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St. Stephen’s Community House 2011 Annual Report
93
celebrating Years of Community Service
2011 - 2012 BOARD OF TRUSTEES Leadership Within Reach! In times like the present, men should utter nothing for which they would not willingly be responsible through time and eternity. 2011 - 2012 Officers Sue Haack Chair Brooke Billmaier Past Chair Joseph Miller Vice-Chair Steven P. Fields Secretary Raymond D’Angelo Treasurer Mark Huddy (Vicar of Catholic Charities & Social Concerns)
- Abraham Lincoln
2012 Members Antoinette Mongillo Antonio Smith Barbara Monnaville Beth Murphy Catherine Morris Beth NeCamp Clarence Simmons David Martin Duffy Driscoll Ed Leonard Eric Steinhoff Ernie Sullivan George Walker, Sr Homer Cordle Howard Greene Jane Schneider
James Ervin, Jr James Herlihy James K. Williams III Fr. Justin J. Reis Kevin Lickman Leonard Barbe Linda Sebok Michael J. Sullivan Marie High Mary Lyski Paul Haggard Paul Washington Scott Hanna Shawna Davis Tim Rieder
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Growth is never by mere chance; it is the result of forces working together. James Cash Penney To my fellow stars: Each year in our 93-year legacy, we have faced hunger, academic barriers, broken homes & souls fearlessly. Given the current state of our economy, we are still in for a battle. I am pleased to say that despite the challenges, we are not weakened in spirit, but humbled by the support of our contributors. Coretta Scott King said it best “When you are willing to make sacrifices for a great cause, you will never be alone.” You, our treasured friends, continue to see the good that we do and join in with us to move families toward self-sufficiency. I am proud to say, we are shining brighter than ever before. While our pantry numbers remain high, we can state that our families have healthy choices. While we are waging war against infant mortality rates, our new moms are making strides in parenting. While our proficiency scores and graduation rates trend upward, we are proud that our students are receiving individualized support to S.T.E.M. the tide and reduce non-academic barriers. You are helping us level the playing field for our youth on their journey to academic excellence! Finally, while our senior citizens age gracefully, your support allows us to continue to serve them with dignity, preserving their legacy through intergenerational programs. In partnership with you, as a stakeholder in our work, we understand that we are never alone in our service to those in need. Together we will continue our mission of Brightening Lives In Columbus and remain a beacon of hope for all who enter through our doors.
In the spirit of service,
Michelle M. Mills President/CEO
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Management is efficiency in climbing the ladder of success; leadership determines whether the ladder is leaning against the right wall.
- Stephen R. Covey
A Message from the Board Chair Greetings Friends of St. Stephen’s Community House, My name is Susan Haack and I have been given the most humbling charge to serve as Board Chair for this fine organization, working alongside a team of the Best and Brightest, ensuring stability, fiscal stewardship, innovation and growth. St. Stephen’s has made it our mission for the past 93 years to serve as a hub for advancing self-sufficiency and brightening lives in the Linden community. We do not intend to slow down now, even in the face of many challenges. In fact, we will continue our mission-driven activities with intensified tenacity, focus and passion to create a lasting impact. Please read our report and challenge yourself to Get Involved; challenge yourself to Donate; challenge yourself to be a part of the Change you want to see in our community. Working together, we can elevate the odds in favor of our families. Together, we can brighten lives, support families and develop a strong and thriving community.
Blessed to Serve,
Susan E. Haack Board Chair
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As a hub for self-sufficiency, we build community through…
Neighborhood Services
Neighborhood Services
The price of greatness is responsibility. - Winston Churchill The Neighborhood Services Program The Neighborhood Services Program assists households with basic material needs, providing emergency food and financial aid to struggling families on an as needed basis. In addition, our Choice Food Pantry is open 5 days a week allowing qualifying families to access the pantry and “choose” the foods they would like for their family. Annually, the Christmas Care/One New Toy program executed in partnership with the Central Ohio Labor Council as well as a coalition of schools, organizations, businesses, civic groups, government, and over 700 volunteers, provides food and toys to hundreds of families to celebrate the Christmas season. In 2011, 4,682 households received emergency food and over 3,400 individuals/ families received food/toys during the Christmas Holiday. An additional 202 households received help with material assistance. h Living Well In Linden This Initiative focuses on providing health & wellness services to the Linden community. h Bike Loan Program loaning bicycles to individuals/families to increase physical fitness. In 2011, 75 participants were loaned bicycles; riding an estimated 1,050 miles. h Community Garden a fruit/vegetable garden on-site at the agency for community residents and program participants to volunteer and receive the harvest. In 2011, over 95 volunteers and residents worked in the garden, providing healthy food to our pantry clients.
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We maximize the potential of those we serve through programs such as…
Youth Services
Youth Services
Know what you want to do, hold the thought firmly, and do every day what should be done, and every sunset will see you that much nearer to your goal. - Elbert Hubbard The Youth Services Program The target population is vulnerable youth ages five to eighteen years of age and their families. Staff emphasizes developing age-appropriate social skills, enhancing academics, increasing positive peer interactions and nurturing family relationships through developmental group work, individual and family support services and school visits. We provide these services through after-school programs, tutoring, Learning Centers and summer camps. After-School Programs After-school and summer programming for students is provided by St. Stephen’s at its location and at Windsor STEM K-6 Academy. The program focuses on academic enhancement as well as age appropriate activities. During the 2010-2011 school year, a total of 174 youth were served; of these 98% passed to the next grade level; 94% demonstrated improved school attendance, 84% demonstrated reading levels at or above grade levels & 77% demonstrated math levels at or above grade level. Tutoring The Tutoring Program focuses on providing the resources and support that enable youth to achieve academic success. Tutoring is facilitated in small group settings with volunteers acting as tutors as well as positive role models for youth. During the 20102011 school year, 87 youth participated in the program and 87% of them demonstrated an increase in their grades. 21st Century Community Learning Centers St. Stephen’s partners with St. Vincent’s Children Center and South-Western City Schools to provide after school programs in two schools located on the southwest side of Columbus. This program serves students who have demonstrated scores below grade level in reading and math. Its focus is to ensure academic scores are increased. During the 20102011 school year, 31 students received services; 81% demonstrated a positive gain in reading accuracy and 79% showed an overall improvement in math skills.
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Youth Services Learn to Succeed Employment Program In collaboration with Columbus Urban League, youth ages 14-18 years were provided with work readiness skills, paid work internships and case management services for six weeks during the summer months. In 2011, 100 youth were served; and placed into 25 various worksites for a total of 160 hours during the summer, where they gained valuable workplace experience that will help in their long-term career path. SEEK Camp (Summer Engineering Experience for Kids) In collaboration with a number of partners (including Ohio STEM Learning Network & Battelle), SEEK Camp enrolled 200 Columbus City School youth ages 10-13 years for 8 weeks of summer programming. The camp focused on introducing youth to STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) principles through hands-on, engaging activities. In 2011, 83% of youth stated they are more interested in engineering careers after attending SEEK. STEM LA (Linden Area) In collaboration with Central Ohio Workforce Investment Corporation, Battelle and Linden McKinley STEM Academy (LMSA), LMSA students were provided with paid internships at Central Ohio businesses and agencies. In addition, weekly career workshops were provided to students by STEM professionals. In 2011, 75 youth were served in the STEM LA program; attending weekly mentoring sessions and placed into worksites for 20 hours per week for 6 weeks.
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We strengthen families and improve individual well-being through opportunities such as….
Family Services
Family Services
Charity may be a very short word, but with its tremendous meaning of pure love, it sums up man’s entire relation to God and to his neighbor. - St. Aelred of Rievaulx
The Family to Family Initiative is a partnership with Franklin County Department of Children Services, in which St. Stephen’s Community House is the lead agency and provides support services to families, focusing on keeping families together as well as building strong healthy families. St. Stephen’s is the lead agency in this partnership operating satellite offices in Columbus’ South and East neighborhoods; with two other settlement houses working towards the same goal with Franklin County Children Services. In 2011, 671 families received services in this County Wide Initiative. The Senior Services Program The goal of the Senior Services program is to help senior citizens maintain self-sufficiency and healthy, safe, independent living. Support services, advocacy and transportation services are provided. The program collaborates with LifeCare Alliance to provide lunch to seniors in our dining center. In 2011, 425 seniors received services and of those seniors receiving services, 98% seniors of them reported maintaining independent living status.
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We are a hub for advancing self-sufficiency!
Childcare
Childcare
If you want to work for world peace, go home and love your families.
- Mother Teresa
St. Stephen’s Christ Child-Child Care Center provides a safe and nurturing environment for children, six weeks old to 48 months old, while their parents are working or attending school. Our goal is to engage children in a quality early childhood education program that fosters their creativity, self-esteem, and development. A team of child development specialists, social workers, and volunteers collaborate with our teaching staff to ensure that the needs of our children and families are being met and that they are given every opportunity to succeed. In recognition of St. Stephen’s Christ Child-Child Care Center continued success in providing high quality care and education, it received and maintains national accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). In 2011: Children served 124; Project Starfish—a program administered by the Christ Child Society to foster self-sufficiency and reciprocity-- served 17 families that completed 338 hours of volunteer time, while awarding more than $21,000 in tuition assistance.
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As a hub for self-sufficiency, we build community through…..
Community Advocacy and Parent Engagement
Community Advocacy & Parent Engagement
A man is called selfish not for pursuing his own good, but for neglecting his neighbor’s. - Richard Whately
The Community Advocacy and Parent Engagement program is a multifaceted program with a broad purpose of raising awareness among parents of the valuable material resources available to them through St. Stephens; developing partnerships between parents and staff; and increasing parents involvement in the lives of their children at school and at home. Additional focus and attention are placed on important issues such as: h Family Support and Education is designed to strengthen parents and students in the school setting. Community Advocate communicates with parents about their child’s academic, non-academic and emotional needs. h C hild Development offers an opportunity for staff to observe child development, provide screenings to identify concerns. This initiative is not designed to diagnose, but rather an opportunity to gather and provide information to parents that might prove helpful to pediatricians and other specialists who might administer further evaluation of the child’s progress. h Education provided for students and adults on the dangers of Prescription Drug abuse in the form of presentations and knowledge quizzes paramount to decreasing the abuse and increasing awareness. In 2011, St. Stephen’s was able to demonstrate increased awareness of prescription drug abuse in over 165 individuals.
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h Community Canvass Day (survey) A hallmark of our success in serving our community is our community canvas day when the staff of St. Stephen’s Community House goes door-to-door throughout the Greater Linden area to find out how their doing in delivering services to the community. This survey provides detailed information about what our neighbors know about programs and services at St. Stephen’s and offers an opportunity for residents to provide information on what new programs and services they want to see, thereby helping us to address the needs of the community more effectively. In 2011, St. Stephen’s staff collected approximately 500 surveys, going doorto- door obtaining information from community residents that directly influences agency programs and strategic direction.
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“It takes someone with a vision of the possibilities to attain new levels of experience. Someone with courage to live his dreams.
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Together, with our partners, we develop socially through…..
Volunteers
Volunteers Volunteerism is a means to share our gifts with others. It is not done for fame or monetary gain, but is done because of an awareness of the needs of others and a passion to do something about it
- Unknown
St. Stephen’s Community House sustains its services to the community with the assistance of volunteers. Our volunteers are people who want to give back to our community by sharing their passion, time, expertise, and resources while contributing to the good of the community. They assisted with backpack distributions, Community Care Days, Bravo! For the Children, and the Gingerbread Fantasy & Fashion Show. In December, more than 900 volunteers of all ages assisted with the Christmas Care/One New Toy program, by doing the extraordinary and making a difference in the lives of more than 3400 families. We are thankful for the labor of love from our volunteers. They leave a lasting imprint on the families we serve and with the staff at St. Stephen’s Community House. We have received volunteer assistance from numerous community partners including; Abbott Nutrition, AkzoNobel, Capital University, AEP, Cardinal Health, The Catholic Diocese (Bishop Hartley, Bishop Watterson and DeSales High Schools), Christ Child Society, Columbus Blue Jackets, Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Fortner Upholstering, The Graham School, Hamilton STEM Academy, Hilliard High School, IBM/Sterling, Linden McKinley High School, Molina Health Care, Nationwide, Ohio Health, OSU, Otterbein, State Auto, and the Trojan’s. This list of partners represents just a few of the many individual volunteers and/or volunteer organizations that support our mission. During 2011, our 1576 volunteers immeasurably enhanced the many resources of SSCH by collectively contributing 7190.71 hours of volunteer time; time that is equivalent to a savings of $149,926.30.
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We have a 93-year legacy because of committed partners, donors & sound financial practices!
Financials
Financials
In all realms of life it takes courage to stretch your limits, express your power, and fulfill your potential...it’s no different in the financial realm. – Suze Orman How We Spend Our Money In knowing the needs of our community, we are able to focus our resources on the programs that best serve our community, addressing the highest needs. In doing so, we are able to maximize our resources and avoid waste. St. Stephen’s Community House expects all employees to make sound purchasing decisions that ensure the continued efficient operation of the agency. Vendor partnerships help us get the most from every procurement dollar. These partnerships are negotiated using the full benefit of the agency’s buying power and include an analysis of the vendor’s corporate philanthropy footprint related to community activities. Often these vendor partnerships lead to corporate sponsorship. We have found that our corporate sponsors and vendor partners are honored to be part of the St. Stephen’s team. They catch that spirit of community involvement that runs rampant at St. Stephen’s and continue their involvement through donations of gifts for fundraisers, of services and of staff time through volunteering. We are honored in turn to have among our corporate friends and partners recent recipients of the Columbus Business First Annual Corporate Care awards, among include Grange Insurance, Abbott Labs, and Continental Office Environments. This award recognizes outstanding corporate contributions to the Columbus community.
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Financials
Financials St. Stephen’s Community House Financial Summary as of June 30, 2010 Revenue Funding Sources
Total $
Pct.
Franklin County Children Services
817,883
21%
Community Agencies
737,997
19%
Franklin County Job & Family Services
585,491
15%
Contributions
579,007
15%
United Way
384,555
10%
City of Columbus
356,643
9%
Ohio Department of Education
114,900
3%
Franklin County Office on Aging
109,697
3%
Facility Rental
79,837
2%
Diocese of Columbus
75,000
2%
Other Income
53,510
1%
Program Fees
16,393
0%
$3,910,895
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Total $
Pct.
934,781
24%
Family Services
745,245
19%
Childcare
665,103
17%
Facility
508,236
13%
Administrative
472,570
12%
Fundraising
172,802
4%
Community & Emergency Services
159,253
4%
Depreciation
144,323
4%
Senior Services
132,124
3%
$3,934,437
Operating Expenses by Class Salaries
Total $
Pct.
1,906,727
48%
Pass Through’s
495,509
13%
Supplies
493,539
13%
Benefits
321,126
8%
Building & Grounds
233,173
6%
Depreciation
144,323
4%
Other Expensive
88,999
2%
Assistance
82,290
2%
Travel
74,444
2%
Professional Services
58,674
1%
Telephone
35,633 1%
$3,934,437
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Donor Companies
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, concerned citizens can change the world. Indeed it is the only thing that ever has. – Margaret Mead
Donor Support COMPANIES Abbott Laboratories Advent UCC Akzo Nobel Albert Schweitzer Fellowship Allied Mineral American Electric Power American Legion Post 770 Anheuser-Busch, Inc. Anthropologie Arena Grand Movie Theatre Arlington Park Elementary Arthur Murray Studio Ashland Inc. AT & T Inc Atlas Butler Bachman’s Bakery Gingham Ballet Met Columbus Battelle Beck Foundation Belles & Beaux Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP Berwick Manor Big Lots Bishop Hartley Bishop Watterson HS Black Creek Bistro Bonefish Grill Bravo! Development Corporation
Brookhaven High School Brookside Golf & Country Club Cakes on Board Cameron Mitchell Cardinal Health Foundation CareSource Mgt Group Carsonie’s Cassidy Turley Catch of the Day, Inc. Catholic Diocese of Columbus Catholic Foundation Central Ohio Soccer Association Charity Newsies Christ Child Society of Columbus, Inc. Church of the Resurrection Cimi’s Bistro Cisco Systems, Inc. Class Acts Entertainment Clintonville Rotary Coeken Steel Products Co. Columbia Gas of Ohio Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation Columbus City Atty’s Office Columbus Clippers Columbus Crew Columbus Culinary Institute Columbus Equipment Company Columbus Foundation
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority Columbus Public Health Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Com Resource Como Elementary School Concord Presbyterian Church Conie Construction Continental Office Environments Cook’s Balloonery Cookie Crumbs Copious Farmers & Associates COSI Crimson Cup Coffee & Tea Crimson Design Group CWA 4320 Dancor Inc. Delta Kappa Gamma Socity Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Department of Commerce DeSales High School Discover Financial Services Dominican Sisters Donatos Pizza Driven Foundation Dublin Montessori Academy Duxberry Park PTO East Meets West Community Garden Elevation Church Elmer’s Products, Inc.
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Products Loralie’s Baking Company Lumi-Lite Candles Magic Mountain Maize Elementary School Marion Chiropractic Clinic, LLC Matt The Miller’s Tavern Maynard Ave Baptist Church McCormick & Schmicks Medallion Club Medco Health Medical Mutual of Ohio Chartable Fund Medina Middle School Meeder Financial Meijer Mentel & Associates, LLC Mettler Toledo, Inc Meza Wine Shop Mother Artist at Work Motorists Insurance Group Mozart’s Bakery & Piano Cafe Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church Muirfield Village Country Club My Village Bakery NALC Branch 78 National Council of Negro Women Inc. Nationwide Insurance Company Nationwide Children’s Hospital NCNW Nexeo Solutions North Linden Elementary School North Star Golf Club Northstar Cafe Northwestern Mutual Financial Notre Dame Club of Columbus Oakhaven Golf Course Ocean XI Fishing Club OCSEA OCSEA Chapter 2555 Ohio EPA Ohio Laborer’s Fringe Benefits Program Ohio State University Ohio State University Medical Center OhioHealth Corp. Olentangy Liberty High School Omega Psi Phi Oracle America, Inc.
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Panera Bread Parkmoor Elementary School Party Panache Patrick J’S Peak Performance Hypnosis Periodontology Inc. Pet Palace Piada Italian Street Food Pinnacle Golf Club Plaskolite, Inc. PNC Bank PNC Foundation PNC Grow Up Great Polaris Grill Polished Nail Spa Project Help Refectory Ribbon Box Ridgeview Middle School Salem Elementary School Scotts Miracle-Gro Company Shadowbox SIMCO Construction Smith & Wollensky Smoot Corporation Smoot Elford Resource Soho Fashion Exchange St. Agatha School St. Andrew St. Andrew Catholic Church St. Andrew Parish School St. Andrew R.C. Church St. Brigid - Giving Tree St. Brigid of Kildaire St. Francis DeSales High School St. James the Less St. Joan of Arc St. Matthew Church Charitable Works St. Patrick Church/Little Margaret’s Charity St. Paul G.S. Troop 50273 & 1604 St. Peter Church St. Thomas School St. Timothy School St. Vincent De Paul Society State Auto Insurance Companies Steiner + Associates, Inc Stephen Detoure Studio Sterling Commerce Sunny Street Cafe Sweet Anne’s
Donor Companies
Engauge Marketing, LLC Expesite LLC Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Fifth Third Bank First Merchants Corporation Fortner Upholstering, Inc. Franklin County Auditor Franklin County CSEA Franklin Park Conservatory G. Michael’s Bistro George J. Igel & Co., Inc. Giant Eagle Girl Scout Troop 1451 GolfTec Columbus LLC Grace Missionary Baptist Church Grace New Covenant Church Grange Insurance Companies Greater Columbus Arts Council Heartland Petroleum LLC Hendoc’s Pub Hewlett Packard Hillyard Inc. Hubbard Grille Huntington National Bank Huy Elementary School IBM Corporation Immaculate Conception Jazz Arts Group Jefferson Country Club Jeni’s Ice Cream Jones Day Josephinium Pontifical College JP Morgan Chase Bank Junior League of Columbus, Inc. JWL Real Estate Kabob Images & Design Kasey’s Gift Kelley Family Foundation Kemelgor Financial Group Kirk Williams Co., Inc. Kohl’s Dept Store Kokosing Construction Company, Inc. Kroger LA Financial Group Lakes Golf & Country Club Lakeside at the Sanctuary Lifestyle Family Fitness Limited Brands Linden McKinley STEM Academy Logospeed Promotional
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Donor Companies
T. Bears Florist & Chocolatiers Talmage Family Foundation Teachers Publishing Group The City Dog The Columbus- A Renaissance Hotel The Funny Bone The Mary Berry Lawler Foundation Tim Horton’s Trojan’s Motorcycle Club TWU (Transport Worker Union) United Commercial Travelers United Insurance Company of America United Labors One New Toy United Way Mile High United Way of Central Ohio UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving Campaign US Bank US Financial Services VCA Mill Run Animal Hospital
Victoria’s Secret Virtusa - Creating Competitive Advantage Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease LLP Watershed Distillery Wellington School White Castle Wichert Insurance
Worthington Hills Country Club Worthington Presbyterian Church Wren House Gifts Xigent Automation Z Cucina
I am of the opinion that my life belongs to the whole community and as long as I live, it is my privilege to do for it whatever I can. I want to be thoroughly used up when I die, for the harder I work the more I live. – George Bernard Shaw
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INDIVIDUALS Katherine Abel Christina Ahearn Kelsey Albanese Brian Alcox T. Alexander Shirley Alexander-Jones Eugene Alfonsi Vickie Allen Norm Altman John Aman Joseph Amato Katrece Anderson Teresa Ankrom Shauna Arnold Anthony Ashford Alan Assaf Jan Avery Jill Bahlmann Rita Bahlmann Terry Bahn Jonathon Bailey Kenneth Bain Mimi Baker Rick Bale David Ballard Leonard Barbe Edward Barber Gwyn Barker Ann Barnes Monica Barnes Margaret Barnett Ricky Barnhart Deb Barr Janet Barr Jamie Barren Christopher Barton Priyanka Bathula Susan Bauerle Ann Bear James Bearns Janet Bechtel Scott Becker John Beckman Catherine Begazo Don Bender Bruce Bennett Tom Berkemeyer Robert Bernard Becky Berroyer Judi Berry Elizabeth Besozzi Virginia Betz Beth Bickley
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Samantha D’Angelo Randall Dana Bianca Daniels Mark Daniels Nikki Daniels Jame Dannenhauer Greg Dartt Bruce Davidson Teresa Davidson Tyree Davidson Chris Davis Debra Davis Donald Davis Natasha Davis Noelani Davis Shawna Davis Melanie DeAscentis Daniel Degoricia Elaine Delesk William Denham Robert J. Derick Helen DeSantis Douglas Detrick Kathryn Detrick Row Dhahpah Judith Dick Katie Dickens John Dickson Mary Dipietro Gina Distefano Tamela Dixon Robert Doersam Albert Donahey Thomas Donley Julie Dorrian John Dorsey William Dotzauer Kristan Dove Melissa Dover Hugh Dowds Jesse Dowe Don Downin Denis Driscoll Molly Driscoll Patrick Dukes Mike Dunkle Cathy Dunlap Andrew Dunn Ruth Dunn Cathy Dupuy Monica Durbin David and Marilyn DuRoss Megan Earles Lisa Edwards
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Carla Hale GeGe Hall Jo Hall Kimberly Hall Patricia Halssey Anthony Hampieri Angela Hampton Peter Hansen Glenda Harris Kimberly Harris Mr. Harris Ruth Harris Almonte Harrison Monica Harvell Barbara Hauser Sierra Hawkins Kaleigh Hayes Tiffany Hayes Gladys Hazelwood Diane Headley Tracy Healy Barb Heck Barbara Hegler Michelle Helbig Julie Helkowski John Heller Paul Heller Thomas Helmrath Jeff Henderson Bruce Henke Jeannine Henry James Herlihy Scott Heron Timothy Herriott Mrs. Carolyn Heskett Mary Heubach Jack Hickman Sharon Hickson Chester High Ann Hill Elsie Hill Charles Hillman Martha Hills Lawrence Hilsheimer Jared Hines Joseph Hinte Joyce Hite Edward Hives Kurt Hoeft Sharon Holloway Mary Holton Tara Horsley Taymour Hosseiny Kathy Houck
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Carolyn Landrum Mary Lang Nancy Lange Alaina Largent Cheryl Larobardier Lisa Lauber Robert Lawson Randall Layne Ashley Leddy Susan Ledford Dawn Lee James Lee Kecha Lee Ann Leist Theresa Lembach Elaine Lemeshow Edward Leonard Kenneth Leonard Timothy Leonard Julianne Lewie Colleen Lewis Edwin Lewis Kevin Lickman Marian Lindberg Reshay Lindsey Britany Lipsey Carlyn Lisko Norma Liston Charles Loechler Mark Lomeo Daryl Long Judy Long Nancy Long Gwendolyn Losh Monica Lott Timi Lott Sandy Loy Chris Lucia Cynthia Ludlum Michael Luerman Neil Lunch Rachel Luppens Neil Lynch James Lyski Mary Lyski Cynthia Mackin Will MacMaster David Macynski Tera Madison Marylanie Madsion Charles Magee Sarah Magill Marie Malloy Wayne Mally
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Todd Neininger Sandra Nelson Jacob Neutzling Trevor Newland Joseph Newman William Newman Gary Nickrand Julie Nickrand Rose Nixon Anne Noll Alice Nowaczek JoAnn O’Brien Kim O’Dell Joseph O’Neil Paula O’Reilly Timothy Obarski Thomas O’Connell Beth Olmsted Kelechi Onwukwe August Orsinelli Velda Otey Victor Paini Sharon Pallas Leslie Palmore Solomon Pandian Jacquelyn Pannell Bill Parker Elizabeth Parker Georgiann Parker Devyn Paros Angela Parsons Mindy Patrick June Patterson Joyce Patton Marie A. Penn Melissa Perkins Pauline Perkins Ruth Perry Jennie Persichetti Carolyn Peterson Philip Petrosky Cynthia Pfening Thomas Philip Bradley Phillips Michael Phillips Charles Pickard Cathryn Pickett Daniel Pickett Ronald Pilatowski Tracy Plummer Betsy Poling Lori Poling Richard Polomik Celenia Polonia
Kay A. Pope Stephen Porte Michele Powell Jayanthy Prakash Marcus Preston Brandon Price Charlotte Price Jon Price Robert Prince Douglas Probst Eileen Quinn Monica Quintero James Racher Jameel Rainey Jacqueline Ralls Bev Randall John Randolph Rashida Ransom Patricia Raphael Dorothy Redfern June Reed Rob Reed Deidra Reese Lenora Reese Edward Reik Paula Reilly Caitlin Renner Beth Reynolds Patricia Reynolds Claudia Rhoades William Richards Kayla Ridley Tim Rieder Stephen Rinaldi Barbara Ritchie Thomas Ritchie Robert Roach Bruce Robinson Dave and Hugh Robinson Evelyn Robinson Peter Roche Alina Rodean Dennis Rodgers Kristi Rodriquez Douglas Romer Angela Ronay Barbara Rowland Carl Rucker Tom Ruebel Garry Rupp Richard Rutherford Mark Ryan Pat & Stephanie Ryan Terise Ryan
Thomas Ryan Peggy Rydzewski Steve Ryerson Nancy Ryser Isatou Sagnia Robert Salmen Jennifer Salopek Brandon Samuels Ashley Sanders Jeff Sanders Keith Sanders Martha Sanders Rayvion Sanford Christine Sapp Rachel Sapp James Sarafin Mary Sauer Mark Saunders Eileen Scahill Susan Scharenberg Diane Schavone Steve Scheel Ana Schemine Todd Scherer Joan Schlagheck C.D, Schloss Alyssa Schmidt Mary Schmidt Deb Schneider Greg Schneider Jane Schneider Carolyn Schoenstein Christopher Schumacher Thomas Schwan James Schwope Allison Scott Cathy Scott Cynthia Scott John Scott Mike Scott Patrick Scott Linda Sebok Hoy Seckinger John Seguin Lee Self Chris Selvagio John Sequin Gary Sergio Amanda Shadley Ira Sharfin Pamela Sharfin Emily Shaw Debbie Sheely Adele Sheffieck
Celebrating 93 Years of Community Service
Pamela Stephenson Cathy Stevenson Joseph Stewart Roberta Stewart Phyllis Stickel Mark Stinson Marilyn Stone Sheila Stovall Carolyn Strang James Strapp Carolyn Strecker Jean Suh Alicia Sullivan Ernest Sullivan Michael Sullivan Bobbie Swearengin Mary Sweeney John Szlag Shesahank Tanjavur Monnie Tanner Marlo Tannous Serge Tatsing Jeffrey Taylor Richard Taylor Sharon Taylor Deborah Telfer Larry Templin Angela Thomas Peter Thomas Raymond Thomas Sue Dell Thomas Christine Thompson Mark Thompson Matt Thompson Mary Thornton Sandra Thompson Taleasha Thornton Karen Toland Jeffrey Tolliver Elaine Tomich Michelle Torka Michelle Trader Diana Trammell Margaret Trent Mekeba Trent Kelley Treon Michael Trinkle Sylvester Trott Denise Trudeau Maria True Chris Tucker Robert Tucker Martha Turgeon Tammy Turner
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Barbara Turpin Michael Tweed Robert Tyler Nancy Valentine Linda Van Aman Raymond Van De Weghe Judge Scott D. Vanderkarr Lou Venneri Debra Visco Erin Vredevoogd Dennis Vroom James Wade George Walker Sharita Wallace Sharon Walley Janice Walsh Judy Walton Dani Wang Pam Ward Paul Ward Timothy Ward Carol Ware Ken Warman Paul Washington Brian Watts Suzanne Wells Jenny Westerheide Sean Whalen Sheryl Whalen Bill Whipple Lisa Whirls Leon Whitson Delores Wilcox Tinnissha Wilkerson Glenn Willett Deidra Williams Demicha Williams Elizabeth Williams James Williams John Williams Mark Williams Mary Williams Nicholas Williams Patrick Williams Phyllis Williams Renea Williams Wayne Williams Pamela Wilson Richard Wilson Carl Winstead Corey Winton Lori Witherup John Wolf Victor Wolfe
Donor Individuals
Daren Shepard Tim Shepard Takeysha Shepard-Cheney Dave Shiddenhelm Wayne Shingler Aaron Shocket Jennifer Shoults David Sidor Teresa Signore Michael Silberstein Mitchell Silver Clarence Simmons Janelle Simmons Peggy Simmons Robert Sinagra Sabu Sivaraman Nancy Skidmore Andrew Skunza Suzanne Skunza Keisha Slaughter Terri Slee Antonio Smith Carol Smith Christine Smith Edward Smith Isaac Smith Jenny Smith John Smith Lonnie Smith Lynn Smith Max Smith Michael Smith Michelle Smith Nancy Smith Paul Smith Rich Smith Shelley Smith Suzanne Smith Janet Soltis Robin Somers A Soyland Bill Sparks Chad Sprecher Julie Spychalski Mark Stach Jayme Staley Tamara Staley Jerry Standera Ann Standley Ray Staschiak Judith Stattmiller Brenda Stauffer Eric Steinhoff Dan Stephans
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Donor Individuals
Diana Wolterman Brittany Woodley Walt Workman Laurie Worly Charles Wright Laura Wright Patty Yates Marie Young John Ziegler Aloha Zimmer Alan Zink James Zink Richanne Zymkoski
Our talents are the gift that God gives to us... What we make of our talents is our gift back to God. - Author Unknown Celebrating 93 Years of Community Service
In the event we have omitted a cherished donor, please charge it to our head and not to our heart.
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Did You Know? In 2011: Children served 124; Project Starfish—a program administered by the Christ Child Society to foster self-sufficiency and reciprocity-- served 17 families that completed 338 hours of volunteer time, while awarding more than of $21,000 in tuition assistance.
h Senior Services Program The goal of the program is help senior citizens maintain selfsufficiency. Support services, advocacy and transportation services are provided.
In 2011, 425 seniors received services and of those seniors receiving services, 98% of them reported maintaining independent living status.
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h Childcare St. Stephen’s Christ Child-Child Care Center provides a safe and nurturing environment for children, 6 weeks to 48 months, while their parents are working or attending school. St. Stephen’s Christ ChildChild Care Center has continued to provide high quality care and education; therefore, maintaining national accreditation through the National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC). h Youth Services Programs The target population is vulnerable youth ages five to eighteen years of age and their families. Staff emphasizes developing age-appropriate social skills, enhancing academics, increasing positive peer interactions and nurturing family relationships through developmental group work, individual and family support services and school visits. h Neighborhood Services The Neighborhood Services Program assists households with basic material needs (emergency food and material assistance-utilities/prescriptions) on an as needed basis. Our Choice Food Pantry, allows participants to “choose” the foods they would like for their family. The Christmas Care/One New Toy program is provided annually in partnership with the Central Ohio Labor Council as well as a coalition of schools, organizations, businesses, civic groups, government, and over 900 volunteers.
During the 2010-2011 school year, a total of 174 youth were served; of these 98% of youth passed to the next grade level; 94% of youth demonstrated improved school attendance (district standard; and, 84% of youth demonstrated reading levels at or above grade levels & 77% demonstrated math levels at or above grade level.
In 2011, 4,682 households received emergency food and over 3,400 individuals/ families received food/ toys during the Christmas Holiday. An additional 202 households received assistance with material assistance.
St. Stephen’s Community House has national Accreditation of Childcare and Program Services and is the leading social service agency in the United States when it comes to Science Technology Engineering and Math.
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We are a hub for advancing self-sufficiency. We at St. Stephen’s Community House are committed to assisting residents of the Greater Linden area to build community, self-sufficiency and individual well-being. We assist residents to maximize their potential through programs and services such as employment, social development, community organization, education and childcare.
OUR Mission
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