Hand in Hand - The Wapakoneta Daily News

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2016
Hand in Hand
Matching those in need to those who can help
A special feature of
W A P A K O N E T A
DAILY NEWS
Evening
The
LEADER
2016
— Auglaize County Non-Profit Directory —
Table of Contents
Places of Worship ___________________ 12 & 13
Emergency Contacts________________ 14 & 15
Agape ________________________________ 2
American Heart Association _______________ 2
American Red Cross of Auglaize County ______ 2
Auglaize County 4-H Youth Development _____ 3
Auglaize County Council on Aging __________ 3
Auglaize County Crisis Center _______________ 3
Auglaize County District Public Library ______ 4
Auglaize County Farm Bureau ______________ 4
Auglaize County Historical Society __________ 4
Auglaize County Humane Society ___________ 5
Auglaize County Visiting Nurses ____________ 5
Auglaize Industries ______________________ 6
Greater Grand Lake Visitor Center __________ 5
Big Brothers Big Sisters __________________ 7
Blind Squirrel Mission Commission _________ 7
Boy Scout Black Swamp Area Council _______ 8
Buckland Historical Society _______________ 8
Cancer Association of Auglaize County ______ 8
Catholic Social Services __________________ 9
Champaign Residential Services ___________ 9
Children’s Developmental Center ___________ 9
Children’s Hometown Holiday _____________ 10
Coleman Professional Services ____________ 10
Council on Rural Services ________________ 10
Community Health Professionals __________ 11
Cridersville Historical Society _____________ 11
Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership ________ 11
Auglaize-Mercer YMCA __________________ 16
Equestrian Therapy Program _____________ 16
Family Life Center of Auglaize County ______ 16
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio ______________ 16
God’s Storehouse ______________________ 16
Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley ________ 17
Heritage Trails Park District ______________ 17
YW Childcare___________________________ 17
Wapakoneta Family YMCA _______________ 18
Lake Improvement Association ___________ 18
Lock One Community Arts _______________ 18
Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation ___ 19
Mental Health & Recovery Services Board ___ 19
Mercy Unlimited _______________________ 19
Miami-Erie Canal Corridor Association ______ 20
Minster Historical Society ________________ 20
The ROC _____________________________ 20
Impact Food Pantry_____________________ 20
New Bremen Foundation _________________ 21
New Bremen Historic Association _________ 21
New Knoxville Historical Society ___________ 21
Northwest Ohio Conductive Education ______ 21
Partnership for Violence Free Families ______ 22
Riverside Art Center ____________________ 22
SAFY ________________________________ 22
St. Augustine-St. Joseph Mission Commission __ 22
St. Marys Chamber of Commerce __________ 23
St. Marys Community Foundation __________ 23
St. Vincent de Paul _____________________ 23
State of the Heart ______________________ 23
Southwestern Auglaize County Chamber ______ 24
United Way of Auglaize County ____________ 24
Vantage Career Center ABLE ______________ 24
Wapakoneta Area Chamber of Commerce ___ 24
St. Paul United Church of Christ
101 S. Perry Street, Wapakoneta
You are the light of the world.
Let your light shine...
Matthew 5:14-16
Come Join Us!
Sunday – Worship at 8:15 am & 10:15 am
Sunday School for all ages at 9:00 am
Wednesday evenings – FEAST and Choir Practices
(419) 738-2215
www.stpaulucc.com
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Agape Ministries, Inc.
American Heart Association Miami Valley
Mission Statement:
Service Area:
Services:
Mission Statement:
Allen, Auglaize, Champaign, Clark, Darke, Greene, Hardin,
Logan, Mercer, Montgomery, Preble and Shelby Counties
The purpose of this organization shall be to provide charitable
assistance to those in need.
Thrift Store, Senior Box Program, Disaster Relief Program, School
Supplies Program, Garden for Agape Program, One Warm Coat
Program, Slumber Fun Program, Warm Feet Program, Collecting
hats, gloves scarves and mittens, Summer Feeding Program, Back
Pack Program
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Building healthier lives free of cardiovascular disease and
stroke
Services:
Kathy Bayless - Executive Director
1220 E. Spring St. | St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-8700
agape@bright.net * agapeministriesinc.com
Services offered voluntary health organization hosting special
events, providing health education and CPR classes and
helping to promote healthier lifestyles through community
partnerships.
Kelli Dixon - Executive Director
1313 W. Dorothy Lane | Kettering, Ohio 45409
937-853-3101 | 937-853-3117 (fax)
heart.org/dayton
American Red Cross Auglaize/Mercer Co. Chapter
Board Members:
Kendall Krites, Troy Anderson, Colleen Beckemeier, Dale Dues
and Paul Gossard
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.
Services:
Disaster Services, Support to Military and their families,
Health and Safety Training and Education, Blood donation and
International Services
Bill Steinbrunner - Director
Dave Collins - Chapter Executive
10 W. Auglaize St. | P.O. Box 232
419-738-3213
redcross.org/auglaize
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH
Worship Services every week at 10:00am
Children’s Sunday School at 10:15am
Adult Sunday school at 9am
Our congregation is proud to offer our building and our services
for many community-based needs and events.
Blackhoof & Mechanic Streets
Wapakoneta
419-738-3911 • www.myfelc.org
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Auglaize County 4-H Youth Development
Staff Members:
Elizabeth Miller,
Extension Educator,
4-H Youth Development/
County Extension
Director, Lori Now,
4-H Program Assistant.
Auglaize County Council on Aging
Board Members:
Elaine Altstaetter, board
president working with 13
volunteer board members
Mission Statement:
The Auglaize County Council
on Aging, Inc.’s first mission
is to assist the elderly, age 60+ of Auglaize County by providing
direct services to promote the health, emotional, social and
intellectual well-being of senior adults by providing programs and
in-home services, advocacy and resources. The ACCA works to
enhance their wellness and empowers them to be a vital part of
the community.
Mission Statement:
4-H Youth Development education creates positive
environments for diverse youth and adults to reach their fullest
potential as capable, competent, caring and contributing
citizens.
Services:
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Services:
4-H is a non-formal educational, youth development program
offered to individuals age 5 and in Kindergarten to 19. Youth
enroll in 4-H projects which provide hands-on experiential
learning experiences.
OSU Extension Office
208 S. Blackhoof St. | Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
419-739-6580 | 419-739-6581 (fax)
auglaize.osu.edu
Medical Transportation, Chore and Homemaker Services,
Outreach, Transitional Meals, Two meal site locations, golden Age
Interaction, Well Activities/Services, Computer classes, Friendly
Visitor Program, Legal Aid Representative, Information and
Referral, Carrier Alert, Safe Return, File/Vial of Life, Socialization.
Robert Warren - Interim Director
610 Indiana Ave. | St. Marys, Ohio 45885
419-394-8252 | 419-394-4217 (fax)
auglaizeseniorservices.com
Auglaize County Crisis Center
Board Members:
Tess Voisard, president; Jill Howe, vice president/secretary; Tina
Mellinger, treasurer; and Marlene Klose, Ruth Doll, Jan Schlenker, Jim
Pass, Julie Herbst and Robbie Burke. The board of directors meet on
the third Monday of each monh at 6:30 p.m. at St. Paul United Church
of Christ in Wapakoneta; there are no meetings in April, August and
December.
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Auglaize County Crisis Center is to provide
coordinated family intervention programs to ensure the safety, dignity
and self determination of those involved in violent family relationships.
®
Shirley Longworth M.S., Executive Director
Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-738-5511
The Auglaize/Mercer Counties Family YMCA
®
YMCA Mission
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
The Auglaize/Mercer Counties YMCA is a private, non-proﬁt corporation, governed by the laws of the State of Ohio. The “Y” is an independent
corporation. While it is a member organization of the YMCA of the USA, each local “Y” is responsible for its own policies, programs and budgets. The
YMCA’s policies and services are determined by its Board of Directors, a group of local volunteers charged with the responsibility of managing the
affairs of the organization. The Board of Directors employs the CEO, who in turn is accountable for employing staff to carry out the day to day operation
of the “Y”. The Auglaize/Mercer Counties Family “Y” operates three full service facilities. The North Branch in Celina, the South Branch serving the
Minster and New Bremen areas, the new Life Enrichment Center at Otterbein St Marys, and the New Bremen Learning Center, a state licensed child care
and pre-school enrichment center. The board and staff work closely as partners to ensure the success of the Auglaize/Mercer Counties Family YMCA.
North Branch
Life Enrichment Center
New Bremen Learning Center
South Branch
7590 State Route 703
At Otterbein St Marys
Pioneer Professional Center
04075 Wuebker Road
Celina, Ohio 45822
11230 State Route 364
714 Monroe Street
Minster, Ohio 45865
419-586-9622
St Marys, Ohio 45885
New Bremen, Ohio 45869
419-629-9622
419-394-6254
419-629-2507
YMCA Board President: Bob Klein
YMCA Chief Executive Officer (CEO): Allen Baskett
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Auglaize County District Public Library
Administrative Staff:
Jenny Eyink, fiscal officer; Andrea Green Burton, Adult Services
coordinator; Fred Miller Jr., IT Services manager; Kristine Spyker,
Youth Service coordinator
Mission Statement:
The Auglaize County Public District Library System provides
resources to serve the informational, educational, and
recreational needs of the public.
Services:
The Library System offers a wide variety of services to the entire
county including loaning items such as books, movies, CDs,
genealogy resources and more. The libraries are also the “go
to” place for internet access, programs for all ages, community
meetings and a wide variety of other events
Branch Locations:
Cridersville Public Library, New Bremen Public Library, New
Knoxville Community Library, F.J. Stallo Memorial Library
(Minster) and White Memorial Library (Waynesfield).
Beth Steiner - Director
203 S. Perry St. | Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
419-738-2921 | 419-738-5168 (fax)
www.auglaizelibraries.org
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Auglaize County Farm Bureau
Service Area:
Auglaize, Logan, Mercer, Shelby County
Board Members:
Rick Tangeman, president; John Limbert, at-large vice
president; Emily Willrath; public policy chair/secretary; Corey
Nedderman; treasurer; and Dave Dwenger, Nick Brackman,
Alan Frey, Jennifer Riethman, Ron Wilker, Steve Egbert, Lois
Baumer and Patty Richardson
Mission Statement:
Ohio Farm Bureau’s vision is to forge a partnership between
farmers and consumers that meets consumer needs, addresses
public expectations and ensures agricultural prosperity in a
global marketplace.
Services:
Working cooperatively on local issues. Providing leadership
development, networking, social gatherings. Offer special
savings from local businesses.
Jill Smith - Organization Director
P.O. Box 310 | 105 E. Bremen St. | New Knoxville, OH 45871
877-775-7642
ofbf.org/counties/auglaize
Auglaize County Historical Society
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Auglaize County Historical Society is to collect, preserve, interpret and share the history of Auglaize County
and its people through exhibits, programs and publications.
Services:
The Auglaize County Historical Society’s annual programming includes lectures, seminars, workshops, tours, traveling exhibits,
bus trips, special tours, a speaker’s bureau, and more. The Society also collaborates with other organizations in the county on
special projects. Owns and maintains the Daniel Mooney Museum (St. Marys), the Wapakoneta History Museum, the former Olive
Branch United Methodist Church in Shinbone, and the Gary Log House at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds.
Rachel Barber - Administrator
The Auglaize County Historical Society publishes books, tour guides, bimonthly newsletters, brochures,
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and reprints of historic documents. Volunteers work with local teachers to provide student tours of local
419-738-9328
historic sites and museums, classroom visits, and special presentations. General membership meetings
are held throughout the year, and feature special speakers and programs.
auglaizecountyhistory.org
Area Chamber of Commerce
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Auglaize Street, Wapakoneta, Ohio
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419-738-2911
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• www.wapakoneta.com
Party in the Parkway:
May 27 : The Stapels
June 10 : Another Round
June 24 : Haywired
July 22 : Dave Liles Band
All Downtown • 7 to 10:30 pm
Wapakoneta Summer
Moon Festival
July 13th-17th
Downtown Wapakoneta
Family Summer Concerts
June 26 New Outlook
July 24
Red Bridge Revival
All In the Parkway (4-6 pm)
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Auglaize County Humane Society
Auglaize County Visiting Nurses
Shelter Staff:
Deb Logan, manager/animal
caretaker; Ann Brotherwood,
grooming/animal caretaker;
Jerame Phillips, animal
caretaker/maintenance;
Kristen
Logan,
animal
caretaker/dog walker; Ali Huffman, small animal and feline
caretaker; Courtney Wickline, animal caretaker/dog walker.
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Auglaize County Humane Society is to provide
a safe and sheltering environment for the homeless animals of
today, encourage kindness and responsibility toward the pets
of tomorrow, and foster through the education of our children a
compassion for all living creatures, both man and animal.
Services:
Adoption agency, animal intake, rehabilittion, grooming &
boarding
616 N. Dixie Highway | P.O. Box 305
419-738-7808
achs-pets.com
Board Members:
Clarice Gigandet; board president; 15 member board
Mission Statement:
Our goal is to help clients remain safely in their homes and
maintain a high quality of life
Services:
Maintenance nursing services (RN and Home Health Aide)
Lynnette Lininger - Home Health Coordinator
Auglaize County Health Department
419-738-3410
llininger@auglaizehealth.org
Greater Grand Lake Visitors Region
Mission Statement:
The Mission of the Greater Grand Lake Visitors Region shall be to increase tourism in Auglaize & Mercer Counties.
Services:
The Greater Grand Lake Visitors Region is a marketing organization. Its job is to market both counties so that visitors choose
to spend time and money in the communities. The organization targets both the leisure and group travel markets reaching
out to potential visitors with a presence in print, internet,
Donna Grube - Executive Director
radio and television mediums. We offer personalized
services and information at the visitors information center,
900 Edgewater Dr. | St. Marys, OH 45885
as a step -on guide for group tours and at a variety of travel,
419-394-1294
sports, vacation and group tour shows throughout the year.
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Auglaize Industries
Management Staff:
Greg Ferrall, director of Adult Services; Rick Davis, Workshop
manager; Brenda Winner, Community Employment manager;
Nancy Conradi, RN, Health Services manager; and Jennifer Barnes,
executive secretary.
Mission Statement:
Auglaize Industries, Inc. is dedicated to improving the quality of life
for adults with disabilities living in and around Auglaize County, Ohio.
Services:
The Adult Services division benefits from many years of experience
in each program area. Seven workshop specialists manage the
workshop production area, with a client to staff ratio of approximately
13:1. An Adult Activity program provides hands on activities for
approximately 12 adults with 3 staff overseeing this program, a client
to staff ratio of approximately 4:1. The Seniors’ program provides
daily activities for approximately 15 to 20 adults over 55 years of
age. One full time seniors coordinator manages this area with the
assistance of a variety of part-time staff. This area is staffed by one
full-time staff member who is assisted by other part-time staff. One
full time habilitation specialist provides communication therapies to
clients with communication needs. the adult program employs a full
time evening and weekend recreation coordinator who schedules a
variety of activities from professional baseball games to local plays
and dinner out.
330 W Boesel Ave.
New Bremen, OH 45869
419-629-3603 | 419-629-3983 (fax)
auglaizeindustries.com
Auglaize-Mercer YMCA
Mission Statement:
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and
body for all.
Services:
The Auglaize/Mercer Counties Family YMCA provides recreational, wellness and educational
programs and services to individuals and families throughout Auglaize and Mercer counties.
The YMCA offers fitness opportunities through aquatics, aerobics classes, cardio and strength
training equipment, yoga and stretching classes as well as personal training. The YMCA also
offers child care programs. For a complete list of events and classes, visit the website.
North Branch YMCA
7590 State Route 703 l Celina, Ohio 45822
419-586-9622
Allen Baskett - CEO
allenb@amymca.org
amymca.org
South Branch YMCA
04075 Wuebker Rd. l Minster, Ohio 45865
419-629-9622
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Big Brothers Big Sisters
Service Area:
Mercer, Auglaize and Van Wert Counties
Board Members:
Ned Sielschott, Peg Larkin, Cindy Manbeck, Jane Clune, Eldon
Montague (Emeritus), Connie Triplett, Jim Christman, Adam
Anspach, Zach Ferrall, Travis Faber, Darren Zimmerman, Nikki
sawmiller, Patr Green, Julie Lee, Greg Otte. Staff: Molly Hay,
Abby Balster, Nancy Eberle and Angie Nixon
Mission Statement:
To provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring,
professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their
lives for the better, forever.
Services:
We offer various youth mentoring programs. These programs
include the traditional one-on-one program, Amachi Ohio,
AFter School Buddies Program, Lunch Club and Supper
Club. We partner with parents, volunteers and others in the
community and hold ourselvs accountable for each child in our
pogram achieving higher aspirations, great confidence, better
relationships, avoidance of risky behaviors and educational
success.
Molly Hay - Executive Director
419-584-2477 | 866-670-2227
bbbsmaoffice@gmail.com
www.bbbsma.com
Blind Squirrel Mission Team
Mission Statement:
To help those individuals, families and organizations that often
receive the least amount of help and service.
Services:
The Blind Squirrel Mission Team is a non-profit organization
that started out helping Henderson Settlement in Frakes,
Kentucky. The group continues to help Henderson Settlement,
and is glad to help other worthwhile projects with thetalents
and resources the group has.
Events:
Trips each year to the Henderson Settlement in Kentucky and
other areas in need of assistance
Bruce Persinger
P.O. Box 672 | St. Marys, OH 45885
bsmt@woh.rr.com
facebook.com/blindsquirrelmissionteam
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Boy Scouts Black Swamp Area Council
Local Scouts:
In Auglaize County we have Cub Scout Packs, Boy Scout Troops
and Venture Crews registered in Wapakoneta, St. Marys, New
Knoxville, new Bremen, Cridersville and Waynesfield.
that helping youth is a key to building a more conscientious,
responsible and productive society.
pantries)
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is to prepare young
people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes
by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Services:
The Boy Scouts of America provides a program for young
people that builds character, trains them in the responsibilities
of participating citizenship, and develops personal fitness.
History:
For more than a century the BSA has helped build the future
leaders of this country by combining educational activities
and lifelong values with fun. The Boy Scouts of America
believes - and through over a century of experience, knows -
Buckland Historical Society
Marc Kogan - Assistant Scout Executive
2100 Broad Ave. | Findlay, OH 45840
419-422-4356 | 800-686-4220
419-422-4681 (fax)
bsac449-bsa.org
Cancer Association of Auglaize Co.
Mission Statement:
Mission Statement:
The purpose of the
Buckland
Historical
Society is to collect and
preserve photos and
memorabilia pertaining
to life in the village of
Buckland, Ohio and to
retain written and filmed
accounts of life in Buckland, Ohio.
We exist to help cancer
patients with cancer
related
needs
and
problems.
Services:
Services:
Our group encourages social interaction between present and
past residents of our county and works to better our community
by making improvements to areas of historical interest.
Buckland Community Center
105 N. Main St. | Buckland, OH 45819
The organization gives
.20 cents a mile mileage
reimbursements, wigs &
turbans, protein supplements (Ensure, Boost), and medication
help. Medical equipment which can be borrowed including
crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, shower chairs, hospital beds,
and other necessary equipment. All monies donated remain
within the county and there are no monetary requirements.
120 S. Front St. | P.O. Box 252 | St. Marys, OH 45885
419-300-3556 | 419-953-7861
Give of your hands to Serve
and your hearts to Love.
Blessed Mother Teresa
Worship this weekend at a Petersburg Parish
Saint Joseph
4:30 PM Saturday
7:30 and 11 AM Sunday
St. John
8:30 AM
Sunday
Immaculate Conception
5:30 PM Saturday
10:30 AM Sunday
St. Lawrence
9:15 AM
Sunday
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Catholic Social Services
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Champaign Residential Services, Inc.
Vision Statement:
Inspired by god’s love
and teachings, Catholic
Social Services of the
Miami Valley builds
stronger futures for
individuals and families
of all faiths
Service Area:
Auglaize, Van
Wert and Mercer
Counties
Mission Statement:
Catholic Social Services
of the Miami Valley
strengthens individuals and families through actions of faith,
service and charity.
Services:
In Auglaize County: Adoption services, pregnancy counseling,
mental health counseling, parenting, education and training.
Mission
Statement:
CRSI empowers independent living while providing quality
support according to individual needs, abilities and choices.
Services:
Laura Roesch -- Executive Director
Northern Counties Center
1201 Fairington Dr. | Sidney, OH 45365
937-498-4593 | 800-521-6419
cssmv-sidney.org
Direct support services, both waiver and ICFDD.
Sue Ulis - CEO
1301 Infirmary Rd. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-738-9511
crsi-oh.com
Children’s Developmental Center
Board and Staff:
John Huffman, Sally Boedicker and Lynn Carpenter; teachers: Elaine Rice, June
Orr, Laura Burden and Jenna Fortman. Administrative Assistant Rayleen Arthur.
Mission Statement:
To develop the potential of special needs children.
Services:
The Children’s Developmental Center is for young children from ages 18 months
through five years that have a disability. The Center offers an Early Intervention
(Toddler) and Preschool classroom education environment in conjunction with
Speech, Occupational and Physical therapy within Lima Memorial Hospital.
Classes are offered during the school year four days per week/half day sessions.
Christine Wagner - Executive Director
1001 Bellefontaine Ave. | Lima, OH 45804
419-226-5046 | 419-998-4492 (fax)
childrensdevelopmentalcenterlima.org
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Children’s Hometown Holiday
Advisory Committee:
Pam Doepker, Chris Niekamp, Josh Hines, Josh Little, Linda
Moore, Lindsey Zielonka, Landa Tomlinson & Rodney Metz,
Kristine Spyker, Sandy Schwartz, Alice Schmerge, Gretchen
Sheely, Angi Adkins, and Stephanie Schutt, treasurer
Mission Statement:
To create a visual memory factory in our hometown at
Christmas through taking pictures that can be preserved and
passed down through generations, and to ensure that every
child is treated equally at this special event.
Services:
The first weekend in December each year, all children are
treated to a free weekend of activities and prizes, visits with
Santa, and warmly greeted and treated by many of the local
businesses and merchants.
Coleman Professional Services
Staff Members:
Tammie Colón , Chief
Officer for Allen,
Auglaize and Hardin Counties; Nelson Burns, president and CEO
Mission Statement:
Coleman Professional Services’ mission is to Foster Recovery,
Build Independence and Change Destinies of people who
experience mental illness and/or addiction disorders.
Services:
Diagnostic Assessment, Individual and Group Counseling
for both Mental Health and Alcohol or Drug Addictions, Case
Management and Psychiatry.
720 Armstrong St. | St. Marys, OH 45885
419-300-7630
Regional Crisis Center
419-228-4673 | 797 S. Main St. | Lima, OH 45804
coleman-professional.com
Elaine Poppe - Chairman
1100 W. Auglaize St. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-738-8301
Council on Rural Services
Mission Statement:
The Council on Rural Services, a private, non-profit organization,
provides comprehensive education and support services to
individuals and families. Our dedicated and knowledgeable
staff builds partnerships with people of all ages, and inspires
them to seek new opportunities which increase their potential
for growth.
Services:
Part day/part year preschool Head Start education program both center based and home based. Full year Early Head Start
infant and toddler - home base education program.
Branch Location:
Kids Learning Place is the local provider for Head Start and Early
Head Start in Auglaize County which provides early education for
children at no cost for eligible families.
1045 Dearbaugh Ave. St. 4 | Wapakoneta, OH 45895 |
419-739-9360
1659 Celina Rd. | St. Marys, OH 45885 | 419-394-6155
kidslearningplace.org
Proud to
support the
community.
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Community Health Professionals
Who We Are:
Governed by three boards of trustees representing the nonprofit
corporations that comprise Community Health Professionals:
VNA Comprehensive Services, Inc., Private Duty Services, Inc.
and Community Health Professionals, Inc. Staffed by 7 full time/
part time staff; 30 part-time/PRN (as needed) health aides and
five volunteers.
Mission Statement:
To provide comprehensive, compassionate, communitybased home health and hospice care services that promote
independence, dignity and safety.
Services:
Home health and hospice services to Auglaize and surrounding
counties: Visiting nurses - skilled home health care; in home
hospice; private duty - nonmedical assistance; in-home
therapy; inpatient hospice; adult day services.
Cridersville Historical Society
The Cridersville Historical Society was established to preserve
the local heritage of the Cridersville area and promote public
interest in history.
The Cridersville Historical Society operates two excellent
local history museums. The 1836 Daniel Bowsher Log House
is located at 507 E. Main Street. It is open the first and third
Sunday, May through October. The Cridersville Historical
Museum is housed in an 1880 United Brethern Church and is
open the first and third Sunday of every month from 1 p.m.
until 5 p.m.
111 W. Sugar St. | P.O. Box 2444
Cridersville, OH 45806
419-645-5965
facebook.com/CridersvilleHistoricalSociety
Downtown Wapakoneta
Board of Directors:
Mission Statement:
Services:
Sheila Wheeler, RN - Wapakoneta Office Supervisor
803 Brewfield Dr. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-738-7430
info@comhealthpro.org | comhealthpro.org
Landa Tomlinson, Sandy Davis, Judie Presar, Donna Parsons,
Carolyn Schneider, Chris Burton, Barbara DeNisco, Randy
Fisher, Dianne Knipp, Chris Niekamp, Kris Ruppert, and Sue
Siesel
Mission Statement:
To encourage, enhance, and promote a viable, social and
economic downtown district.
Programming:
Annual meeting of published goals, Children’s Hometown
Holiday, facade improvements, decorative street level and
second story art, Farmer’s Market Sponsor and holiday
decorations
P.O. Box 1604 | 30 E. Auglaize St.
419-738-6807 | 877-258-9335
downtownwapakoneta.com
For more visitor information visit www.SeeMore.org
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Area Places of Worship
Buckland
Buckland United Church
213 N. Main St.
Buckland, OH 45819
419-657-2597
Cridersville
Cridersville Church of the Nazarene
500 S. Dixie Hwy.
419-645-4680
faithstreet.com/church/cridersvillechurch-of-the-nazarene-cridersville-OH
Cridersville Independent Baptist
125 E. Main St.
419-645-5231
Cridersville United Methodist Church
105 Shawnee Rd.
419-645-4421 — 419-645-5240 fax
cridersvilleumc.org
419-738-6547
trinity-moulton.com
419-394-7276
ccstmarys.com
New Bremen
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter Day Saints
925 Glenbrook Dr.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-8185
Faith Alliance
(Christian Missionary & Alliance)
6670 Knoxville Ave.
419-629-3688
Holy Redeemer Catholic Church
120 South Eastmoor Dr. P.O.Box 67
419-629-2543
holyredeemercatholicchurch.org
St. Paul United Church Of Christ
119 North Franklin St. P.O. Box 6
419-629-2502
stpaulnb.org
St. Peters Church
307 North Franklin
419-629-2175
First Church of God
500 Defiance St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-7198
First Church of the Nazarene
390 Indiana Avenue
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-4833
Grace United Methodist Church
237 N. Pine St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-3615
graceunitedmc.com
New Knoxville
Hillsdale United Brethren Church
1001 Holly St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-8514
Calvary Chapel Baptist Church
71 N. Hamilton St.
Minster, OH 45865
419-628-3717 — 419-628-3457 fax
info@calvarychapelbaptist.org
calvarychapelbaptistchurch.org
First Church of New Knoxville
PO Box 339
New Knoxville, OH 45871
419-753-2446
firstchurchnk.org
Holy Rosary Catholic Church
511 E. Spring St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-5050
holyrosarychurch.us
St. Augustine Catholic Church
48 N Hanover St.
Minster, OH 45865
419-628-2614 — 419-628-1078 fax
staugie.com
New Knoxville United Methodist
Church
109 South Main Street
New Knoxville, Ohio 45871
419-753-2427
newknoxvilleumc.org
Living Hope Assembly of God
1130 Indiana Ave.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-5711
livinghopeaog.com
Minster
St. Joseph Catholic Church (Egypt)
02441 SR 364
Egypt, OH 45865
419-628-2614 — 419-628-295 (fax)
staugie.com
St. Marys
Moulton
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
06959 Glynwood Rd.
Saint Marys, OH 45885
419-738-6308
Trinity Lutheran Church
14127 Moulton-New Knoxville Rd.
Moulton, OH 45895
Calvary Christian Fellowship
302 W. High St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
New Community Church
1025 Greenville Rd.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-8111
newcommunitychurchstm.com
Shekinah Temple
519 Greenville Rd.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-300-8337
shekinahtemple.net
2016
Area Places of Worship
St. Marys First Presbyterian
1025 Greenville Rd.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-5059
St. Paul’s United Church of Christ
201 N. Perry St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-3811
stpaulsuccsm.com
Walnut Grove United Methodist Church
17519 Co. Rd. 66A
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-3187
westohioumc.org
Wayne Street United Methodist Church
130 N. Wayne St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-3615
waynestreetumc.org
Zion Lutheran Church
210 N. Wayne St.
St. Marys, OH 45885
419-394-3115
zionstmarys.org
Uniopolis
Uniopolis United Methodist Church
PO BOX 155
139 S Main St.
Uniopolis, OH 45888
419-738-7183
Wapakoneta
Bible Baptist Church
3 W. Auglaize St.
419-738-9265
Church of Christ of Auglaize County
15257 Blank Pike Rd.
419-738-8460
churchofchrist-auglaizecounty.net
Church of the Nazarene
401 Court St.
419-738-9070
Christian Victory Tabernacle
209 Williams St.
419-738-7352
Evening Light Tabernacle
18958 Town Line Rd.
419-221-2258
First English Lutheran Church
107 W. Mechanic St.
419-738-3911
myfelc.org
First United Methodist Church of
Wapakoneta
504 Glynwood Rd.
419-738-8168
userpages.bright.net/~fumc/
Harvest Baptist Church
1301 Navajo Trail
419-739-3980
harvestbapt.com
Mount Tabor United Methodist
21611 Gutman Rd.
937-596-5852
mounttaborumc.com
Plum Street Bible Church
618 W. Plum St.
419-738-3172
St. John‘s Catholic Church
11319 Van Buren St.
419-738-6043
St. John’s Lutheran Church
15321 Pusheta Rd.
419-738-6746
St. Joseph Catholic Church
309 Perry St.
419-738-2115
stjoewapak.org
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
302 E. Pearl St.
419-738-3122
stmarkswapak.org
St. Paul United Church of Christ
101 Perry St.
419-738-2215
stpaulucc.com
Salem United Methodist
505 Bellefontaine St.
419-738-3449
Victory Center of God
13488 Cemetery Rd.
419-738-2596
Wapakoneta Baptist Church
815 Ashland Ave.
419-738-8525
Wapakoneta Community
Worship Center
14871 Fox Ranch Rd.
419-738-3112
wapakag.com
Waynesfield
Waynesfield Baptist Church
512 N. Westminster St. P.O. Box 83
Waynesfield, OH 45895
419-568-5911
Waynesfield United Methodist Church
117 Guthrie St.
Waynesfield, OH 45895
419-568-2291
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2016
Emergency Contacts
Wapakoneta
103 Willipie St., Wapakoneta, OH
419-738-2014 (non-emergency number)
Fire Departments
Buckland
105 N. Main St., Buckland, OH
Wayne Township
212 N. Westminster St., Waynesfield, OH
Cridersville
100 E. Main St., Cridersville, OH
Minster-Jackson Township
61 S. Jefferson St., Minster, OH
New Bremen-German Township
214 N. Washington St., New Bremen, OH
New Knoxville-Washington Township
P.O. Box 267, New Knoxville, OH
St. Johns
13860 Walnut St., St. Johns, OH 45884
St. Marys
222 Indiana Ave., St. Marys, OH
St. Marys Township
12920 Plattner Pike, St. Marys, OH
Uniopolis
140 Waynesfield Pike, Wapakoneta, OH
Hospitals
Joint Township District Memorial Hospital
200 St. Clair Ave., St. Marys, OH
419-394-3335
grandlakehealth.org
Lima Memorial
1001 Bellefontaine Ave., Lima, OH
419-228-3335
limamemorial.org
Mercer County Community Hospital
800 W. Main St., Coldwater, OH
419-678-2341
mercer-health.com
St. Rita’s Medical Center
730 W. Market St., Lima, OH
419-227-3361
ehealthconnection.com/regions/mercy_st_ritas
Wilson Memorial
915 W. Michigan St., Sidney, OH
937-498-2311
wilsonhospital.com
2016
Emergency Contacts
New Knoxville
101 S. Main St., New Knoxville, OH
Law Enforcement
Auglaize County Sheriff’s Department
1051 Dearbaugh Ave., Wapakoneta, OH
Ohio State Highway Patrol Wapakoneta Post
15472 Wapak-Fisher Road, Rt. 5, Wapakoneta, OH
Buckland
105 N. Main St., Buckland, OH
St. Marys
222 Indiana Ave., St. Marys, OH
Wapakoneta
701 Parlette Ct., Wapakoneta, OH
Waynesfield
104 Perry St., Waynesfield, OH
419-568-9080 (non-emergency number
Cridersville
110 W. Main St., Cridersville, Oh 45806
419-645-4111(non-emergency number)
Other
Auglaize County Dog Warden
Russ Bailey
419-302-8303
Minster
126 W. Fourth St., Minster, Ohio
New Bremen
214 N. Washington St., New Bremen, OH
Poison Control
1-800-222-1222
For emergencies, dial 911
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2016
Equestrian Therapy Program
Staff:
Family Life Center of Auglaize Co.
Board Members:
Kevin Sandler, Crystal
Myers,Timothy Dicke
Michele Sabol, Executive Director; Errin
Dohm, instructor; Cindy Farrarr, office staff;
and Emily Smith, Fassett Farm Manger
Dove, Candice
Dicke, Angie
Mission Statement:
Mission Statement:
The Equestrian Therapy Program is a 501(c)3 charitable
corporation organized to improve the quality of life for the
disabled by providing equine facilitated activities and therapies
in Lima and the surrounding ten county area in Northwest Ohio
Services:
Therapeutic riding for people of all ages who have a disability
either physical or mental.
The mission of the Family Life Center of Auglaize County is
to be a Christ centered care center that provides counseling,
guidance, education and referrals to all women, men, teens
and parents who experience unplanned/or crisis pregnancies.
Services:
Free Pregnancy Tests, Pregnancy Verification, Options
Counseling, Limited Ultrasound, Earn to Lean Parenting Classes,
Earn to Learn Online, Baby Boutique, Life Skills Classes
22532 Bowsher Rd. | Cridersville, OH 45806
419-657-2700 | 419-657-2887 (fax)
etpfarm.org
familylife_ac@yahoo.com | flcac.com
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio
God’s Storehouse
104 W. Spring St., St. Marys, OH 45885
419-300-9756 | 330-230-6127 (fax)
Board Officers:
Mission Statement:
Mission Statement:
Services:
Jody Wainscott, Ellen Lobst, Ann Hartman,
Kimber Fender, Victoria Nilles.
To provide not only food, but clothing and home needs for local
individuals in need.
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage,
confidence and character, who make the world a better place.
Services:
Girl Scouts of Western Ohio provides girls with leadership
experience, resources and program opportunities
Lima Girl Scout Center
1870 W. Robb Ave. | Lima, OH 45805
419-225-4085 | 800-962-7753
419-229-7570 (fax)
girlscoutsofwesternohio.org
Operate a food pantry and clothes closet. Referred clients
shop off the grocery shelves weekly. The clothing/household
goods area is open to the public, with 100 percent of sales
used to purchase groceries (including hygiene/health products
and laundry/cleaning supplies). Clothing and household items
are also provided. Assistance is available for anyone who is in
genuine need. Staffed entirely by volunteers.
Carol Berg - Chairperson
P.O. Box 72 | 107 W. Pearl St. | Wapakoneta, OH 45885
419-738-7456
SERVICES: • Goal Setting Assistance • Job/Employment
Assistance • Housing Assistance • Basic Life Skills
SUNDAY MEAL - 5 O’clock at the ROC
128 South Spruce St. • St. Marys, OH
419-300-5227
www.TheRocResourceCenter.com
Hours: Monday - Friday 10am-2pm • Anytime by Appt.
Free Community Meal - Soup & Sandwich - Every Sunday Night
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm - Everyone Welcome!
6:00 pm - Praise. Prayer. Share.
Working In The Community For The Community
ASSIST in utilizing available resources for temporary relief while striving for future success
ENCOURAGE financial self-sufficiency through employment development and financial coaching
GATHER together to promote healing and celebrate hope
BUILD Christian communities working together for the benefit of all people
2016
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Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley
Heritage Trails Park District
Park Commissioners:
David Stilwell, Greg Myers and James Heinrich
Mission Statement:
To create and preserve park land for the
propose of conservation, leisure and education
for all to enjoy and appreciate
Board Officers:
Volunteer board of trustee, staff of 1,200 employes in
23 counties
Services:
Vision Statement:
Our vision is to make it possible for all people to live, learn,
work and play with full includion in the life of the community.
Mission Statement:
At Goodwill Easter Seals Miami Valley, our mission is to
empower people with disabilities and other disadvantages to
achieve independence and improve their quality of life
Services:
Developmental disability services, vision services, employment
programs, senior and youth programs.
Contact person: Melissa Fowler
1240 Bellefontaine St. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
660 S. Main St. Dayton, Ohio 45402 | 419-738-5701
gesmv.org
Parks include Lock 14 Park, Deep Cut Park, Dr. Elizabeth Yahl
Kuffner Nature Preserve and Miami and Erie Canal Towpath Trail.
Preserve land and develop natural areas and trails in Auglaize
County for parks, education, recreation, and wildlife habitat.
Provide outdoor education and recreation programs for people of
all ages.
Events:
Cabin Fever 5K hikes January-April along the Miami Erie Canal
Path, Gardener’s Swap and Share, Build a Park, Canoe Float and
Walk with Nature.
Terry McDonald, administrative assistant
30 E. Auglaize St./P.O. Box 53
Wapapkoneta, OH 45895
781-816-PARK
info@htparks.org | www.htparks.org
YWCA Childcare Resource & Referral
Mission Statement:
The mission of YWCA Child Care Resource & Referral is to help
early care and education programs achieve higher quality; and
to educate parents and the community on the importance of
high quality care that serves the diverse needs of each family.
Services:
Help families to select the best options for their child care
needs. Can help locate care for your family. Connect those
wishing to provide childcare to the available resources and
families in need of childcare For someone already providing
care, have resource materials available and could have
referrals waiting for you. Community outreach provided
by conducting workshops for the community, conducting
parenting workshops, informing the community of local and
state childcare issues and serving as advocates for families
and children. YWCA Child Care Resource & Referral looks for
every opportunity to educate the community about child care
and issues related to families and children.
Lima Region
616 S. Collett St., Suite 102 | Lima, OH 45805
419-225-5465 | 1-800-992-2916
419-225-5313 (fax)
ywchildcareconnections.org
When you see our ORANGE trucks - THINK GREEN!
American Cancer Association
of Auglaize County
419-739-4900
www.gawintzer.com
The Sustainable Solution For Used Cooking Oil.
Mercy Unlimited
Auglaize County
Non-profits work best when
everyone pitches in.
Visiting Nurses
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Lake Improvement Association
Board of Directors:
Tim
Lovett,
Mark
Piening, Ted and Diana
Bertke, Eric Morris,
Dave Eyink, Jeff Vossler,
Tom Rampe, Stan Wilker,
Brian Morris, Nick Rentz
and Seth Brigham.
Mission Statement:
The purpose of the Lake Improvement Association is to promote
closer fellowship and cooperation among farmers, landing
owners and park operators; to advance the general improvement
of the lake, its shores, channels, creeks, landings, parks and
land in order to promote good health, soil stability, and clean,
wholesome recreation for the public and private use of the area
adjacent to the shores of the Grand Lake St. Marys, located in
Mercer and Auglaize counties in the State of Ohio.
Mark Piening
419-305-2507
P.O. Box 118 | Montezuma, Ohio 45866
lakeimprovement.com
Wapakoneta Family YMCA
Board of Trustees:
Michael Zwez, Michael
Burton, Ron Gasior, Dr.
Dan Harpster, Aaron Holtz,
Mark Jarvis, Rex Katterheinrich, Chad Metzger, Mary Ruck,
Ed Shroyer, Beth Steiner, Deb Zwez, Jeff Dorner, Julie
Miars-Golden, Alan Davis, Bob Askins, Aaron Kiefer, Dave
Sudoff, Dennis Faller, Rev. Becky Sunday
Mission Statement:
To put Christian principles into practice through programs
that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
Services:
Christian Emphasis programming, fitness classes, youth
sports, adult sports, gymnastics, swim team, swim lessons,
personal training, birthday parties, child care, summer day
camp, rentals, wellness center, St. Rita’s Therapy, full court
gymnasium, hot tub and two aerobics studios.
Josh Little - Executive Director
1100 Defiance St.
419-739-9622 | 419-739-9623 (fax)
wapakymca.org
2016
Lock One Community Arts
Board of Directors:
Connie Schafer, Scott Mueller, Phyllis Baumer, Don and Jan
Gagel, Keith May, Kaye Wint, Barb Topp, Steve Ratermann and
Laura Brandewie.
Mission Statement:
The mission of Lock One Community Arts is to educate, inspire,
entertain, and culturally enrich the people of West Central Ohio
by providing quality and affordable access to a wide range of
performing arts.
Services:
Provide a theater experience for several local schools. Bring
in a professional theater production and invite the appropriate
age levels to attend a performance at no cost to the students.
Provide workshops for high school choirs. Invite local high
school students to attend performances at no cost to them
when there are seats available. Give local drama club members
the opportunity to meet with casts when appropriate. Look for
ways to interest and support young people in the area of the
performing arts.
Beverly Poppe - Executive Director
P.O. Box 21 | New Bremen, OH 45869
419-629-2241
lockone.org
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Radio Controlled Cars - Boats - Planes
Parts & Accessories - Trains - Plastic Models - Rockets
Slot Cars - Laser Engraved Plaques - Brass Plates
Photo Renewal
We have your “know before you fly” info!
123 W. Auglaize St. • Wapakoneta
419-738-2007 • www.dadstoyshop.com
2016
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Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation
Mental Health and Recovery Services
Board Officers:
Service Area:
John D. Johnson (President), Alan Davis (Vice President)
and Courtney W. Burton (Secretary/Treasurer).
Trustees:
Sandra L. Brading, Courtney W. Burton, Alan Davis, Sandra K.
Huffman, Mark Jarvis, John D. Johnson, Rex Katterheinrich,
Jay T. Koenig, Chad Metzger, Lonnie Pedersen, Philip E.
Schlenker, Henry D. Stroh, Denise Wintzer
Mission Statement:
The Wapakoneta Area Community Foundation’s mission
is to improve the quality of life in the Wapakoneta Area
through organized philanthropy.
Services:
Provides leadership and acts as a catalyst in identifying and
addressing evolving community needs, distribute grants
for charitable purposes in the areas of health, economic
development, basic human needs, education, cultural
activities, environment and community services.
Allen, Auglaize and Hardin Counties
Board Members:
Jim Bronder, Amy Ruppert, Ed
Hoffmeyer, Roger Phillips, Tracy
Wright, Adam Holbrook, Julia
Nunez, Mary Eyink, Rick Skilliter,
Arlett Pollock-Evans and Heather
Meyer
Mission Statement:
To reach out and provide vital prevention and treatment services
to any resident
Services:
The Mental Health and Recovery Services Board is a local
government entity that funds mental health and substance
abuse services through local agencies such as Family Resource
Center and Coleman Behavioral Health.
Michael Schoenhofer - Associate Director
Executive Director
529 S. Elizabeth St. | Lima, OH 45804
419-222-5120 | 419-222-0860 (fax)
wecarepeople.org
Larry Tester - Executive Director
P.O. Box 1957 | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-739-9223 | 419-738-9220 (fax)
wapakacf.org
Mercy Unlimited
Board Officers:
Larry James, Jim Hearn, Michael Brady, Jenny
Harpster, John Yinger and Dawn Rankin.
Mission Statement:
To reflect the love of Christ by ministering unit
those who are hungry, thirsty, homeless, in need
of clothing, sick, and or imprisoned.
Services:
Choice food pantry, monthly senior food boxes,
weekly backpacks, health and hygienic, diapers,
clothing assistant, Bible studies, transportation
assistance, veterans aid, jail ministry, prescription
assistance, homeless assistance.
Tammy Brown - Executive Director
38 E. Auglaize St. | P.O. Box 71 | Wapakoneta, OH 45895 | 419-738-3161
mercyunlimited.org | facebook.com/pages/Mercy-Unlimited
AUGLAIZE ACRES
SKILLED NURSING FACILITY
• Short Term
Rehabilitation Services
Don't forget about our Respite Care
services, helping caregivers take a break
yet know that their loved ones are in
good hands. For pricing, availability and
other enquiries, contact Matt Thuman.
• Specialized Dementia Care
13093 Infirmary Rd • Wapakoneta
www.auglaizecounty.org
We can help.
We are...
Neighbors Caring for Neighbors
419-738-3816
• 24 Hour
Skilled Nursing Care
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Miami-Erie Canal Corridor Association
Mission Statement:
The Miami and Erie Canal Corridor Association (MECCA) works
to preserve, enhance and promote the Miami and Erie Canal
Corridor as a viable resource to advance the cultural, historical,
educational, natural, commercial, and recreational opportunities
that exist along the corridor
Services:
Supports the planning and development of historic and
recreational resources in the Miami Erie Canal Heritage Corridor,
serves as administrator for the Miami and Erie Canal Scenic
Byway, provides canal history interpretation and education.
L. Neal Brady - Executive Director
419-733-6451
meccadirector@nktelco.net
meccainc.org
Minster Historical Society
Mission Statement:
The Historical Society is here to promote, preserve and educate
through the museum, brochures and special pograms.
Services:
Genealogy room with funeral card file collection of more
than 20,000 names. Minster newspapers from 1899 through
present day.
Hours:
Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sundays from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
and groups by appointment.
Mary Oldiges - President
112 W. Fourth St. | Minster, OH 45865 | P.O. Box 51
419-628-4600
minsterhistoricalsociety.com
Resource and Opportunity Center
Mission Statement:
A faith-based center guiding individuals and families to resources
for enhancing life skills, while working alongside them to establish a
solid plan of action so they ay ultimately be in partnership with God
to lead successful lives.
Vision:
Assist in utilizing available resources for temporary relief while
striving for future independence. Encourage financial self-sufficiency
through employment development and financial coaching. Gather
together to promote healing and celebrate hope. Build Christian
communities working together for the benefit of all people.
Services:
Goal setting assistance, job/employment assistance, housing
assistance, basic life skills. Provides a Sunday meal at 5 p.m. at The
Roc: a free community meal of soup and sandwich every Sunday
night from 5-6 p.m. Everyone is welcome!
Resource and Opportunity Center Inc.
128 S. Spruce St. | St. Marys, OH 45885
419-300-5277
www.The RocResourceCenter.com
2016
Impact Food Pantry
Mission Statement:
We believe this organzation
will make an “impact” in the
community.
Services:
The newest outreach program of Mount Tabor United Methodist
Church. Named “Impact” because belief is that an impact can be
made on the community. Impact distributes three days worth of
food to each family at no cost, one time per month.
Membership to Mount Tabor United Methodist Church is not
necessary. Please bring photo ID with you.
Events:
Contact Pastor Rodney at 419-296-3524 for updated dates and
hours of the food pantry.
Rodney Ritchie - Pastor
21611 Gutman Rd. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-296-3524
2016
New Bremen Foundation
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New Bremen Historic Association
Board of Directors:
Dianne Komminsk, Jason This, Ruth Ann Schwieterman, John
Gilberg, Jim Dicke II and Jim Dicke III Staff: Anna Koenig,
Development Officer
Mission Statement:
The mission of the New Bremen Foundation is to enhance the
New Bremen community in areas of education, health, faith,
history, culture, and quality of life by establishing permanent
endowments through planned giving and leadership.
Services:
Foundation exists to make charitable giving more efficient by
investing in a permanent endowment to better the community
and enhance the quality of life of its citizens. It is a regional
community foundation committed to donor intent and is a center
for professional advisors and their philanthropic clients. The
New Bremen Foundation evaluates and addresses community
needs through community programs and charitable grants.
Board of Directors:
Board of Directors:Dave Maurer, president; and Larry Dicke,
Dennis Wm. Dicke, Max Fledderjohann, Mary Moeller, Diane
Paul, Carl Roediger and Larry Tangeman.
Mission Statement:
To preserve, interpret and share the history of New Bremen,
Lock Two and German Township and surrounding area.
Services:
The NBHA established The Luelleman House Museum, one of
the oldest buildings in New Bremen, and is listed on the Register
of Historic Places as well as the Pape House. The NBHA also
established the Miami & Erie Visitor Center also known as the
Lockkeepers House in downtown New Bremen. The NBHA also
publishes the quarterly historic magazine “The Towpath.”
Brad Smith - Director
P.O. Box 97 | New Bremen, OH 45869
419-629-9260
newbremenfoundation.org
Dave Maurer, board president
102 N. Main St. | New Bremen, OH 45869
419-629-1903
newbremenhistory.org
New Knoxville Historical Society
Northwest Ohio Conductive Education
Board Members:
Janean Oberlander, Allen
Schroer, Diane Fledderjohann,
Edythe
Henschen, Kirk
Stienecker, Ali Carpenter,
Robert Feldwisch, Billy
Henschen, Michael Neuman
and Myron Fledderjohann
Mission Statement:
Preserve the Past and Present Heritage of the New Knoxville
Community and the surrounding area.
Services:
The Heritage Center serves as a hands-on place for family
genealogy searches. It houses a large file of funeral obituaries,
family pictures, past business memorabilia and farm procedures
and ownership. Trustees may be contacted to explain the farm
procedures, tell about past farm families and businesses and
help with family tree searches. The Heritage Center is open the
last Sunday of the month, May through October.
107 E. German St. | P.O. Box 372
New Knoxville, OH 45871
nktelco.net/historicalsociety
Mission Statement:
To provide services for children with neuro-motor disorders
Services:
Conductive Education is a holistic approach to develop
spontaneous and innovative problem solving skills in people
with physical disabilities to assist their maximum integration
into society. It is a unique system of teaching and learning
for children with motor disorders such as cerebral palsy and
spina bifida. The program offers conductive education therapy,
speech, physical and occupational therapy.
Stephen and Darla Gossard
19670 Graham Rd. | Cridersville, OH 45806
419-568-6412
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Partnership for Violence Free Families
2016
Riverside Art Center
Board of Directors:
Holly Koza, board chair; and Gerry Burton, Emily Wrencher,
Autumn Browning, Peggy Adams, Cheryl Feathers, Colleen
Limerick, Christine Jones, Shirley evans and Sacie Nichols
Mission Statement:
Supporting safer and healthier communities through awareness,
education and prevention.
Services:
ACT/Raising Safe Kids Parenting Program, Mental Health First
Aid, Community support Groups, Child Abuse Prevention, PAX
At Home Parent Program, Olweus Bullying Prevention Program,
iSafe Dates Teen Dating Violence Prevention Program, Lifelines
Suicide Prevention Program, Stacked Deck Problem Gambling
Prevention Program, Refuse, Remove and Reasons Drug and
Alcohol Prevention Pgram, Domestic Violence Prevention, Elder
Abuse Prevention, and County Suicide Prevention Coalitions.
Donna Dickman - Executive Director
309 W. High St., Lima, OH 45801
419-549-8530 | 419-549-8531
pvff.org
SAFY - Specialized Alternatives
for Families and Youth
Staff:
Jerry Sommerville, president;
Cindy Staples, vice president;
Janice Belgiovane, secretary; Jerry
Knoch, treasurer
Mission Statement:
To promote the arts in Auglaize County
Services:
We offer classes and workshops for adults and children from
beginner to accomplished artists; summer art camps for kids;
various exhibits are always free and open to the public; a gift
shop with handmade creations by very talented local artists;
poetry readings, wine and beer tastings
P.O. Box 37 | 3 W. Auglaize St. | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-738-2352
riversideartcenter.org
St. Augustine-St. Joseph Mission
Board of Directors:
Sandra Chester, Carter
Papke, Cody Bateman,
Dinah Anderson, Sue Porter,
Crystal Collins-Camargo,
Quan Cory, Ben Brooks and
Don Layton, State Director
Tonya Brooks-Thomas
Mission Statement:
Fostering an environment that positively impacts the lives of
youth and their families ... whether they are with us for an hour
or a lifetime.
Services:
Therapeutic/Treatment Foster Care, Adoption, Mental Health,
Positive Transitions — In Home Services, Juvenile Offender,
Respite Care, Juvenile Justice Independent Living, Developmental
Disabilities, Special Medical Services, Teen Parent, Aftercare
SAFY of America
419-695-8010 | 419-695-0004 (fax)
800-532-7239
safy.org
Mission Statement:
The objective of the Mission Commission is to reach out to our
community through volunteers who have been faithful to God’s
calling to look past themselves in sharing of their time and
resources with those who need it most.
Through generous donations from our parishioners, the Mission
Commission is able to assist many people and organizations
through various programs. Services:
Annual garage sale, Sidney soup kitchen, soup and bread
luncheon, spring house cleaning, Easter program, bingo at
Heritage Manor Nursing Home, religious education program,
rosaries, military, Thanksgiving food drive, Christmas baskets,
St. Augustine & St. Joseph Ministries
48 North Hanover St. , Minster, OH 45865
419-628-2614
staugie.com
2016
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St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce
St. Marys Community Foundation
Board Members:
Board Officers:
OFFICERS Jeff Squire, Trisha Barnes and Kevin Schmidt; board
members Art Swain, Phil Schumann, Muhammad Khokhar, Jon Sell,
Karen Larkin, Scott Limbert, Emily High, Kurt Meier, Marybeth Torsell,
Jessi Singledone, Denver Davis, Dan Hoseck, Kendra Ferrall, Keith
Wilson, Dr. Robert Spees and Becky Lauth.
STANDING TRUSTEES Susan Crotty and Greg Foxhoven
Mission Statement:
To enable each member to succeed in business and encourage the
development of the St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce
Services:
The St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce offers a wide variety of
benefits in the area of cost savings programs, marketing and networking.
Two of our cost savings programs are Worker’s Compensation Ratings
and Group Health Insurance. We also partner with local media outlets
to provide group ratings and discounted advertising. Another benefit of
chamber membership is te networking opportunities provided through
workshops, Business After Hours events, ribbon cuttings, Awards
Banquet and fund raisers. The St. Marys Chamber of Commerce strives
to help our members expand, connect, engage, contribute and save.
Abby Balster - Executive Director
419-300-4611 | 419-300-6202 (fax)
stmarysohio.org
St. Vincent de Paul
- Dayton District Council
Community Board:
Regis Lekan, James G. Tillar, Michael Stafford, John Hogseth,
Louis R. Lunne, Dwight Johnson, Timothy Bete, Anthony Ciani,
Thomas Franz, Matt Graybill, Steven hess, Eric Romer, Holley
Thompson, Bonnie Vitangeli and Hugh E. Wall III. Ex-Officio Bill
Loftus and David Bohardt, Executive Director.
Mission Statement:
Inspired by Gospel values, the members and staff of Dayton
District Council, through its Conferences and Special Works,
grow in spirituality by providing person-to-person emergency
assistance and supportive services to the poor, homeless, and
unemployed populations of our community, as well as to people
who need assistance during unexpected life crises.
Services:
Gateway shelters, transitional housing programs, permanent
supportive housing programs, safe haven, food pantry, St.
Vincent de Paul community stores, community furniture bank
and wood shop.
Administration Office
1133 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd. | Suite 308 | Dayton, OH 45417
937-222-7349 | 937-222-7944 (fax)
stvincentdayton.org
Calvin Caywood, Jeffrey Vossler, Robert (Buz) Howard Ed Pierce,
Mary Ann Sheaks, Diane Shaner, Kraig Noble, Doug Moran and
Kevin Glass.
Mission Statement:
The St. Marys Community Foundation is a philanthropic
organization whose mission is to enhance the quality of life
in the St. Marys community. The Foundation, founded in 1974,
is a charitable foundation created by and for the citizens of
the St. Marys area to receive gifts from individuals, families,
corporations, private foundations, and governmental agencies.
These gifts are carefully invested for maximum return and
growth, and the income from the endowment is used to make
grants for community projects.
Scope:
The scope of the Foundation includes every aspect of St. Marys
and the surrounding area’s vitality. The Foundation is aware
of the social needs of the community and serves to distribute
funds to help the community meet religious, scientific, literary,
educational, recreational, the arts and charitable goals. As a
donor to the Foundation, community members can also share
in the goal of making St. Marys a better place to live. The
Foundation also provides a way for a family’s name to live on
forever.
Michael Makley - Director
419-394-5693
SMCF@bright.net | thesmcf.org
State of the Heart Hospice
Board Members:
Mike Rieman, Albert Groth, Diane Swallow, Tracy Haines, Ilze
Koch, Cindy McCallister, Wendy Stukey, Randy Elam, Darby
Wehrley, Nancy Zechar, Jo Newman, Gail Dues.
Mission Statement:
The mission of State of the Heart Hospice is to serve our
communities by providing individualized, exceptional care
to patients and families experiencing a life-limiting illness,
enhancing their quality of life.
Services:
Provide medical, emotional and spiritual services to help
terminally ill patients and their families face the end of life with
dignity and comfort.
St. Augustine & St. Joseph Ministries
48 North Hanover St. , Minster, OH 45865
419-628-2614
staugie.com
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Southwestern Auglaize County
Chamber of Commerce
Board Members:
Doug Berning, John Paul Slonkosky, Sandy Thieman, Darla Kelch,
Becky Erb-Strang, Matt Bailey, Bryan Niemeyer, Tonia Gates.
Administrative assistant: Stephanie Burkard.
Mission Statement:
The mission of the Southwestern Auglaize County Chamber of
Commerce is to foster cooperation among the communities of
Minster, New Bremen, and New Knoxville – actively working to
strengthen and promote the growth of our businesses, support our
citizens through local activities, and enhance the quality of life in
each community.
Services:
Chamber workshops and lecture series. Business after hours and
networking opportunities, promotion of events through online
community calendar, marketing opportunities through online and
print mediums, bimonthly newsletter, chamber gift certificates, use
of bulk mail permit, printing and copying services, group health
insurance and workers compensation group rating.
Logan J. O’Neill - Executive Director
22 S. Water St. | New Bremen, OH 45869
419-629-0313
auglaize.org
Vantage Career Center ABLE
2016
United Way of Auglaize County
Board of Directors:
Kathy Mathews, Brian Schlosser, Nikki Stolzenburg, Mike
Dammeyer, Jon Wade, Gayle Masonbrink, Tammy Brown, Cassidy
Motter, Kecia Schmerge, Dave Voisard, Amber Turnmire, Cindy
Berning, Andy Schmitmeyer
Mission Statement:
To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community
to advance the common good.
Services:
The United Way of Auglaize County positively impacts our
community by focusing on the building blocks to a better
life: Education, Health, and Financial Stability. We are a local
organization serving local needs.
Randy Fisher, Executive Director
Jessi Dingledine, Finance Coord.
30 E. Auglaize St. | P.O. Box 18 | Wapakoneta, OH 45895
419-739-7717
auglaizeunitedway.org
Wapakoneta Area
Chamber of Commerce
Board Members:
Andy Walters, Brian Schlosser, Chad Dunlop, Greg Myers, Jason
Neumeier, Josh Little, Josh Schoolcraft, Judy DuBois, Kathy
Matthews, Ashley Blackburn, Debbie McElroy, Tyler Copeland,
Stefanie Holtz, Ali Khokhar, Cheryl McCullough, Heather Nolte,
Tom schlenker, Ethan Welch and Dan Zwiebel
Mission Statement:
Service Area:
Auglaize, Mercer and Van
Wert Counties
Mission Statement:
Develop, Improve, and expand opportunities for adults in their
roles as learners, family members, community members, and
workers.
Services:
The ABLE program is designed to assist any adults who wish
to strengthen their academic skills. Many adults attend ABLE
classes to refresh and improve their sills prior to entering
college, for employment — related training or to prepare for
the GED exam. ABLE classes are provided at convenient times
and locations throughout the Vantage Career Center service
area and are free of charge. Orientation for ABLE/GED classes
( required for all new students) will be provided during the first
week of each class session.
419-394-8100 | 800-686-3994
amable.oxonet.com
The Wapakoneta Area Chamber of Commerce is the voice of the
area business members. Through networking and partnerships
with love governments, organizations and agencies, te Chamber
strives to create an environment if business development
that embraces a diverse opportunity for programming and
engagement which promotes members and contributes to the
Wapakoneta economy and the community.
Services:
Engagement with business members * education for
compliance and growth * opportunity to serve our community *
connecting members to create new leads for new business * e
marketing on and access to our website directory
Events:
A complete list of Chamber events can be found on the
Chamber’s website.
Nannette Schneider - Executive Director
30 E. Auglaize St. | Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895
419-738-2911 * wapakoneta.com
Community Grants are our commitment to
operating globally and giving back locally.
We award grants to organizations of all
sizes in communities around the globe.
Globally, Walmart and the
Walmart Foundation gave
$1.4 billion in cash and
in-kind contributions
during fiscal year ending
Jan. 31, 2015. And, we
did it one grant and one
community at a time.
Your Celina and
Wapakoneta Walmarts
are proud to be part of
the community, proud to
support community-based
organizations, and proud
to employ many of your
friends and family.
Wapakoneta
1257 Bellefontaine Street • 419-738-0474
Celina
1950 Havemann Rd. • Ph: 419-586-6177
POPPE LAW OFFICE
www.thepoppelawoffice.com
Attorney John A. Poppe
If you would like to show your support by making a
donation to CHH, you may send a check to: Elaine
Poppe, Children’s Hometown Holiday,
1100 W. Auglaize St., Wapakoneta, OH 45895.
Thanks for your continuing support.

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