ANNUAL REPORT

© 2016 The American National Red Cross

The Northeast Ohio Region of the American Red Cross serves 22 counties and their 4.5 million residents by preventing, preparing for and responding to emergencies 24 hours per day, seven days a week. The Region is comprised of the following chapters:

PortageSummitMedina

Cuyahoga

Lake

Geauga

Ashtabula

Trumbull

Mahoning

Columbiana

Carroll

Jefferson

Harrison

Tuscarawas

Holmes

Wayne

Ashland

Richland

Huron

Erie

Lorain

Stark

CLEVELAND

WOOSTER CANTON

YOUNGSTOWN

AKRON

SANDUSKY

CHAPTER HEADQUARTERS

OFFICE LOCATION

MANSFIELD

ELYRIA

ASHTABULA

WINTERSVILLE

NEW PHILADELPHIA

MEDINA

ASHLAND

Stark County & Muskingum Lakes Chapter408 9th Street, SWCanton, OH 44707330-453-0146Executive Director: Kim Kroh

Muskingum Lakes Office1451 4th St. NWNew Philadelphia, OH 44663330-343-8633

Greater Cleveland Chapter3747 Euclid AvenueCleveland, OH 44115216-431-3010Regional Executive: Michael Parks

Lake Erie/Heartland Chapter244 West South StreetWooster, OH 44691330-264-9383Executive Director: Lara Kiefer

Ashland Office1769 State Rt. 60Ashland, OH 44805330-264-9383

Elyria Office2929 West River Rd. N.Elyria, OH 44035440-324-2929

Mansfield Office39 N. Park StreetMansfield, OH 44902419-524-4254

Sandusky Office300 Central AvenueSandusky, OH 44870419-626-1641

Lake to River Chapter3530 Belmont AvenueSuite 7Youngstown, OH 44505330-392-2551Executive Director: Karen Conklin

Ashtabula County Office433 Center StAshtabula, OH 44004440-998-1020

Jefferson County Office81 Talbott DriveWintersville, OH 43953740-264-7244

Summit, Portage, and Medina Counties Chapter501 West Market StreetAkron, OH 44303330-535-6151Executive Director: Rachel D’Attoma

Medina County Office120 West Washington St. Suite B-2Medina, OH 44256330-535-6151

Regional Leadership:Chief Operating OfficerCharlotte Rerko216-431-3048charlotte.rerko@redcross.org

Chief Development OfficerScott Thompson216-431-3064scott.thompson@redcross.org

Regional Communications OfficerJim McIntyre216-431-3284jim.mcintyre@redcross.org

Regional Facilities Services ManagerDavid Owens216-431-3010david.owens2@redcross.org

Regional Director Service to the Armed ForcesJessica Tischler216-426-7525jessica.tischler@redcross.org

Regional Disaster Program OfficerTim O’Toole216-431-3661timothy.otoole@redcross.org

Dear Friends

A message from the Regional Executive

Michael N. ParksRADM, U.S. Coast Guard (Ret.)Regional ExecutiveNortheast Ohio Region

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Regional Disaster Service Statistics

We assisted

1,358 families and... following a disaster.

3,895 individuals

Over 53,375 individuals were reached through community disaster education which includes information such as how to

build an emergency prepardeness kit, developing a disaster plan and emergency response techniques.

We responded to

967 Disaster Incidents including flooding, tornado or wind damage and

home fires.

Disaster Services Disaster Incidents ................................................967Families served .................................................1,358Individuals served ............................................3,895Individuals reached through community disaster education ....................53,375319 staff and volunteers participated in 30 drills

Operation Save-a-Life Smoke alarms installed ................................... 3,286

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Regional Service to Armed Forces and International Statistics

International ServicesTotal Restoring Family Links Cases ..........................................19Total Restoring Family Links Activities .....................................48

Service to the Armed ForcesTotal SAF Cases ..................................................................... 1,172

We connected 909 individuals

in the Armed Forces with

loved ones when an emergency situation arose

back home.

Case workers

performed 48 activities on behalf of individuals inquiring about Restoring Family Links.

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Community DinnersTotal Meals Served in Summit .....................................4,371

Transportation Services Number of trips Summit ............................................15,334Clients served .................................................................... 700Number of trips Stark .....................................................7,879Clients served .................................................................... 995

Community ServicesServices Provided .......................................................91,688

Preparedness and Health and Safety ServicesDigital Reach - Accessing Information............. 1,651,375Digital Reach - App Downloads .................................6,118Facebook Likes...............................................................6,205Twitter Followers ............................................................1,616First Aid, CPR, AED Enrollees ................................. 38,738Aquatics Enrollees ...................................................... 23,415Caregiving Enrollees .....................................................1,531Preparedness Participants ........................................ 28,219Total Course Enrollees ...............................................91,903

Rape Crisis Hospital Visits .......................................................................94Survivors and Co-Survivors Served ............................. 282Counseling hours .............................................................. 517Hotline calls ........................................................................ 850Age appropriate school education ..............35 classrooms in 12 school districts

VolunteersTotal Volunteers ..............................................................2,123

Regional Community Resouces Statistics

Greater than 90% of our workforce is volunteer driven.

In Northeast Ohio, over 2,120 individuals

volunteer their time to the American Red Cross!

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Total ExpensesNortheast Ohio Region

Total Revenues

Corporate, Foundation and Individual Giving ................................$3,850,352

United Way and Other Federated ......$2,387,622Legacies and Bequests .......................$1,031,683Service and Materials ....................................$9,047Products and Services .........................$1,790,374Contracts, including

Federal Government ............................ $534,136Investment Income ................................... $206,225Other Revenues ....................................... $565,605

Revenues .....................................$10,375,044

Total Expenses

Services to the Armed Forces .............. $559,665Biomedical Services ..................................... $3,518Community Services ................................$647,464Domestic Disaster Services ...............$3,696,871Health and Safety Services ................$2,502,482International Relief &

Development Services ............................. $1,138National Disaster Relief &

Humanitarian Services ........................ $503,983Support Services (Fundraising/Management &

General) ...............................................$2,459,923

Expenses .....................................$10,375,044

Regional Finances

Support Services (Fundraising/Management & General)

National disaster relief and Humanitarian services

International relief and development services

Health and safety services

Domestic disaster services

Community services

Biomedical services

Services to the Armed Forces

Services to the Armed Forces5.39%

Community Services6.24%

Domestic Disaster Services35.63%

Health and Safety Services24.12%

Support Services23.71%

National Disaster Relief4.86%

Biomedial Services 0.03%

International Relief 0.01%

Total RevenuesNortheast Ohio Region

Other

Investment Outcome

Contracts

Products

Services

Legavy

UW

Corp

Investment Income 1.99% Other 5.45%

Contracts 5.15%

Products and Services 17.26%

Legacy and Bequests 9.94%

United Way and Other Federated 23.01%

Corporate, Foudation and Individual Giving 37.11%

Service and Materials 0.09%

Mission Statement

The American Red Cross prevents and alleviates human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the

generosity of donors.

Vision Statement

The American Red Cross, through its strong network of volunteers, donors and partners, is always there in times of need. We aspire to turn

compassion into action so that...

...all people affected by disaster across the country and around the world receive care, shelter and hope;

...our communities are ready and prepared for disasters;

...everyone in our country has access to safe, lifesaving blood and blood products;

...all members of our armed services and their families find support and comfort whenever needed; and

...in an emergency, there are always trained individuals nearby, ready to use their Red Cross skills to save lives.

Fundamental Principles of the Global Red Cross NetworkHumanityImpartialityNeutrality

IndependenceVoluntary Service

UnityUniversality