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COMMUNITY SERVICES Jon Seymoure 2019 Impact Report
From the In This Issue
President & CEO From the President & CEO 1
and Board Chair
and Board Chair
On the Cover 2
Dear Friends of Santa Maria
Community Services, Santa Jon Seymoure
Maria is in the business of
helping at-risk families identify Tronyse Higgins 3
goals and work to achieve them.
We focus on helping families 2019 in Review 4
help themselves in very specific
and measurable ways such as 2019 in Numbers 5
H.A. Musser getting ready for kindergarten,
learning and applying new skills, achieving
graduation and other milestones, gaining Thank You to Our Donors 6
employment, and increasing income and credit
scores. About Us 10
Our superb staff and dedicated
volunteers celebrate these
victories daily with the families
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we serve. We are energized by
their successes! Santa Maria
just completed 122 years of FB.com/SantaMariaCincy
service, and we are looking
ahead to our 125th anniversary
Tina Baumann in 2022.
Twitter.com/SantaMariaCincy
As the lead human services organization on the
Westside of Cincinnati, Santa Maria attracts
many, many individuals seeking help. We
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annually serve more than 3,000 people from
multiple backgrounds and cultures.
On behalf of Santa Maria’s Board of Directors YouTube.com/users/
and our staff, thank you so much for your interest SantaMariaCincinnati
in and support of our work. We look forward to
deepening our partnerships in the years ahead.
santamaria-cincy.org
H.A. Musser, Jr., President & CEO
“Our superb staff and dedicated
volunteers celebrate these victories daily
with the families we serve. We are
energized by their successes!”
Tina Baumann, Chair, Board of Directors
-H.A. Musser, President & CEO
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one, and it's alright to fail as long as you keep
On the Cover trying to prevail.”
Jon Seymoure When it comes to utilizing Santa Maria’s
Jon Seymoure was born and raised in services, it’s a family affair for the
Brooklyn, New York and moved to Cincinnati Seymoures. John and his wife, Latisa, have
with his wife, daughter and oldest son in 2006 six children: Amari-21, Azariah-14,
seeking a better life for his growing family. Nehemiah-12, Malachi-11, Elisha-9, and
After moving to Price Hill, the Seymoure Gabriel-4. Latisa and Amari are both currently
family fell on hard times. Jon was injured in receiving services at Santa Maria. Latisa
2012 and was unable to work. That’s when credited Santa Maria with helping her land a
he found Santa Maria. job with Cincinnati Public Schools five years
ago and Amari is now enrolled in Cincinnati
Jon and his family sought assistance with State Technical and Community College.
housing, finances and utilities. Tonicia Green,
Data Coordinator at Santa Maria, became Jon first got involved with Santa Maria by
Jon’s case manager. Jon and Tonicia quickly attending the agency’s Rent Wise course.
formed a bond. “Jon is a strong-willed Rent Wise is a tenant education class that
individual constantly seeking resources and presents information on housing and renting
guidance to move his family out of poverty. properties. It covers budgeting and affordable
He has great follow-through capabilities and housing, finding and applying for housing,
shares information to help to improve our tenant/landlord rights and responsibilities,
services as well,” Tonicia said. home care, and managing utilities. Because
of Rent Wise, Jon was able to know what to
Jon characterizes himself as a God-fearing look for before signing a lease.
man, a husband, a dad, and a leader. He Jon also took advantage of Santa Maria’s
also describes himself as outgoing, caring workforce development and financial
and a “smiler.” Ben Klayer, Events and education programs. Santa Maria’s workforce
Corporate Engagement Specialist at Santa development program is open to all ages and
Maria, agrees. “Jon's positive attitude is offers orientation for education, employment
infectious. He always has a smile on his services and financial coaching services.
face.” Financial education classes offer one-on-one
financial coaching and in-group
“I got presentations. They assist with credit
involved building, savings strategies, spending plan
with Santa creation and more. Jon counts these services
Maria as a blessing to his family.
Community
Services Jon places great emphasis on the assistance
because the he received through case management. “Not
people there only do the case workers keep you on your
are very toes, they congratulate you when things are
friendly and looking up. They help you keep yourself
helpful, stabilized by reminding you things can still
caring and happen, and help keep you prepared for any
show shortfalls that may come up, so you don't
empathy,” begin to doubt yourself,” Jon said.
Jon said. Jon Seymoure “Jon is a strong-willed individual
“They
constantly seeking resources and
understood
guidance to move his family out of
that life happens, mistakes happen, and
poverty. He has great follow-through
sometimes you just get overwhelmed.” When
capabilities and shares information to
the going gets tough, he said, “Santa Maria
help to improve our services as well.”
helps you to understand you are not the only
-Tonicia Green, Caseworker
2
Santa Maria has taught him to not only be quality
patient, but to keep moving forward and not housing.
get comfortable with any situation that needs After moving
to be addressed. He has learned to never into a better
become complacent. Santa Maria showed home,
him how to stand strong for his family. Tronyse was
able to start
Jon dreams of getting his budget to a point focusing
where his more on her
family can own upward
enjoy their movement.
lives without She signed
worry and up for Dohn
Santa Maria 22+ Adult
is helping Education
him with that. Program, an
He’s now SMCS
giving back partner at the
to the time. In Dohn
organization Tronyse Higgins
22+,
that, in his teachers meet students where they are and
words, gave provide personalized support to help even
so much to Jon and Latisa Seymoure struggling students complete their high
him and his volunteering at a Cyclones Game school studies. Tronyse received her high
family. He school diploma and graduated in a few short
and Latisa recently volunteered at a months!
Cincinnati Cyclones game selling split-the-pot
tickets that partially benefitted Santa Maria, Encouraged by how proud her children were
and he looks forward to doing even more! of her recent graduation, she then asked how
Jon added, “There aren't enough ways to to get certified in a field she was interested in
describe our gratitude for your services. If I - Phlebotomy! Through Santa Maria’s
hit the lottery I would donate and invest in connection to Job and Family Services’
you guys. You're the best community service Project LIFT, Tronyse was able to get her
organization in the Greater Cincinnati area. tuition covered to attend classes. Project
We love you guys sincerely.” LIFT is a public/private partnership that
allows providers the flexibility, funding and
resources to meet a family’s needs quickly.
Tronyse Higgins Graduates Fast forward another few months and
Tronyse has now graduated from two
from Two Programs in Less educational programs in less than 12 months!
than a Year!
Today, armed with her diploma and
Tronyse Higgins first became acquainted with certification, Tronyse has started working for
Santa Maria after being referred by Legal Aid Cincinnati Public Schools (CPS) and has
to work with case managers to help assist her plans to use her Phlebotomy certificate to
with housing issues when her living work in a healthcare setting during the
conditions rapidly declined at her apartment summer months when she is off from CPS.
on Ross Avenue. Tronyse attended our Rent Tronyse says of her accomplishments, “I’m
Wise: Tenant Education Class. As mentioned super proud of myself; I just needed that
above, this five-hour course covers budgeting extra push.”
and affordable housing, finding and applying
for housing, and tenant/landlord rights and “I’m super proud of myself; I just
responsibilities. Powered by the knowledge needed that extra push.”
she gained through attending the class,
Tronyse was able to find new, affordable and -Tronyse Higgins
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2019 in Review
Values Permanently Restricted
Assets $ 7,000
Partnership Board Restricted Assets $ 433,683
Empowerment Temporarily Restricted
Results Assets $ 453,587
Family Operating/Other Assets $ 2,406,193
Empathy Total Net Assets $ 3,300,463
Community
Trust *These financials are unaudited. For past financials, please visit
santamaria-cincy.org/financials-and-annual-reports
Stewardship
2019 Santa Maria Financial
2019 Board of Information
Directors
$5,000,000
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
Paul Friedmann, Chair
$3,500,000
Tina Baumann, Vice Chair
$3,000,000
Barbara Kruetzkamp, Treasurer
$2,500,000
Guillermo Villa, Secretary
$2,000,000
Jorge Seda, Immediate Past Chair
$1,500,000
Robert Ball
Sr. Patmarie Bernard, SC $1,000,000
Leah Bluemel $500,000
Alonzo (Ted) Folger, Ph.D. $-
Total Income Total Agency Total Net
Michael Gentry Expenses Assets
Crystal Gothard
Geri Hernandez
Sr. Sandra Howe, SC During 2019, Santa Maria served 3,060
Daniel Knecht individuals through a wide variety of
Maureen Maxfield programs and services.
Ted Mitchel
Natalie Moore Below is a sample of the resulting impact
Christopher Owens on children, individuals, and families:
Julieta Simms 111 children participating in Promoting
Luther Smith, Ph.D. our Preschoolers for a minimum of six
Mary Ucci months demonstrated progress in social
Rose Mary Wesselman and emotional development
Christopher Zimmerman 175 individuals obtained employment
through the Workforce Development
H.A. Musser, Jr., President & CEO Program
33 families/individuals obtained
affordable housing through the Stable
The following is an overview of Santa Families Program
Maria Community Services’ income and 23 individuals earned a High School
expenses for 1/1/2019 - 12/31/2019: Equivalency Diploma through the
Literacy Center West Program
Total Income $ 4,589,047
531 individuals had a usual and
Program Expenses $ 3,444,489 appropriate place to go for physical,
Fundraising Expenses $ 292,543 mental, or dental health care through the
Admin Expenses $ 527,612 Wellness Program
Total Expenses $ 4,264,644 33 families learned about safe sleep for
babies and received a free crib.
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2019 in Numbers
Who We Served in 2019
Age
2% Age 0-5 years Gender
p
12% 6-24 Years
19% 33%
25-39 Years
67%
34%
33% 40-59 Years
60-79 Years Male Female
Race 99% were economically disadvantaged
9% White/Caucasian
5% Barriers include lack of:
1% 3% Black/African American
Asian Education
45%
Transportation
American Indian or Alaska Native
Documentation
Multi-Racial Health Insurance
37%
Other
Hispanics made up 40% of our total client
population
Children’s Progress in Cognitive Youth who Achieved
and Language Development Grade Promotion
7% 8%
93% 92%
Progress Shown No Progress Shown Passed Failed
Individuals with Place to Individuals who Earned High School
go for Healthcare Equivalency or Diploma
4%
40%
60%
96%
Have Healthcare No Healthcare Passed Failed
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Thank You to Our 2019 Donors!
Thank you to the following individuals and $1,000-$4,999
organizations who supported Santa Maria Anonymous Donor
Community Services in 2019. Your support Dr. Barbara and Wayne Beimesch
helps us provide hundreds of families and James and Constance Berding
thousands of individuals the means to step BigCo. SmallCo.
out of poverty and move toward self- Stephen G. and Lea J. Brinker
sufficiency. Should there be any error in the Lois and George Castrucci
listing of your gift, please contact: Cincy Cinco
DevelopmentTeam@santamaria-cincy.org. Angel and Naomi Colon
Sheila M. Conway
Individuals and Organizations Steve and Peggy Dehne
First Financial Bank
$15,000+ Franciscan Sisters of the Poor
Anonymous Donor GE Foundation
Charles H. Dater Foundation, Inc. Deborah and Louis Ginocchio
Daniel and Susan Pfau Foundation Phil Hock
James Gielty John H. Hoeting
Jacob G. Schmidlapp Trust Keating, Muething, and Klekamp, P.L.L.
L&L Nippert Charitable Foundation The Kroger Co.
Peter F. and Elizabeth L. Coffaro Family Barbara Kruetzkamp
Foundation Thomas and Lorie MacDonald
Project LIFT Fund of the Greater Cincinnati Robert and Joyce Maly
Foundation Maureen Maxfield
Michael and Teri Schlotman Arthur McMahon III
Nehemiah Manufacturing Meshewa Farm Foundation
SC Ministry Foundation Dan Meyer
Scripps Howard Foundation Ted and Jan Mitchel
Joe and Sue Sedler The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
W. Joseph Williams, Jr. The Virginia K. Weston Assistance Fund
Triskeles Foundation
$10,000-$14,999 Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Castellini Fund of The
Crosset Family Fund of the Greater Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Cincinnati Foundation Network for Good
Ed and Joann Hubert Family Foundation Paramount Health Care
Galvin Family Fund Quasi-Endowment PNC Foundation
U.S. Bank Foundation Gary and Karen Rains
Nelson Rosario
$5,000-$9,999 Dorothy Roth
Anonymous Donor James T. and Margaret Schrimpf
A.T. Folger, Jr. - Lowe Simpson Fund of the Dan and Peggy Souders
Greater Cincinnati Foundation Neil Artmand and Margaret Straub
CareSource Management Group Company Margaret Thompson
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Tri-State Running Company
Cincinnati-Hamilton County Community UC Health
Action Agency Wesbanco Bank, Inc.
Joan Friedmann Western and Southern Financial Group
Paul and Ann Friedmann
Michael and Mary Anne Hengehold $500-$999
Ruth J. and Robert A. Conway Foundation Lori Adler
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Sr. Patmarie Bernard, SC
Maxwell C. Weaver Foundation Dr. Harry Blaney
Joseph and Joann Rumpler Dee Cianciolo
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Timothy Cook Roger and Xiomara Faulkner
Elder High School Mark and Holly Feist
Episcopal Society of Christ Church Robert and Mary Fitzpatrick, Jr.
Mark and Caroline Friedmann Richard and Kathleen Friedmann
Hispanic Chamber Cincinnati USA Mike and Becky Gentry
Amy D. Kennedy Mimi Hart and Brian Gerth
Larosa’s, Inc. Jim and Alyson Gerwe
Paul and Helen Leitzinger Jo Anne Gibbons
Marilyn Maag James and Jennifer Ginocchio
Maxfield Associates, LLC Paul and Kari Haffner
Model Group James and Joy Hansbauer
Mount Saint Joseph University Steven and Mary Hendy
Pepper Family Fund of The Greater Alice Henkel
Cincinnati Foundation Hoeting Realtors
Pinnacle Financial Advisors, LLC Sr. Sandy Howe, SC
David Raasch Howell Avenue Pet Hospital, LLC
Rev. David Robisch V. Anthony and Julieta Simms-Howell
Jorge and Kathleen Seda Jim and Jack’s On the River, LLC
Seton High School Dennis and Lauren Jones
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati Robert Kahn, MD
Joseph and Teresa Solomon Nicholas Keeling
Gary L. Strassel Elizabeth Kissel
Carlton Trinkle Daniel J. Knecht
Guillermo and Diana Villa Elizabeth Kornau
Warsaw Federal Savings and Loan Evelyn Laux
Dr. Jessica Graus Woo Mark and Tina Lawson
ZSR Contracting and Restoration, Inc. Patti Maxfield Love
Russell Mack
$100-$499 W. Andrew and Stormie Maneval
13 Below Brewery Sean McShay
Anonymous Donor Angela Meyer
Anthem Blue Cross Jill Meyer
Arthur Daniel Charitable Trust Richard Middendorf
Tina Baumann Ann Miller
Laureen and Joseph Beckner Natalie Moore
Mary Louise Bihn Rosa Maria Moreno
Leah Bluemel Doris Musser
Patricia Bluemel Steve and Elizabeth Neidich
Valentine R. Boehm, Jr. Ferd Niehaus, Jr.
Martha Brophy Neil and Virginia O’Connor
Anthony and Michelle Bruns Tom Otten
Maureen Bucher Joe Pahls
George Budig Mary C. Palmoski
Robert and Felicia Burger Steve Renneker
Lee and Margaret Burroughs Paul Renzenbrink
Leo Calderon Rhinegeist Brewery
Albert D. Cash Stephen and Helen Rindsberg
Dawn Caudill Shannon Ritter
Chemed Foundation Carl and Sally Schlotman, Jr.
Comboni Missionaries Gerald and Marian Shawhan
Consolidated Metal Products, LLC Marilyn Sheeran
John Crompton Mark Silbersack
Mary Danzey Kimberly Sims
Eileen Dempsey Luther Smith
Rev. William Dorrmann James and Kimberley Stegeman
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Robert J. and Michelle Stephens Douglas and Michelle Guenther
James Stewart Barbara Hemmerle
St. John’s Westminster Union Church Terry and Helen Hoffman
Joann Strong Michael and Patricia Hollstegge
Barbara and Dennis Terry Francis Hornikel
Richard J. and Barbara Traud Christopher Zimmerman and Angela Huber
Mary Ucci Mike and Evelyn Johnson
Daniel R. Umberg Robert and Virginia Johnson
Ursulines of Cincinnati, Inc. Johnson & Johnson
James Volker Britt Justice
Kevin and Debbie Ward Catherine Kirby
Bob and Julie Weber Mireika Kobayashi
John Weiler Ruth Koppenhoefer
Betty Jane Westerkamn Keith Lanser
Western Hills Doll Club David and Karen Laymance
Juanita and Robert Wilkerson Mary Ann Litmer
Nina Wurzelbacher John and Grace Lobono
Paul and Thomas Zalla Roni Luckenbill
Ray and Kay Mazza
Below $100 Florence McGraw
Marsha Acheson Daniel McKenna
Dori Altenau Judith Mellott
Anonymous Donor Maria Meyer
Edward T. and Marie J. Arnult Mark A. Minor
Atrium Medical Center Jose Molina
B.J. Meyer and Sons Funeral Home, Inc. Sandra L. Murawski
Bonita Becker Michael and Connie Nanney
Sr. Ruth Bockenstette Teri Nau
Henry and Sandra Boesing Vicki Newell
Kristine Borchard Shawn Newman
Evelyn Brod Mary Lou Osterfeld
Rosemary Brune Overhead Door
Richard B. Budde, Sr. Christopher Owens
Edward and Janet Castellini Daniel Pfahl
Cierra Carr Michael Mutchler and Rachel Priess
Phyllis Ciaccio Scott and Sarah Priestle
Frank and Nancy Bick Clark Platform Beers, LLC
Community Shares Premier Health
Carolyn Davis Kathleen Price
Nancy Johnston Davis Luke and Mary Rahrig
Carmen Diaz Paul and Eileen Ramstetter
Jill Droste James and Susan Renner
Michael Ellis Brittany and Andrew Robbins
Debbie Fisher Joe and Ruth Roth
Sr. Victoria Forde Rosemary Rotuna-Johnson
Hal and Janet Franke Dr. Nune Sargsyan
Charley Fulmer Shay Scarberry
George Galanes Joseph and Lois Scherer, Jr.
Lisa Garofalo Patricia A. Schloemer
Timothy and Nancy Gates Margaret E. Schmitt
Neal and Carolyn Gilday George Schmitz
Tim Gillespie Denise Schnur
John M. Goedde John and Mary Jane Scudder, Jr.
Karen and Chris Goins Jo Slageter
Ryan Gordon William A. and Laverne Stautberg Fund
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Charlotte Stiens Martha Conway
Robert Still Paul Conway
Robert and Kelly Tannen Lawrence and Linda Dacey
USA Track and Field Mary Lee Dacey
Richard and Joan Vale Donald Dickinson
Marcia Webb Ann, Janet, and Norma Dickinson
James and Debra Weber Charles and Kathy Dryden
Richard and Bonita Weber Martha O’Brien
Gwendlyn Wehner Eaglesnest Condominium Unit Owners
Thomas and Rose Wesselman Association
Tom White Martha O’Brien
Earl and Barbara Williams Jerry and Nancy Egan
Ja’Lah Willingham Aiden and Kelli Kramer
Amy M. Wright Paul and Ann Friedmann
Kirk Wurzelbacher Thomas Hart
Teresa Geiser
Honorariums Joe and Betty Meyer
Carolyn Gilday
Leslie Alexandria Neal Gilday
Blair Schoen Kevin and Mary Jane Jansen
Steve and Karen Aust Mary Lee Dacey
Joe and Margaret Seta Daniel and Deborah Jantzen
Jennifer Burch Mary Lee Dacey
Katie Overcash Lawrence and Barbara Kallmeyer
Bill and Kathy Castellini Stephen Lange
Buck and Sharon Buchanon, Tim and Chic Klingler
Margie Brockmeyer, Bob and Amy Guy Langenbrunner
Case, Mel and Lynn Gerwe, Bill Barbara Kruetzkamp
Schultz, Vernon and Brenda Horn, Tom Heidemann
Brad and Krista Brockhoff Mary Jo LaEace
Education Matters George and Rita LaEace
Jim Holmstrom Phillip Obermiller
Daniel Fausz Sr. Blandina Segale
Tamara Miano Emily Petersmann
Phillip Obermiller Mary Lee Dacey
Sr. Blandina Segale David and Annette Reder
Dr. Nune Sargsyan Mary Lee Dacey
H.A. Musser, Jr. Dr. Nune Sargsyan
Vahan Vardanian Guy Langenbrunner
Nune Sargsyan Lawrence Scott
Robert J. Wanamaker Martha O’Brien
Jack and Sue Ulrich Virginia Stall
Martha O’Brien
Memorials Jim and Kathy Stephens
Mary Lee Dacey
Diana Barhorst Judith Stephens
David Busch Mary Lee Dacey
James and Joyce Beckenhaupt Steve Ulmer
Mimi, Jake, and Sydney Wittich Ed Ulmer
Castlebridge HOA Anne-Lee Verville
Mary Lee Dacey Mary Lee Dacey
Linda Coleman John Willenborg
Mary Lee Dacey Elaine and Betty Willenborg
9The following funds were created in the (and still going strong) by supporting pre-
past to celebrate the lives of remarkable campaign expenses of pursuing a capital
individuals. You can also establish a fund campaign.
at Santa Maria Community Services to
honor or remember a loved one. Please Hermana Margarita Brewer Esperanza
contact Nune Sargsyan at (513) 557-7267 Fund - honors Sr. Margarita Brewer’s
to discuss this opportunity. remarkable contributions to Santa Maria.
Bob and Joan Friedmann 50th Sisters Blandina & Justina Segale SC
Anniversary Fund – celebrates Bob and Founders Fund - honors Sisters of Charity of
Joan Friedmann’s 50th wedding anniversary Cincinnati, Blandina and Justina Segale, who
milestone. founded Santa Maria in 1897, and to
strengthen the financial reserves/board
H.A. Musser’s 35th Anniversary Fund – designated endowment fund for Santa
celebrates H.A.’s service from 1984 - 2019 Maria’s continued long-term sustainability.
About Us
Santa Maria Community Services is an independent, 501(c)3 nonprofit organization originally
founded by the Sisters of Charity in 1897 and place-based in Cincinnati Ohio’s Price Hill
community. Santa Maria provides over 3,000 individuals with educational tools and resources to
build strong families, promote healthy residents, and foster neighborhood revitalization. Our Price
Hill Family Centers provide a welcoming environment and the coaching, support, and flexibility to
assist families to achieve their identified goals toward stabilization and self-sufficiency.
Our Mission
Santa Maria Community Services is a catalyst and advocate
for Cincinnati’s Greater Price Hill families to attain their
educational, financial, and health goals.
Our Vision
Our vision is for Greater Price Hill to be a vibrant,
thriving, and self-sustaining community.
Our Goals
Children are kindergarten-ready, and youth have supports to continue their education;
Families attain economic health through job and housing stability and successfully
integrate into the community;
Family members achieve health and wellness through access to health services and
support programs;
Santa Maria Community Services leads the collaborative community efforts to strengthen
Price Hill.
10Administrative Office
617 Steiner Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45204
www.SantaMaria-Cincy.org
Social Media: @SantaMariaCincy
info@santamaria-cincy.org
513-557-2700
2020
Board of
Tina Baumann, Chair - The Kroger Co. Geri Hernandez
Guillermo Villa, Vice Chair - Johnson & Johnson Directors Sandra Howe, SC - Sisters of Charity
Barbara Kruetzkamp, Treasurer - GE Digital Maureen Maxfield - Maxfield Associates, LLC
Christopher Owens, Secretary - Taylor Oswald Ted Mitchel - Columbia Sussex, Retired
Paul Friedmann, Immediate Past Chair - Appreciation Financial Natalie Moore - Anneken, Huey and Moser, PLLC
Leah Bluemel - The Salyers Group Julieta Simms - Cincinnati Public Schools
Michael Gentry - MCM CPAs & Advisors Luther Smith, PhD - Xavier University
Crystal Gothard - Community Volunteer Christopher Zimmerman
2020
Administration
H.A. Musser, Jr. - President and CEO & Program Hunter Lang - AmeriCorps Program Director
Blair Schoen - Vice President Lead Staff Julie McGregor - Family-Centered Practice Director
Christy Cauley - Marketing and Communication Specialist Shari Patrick - Chief Financial Officer
Susan Conrad - Preschool Program Director Jessica Polzin - Youth Development Program Director
Lyndsi Fitzsimmons - Education Director Nune Sargsyan - Development Director
Anna Friedman – Volunteer Coordinator Luz Elena Schemmel - Outreach and Wellness Director
Ageenah Herrick - Human Resources Manager Thanapat Vichitchot - Economic Success Director
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