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2018 IMPACTREPORT

FAIRMOUNT WESTWOOD

COLLEGE HILL

BOND HILL

It is with pride and gratitude that we share our 2018 Impact Report. Pride because of the impact we made in the lives of thousands of people this past year and gratitude because so many of YOU — individuals and families, foundations and organizations, small and large companies — stepped up to shelter our city’s most vulnerable and to close the gap in funding caused by the increased number of homeless families at our doors.

2018 was a year unlike any other in our 36-year history — it was a year of increased need demanding increased response.

Our four shelters were overflowing beginning in January, and Bethany House responded to the need by placing families in hotel rooms. By May, we had already sheltered a record number of families, and we were fearful of even more families arriving when the summer spike in family homelessness would begin, as it does every June.

The unprecedented increase in the number of families seeking shelter required rental of a fifth shelter facility. In June of 2018, an empty group home on the property of St. Aloysius in Bond Hill became our fifth shelter, replacing the hotel beds. Our families are now scattered among five shelters in South Fairmount, Westwood, College Hill and Bond Hill.

2018 ended with the purchase of property on which to build a new facility, which will consolidate our seven buildings. After three and a half years of searching for property, Bethany House purchased 2.63 acres from St. Aloysius at the corner of Reading Road and Joseph Street in Bond Hill.

The increased need we saw in 2018 reinforces the urgency of our efforts to consolidate our five shelters and two office buildings. The faces of the 1,500 children we sheltered and housed this year show how critical our work is. We invite you to celebrate with us as we review the IMPACT YOU had in 2018!

We pray you will continue to help us fulfill our vital mission.

Robert J. Inkrot Susan S. Schiller Board President Executive Director

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DEAR BETHANY HOUSE FRIENDS,

Susan S. SchillerRobert J. Inkrot

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MissionBethany House Services empowers homeless and at-risk families with the solutions to achieve housing stability and long-term self-sufficiency.

VisionTo live in a community where all families have a place to call home and no one spends a night without shelter.

Core ValuesRESPECT – We value, listen to, learn from and appreciate each other, our clients, our board, our donors and our community.

EMPOWERMENT – We encourage, build confidence, inspire and promote each person’s right to self-determination.

INTEGRITY – We insist on absolute honesty, the highest standard of conduct and accountability to each other and to all of our stakeholders.

EXCELLENCE – We demonstrate exceptional performance and service.

COLLABORATION – We work with each other and our community to fulfill our mission and achieve our vision.

HOSPITALITY – We welcome with compassion those in need of housing and services.

2018 AWARDS

ABOUT BETHANY HOUSE

THE FACES OF HOMELESSNESS WON THE PUBLIC RELATIONS SOCIETY’S 2018 EAST CENTRAL DISTRICT DIAMOND AWARDS competition for Online Videos. You can view the video at bethanyhouseservices.org

JANICE CLAY, ASSISTANT SHELTER DIRECTOR, RECEIVED THE BUDDY GRAY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD, Greater Cincinnati Homeless Coalition’s most prestigious award. Janice has dedicated her career to social justice issues for the betterment of all of our lives, particularly, the low income and homeless.

SUSAN SCHILLER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, RECEIVED THE CITY OF CINCINNATI’S HUMANITARIAN OF THE YEAR AWARD from Mayor John Cranley. Susan was recognized for her efforts to ensure Cincinnati families had shelter when the city saw increased homelessness and for her advocacy for the homeless.

2018 Board of DirectorsBethany House Services acknowledges the contributions of the following Board Members for their time and leadership in 2018.

OfficersRobert J. Inkrot, PresidentCarolyn K. Washburn, Vice PresidentM. Gail Myers, SecretarySusan M. Dyer, Treasurer

MembersH. Kim BairdDonald L. BrownLucy A. CraneRoss A. CrawfordTerry E. Davis, Jr.Sharron M. DiMarioJamie S. Easterling Annette M. FrankeJackqueline D. GrantMichael F. HaverkampSteven D. HengeholdSr. Lynn Heper, SC

Catherine A. KitchinMegan J. McCuenSean G. MullinsKathrine R. PhillipsDenise D. SchumacherAlbert C. SmithermanRobie K. SuggsAmanda R. TooleIan A. Van HandelCarole C. Williams Terri L. WilliamsNahamani D. Yisrael

Advisory CouncilRobert A. AlexanderJohn D. BanchyStephen G. BrinkerThomas R. DietzDr. Robert S. Heidt, Jr.Thomas C. Leugers

Bethany House LeadershipSusan S. Schiller, Executive DirectorMargaret J. Dierkers, Ph.D., Shelter Operations DirectorGwendolyn M. Green M.Ed., LSW, Shelter DirectorKelly K. Freyler, CPA, Finance DirectorTaryn R. Frymire, MS, LSW, Housing DirectorMary E. Bennett-Brown, Human Resources DirectorDeanna L. Powell, Development Director


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PREVENTION

Shelter Diversion

A homelessness prevention program that helps families

at risk of losing their housing find temporary housing

while connecting them with the services and financial resources to achieve permanent

housing.

SERVICES PROVIDED:

CASE MANAGEMENTThe case manager helps the parents to identify barriers to achieving housing and guides them through the process of developing a comprehensive, reality-based plan ensuring a secure future in stable housing.

TRAUMA INFORMED CARETrauma Informed Care is an organizational structure and treatment framework that involves treating a whole person, taking into account past trauma and the resulting coping mechanisms when attempting to understand behaviors and treat the individual.

Bethany House Prov ides a Continuum of Care Through Prevention and SupportF A M I L Y H O M E L E S S N E S S

Housing programs provide funding to quickly re-house homeless and

at-risk families, while minimizing trauma and optimizing self-sufficiency.

HOUSINGSHELTER

Emergency Shelter

Shelter services meet each family’s immediate needs for safety, shelter, food,

clothing and other necessities, while parents

receive the resources, education and assistance

to find housing and obtain a living income.

Rapid Re-Housing

Rapid Re-housing provides financial

assistance and services to quickly re-house and stabilize those

families experiencing homelessness and living in an emergency shelter.

Permanent Supportive Housing

Permanent Supportive Housing combines non time-limited

rental assistance with wraparound supportive

services for families in which at least one member has complex

needs related to physical or mental health,

developmental disabilities or substance abuse.

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PREVENTION

LIFE SKILLS CLASSESLife Skills Classes provide a foundation for prevention of future episodes of homelessness and address topics vital to successfully stabilizing the family including budgeting, job seeking, child development, nutrition, self-esteem, housekeeping, and tenant rights and responsibilities.

CHILDREN’S SERVICESChildren’s Services address the multigenerational aspect of family homelessness by providing parents with the skills for “positive parenting” and by teaching the children in shelter to make healthy life choices.

KEYS Keeping Every Youth Safe2018 planning culminated with the rollout of expanded services for youth 18-24 years of age in 2019.

AftercareAftercare services is a

homeless prevention program for families after leaving emergency shelter or a

housing program and provides case management, counseling and referrals in an effort to stabilize families living in

permanent housing.

Post-Shelter SupportPost-Shelter Support

provides financial assistance to families in

danger of losing their homes, regardless of how long it

has been since they left shelter.

Bethany House Prov ides a Continuum of Care Through Prevention and SupportF A M I L Y H O M E L E S S N E S S

Shelter To HomeShelter to Home provides

the necessities and support homeless families need to

establish a home and stabilize the family.

Foundation revenue was up

56%


THE NUMBERS

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A record number of families experiencing homelessness arrived at our doors and found shelter in 2018 – over 2,200 people received prevention assistance, shelter and/or housing, and aftercare services.

AFTER SHELTER….AFTER HOUSING PROGRAMS….

Children

55,771Bednights — the total number of nights each person stayed in shelter

302 Families

1,175

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22% more families in 2018 compared to 2017.

HOUSING

RAPID RE-HOUSING

233 Families

859 Individuals

578 Children

SHELTER DIVERSION

51 Families

179 Individuals

126 Children

PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING

33 Families

126 Individuals

83 Children

TOTAL HOUSING PROGRAMS

315 Families

1,159 Individuals

784 Children

139 families received case management, financial and/or in-kind support after leaving shelter or a housing program, reducing the risk of repeat homelessness.

CONTRIBUTIONS Our donors, especially our foundations and organizations, responded to our plea and helped with the overflow expenses in 2018. THANK YOU — we couldn't have done it without you!

New donor acquisition rate of

14%, up from 12% in 2017.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING and our SOCIAL ENTERPRISE Bethany Homes, our 24-unit apartment building of safe, affordable housing, and our social enterprise netted $50,000 to support our mission.

87 families received Shelter to Home assistance,

59 post-shelter support, and

6 received both.

Organization revenue was up

177%

Revenue retention rate of

187%, up from 106% in 2017.

New revenue acquisition rate of

88%, up substantially from 55% in 2017.

First-year donor retention rate of

43%,up from 37% in 2017

VOLUNTEERS 1,828 individuals volunteered 11,719 hours to support our mission and our work.

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THE IMPACT OF BETHANY HOUSE IN THE COMMUNITY

THE IMPACT OF SHELTER302 families found safe shelter when they had no place else to go.

96% of shelter families exited to positive housing

22% exited shelter with increased income

2-year recidivism rate (return to shelter) was 17.3% in 2018

IMPACT OF HOUSINGShelter Diversion prevented 92% of families from entering shelter within 12 months after leaving the Shelter Diversion program.

2-year recidivism rate (return to shelter) for Rapid Re-Housing and Permanent Supportive Housing was 13.6%.

50% increased or maintained their total income.

IMPACT CONTINUES AFTER FAMILIES LEAVE SHELTER OR HOUSING PROGRAMS

After Shelter….After Housing Programs….Of the 57 families who received After Care services, 100% remained housed after one year in this new program.

Post-Shelter Support and Shelter to Home kept 139 families stable in their housing and prevented them from entering or re-entering shelter.

$104,472 kept these 139 families stably housed — a fraction of the cost of shelter.

IMPACT OF CHILDREN’S SERVICES After entering shelter, 311 of the 789 children were diagnosed with previously undiagnosed conditions and connected to services.

After exiting shelter, BHS followed 176 high-risk children to ensure they were enrolled and attending school and receiving mental health services.

352 therapeutic groups were held in five shelters for children to improve coping and social skills, with topics including anger management, family issues, self-esteem, substance abuse, peer relationships, boundaries, mental health and daily life and living skills.

852 children attended personal safety classes.

314 children received vouchers for child care from Hamilton County Job and Family Services so parents could work and find housing.

291 children were assisted by 4C for Children to locate safe, secure, highly rated child care

90 children and their families received services from The Children’s Home of Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Public Schools’ School-Based Health Centers provided medical, dental and vision care to 156 children.

Project Connect assisted with school enrollment, attendance and transportation of 527 school-age children.

Project Connect provided a Master’s level intervention specialist to tutor 150 children.

88 children attended the Project Connect Summer Camp.

UpSpring provided essential items, including uniform vouchers, wash kits, school supplies, gift cards, etc. to over 500 children.

63 children attended the UpSpring Summer Camp.

Healthy Moms and Babes assisted 78 families with health services for women, teens, and children.

36 individuals received medical care at the Cincinnati Health Network mobile van which started visiting BHS in August of 2018.

Cincinnati State’s Occupational Therapy students work with children in shelter on communication, stress management, and emotional regulation.

Our Thanks to these and all of the community providers who assist our families every day!IMPACT REPORT 2018 | 7

THE IMPACT OF COLLABORATION

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RHYAN During her senior year, Rhyan’s pregnancy forced her to drop out of high school before graduation. For four years, she and Samorie, her daughter, bounced between the homes of family and friends, which places a great deal of strain upon the best of relationships. When she finally had no one else to turn to for a safe place to stay, in desperation she came to Bethany House.

Rhyan says she “cried her eyes out” during her initial interview, but Janice Clay, Assistant Shelter Director, was very kind and understanding. She assured Rhyan that she was doing the best thing for herself and her daughter. Ms. Janice comforted Rhyan and attended to her immediate needs by providing fresh linens, personal hygiene kits, and even socks and pajamas for five-year-old Samorie to help her feel at home.

Having maintained her hospital cafeteria job and with a commitment to not be homeless for long, Rhyan came to Bethany House determined to find housing quickly. With the help of her “wonderful” Rapid Rehousing Case Manager Kymjetta Carr, Rhyan knew what she needed to do to achieve her goal. After seven days in shelter and with guidance from Ms. Kymjetta, housing for Rhyan and her daughter was established. On the eighth day, they moved from the shelter into their first apartment. Rhyan’s support from Bethany House continued after they exited shelter, too, as Ms. Kymjetta assisted her with obtaining Section 8 housing. With this voucher, they were able to move to an apartment closer to Samorie’s school.

Rhyan understands that education is the key to independence for herself and her daughter. Through hard work and determination, Rhyan completed high school and received her diploma. She’s currently enrolled in post-secondary classes, and will soon begin work as a mentor for at-risk youth. Rhyan considers hers a success story, and she can’t hold back her tears when she speaks of her gratitude to Bethany House. “Bethany House was with me 100 percent, every step of the way. It’s all about you when you come into the Bethany House. If you want help, you get the help you need, and I want to thank Bethany House for the help they gave me.”

SYDNEE As a foster child, Sydnee did not benefit from the nurturing family life that every child needs. As soon as she turned 18, she was suddenly on her own. Sydnee moved on to campus at University of Cincinnati and began taking classes, but found herself unprepared and overwhelmed. She began “couch hopping” among friends and family. Finding herself pregnant with her second child and never having been taught how to live as an independent adult, Sydnee found herself sinking into depression. She and her children turned to Bethany House.

At the Bethany House shelter, the family began their journey toward independence. “Bethany House never stopped helping us, not for one

second,” says Sydnee. Bethany House connected Sydnee to mental health counseling to teach her how to cope with all of her stressors. At Bethany

CLIENT IMPACT

LORA AND WILLWhen Will, a former emergency medical technician, developed a seizure disorder, he was no longer able to work and provide for his family. Sons Nathaniel and Jeremiah both suffer from disabilities, and mom Lora was forced to quit her job so she could be the full-time caregiver for her family. Days after paying their rent, the family was asked by their landlord to vacate their apartment immediately. Having already paid their entire month’s rent, they had no money left for the security deposits and initial rent required to sign a lease for a new apartment. They turned to Bethany House for help. With two young sons, their goal was to be in their own place by the time school started. Bethany House provided them with a place to stay and the services they needed to regain their independence.

Will says, “Without Bethany House, I don’t know where we would’ve gone. We were out of options. With it being last minute, nobody was really equipped to be able to try and help us.” With the family living on a fixed income, their search for a new home was disappointing at times, in part because of Will’s service dog, who is an integral part of the family. Bethany House staff helped complete the required documentation to be able to bring their dog to the shelter, which was a tremendous source of relief to the family. The family was able to meet their goal of being in their own place by the time school started.

Will and Lora shared their feelings that Janice Clay, Assistant Shelter Director, and Bernita Bell, Shelter Case Manager, were wonderful to work with. They are grateful that Bethany House remained a constant source of help even after they exited the shelter. States Ms. Bernita, “Lora and Will were very self-motivated, and all about their family. They didn’t ask for much, were easy to work with, and I was very impressed with how grateful and thankful they were for our help.” Lora would like to tell donors and supporters of Bethany House that, “…their time, their money, their donations are greatly appreciated. Without their donations, getting back on our feet would not have been possible. It’s people like them that make us a success story coming out of Bethany House. It’s hard to put into words how grateful we are for Bethany House.”


House, she learned skills to help her be a better parent for her daughters. Denise Hill, Bethany Child/Parent Manager, remarked that, “Sydnee is a phenomenal mother. Her little girls are healthy, vibrant and happy.” Ms. Denise worked with Sydnee to get the baby up to date on immunizations and connected the family with child care so that Sydnee was able to search for jobs and apartments. Case manager LaDeirdre Mango taught Sydnee how manage her own life and walked her through the process required to quickly enroll in Section 8 housing. Within six weeks, Sydnee found the apartment where she currently resides with her two daughters. Sydnee smiles as she says, “Bethany House provided us with a nice furnished apartment and everything I needed to set up housekeeping. They also gave me the resources and transportation

to help me find a job.” Rapid Re-Housing case manager Kymjetta Carr checks in with Sydnee frequently to be sure that her family is continuing to do well.

Today, Sydnee is back in school; her daughters are “amazing”; and she says that with the help of Bethany House, she has made a complete turnaround. “I’m in a way better position now than what I was in before I went to the shelter at Bethany House. Nothing is the same; it’s been a complete change. I’m still a work in progress, but I’ve come a long, long way. Anytime I needed help, Bethany House helped me any way they could. I don’t know where I would be if it hadn’t been for Bethany House.”


2018 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW2018 REVENUEContributions 10% $ 457,492

United Way 1% 69,600

Government and Other Contracts 74% 3,287,526

Special Events (net after expenses) 3% 116,912

Rental Fees Bethany Homes 4% 170,730

Investment Income 4% (190,551)

Foundation Grants 11% 516,903

Other Income 1% 33,638

Total Revenue $4,462,250

2018 PROGRAM EXPENSESShelter 31% $ 1,373,443

Rapid Re-Housing 37% 1,685,694

Permanent Supportive Housing 10% 432,927

Aftercare 1% 53,531

Shelter Diversion 2% 84,577

Family Housing Partnership 6% 262,968

Bethany Homes Apartments 3% 136,168

Total Program Expenses 90% $4,029,308

Development 5% $ 209,938

Administration 5% $ 248,088

Total Expenses $4,487,334

2018 BALANCE SHEETASSETSCash and Cash Equivalents $ 575,492

Receivables 384,107

Investments 1,968,834

Property and Equipment 1,390,315

Other Assets 40,742

Total Assets $4,359,490

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETSLIABILITIES Accounts Payable $ 42,304

Accrued Expenses 118,970

Refundable Advances 52,574

Mortgagel Payable 596,025

Security Deposits 14,669

NET ASSETS 3,534,948

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 4,359,490

Contributions 10%United Way 1%

Government and Other Contracts 74%

Special Events (net a�er expense) 3%

Rental FeesBethany Homes 4%

Investment Income -4%

Foundation Grant 11%

Other Income 1%

Revenue

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Total Program Expenses 90%

Development 5%

Administration 5%

Contributions 10%United Way 1%

Government and Other Contracts 74%

Special Events (net a�er expense) 3%

Rental FeesBethany Homes 4%

Investment Income -4%

Foundation Grant 11%

Other Income 1%

Revenue

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Total Program Expenses 90%

Development 5%

Administration 5%

Are YOU Interested in Leaving a Legacy for Cincinnati’s Homeless Families?

A bequest through a Last Will and Testament is the simplest way to create a lasting legacy of support to homeless children and their parents in our community.

Suggested language for making a bequest to Bethany House Services:

“I give, devise and bequeath to Bethany House Services, 1841 Fairmount Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45214, the sum of $____ or ____% of the rest, residue and remainder of my estate for its general purpose.”


BETHANY’S FUTURE

After three and a half years of searching for property to build a new facility, in November of 2018, Bethany House purchased 2.63 acres from St. Aloysius at the corner of Reading Road and Joseph Street in Bond Hill.

Our goal is to consolidate all seven buildings into one facility for all of our families and staff. A single modern facility will eliminate rent payments for apartment buildings and hotel bills when shelter beds are full.

The new facility will bring critical services to all families. Medical and mental health services, workforce development, literacy/tutoring for parents and children, and mentoring can be available to all families on-site. Most important, it will ensure that all of our children and their parents receive equal access to our comprehensive services provided in a congregate setting.

Housing all guests in one facility will enable staff to provide 24-hour supervision, assistance and counseling, educational classes to overcome obstacles to self-sufficiency, monitor school attendance for the children, and model positive parenting behaviors.

Architects are preparing drawings, and the Bethany House Board of Directors is beginning work on

a Capital Campaign. The Board and staff are committed to ensuring that Bethany House has the resources needed to optimize family stabilization and self-sufficiency and to reduce the burdens — human and financial — that result from family homelessness.

A one-site Bethany House will be a game-changer for our families, our staff and our community as we work together to ensure our vision of living in a community where all families have a place to call home!


2018 DONORSTHANK YOU TO OUR 2018 DONORSThank you to all of our donors in 2018! Through your support of our annual fund, special events and your gift-in-kind donations, we have been able to provide homeless families with emergency shelter, housing and support services. Each donor is very important to us, and we have made every effort to ensure the accuracy of all names listed. If a name was overlooked or printed incorrectly, please contact us at 513-557-2402 so we can correct our records.

Annual giving is critical to our fundraising efforts at Bethany House and provides unrestricted funding for our families and our services. In 2018, it was only because of the overwhelming generosity of donors that we were able to open a fifth location to shelter all of the families that arrived at our door. Our sincere thanks for YOUR support!

$1,000 - 4,999Kari ActonKathy and Daniel AerniAnonymousBruce and Margaret AtterburyJillian and Kevin AugKathleen and Thomas AugNancy and Michael BakerNancy and Craig BenhaseAndrea and Gerald BreenLea and Stephen BrinkerAnn and Don BrownM. Phoebe BrownDorothy and David BuescherJoan and Kenneth CampbellCampbell Williams Family FoundationCheviot Charitable FoundationChurch of the Saviour United Methodist WomenCincinnati BengalsCincinnati Choice PropertiesCincinnati Hearing CenterSusan and Ross CrawfordWilliam CreechCharles Delaney

Connie and John DettmerClare DriehausDunnhumby USA, LLCPaul DuplaceSue and Terrence DyerKari and David EllisDiane and Mark EllisEXAIR CorporationCarol and Alan FaulhaberElizabeth and Matthew FemiaFischer Family FoundationLisa and James FresonBetty and Kenton GastShirley GrohMaureen Flanagan and William GronemanMary Jo and Michael HaverkampDoug HawleyMary HilvertJoann HubertJanet and Robert InkrotDani IsaacsohnJewish Federation of CincinnatiJohnson & Johnson Matching Gifts Program

$50,000 AND ABOVECincinnati Woman’s Club

$10,000 - 49,999Anonymous Laurie and Kim BairdCatholics United for the PoorCharles H. Dater FoundationChemed FoundationRuth J. and Robert A. Conway FoundationFirst Financial FoundationGreater Cincinnati FoundationGuardian Savings BankHeidt Family FoundationThe Helen Steiner Rice Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationJack J. Smith Charitable Trust PNC Bank and Karen B. Wachs, Co-Trustees”Johnson Charitable Gift FundThe Lawrence Home AssociationLois R. & Richard H. Rosenthal Family Foundation

PNC Bank FoundationSC Ministry FoundationScripps Howard FoundationSusan and Patrick SedlerStuphin Family FoundationThe Spaulding FoundationThe Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile, Jr. Fund

$5,000 - 9,999Clare and Ronald BrichlerMary and Robert CashEdward C. and Robert C. Bott Fund of the Greater Cincinnati

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$500 - 999Kathy and Phillip AllardAshley and Robert AltenauKirsten BallmanRebecca and David BarronGerald BeckmanElizabeth and John BetagoleKatherine and John BiedermanHarry BlaneyBlue Ash Presbyterian ChurchJanet and Joseph BungeCarroll Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationChristmas for Jesus’ PoorCincinnati Coin LaundryCincinnati Monthly Meeting of Religious Society of FriendsCincinnati Youth CollaborativeEastminster Presbyterian ChurchElder High SchoolElizabeth Grace HomeEvelyn W. Dunn Charitable TrustGeneral ElectricSukhbir and Sukhchain GillGreat Friends Working CooperativelyDiane and David HegemannIBM Matching Gift ProgramImmanuel United Church of ChristIngage PartnersJanice and Randy JohnsonJunior Women’s Club of Wyoming FoundationDenise and Gary JusticeStewart and Ann KatzSusan and Timothy KelleyLinda KlumpFred Klaiss and Gail MyersMarlene and Urban KocherKroger Community RewardsKatie and Ryan LongJames LoomisCarolyn McCabe and Joe WimanJeanette McCarthyMilford High SchoolMiller-Valentine-Walsh Fund of the Dayton FoundationMary Sue MorrowNetwork for GoodJane and James PaulinBob PellegrinoFrancie and John PepperPlante Moran, PLLCJohn and Lisa PomerlauRobert PrintzNancy RankinAmy and Barry ReynoldsSherry and Gregory SchultzDenise Schumacher and Dana DavisKathryn and Vishnoo ShahaniJessica Shelton

Sisters of CharityKathleen and Kenneth SkauSociety of the TransfigurationSt. Paul United Church of ChristDonna and Mark SteinmetzSusan TaylorKimberly TeegardenThe Thomas Hodge FoundationJanet and William Torok, Jr.Total Quality LogisticsConnie TracyHeather Tubbs Cooley and Derek CooleyBrittany UlrichUnion Savings BankUnited Way of Hancock CountyKathleen and Stephen WardenDianne and Thomas WeidmanWestwood United Methodist ChurchConnie and Firmin WidmerDeborah and William WiebeKaren and Jeffrey WitteBetty WuestZimmer Heating & Cooling

$100 - 499AAA Allied Group Children’s OutingSuzanne AccettaShelly AdamKrista and Joshua AdamowMaxine and Robert AlexanderCatherine and Erik AllabenAmeriprise FinancialSusan Emerson-Ansel and Daniel AnselBarbara AntellJohanne ArmstrongFrank AucielloAnn and Christopher AuffreySusan and Bernard BacevichMaria BachnaMary Jo BarnettGeorge and Ellan BatavickMartha BensMonique Bertuzzi

Peg and Mick BesseMary Ellen BetzJoseph BischoffPatricia and Donald BlumLaura and Jeremy BorskyBorsky Wiesenfeld FundMartha and Richard BoyceLaurie and Chad BreyfogleTheresa BricknerThomas E. Brinkman, Sr.Lisa BrysonMike BurgerJB BuseCapFinancial Partners LLCJohn F. CardosiSally CardosiRita CarrollSuzanne and Ernie ChaffinLydia ChantilasNancy Schmidtgoessling and David ChiapponeAndrea and Brian ChristensenCincinnati Dowel & Wood Products Co.Cincinnati Futsal LLCCincinnati Hills Christian Academy Cincinnati Museum CenterKerri and John CoburnCoCo Creative WellnessBrynne and Robert ColettiJoan ComisarMichael and Nancy ConatonNancy ConnellyRuth Ann CooperLinda CorcoranD&R Promotions, LLC Kathleen DalyDaughters of Penelope Rina Saperstein and Jeffrey DavisJohnie and Kenneth DavisMarjorie DavisAnn DeGrootCynthia DezarnMargaret Dierkers

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Jeanne DietrickShirley DixonEmilie and David DresslerDenise DriehausOlga DuarteDuke Energy FoundationLisbeth Lazaron and Nicholas DunningE.W. Scripps Co.Susan EberleSherri and Neil EisnerEthicon Endo-Surgery Laurie Richter Exson and Edward ExsonJeremy FauberKevin FeldmanKara and Gregg FeltrupNora and Steve FinkLydia FitzpatrickJoyce FlemingJudi ForemanJudy and John ForresterMr. and Mrs. Richard Forste Jeanne FranzRoger FriedmannGeneral Electric FoundationGenex Services George & Mary Jo Budig Family FoundationThom and Lu GerdesJudith and Stephen GerstnerCathi and Earl GettelfingerEllen and Thomas GilkerCynthia GivensMelissa and Christopher GoodwinHenrietta GoolsbyGary GrohKathy GrohVirginia and Joseph GubastaMary Sue and Nicholas GuetleChristina GuggenbergerLois and James GutzwillerChristina GyarmatiDavid HaagJoanne HaagCheryl and James HaasPaul HaffnerKaren and Michael HalesDeborah HallNancy and Thomas HamantMichael HansenSusan HartmanKarri and Arthur Hathaway

Brian and Helen HeekinLinda and Peter HeileJudith and Robert HeileJoseph and Kathleen HerzogMargaret and Michael HinzmanMr. Jeff and Mrs. Karen HockTherese and Richard HoehnSharon and David HoeslBrenda HoganJean and Richard HolthausBrenda HoskinsSandra HouckAnn HowardTom and Cindy HuberPeggy and Frank HuddleMary Jo HuismannHumana Jen HuntMelanie and Douglas HyndenIllinois Tool Works Foundation Gloria and Gregory IonnaMary and William IversJulia JacksonPriscilla JacksonJohn H. Cooper Electrical Contracting Co.Andrew and Sarah JohnsonBill JoinerMarian KaiserLisa and William KampmanPatty and Thomas KeckeisArlette Kemper-MerrittHelen KereiakesSurabhi Khanna

George KingstonKathy and Dan KirstenEileen and Earl KiskerGreg and Elizabeth KisselMartha and Richard KlineLois KluenerKaitlin and Tyler KnechtKNOW Theatre Raetta and Raymond KnuevenMary Alice KochJane Babbitt and Dennis KoenigRobert and Linda KohlheppChristine and Kirk KoppenhoeferLinda and Joseph KronerEileen and Thomas KuechlyRita KuetemeyerJanice and Stanley KummerKathryn and Joseph LangleyColleen and Dennis LechlakErika LehmanJennifer LeugersLynda and William LeugersBarbara and James LeydaLighthouse Youth and Family ServicesMary LitkovitzSuzanne LohbeckMary and Daniel LongPatricia and Richard LoutzenhiserLPK Patricia LunaCurtis LutmanDiane and Hugh LynchMacy’s Inc Carolyn MaddoxMajeztic Gentz Social Club Suzie and James MalloniMary Lou and Ed ManegoldDubravka MaricKazmila and Sulejman MaricDonna and Robert Mayer

MBIA Capital Advisors, LLC John McCaugheyMary and Michael McGrawThomas McKenneyTim McMahonJanet MelcherLois and Clifford MentrupMercy Memorial Hospital Alicia MeyerRon MeyerSusan MichelMary and Robert MierenfeldMichael MohlmanMom’s Club of Ft. Wright KentuckyMontgomery Presbyterian Church Nancy and Richard MorrisGrant MuellerTheresa and Kenneth MullenLori Murphy and Scott MillerJames MurrayTeresa MussioWilliam MyersJanet MylesNew Church Of Montgomery New Jerusalem Baptist Church New Life Missionary Baptist ChurchMary and Robert NewmanLisa and Greg NiehausJoAnne and Frank NoyesLawren NunnOakley Square Eye Associates Ohio Valley Women’s Club Mary OlberdingGreg and Kathryn OssegeOur Lady of Lourdes ChurchOur Lady of the Sacred HeartE. Stephens and Sara PaxtonMarianne and John PeckKit and James Petricone

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–Cassie


Bernard and Suzanne PfeifferMichael PfisterLisa and Jack PhippsJeffrey PickardBarbara Poppe and William FaithEllen and Russell PorterJudy and John RacadioJoseph RatermanMary and Ranjit RathN. Lynn and Stephen RauMary Pat and Ken RaupachRebold Larkin Murray, LLC Melissa and Casey ReddyPeggy and Kevin ReifRev. Daniel S. Hendrickson, S.J.Lori RidgewayMary Ann and Nathan RitcheyPatrice RobertsonTricia and Michael RoddyTimothy and Lori RodgersGeorge RohdeMary Ann and Robert RonckerClaire and Donald RowekampJulie and Mark RudemillerRichard RyanBarbara SchenckPamela and AL SchneiderBarbara and Ferd SchneiderRobert ScholzShirley and James SchottelkotteJude and Kristen SchrammLois Ann and Jerome SchuehlerChris and Linda SchumacherBruce Seidel, Jr.Constance SeiterLueanda SelletCindy SenefeldPamela Senefeld and Russell NaberNathan ShafferLaurie and Duncan SharrockJackie and John Shea IIILarry and Rhonda SheakleyFrances ShepardFrank and Emily ShipleyMary Ellen and Donald SilliesJill and Matt SiryJohn SkinnerSusanne SlaughterJoanne and William SlonekerIngrid SmithJudy and Rob SnyderPatricia and Arthur SpharCorina and William SpranklesJohn and Carolyn SrofeSt. Joseph ChurchSt. Michael ParishNyemah StarkPaul and Jill StaubitzCatherine StegemanGary SteinmannA. Michelle and Robert Stephens

Garth StevensKathie StitakStock and Agency Becky StrietJulie and Rick StrotmanRobie SuggsJulia and Gerald SullivanLinda TacheBarbara TerryThe Newman FoundationJulie TheobaldMaxine and George ThomasWalter and Patricia TimpermanEmily ToppToyota Motor Engineering & Mfg. NARosann and John TrueCarolyn and Leland VaneMarianne VasCharlene VickersPatricia VolkSharon and Jeffrey WadelinChristopher and Erin WalesWaltz Business SolutionsCarolyn and Perry WashburnJane and Robert WasslerKaren WeeseWestwood First Presbyterian Church Eileen and Jeffrey WhaleyLynne and David WhangChris WhitakerDeborah WilsonMary Lou and Daniel WoodJohn and Terri WoodJeffrey and Linda Wyler

Carol and Bruce YeazellCarol and Dan YoungSharon Van Cott-Young and Randolph YoungJerome and Maria Zang

$1 - 99Diane AddanteAdrian Durban FloristsEllie AllenKate Babb ShoneSylvia and Stanley BaimanRobert BakeSherry BakerLois BallouJudith BanksMildred BarhorstTamara BehrensBernita BellColleen BensJanet and William BenvieKathleen and Duane BerwangerJan and James BeslKelly BlackburnMary BoebingerCarolyn BrownNathan BrownSara BrueningDaniel BullockArovia ButlerMary Dianne and James CahillDave and Rebecca CapellaCapital OneBrandon CappsJean CapuanoKaren and Nicholas CarrelliWendy Carricker

Theodore CashenDeborah ChristiansonFrank and Nancy ClarkJoseph ClemansChristina CloughMarian CollinsThe Community Church of CincinnatiJeanne ConneryElizabeth ContiVirginia and John CorsiniKathryn and Sean CosseDorothy and Douglas CowanLucy CraneStella and John CrawfordJudith D’AmicoRobert DavisDiane and William DavisMary and Harold DreibellisLeah and Robert DuganElena DumaStewart and Ellen DunskerShemaria EdwardsSylvia EdwardsRose and Paul EmmerichJean EngelhartJulie EvansLisa and Mark FaganFrancis L.F. Falgiano IIIJudith FindsenSam ForceDiane ForsterNancy FosterDeborah FoxGregory FreemanMichele and Alan FreyKelly and Jay FreylerMary Beth and Kenneth GanoteCaitlin and J. Neal GardnerVallie and Catherine and Lawrence GeigerDan GerweLisa GlennCatherine Goetz and Connally EdozienJeffrey and Jill GoulaitHarold and Mary GregoryMaria GrohMark and Vicki GrohMary and Robert GromeBetty GrupenhoffDeborah GundrumNelly GvozdanovicSarah HammersBetty HansColleen HauserJohn and Sharon HeidtSally HelmchenEvan HennessyMary and Edward HerbersJudy and Steven HerboldMichelle Hilbert

ANNUAL FUND – $1 – $499 $100-$499 (CONTINUED)

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– Monique


Barbara and Lee HildebrandtDenise HillMillie and Thomas HinesKoben and Robert HinmanWarren and Marjorie HinschEmilee HollisAmy and Steve HolterRuth HolthausDiane HooperCarol HorneShanye HorneFrances HornikelKathy HorningMarilyn and Ted HospodarAmy HoweLinda HuhnRebecca and Paul HusseyPat IhlendorfStephanie and Michael JaffeLaura JohnsonNancy JonesPaulette and James JoyceWilliam JoyceJP Morgan ChasePaula and Robert KaiserAnita and James KathmanRuth and Raymond KathmanYvonne KeithIris KelleyCynthia and Kenneth KemperNusrat KhanHarp KheraTara and Thomas KilcoynePete KleinJulie and Steve KleinDonald and Marianne KlekampNancy and Richard KlusMarci and Jerome KochPinky and Sam KocoshisEvelyn KoehlKatherine KollerHebert KrombholzChristine and Raymond KronerPaul KuhnDana KuhnlineAlbert and Caria LangAmanda LangLynn LanmanMary LapkaAnne LawrenceLes and Kathy LefevreCathy LewisLiberty Mutual

Linda LiebauJames and Karen LoefflerJenny and Chris LohmannMildred and Richard LonnemanJoanna LounsburyDennis LukenMike LuthmanMary Pat MarcelloDee MartinTerry and Barbara MartinJudith and David MattinglyRichard and Paula MaxwellLynne MayoCarmella MazzeiMcAuley ConventJessica McCarty-KernCathy McCormickMary and Michael McKeownKathleen and Robert McVayJames MeadeNancy MeekNancy and Christopher MeierDeen MeloroBarbara MersElaine and Allan MeyerFr. Harry MeyerMike Allen’s Heating & Electric, Inc.Austin MillerJoyce MinklerKathleen MoehringAnita MontanusBarbara and Timothy MooneyRobert MorelandEndrea MorlockKimberly MosesZuzana MurarovaSusan and Donald MurdockVirginia and Charles Myer IIIErin NealCindy Schenkel and Bill NesterBill and Judy NewboldMr. and Mrs. Daniel Nurre NurreKelly and Michael OakesDorothy and Bill OggDonald and Mary Lee OlingerLina Orr and Ollie TurnerRebecca OsinskiSr. Mary Donata Ovelgonne, RSMEileen OverbeckJoan and Michael OwensGrace PedotoAmy PhillipsMary Pierce

Pilgrim United Church of Christ Blake PlowdenFrancine PlumbSusan and Richard PohlkampSally PutnamNorbert J. RanzCeAnn and John RatermanPatricia ReamanAldo and R. Lynne ReginelliDeborah RenickMargaret RentzJennifer ReuterPauline ReuterJeff and Joyce RichDonna and George RichterKayla and Chris RickelsJennifer RinaldoMary and Mario RobertoDouglas and Terry RobinsonSusan and Peter RobinsonLori RockerRocky Fork Sailing Club Dave RoettkerLinda RossMary RyanMary Ann and William RyanPatricia and Anthony SalemBob SauerbreyKathy and Kurt SchiblerCarolyn Schiele-Watson and James WatsonMarjorie and Alan Schneider Paula SchneiderMary Inkrot-Schroder and Mark SchroderRalph and Carol SchroerZell SchulmanTerry SchwartzStephanie ScottDonna and Irvin SeitzCarl ShannonKarin and Michel SheerKimberly and Jeffrey ShriverPam and Rob SibcyKathleen SicilianoLisa Siegel and Chris FelixDale SilverSimply Be, LLC Doreen SingSr. Delia Sizler, SCEmily SmithErika and James SmithDeborah SolomonJoanne and James SonnenbergDina SornAnn SparksMichele and David SpeiserJeff SpellerSusan and Ron SpohrMarcia SpraulStacey Cat, LLC Elaine and David Stone

Deb StrahanoskiCheri and Robert StrotmanKrista SullivanSusan SullivanPamela and Frank SutthoffAlan SwiatekAfshin TaleghaniKathleen and Robert TardiffLisa TaylorMaureen and Victor TenkmanJane TeufenCeline ThielJoyce ThiemanCarol and Charles ThiemannDana ThomasDelores ThomasChristina ThornbergJane TillarBeckie TobianskiLinda TrennTREW Industrial Wheels, Inc. Barbara TuchfarberKarla and Randy VandegriftRobert and Jennifer VenturaLillian and Reginald VictorTim and Susan VioxKathleen and Ronald VogelpohlMargaret and Keith WagnerRichard and Anne WagnerIna and Arthur WaidmannSteven WalterLois and Edward WandstratSuzanne and William WardGina and Christopher WatkinsMary Elizabeth Bush and Barbara WeberJessica WeberGwendlyn and Edward WehnerMary and Lindley WeikertAnnette WeismanMarilyn and David WempeJane and Michael WenningMary WernkeRoxanne and Robert WestendorfSally WetenkampLawrence and Patricia WhalenPatricia and Edwin WhiteLeroy WhiteRichard and Debra WielandClair WilgerJustin and Shandra WilhelmCheryl and Jerry WilkersonDeborah WilliamsJulie and Wm. Russell WilsonRhonda WingWm. Kramer and Son, Inc Patricia WoellertJudith WolterAmy and James WrightCarol and Lee YeazellNahamani YisraelPaul and Marianne Zook

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– Danielle


TITLE SPONSORMercy Health

GOLD SPONSORDavid and Tracey Davis

BRONZE SPONSORKim and Laurie BairdFirst Financial BankMesser Construction

PATRON SPONSORGail Myers and Fred KlaissPlatte Architecture and Design

SUPPORTERSAnonymousA La Carte Dessert & Catering Co. Jon and Maria BachnaLynn and Robert BeslBonnie and Bruce BostianLea and Stephen G. BrinkerAnn and Don BrownNancy BrownCamp Bow WowDaniel CoatesMelissa CoatesBrett CollinsCOSILucy CraneCarey CurranDana Davis and Denise SchumacherDiane and William Davis

Robert DavisMargaret DierkersSteve DriehausSue and Terrence DyerFC CincinnatiChristina and Joseph FinkeAndrew FitzpatrickKristine FliterKelly and Jay FreylerJudith and Stephen GerstnerSteven and Kathy GrohDaniel and Marlene GuttmanVicky Fletcher HallSusan HartmanBradley HawseJulia and Robert S. Heidt, Jr.Jeannie and Steven HengeholdSr. Lynn HeperRichard Hoehn Jr. and Erin F. BeckaRichard Hoehn Sr. and Therese HoehnJanet and Bob InkrotSomi Javaid M.D. & Associates Jester JewelersDenise and Gary JusticePatricia JusticeSusan and Timothy KelleyJackie and Brian KirkpatrickKatie and Cameron KitchinLin and Pete KleinPinky and Sam Kocoshis

Marcy and Harold KremerKroner Dry Cleaners Inc.LaRosa’s PizzeriaClint LehmanMichael LentDiane and Thomas LeugersJustin McCallMegan and Michael McCuenHannah McMillinMerck Employee Giving CampaignMidwest Culinary Institute at Cincinnati State Gail MyersDiane and William DavisSylvia OsterdayDiane and Richard ParkMary Beth and Scott PuryearReds Hall of FameMichelle and John RobenaltRockQuestJulie and Brian RossJanie and Thomas SchaeferCindy Schenkel and William NesterPeggy ScherzingerMary and William SchickelChristophe SchiffRana SchiffM. Jeffrey SchillerSusan and Michael Schiller

Donna and Irvin SeitzGary ShortYale Siedner and Marilyn WanderSJ Medical SpaLiza and Albert SmithermanMichelle and Robert J. Stephens, Jr.Edward StrikerBernie and Kathy SuerElise and Jacob SuerMarianne and Michael SullivanThunderdome Restaurant GroupAmanda TooleVIP Back RubsKathy and Ronald VogelpohlCarolyn and Perry WashburnBrad and Monica WenstrupLynne and David WhangWoodforest BankWoodhouse Day Spa

In 2018, guests at our annual Ales to Zinfandels danced to the music of The Mistics and enjoyed an evening of fine wines, craft beers, food pairings and desserts, and auctions at the beautiful Glendale Lyceum. Thank you to all who supported the mission of Bethany House.

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“I am grateful to be here because Bethany House is not just a bed and food – they are helping me get myself together.” – Amber


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PRESENTING SPONSORHeidt Family Foundation

CART SPONSORSC Ministry Foundation

EAGLE SPONSORCentral Mine Machinery

BIRDIE SPONSORSDeFY SecurityJohnson Investment Counsel, Inc.Platte Architecture & DesignR. G. McGraw Insurance Agency, Inc.Rendigs, Fry, Kiely & Dennis, LLPTotal Quality Logistics

BEVERAGE CART SPONSOREvergreen Advisors, Inc.Gregory WoodsHensley Custom Building Group, LLCJostin Concrete Construction, Inc.Kim and Laurie BairdKMK LawMesser ConstructionMichael Haverkamp

HOLE SPONSORSAmerican Heating & Air Conditioning Co.Michael BakerCors & Bassett, LLCStephen G. BrinkerT.J. DavisDaniel GuttmanLCNB National BankMount Saint Joseph UniversityPeter Cremer North AmericaMichelle and Robert StephensWorkplace Benefit Solutions Zimmer Heating & Cooling

FOOD AND BEVERAGE SPONSORSAlpine Valley Pure ServiceFunky’s Catering

LaRosa’s PizzeriaPepsiCo, Inc.Stagnaro Distributing, LLC

SUPPORTERSAlabama Fish BarBibibop Asian GrillKim and Laurie BairdRon BoyleDon and Ann BrownBill CarrollChris Felix Fine ArtCincinnati Art MuseumCincinnati BengalsCincinnati Landmark ProductionsCincinnati RedsCincinnati Shakespeare CompanyCity BBQMark ConradTodd Cooper, Jr. and Mary-Kate RyanCors & BassettJon Croake-UlemanDelamere & HopkinsDeVou Park Golf CourseDaniel and Beth DriehausDana Davis and Denise SchumacherDriehaus Insurance GroupTerrence and Sue DyerEddie Merlot’sElm & IronFC CincinnatiRoger FriedmannGeneral Carter’sLouis D. George and Anne T. Vertuca

GiGi’s CupcakesGoodfella’s PizzariaGregory and Ellen GottschlichGraeter’sGreat Parks of Hamilton CountyHabit’s CafeHandzy Shop & StudioArthur and Karri HathawayHaute ChocolateJulia and Robert S. Heidt, Jr.Steven and Jeannie HengeholdHeritage Golf ClubSr. Lynn Heper, SCDenise HillSteve and Amy HolterRobert and Janet InkrotIntuitive Touch MassageGregory IonnaJeff Ruby’sTodd and Liza JohnsonJoseph-Beth BooksellersDan KileyJoe Dominiak and Sandy KingsleySam and Pinky KocoshisL’Oreal USADale and Nadine LiggettMadison’s at Findlay MarketMaggiano’s Little ItalyMariott CincinnatiMike McConnellSoloman and Jennifer MohamedSean and Jennifer MullinsGail Myers and Fred KlaissOhio National Financial ServicesOhio National Foundation

Michelle OlmstedSylvia OsterdayPebble Creek Golf CoursePerfect North SlopesKurt and Elizabeth PlattePower YogaWilliam PriceProximo Spirits, Inc. Richter & Phillips Co.Kyle RudolfRuth’s Parkside CafeSal*n Salon ImageCindy Schenkel and William NesterSusan and Michael SchillerKevin SchmittMike and Kathy ShannonLisa Siegel and Chris FelixScott SmithBenjamin and Alexis SuerTaste of BelgiumThe Children’s HomeThe Plastic Surgery GroupTheatre Management CorporationThunderdome Restaurant GroupUnited Dairy FarmersUnwind Wine BarUS BankCarolyn and Perry WashburnCarole & H. James WilliamsRichard and Sherry WilliamsWoodhouse Day SpaChris WrolstadXavier University

BETHANY HOUSE SERVICES

THE 25TH ANNUAL

Our sincere thanks to all who supported the Bethany House Golf Classic at the Heritage Club in 2018. Whether you were a sponsor, a golfer, a volunteer, or supported the event with a donation, you made our signature fundraiser a success. The money raised covered the increased costs to shelter Cincinnati’s homeless families. Thank you!


I have witnessed firsthand the life-changing work your organization performs. Thank you for all you do and allowing our young men to assist you in your mission. – Elder High School Adult Volunteer

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KING SPONSOR Heidt Family Foundation

QUEEN SPONSORUnistrut

JESTER SPONSORSCheviot Charitable FoundationDunnhumby USA, LLCFirst Financial BankMesser ConstructionPNC BankSisters of CharityTotal Quality LogisticsThe Wiley Law Firm

PLATINUM SPONSORSKMK LawNeiheisel Plumbing, Inc.Paramount AdvantageClaire and Butch Rowekamp

GOLD SPONSORSGuardian Savings BankSkyline Chili, Inc.Strategic Employee Benefit ServicesSullivan Electric GroupWestern & Southern Financial GroupWisemax

SUPPORTERSAmerican Legion Auxiliary Alba Beauty StudioSusan and Bernard BacevichSuzy and John BanchyMary and Michael BishopMary and Tom BradyBuckhead Mountain GrillDon and Ann BrownChef’s WarehouseCincinnati Escape Room

Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and MuseumCommonwealth HotelsCOSILucy CraneSusan and Ross CrawfordDana Davis and Denise SchumacherDel Gardo’sDeVou Park Golf CourseDewey’s PizzaJudy and Jerry DiersTony DiffordSharron and Michael DiMarioEcoLabEnvision Cinemas Bar & GrillFrisch’s Restaurant, Inc.Gilsons EngravingGold Star ChiliBetty GrupenhoffDeborah GundrumHeartland Payment SolutionsSr. Lynn Heper SCBeth and Daniel HoffmannIndian Ridge Golf ClubJanet and Robert InkrotIt’s Working OutKatie and Cameron KitchinDonna and Aaron KohlerKuy Plastic SurgeryLaRosa’s PizzeriaAngela LeonardRandy and Robert LevesqueMadison’s at Findlay Market

Kelly Malone and Kari Lynn KitchenMarge & Charles J. Schott FoundationSusan and Mike MaxwellDonna and Robert MayerMegan and Mike McCuenMondelez InternationalCharleen and Ronald MurphyNew Riff DistilleryNewport AquariumSylvia OsterdayPebble Creek Golf CoursePepper ConstuctionPoint Blank Range and GunshopPrimavistaRising Star Casino and ResortRobert and Janet InkrotRock Quest Climbing CenterClaire and Butch RowekampCindy Schenkel and William NesterSusan and Michael SchillerMelissa and Michael SchmidtSeasons 52St. Rita School for the DeafJennifer SteeleSterling Cut GlassKaren StrietKathy and Bernie SuerRobie SuggsRebecca SykesLouise and Joseph Rhodenbaugh

Patricia and Ronald RustTech 24The Beach WaterparkThe Candle Lab OTRThe Soapbox SalonThe Web Extreme EntertainmentAmy and John ThompsonBarb and Ronald TrefzgerTriHealth Fitness And HealthBarbara TuchfarberBobby ViresCarolyn and Perry WashburnGlenn and Elaine WilliamsH. James and Carole WilliamsTheresa and John WisemanWoodhouse Day Spa

The 2018 Mardi Gras for Homeless Children was the most successful in 27 years! A special thanks to all who supported our Fat Tuesday celebration at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center. The money raised from Mardi Gras helps fund our food budget at Bethany House’s five shelters.

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“Don’t give up no matter what! The shelter staff is there to help. Follow through and keep the faith because in the end, it will be worth it.” – Melissa

DONORS – MARDI GRAS


GIFTS-IN-KINDOver 300 families arrive at our shelter with all of their possessions in a garbage bag or two. Our families need necessities like sheets, towels, toothpaste, diapers, etc. When they leave our shelter, they need the basics to make their apartment a home for their children. Thank you for helping us help our families!

Buckeye HealthDanielle Burton-BirchArovia ButlerCamp AriseMarcia CarltonTara and David ChapinDoran ChapmanCheviot United Methodist ChurchChic LifeJen ChristmanChristmas for Jesus’ PoorChurch of the Saviour United Methodist WomenChurch Women United of Greater CincinnatiCincinnati Bell Telephone ServicesCincinnati Homeless CoalitionCincinnati Monthly Meeting of Religious Society of FriendsCincinnati Public Library Green TownshipCincinnati Renewable Fuels, LLCCincinnati Woman’s ClubCincy CaresCintas CorporationCintas Pleasant RidgeCITI Women’s NetworkGinger Clark and David AlexMeschell ClarkJane ClarkeClean House CincinnatiCoCo Creative WellnessLela CooperCorryville Post OfficeCountry Fresh Wine Depot and Beer EmporiumToni CovingtonAnne Kelly and Barry CraneLisa CullenLiza Curp

Sharon and Franklin DanielsKyle DantAmanda DavisKelly DavisJulie and T.J. DavisDe Paul Cristo ReyDan DeanTherese DeanTheresa DebwnnerChrishanda DeJanetteLaura DelaneyDelshire ApartmentsDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.Eileen DiamondDiamond OaksJerry DickeyCiara DillinghamBarbara DixonAnna DonnellMaureen DonnellanDr. Pepper Snapple GroupPhil DrakeDream DinnersShannon DuBoseMichelle DudleySue DuebberJennifer DulaTanya DumasMac DurbanTammy EldridgeElizabeth Grace HomeJodi EllerConstance ElsaesserEmmanuel Temple Apostolic ChurchEnvy SalonFC CincinnatiCarrie FederleBeth and Matt FieldFirst Baptist Church West College Hill

10 Thousand Villages - Harpers Point10 Thousand Villages - O’BryonvilleA. Morton Food PantryHeather AckelsShirley AcoffScott AdamsAdath Israel Religious SchoolJennifer AhmedAlcohol & Tobacco Tax & Trade BureauBernice AlexanderIsaiah AllenJane AllenKara AllenAlpha Chi OmegaAmazonCaresAmerica Votes CoalitionAmerican Mercy HomecareLaura AmiottAmma GroupAmmas KitchenAnonymousJames AnthonyMelrose ApplegateKris AttenaKathleen and Thomas AugAvon Products, IncDoug BakerSherry BakerMary Barrera

Barron, Peck, Bennie & SchlemmerJackie BaumgartnerBonnie BeckerBeechwood High SchoolMelissa BeecroftMary BelperioMary Bennett Brown and Dwight BrownGlenn BerdingSheri BessoBethany House AmbassadorsDeirdre and Daniel BirdBrooke BlackabyKelly BlackburnKim BlattChristopher BlundenBond Hill Roselawn CollaborativeBetsy and Nick BonnoAndrea BookerKathleen and Chuck BrackenRoni BraggsLois BrandstetterJenn BranhamMary and Michael BrestelJanet and Michael BrewerBridgetown Finer MeatsBrink Brewing CompanyTim BrockmeyerMary Brown and Mark DatoStacy Brown

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“I felt safe. I learned a lot. It was the help I needed to get my apartment and a home for my kids. They helped me with my kids too.” – Niesha



Katrina FischerKatie FogartyFort Wright Mom’s GroupBrittney FranklinSayre FrederickLaura FreeseAshley FritzTanya FroehlichElizabeth FrommKaren GainesGalen Student Nurses AssociationGalilee Baptist ChurchAntionette GambleGameworks - Newport on the LeveeMcKenzie GampferBlair GarlandDiane GeigerAshley GeorgeElizabeth GilgerMary and James GillBob GilleyGirl Scouts #48070Girl Scouts Troop #45706Girl Scouts- Our Lady of VisitationGirlfriends Giving BackDawn GodfreyAmanda GoesslingJenna GomezCari GongwerGood Samaritan HospitalGood Shepherd Lutheran ChurchTim GoodseyTina GormanShanita GrantGray Middle SchoolGreat Friends Working CooperativelyGreater Cincinnati Relocation Services, IncJanena GreenLinda S. GreenMercedes GreerSamantha GrohShirley GrohTerry GroomsJennifer F. GrubbsDana and Hank GruberKathy GrueneGuardian Angels SchoolChristina GuggenbergerKay GutierrezGwynedd Mercy UniversityElizabeth HahmArlynn HansellPat HarmeyerMarjie HartheMary Jo and Michael HaverkampHeartland of Madeira RehabHebron Luthern ChurchJulia and Robert Heidt, Jr.

Connie HeinKristin HeldmanChrissy HeltonMelissa HendersonSr. Lynn Heper, SCHerbert R. Brown SocietyKimberly HerrmannBob HerzogChaelia HicksHigher Ground Church Fellowship CenterHigher Ground House of Favor ChurchEllen HillenmeyerSarah HinesMaria HintzPeggy Hinzman

Therese and Richard HoehnKerri and Edward HoffmeierJulie and Brian HolbrookNaomi HolcombCharnee HollowayJacqueline HolthausDonald and Suzanne HoogHOPE Word Church of ChristMichelle HowardLaQuida HowellAlexander Hubbard IIISarah Hunterman and Joseph GlassmeyerDaniel HurleyKaren HurleyAmanda HuschartIDOMI Temple #1287

Interfaith Hospitality Network of Greater CincinnatiEugene JacobTonya JenningsJM Smucker & Co.Lolita and Charles Johnson IIILatasha JohnsonJessica JohnstonJaclyn Tameris and Greg JonesJane JosshuaGloria JuarezBetsy JulienDenise and Gary JusticeLarissa KahleMargaret KaneKAO BrandsPatty and Thomas KeckeisRegina W. KekessiErin and Timothy KellyMatthew D. KemperKemper Road Christian ChurchBrooke KenerlyKenwood Baptist ChurchSurabhi KhannaRoohi and Jordan KharofaAshley KiddKings IslandJoAnn KirchgessnerAdrienne Kiser-ToneyEileen and Earl KiskerJeffrey KitchenCatherine and Lewis KitchinKiwanis of CincinnatiDoneshiah KlepingerPriya and David KlocekDana KuhnlineKutol Products CompanyLa Soupe CincinnatiErnest and Lisa LeeSharon Lenzly-RolfeThad LewisMonica LindbergTraci LoebkerLoveland Elementary SchoolLoveland High SchoolBeth LucasYvonne and Sultan LunsfordDiane and Hugh LynchBeth MagellaJill MalikLynn and Dale MaloneyMary Lou and Ed ManegoldSarah and David ManningMaple Dale Elementary SchoolMarathon Petroleum CorporationMariahMaslow’s ArmyStacy Masterson LilferdMatthew 25 MinistriesSusanna MaxReginald MayeMayerson JCC


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Thomas C. MaynardMcAuley High SchoolDamika McCantsRachel McClureCathy McCormickMegan and Mike McCuenRickie McMillanLisa McPhersonAllen MeisMercy HealthMercy Healthplex Western HillsMary Ann MerrimanMetamorphosisRon MeyerJackie MichelKatie MileskyMilford High SchoolMattie and Charley MiltonLauren MirnemanBrittney MitchellMelissa MoeddelKate MolinskyNaseema MonedinKara MontgomeryMontgomery Presbyterian ChurchChelsea MorganMorning Star Baptist ChurchSusan MorrisseyJen MotleyMount Notre Dame High SchoolMt. Washington United Methodist ChurchMt. Zion Baptist Church WestwoodKaren MuzakJudith and Robert NealLorrie NelsonSara and Peterson NesbitDorothy NeumanNew Beginnings Group HomeNew Church of Montgomery

New Dimension Worship CenterNew Jerusalem Baptist ChurchNew Unity Baptist ChurchElizabeth NewbyMonica and Christopher NiemanCarolette N. NishikawaPashawnda NnodiNorthern Kentucky University School of Social WorkNorthwest Community ChurchShyla NovakLawren NunnJohn O’MallyRobert OBryanIsaiha OdomOhio Valley Quilters GuildMegan OhlingerOnebridgeDebbie OstendorfTara OttenOur Lady of the Sacred HeartOur Lady of the Visitation ChurchP&G Chemicals Cincinnati PlantEmily PalmerPanera Bread Western HillsMarguerite and John PanykoAndrea ParkerPatient PointSarah PeakJudi and Robert PearsonPenn StationPepsiMary PerkinsSarah PetersenMark PfauBarbara PlugmannPlum Creek Christian ChurchPNC BankMark PottebaumTrisha and Rob PoulosAlanda Powell

Tiffeney PoynterPrestige Audio Visual & Creative ServicesProcter & GambleProject ConnectPurple Passion RockettsDaisy QuarmQuest DiagnosticsLalita RajasekarJack RanzLois ReedMarie RehagnRemke MarketsAngela and Thomas RetziosSarah ReynoldsMargaret RichardsEmily RicheyLori RidgewayKara RingerBev RitcheyMary Ellen RobertsBeth RobinsonMonique RobinsonRockdale Baptist ChurchTimothy and Lori RodgersJim RolfesKristie RolfsonRachel RomanMaria RosenbaumSuzi RothClaire and Donald RowekampGrace RoyaltyGrace and Timothy RoyaltyMary Beth Rudemiller

Eugene RutzKay SadlerTracy and Erik SandquistSanta Maria Community ServicesAmma SatsangTiffany ScheadlerAlicia ScherzingerMargaret ScherzingerSusan and Michael SchillerLauren SchlembachLeroy SchmidtRebecca and Marc SchmidtMike SchmitYvonne SchnelleRalph and Carol SchroerDenise Schumacher and Dana DavisAnita and Tyler ScottSecond Baptist Church of West College HillNicole and Ben SeinenLueada SelletLueanda SelletAlexis SenaPamela Senefeld and Russell NaberAmy SherlockErin ShickMelissa ShorterIris SiaoLisa Siegel and Chris FelixMary E. SlaesonMary and Bernard SmithChristine SmithIngrid J. Smith


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“The Life Skills Classes taught me the importance of moving forward and not being defined by my past.”

–Donesha


Mary Ann SmithRynoisha SnodgrassJodi SnowdenJudy and Rob SnyderSowing Blessings Home CareAbby SparksSt. Aloysius OrphanageSt. Antoninus Elementary SchoolSt. Elizabeth HealthcareSt. James PSRSt. John Fisher ChurchSt. Margaret of Cortona Catholic ChurchSt. Margaret’s/St. John’sSt. Mary of the Woods Alumni GroupSt. Rita School for the DeafSt. Ursula AcademySt. Vincent de PaulJanet and Paul StankenStarbucks NestleNyemah StarkAngela SteagallBrittany StewartBob StiensJeff StokesKarrie StonerBruce StricklandSarah StricklandWilliam and Karen StrietCarolyn Burke and JoAnn StrongStrong HerSherry and Johnny Strunk

Kathleen and Bernard SuerCarol SullivanTalbert HouseJennifer TeetsLeigh TekulveBecky ThatcherRebecca ThatcherThe AXE ClubThe Community of the Good ShepherdThe Ekklesia of the Lord Jesus ChristThe Erica J Holloman FoundationThe Growing RoomThe Manuel D. and Rhoda Mayerson FoundationThe Seven Hills SchoolDelores M. ThomasSheala ThurmanTiffany & Co.Jane TillarKrista TillmanDebbie TiyheMichael TomeisberndTotal Quality LogisticsLinda TrennTri State FreethinkersTriHealth Diversity CouncilBrandi TrimmGrace TsauBarbara TuchfarberDrew TuckerUC Health

United Way of Greater CincinnatiUnity Christian ChurchUpscale Lawncare Inc.US BankChristine and Andries Van der BentMary VeithKalyan VenkatachalamCarmen VenturaVictoria’s Secret EastgateEmily VincentVineyard WestsideVision Art StudioSusan and Christopher WagnerKristen WagnerSylvia WaldonWalgreensDana WalkerPeggy and Terrence WallCarolyn and Perry WashburnCaroline WeidmanMary and Lindley WeikertBeth WelterChris WestWestern & Southern Financial GroupWestern Hills University High SchoolAngel WhiteYolanda WhiteheadKacey WidmeyerDeb WiebeDiane Wilkerson

Carole and H. James WilliamsTerri and Scott WilliamsToni WilliamsRhoda WillmanEric WilsonGayle WinkfieldLucinda WolfordAnele WoodhamAllen WoodsKyla WoodsVerna WoodsElla WootenWord of Deliverance ChurchWorld Faith Harvest Fellowship ChurchElisha WrightXavier UniversityYWCA Greater CincinnatiZeta Tau Alpha Cincinnati CrownStephanie ZimmerKristen and Geoff Zoeckler


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There is no magic wand for improving your life situation – you have to have the desire to change it yourself. The support I found at Bethany House empowered me to achieve much more than I could have imagined. And because of this empowerment, it is my absolute pleasure to give back to an organization that gave so much to me.” – Monique

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