Annual Report 2011

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LETTER to theCommunityThe Community Health Center Foundation and the Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation (OMCDC) represent a valuable partnership of staff and resources that work together for the betterment of the community at-large. Each have separate goals, but strive to serve those in need — the Foundation by elevating worthwhile causes in the community and OMCDC by developing and operating programs to meet crucial needs.

In this annual report you will see the ways these two organizations serve the community and work to enhance services provided at OMCDC and Com-munity Health Center.

Best Regards,

Theodore P. ZieglerCEO/Executive DirectorCHC Foundation & OMCDC

Ohio Multi-County Development Corporation (OMCDC) is a community development corporation and a sister organization to the Community Health Center Foundation. The organization provides affordable housing opportu-nities to low and moderate income persons in Carroll, Cuyahoga, Holmes, Lorain, Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit and Wayne Counties. For informa-tion about our housing programs and eligibility, please call 330-315-3718 or visit www.omcdc.org.

HOUSING PROGRAMSIn 2011, OMCDC provided 265 housing units for low-income individuals in Northeast Ohio. Receiving much of our funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Summit County Continuum of Care, OMCDC received the most funding awards in the county to provide housing and supportive services in our area.

TRANSITIONAL HOUSINGOMCDC’s transitional housing programs allow residents rent subsidy for up to two years while tenants reintegrate into an independent lifestyle. Rent is determined on an individual basis and in some cases, a portion is saved on the tenant’s behalf and returned back to them at the end of the program.

Horizon HousePopulation: Scattered group homes for homeless “older adolescents” ages 18–22 years old. Residents are required to be pursuing an education and part time employment. Number of units: 16Location: Summit County

Peachtree Estates IPopulation: Two year housing for single parents who were recently reunited with their children.Number of units: 6Location: City of Cuyahoga Falls

Project HopePopulation: Housing for single men and women in recovery.Number of units: 20Location: scattered apartments throughout Summit CountyIn 2011, more than $11,000 in savings was returning to six successful gradu-ates of the Hope program. This money helps give our participants a founda-tion for their new futures.

Touchstone Supportive Housing ProgramPopulation: Transitional housing for single women in treatment. Women with Medicaid (in or outside of Summit County) those with children, who are pregnant or disabled, are eligible. Number of Units: 16; Semi-private suites with shared common areas, on-site child care, dining and laundry.Location: City of Akron

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PERMANENT HOUSINGOur permanent housing projects are designed for specialized populations. Once our residents meet the application criteria and continue to abide by the lease agreement, residents may stay permanently. Our tenants are moni-tored by our housing coordinator and provided with supportive services, if needed, with the ultimate goal of insuring that our tenants can remain in independent housing that is suitable for their specifi c needs.

Pheasant’s Run & Quail’s NestPopulation: Group home for single men and womenNumber of units: 8Location: City of Cuyahoga Falls

Fox Creek I & IIPopulation: Single men and women diagnosed with HIVNumber of units: 8Location: scattered sites in City of Akron

Meadowlark LanePopulation: Single men and women dually diagnosed with mental illness and/or other disabilitiesNumber of units: 15Location: The Village of Lakemore and City of Cuyahoga Falls

Brambling PathPopulation: Single men and women dually diagnosed with mental illness and/or other disabilitiesNumber of units: 9Location: City of Akron, Kenmore neighborhood

Blackbird Landing & Blue Heron WayPopulation: Single men and women with a diagnosed mental illness and/or other disabilityNumber of units: 16Location: Scattered sites around Summit County

Cardinal’s PeakPopulation: Single men and women dually diagnosed with mental illness and/or other disabilitiesNumber of units: 14Location: City of Cuyahoga Falls

Nela ManorPopulation: Section 8 individuals and familiesNumber of units: 35Location: City of Akron

Covington GardensPopulation: Section 8 individuals and familiesNumber of units: 21Location: City of Cleveland

Cardinal’s Peak, Cuyahoga Falls

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FinancialsOMCDC manages twelve 202/811 properties for low income individuals who are elderly and/or have disabilities. These properties are each individual corporations and have net assets totaling $11.5 million.

Summit TerracePopulation: Single men and women dually diagnosed with mental illness and/or other disabilitiesNumber of units: 21Location: City of Akron

Pigeon CreekPopulation: Low-income elderly individualsNumber of units: 26Location: City of Wooster

Wren’s WayPopulation: Individuals with physical, mental or developmental disabilitiesNumber of units: 14Location: City of Wooster

Robin’s TerracePopulation: Low-income elderly individualsNumber of units: 14Location: City of Millersburg

Peachtree EstatesPopulation: Single parents with children; head of household with chronic disabilitiesNumber of units: 20 (6 units transitional)Location: City of Cuyahoga Falls

Nazareth TowersPopulation: Section 8 individuals and familiesNumber of units: 211Location: City of Columbus

Robin’s Terrace, Millersburg

As a community development corporation, OMCDC owns and operates CommStaff Employment Services Agency. CommStaff works to fulfi ll tem-porary and permanent employment opportunities in the medical, clerical and food service fi elds. The organization also can provide payrolling services, background checks and many more human resource functions to help save clients money. Last year CommStaff placed over 100 employees into tempo-rary and permanent jobs. www.commstaff.com

Personnel Professional & Contract Program OfficeAdvertisingStaff DevelopmentOccupancy

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Job PlacementGrants from Government AgenciesRental IncomeManagement Fee Income

REVENUES EXPENSES

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OMCDC Board of DirectorsPRESIDENTTheodore P. ZieglerExecutive Director, OMCDC

VICE PRESIDENTChristopher FoyVice President, Banking Center Manager, Chase Bank

SECRETARYLisa ThackerTeacher, Coventry Local SchoolsCitizen Representative, Barberton

TREASURERKim Grimes, CPAConsultant, King Consultation Services

Linda CheiraTextiles Rep, ABC Company

China DarringtonInteraction Designer, Thumbprint Creative Studios

Mimi DomnieHousing Coordinator, Town Hall II

Osupa NiaMarketing Consultant, Max ’n Out Entertainment

Mark SalchackRealtor/Broker, Cutler Real Estate-Green

Jimmie SmallCER Recovery CoachCitizen Representative, Summit County

Charissa WalkerLaw Clerk, Judge Kenneth McHargh, U.S. District Court,Northern District of Ohio

CHCF Board of Trustees PRESIDENTA. Ronald KaraPresident, Great Lakes Industrial Knife Co.

VICE PRESIDENTSteven J. MagovacAssociate Director, SS & G Financial Services

SECRETARY/TREASURERMichael R. Coppola, Jr.Employee Benefi ts Manager, Brunswick Companies

PAST PRESIDENTJames R. Ranftl, Esq.Attorney At Law, Burdon & Merlitti

Gary D. BenzExecutive Director of Business DevelopmentFirst Energy Corporation

Kenneth D. KindleburgCustomer Service Manager, Ricoh InfoPrint Solutions

Todd M. McColloughDirector, Marketing & Communications, Buckeye Community Health Plan

Patrick B. MillerVice President, Producer Relations & Alliances, Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company

John J. MontisanoFinancial Advisor, XXI Century Financial

Jon A. OldhamAttorney, Oldham Kramer Legal Services

Teague OstranderPurchasing Account Manager, Recycling Coordinators, Inc.

Maryanne PalikPublic Relations Director, Akron Bar Association

Nancy SchoensteinHuman Resources Consultant, Decision Management, LLC

David WoodburnPartner, Buckingham Doolittle and Burroughs

Kimberly A. ZurzBoard Member EmeritusDirector, Summit County Board of Elections

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The Community Health Center Foundation is a not-for-profi t organiza-tion founded in 1985 to support the programs of Community Health Cen-ter (CHC). The Foundation develops resources that enable CHC to fulfi ll its mission through public fundraising events, grant activities and housing projects. Since 1992, the Community Health Center Foundation has raised over $1.25 million for the support of Community Health Center’s Mission.

Along with an annual campaign, our fundraising events raise awareness about Community Health Center’s mission and build strong relationships with individuals in the community. Our Golf Classic, held annually in August at Fairlawn Country Club, has been sold out for the last fi ve years, raising over $50,000 every year. Break the Cycle of Addiction during National Recov-ery Month in September, is a community awareness event and raises about $25,000 annually since its inception in 2010.

Director of Development Rachel D’Attoma, presents Ron Kara, president of Great Lakes Industrial Knife with a presenting sponsorship award at the CHC Golf Classic. Great Lakes Industrial Knife has been underwriting the event at Fairlawn Country Club for fi ve years.

CHCFoundation

FinancialsCommunity Health Center Foundation’s budget is a mix of funds raised throughout the year that are distributed to Community Health Center to fulfi ll their mission; long term investments in tax credit and other housing projects with OMCDC; and as a landowner of commercial properties.

The Foundation also has established an endowment as part of long-term strategic planning. With a goal of $1 million, this investment vehicle will provide dividends that can support the non-profi t mission of the Foundation and its partners for years to come. To learn more about the CHC Foundation, please call our development offi ce at 330.315.3770.

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Rental Income

Public Fundraisers

Annual Campaign

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Donors The Community Health Center Foundation supports the mission of CHC through fundrais-ing and community development, raising over $200,000 in 2011.

Thank you to our 2011 donors who made our mission possible.

FOUNDING PARTNER$5,000 and aboveLisle M. Buckingham Endowment FundMary & Dr. George L. Demetros

Charitable TrustCorinne L. Dodero FoundationGreat Lakes Industrial Knife Co.,

Ron & Stacy KaraJohn A. McAlonan Fund of the

Akron Community FoundationSisler McFawn FoundationWelty Family Foundation

COMMUNITY PARTNER$1,000–$4,999Akron Bearing CompanyAkron Community FoundationAkron Legal NewsGPD AssociatesGary D. BenzBlue Technologies, Inc.Glenn R. & Alice J. Boggess

Memorial FoundationBrunswick CompaniesBuckeye Community Health PlanBuckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLPMichael R. Coppola, Jr., CLUJim Effi nger & AssociatesSteven J. Magovac, CPAMagnum Commercial RealtyPatrick B. MillerW. Paul & Thora J. Mills Memorial FoundationThe R.C. and Katherine Musson FoundationOhio Capital Corporation for HousingOMNOVA Solutions FoundationFalls FiltrationEvan J. PalikMaryanne PalikRadiac Abrasives, Inc.Roetzel & AndressNancy SchoensteinCatherine M. ShewLloyd L. & Louise K. Smith FoundationStathos Construction CompanyThe Alpha Group AgencyThe Carpet GalleryWitschey Witschey & Firestine, LPATheodore P. ZieglerXXI Century Financial, Inc.

CONTRIBUTING PARTNER$500–$999FirstMerit BankLaura R. & Lucian Q. Moffi t FoundationNECA-North Central Ohio ChapterDavid & Joann RobbDiana Zaleski

ASSOCIATE PARTNER$250-$499Akrochem CorporationAkron Metropolitan Housing AuthorityAlcon Tool CompanySheriff Drew AlexanderArea Agency on Aging, 10B, Inc.Bridgestone Firestone TrustMichael T. Callahan, AttorneyClark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co.Commercial Building ServicesDonovan, Klimczak & CompanyJoseph J. FeltesKim E. Grimes, CPAJames M. HenshawHouse of La RoseChuck HutsonDr. Nancy Jones KeoghKenneth D. KindleburgBarry E. KleinMJR Landscaping & DesignWalter F. MarkowskiMilan Tool CorporationMinnesota Insured Title AgencyMosyjowski & Associates EngineersJames R. RanftlJames E. Redmond, CFPKristen Scalise, CPA, CFESwenson’s Drive InsKeith W. Thornton

CENTURY PARTNER$100–$249Akron Plating Company, Inc.Barberton Area JayceesBruner-Cox, LLPJudge Lynne S. CallahanJudge Lisa R. CoatesVincent J. DelMedico, Jr.Evanchan, Palmisano & Hobson, LLCAdam FeltesDeborah FonceG-M Financial of Ohio, LLCDenise HollenbachGerald J. HullSandor KatzGregory LutherJudge Thomas M. McCartyJohn J. MontisanoDouglas C. MoryOMEGA Laboratories, Inc.Teague C. OstranderRobert J. Papa

Mayor Don PlusquellicKyra M. ShankJulia SigelAnna B. StormerJudge Elinore Marsh StormerBecky SuglioSummit Federal Credit UnionSummit Moving & StorageTammy O’sThe Maynard Family FoundationTowpath Credit UnionMichael G. Wendelken

FRIEND OF THE FIELDUnder $100APV Engineered CoatingsDavid BozickTrina M. Carter, AttorneyJ. C. CliffordTony ColaoPamela Crislip, CPAJanet M. D’AntonioChina Krys DarringtonJudith M. Di NardoBob FranjeshJoseph GeorgeElaine HarlinJackie HemsworthSue KasarnichKiwanis Club of Stow-Monroe FallsRichard KaseSara KulinskiJames A. LariaHurl LawryWilliam C. LaymonTony LionettiDani MalinowskiDorothy B. MarshJudge Kathryn MichaelDeanna B. MillerKathleen PergeJennifer L. RickenbackerRound River Consulting, LLCJoe ScaliseBonnie SharpAnna V. ShermanGarrett SchickNancy J. ShusterAnne T. SilversteinMr. & Mrs. Eugene SponsellerChris UrbassickJanet WagnerJo Ann Wilsford

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