2010 AnnuAl RepoRt - Hudson Community Foundation

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Environmental
Preservation
2010 Annual Report
Chairman’s Letter
I am pleased to offer our Annual Report for 2010. It only
seems a short while ago that we were reporting on 2009.
Our pace of living seems to be accelerating. Just after we
dealt with the economic crisis of 2008, here we are again
facing another one. State finances are in dire straits and
the middle-east is in turmoil. It’s hard to keep up. Maybe it’s
time to slow down to reflect on how fortunate we are to
live in the United States and especially in Hudson.
Each of us
can make a
difference
Hudson
Community
Foundation
can help
Hudson Community Foundation has spent the last
year striving to educate Hudsonites about community
foundations and how they can help each of us make a
difference in our community. We have published several
shiny brochures, but sometimes we make it too hard to understand. It’s simple, really.
If a person or family is of a mind and means to want to contribute to the
betterment of our community by supporting those causes that make a
difference, we are ready to help. Whether it’s a donation to our Annual Fund Drive
or establishing a family charitable fund, we expedite the process by making it easy to
comply with all the IRS regulations and obtain the best possible tax deduction.
A family charitable fund, known as a “Donor Advised Fund,” allows donors to select the
charities they want to support. This fund can be started with as little as $10,000
in cash, stock, or property. The application forms make the process simpler
than opening a checking account; and, the funds can still be managed by the donor’s
financial advisor. While the Foundation’s grants focus on Hudson, a Donor Advised Fund
can make grants to any recognized charity in the United States, even those that do their
good works in other countries.
Some philosopher once said “a life is measured, not by what you get, but what you give.” If
you want to move from “success” to “significance,” we stand ready to assist.
If you desire more information, or have questions, please feel free to contact our friendly
staff at 330-655-3580. They will be glad to help.
Jim Hackney
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Pr e s i d e n t ’ s l e t t e r
I was delighted on hearing in January that the Board
elected me as volunteer President and CEO of Hudson
Community Foundation. I see this as a return to my
community foundation roots.
My first exposure to community foundations goes back
to 1986 when I became Chief Financial Officer of the
Cleveland Foundation. This gave me the opportunity of
a lifetime to draw on the heritage and experience of the
country’s first community foundation. Patterned after the
Cleveland model, HCF is now one of over 700 community
foundations around the country.
While at the Cleveland Foundation, we established one of the earlier Donor Advised
Fund programs in the country. Right from the beginning, I could sense that Donor Advised
Funds (DAFs as they are called), would cause a “sea change” in family philanthropy. With
an initial contribution of $10,000, individuals of even average means could now become
philanthropists. Until then family philanthropy was reserved to only the very wealthy.
Because of its simplicity, DAFs are now the most popular form of family philanthropy in
America and a favorite of HCF donors. In addition to DAFs, HCF offers a full range of
simple, smart and meaningful gifting options that allow donors to tailor
their involvement to meet their unique objectives.
Since our founding in 2000, Hudson residents have entrusted Hudson Community
Foundation with almost $8 million in contributions to their family foundations. During these
ten years, over $3 million in grants were made, including $700,000 in grant distributions to
charitable organizations in Hudson.
Hudson philanthropists have had and continue to have a great influence on the community
we know today. Now, draw a picture of Hudson in your mind and imagine the possibilities
of your family’s legacy in that picture.
My number-one focus as President is to make HCF’s promise of enabling simple, smart and
meaningful family philanthropy known to every family in Hudson.
Phil Tobin
H u d s o n ’ s H i s to ry o f P h i l a n t h r o p h y
Yesterday
The concept of philanthropy is first recorded about 2,500 years ago in ancient Greece
in the play Prometheus Bound. The author told as a myth how the primitive creatures
were created to be human at first but had no knowledge, skills or culture of any kind.
They lived in caves, in the dark, in constant fear for their lives. Prometheus, a Titan whose
name meant “forethought,” gave them two empowering, life-enhancing gifts: Fire which
symbolized knowledge, skills, technology, arts and science; and blind hope or optimism.
With fire, humans could be optimistic; with optimism, they could use fire constructively,
to improve the human condition.
David Hudson along with 45 friends and relatives arrived in Hudson on June 26, 1799.
He set out to build a model community and was quite successful as Hudson grew and
prospered for the first 8 decades. In the late 1800’s things took a turn for the worse
when the Western Reserve College left for Cleveland in 1882, a fire destroyed an entire
block of downtown in 1892 and Hudson’s only bank suddenly closed in 1904 causing
many residents to lose their life savings. In 1907, James W. Ellsworth returned to Hudson
after making a fortune in coal in order to restore his beloved Hudson to a model town.
Today
Around the year 2000, Tom and Joy Murdough stepped to the forefront to lead and
capitalize the downtown redevelopment project in order to create a Norman Rockwell
downtown district. The point is, Hudson is a spectacular community partially because of
the love, dedication and generous gifts of time, talent and treasure of some of Hudson’s
great citizens.
The Hudson Community Foundation started in 2000 with early leadership from Phil Tobin,
Bill Wooldredge and Den Rich. Hudson Community Foundation was established in order to
empower all Hudsonites to Enrich Hudson Forever by making the practice of philanthropy
simple, smart and meaningful. We thank each one of you for all that you have done and all
that you will continue to do in the future. We encourage you to partner with the Hudson
Community Foundation as you continue on your journey from success to significance.
The Hudson Community Foundation wants to assist you with your philanthropy by
working directly with you and your family to make giving both easy and effective, while
also helping you find joy in giving.
Donald Tharp
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community member profile:
M aggi e M c G rai n or
The Scholarship Made the Difference
Preserving
and
protecting our
community
At one of our at-home meetings with Hudson residents, Maggie McGrainor heard us talk
about scholarship funds and what they can mean to students realizing their educational
dreams. For some kids it is the difference between a college degree or none at all.
This aroused in her emotions about her father’s untimely death when she was in her
sophomore year at Indiana University of Pennsylvania. “I shared a special relationship
with my father,” says Maggie, “I was devastated with the loss.” Maggie had not given much
thought about how she would go forward with her education. After the funeral, the
Dean of her school stepped forward and offered a welcome and timely solution: an offer
of a $500 annual scholarship and a part-time job at the college library. For Maggie this
support made the difference and its true value has been with her all these years. Maggie’s
husband, Ron benefitted from a scholarship during his college years as well.
Maggie decided to establish a scholarship fund at Hudson Community Foundation as
a memorial to her husband, Ron. In 2006 she established the Ronald and Margaret
McGrainor Scholarship Fund at Hudson Community Foundation. Maggie specified
that annual scholarship grants be made in two ways: In Ron’s name, for scholarships in
engineering and in Maggie’s name, for scholarships in the arts.
HCF’s scholarship program is now approved by the Board of Education. The McGrainor
scholarships are administered by the Hudson Public Schools Endowment Fund (HPSEF).
Hudson Community Foundation coordinates these arrangements and grant funds to
Hudson city schools, which award the grants in the McGrainor family’s name.
“It’s our way of giving back to our community. Scholarships made a difference in our
lives. We hope that our efforts will make a meaningful difference in the lives of other
students,” says Maggie. “The Senior Awards Assembly in May is a special event for me and
my family. It’s a wonderful experience to hear and feel the appreciation of the kids.”
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Simple,
smart,
meaningful
giving
Enriching Hudson Forever
Founded in 2000, Hudson Community Foundation (HCF) is an independent public
charity whose mission is to enrich Hudson now and for generations to come. HCF
accomplishes this by enabling simple, smart and meaningful philanthropy as a way for
individuals and corporations to manage their charitable activities.
HCF promotes the needs of Hudson with a philanthropic focus on:
•Youth Education and Recreation
•Arts and Culture
•Hudson Social Services
•Historical and Environmental Preservation
Because HCF is a public charity, contributions qualify for the maximum tax benefits.
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Pr o u d to b e a m e r i ca n ;
p r o u d to b e i n h u d s o n
Financials
Fourth of July Fireworks
The theme for this year’s fireworks is Proud to be an American. Proud to be in Hudson.
This is fitting because the fireworks are not only a great American tradition, but also a
great Hudson tradition.
In these difficult economic times many communities across Northeast Ohio have been
forced to cancel long-running, city-funded, fireworks displays. HCF brought the fireworks
back to Hudson after an absence due to a lack of funding. Since returning to Hudson
four years ago the fireworks have been funded by donations and the outstanding support
of numerous organizations.
Providing excellent support were the City of Hudson safety and service departments
and the locally-owned American Fireworks Company. Additionally, Jo-Ann Stores, Inc.,
MGM Entertainment/Little Tikes, and Sagamore Soils opened their properties for viewing
the fireworks.
Lead community sponsors included The ForTec Companies, The Burton D. Morgan
Foundation, University Hospitals–Hudson Health Center, The Margaret Clark Morgan
Foundation, Heinen’s Fine Foods and FirstMerit Bank. Overall, 37 businesses and 333
residents donated $50,000 in 2010.
HCF has established a charitable fund with a goal to raise $500,000 for support of the
annual fireworks well into the future. Progress has been made toward this goal but it
remains a formidable challenge. HCF is proud to continue its leadership role organizing
the 2011 Independence Day Fireworks (scheduled for Saturday, July 2) and looks forward
to the continued support of the community.
Summary of Financial Position
Year Ending*Year Ending
Assets
Cash & Cash Equivalents
Investments
Fixed Assets
Leasehold Improvements
Total Assets
Liabilities & Net Assets
Liabilities
Net Assets
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
Summary of Activities
Revenues, Gains & Support
Contributions received
Investment Gain/Loss
Special Event revenue
Total Revenue, Gains & Support
Expenses & Distributions Grants
Fireworks Expenses
Administrative Expenses
Total Expenses & Distribution
Net Change
Net Assets, Beginning of Year
Net Assets, End of Year
12/31/10
442,386 3,209,805 2,780
130,363 3,785,334 12/31/09
249,310
3,653,980
148,446
4,051,737
- 3,785,334 3,785,334 4,051,737
4,051,737
2010
2009
534,381 368,951 45,229 948,561 567,759
543,443
42,527
1,153,729
1,002,574 30,911 181,479 1,214,964 287,792
29,788
126,272
443,852
(266,403)
4,051,737 3,785,334 *audit in process
709,877
3,341,860
4,051,737
Hudson Community Foundation
End of Year Fund Balances
$4,500,000
$4,000,000
$3,500,000
$2,500,000
$2,000,000
$1,500,000
$1,000,000
$500,000
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2001
2002
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
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2 0 1 0 Gra n t s
Important
work in our
community
What we
have
is special
During the ten years since HCF’s founding, over $3 million in grants were made,
including $700,000 in grant distributions to charitable organizations in the Hudson
community. Of the grants into Hudson, HCF’s Board distributed over $100,000
to charitable causes from its unrestricted funds and nearly $600,000 in grants as
recommended from individual donor advised funds, designated funds, scholarship funds
and field-of interest funds. In addition, over $2.3 million in grants were made over the
past ten years from individual donor funds to charitable causes around the country. In 2010, HCF granted $15,500 from its unrestricted resources to the following
charitable organizations:
Grantee
Baldwin House Renovations
Coalition for Children’s Mental Health
Hattie Larlham
Hudson City Schools Student Support Fund
Hudson Coalition of Habitat for Humanity
Hudson Community First
Hudson Job Search
Mental Health America of Summit County
Music of the Western Reserve
TOTAL Amount Granted
$2,000
$1,500
$1,000
$3,000
$1,000
$2,000
$2,000
$2,000
$1,000
$15,500
How to Apply for a Grant
If you are interested in a grant from the Hudson Community Foundation, follow the
instructions on our website at www.HudsonCommunityFoundation.org
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G i f t s to H u d s o n c o m m u n i t y
F o u n dat i o n i n 2 0 1 0
Arts and Culture Fund
Youth, Education & Recreation Fund
H. Richard and Norma Bucey
In Honor of James and Cathy Hackney
William and Jean Hudson
Kris and Ann Jaenicke
James and Dorothy Lang
John and Marianne Oberlin
Richard and Lee Piersol
Larry Santon
Richard Schneider
Anonymous
The Burton D. Morgan Foundation
Summit Insurance Agency Inc.
Randy and Georgena Austin
In Memory of Lester G. Hummel
James and Kimberly Barsella
Ann C. Briechle
Matthew and Abbigail Chandler
Joyce Clark
James and Jeannette Fulton
Michael and Carla Gasser
Edwin and Jane Gibson
John and Barbara Grell
Nadine Hurschman
Robert and Mary Lu Kagler
Riley and Barbara Lochridge
Randall and Margaret Ruggaard
Christopher and Vicki Soukup
Terry and Judith Swearingen
Richard and Marjean Tappenden
Richard and Lisa Thomas
In Memory of Leslie Baisch Thomas
George and Christine VanBuren
Craig and Meledi Waters
Gary and Jill Weber
Terry and Joy York
Historical and Environmental
Preservation Fund
Ann C. Briechle
John and Barbara Faulkner
Harvey and Elizabeth Hanna
Robert and Mary Lu Kagler
William and Sarina Kinney
The Moore Family
Donald and Betty Jean Munro
In Honor of the Malson Families
Joseph and Joanne Proscia
In Memory of Edith Hallman
John and Alison Quagliata
Gail Royster
James and Jill Stroud
Agnes Tercek
Alfred and Linda Wangenheim
Max Wendel
In Memory of Phyllis Wendel
Hudson Social Services Fund
Louis and Judith Diehl
Frederick and Penelope Frese
Ned and Lynn Kendall
John and Marcey Krum
In Honor of Marcey Krum
Michael and Stephanie McNally
In Memory of Rudolph and Stella Ramian
Donald and Betty Jean Munro
In Honor of the Malson Families
Zahran and Amna Musa
Robert and Louise Nelson
William and Blanche O’Brien
Herbert and Ruth Schneider
Priscilla Trudeau
Mary White
Enrich Hudson Forever Fund
BP Foundation, Inc.
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program
PNC Financial Services Group
John and Debra Altomare
Robert and Marcia Barnes
Archie and Lynn Beaton
Charles and Jean Binger
Joseph and Esther Campanella
George and Themis Clessuras
William and Gail Cordier
In Memory of Richard Sorensen
James Cowan
James and Elizabeth Dagley
Mark and Brenda Depew
Edward and Marion Devlin
Victor and Ruth DeWolfe
Steven DiMauro and Gina Esposito
Robert and Karen Douglass
Steven and Sarah Farnsworth
James and Cynthia Field
Jeffrey and JoAnn Fink
Jared and Vicki Florian
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William Ford
Michael Frank and Patricia Snyder
Mitchel and Simone Fromm
Paolo and Patricia Giorgi
Gerald and Karen Hajarian
Jerome and Sheila Hammar
Paul and Barbara Heinzerling
Jeffrey and Virginia Hicks
Patrick and Jean Holden
Craig and Sallie Hons
William and Phyllis Hopkins
Timothy and Patricia Howlett
Michael and Tina Hylant
George Janik
Eleanor Jaynes
David and Anne Jordan
Robert Kempe
James and Phyllis Knauf
Matthew Lerner and Virginia Tierney
David and Jan Leshner
Kevin and Suzanne Locke
Dale and Susan Lyons
John and Anne MacWherter
Conrad and Peggy Mamajek
Michael and Marietta Marquart
Drew and Shelley McCandless
John and Marcela McNeill
Keith and Susan Morris
Alfred and Vivian Norman
Steven and Leslie Nutt
Christopher and Ronda O’Keefe
Richard and Trudy Painting
James and Barbara Petruccio
Richard and Suzanne Potts
Sean and Ciaran Reilly
George and Leah Roth
Barbara Schuele
Kenneth Schwietz
John and Barbara Sharp
Charles and Patsy Simons
Sally Sinclair
James and Lucy Smetham
George and Nora Snider
Gary Stevens
James and Louise Sutphin
David and Nancy Swift
Mike and Edith Taylor
Jeffrey and Maureen Trattner
Shirley Veale
Charles and April Walton
In Memory of Dorothy A.Walton
Peter and Susan Wamelink
Dennis and Karen Wessel
Mary White
Michael and Amy White
Lenore Yash-Cusumano
Anonymous
Hudson Community Endowment Fund
Michael and Gail Dowell
John and Barbara Grell
Robert and Charlene Johnston
Donald and Leesa Kurdziel
Philip Lutz
Michael and Cynthia Miller
Richard and Margo Miller
Arthur and Dianne Smyth
Betty and Susie Spearman
Roger and Vivian Steel
Rollyn and Marie Storey
Hudson Community Foundation
Operating Fund*
James and Kimberly Barsella
Brian and Gina Bishop
James and Elizabeth Brennan
Dhreoma Burford
Joseph and Esther Campanella
Mayor William A. and Mrs. Deborah E. Currin
Bob and Lisa Drew
Jason and Gayle Fischbach
Drew and Nancy Forhan
David and Nancy Gowans
Anthony and Jan Gusich
James and Catherine Hackney
Stephen and Carole Hasbrouck
Yank Heisler
Robert and Martha Hills
Kenneth and Wendy Hilty
Keith and Kathleen Hoover
Douglas and Lynn Krapf
Robert Kromer
Kevin and Mary L’Hommedieu
Jack and Rebecca Lieske
Peter and Susanne Loal
Robert T. and Jill Bacon Madden
Lester and Rose Massey
In Memory of John R. Massey
William McLure
In Memory of Mary Ann McLure
Kent and Joan McMath
Raymond and Maureen Palmieri
Dennis and Mary Rich
Bill and Shelley Sedlacek
Donald and Shelly Tharp
Tom and Gail Tobin
Philip and Joan Tobin
Richard and Barbara Warfield
William and Johanna Wooldredge
David and Donna Zuro
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Baldwin House Fund
Hudson Community Foundation
Taste of Hudson
Stephen and Carole Hasbrouck
Eric and Kristina Roegner
Joseph and Katherine Rusnak
Destination Hudson Fund
Hudson Economic Development Corporation
Hudson Garden Club
Taste of Hudson
Fireworks Fund*
AA Sanitation
Augere Construction Company
Ault Chiropractic of Hudson
Bishop Financial Advisors
Broadleaf Partners, LLC
Carriage Insurance Agency, Inc.
City of Hudson
Dave’s Cosmic Subs
Downtown 140
Etactics Inc.
eWaste
Farinacci Pizza
FirstMerit Bank
The ForTec Companies
Grainger Matching Charitable Gifts Program
Great Clips of Hudson
Healthy Core Wellness & Rehab, Ltd.
Heinen’s Fine Foods
Hudson Kiwanis Foundation
Hudson Dermatology
Hudson Rotary Foundation Inc.
Jewelry Art
JoAnn Stores Inc.
KGK Gardening & Design Corporation
Lexco, Inc.
McDonald’s of Hudson, Stow & Munroe Falls
MGA Entertainment/The Little Tikes Co.
Mertes Pediatric Denistry Inc.
Microsoft Matching Charitable Gifts Program
The Burton D. Morgan Foundation
The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation
The Murdough Foundation
North End
Printer’s Devil, Inc.
The Progressive Insurance Foundation
Purple Feet Distributing
Robinson Lawn & Garden Center
Royster Realty, Inc.
Sagamore Soils
Strachan Casale, Inc.
Student Express
Summit Petroleum, Inc.
Sunny Day Body Works
Taste of Hudson
University Hospitals Hudson Health Center
US Foodservice
Wine Trends
John and Ellen Ackerman
Robert Albrecht
Mark and Lisa Allanson
David and Kathy Ashurst
Peter and Heidi Augustin
Michael and Debra Bacon
Patricia Beale
Archie and Lynn Beaton
Edward and Wendlyn Bedrosian
The Beegle Family
Norman and Barbara Benden
Michael and Kathy Berry
Kenneth and Laura Bierce
Jacob Bippus
William and Carol Bishop
Bichkhue and Nader Botros
Anthony and Carolyn Bouquot
Stephen Boyd and Shirley Lai Wan Ng
Albert Brizzi and Kristin Douglas
Matthew and Barbara Bulger
David and Nancy Burr
Joseph and Esther Campanella
Stanley and Faith Caniglia
David and Wendy Carbone
Kevin and Elizabeth Carey
Bryan Cargould
Jeffery and Patricia Cassell
Elizabeth Chapman
Michael and Mary Cheung
David and Teresa Churbock
Harry and Joan Ciccolini
Terry and Patricia Clemas
George and Themis Clessuras
Steve and Lisa Coates
Donald Conley
Steven and Terri Cremer
Mayor William A. and Mrs. Deborah E. Currin
Brian and Susan Curtiss
Kevin and Sharon Custer
Charles and Kristina Dahlhausen
Thomas Daloisio and Bernadette Kline
Mary Dawes-Tuttle
John and Cynthia Dearborn
Stanley and Angeline Debro
Paul and Rosemarie DeCapua
Mark and Brenda Depew
Paul and Victoria Depompei
Dwight and Barbara Dieckman
Warren Dix
Michael and Kay Doerrer
Wilbert and Carol Dorenkott
Richard and Nancy Dotson
Dorothea Douds
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Michael and Gail Dowell
Bob and Lisa Drew
Christine Driver
Edward and Mary Dye
J.R. and Carol Ellis
Patrick and Laura Eulberg
Edward and Mary Evans
Margie Ewing
Jody and Noreen Feldman
James and Cynthia Field
Scott and Jennifer Fisher
Peter and Molly Fleming
Michael Frank and Patricia Snyder
Lloyd Fraser
Joerg Freiberg and Gail Fraizer
Frederick and Penelope Frese
Stanley and Laura Friend
Klaus and Hildegard Fritsch
Charles and Monique Fuenning
James and Jeannette Fulton
Timothy and Margaret Galligan
Anthony and Mary Gallo
Gloria Gasser
Edwin and Jane Gibson
Gary and Barbara Gotch
Jeffrey and Angela Gotthardt
James and Allison Grant
James Gray and Julie Micheletti
James and Claire Griffin
Greg and Tricia Griffith
Fred and Helga Gross
Matthew and Rebecca Gurzenski
Gerald and Karen Hajarian
Jerome and Sheila Hammar
Harvey and Elizabeth Hanna
Ron and Rebecca Hartline
Kevin and Poonam Harvey
Douglas and Helen Hasbrouck
Daniel and Kristen Hatchett
William and Wendy Hauswirth
Mary Hearley
Mark and Suzanne Heckroth
Yank Heisler
Louis Held
Robert and Barbara Held
Patti Hester
Jeffrey and Virginia Hicks
Glennon Hill
Robert and Martha Hills
Kenneth and Wendy Hilty
David and Pacia Himes
Edward Hojnowski
Paul Hoogenboom and Carolyn Seymour
Helmut and Andrea Hornis
Russell and Heather House
Thomas and Megan Hruby
Nadine Hurschman
Lee and Paula Iken
Thomas and Lois James
John and Kathleen Janosik
Eleanor Jaynes
Eric and Melanie Johnson
Ron and Christine Johnson
David and Anne Jordan
Nicholas and Lori Joseph
Ward and Heather Judson
Mark and Jeannette Justice
Steven and Lorna Justice
John and Gayle Kadlec
Michael and Elaine Kaludy
Christopher and Nancy Karman
David and Joanna Karpinski
Lucille Karslake
Samuel and Seala Kelly
John and Janet Kenerson
Edward and Linda Kennedy
Anthony and Carol Kesicke
Jay and Mary Kiefer
William and Patricia King
James and Mary Kirby
Bruce and Diane Kline
James and Kathleen Klopp
Gwynne Knobel
Steven and Marcia Korane
Steven and Denise Kotz
Thomas and Dolores Kreeger
John and Marcey Krum
Donald and Leesa Kurdziel
James and Patricia Kurtz
Okap and Haeh-Ahn Kwon
Thomas and Linda Lally
James and Dorothy Lang
Gregory and Melissa Lawton
Laurence and Beth Lebel
Gregory and Debra Lee
The Robert Lehner Family
David and Jan Leshner
Mia Lewis
Robert and Louise Lewis
Roger and Susan L’Hommedieu
William and Marie Libby
Jack and Rebecca Lieske
Karen Lincicome
Erik and Janice Lindstrom
Peter and Susanne Loal
Robert and Jennifer Lovano
Marcia Luce
Dale and Susan Lyons
David and Rochelle Maccarone
Roderick and Betsy MacLeod
Robert T. and Jill Bacon Madden
Shane Madden
Bailey Madden
Terry Madden
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Finn Madden
Laurie Main
Matthew and Julianne Majernik
Conrad and Peggy Mamajek
Frank and Patricia Manak
William and Barbara Mansfield
David and Theresa Mansky
John and Mary Margida
Robert and Judith Martin
Andrene Matias
Douglas and Katherine Matthews
Charles and Judith Maupin
The Maurer Family
Bud and Mary Elaine Mays
Gordon and Francine McBride
Layton and Teresa McCown
Helen McGill
Margaret McGrainor
Kent and Joan McMath
Mark and Michelle Meder
Peggy Meeker
James and Kathleen Merwin
James Messmore
Nancy Micheletti
Andrew and Jacqueline Mickley
Margaret Miller
Michael and Cynthia Miller
Nancy Miller
Malay and Shachi Mody
The Moore Family
John and Susan Moorehead
Mike and Barb Moran
Darrell and Nancy Morris
Paul and Jane Ann Mougey
Thomas and Susan Murphy
Russell and Dorothy Myers
Peter and Barbara Newell
Perry and Shirley Noe
Alfred and Vivian Norman
Edward and Tammy Nowak
Steven and Leslie Nutt
William and Blanche O’Brien
Cameron Ogden
Kevin and Stacey O’Guinn
Richard and Trudy Painting
Patrick and Jennifer Palmieri
Thomas and Jeanette Parry
Robert and Jacqueline Patton
Louis and Jane Penny
Matthew and Sally Peter
Mark Pirog
Richard and Suzanne Potts
James and Allison Powers
Christopher and Ashley Prado
Richard Prentice
Bruce and Nicole Price
Joseph and Joanne Proscia
Alam and Muntzra Qadri
Paula Rabinowitz
Jim and Cathy Ratliff
Ralph and Laura Rillero
Stanley and Donna Ritter
Linda Rocchi
Eric and Charmaine Rogalski
Matthew and Trisha Romano
George and Leah Roth
Joseph Roth
William Rudy and Leslie Chadbourne
Art and Lou Ruff
Richard and Mary Lou Rundell
Robert and Kathleen Russell
Kenneth and Maureen Russell
Kennan and Lynn Salzbrenner
Robert and Marlene Sanders
Troy and Lisa Sands
James and Darby Sankey
Robert and Grace Sauer
Jeffrey and Janet Saxon
William and Sally Scala
Santo and Lynda Schiciano
Larry and Sue Schmersal
Herbert and Ruth Schneider
James Schneider
William Schobinger
Stephen and Janet Schrader
John and Janice Schroedel
Barbara Schuele
Sheldon and Nancy Schweikert
Bill and Shelley Sedlacek
Emil and Violet Seketa
Jonathan and Robin Selinger
Steven and Kimberly Semenczuk
David and Nancy Sheperd
Derek and Brenda Sheppard
Charles and Patsy Simons
Sally Sinclair
Robert and Deborah Small
James and Lucy Smetham
Douglas Smith
James and Mary Ann Smith
Dick and Gindy Smith
Arthur and Dianne Smyth
Richard and Lynn Spann
Eric and Laura Speakman
Mark and Marci Stamper
Carolyn Steinmetz
William and Ellen Stephens
Kirk Stiffler and Saira Ismail
Rollyn and Marie Storey
Michael and Jane Swain
Scott and Susan Swain
Terry and Judith Swearingen
Sean and Celeste Sweeney
Frank and Cathy Sweterlitsch
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Douglas and Heather Swift
Paul and Annette Tallat-Kelpsa
Craig and Diane Tallman
Brian and Diana Taussig
Donald and Shelly Tharp
Kirk and Marian Thomsen
Tom and Gail Tobin
Jeffrey and Maureen Trattner
Priscilla Trudeau
Frank and Dorothy Tully
Phillip and Joyce Ungar
Jerry Unroe
Gil and Lori Van Bokkelen
Derek and Wendy Van Ittersum
James Vargo and Julia Grossman
Shirley Veale
Donald and Nancy Vidt
Thomas Vince
George and Dina Voinovich
Mark and JoAnn Vosburgh
Carl and Margaret Walko
Linda Walko
Peter and Susan Wamelink
Richard and Barbara Warfield
Barbara Warrington
Larry and Antoinette Watson
Richard and Carol Way
Anais Webb
Anthony and Amy Weber
Douglas and Therese Weber
Gary and Jill Weber
The Weinzierl Family
Joyce Weiss
Max Wendel
Michael and Peggy Wichert
Michael and Kelley Wickert
Herbert and Cynthia Will
Frank and Donalie Williams
Brad and Leslie Wingler
Carl and Bonita Winterich
William and Johanna Wooldredge
Timothy and April Yanda
Lenore Yash-Cusumano
James and Monica Yurak
James and Johanna Yurak
Dana and Margaret Zahuranec
Todd and Pamela Zedak
Ronald and Diana Zendarski
Qunhui Zhou and Shengfeng Peng
Anonymous
Mayor William A. and Mrs. Deborah E. Currin
Richard and Ann Ernst
Riley and Barbara Lochridge
The Mikita Family
Russell Stein
James and Louise Sutphin
Tom and Gail Tobin
Mick and Chris Ulichney
Frank and Polly Youngwerth
Hudson Community Center
James and Catherine Hackney
Dennis and Mary Rich
Hudson Farmers Market*
Taste of Hudson
Hudson In Bloom*
Hudson City Schools Foundation
HHS Class of 2009
The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation
The Murdough Foundation
Jayson and Erin Bronchetti
Actor’s Summit Theatre
Aladdin’s Eatery
Blossom Women’s Committee
Cambridge Jewelers
Candace Sveda InteriorsCaribou Coffee
Cleveland Botanical Garden
Curves of Hudson
CVS
D’Agnese’s Tomato Grill
Dave’s Cosmic Subs
Ellsworth Meadows Golf Club
Fairmount Properties LLC
Farinacci’s Pizza
The Fussy Cleaners
Great Lakes Baking Company
Greenhouse Fresh Floral Market
Hair Innovations, Inc.
Heinen’s Village Market
Hospitality Restaurants
Hudson’s Restaurant on the Green
Janet Rhodes Fair Trade
Suzanne Jardin Garden Design
Jewelry Art
Kantor Motor Freight, Inc.
Lake Forest County Club
Learned Owl Book Store
Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant
Lucia’s … The Salon on Main
Nicky Nicole
Off Main Street Salon
Old Whedon Grill
One Red Door
Petitti Garden Center
PNC Bank
Printer’s Devil, Inc.
Riley’s Clothiers
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Starbucks
Suncrest Gardens
Superior Beverage
Village Dental
Western Reserve School of Cooking
Wild Bird Center
The Wooden Vineyard, Ltd.
Richard and Sharon Beam
Paul and Joan Belair
Jeff and Amy Foulkes
Paige Giannetti
Scott and Laura Goodman
Gary and Connie Price
Joseph and Joanne Proscia
John and Alison Quagliata
Liz Reitz
Skitch Rosenthal
Debra Sherman
Donald and Donna Walling
Junior Leadership Hudson*
Allstate Insurance Company
Hudson Rotary Foundation Inc.
The Margaret Clark Morgan Foundation
Taste of Hudson
Mary & Den Rich Fund
Grants from Taste of Hudson Fund
Dennis and Mary Rich
Baldwin House renovations
City of Hudson EMS/Fire Department
Destination Hudson
Hattie Larlham Foundation
Hudson City Schools/HCER
Hudson City Schools/HPSEF
Hudson Community First
Hudson Community Service Association
Hudson Farmers Market
Hudson Fireworks
Hudson High School Swing Marching Band
Hudson Library and Historical Society
Junior Leadership Hudson
Merchants of Hudson
The Rotary Club of Hudson Clocktower
Summit County Safe Kids Coalition
Western Reserve Academy/Pioneer Women
McMath Charitable Trust
Kent McMath
Michael G. Belz Foundation
MOMS Club of Aurora
Kathleen Meibuhr
Michael Tokmazeysky
Philip and Maureen Wagner
The Mikita Family Charitable Fund
The Mikita Family
The Nawn Family Charitable Trust
T.G. and Melinda Nawn
Grants from Hudson Community Center Fund
Richard and Trudy Painting Charitable Fund
Kent Regional Business Alliance
Richard and Trudy Painting
Steel Family Charitable Fund
Grants from Hudson City Schools Foundation
Stadium Fund
Roger and Vivian Steel
Hudson City Schools
Picture Hudson
Suzanne Morgan Sacred Space
Charitable Fund
Grants from Tobin Fund for Culture, Arts,
and Preservation
Pride of Place
Anonymous
Mayor William A. and Mrs. Deborah E. Currin
Drew and Nancy Forhan
Tharp Family Foundation
Hudson Bandstand, Inc.
Music from the Western Reserve
Seton Catholic School
Walenstein Musical Organization
Picture Hudson
Donald and Shelly Tharp
Taste of Hudson
Cutting Edge Selections
Pepsi-Cola & General Bottlers, Inc.
Bob and LaVonne Kahrl Charitable Fund
Kevin and Jennifer Folsom
Tobin Family Fund
Philip and Joan Tobin
Tobin Fund for Culture,
Arts and Preservation
Philip and Joan Tobin
Forhan Family Foundation
Aims and Rita Coney
In Honor of Drew Forhan
*Event attendees not listed
Goeke Family Charitable Fund
Wayne and Linda Goeke
James R. & Catherine E. Hackney Foundation
James and Catherine Hackney
Lieske Family Hudson Foundation
Jack and Rebecca Lieske
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Grants from Personal Donor Advised Funds
Actor’s Summit Theater
Adirondack Lakes Center for the Arts
Adirondack Museum
Adirondack Nature Conservancy/Land Trust
Akron Children’s Hospital Foundation
Akron Zoological Park
Akron/Canton Regional Foodbank
Beaumont School
Boy Scouts of America - Great Trail Council
Campus Crusade for Christ
Chautauqua Institution
Children of Ubumi
Children’s Hospital Medical Center of Akron
Christ Church Episcopal
Cleveland Entrepreneurship Preparatory School
Cleveland Orchestra
Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association
Cuyahoga Valley Preservation and Scenic Railw
The Ellis School
First Congregational Church
Flagler Habitat for Humanity
Flashes of Hope
Foundation for IUP
Franklin Pierce University
The Gathering Place
Harry E. Sheldon Calvary Camp
Haven of Rest Ministries
HCF - Development Director Funding
HCF - Enrich Hudson Forever
HCF - Fireworks Fund
HCF - Hudson City Schools Foundation
HCF - Hudson Community Center
HCF - Operations Fund
HCF - Pride of Place
HCF - Sacred Space Charitable Fund
Holy Trinity Anglican Church
Hopewell
Hudson City School District/HPSEF
Hudson Coalition for Habitat for Humanity
Hudson Community Chapel
Hudson Community First
Hudson High School
Hudson Job Search
Hudson Library and Historical Society
Hudson Montessori School
Hudson Players Guild, Inc.
Humane Society of Greater Akron - Pawsibiliti
Ideastream WVIZ/PBS & 90.3 WCPN
India Gospel League
Kent Regional Business Alliance
Life Teen
Music from the Western Reserve
National Kidney Foundation
Northwestern University
Old Trail School
Otterbein College
Our Lady of the Elms
Pine Valley United Methodist Church
Planned Parenthood of Northeast Ohio
Presbyterian Evangelistic Fellowship
Sacred Space International
The Salvation Army of Summit County
St. Ignatius High School
Stephen and Mary Graves Family Foundation
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Temple Beth Shalom
Three Deuce Five Marine Foundation
United Way of Summit County
University of Richmond
Victory Gallop, Inc.
Western Golf Association
Western Reserve Academy
Western Reserve Land Conservancy
Western Reserve Public Meida. - PBS 45 & 49
WKSU - Public Radio
Wycliffe Bible Translators
Young Life Western Reserve
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2011 Officers
James Hackney
Chairman
Philip Tobin
President/CEO
Drew Forhan
Vice President
Dennis Rich
Vice President
Donald Tharp
Vice President
Board of Directors
Brian Bishop
William Currin
Jan Gusich
Stephen Hasbrouck
Mary L’Hommedieu
Jill Bacon Madden
Kent McMath
Gail Royster
David Schweighoefer
William Sedlacek
Richard Warfield
Gail Tobin
Secretary/Treasurer
Advisory Committee
Jack Lieske
William Wooldredge
Chairman Emeritus
Staff
Suzanne Kanzleiter
Administrative Assistant
Mary Hughes
Fund Accountant
Lisa Drew
Assistant to the President - Development
P.O. Box 944
Hudson, Ohio 44236
p: 330.655.3580 F: 330.650.3588
www.hudsoncommunityfoundation.org