Foundation - Ohio Presbyterian Retirement Services

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Saying 6000 Goodbye to Three Campaign Leaders
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The OPRS Foundation has recently lost three Honorary Campaign during his decades of involvement, making him the most generous donor
Chairs: John F. Schoedinger 0 (pictured at left), Marian Snook (pictured in the community’s history.
on 800 far left) and Rosemary Vordenberg all passed away in fiscal year 2007,
Beginning in 2004, Marian Snook OPRS and Foundation Rosemary Vordenberg Major Gift Trends served,
leaving 700 behind an inspiring legacy of philanthropic leadership.
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along with Verla McClure, as Honorary Tri-Chairs of the Mount Pleasant
Capital Campaign. Both Marian and Rosemary had a long history
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John F. Schoedinger, retired fourth generation president of Schoedinger
OPRS Foundation
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Total Giving Performance
$13,325
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Funeral Services, passed away on June 23rd at age 93. During the last of living, giving and volunteering at Mount Pleasant. Marian was from
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30 years of his life, John dedicated a large part of his time to OPRS, Lebanon, Ohio, where she worked as a vice president 36 and 39 trust 471 officer at
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various board and committee posts not only for Westminster- a local bank for many years; Rosemary was former vice president of an
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also for OPRS and the OPRS Foundation. For the past two advertising $7,613
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agency in Cincinnati. Both 44 women 328unassumingly made gifts
years, John served 50000 as Honorary Co-Chair of the Capital Campaign at over the years in support of Mount Pleasant—as 268 a result, they each gained
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Westminster-Thurber, 40000 lending his name and expertise to the largest and membership into the Trustees’ Roundtable, Named Endowment Circle,
most 100 ambitious 30000 fundraising initiative at the campus to date. John donated Living Legacy Society and President’s Club.
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over 0$1 million 20000 to the needs of those served by Westminster-Thurber
2003 2004 We 2005 are blessed 2006 to have 2007had the friendship 2003 of 2004 John, Marian 2005 and 2006 Rosemary. 2007
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They will be profoundly missed by all who knew them.
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Announcing 8000 $50 Million Statewide Goal
OPRS Foundation
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$61,552
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It’s history in the making! The enthusiastic response from donors across the state has
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prompted $52,712 the OPRS
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$47,833
Foundation to announce a statewide goal of $50 million for The Mission, $42,488 The Vision, The Promise Capital
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Campaign. To date, $46 million has been committed to this campaign, the largest in OPRS history.
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This campaign will change the face of many OPRS communities, through new construction, renovations and
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services. These projects will not only provide innovative buildings and programs for those we currently serve,
but will also prepare
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the communities for the next generation of residents.
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The campaign has already changed the face of the typical OPRS donor. New donors have come forward to
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support our efforts, and longtime friends have stepped up their level of giving. Statewide Honorary Co-Chairs
Judy McCormick and Sue Mooney agree that donor engagement and
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momentum
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higher than
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ever.
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President’s Club = Total outright giving of $1,000 or more within a fiscal year.
Deferred Gifts = Charitable gift annuities, charitable remainder trusts, etc.
Wills = Newly established will commitments.
OPRS Foundation Total Number of Gifts & Donors
Gifts
7,586
Donors
3,064
7,201
2,916
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FY2005
FY2006
FY2007
The new front entryway at Dorothy Love Retirement Community, the first campaign project to break ground,
was completed over a year ago. Several other campaign projects are scheduled to break ground this fiscal year: a new cultural center at Breckenridge Village;
a new chapel and wellness center at Llanfair Retirement Community; and a new chapel for Mount Pleasant Retirement Village.
The campaign officially ends June 30, 2008. With continued support, these projects and others will become realities.
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