2018 COMMUNITY IMPACT REPORT

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEEKeith Stevens, ChairOwner, President and CEO, Proteam Solutions, Inc. (PSI)

James Benseler, Immediate Past Chair Managing Director, Financial Services, Accenture

Hon. Michael Watson, Vice Chair Judge, U.S. District Court, Southern District of Ohio

Sandra Neely, SecretaryNationwide (ret.)

Luke Brown, TreasurerVice President and Controller, Nationwide Children’s Hospital

Jennifer Estey, At Large Director, Ethics and Compliance, L Brands, Inc.

Eve Ellinger, At Large Vice President of Legal and Assistant Secretary, State Auto Insurance Companies

Denise M. Robinson President and CEO, Alvis

TRUSTEESVicki AbbottGlobal Contracts Manager, NetJets Services, Inc.

Melissa AnthonyExecutive Director, Ohio Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, and Athletic Trainers Board

Jason BarnettSr. Director of HR, The Ohio State University

Erin Gallagher Barnhart Assistant Federal Public Defender, Southern District of Ohio

Rick Bersnak, Sr.Vice President, Business Development and Commercial Sales, The Keenan Agency

Hon. Christopher BrownJudge, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas

Dr. Dallas ErdmannSystem Medical Chief for OhioHealth Behavioral Health, Department Chair, Riverside Methodist Hospital

Natalina FickellCommunity Relations & Associate Program Specialist, Grange Insurance

Tom HayesAttorney, Law Office of Thomas F. Hayes, LLC

Andrea KirshSenior Counsel, American Electric Power (AEP)

Mark KovacevichPresident, Improving Enterprises

Scott LeithauserInsurance and Financial Services Lead, HMB

Elizabeth Blount McCormickPresident/Owner, UNIGLOBE Travel Designer

Natalie Sisto MeansManaging Director, Management Consulting, Health & Public Service, Accenture

Stephanie ShawVice President, Enterprise Solutions and Analytics, The Wendy’s Company

Denise SkingleSenior Vice President and Corporate Legal Counsel, Nationwide

Paul WebberSenior Vice President, Director, Wealth Management Advisors, Fifth Third Private Bank

Daniel J. WengSenior Relationship Manager / Business Banking, Huntington National Bank

Hon. David YoungJudge, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas

LIFE MEMBERSThom BarnesNationwide (ret.)

Dennis R. NewmanPartner, Isaac Wiles

ALVIS BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2018-2019

Chair and President’s MessageDear Friends and Colleagues,

Last year was one of the most difficult years Alvis has ever had in its more than 50 years of service to the community. It gave us the opportunity to use every challenge as the impetus to make changes in processes, procedures, and personnel in order to position Alvis for a more successful future.

There was also much to celebrate in 2018. Our highlights included:

• Hiring a medical director, launching a medical model for integrated behavioral healthcare treatment, and expanding our Recovery Choices behavioral healthcare program to Chillicothe, Lima and Toledo.

• Benefitting from corporate and organization volunteerism from groups representing The Ohio State University, Columbus Young Professionals, Grange, Nationwide, Zonta Club, Worthington Industries, Women’s Transition Network, Liberty Baptist Church, treetree Ad Agency, M/I Homes and State Auto.

• Transitioning and enhancing Alvis IT systems, including migrating to a new network and phone system; transitioning to new financial software, and integrating multiple software systems to provide comprehensive, efficient, integrated healthcare to Alvis clients.

Both the challenges and the highlights of 2018 serve to remind us that there’s no such thing as “business as usual” and there’s no stopping Alvis when it comes to turning lives around. We remain steadfast in our commitment to the vulnerable populations who come to Alvis to create stronger futures for themselves and their families that benefit all communities.

Alvis cannot turn lives around alone. Thank you to all who have invested their time, talent and/or treasure to support the work of Alvis in 2018. We are especially grateful for the contributions of the Board of Trustees, staff, donors, service partners, volunteers and interns.

Denise M. Robinson Keith Stevens President and CEO Chair, Board of Trustees

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ALVIS BY THE NUMBERSReentry Services:

Individuals with Developmental Disabilities:

Workforce Development Services:

Residential Reentry

3,025

77

HIRE (Help In Reentry Employment)

801

GRaSP (Group Response Supervision Program)

751

GED

126

Work Release

280

Career Pathways Certification

131

Transitional Education & Youth Transitional Education Programs

452

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Community Impact and Engagement

Parenting Skills Curriculum

109

Client Community Service Hours

21,040

Hours contributed by Volunteers and Interns

10,623

Family Focused Activities

286

Client wages earned

$1,951,397

Children

251

Number of Volunteers and Interns at Alvis

471

Integrated Behavioral Healthcare:

Recovery Choices Program

743

Amethyst Program

321

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Serving Individuals with Developmental Disabilities Alvis clients have unique and significant behavioral challenges in addition to developmental disabilities (DD). Before coming to Alvis, many of our clients had experienced rejection and failure as other providers and even some of their family members gave up on them.

At Alvis, we are proud of our ability to work with these individuals to address and overcome some of their very most challenging behaviors. Last year, Alvis successfully piloted a substance abuse treatment curriculum specifically designed for this population. Our clients learn to make good choices because our staff teach, assist and encourage every step of the way. Our staff care deeply about our clients and more than 40% have been here for more than three years.

The results? Active and engaged clients who participate in a wide range of community activities, including a Harmony Project Choir, classes at Columbus State Community College, Special Olympics, Hiking Clubs, and more. They also contributed more than 700 hours of community service for the benefit of others.

We don’t just provide services to individuals. We create a family, a community, and a life.

Workforce Development

There are many barriers to employment for individuals with past justice involvement. They include a lack of job experience, gaps in their employment history, and low education and/or skills. Often, the biggest barriers they face are a lack of self-confidence and employers who won’t even consider hiring someone with justice involvement.

Alvis helps our clients move beyond all those roadblocks. We provide job readiness training and help clients to define their transferrable skillsets. Mock interviews help to instill confidence and skills training is available through programs like Career Pathways. Clients who lack a work history can begin to build their employment record in our Social Enterprise programs.

Most importantly, we work with employers to help them recognize that hiring an individual with justice involvement is good for the community and good for business. For employers, it opens up a whole new pool of labor and working with Alvis helps to reduce their cost of recruiting and hiring.

The result? Individuals who are working and supporting their families and employers who now have great workers. This creates a stronger community for all.

Steven Rosemire Management Trainee, Donatos

“I could not have succeeded without Alvis or the Reentry Center,” said

Steven. Alvis is proud to partner with Donatos, a company with deep local

roots and a commitment to providing second chances.

Mark at the Memorial Wall in New York City

Mark Lindo is a super fan of the New York Yankees and has been

able to make three trips to New York City to watch them play. Mark was named Employee of the Year at

Open Arms Health Systems. He has been part of the Alvis family for over 16 years, having first come

to Wittwer Hall in 2002.

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Community Engagement and Volunteers

One of the many ways that Alvis strengthens individuals, families and communities is by building up relationships through service. Community engagement and volunteerism flow both to and from the agency. Last year, Alvis clients completed more than 21,000 hours of community service. At the same time, more than 470 volunteers and interns contributed more than 10,000 hours of their time to Alvis.

Individuals and organizations who volunteer at Alvis are demonstrating that they value our clients. They are positive role models and provide encouragement as our clients work to turn their lives around.

Alvis clients who volunteer gain self-confidence, connections and respect as they work to improve their communities. Doing something good for others provides a natural sense of accomplishment. The better our clients feel about themselves, the more likely they are to stay on a positive track in their lives and to continue to work toward their future goals.

After all, our vision is that communities believe a person’s potential is more important than their past. Community engagement and volunteerism provide natural opportunities to work toward a mutual goal of creating a better future for all.

Reentry Services

Individuals who are returning to the community from the justice system face countless barriers, from finding a place to live to finding a way to reconnect with their families. It can become overwhelming and put individuals at risk of failing. In response, Alvis provides residential and community reentry services designed to help each individual make a successful transition to the community.

Alvis assesses the risks and needs of every individual and delivers evidence-based programming that specifically addresses each client’s treatment needs.

Alvis’ residential services include diversion programs, such as Work Release, as well as programs that are a “step down” between prison and the community. Individuals live in a safe, supportive environment at Alvis while participating in programming. Nonresidential programs include individual and group counseling and treatment, workforce development, facilitated peer-helping groups, and transitional education, a reentry skills program provided via videoconferencing to individuals nearing release from prison.

More than 95% of all individuals who enter prison will return to the community. At Alvis, we provide the tools to turn their lives around. The bottom line? It works. Three years after completing an Alvis residential reentry program, 79% of our clients were successful in staying out of the criminal justice system, compared to the national success rate of about 50%.

Alvis reentry services contribute to a safer, thriving community for all.

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Alvis’ Family and Children’s Program helps families to address trauma, heal,

and reconnect after being split apart by a parent’s justice involvement.

Volunteers from Worthington Industries teamed up to paint the walls and brighten the atmosphere at the Alum Creek

Residential Reentry Program.

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Services to Turn Children’s Lives Around

Alvis is a leader in providing family-focused programming designed to break the cycle of intergenerational justice involvement and addiction. Our family programs provide children with an environment that demonstrates love, compassion, trust, and understanding to help each child reach their best potential.

When a parent becomes involved in the justice system and/or suffers from addiction and mental health disorders, the crucial relationship between parent and child is deeply threatened and sometimes even broken. The trauma caused from family destabilization, financial hardship, and feelings of shame, confusion and anger greatly increases the risk that the child will face a range of negative consequences. The child becomes more likely to do poorly in school, develop mental health issues, use drugs and alcohol, and may become involved in gangs and other illegal activities.

At Alvis, we work to heal these families. We are committed to reuniting families and restoring trust and communication for families affected by addiction and justice involvement.

Our family-centered programs promote meaningful family dialogue, increase parental knowledge, and facilitate parental involvement in the development and education of their children. Families get stronger through educational classes and hands-on practice to improve parenting skills, enhance coping abilities and build healthier relationships. Children are able to participate in counseling and treatment services that provide a foundation to build healthy futures.

The result? Stronger families mean stronger, healthier and safer communities for all.

Alvis’ Family and Children’s Program is funded through the proceeds from Evening of Light, a

spectacular event held every spring. Here, Brittany and her sons share their family reunification success

story with guests at Evening of Light 2018.

Summer Quest is a nationally acclaimed day camp program for children of mothers in treatment at the Amethyst program. Children won’t face the shame

and isolation they may have encountered in a traditional summer camp because they all

share the experience of being personally impacted by addiction.

A counselor and child work on an exercise together at SummerQuest.

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Integrated Behavioral Healthcare Services

Overall, drug overdose deaths in Ohio decreased by about 20% last year but at the same time, the number of people in the state who died from unintentional overdoses involving methamphetamine or other psychostimulants increased. It’s a reminder that addiction cannot be treated one substance at a time, nor can substance use disorder be treated without addressing co-occurring mental health issues.

That’s why Alvis provides Integrated Behavioral Healthcare Services and it was the agency’s largest area of growth last year. Today, Alvis is able to provide psychiatric services to all clients, including full mental health assessments and prescribing psychotropic medications for those diagnosed with a mental health condition. Medication Assisted Treatment is available on-site at all behavioral health treatment locations. Alvis’ behavioral healthcare programs, Amethyst and Recovery Choices, are helping thousands of clients to turn their lives around.

The Amethyst program provides gender-specific treatment and recovery services for women. Eighty-nine percent of Amethyst clients have been dually diagnosed with mental health and substance use disorders. Amethyst’s integrated, family-centered environment gives women and their children the opportunity to grow and heal together. Amethyst is one of the only programs in the nation in which children up to age 18 can live with their mothers while the mother is in treatment. Recovery Choices is a comprehensive, behavioral healthcare treatment program that offers holistic, outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment services for men and women. It specializes in behavioral healthcare services for individuals with justice involvement. Seventy-two percent of Recovery Choices clients have been diagnosed with more than one substance use disorder. Treatment, recovery and wrap around services that also address criminogenic needs are designed to support holistic, long-term recovery.

Stephanie, Autumn, Rolina, Teri, and Amanda at their P.A.C.T. (Partnership for Advocacy, Care and Treatment) Program graduation

at Alvis. P.A.C.T. is a specialized treatment program of the Franklin County Municipal Court for women who are

overcoming involvement in human trafficking.

Diverse funding streams, quality service partners, professional

affiliations and accreditations are at the heart of our success. We

work together to help our clients reach their full potential and to

create stronger families and more vibrant communities.

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FINANCIALS

Alvis remains well-positioned to advance its mission to innovate and deliver evidence-based human services programs that empower those we serve to build successful and productive lives.

REVENUE

36%

4%4%2%

18%

16%

10%

6%

5%

EXPENSES

56%

5% 0.4%

21%

10%

8%

ALVIS REVENUE SOURCES FOR 2018

Ohio Department of Rehabilitation & Correction

Supported Living, Licensed Beds, Behavioral Intervention Services (DD)

Medicaid

US Department of Labor, Shelter Board, ADAMH Board of Franklin County, and Other Grants

OhioLink Corrections & Treatment

Franklin County

Federal Bureau of Prisons

Foundations, Contributions, United Way

Other

Revenue adds up to more than 100% due to rounding.

ALVIS EXPENSE AREAS 2018

Residential Reentry Services

Services for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities

Amethyst Recovery Program

Management & General

Workforce Development

Fundraising

The financial statements for Alvis, Inc. for the period ending December 31, 2018 were audited by Brady Ware & Schoenfeld, Inc., CPAs. The report expressed an unmodified opinion on those consolidated financial statements.

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Corporate Community PartnersAccenture Nationwide OhioHealth

LeadersLawrence D. Stanley Foundation Fund of The Columbus Foundation The Ingram-White Castle Foundation Jack Crutcher Memorium Annuity The Reinberger Foundation United Way of Central Ohio Visionaries American Electric Power Foundation Aramark Buckeye Lifestyle Magazine Harry C. Moores Foundation Don and Nancy Kelley L Brands Foundation LA Venneri, Inc. Medical Mutual of Ohio Annie Upper

Healthy FamiliesHon. John A. Connor Fifth Third Bank Lawrence Green in memory of Chase MaxwellHummingbird Foundation of The Columbus Foundation HMB Huntington National Bank The Kroger Company MT Business Technologies, Inc. PNC Foundation Quantum Health Anne Powell Riley State Auto Insurance Companies Walmart The Robert Weiler Company Ron and Lisa Wilson

Vibrant CommunitiesBenesch James and Christina Benseler Broad Street Christian Church Legacy Fund Byers, Minton & Associates, LLC CJH Mechanical Inc. Crane Group David Richards Home Improvements Donatos Easton Community Foundation Change Makers EPro Services Chris and Jennifer Estey Grange Insurance Bruce Jones The Keenan Agency, Inc. Erin Kelley Shannon Mark and Patricia Kovacevich Mike and Ann LaRocco Lesic and Camper Communications William Hadler and Arlene Lynch in honor of Michael ReillySteve Martin and Sandra Neely Oswald Companies Performance Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAMMilton and Denise Robinson Lynda and Darryl Robinson Joel and Stephanie Shaw Twin Vending Hon. Michael and Lori Watson Willis Towers Watson

EnthusiastsJane Grote Abell and Tom Krouse Sandy Allen Thomas E. Barnes and Connie J. ArgusErin and Rob Barnhart Brady Ware & Company Bright Line Finishes, LTD Rick and Torri Carey David and RIta Cohen Elizabeth Crane and Richard McKee Tanny Crane Creative Financial Staffing Driscoll Learning Eve Ellinger F&W Properties Anonymous Sandy Freer Joseph and Patricia Geary GGC Wholesale Flooring LLC Edward Girard Margaret Havens Scot and Jennifer Hawthorne Thomas and Jennifer Hayes Homeport Intrinsic Interventions JD Drywall Mifflin Presbyterian Church Navigator Management Partners Dennis and Diana Newman NPG Solutions Phil Nunes Ohio Capital Corporation for HousingPowell United Methodist Church PSI Martyn Redgrave Nichole Reiss Samantha Rice Heidi Riggs Safelite AutoGlass Foundation Tricia Schmidt Nicholas McKay and Denise Skingle Stanley Convergent Security SolutionsKeith Stevens The Columbus Foundation The Ohio State University College of Social Work Vaco Columbus LLC Zonta Club of Columbus

ChampionsAFSCME Local 797 Union Attenti Michele Bair Brian and Pat Barker Battelle, Education and STEM LearningJason Beehler Tom and Kathryn Brod Steve and Jennifer Camper Patrick Cannon Rick and Juliet Carey Community Housing Network Michael and Lori Corey Daniel and Christie Crane Kathy and Bill Davis Krisanna Deppen Paul Dinapoli Dixie Sayre Miller Fund of the Columbus Foundation Robert Fine Rosemarie Gearhart Elaine and Victor Goodman Philana Harper Hon. Paul M. Herbert Honda Trading America Corporation Nicole Hopkins Steven and Sherry Inskeep Isaac, Wiles, Burkholder & Teetor, LLC

Linda Janes Patrick J Kelley Andrea Kirsh Douglas Kridler Chelsie Lanthorn Scott and Erin Lenobel Stamp Club of the London Correctional Institution Alan and Annette Mandel for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesMattlin Foundation Hon. Stephen and Sara McIntosh Jennifer Mullaney Nationwide Insurance Foundation Kathleen Reardon for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesCharles and Carol Remley Ken and Judy Rodgers Molly Seguin Thomas Sigmund Dean and JoAnn Strasser John Wolff Susan and Nathan Yost Margaret Young Advocates Vicki Abbott George and Vanessa Arnold Awesome Women in Business Julia Beegle John and Sally Belshaw Derek Benseler and Ellen Moretti Samra Bojanowski Hon. Chris and Jen Brown Luke and Diane Brown CD Man Clubhouse Inc. Phil Chahine John Esterby Kimberly Frey Jim Gates James Girvin Robert & Avis Gloeckner Chris and Shari Graham Thomas J. Grote Stephen Habash Paula and Jerold Haines Lita J Henman Darrel Holiday Homewood Suites Zonia Horn Mike and Nicole Hyzdu Connie Johnson in honor of Rita and David CohenKim and Matt Jolson Katherine Kelley Michele Kelley Kendra Scott Amy Kesting Theresa Mason Ronald Mayer Natalie Sisto Means Ohio Community Corrections AssociationRichard O’Keeffe Jay and Angela Parsons Ellin Patchen Peace United Methodist Church Bob Ray Arlene Reitter Patricia Reynolds The Schumacher Group / Ameriprise Financial Wade and Jean Seibert for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesSheakley Randy and Stacie Shively Carl Smallwood Deana Solaiman Pat and Kellie Stiles

Melinda Swan Martha Sweterlitsch Lynda and Greg Trout Renny and Priscilla Tyson Jim Walsh Daniel and Julie Weng Laura Wesney in memory of Peggy and BettyJohn Wymer

FriendsMike and Cathy Alexander Anspach Meeks Ellenberger LLP Ryan and Melissa Anthony Arnet Technologies Wilda Arnold David Baaz Mary Baskwell in honor of Dennis and Diana NewmanMelessa Behymer Mary Benis in honor of SallyDebbi and Doug Berlon Rick and Dierdre Bersnak Jeffrey Biehl Jason and Paige Bilotta Marilyn Braun in honor of William BraunMelinda Brown Dina Bush Karin Caldwell for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesMelissa Candela Todd Cebriak Lisa Chatterton Rich Collins Nancy Colvin Rich and Cheryl Cosby Thomas and Barbara Cully Lanie Cuthbert Richard Daley and Sandra Rich Carrie Ann Damschroder Brenda Davidorf Robert Davis for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesMike and Laurel Dawson Kameron and Beth deVente John Dierna Drew M. Duffy Kathleen Dunn Dominique Dunning Kristina Elkins Catherine Ellerbrock Dallas Erdmann Diana Erickson Michelle Evans for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesTodd and Natalina Fickell Erin Findsen Henry and Goldie Fisher Shellee Fisher Mike Foster Peter and Mary Frenzer Natalie Furniss Dick Gambs Janice B. George Sallie Gibson Stephanie Gilligan Marla Gilreath Jason Green Jessica Gum Jason Thomas Gunn Linda and Donald Haley Paul Hammock Dawn Harper Robin Harris for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesSara Jane Harris Alice Heller

Thank you to our 2018 donors

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Janet Henry Eve Henson Kirk M. Herath Jeffrey Heyer-Jones Don Hollenack Jennifer and Jeffery Hootman in memory of Chase MaxwellPamela Hoover in memory of Chase MaxwellMarilyn Horner House of Hope for Alcoholics, Inc. Clyde Huffman and James Moore John Huneck Holly Hunt Rebecca Hussey Carol Jenkins Jennifer Jennings Carrie Jester Ted Johnson Stephen Jones Melinda Jones-Merchant Sarah Kallis Beth Kelley Lisa Kirk Erin Kuskowski Scott and Ann Leithauser Teri Lester Rebecca Levy Robert Lindner Gerard Lowe M/I Homes Employees Thomas and Marikate Mack Rhianna Madison Amanda Mandel for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesKatherine Manghillis Brenda Maniaci John and Johanna Marmion in honor of Janet GrubbRobert and Sue Martin Meg Mathues Tamara Maynard Milton McAngus Alan Demers and Marilyn McClure-DemersTeresa McWain Dianne Mendez in memory of David DunningChandler Mercer Rob and Mandy Miller Cynthia Moe Donald Montgomery Michael Morosky Susan K. Nell Cheryl Nelson Barbara Newell Terri O’Leary Jane Oman James and Lisa Paccioretti Jon Etter and Sharon Parker Linda Parsons Doug Patrick Rob Powell Andrea Pruneau for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesSara Pryor Robert Rafferty Doug Reardon for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesRichard Daley and Sandra Rich Melinda Sue Robbins Rosanne and Mark Rosen Martin Rosenthal Renee Ross Robert and Francine Rothman in honor of Rita and David CohenBill Rubin

Brian Schenk Susie and Stuart Schilling Kelly Schulze Maureen Severns in honor of Michael ReillyHope and Anthony Sharett Mary Shubert Don Slowik and Linda Siefkas Scott Sink Peggy Spaeth Mark and Christina Stach in memory of Chase MaxwellJoseph and Deborah Stefanov Rob and April Steffy Tim Stephenson Sadie and Seyman Stern Myra Stull Ernest Sullivan Suzanne Taggart for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesJennifer Thomas Jodi Thomas Thompson Hine Andrew Thompson for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesFahn Tishkoff Susan Trianfo Dennis Vanke Lisa Vivens Eric von der Embse W. Marc and Lisa M. Westwater Fund of the Columbus Foundation David Wallace Robert and Terrye Wallace Stephanie Ward Paul and Amy Webber Alan and Bobbie Weiler Ireen Weinberg Karen Winters Thomas Wirth William and Mary Woods Hon. David and Anna Young Alexis Zouhary

SupportersTerrance Addison Ryan Aguiar Keith Albert Paige Allen Brittany Altstaetter Elizabeth Anderson Sharon Anderson Julia Arkwright for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesRonald Arledge Andi Atwood Leslie Aynes for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesPatrick Badley Mallory Bailey Nancy Barcalow Christine Barnhart Alexis Bartos Maceo Bates Bill Beagle Mabel Becker Terry Belcher Alan Berliner Pam Biesecker Charles Birge Robert Bisciotti in memory of Chase MaxwellHeather Blair Nancy Blake for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesDiana Bloch Sonia Booker

Timothy Forbes Boomer Gregg Bourdo Kathleen Boyd Alea Bradley Edwina Bradley Stephen Britcher Angela Brown Bruce Brown John Buttler in memory of JoAnn L. ButtlerSusan Capicchioni Jeffrey Carpenter Karen Casey Sarah Chambers Gretchen Chan for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesBill Cody Mardele Cohen Columbus Aesthetic & Plastic Surgery Lori Conrad Christine Cushman Diana DaPore Dorothy Davis Millicent M Davis Sue Dawson in memory of Kevin WhartonBen DeMartini Bruce and Elizabeth Dietrick Mary Dillow Matthew Dolan Debbie Donahey Kim Donaldson Kim Dressel Steven Dunham Donna Dunning Lindsay and Chris Eagleton for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesKeith and Mary Ebert in memory of Chase MaxwellPatricia Eisenberger John Eklund Dona England Angela Evans Cindy Evans Linda Evans Tiffany L. Evans John Flaherty Terri Forgy Kim Fortier Larry Foster Christine Franz Jeff Frontz and Cindy Decker Laura Fullen Joyce Galbraith Marilyn Galinkin Rheta Gallagher Nova Gallicchio Joseph Gammon John and Joyce George in memory of John McCormickAnn Geter Jon Glick Brandon and Blaire Goettel Joe Goodwin Joe Grady Vance Green Lois Greenblott James and Charlene Greene Eric Gregoire Marcia Griffin Lorie Grow Susan Gustin Robert Hackett Amy Haid Lori Haimerl Heather Hannon

Joan Harless James Harmon Dalene Harris Michelle Hart Toni Hartman Shawn Hazlett Sean Heas Julie Heinmiller Edwin and Gail Heller Rebecca Henderson Erik Henry Jill Hess Katie Heublein for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesAmanda Hicks Josh Hinderliter Cassandra Hinkle Lois Hochstetler Jon and Lynn Honeck Kelly Hopkins Annette Houck Toni T Hughes Nancy Hughey LaShun Hughley Ian Hundley Cathy Huston John and Gloria Iannucci Larry Johnson Nicole Johnson Alison Kautz for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesLois Kay Ryan Keenan Tracy Kemp Sandra Kemper Susan Kendall Rick and Debbie Kennedy Jacqueline Kinsley Judi Kipfer Brent Kleihauer Rhonda Koch Eileen Krancevic Venkat Kupari Lisa Lagos Kelsey Larsen Audria Leader Alexis Ledezma John Lee Brock Leonti Eric and Julie Leppert in memory of Chase MaxwellMerryLynne Lincove Colleen Linhart Shaun Link Marc and Allison Lippman Katie Lombardi Delilah Lopez Nicole Loucks for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesPeter Lovins Doug Lumpkin Robyn Lutz Troy Major Jessica Malagisi John Malone Danyle Maloney Izzy Mandel Molly Mandel Zach Mandel for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesChris Manofsky Angela Marcum for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesAndrew Marrin Alison Marsh for Mandel run honoring Amy Wickes

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Rosalie Marvin Cathy Mason-Vallance Margaret McCord in memory of Chase MaxwellShanda McJunkins Brad McKee for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesBetsy and Jack McKitrick for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesAaron and Andrea Merritt Nancy and Terry Meyer Erin Michel Adam Miller Caleb Miller Elizabeth R. Miller Mandisa Molton Aimee Moore Angela Moore Chris Moore in memory of Chase MaxwellCourtney Moore for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesAndrea Morbitzer in memory of Isolde RossSanleda Morgan Tom and Nanon Morrison Geraldine Moss Lynda Nacht Carrie Narcelles for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesGary Nickrand Gary and Anna Norris Ohio Auto Club Molly Old for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesChris Olsen Opportunity for Ohioans with DisabilitiesBarbara Ornstein Julie Owens Thomas Palmer Christina Patel Joe and Lisa Pearson Dorothy Pelanda Penelope Perkins Deisa Permeti Mallory Peters Kim and Matt Petersen for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesJanice Peterson Deborah K. Petit Erin Pheister Deborah Pickens Misty Plavecsky Mark and Carol Pochodylo Sarah Pomeroy Paula Powers Jenifer Pula Sandra Ragland Dan Rankin Mackenzie Rawlings Anita Ray Joyce Ray James and Gloria Redding Gayle Reed Laura Reeder William and Anne Remias in memory of Paige ZarnochMark Howard Richmond Darryl and Harriette Robbins Andrew Roberts Ebony Robinson Laura Robinson Sarah Rooney Debra Rosen Adam Rusnak

Carol Russell Kimberly F Russell Bonnie Ryan Amy Samuelson Arturo Sanabria Helen Sanders Lamont Sapp Amy Saunders Jill Schirg Mary Schmertz George and Sharon Schuliger Ashley Schulte Muriel Scruggs Mark and Judy Scurci Mary Seidelmann for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesMardee and Steven Skiver in memory of Chase MaxwellCassy Sleeper for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesBrien Smith Rose Smith Shameikia Smith Cheryl Smoot Jayme Smoot Kyla Snow Kathy Southworth Bernice Spring Susan Stafford Becky Stanley Nikki Stead Suzanne Steger Tim Stegner John Stephan Victoria Stephenson Gwyn Stetler Dean Stockwell Fred Strahorn Jay Suiter Justin Sulsberger Ramona Swayne Barbara Sweeney Courtney Swillinger for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesFatou Sy Joe and Lori Sylvester Synthesis, Inc. Bryan and Shari Taynor Wendy Tell Kelly Thompson Ruthetta Topolosky Gary Underwood Wendelyn Underwood Merijn van der Heijden Amie Vanover Catherine Venard Anthony Verdina Sue Villilo Denny Vincent Vicki Volpe Linda Wallace for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesMike Walsh James and Carol Walton Amanda Wampler Heather Whaling Nancy Whetstone Matt Whitehead Robert and Merry Wieland Kristi Wilson Katie Wion for Mandel run honoring Amy WickesRichard and Joyce Wolf

Sue Wolfe Melanie Woodruff Mandy Yost Gretchen Younkers Andrew and Ally Zahler Amanda Zimmerman for Mandel run honoring Amy Wickes

In-kind Donors 101 Beer Kitchen Pamela Allen Katie Arbeiter Susan Barthelmes Karen Baskerville Sandra Batiste Scott and Shelle Bean Jamaal R Bell Teresa Bierdeman Big Lots Stores, Inc. Sandra Booth Birdie Brennan Call Management Resources CAPA Chapel of Peace Services Scott Ciszewski Mary Clay Club 185 Columbus Christian Center Corporate Performance Systems Costco - Easton Lena Crider Crowne Plaza Convention Center Diamond Cellar Erin Evec Express Scripts Claire Fetchero Patrick and Jennifer Filipkowski Pia Fitzgerald Jeanine Foster Shanah Frankel Carolyn Sue Gardiner Melanie Gerosa Giant Eagle Got Ya Covered Linens Jordan Grammer Mary Halas Half Price Books Vivian Harvey Madeleine Hausmann Chad Hawley Tamar Heard Heidelberg Distributing Company The Hess Collection Winery Susie Higginbotham Brittani Hill Jill Hillman Craig Hollenbeck Hyde Park Prime Steakhouse Indian Run United Methodist Church Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams Wayne and Dionne Jenkins King Business Interiors Liandra Kreil Sara Kreinberg Suburban Lasertoma Liberty Hill Church Lighthouse Ministries Lindey’s Restaurant and Bar Abbie Logsdon Chrystie Lynch Thomas Mealie Linda Meas-Chmielewski

Milestone 229 Bonnie Miller Richard Miller Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church Aron Myers Shannon Navin Dixie Needles Nothing Bundt Cakes Heather Notter Tim Oldfield Sara Parko Libby Patrick Patty Cake Bakery The Paul Peterson Company Sue Pohler Posh Nail Studio The Reiki Center for Healing Arts Caroline Ricca Lori Robinson-Terry Joseph Roszman Whitney Schelat MaryBeth and Edward Schmidt Laura Scott Libby Seguin Seven Studios Shadowbox Live Erika Shemberg Katherine Sherry Colleen Shubert Arleen Sierra-Kanchuger Emily Smith Soroptimists International of Columbus and Franklin County Catherine Sprunger Star Jewelers Stile Salon April Sunami Target - Easton Steve Thaxton The Kitchen The Refectory tree tree Wendy’s Quality Supply Chain Co-op Brian Wilson WinUp With a Little More Love Mark and Janet Zappe

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We make every effort to recognize

each donor and apologize if we have

inadvertently omitted anyone.

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High Quality Customer ServiceWe understand our internal and external customers and are driven

to go above and beyond in serving them.

Opera�onal ExcellenceWe strive to provide superior service to our

clients and con�nually uphold and improve our reputa�on for excellence.

Outcome OrientedWe are accountable for using evidence-based

programs, and our talents and resources effec�vely for the best outcomes for our clients.

VisionaryWe are strategic in our approach in turning lives around and the belief that each person's poten�al is more important than their past.

Innova�veWe constantly strive to redefine the standard of excellence in everything we do. Therefore, we are open to ideas that challenge the norm

and drive innova�on.

TeamworkWe are one organiza�on, one family. We are commi�edto a teamwork environment where every person is avalued member, treated with respect, encouraged tocontribute, and recognized for his/her efforts.

StewardshipWe treat our employees’ and clients’ needs as if they were our own

and strive to fulfill our obliga�on to build a be�er, stronger and more durable organiza�on for future genera�ons.

Integrity and HonestyWe are commi�ed to conduc�ng ourselves in a manner consistent with the highest standardsof integrity. We are honest, ethical and fair in allour ac�vi�es.

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CORE VALUES

2018 COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Alvis, Inc. 2100 Stella Court

Columbus, OH 43215-1011(614) 252-8402

www.alvis180.org