Annual Report • 2016–2017

Devotion to the mission of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati and St. Joseph Home allows us to serve all who we come in contact with through compas-sionate care and building loving relationships.

With the support of our gracious community, St. Joseph Home had another busy and successful year including many highlights:

• Increased Resident, Parent/Guardian and Community Awareness and Activities

• Celebration of Life and Remembrance Event • 20th Anniversary of the 5K Incline to the Finish Line — Walk, Run and Roll • Governor Kasich’s visit and signing of Ohio legislation • SJH Annual Appreciation Dinner • 28th Annual Golf Classic and Celebration • Continued emphasis on the “Four Pillars” and how they guide our daily care and services• Successful Green Space Project; Design, Approval, Funding and Groundbreaking completed• Official Impact 100 Grant Finalist for the Green Space Project• Welcomed two new residents this past year to our Pediatric Ventilator Unit and sadly said

goodbye to two friends Tommy and Penny

I would like to thank our Board of Directors and Committee Members for their oversight and guidance that allows us to continue to serve the needs of all touched by the St. Joseph Home Community. Special appreciation to the staff who provide the constant loving care to our residents and guests every day. The Nurses, Direct Support Professionals, Dietary Team, Environ-mental Services, Therapists, Administrative Staff and Senior Leadership Team along with our CEO — Dan Connors — are exceptional, we are very fortunate to have such associates.

With God’s guidance and grace we shall continue to serve His children and fulfill our mission.

In Service with You,

Rick Theders

From Our Board Chair | Rick Theders

July 2016–June 2017 Board of TrusteesJack AlbrechtLyndsey Barnett Janel CarrollMichael DeFrancescoWilliam Giesler Kim Harper-Gage, SecretaryAngie HeadJohn HornFranette Hyc, SCAnn Keefe, Vice ChairMichael Kennedy, TreasurerMarge Kloos, SCLouise Lears, SCKaren MartinKatie Moosavian Melissa ParkPatrick RichterKarla RussoAndy SchultzRick Theders, Chair

St. Joseph Home builds its set of values around core principles that we refer to as the Four Pillars. As I reflect on the past year, I think specifically of the Pillar of Community, built upon the thinking and teaching of Jean Vanier. While there are so many rich complexities to Vanier’s thought, it can be summarized as the idea that a healthy community is found where every member of the community is valued for the gifts that they have and are given the opportunity to share them. We are at our best when we are all working together.

It has been a successful year for St. Joseph Home, and these accomplishments are thanks to the remarkable community of people who support us. With that support, we began the process of building a beautiful Green Space, this year, which is featured in the pages that follow. The Green Space is an important start to our long term plan to modernize our campus in order to meet the future needs of individuals with developmental disabilities. It will also serve as a place where residents and guests of St. Joseph Home can have a space to interact, get to know each other, and enjoy the beauty of the outdoors. We couldn’t be more excited to see this project come to fruition in the coming year. These projects, however, are only possible as a community. St. Joseph Home is incredibly blessed to have donors, staff, families and guardians, and vendors who generously share their time, talent and treasures to help us achieve our mission.

Our Green Space Project is easy to highlight as a high profile example of the many exciting things that happen at St. Joseph Home. Every day, however, our Pillar of Community is being manifested in the incredible work of our staff as they care for and support the individuals that we serve. These small, moment by moment examples of community are every bit as powerful as the larger examples and contribute to the very sacred nature of the work at St. Joseph Home.

It is with heartfelt gratitude that I say thank you for working alongside us to make this year such an amazing example of community in action!

Dan Connors

From Our President and CEO | Dan Connors

ST. JOSEPH HOME PILLARS

HeritageBased on the charism of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati• Called to Serve• Lens of Justice• Fellowship of Equals• Compassionate

Community

CommunityBased on the principles of Jean Vanier• Included and Together• Foster Genuine

Relationships• Rely on Each Other• Culture of Self-Discovery

Servant LeadershipBased on the principles of Robert Greenleaf• Uplifted and Respected• Shared Ownership• Unique and United• Empowered Team

Gentle Presence Based on the principles of John McGee • Safe, Engaged and Loved• Mindful Interaction• Valued Relationships• Mutual Trust and Support

SJH Successes

GROWING

For some of our younger residents, access to top level medical care, state of the art equipment and professional support staff has allowed them the opportunity to progress in leaps and bounds and live life fully. When Joseph came to stay at SJH in 2015 he was prone to complex respiratory complications, so he received a tracheostomy — an invasive and life-altering procedure that proved fruitful. The procedure surgically created an opening through the neck into the trachea (windpipe) where a tube is placed through this opening to provide an airway and to remove secretions from the lungs thus allowing Joseph to live a happier life. Two residents younger than Joseph, Hailey and Sophia, are experiencing huge successes of their own. Hailey is able to be without her ventilator three times a day for up to three and a half hours and Sophia is working towards having her own ventilator-free windows as well.

EMERGING LEADERS

Over the last year, a group of eight individuals has come together to form a hardworking, dedicated and passionate group called the SJH Emerging Leaders. They have set out to share the St. Joseph Home community with other young professionals in Greater Cincinnati. Already off to a strong start, they have hosted two successful events so far. First, they put on a networking social in the Spring. This gave the Emerging Leaders, as well as their coworkers and friends, the opportunity to spend time with some SJH residents. Most recently, along with a group of friends and coworkers, they came to the St. Joseph Home campus to do some volunteering. They detailed the buses, assisted with some gardening, and cleaned the entire Day Program facility. The dedication of this group has added so much to the SJH community and we are eagerly watching as they continue to grow.

SJH Successes

VOLUNTEERING

The St. Joseph Home volunteers come in all different forms; individuals, groups, and one on one. Regardless of the size, each of them has a positive impact on our community. This was another year full of devoted volunteers. For example, we partnered with the inspiring Rejoice Youth Choir of Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church from Knoxville, TN this year. A group of about 60 students came out to our campus and performed for the residents and Day Program participants. Following the show, the choir students hung out with SJH residents and we were blown away by how kind and open the young students were. It was clear, these choir members, like all SJH volunteers, through their genuine interaction with residents, experienced something both spiritual and profound by breaking down stereotypes often associated with people with disabilities.

INCLINE TO THE FINISH LINE 20TH ANNIVERSARY

While it was unseasonably cold this year, our 20th Anniversary Incline to the Finish Line 5K proved to be another successful day! There was a great show of support from the more than 800 individuals that participated in the 5K; walking, running, and rolling. Following the race, everyone enjoyed a delicious breakfast during the awards ceremony recognizing the Fastest Running Team — Truepoint Wealth, The Fastest Rolling Team — Reagan’s Royals, The Largest Team — Team Andrew: Join the Empire, and The Most Spirited Team — Team Matt On Your Left as well as the First Place Male — William Hoffman and the First Place Female — Emmy Sager. Thank you to everyone who came out for this year’s event and the continued support of our residents and respite guests. We will see you for year 21 on April 14th, 2018!

Financial Information | Fiscal Year 2017

ICF Per Diem . . . . . . . . . . . 56%

Community Service Reimbursement . . . . . . . . 14%

Endowment . . . . . . . . . . . . 11%

Contributions . . . . . . . . . . . 9%

Interest and Dividends . . . 7%

Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3%

Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85%

Administration . . . . . . . . . 15%

Operating Revenue$11,885,784

Operating Expenses$11,885,784

There is a long list of things that we can take for granted each day such as; the fresh air with a soft breeze, the warmth of the sunshine and the smell of autumn. As we walk through life day after day, without noticing these simple pleasures, there are so many people who miss out on the opportunity to notice them at all. Among them are the remarkable people at St. Joseph Home. With support needs of movement, vision, hearing, cognitive ability, behavioral difficulties, and pain, it can be difficult to find ways for some residents and respite guests to enjoy the smells, sights and sounds of a sunny, autumn day. As it stands today, there is no place for the residents, respite guests, families and volunteers to safely enjoy time together outdoors.

Through the strength of our community, St. Joseph Home has been afforded the opportunity to develop six acres and offer an economical means to maintain the land. This project, already underway, will give the St. Joseph Home residents and respite guests access to a ¼ mile walking trail, breathtaking natural landscaping, a beautiful memorial garden, scenic overlooks and a comforting shelter area. The Green Space, set to be completed by spring 2018, will provide the SJH commu-nity with a park like environment where a resident or respite guest can enjoy a walk with their family or a volunteer can spend time tending to a vegetable or flower garden.

The Green Space Project will be another example of St. Joseph Home’s rich heritage. An important part of the Sisters of Charity mission is nurturing “Care for all Creation.” This project will carry out a “green” initiative by creating sustain-able marsh and natural area, protecting the land and properties surrounding the acreage through responsible storm water retention, while also promoting the principles on which the community was founded. The Green Space Project will represent the strength of the St. Joseph Home and Sisters of Charity missions and will bring new joys and opportunities to the SJH community.

For more information on the Green Space Project, contact Carrie Shoemaker at 513-563-2520 ext.127.

Green Space Project

$10,000 +Stacey and Chris BrowningMichael ButlerJanel CarrollJames and Ruth Ann DoergerThe Farmer Family FoundationGE Employees Community

Service FundEstate of Dorothy P. HabigHatton FoundationNoreen HayesDr. Donald Heimbrock†

MedtronicMargaret DisselMichael Rench and Susan

MilinkovichRuth R. Sauer William and Carol SchmidterSC Ministry FoundationThe John A. Schroth Family

Charitable Trust - PNC Bank, Trustee

Robert and Barbara SteeleRick and Ann ThedersDr. Richard and Georgianne

TorchiaHelen and William† Williams

$5,000–$9,999William and Mary AlbrechtThe Armor GroupAl and Alice BoergerDan and Allison ConnorsThe Dayton FoundationRichard and Ann DarlingtonWilliam and Michal GieslerKim Harper-Gage and

Neal GageGeneral Electric Company Angie HeadHome City IceJoseph and Susan PichlerR.S.V.P. Home Care Inc.Josephine Schell Russell

Charitable Trust - PNC Bank, Trustee

Barbara ScullSisters of Charity of CincinnatiCurtis and Dawn StollStoll Family Charitable FundMark and Stephanie ThamanZembrodt Family Foundation,

Inc

$2,500–$4,999Melinda AlfaroCarol LindnerFord Motor Company Fund Glenn and Mary Kay HauserHiFive Development ServicesHuDawnChristina KlockeAmy MerrittMesser Construction Co.

FoundationRisksource/Clark-Theders

Insurance Agency, Inc.Planes Moving and Storage, Inc.Howard and Joann RottinghausJonathan and Heather ThedersEunice Timoney-Ravenna and

John RavennaTruepoint, Inc.University of Cincinnati

Hoxworth Blood Center

$1,000–$2,499Albert and Patricia BabeyMary BackusBelFlex Staffing NetworkSteven and LeAnn BerkeKenneth and Marlene

BrabenderTheresa and Paul BrockertMichael and Mary BrownDr. Gregory and Mary Beth

BruchsRobert and Virginia ByrnesCincinnati Sub-ZeroClayton and Meredythe DaleyJohn and Stefanie DarlingtonJohn and Doris DerrenkampBecky FellerhoffJohn GarozziGenesis Mechanical ServicesTodd Gibson and

Marguerite DominguezGrey Street CompanyMary Dean GroteAndrew and Missy GruberRaymond and Sue GuntzelmanHoman FoundationJames and Robin HuizengaRichard and Lois IllePaulette IngersolJanell Inc.Jeffrey Allen Corporation

Joe Bockelman and Barbara Driehaus Family Fund

Mike and Ann KeefeMichael KelleyNorma KellyMichael and Michelle KennedyDonald and Kathleen KlockeKohls Department Stores Inc.John and Elizabeth LaMacchiaDave Lockard and Janet KellerDoug and Edna McMillanMSP Design GroupJeffrey and Mickie NagelGeorge NoferSt. Michaels/Ohio State Council

Knights of ColumbusEmily Pan and Brian VeithPerfection Group, Inc.Mary Beth PetersCraig and Kathleen RamboPatrick and Ruth RichterRiverpoint Capital ManagementStephen RoatRichard and Cathrine RothfussSt. Ann R.C. ChurchStacie SarbaughSaxon Financial ConsultingJames and Renee ScharfSchmacher Dugan Construction James and Margaret SchrimpfWilliam and Jeanne ShoemakerCarrie and Ben ShoemakerJim and Amy SosnowskiMatthew and Laura StithDavid and Susan TassetMichael and Patricia TorchiaUnited Parcel Service, Inc.Steve and Lisa WalshBecky and Shane WatsonLisa Wendel Memorial

FoundationMary WilliamsDavid and Elizabeth Yaegers

$500–$999Jack AlbrechtThomas AllenRichard and Lynn ArnoldJohn BendekovicTom BohmanLynn and Glenn BowlesJames and Mary BradyDavid and Susan BrainerCraig Coogan

Angelia CoomerReverend Ronald CooperBob and Jeanne CoughlinJames DownsBruce and Barbara FergusonThe Honorable Richard and

Joan† FinanDr. Thomas and Janice ForteKevin and Cynthia FoyHeddy FreeseLauren FresonLesley GradoneFred and Nancy HabeggerTed and Marian Hagen

Charitable FundJoseph and Susan HartenGregory and Deanne HeidrichTodd and Mary HeskettDonald and Nancy HoganIson Family RestaurantsJames and Mary KrimpenfortCurtis KuetheLawrence and Doretta LampeJames and Sue Ann LeonardRob and Jennifer LewisRobert and Mary MaxwellSusan McClureMichael and Cynthia McHughJohn and Carol MolleranTony MunafoC. Thomas and Ada OertherRobert and Margaret PuthoffHelen QuattroneKenneth and Bernice ReederAnna Riedman† Stephanie RoarkKarla RussoSchmidt-Dhonau Kucner

Funeral HomeMike and Katherine ScintoSharonfestDiana SheltonSara SpehHeather SpencerJames and Linda SteffenTroy and Denise StemenScott and Lyn TeepeDavid and Margaret TondowMary TorchiaStacey and Kenneth UhlTricia and Jerry VonderaheWyoming Ohio Cycling

FoundationKenneth and Sue Wurtzler

$100–$499Maariyah AhmedLavysh AlexanderHenry and Elizabeth AlexanderJacolbi AlstonNadia AmoudiHope AndrewsMichael and Kristen

AnkenbauerAnonymousBeth AntenucciBarbara ApkingDorothy Duffy ArataJames and Sharon ArataWilliam and Kathleen ArmstrongDebbie AshleyTodd and Ann BaileyDennis and Kathleen BakerRose BakerMildred BarhorstPatricia BastiDan BatesDiane BechtoldKenneth and Donna† BehneStephen and Deborah BehrendsMichael and Kathleen BenkenGeorge and Martha BensMark BergenJoseph and Jeanne BernsSylvia BetzPaul and Joyce BetzTina and James BissellThomas and Marion BlankHilda BolleJames and Mary Lou BowenHarold BoydDorothy BradleyKirby BrakvilleThomas and Edna† BrinkmanMartin and Patricia BrotzgeJill BrownJoyce and John BrownJoseph and Sheryl BrownRobert and Norma BrowningLeslie BroxtonBrian and Jeana BruchsRachael BryantGerard BueltermanAnne BuescherEunice BumillerMichael and Marian BurlinghamSarah BurrLola and Leroy BurrellWilliam and Lorraine† Busch

Mary and John† BuseRuben and Leticia CabreraDavid CacaroJohn and Kathleen CarlbergHilda CavanaughFrank CeliaKathryn Chambers and Ebrahim

Delezad-MatanaghStephen and Kathleen

ChambersChemed FoundationJoseph and Mary Jane ChildsJanice ChristesonRobert and Victoria CiancioloAmy ClackNorah ClarkSteve and Francie CondonDiana CooganTina and Dave CookAndrew and Linda CooperDennis and Bonnie CorriganJohn and Patricia CouzinsGregory CoxCathy CrainKaren CroneI. Joyce CroninThomas CucinottaSally CuniRichard and Judy† CurlessDrew and Maggie CurtisJacqueline CutshallRichard DaeschnerRobert and Deborah DaltonDarvin FurnitureLauren DaughertyMichael and Martha

DeFrancescoDennis and Dana DelaneyTammy and Ralph DeLucaTimothy and Patricia DevineMatt and Kelly DixonSusan and Christopher DoleDon Denney PhotographyAngela DonerPaul and Janice DoxseyJean DoyleRita and Robert† DriehausGrace EadsMeritta EbyRobert and Laura ElingMary Ann EllerbrockDonald and Dolores ElsasserEMC Insurance CompaniesRobert Enos

Our Donors

Mary Anne FagelJoan FeehanGregg and Kara FeltrupCourtney FenstermacherEsther and Herman† FerrisJames and Leslie FitzgeraldWilliam and Connie FlowersLloyd and Kathy FlummerAndrew and Rosemary FogartyCathlene FoleyMary FosterRobert and Joan FriedmannRichard FriedmannGary FriendJean FrolicherWilliam and Jennifer GallowayTImothy GarryTheresa GerrardMark and Barbara GersonCol. Robert and Kathleen GlaserMark and Mary GoddardBrad and Melissa GoetzJoy GoldsberryMonica GraceRobert and Carol GramannMarvin and Mary GrantRoger GreinBryan and Jessica GrisakMichael and Lynn GrohMatthew and Angela GuyeJohn and Helen HabbertBirgitt HackerAnn and Eric HagerstrandClel HallAnne HaltiwangerGail HarmelingRay and Carol HarperRaymond and Barbara HarriganCharles and Carol HarperJohn and Carrie HaydenChristopher and Lynne HayesSteve HazeltonHBK Wealth Management, LLCBruce and Melaney HealeyBeth HeathSteve and Janie HeffernanDavid and Patricia HehmanJudith Heidrich and

Vince DeMuroStephen and Mary Carol

HeidrichBrian and Lauren HeislerTimothy and Kyla HemlerRob and Mary Hermanns

Amy HessMary and Jerry HillearyChelsea HillmanJeffrey and Karen HockDenis HoffmannJohn and Carolyn HoganCharles and Kim HollensheadCindy HomanMichael and Jane HonerlawBelinda and Brian HonicanJohn and Angela HornKenneth and Carol HoverRandy and Deborah HowellWilliam and Susan HuberPhilip HuffDouglas and Doris HughesVirginia and James† HughesWendell and Joanne HullLawrence and Marlene HumbertMichael IaconoAlois and Carol IdelerRichard and and Carol IhlendorfInnovative Processing Group,

Inc.Gregory and Gloria IonnaTammy JacksonTerry and Dave JasperDavid and Janet JordanAmy KaneBryan KanterMargaret KeefeLarry and Connie KeelJosh and Jenna KehrtScott and Tara KeithJames and Diana KellinghausLarry and Mary Jane† KellyBradley and Carole KindemNancy KisselDavid KleinSister Marge Kloos, S.C.Kenneth and Carol KluenerJames and Lisa KnoxClyde and Jewell† KoehneCathy KoopConrad KressRonald and Maureen KroegerJohn and Marguerite KronTed KuttrusJulie LahnerWendi LakesAndrew and Cory LaneCheryl LanhamVictor LassandroMax and Janet Leichty

Robert and Mary LeistDick and Catherine LeSourdJoyce ListJames and Margaret LockwoodDavid and Judith LococoLogan Clay Products CompanyDeborah and Robert LundgrenMark and Anne LuntFred and Jean MabryCliff and Janice MacBrairDonald and Sherene MackosKathleen MajchszakRon and Sheri MaloneEdward and Mary ManeyDora ManuelRichard and Beth MartinJames and Karen MartinAmy and Andrew MattinglyRobert and Donna MayerKevin and Susan McCarrenElizabeth McCarthyElizabeth McClainJay McFelonDoug McGinnisMichael and Mary McGinnisEileen McGuigganMark McHaleThomas and Patricia McHughJudy McQueenEdward and Claudia

MechenbierMary MeinersMerchants SecurityRonald and Marilyn MetzErik and Cathy MillerMark MillerDonald and Patricia MillerCraig and Cynthia MillerSusan MimlitzRichard and Mary MoehrRalph and Constance MoellerMelanie and Tony MooreThomas and Katie MoosavianRobert and Andrea MorwoodDoris MoserayJohn and Mary MurraySteven MurrayJames NasoArthur and Shirley NealMegan NeblettTimothy and Mary NeiheiselTrisha NelsonRonald and Juanita NewberryMary Nicolay

Regina NiebKenneth and Jean

NiederhausenJohn and Virginia NiehausJoseph and Gayle NiemannCharlie and Eleanor NoeMark NorthrupKenneth and Mandelyn OaksThomas and Pat O'BrienJo Ann OetersSherry OkromansahJohn and Kelley O'LoneOrkinCaroll OstermanMichael and Kathleen OwensFrank and Marguerite OwensJudy PadgettMelissa and Al ParkDejah ParkerGeorge PearsonDavid and Kimberly PlaggeVincent and Mary Ann PorrecaChris PowerE. C. PriceTImothy and Terri ProudJennifer PundPatrick QuinnJames and Sonja RalphPaul and Ruth RavennaRichard and Janet RederJoyce and George† ReesDavid and Catherine ReeveNancy ReinRobert and Marilyn RheinMichael and Barbara RickeLouis and Lorraine RickeWilliam and Eileen RiehleStephen and Arlene RiesenbergLarry and Bonnie RiffeCandace and David† RinderleRJW CompanyJohn and Susan RobbinsT. Courtney and Kristie RobertsAshley RoddMargaret RoetkerMelissa RogersChristopher RosoneAmy RossbachJames and Jennifer RothMichael and Jeanne RottermanRonald and Janet RudolphPaul and Staci RumpkeJack and Maureen RuppertSandra Ruschell

Ravi and Mona SaggarScott SalmonJames and Sandra SauerSister Loretta Saupe, S.C.Donald SayerReverend George R. SchmitzDave and Connie SchmitzLeonard and Virginia SchollAndy and Lisa SchultzMichelle SchultzeMichael and Allyson

SchumacherMartin and Kristine SchweinLauren ScullMargaret ScullJeff and Becky SeibertClarence and Nancy SekerakJennye ShaferChristopher and Christine SheaPhillip and Jo Ann SheeheJason ShortenRichard and Montene† ShowesRobert and Jane SimpsonMike SkarimbasPeggy SmithRobert and Joyce SmythAmber SpeathBetty StangerBrian and Melissa StautbergBarbara SteenJ. Edwin and Mary StephensJayce and Caitlin StewartAngela StoneRobert and Sandra StrandtVirginia and John† SullivanZhen TaoJulia TarvinJerry and Joyce TassetAnnalisa TempestaVictor and Maureen TenkmanGail ThomasDavid and Susan ThompsonIsaac ThornRaymond and Cathy ThurkillMichele TillapaughStephen TimmonsDavid and Linda TobesonWilliam TraceyKevin and Connie TracyCurt and Deborah TweddellJames and Sue VanderbrinkDr. Marianne VasRobert Vennemeyer

Lawrence Vock and Maryanne Purcell-Vock

Michael and Katie VolpeDaniel and Connie VonderhaarMargo WachsMarc and Kenna WahlquistCharles WanstrathRodneishia WashingtonDominique Weaver and FamilyJames and Debra WeberThomas and Dianne WeidmanMatt WeidnerJerome and Bettie WellingBrian Ross and Gina WesleyFather John E. WesslingWestern Hills/Cheviot Lodge

# 140 Free and Accepted Masons

Samantha WidenerRobert and Marilyn WildermuthMallory WilliamsBarbara WilsonJoAnn WitherspoonJohn and Kimberly WolfertMichael and Sara YorioGeorge and Beverly YoungSteve and Kasey Young

Our Donors

Caring Companions Society

Richard and Lynn ArnoldStephen BehrendsDorothy and Thomas* BensmanLowell and Sandra BowieJohn* and Lois* BrownMary Sue BruenemanJanel CarrollDiana Coogan Ruby CopleyRuth* and Wayne* CrottyDorothy CrouseHerbert Crown*John DeJonckheere*John DisselJeanette* and Earl* FosterKevin FoyHeddy FreeseTodd GibsonRoger GreinThelma Grein*Marien Grossman*Margaret Guilfoyle*Jean HarringtonBette HauserStephen and Mary Carol HeidrichRita Herbert*Edward Hogan*Marjorie Holtel*George and Judith HowardJames Jennings*Edwin JohnsonPaul Keidel*Lois Kock*Sheri Malone

Robert MaxwellM. Janet McLaughlinMarion McQueen*Richard and Mary MoehrRegina NiebRobert Ortner*Mary Palmer*Emily PanRalph Paul*Leonora Peters*James and Pauline PetroviakClaire PhillipsMichael Rench and

Susan MilinkovichRobert Reneer*Frank* and Marie* RichterClarence Riegner*Ronald RudolphWilliam and Carol SchmidterBarbara ScullMary* and Lawrence SelzerVirginia Smith*Paul SouleyretteStan SouleyretteRob and Barbara SteeleLoraine StengerJoel StevensHenrietta Tiettmeyer*William TraceyOmer TrippelMary Vogelpohl*

*deceased

For 144 years St. Joseph Home has cared for those so often moved to the margins in our society. Today infants, children and adults with developmental disabilities and complex medical needs are given the opportunity to experience the fullness of life at St. Joseph Home. We believe people with disabilities, even the most extreme form of disability, are people with great gifts to share.

To ensure a lifetime of care will always be available, SJH es-tablished the Caring Companions Planned Giving Society. These gifts take the form of a bequest, a charitable remain-der annuity trust, a charitable gift annuity, a charitable lead trust, a gift of life insurance, a cash gift to our endowment fund, pooled income funds, and other acts of generosity and support. Your gift will provide care and support long into the future — and truly leave a legacy at SJH.

For more information on the Caring Companions Society, contact Lucienne Driehaus at 513-563-2520 ext. 124.

Executive CommitteeRick Theders, ChairAnn Keefe, Vice ChairMichael Kennedy, TreasurerKim Harper-Gage, SecretaryS. Franette Hyc, SCJanel CarrollDan Connors, President

Investment/Finance CommitteeMike Kennedy, ChairLyndsey Barnett Natasha BusamPatrick RichterChris RobbinsPatricia Vonderahe (staff)Dan Connors, President

Human Resources CommitteeKarla Russo, ChairMichael DeFrancescoSusan HartenGinger MaddenMelissa ParkCarin StacyGina WesleyBecky Watson (staff)Eunice Timoney Ravenna

(staff)Andrew Lane (former staff)Dan Connors, President

Plant Operations CommitteeJack Albrecht, ChairJohn HornAndy SchultzMark DavisWilliam GieslerBecky Watson (staff)Drew Curtis (staff)Dan Connors, President

Development CommitteeKim Harper-Gage, ChairRick ThedersKatie MoosavianRich ArnoldJohnda KeufferJenny Gardner Amy Merritt (former staff)Dan Connors, President

Governance CommitteeFranette Hyc, SC, ChairLouise Lears, SCRick ThedersJanel CarrollKim Harper-GageAnn KeefeDan Connors, President

Quality of Life CommitteeKaren Martin, Chair Michael DeFrancescoAngie HeadS. Marge Kloos, SCS. Franette Hyc, SCRalph ChambersRob SteeleAmanda PenickPat KneipBecky Watson (staff)Theresa Brockert (staff)Eunice Timoney Ravenna

(staff)Dan Connors, President

Emerging Leader AwardHonoring an emerging philanthropist who has made a significant impact in the lives of SJH residents and respite guests.Hunter Clements and Drew Harmon, Co-Chairs of SJH Emerging Leaders Committee

S. Joan Carole AwardRecognizing the accomplishments of a volunteer or volunteer group in leaving a lasting impression, an indelible mark, on the SJH community.Barbara Scull, Former Board Chair 2011–2014

St. Joseph Home AwardRecognizing those who have distinguished themselves by reflecting the four pillars (community, servant leadership, gentle presence and heritage) of SJH through their service and leadership in support of making possibility a reality for SJH residents and respite guests. May be an individual, group, staff or volunteer.Edie Kirk, SJH Employee since 1984

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton AwardRecognizing those who have made significant contributions to the SJH community. They are transformative to our work through investments of time, talent and treasure.Michael Rench, Former CEO 2011–2015

Our Committees for Fiscal Year 2017 Recognizing Our Outstanding Volunteers

For more information on volunteering,

contact Alison Bloomer at

513-563-2520 ext. 217.

10722 Wyscarver RoadCincinnati, Ohio 45241

513.563.2520info@stjosephhome.orgwww.stjosephhome.org

St . Joseph Home creates a home for adults and children with developmental disabilities who have complex support needs and use a wheelchair for mobility . The Home, a non-profit ministry of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati, offers a creative, loving environment for those in the residential, respite programs, and day programs . Attention to the individual’s medical, social, educational and spiritual development reveals the unique giftedness of each person . Compassionate care and respect for the dignity of life are the hallmarks of St . Joseph Home .

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