerbrock
Jerome D. Fagel, Jr.
Brian Faust
Matthew E. Feldman and
Julie R. Baker Feldman
Forest Hills Local School District
David and Anita Freeman
Dr. and Mrs. Harry F. Fry
Brian and Anne Marie Gibler
Steven and Linda Giessler
Goldman, Sachs & Co. —
Richard and Marilyn Gorman
Mary Dean Grote
Jim and Kim Gusweiler
Richard Haffey
William and Lana Haller
Clark and Joanne Handy
Mr. Richard H. Haneberg
Michael F. and
Mary J. Haverkamp
Jeffrey Herbert
Phil and Gloria Hock
Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Hoeting
Jack Hoeting
Arthur and Rita Hudepohl
Industrial Developments
International
i-systems Corporation
Tricia and Eric Johnson
JTM Meats
Keating, Muething &
Klekamp, PLL
Arleene Keller
David A. and
Sharon M. Kitzmiller
Dorothy C. Klus Revocable Trust
Ellie and Don Knauss
Lisa and Steven Knutson
Tom and Stacey Koenigsfeld
Richard and Eva Komoroski

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OUR DONORS
Samuel and Sandra Kuehn
Thomas A. Kuhn
S. George and Joann Kurz
Al and Mary Lahti White
Jean M. Lambert
John and Mary Larson
Mary Letty Lavely
Martin and Helen Lawson
Dave and Judy Lococo
David and Rula Louis
Daniel and Anne Lovell, MD
Macy’s Foundation
John and Deborah Majoras
SOCIETY OF FAITH ($500–$999)
Timothy and Bonnie Albers
Rev. Joseph Allison
Chris Aluotto
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bayliss
Bob and Barb Becker
Richard Benner
Robert and Kathleen Bennett
Berenﬁeld Containers, Inc.
Bruce and Karen Berno
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Berns, Jr.
Susan and Doug Bierer
Robert and Jane Bohinski
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Bohrer
Stanley M. Boric
Lori Brison
Dennis and Jennifer Brown
Jeff and Amy Bruns
Bunches of Bows, LLC
Shauna M. Buring
W. Alan and Margaret M. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick T. Burke
Gary and Gayle Burke
Michael and Tracy Burke
Patricia Calo
Anne Castleberry
Centene Management
Company, LLC
CenturyLink — Clarke M.
Williams Foundation
Chaminade Julienne
Catholic High School
Manuel and Cynthia Chavez
Hoon and Aesook Choi
CityLink Center
J. H. Clasgens II
Combined Federal Campaign
Michael J. and
Nancy D. Conaton
Dr. and Mrs. C.J. Condorodis
David Conroy
Rev. Ronald C. Cooper
Cretor Construction Equipment
Steve and Gina Culbertson
John Curro
Ms. Judith S. Curtin
John and Carol Daniels
Mary Ann Deak
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald J. Debrunner
Joseph Degaro
Mr. Thomas Digman
Rick Dodd
James and Janet Donnellon
Bryan Dougherty
David and Kelley Downing
Robert J. and Nancy Dudero
Mary J. and Bill Edmund
Maurice and Mary Edris
Marina Ellison
Ed Emmerling
Rev. David J. Endres
Brent Fening
Melvin Firestone
Rebecca Flesch
Flynn & Company P.S.C., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew T. Fogarty
Thomas and Janice Forte
Bernard B. and Suzanne J. Gawne
Genex Services, Inc.
Ryan Gillen
Graydon Head & Ritchey, LLP
David and Theresa Greenwald
Paula Grulee
Richard Hansman, Jr.
Andy and Tina Hawking
Craig A. and Linda Hayden
Patricia Herbers
Karin Hoden
Ms. Margaret M. Hogan
Martin F. Hollenbeck
David Holwadel
Diana Housman
Roger and Angela Houston
James Howe
Ms. Debbie Huffman
Lawrence and Marlene Humbert
Jon and Laureen Hussey
Ron and Gloria Johnson
Johnson Investment
Counsel, Inc.
Scott A. and Mary Johnstone
Gregory and Jeannette Jones
Amy and George Joseph
Barbara Juengling
Robert C. and
Christine C. Jung, Jr.
Dr. Dorothy E. Kaiser
Mr. Jerome Charles Kathman
William J. and
Nancy N. Keating, Sr.
Ms. Judith Marie Keiber
20% OF PEOPLE
in Hamilton County are living in poverty.
ONE THIRD OF OUR CHILDREN
are growing up in poverty.
78% OF ADULTS
living in poverty are employed. They are the new
face of poverty, the suburban working poor.
WHAT DIFFERENCE
can ONE person make?

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Academy of Medicine
of Cincinnati
American Fan Co.
Barbara Apking
Nathan D. Clements
Mr. Frank Dowd
Frontgate
Andrew Hawkins
Michael Hoeting
Michael Krienik
LPK
Robert Olberding
RPP Containers
Andre Smith, Jr.
Southwest Financial
Services, LTD
Ms. Mary L. Wetzel
Andrew Whitworth
AK Steel Foundation
Jason Allen
Renate Alvi
Rev. Thomas R. Axe
Bartlett & Co.
Blue Ash Protective
Association, Inc.
Jane Buehler
Katie Bulach
Greg Cimmarusti
Norma L. Clark
Maryann Cleary
Beverly Davis
Ms. Mary G. Davis
Frank and Virginia
DeMaria Foundation
Mary Dome
Mr. Brad Dreier
Brian Faust
Mary Dean Grote
Richard Haffey
Michael F. and
Mary J. Haverkamp
Jeffrey Herbert
Jack Hoeting
International
JTM Meats
Keating, Muething &
Klekamp, PLL
Arleene Keller
David A. and
WHEN YOU GIVE,
love grows one neighbor at a time.
Give ONE hour of your time to visit a family
in need or help in a food pantry.
Knowing that one person cares will bring love to a
neighbor’s home.
Join us for ONE weekend for an
urban plunge.
One person can inspire change in a community.
Give ONE dollar to provide food for a day.
One mother doesn’t worry about how she will
feed her child breakfast.
Give ONE hundred dollars to provide a bed.
One act of generosity lifts an elderly neighbor
off of the ﬂoor.
Donate ONE dining room table to a Thrift
Store and Donation Center.
One family in your neighborhood will no longer
eat dinner on the ﬂoor.
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OUR DONORS
Thomas A. Kuhn
Jean M. Lambert
Mary Letty Lavely
Macy’s Foundation
Rev. Joseph Allison
Chris Aluotto
Bob and Barb Becker
Richard Benner
Stanley M. Boric
Lori Brison
Jeff and Amy Bruns
Shauna M. Buring
Patricia Calo
Anne Castleberry
Centene Management
Company, LLC
Williams Foundation
Chaminade Julienne
CityLink Center
J. H. Clasgens II
Michael J. and
Nancy D. Conaton
David Conroy
John Curro
Mary Ann Deak
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald J. Debrunner
Joseph Degaro
Mr. Thomas Digman
Rick Dodd
Bryan Dougherty
Marina Ellison
Ed Emmerling
Brent Fening
Melvin Firestone
Rebecca Flesch
Ryan Gillen
Paula Grulee
Patricia Herbers
Karin Hoden
David Holwadel
Diana Housman
James Howe
Ms. Debbie Huffman
Johnson Investment
Counsel, Inc.
Barbara Juengling
Robert C. and
William J. and
Give today. Call 513-421-HOPE
or visit www.SVDPcincinnati.org.
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
1125 Bank St., Cincinnati, OH 45214
(513) 562-8841 • www.SVDPcincinnati.org
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Academy of Medicine
of Cincinnati
American Fan Co.
Barbara Apking
Nathan D. Clements
Mr. Frank Dowd
Frontgate
Andrew Hawkins
Michael Hoeting
Michael Krienik
LPK
Robert Olberding
RPP Containers
Andre Smith, Jr.
Southwest Financial
Services, LTD
Ms. Mary L. Wetzel
Andrew Whitworth
AK Steel Foundation
Jason Allen
Renate Alvi
Rev. Thomas R. Axe
Bartlett & Co.
Blue Ash Protective
Association, Inc.
Jane Buehler
Katie Bulach
Greg Cimmarusti
Norma L. Clark
Maryann Cleary
Beverly Davis
Ms. Mary G. Davis
Frank and Virginia
DeMaria Foundation
Mary Dome
Mr. Brad Dreier
Brian Faust
Mary Dean Grote
Richard Haffey
Michael F. and
Mary J. Haverkamp
Jeffrey Herbert
Jack Hoeting
International
JTM Meats
Keating, Muething &
Klekamp, PLL
Arleene Keller
David A. and
SOCIETY OF SPIRIT (continued)
Steve and Mary Martin
Mary, Help of Christians Church
Drs. Timothy and
Jennifer McConnell
Mr. Thomas G. McKenney
Virginia and Denny Meador
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Meyer
Mischler & Nurre
Morris Home Furnishings
Jeffrey and Peggy Mossbarger
Thomas J. and Linda G. Mueller
Joyce Mukes
Kenneth and Theresa Mullen
Dennis Nead
Don and Phyllis Neyer
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
L. Neyer, Sr.
Anne Niehaus
Ms. Mary J. Niehaus-Fay
Rev. Thomas C. Nolker
Eric Osborne
Mr. George F. Osterfeld
Jonathan and
Michelle Ostrander
William and Renate Otteson
Julie and Michael Peters
David C. and Liane Phillips
Joseph A. and Susan E. Pichler
Protective Life Corporation
Mr. Paul H. Ravenna
Kenneth and Bernice Reeder
Ms. Rita H. Riddell
Jerome R. and Megan Riga
John T. and Carole Ruschulte
Bill Schauble
Mary A. Schell
Schiff-Kreidler-Shell, Inc.
Donald and Joan Schmitt
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Schulenberg
William and Amy Schult
Tom Schuster
Harry and Carol Schweer
Serve Ohio
Anthony and Grace Severyn
Kathleen Shaut
Scott and Julie Sheffer
Tony and Lynda Shipley
William and Jeanne Shoemaker
Ken and Kathy Skau
Mary Kotte Smyth
Southwest Ohio
Rehabilitation Association
St. Rose Church
St. Susanna Parish
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Bob and Nancy Stautberg
Michael J. and Marianne Storck
Mike Story
David and Cheryl Stouffer
George and Linda Strietmann
Steven T. and Mary C. Sullivan
Paul and Linnell Sullivan
Taft, Stettinius & Hollister, LLP
Ms. Gail J. Taylor
Verna Taylor
The Christ Hospital
Medical Associates
The E.W. Scripps Company
The Elder Schwarzer
Family Fund
The Helen and James G. Broe
(LGW) Fund
Jamie Thibert
Mrs. Mary Theresa Thiemann
Joseph and Barbara Trauth
Lee and Kathleen Vonderhaar
Mr. Greg Wagner
Tracey Wagner
Geraldine Warner
Jack D. and Susan R. Wendel
Jay and Kathy Wertz
WesBanco Bank, Inc.
Dorothy Whitaker
Paul and Donna Wyatt
Xavier University
Gary and Paula Yerke
Sharon E. Ziegler
Mark and Christina Zlatic

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OUR DONORS
Thomas A. Kuhn
Jean M. Lambert
Mary Letty Lavely
Macy’s Foundation
Rev. Joseph Allison
Chris Aluotto
Bob and Barb Becker
Richard Benner
Stanley M. Boric
Lori Brison
Jeff and Amy Bruns
Shauna M. Buring
Patricia Calo
Anne Castleberry
Centene Management
Company, LLC
Williams Foundation
Chaminade Julienne
CityLink Center
J. H. Clasgens II
Michael J. and
Nancy D. Conaton
David Conroy
John Curro
Mary Ann Deak
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald J. Debrunner
Joseph Degaro
Mr. Thomas Digman
Rick Dodd
Bryan Dougherty
Marina Ellison
Ed Emmerling
Brent Fening
Melvin Firestone
Rebecca Flesch
Ryan Gillen
Paula Grulee
Patricia Herbers
Karin Hoden
David Holwadel
Diana Housman
James Howe
Ms. Debbie Huffman
Johnson Investment
Counsel, Inc.
Barbara Juengling
Robert C. and
William J. and

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Steve Kenat and Heidi Jark Kenat
Janet Kessler
Mike Kihm
Donald and Kathy King
Mr. and Mrs. James Kleingers
Emerson Knowles
Mark and Diane Kosobud
Chris Kotsovos
Dan and Mary Kramer
Michael J. and Joan C. Kramer
Jo Anne Laciofano
John and Susie Lame
Ramon and Betty Landenwitch
Leadership Scholars, Inc.
Dr. Jennifer Loggie
Dan and Elizabeth Long
Joseph and Meredith Loughran
Arthur and Maryann Maines
Michael Martin
Charles and Ann McCarthy
Mr. and Mrs. William McCloy
Patrick and
Mary Ellen McCullough
Malcolm McElroy
Kevin and Julie McGehee
Gale McLaughlin
Michael and Kathy McQueen
James Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Miller
Stacey Miller
Montgomery Inn
at The Boathouse
Mr. Ronald Morgan
Richard and Carolyn Morin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald P Motl
Eric Mueller
Chole Garibay and
Timothy Mullen
Jeffrey Muntel
Muslim Students Association
Newman Foundation, Inc.
Raymond Neyer
Dr. Donald and
Pauline Nofziger
Timothy and
Margaret Nolan
Nicholas Ostrosky
Otterbein Homes
Fred and Eileen Overbeck
Most Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk
Patrick Points and
Wijdan Jreisat
Michael C. and Pamela R. Pratt
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Puccini
Elaine and Edmund Pultinas
Barry and Amy Reynolds
Michael and Barbara Ricke
Frederick and Laura Riehle
Rev. David C. Robisch
William and Joan S. Rohde
Theodore and
Mary Ann Rohling
Mr. Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Mark and Kimberly Rumpke
Benjamin and Amy Russert
Michael and Christine Ryan
Kevin Ryan
Sabre Holding —
Give Together Campaign
William H. and Judith M. Sander
Jamie and Agata Schade
Thomas J. and Mary Schmitz
Jim and Margaret Schrimpf
Ralph R. and Carol Schroer
Dan and Robin Schuckman
Ms. Mary D. Schweitzer
SCS Construction Services, Inc.
Terry and Ken Segerberg
Gerald L. Shawhan
Guy Smallwood
Emilio Spinosa
St. Frances de Sales
James and Kim Stageman
Judith Stubenrauch
John and Tamie Sullivan, M.D.
Swapalease
Tac Company, Inc.
James Taggart
Mr. Raymond A. Teepen
Alice Temming
Harold Thalheimer
The Bill Keating, Jr. Family
The Castleberry Driscoll Family
The Huesing Family Foundation
The LeBlond Foundation
of Makino
The Spirit of Cincinnatus, Inc.
The William and
Antonia Frank Foundation
Mr. Franklin D. Thomas
Towers Watson
Jerry Trefzger
Lawrence and Mary P. Uebel
UGive.org
Ms. Susan M. Vergamini
Richard A. and Marilyn Vogele
Andrea L. Wall
Kevin Walsh
Jerome W. and Dianne Wedig
Michael and Susan West
Mr. Thomas E. Westerﬁeld
Phyllis Weston
Rebecca Williams
Rick and Kathy Wissel
Barbara Witte
Robert and Carolyn L. Wynn
Brian Zappia
Gerald and Dee Zobrist
John W. and Mary Ann Zorio

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OUR DONORS
SOCIETY OF SAMARITANS ($100–$499)
Paul and Barbara Abbinante
Kevin and Kim Abele
Thomas Ackermann
Wes and Chris Adamson
Marquita Adkins
Freddie Adkins
Mr. James W. Ahlrichs
Jagjeet and Claire Ahluwalia
Alice Ahrens
Mr. and Mrs. George Ainge
Josephine A. Akujobi
Al Neyer, Inc. Foundation
Jeff Allan
Romola Allen
Catherine Bothe Almquist
Mark Altmayer
Thomas and Lynne Alverson
Kenneth Amend, M.D.
Mark Amorini
Karen E. Anderson, CIFCU
Mariclaire Anderson
Victor and Dolores Angel
Dolares M. Angel, CPA
Robert Anning
Frank and Ann Antenucci
Robert and Patricia Arbogast
Michael J. and
Ruth Anne Armentrout
Frances L. Armstrong
Rev. Christopher R.
Armstrong
Mary Armstrong
Karen Arnold
Mr. Paul V. Arszman
Ms. Constance L. Arthur
Christopher and
Colleen Asgian
Jerry and Lindsay Ash
Lorraine Austin
Laura Averbeck
Mr. Michael Aylward
Christine Babbitt
Dr. and Mrs. Bernard B.
Bacevich, M.D.
Todd and Ann Bailey
Jerome L. Bain
Rose Marie Baker
Ms. Bernadette Ball
Susan and Justice Ballard
Allison Banzhaf
Robert B. Barbara
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Barden
David and Glenda Barkalow
Tracy Barker
Beverly Barnes
C.F. Barrett
Mr. Allen Barrow
Basco Company
Ms. Susan Mary Bathon
August Bauer
Mrs. Mary L. Baurichter
Judith Bausher
Cynthia Baylis
Ted Beach
Ms. Gail Bechtold
Donald Beckert
Richard and Sara Bell
Richard and
Constance Belmont
Michael Belmont
George W. and
Martha K. Bens
Herb and Darlene Benson
Amanda Bentley
Ms. Ellen Berghamer
Mr. and Mrs.
Dennis Bergman
Marilyn Berkemeyer
Melissa Berling
Elizabeth Berling
Lucille Berninger
Emmie Bertram
Ms. Margaret Betscher
C.M. Beyersdorfer
Theresa Bickers
Noel J. and
Romaine M. Biesik
Harold J. and
Mary Kay Binder
Kathleen and Jean Bischoff
John J. and
Marilyn E. Bishop
David Bittner
Glenn and
Martha Bitzenhofer
Harry A. Blaney, M.D.
Robert Blommel
Shirlee Bloom
Mr. and Mrs.
William Boardman
Mr. Nicholas Bodmer
Paul and Esther Boehm
Michael and Pam Boehm
Robert P. and Nancy Boehner
James and Dana Boeing
Lois Bogenschutz
Mr. William A. Bohne
Christianne Boisits
Fred Boldt
Richard E. Bollinger
William and Carol Bonapfel
Ms. Mary J. Bonﬁeld
Jim and Moira Bonn
Mr. and Mrs.
Peter F. Bonventre
John M. Borchers
David Borgemenke
Mark D. Botto
Peter Bouley
James and Kimberly Bower
Steve and Diane Bowman
Myrtle Bowman
Patrick and Jill Bracci
James Bramlage
Ms. Mary Frances Bray
Anthony Breen
Wesley Brewton
Virginia Brezinski
John and Theresa Brickner
Linda and Steve Brill
Timothy and
Catherine Brinkman
Tom Brinkman
Mary D. Brokamp
James and Theresa Brown
Daniel Brown
Terri Brown
Leroy and Lois Bruck
Walter Brueggemann
Ms. Mary W. Bruening
Robert Bruning
Allison and John Bruns
Michael and Ruth Brunsman
Mary Budde
Roy and Derenda
Buddenberg
Ms. Dottie Buerger
Robert R. and Felicia Burger
Dean and Lori Burgess
Susan Buring
Mary Jo Burke
Carolyn Burke
Mary Carol Burkhardt
Gary and Mary Ann Burns
William D. Burnside
Ms. Karen Burr
Mr. David M. Burridge
David and Meredith Burton
Fred and Linda Buschmann
John and Mary Buse, Sr.
Peter W. Bushelman
Bushelman Supply Company
Richard and Catherine Byrne
Robert E. and
Virginia L. Byrnes
Thomas and Claire Cahill
Clare Cahill
Mr. Thomas S. Calder
Theresa A. Calme
Richard and
Mary Alice Calme
Steve Calme
Gus Camacko
Lanthan and Louise Camblin
Mr. John H. Cannon
Carespring Health Care
Management, LLC
David M. and
Rita L. Carmosino
Ms. Suzanne Carney
Chester A. and Mary E. Carr
Timothy Carris
Jack Carter
Robert Case
Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Casella
Cassady Schiller &
Associates, Inc.
David and Marie Catanzaro
Mike Caudill
CCC, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. David R. Celmer
Centennial, Inc.
Robert Chaloult
Kevin P. Chase
Paul and Barbara Chenault

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Cheviot Fireman’s
Association
Richard B. Childers
Susan Christen
James Cimprich
Cincinnati Association of
Volunteer Administrators
Cincinnati Mennonite
Fellowship
Cincy Chic
Erin Clancy
Mr. Earle Clayton
Susan Clear
Mary C. Clifton, Trustee
Marguerite Comparetto
Kelly Conger
Mary Connaughton
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward G. Connelly
Robert and Shelia Conner
Sheila Conway
John Conwell
Nancy Cooke
Cooper Electric
Eugene Cordier
John and Virginia Corsini
Deacon John Corson
Dr. James Corwin
Janet Costello
Richard Cottrell
Dennis P. and Patricia Coyne
Jeffery A. and
Phyllis M. Cramer
Albert Craynon
James and Eileen Creed
Marylou Creelman
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Crew
Richard L. and
Roberta J. Criss
Floyd Crouse
Kathleen Crowley
Ms. Karen Cullion
Matthew Curran
Charles Curran
Richard Dagenbach
Dolores Daidone
Dalton Rooﬁng Co.
Betty Dance
Michael Danowski
Tracey and Fred Darlington
Mr. Jeffrey Darnell
Kenneth and Johnie Davis
Debbie, Inc.
Ms. Patricia Decker
T.A. Deddens
Gerard and Lisa Deehan
Michael Defrancesco
Robert C. Dehner
Raymond Deidesheimer
Paul Deiters
Kathy DeLaura
Ronald and
Barbara DeNamur
Angela Dennis
Stephen Derose
David and Susan Deye
Charlene Dezarn
Stephen and Carolyn Dick
Susan Dietz
Stan and Marilyn Dillon
Barbara and
Jeannette Doddy
Richard Donaldson
James Donnelly, TTEE
Marianne Dorger
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael R. Dowling
Ms. Cathy Doyle
Petrisor Dragomir
Elaine Drew
Robert and Rita Driehaus
Clare A. Driehaus
Joan and Edward Driver
Anne Dulle
Robert B. and
M. Kathryn Dunn, Jr.
Ralph Dunnigar
Albert A. Duplace, Jr.
Duplicator Sales Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Dyer
Keith C. and Joyce M. Eagar
Rich and Louise Easterly
Richard T. Eckhardt
Janet Edwards
Ms. Mary Joanne Egbers
Carol L. Egner, M.D.
Louis and Diane Eichhold
Ms. Shirley L. Eiden
Albert and Carla Eilers
Joan Elder
Tripp and Margaret Eldredge
Peter Eller
Anthony Elsass
Douglas and Jayne Elslager
Mr. and Mrs.
William F. Erman
Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher C. Ernst
Robert R. Ernst
Mike and Mary Espel
Esther Price Candies Corp.
Joseph and Michele Evelo
Mrs. Mary Jean Evers
Express Personnel Services
Dorothy Fagedes
Jerome and Mary Ann Fagel
Patrick and Mary Fages
Mr. John R. Faillace
Julie and Dick Fairbanks
Ethan C. Fallang
Nanette Farley
Holly Farmer
Jim Farwig
Alan M. and
Carol R. Faulhaber
Ms. Mary E. Fay
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Fay
Katherine Federle
Mr. John Feighery
Mr. Frank Fellerhoff
Mary Jo Ferris
Michael Fieler
Dr. Robert K. Finley, Jr.
Jim and Viv Finnigan
Ann Firestone
Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.
Fitzpatrick, Jr.
Dr. David C. Flaspohler
Mildred Fluegemann
Mr. Spencer T. Foote, Jr.
Fortis College
Ms. Diana Fowls
Thomas R. and
Peggy V. Frank
Walter Frank
Paul Frazee
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Frazer
Thomas L. Frazer
Mary Freudiger
Michael Frey
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Friedmann
Donald and Shirley Fries
Thomas and Molly Fritz
Mrs. Patricia Froehle
Jayne Fronk
Rosalyn Fuller
Dr. and Mrs. R.D. Fulwiler
G A Boy Scout Troop 445
John and Joy Leslie Galla
Steven and
Kathleen Gallagher
Ruth Gallant
Jeffrey and Lindsey Galles
James Gangloff
Janet Ganim
Ms. Autumn Gansel
Gap Inc. Giving Campaign
Donald and Jane Gardner
Earl E. and
Mary Kay Gardner
Timothy Garry
John and Camille Gartner
Harry and Mildred Gates
Donald Gayner
GE Evendale Employees
Federal Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Geiger
Gem City Home Care, LLC
W.E. Gerard
Edward Gerhardstein
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Gerhardt
Clint and Susan Gibler
Grady and Suzanne Gibson
Judy Gierl
Linda Gill
Dr. and Mrs. John B. Gillen
Mr. and Mrs. Jon T. Gimpel
James and
Jennifer Ginocchio
Glenmary Lay
Missioners, Inc.
Thomas P. and
Blanche M. Glenn
Rick and Marywinn Godar
Ronald and Mary Godfrey
Carl and Rebecca
Goertemoeller
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Goldschmidt
Elizabeth Goodrich
Ms. Dianne S. Goshorn
David Graham
Karen Gramke
Lisa Grant
Great Oak Construction, Inc.
Patty Green
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greene
Mrs. Patricia A. Greulich
Kathleen Grismer
Laura Groenko
Karen Grofer
Anita Gross McKiddy
Susan Grote
Richard L. Gruber
Donald Gruber

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OUR DONORS
Steven Guggenheim
Bruce and Amy Guiot
Elizabeth Gurley
Robert and Kathy Gutekunst
Fred and Nancy Habegger
Steven Haber
Rosemary Haddad
Rick and Terri Hagee
Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore L. Haglage
Nick and Barb Hahn
Haire-Bohmer Wealth
Management Group, LLC
Dr. George and Sarah Hale
Diane Hamilton
Ms. Barbara Hammersmith
David and Cynthia
Hammerstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Handel
Keith Hanley
Richard and Jeanne Hannan
Mrs. Nora Hanseman
Anna Harmon
Ms. Joan E. Harpring
Catherine Harris
Robert Hartlaub
Natasha Hatcher
J.P. and Kathleen Havey
Rita Hawk
Anthony and
Nancy Heagney
Mr. Raymond J. Healy
Megan and Donald Heeb
Carol Heidt
Jessie and Jason Heikenfeld
Mr. Donald J. Heimbrock
Diane Helcher
Jeremy Helmes
Susan Hendricks
Ms. Carol L. Herbert
P. A. Heringer
John Herro
Robert and Letitia Hess
Phillip and Amber
Hesselbrock
Hewlett-Packard Company
Janet Hickman
Meghan Hickman
Mary Hilleary
Ms. Mary R. Hilvert
John and Laura Hinkel
Carolyn Hinkle
E. Paul Hitter, Jr.
H-M Co.
Mary Dolores Hobeck
Robert and Carmen Hodge
Beth and Greg Hoekzema
Charles and Ethel Hoffman
Denis M. Hoffmann
Richard Hohn
Charles and Jean Holder
John and Martha Holland
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Holliday
Randale Honaker
Gordon H. Honeyman
Ms. Juanita Hood
John Horan, TTEE
Susan Horne
Mr. and Mrs.
Gary M. Horton
Sandra Houck
William and Jane Howe
James R. and
Jeanne T. Howe, Jr.
Gary Howell
Dr. and Mrs.
John A. Howington
HP Company Foundation
Hubert Company
Mr. and Mrs.
George J. Hubert, Jr.
Fred and Dorothy Hudepohl
Marvin and Mary Hudson
Matthew and Heidi
Hudson-Flege
Art and Paula Huesman
Paula Huesman
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hughes
Catherine Hughes
Brenda Hughes
David Hulefeld
Frank and Anne Hulefeld, Jr.
Sr. MaryAnn Humbert
Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Hunt
Ms. Regina Huseman
Thelma Imhoff
Rosebelle Ionna
Marvin and
Beatrice M. Isaacs
Elizabeth K. Jacquez
Thomas R. and
Marlene Jander
Gary and Nancy Janning
Mrs. Samuel J. Jasper
Jeffrey S. Bakst &
Associates, LLC
Mrs. Avis
Celeste M. Jenkins
Oscar Jenkins
Jay Johannigman, MD
Ms. Marva L. Johns
Robert G. and
Virginia Johnson
Miss Mary Ellen Johnson
Mr. Stephen Jones
Jay and Kim Jordan
Ms. Mary Carol Joseph
Joseph C. Kammer
Law Offices
JP Morgan Chase
Nancy Jung
Robert and Anne Jurek
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kaiser
Larry and Doris Kallmeyer
Joan Karwisch
Anthony John and
Audrey Kasak
Joseph and Diana Kay
Max Keck
Ruth Keefe
Margaret Keeler
Geoffrey and
Elizabeth Keenan
Jim Keffer
Michael and Lynne Kehoe
Mr. and Mrs. Lorrence Kellar
Ainsley Kellar
Ruth Keller
Ellen A. Kellogg
Jim and Carol Kelly
Megan Kelly
Ken Kemen
Mr. Dennis M. Kemper
James and Lois Kemper
Mr. and Mrs.
Steve W. Kennedy
Kenwood Women’s Club
Patricia Kern
Prem Khosla
Joseph Kiesler
Jack and Betty Kincade
Mary King
Bret and Morgan King
Mrs. Debra A. Kinkel
Colin and Karen Kinley
Jean A. Kinney
Edward and
Ruth Ann Kinney
Sandra Kinney
John and Sheila Kippley
James A Kircher
David W. and
Kristy M. Kissell
Robert and Rita Klein
Thomas and Judith Kloenne
Jeff Klugg
Joe and Laura Klunk
Richard and Nancy Klus
Rita M. Knueven
Rita Koch
Mr. Don and Lori Kochan
Dennis and Jeanne Koehler
Mrs. Anne Tracy Koenig
James Kohrman
Ms. Jane A. Koval
Evelyn Kramb
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kramer
Mr. Ronald Kratz
Mr. John Kron
Mr. James H. Krueger
Joan Krueger
Robert and Patricia
Krumdieck
Robert and Mary Krummen
Mrs. Mickey Krusling
Paul Kuhn
Jacqueline Kunkel
Ms. Michelle Kunkler
Tom and Kay Kuntz
William and
Lisa Marie La Seur
Christine Labowsky, M.D.
Mr. Thomas and Jane Lake
Vincent Lambers
Mary Jo Lameier
Rev. Francis G. Lammeier
Larry Lamping
Linda Langlitz
James C. LaPlant
Maureen Lechleiter
Mr. Peter J. Ledwedge

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David and Marla Ledwin
Tony and Anne Lehnig
Claire Leist
Henry L. Liebel
Amanda Lietz
Andrea Lippelman
Robert and Mary Lippert
Michael and Molly Lippert
Nancy and Jonathan
Lippincott
Mr. Donald Lipps
Mrs. Dorothy J. Listermann
Mary Loescher
Joseph Lohmueller
Mrs. MaryAnn Lohre
Maridot B. Long
Bernadette Longano
Peggy Loux
Duane and Phyllis Lowe
James C. and
Mary Ann Lowe, Trust
Ralph Luebbe
Ms. Dorothy A. Luebbers
John Luebbers
Donald and Joan Luebbert
Mrs. Phyllis A. Luehrmann
Paul Luken
Rose Marie Luking
Dan Lumpkin
Mary Luria
Mrs. Virginia S. Lurie
Kenneth and Alice
Haven Mack
Mr. and Mrs. William Mackey
Bonnie Jean Macleod
John and Catherine Magyar
Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey M. Malec
Punam Malik
Anthony M. and
Jane F. Mankus
Carol Marchand
Kathy Marks
Michael Marrero
Russell J. Martin
Kim Martin
Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald L. Martini
Josephine Martino
Don and Susan Mashni
Gary and Mary Massa
Dr. Charles H. and
Margaret Matthews
Kurt Matthys
John J. Mattscheck
Darla Maxwell
Richard and
Kathryn Maxwell
James Mayer
Robert L. Mayer
Kristen McAuliffe
Kevin McCabe
Janet McCarthy
Julie McCoy
Joyce Ann McCoy
David Mcdonald, TTEE
Mr. Sean McDonough
Lisa McGee
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael McGowan
Ann McGrath
Tim and Linda McGrath
Albert McGrover
Danielle McIntyre
James and
Constance McKiernan
Jeanette McKnight
Mary Mclellan
Mr. and Mrs.
J. Michael McNamara
Mr. and Mrs.
Patrick J. McNerney
Brian and Hope McRedmond
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph R. McSwiggin
John and Theresa
Meckstroth
Suzanne Mehne
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald A. Menner
Merrill Lynch — Pierce,
Fenner & Smith Inc.
Messer Construction Co.
Metal Spinners
Jan E. Methlie
Greg Vonder Meulen
Megan K. Meyer
Harry J. Meyer
Karen Meyer
Barbara Meyer
Greg Meyer
Miami University
Patrick D. and Kathy Michael
William and
Mary Jane Michel
Midwest Estate Brokers
Robert and Star Mierenfeld
Ray Miller
Raymond and Ruth Miller
Gary and Carolyn Miller
Lawrence and Jane Miller
Gloria Miller
Christopher C. Miller
Laurel Miller
Lois Miller
Ms. Mary Jo Mock
Joe and Patty Moeggenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Al Moeller
Paul and Nancy Mohr
Kathleen and Bill Moller
Betty Molloy
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald A. Molloy
Thomas and Maggie Molloy
Murray Monroe, Jr.
Zella Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Moore
Kathleen Moore
Keith and Michelle Moran
Steve Morgan
Kathy Morgan
Marion Morrison
Sarah and George Morrison
Edward and
Mary Ann Morrison
Harriet E. Moster
Mt. Notre Dame High School
Mt. Washington
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Matthew J. Mueller
Thomas and E. Kathy Mueller
Eileen Mullen
Kenneth and
Christina Mullis
James P. Murphy Jr.
George H. Musekamp III
Mrs. Gerald Mushaben
Bala and Sriyani Nalliah
Holly Naro
Joseph and Marlene Nasello
Ahid and Joann Nashif
Richard and Janet Neidhard
Marla and Derek Neilson
Richard Newman
Esther Ng
Ms. Mary Nicolay
Kenneth and Jean
Niederhausen
Willa J. Nieman
Lynn M. Niergarth
Jim and Linda Niewahner
NNR Global Logistics
USA, Inc.
Ms. Eleanor J. Noe, TTEE
Gregory Noll and
Susan Jacobs Noll
Donald and Matilda
Nordmeyer
Northend Gear &
Machine, Inc.
Joanne Noyes
Charles and Sally Nugent
Mike and Linda Nutter
Paul J. and
Janis M. Obermeyer
Susan A. O’Brien
Dr. Catherine O’Brien
Dan O’Connell
Betty Odley
Joseph and Anne O’Donnell
Michael and
Mary Sue O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert J. O’Herron
Ohio IBM Club
Rafaela Olanda
Mr. Paul J. Olsen
Mr. Dennis Olver
Open Prairie Ventures
Steve O’Quinn
Patrick and Karen Orsary
Patti Osborne
Muriel Osher
Christina Ostendorf
Frank and Sandra Osterhues
Declan and
Rosemarie O’Sullivan
Daniel and June Owens
Herbert and Mary Pahren
Tony Paolello
Patrick and Candice Paolino
Rozelia Park
Estelle Partridge
Melanie Patrick
Christine Patterson
Paulin And Hughes, Inc.
Norman and Debbie Pearson
Peerless Printing Co.
Brian and Anne Pellot
Mr. Theo M. Penker III
Greg and Amy Pennekamp
Barbara Perez
Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Perrino
Sally Perry
Perry Public Schools
Mary Persinger
Nancy Peters

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OUR DONORS
Bonnie Peterson
John and Donna Pfiester
Richard Pfirman
Fred and Kathy Pfirrmann
Charles Pfizenmayer
John and Amy Pflum
Jane Phelan
William Piedmund
Ms. Elizabeth W. Pierce
Zachary Pierson
Pirtle Construction Company
Shelley Poffenberger
Kyle Pohlman
George Polak
Mr. C. Douglas Postler
Susan Pratt
Paul and Jackie Prevey
David Price
Inma Prieto
Van Prince
Ellen Prudent
Patricia Prugh
Susanne M. Pugh
Robert Puthoff
Earl and Margaret Raible
Mukesh Ram
Mr. Robert J. and
Anne Ramsay, Jr.
Mary L. Ran
Paul and Ann Rapien
James and Maria Raptis
Jane L. Rasico, Trustee
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward J. Rathman
James and Carole Rauf
Norman and Virginia Rave
Ready to Roll Social Club
Audrey E. Reddy
Michael and Joyce Rees
Mark and Linda
Regensburger
Gail Reichert
Lawrence Reidy
Peggy Reif
Jennifer Reilly
Judy Reilman
Diana Reitz
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Rekow
Remirf, Inc.
John and Margaret
Rengering
John and Clarissa Rentz
Jerome and Mary Rettig
John and Sheila Reynolds
Rho Chi Society — Beta Nu
Todd and Anna Richardson
Martha Richardson
Janet Richer
Charles and Linda Richmond
Susan M. Ridgway
Mr. Thomas Riehle
Ken and Barb Rinehart
Susan Rivers-Payne
Paul and Susan Robben
Mrs. Mary Caroline Roberto
Katharine Robertshaw
Robertson & Company
Richard and Susan Robinson
Mike and Kathleen Robinson
Annette Robinson
William T. Robinson III
Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Rocklin
Beth Roeseler
Donald Rogers
Barbara Rohrer
Patri Rolling
Richard and Sharon Rose
Robert Rosen
Pam Rosfeld
Mary Ellen Ross-Knickel
Laura Roth
Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey P. Rowekamp
Ashley D. Ruef
Mike Ruggiero
Sean L. Rugless
Mr. Robert Rumpke
Richard Rushing
Thomas and Iva Rusk
Shane and Aimee Russell
Raymond and
Jennifer Russell
William and Algene Rutz
Ms. Kathy Ruwe
John Ryan
William and Mary Ann Ryan
Saatchi & Saatchi
Health Communications
Sacred Heart Church
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert R. Saelinger
Rosemary G. Safdi
Charles and Bre Sambuchino
Barbara Sanders
Carmen Sanders
Audrey Sandman
Susan and John Sattler
James W. and Sandra Sauer
Robert and Charlotte
Schaengold
Reba Schanz
Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald L. Schatzman
Ms. Evelyn F. Schehl
Genevieve Scheibly
Mr. Robert Scheid
Robert and Patricia Schell
Annette Schenck
Michael Schenk
Richard and Patricia Scheper
Mr. Norbert J. Scheper
Michael Schiess
William and Terri Schinkal
Ms. Patricia Schloemer
Lee and Mary Ann Schmidlin
Thomas and Linda Schmidt
Martin and Suzanne Schmitt
Rev. George Schmitz
Mr. and Mrs.
William Schneider
Jon W. and
Alyce K. Schneider
Becky Schnell
Schoenberger Tile &
Marble, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Norbert B. Schomaker
Mr. and Mrs.
John R. Schroder
Charles and Rebecca
Schroer
Bill and Margie Schrudde
Mark and Barbara
Schuermann
Stephen and Jennie
Schuermann
Mark Schulenberg
Harold Schuler
Jeffrey J. and
Kimberly Schulthess
Mark Alan Schultz
Michael N. Schuster
Charlene Schwab
Ms. Debi Schwartz
Brad and Molly Schwartz
David and Sandra Schwartz
Bob Schwetschenau
Russell and Barbara Searing
Steve and Rita Sedmak
Ida Sepate
Mike and Kathleen Setzer
Terese Severyn
Bob and Jane Sharkey
Elizabeth Shepherd
Guy and Irene Sherman
Gregory and
Margaret Shields

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Christopher and
Meghan Shimala
Denice Shuba
Margaret Sieber
Ms. Betty Siefke
John and Ruth Sikorski
John P. Sikorski
Mr. and Mrs.
Donald G. Sillies
James and Mary Simcoe
Michelle A. Simon
Marie Simon
Matthew and Andrea Singer
Ms. Karen R. Singh
Linn Sinnott
Mr. Robert J. Sivero
Skilled Care Pharmacy
Jay Slouffman
Jennifer Smith
John Smith
David and Linda Smith
Charles and
Mary Rose Smith
William J. Smith
Arlene Smith
Ben Smith
Eileen Snider
Society of Doll Collectors of
Greater Cincinnati
Steven Spaeth
David and Linda Sparke
Dennis and Cheryl Spencer
Christina Spencer
Chris Sprenkle
Leah Spurrier
St. Nicholas Deaf Club
Robert A. Staab
Ms. Vita M. Stange
Debra Staton
Elizabeth Stautberg
Tom and Patty Steele
Michael and Kay Stefanics
Donald F. Stegeman, Trust
Robert and Marian Stehlin
Kenneth and Carol Stehlin
Dr. and Mrs. Frederick L.
Steinbeck, D.D.M.S.D.
Gary and Pamela Steiner
Michael E. and Mary Elaine
Steiner, TTEE
Dennis Steinke
Christopher and
Janet Stenger
Mr. Richard H. Stenger
Bryan W. Stephens, CPA
Denise K. Stine
Donald and Marion Stites
Strategic Employee
Beneﬁt Services
Rich and Emily Strausbaugh
Martha Stricker
Robert Stricker
Henry Striet
JoAnn Strong
Caren Stubenrauch
Al and Sue Stuempel
Cynthia Stueve
Thomas and Lois Stultz
Russell E. Sunberg
Mr. and Mrs.
Walter L. Sunderhaus
Lisa Sunne
Douglas and
Maria Sunnenberg
Supply-Resources
Tom Szanti
Alan and Shelley Tarshis
Mary Ann Tebbe
Scott and Helyn Teepe
Ms. Jacquelin Tepe
Robert and Mary Tepe
Yvonne Tepe
Greg and Debra Tetzloff
Dr. and Mrs. John M. Tew, Jr.
The Bishop Family Fund
The Community Foundation
of West Chester and Liberty
Township — Jess’s Fund
The J.M. Smucker Company
The John & Patricia
Couzins Foundation
Robert Donovan
The Mariansts
Richard and Ann Theders
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thesing
William and
Marilyn Thiemann
Jeffrey Thomas
Terrence Thorne
Ms. Mary Thran
Ms. Judith B. Titchener
Robert and Marcia Togneri
Howard L. Tomb
Gerald A. Tonges
Toyota Motor Engineering &
Manufacturing, NA
David Tracy
Donna Traut
Robert L. Trick
Julie Triona
Tri-State Volunteers
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph E. Tuchfarber
John and Dawn Twarozynski
U. S. Bancorp Foundation
UBS Financial Services, Inc.
Ms. Rita E. Uehlein
Woodrow H. Uible
Grace Ulm
Gerard and Ann Umberg
United Methodist Women
Ursuline Academy
Patricia Curran Van Stone
Richard A. Vaught
Paul and Mary Veid
Joy Venus
Dr. Lee J. Vesper
Catherine Vicory
Helena Victor
Brad Vitucci
Ellen Voegele
Kathy Voegele
Richard and Jean Volk
Gregg P. Vonderhaar
Herbert A. Vonderheide
Vonlehman & Company, Inc.
Margaret Voskuhl
Carolyn Voss
Bill and Margo Wachs
John and Connie Wagner
Richard and Anne Wagner
Robert and Deborah Wait
David and Beverly Waligora
Angel Walker
Celeste Walker
Jim Walton
Bill Ward
Edward and Carole Warfel
Michael C. Warmbier
Ms. Jayne Watkins
Jen Watters
Denis and Alice Waymire
Mr. Jonathan T. Weber
Betty Weber and
Bari Meyer Weber
Thomas and Janet
Weingartner
Donald and Sandra Weinkam
Charles Weisbrod
Wilson G. Weisenfelder
Harvey Weitkamp
Mariette Welbaum
Jacquelyn Welborn
Kathleen Welch
Ruth Weller
Stanley Welling
Ben and Judy Wells
Mary Welsh-Schlueter
Wenzel Metal Spinning, Inc.
Lisa and David Wereley
James Wernke
William and Jeanne
Westerkamp
Kathy Weyer
Tim Whalen
Daniel and Nancy Whitacre
Joan White
Sandra White
Mrs. Kathryn L. Whittle
Deborah Whittle-Baker
Amy Wiandt
Charlotte Wiggers
Mary Wilkens
Sarah Wilkinson
Rambo William
Karen Williams
Michele M. Williams
Larry and Sonya Wilson
Ian Wilt
Robert R. and
Suzanne N. Winstel
Phyllis Wintzinger
Karen Wittenbrook
Dennis Wittenbrook
John Woeste
William and
Rosemarie Wood
Sharon Wright
Barbara Wright
Elaine Wuebbold
J. Richard Wuest
Joan Wurtenberger
Rosemary Young
Mr. Richard Young
Holly Young
Lisa Zapf
Daniel Zeiser
John and Kathleen Zeller
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Zerhusen
Joe and Kathryn Zielinski
Peggy Zink
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zolg
Mary E. Zuccarelli

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LEGACY SOCIETY
LEGACY SOCIETY
You can bring hope where there is despair, love where there is loneli-
ness and faith where there is emptiness through a tax-favored estate
gift to St. Vincent de Paul – Cincinnati. We promise to carry your
legacy of hope to where it will do the most good — as our founder
Blessed Frederic Ozanam said, “not in a comfortable meeting room,
but rather in the cheerless attic tenement, or in the sick room…the old
age home or any place where love is needed.” Please consider join-
ing these generous donors who have included St. Vincent de Paul –
Cincinnati in their estate plans.
THE FREDERIC OZANAM
LEGACY OF HOPE SOCIETY MEMBERS:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cocks
Mr. Richard Davis
Carl and Linda DeBlasio
Mr. Jerry Duwell
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Eisele
William and Rosemary Erman
Ms. Dorothy J. Garland
John and Camille Gartner
Tim and Christine Jette
Bart and Linda Kohler
Mrs. Laverne L. Kramer
Bob and Liz Maxwell
Mrs. Celia Mileski
Jacqueline C. Neumann
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Ruschulte
Thomas and Audrey Ruthman
Mr. Robert H. Sparrow
Mrs. Mary Theresa Thiemann
Mr. Wayne E. Williams
Edgar and Alice Willig

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A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE PHYSICIANS, PHYSICIAN PRACTICES AND PHARMACIES
THAT SUPPORTED THE EFFORTS OF OUR CHARITABLE PHARMACY IN 2012:
ABS Business Products Inc.
Americares U.S. Partnerships
APC Mason (Suite 200)
AstraZeneca
Christ Hospital Medical
Associates — Auburn
(Suites 440, 334 &520)
Associates — Bridgetown
Associates (Suite 200)
Collaborative Pharmacy
Direct Relief International
Dr. Barry Webb
Dr. Bill Gluntz
Dr. Chole Mullen
Dr. Donald Nofziger
Dr. Joseph Daugherty
Dr. Mary Jo Slattery
Dr. Michael Jennings
Dr. Raasheed Ghani
Heart to Heart International
Keysource Medical, Inc.
Medpace, Inc.
Merck, Inc.
Novartis
Pfizer
Remedi Senior Care
Rho Chi Honor Society
Skilled Care, Inc.
Skilled Care Pharmacy
The Ohio Heart & Vascular
Center — Mt. Airy
2012 COAT DRIVE SPECIAL THANKS
Kemba Credit Union
Gold Star Chili
WLWT News 5
Scarf It Up
Poul Lemasters
City Dash
One Warm Coat
Burlington Coat Factory
The Container Store
St. Mary, Hyde Park
Press-Tige Dry Cleaners
Zion Christian Temple Academy
Ohio Department
of Transportation
Northeast Pediatrics
Addyston United
Methodist Church
Goddard School
Stor-All
Rhinestahl
Sharonville Fire Departments
Harrison Fire Departments
Loveland Fire Department
Milford Fire Department
and City Hall
Blue Ash Fire Departments
Green Township
Fire Departments
Anderson Township Fire Dept.
and Township Hall
Springdale Fire Department
Springfield Township
Fire Departments
Mt. Healthy Fire Department
Liberty Township
Fire Departments
Little Miami Fire Departments
Mariemont Fire Department
Deerfield Township
Fire Departments
Montgomery Police &
Fire Departments
Mason Municipal Center,
Community Center, Court House
and Fire Departments

37
SPECIAL THANKS
WE OFFER OUR MOST HEARTFELT THANKS AND GRATITUDE TO ALL THE COMPASSIONATE
BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS THAT PARTNERED WITH US IN 2012:
Address for Success
Addyston United
Methodist Church
Agape Alive
All Things Catered
American Fan Company
Anderson Township
Fire Department
Anderson Township Hall
Janet Andrea
Ashley Furniture
b graphic design
Batavia Floral Creations
and Gifts
Blue Ash Fire Department
Broadway Across America
Burlington Coat Factory
CET
Caruso Produce — Steve Caruso
David and Marie Catanzaro
Sr. Caroline Clark
Catholic Charities
of Southwest Ohio
Cincinnati Bengals
Cincinnati Central Credit Union
Cincy Chic
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital
Medical Center
City Dash
Clear Channel — Cincinnati
Coney Island Amusement Park
Core 5
Cumulus Radio
Jen Dalton
Deerﬁeld Township
Fire Department
Dillard’s
Dollar General
Donna Salyers’ Fabulous Furs
Elder High School
Evergreen Baptist Church
Ann Firestone
Frontgate
Garden Street Iron & Metal, Inc.
Green Township
Fire Department
Gregory L. Goetz
Gold Star Chili
Hanser Music Group
Althea Harper
Harrison Fire Department
Bob Herzog
Hilton Netherland Plaza
Holiday Glam Fashion Show
Holiday Inn — Eastgate
Hubbard Radio
Sr. Mary Ann Humbert
Huntington Bank
Indian Hill High School
Mike and Kathleen Jennings
Jonle Heating and Cooling
Joseph Beth Booksellers
Kemba Credit Union
Kotsovos
Michael Krienik
Krombholz Jewelers
Jilda Kvashilava
LPK
Seung-Yeon Lee
Poul Lemasters
Gary Lewis
Liberty Township Fire
Department
Little Miami Fire Department
Loveland Fire Department
M. Hopple
Madcap Puppets
Marco’s Pizza
Mariemont Fire Department
Mason Community Center
Mason Court House
Mason Fire Department
Mason Municipal Center
McAuley High School
Merrill Lynch —
Evelo/Singer/Sullivan Group
Merrill Lynch —
O’Reilly Metcalfe Group
Dan and Deborah Meyer
Milford City Hall
Milford Fire Department
Moeller High School
Montgomery Police Department
Montgomery Fire Department
Morris Home Furnishings
Mother of Mercy High School
Gerry Motl
Mt. Healthy Fire Department
Nathaniel Green Lodge —
Green Township
National Flag Company
Newport Aquarium
Northeast Pediatrics
North Key
John Nunns
Ohio Department
of Transportation
One Warm Coat
Peerless Printing
Lori Pierce
Press-Tige Dry Cleaners
Mike and Missy Puccini
Queen City Glass Arts
Rhinestahl
Romans
Sacred Heart Church
Sacred Heart Radio

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St. Ignatius
St. Mary, Hyde Park
St. Susannah Basketball Team
St. Ursula Academy
St. Vivian Parish
Samuel Adams Brewery
Amy Scalia
Scarf It Up
Seton High School
Sharonville Fire Department
Fr. Martin Smith-Soucier
Springdale Fire Department
Springﬁeld Township
Fire Department
John and Jodi Squicciarini
Nancy Slezak
Starr Printing
Stor-All Self Storage
Style Edit
Sweet Petit Desserts
Paul and Meg Tarvin
Tavern Restaurant Group
Fr. Reynaldo Taylor
Tedia Company
The Container Store
The Goddard School
The Ohio State University
Food and Nutrition
Education Program
The Paul Mitchell School
The Sisters of Charity
Toys R Us — Eastgate
Tri-Health — Mobile
Mammography
Fr. Andrew Umberg
UGive
University of Cincinnati —
DAAP
Early Prevention Program
Interdisciplinary Clinic
Ursuline Academy
Jeff Valyou
Walgreens Co.
WAKW
WCPO — Channel 9
WKRC — Channel 12
WLWT — Channel 5
WMKV
WXIX — Channel 19
WVXU/WGUC
Xavier University
Chris Zachariadis
Zion Christian Temple Academy
WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THE GENEROUS BUSINESSES, ORGANIZATIONS AND
INDIVIDUALS THAT CONTRIBUTED GOODS TO THE SHELVES OF OUR CHOICE FOOD PANTRY:
Advantage Food and Beverage
Alan Porklab
All Craft Manufacturing, Inc.
All My Sons Moving
Bob Farrell
Boy Scouts of America
Busken Bakery
Chuck Rapp
Children’s Hospital
Medical Center
Cincinnati Lung Association
Cincinnati Reds
Crossroads Church
Deloitte
Edenview Adult Day Care Center
Ellenbee Leggett
Ethicon Endo-Surgery
Everdry
FedEx
Finn Meadows
Food from the Heart — Fox 19
Freeman Heyne
Freestore Foodbank
Game Stop — Tom DiNuoscio
GFS Foods
GH Testing
JTM Meats
John Morrell & Co.
Johnny Rockets Restaurant
Kroger — Anderson
Kroger — Downtown
Kroger — Woodlawn
Mark Tipton
Matthew 25 Ministries
McAuley High School
Miller Poultry
Moeller High School
Mother of Mercy High School
Nehemiah Manufacturing
Panera Bread
Princeton High School
Princeton Middle School
Proctor & Gamble
Protective Life
Reinhardt Foods
Roselawn Condon School PTO
St. Boniface
St. Jude School
St. Mark’s Lutheran Schools
St. Mary’s School
St. Peter in Chains Cathedral
St. Peter and Paul
St. Rose Church
St. Ursula Academy
Sara Lee Corporation
Servati Bakery
Steve Culbertson
Tall Institute
The Kroger Company
Turner Construction
Ursuline Academy
WLWT — Channel 5
Wonder Bread

ST. VINCENT DE PAUL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2013–2014
Andrew Curran,
President
Chief Operating Officer
DMR/Interactive
Becky Catino,
Chairperson
Partner, 625 Investments
Chris Williams,
Vice President
Director of Consulting,
Operational Results, Inc.
Tricia Johnson, Treasurer
Executive Director,
Ernst & Young, LLP
Ron Christian, Secretary
Pharmacy Board Rep.
Partner – Taft
Karen Bankston,
PhD, FACH
Assoc. Dean of Clinical
Practice, Partnership &
Community Engagement,
University of Cincinnati
Sr. Mary Ann Humbert,
SC, Spiritual Advisor
Sisters of Charity
Sandy Brielmaier,
Past President
Director of Marketing,
Esther Price Candies
Rick Chouteau
Senior Vice President, Paycor
Fr. David Endres
Asst. Professor of Church
History & Historical Theology,
Director of Field Education,
Athenaeum of Ohio/Mt. St.
Mary’s Seminary of the West
Joe Evelo
Managing Director – Wealth
Mgmt./Private Wealth Advisor,
The Evelo/Singer/Sullivan
Group, Merrill Lynch Private
Banking & Investment Group
John B. Gartner III, SIOR
Brokerage Senior Vice
President/Principal, Cincinnati
Industrial Services Group,
Colliers International
Cindy Givens
Program Manager,
Customer Assistance Funds,
Duke Energy
Bob Gramann
Chairman, GBBN Architects
Dan Hurley
Director, Leadership
Cincinnati
Marva Johns
CEO, MLJ Consulting
Lisa Knutson
Senior Vice President,
Chief Administrative Officer,
E.W. Scripps
Bart Kohler,
Past Chairperson
President & CEO,
Hubert Company
Gary Massa
VP for University Relations,
Xavier University
Anne Niehaus
Attorney, Niehaus Law
Offices, LLC
Mike Pratt
St. James White Oak
Procter & Gamble, Retired
Bre Sambuchino
Teacher, Loveland
High School
John Sawyer
Senior Vice President and
Chief Distribution Officer,
Protective Life
Chris Shimala
Commercial Regional
Manager, Senior Vice
President, Huntington Bank
David Stouffer
CFO, ThinkVine Corporation
Liz Carter, ex officio
Executive Director,
St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL CHARITABLE PHARMACY BOARD 2013–2014
Mike Jennings, MD,
President
Director, Dept. of Internal
Medicine, Christ Hospital
Kelley J. Downing,
Vice President
President/CEO, Bartlett & Co.
Brad Schwartz, CPA,
Treasurer
CFO, Mueller Rooﬁng
Dist. Inc.
Mike Puccini, RPh,
Secretary
Pharmacy Business Dev.
Mgr. Cincinnati/Dayton
KMA, Kroger
Amar Bhati, MD
Internist, Christ Hospital
Clinic, Norwood
David Catanzaro,
Pharm D
Medical Science Liaison,
Actelion Pharmaceuticals
Ron Christian,
Past President
Partner, Taft Law Firm
Sandra Kuehn
President/CEO,
Center for Chemical
Addictions Treatment
Susan Mashni,
Pharm D, BCPS
Drug Policy Dev. Specialist,
Julie McGehee
VP Beneﬁts & Compensation/
Corporate Secretary,
E.W. Scripps
Chole Mullen, MD
Hospital Psychiatrist,
Locum Tenens
Donald Nofziger, MD
Former President,
Academy of Medicine
Bob Saelinger
Partner, Graydon Head &
Ritchey LLP
Andrea Wall, R.Ph.
Assistant Dean for Student
and Alumni Affairs,
University of Cincinnati/
James L. Winkle College
of Pharmacy
Jay Wertz
Portfolio Manager,
Johnson Investment Counsel
Liz Carter, ex officio
Executive Director,
St. Vincent de Paul Cincinnati
ST. VINCENT DE PAUL ADVISORY BOARD 2013–2014
Ron Brown
Managing Director, Taft
Business Consulting LLC
Willie Carden
Director, Cincinnati
Park District
Mark Casella
President/CEO,
Coppertree, Ltd.
Mike Conaton
The Midland Company
Robert Conway, Sr.
The Bistro Group
Mike Connelly
President & CEO,
Steve Culbertson
Retired
Jim Dodd
Retired Sr. Vice President,
Fifth Third Bank
Ron Joseph, Jr.
Joseph Auto Group
John Kron
Retired, Deloitte
Dan Meyer
Nehemiah Manufacturing Co.
Tom O’Brien
Retired VP, Procter & Gamble
Neil O’Connor
Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co
Bob Stautberg
Retired Vice President,
Jim Stutz
Vice President,
Halo Brand Productions
Tamara Sullivan
President, Sullivan
Communications, Inc.
Rev. Barry Windholtz
St. Peter in Chains Cathedral

MANAGEMENT TEAM
Liz Carter,
Executive Director
Prentice Carter,
Operations Director
Mike Espel, R. PH.
Charitable Pharmacy Director
Matt Flege,
Management Associate
Cindy Hammerstrom,
Finance Director
Gary Horton,
Volunteer and Member
Services Director
Kevin Lab,
Programs Director
LaMonica Sherman,
Site Program Manager
Karen Williams,
Development Director
Elysa Hamlin,
Senior Communications
Coordinator
PRODUCTION CREDITS
The 2012 Society of St. Vincent
de Paul Annual Report was made
possible through the dedication
and generosity of the following
team members:
Design & Production:
Scott Bruno, b graphic design
Photography:
Merrilee Luke-Ebbeler,
Beebo Photography
Society of St. Vincent de Paul
1125 Bank St.
(513) 562-8841
www.SVDPcincinnati.org
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