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2007KeyAccomplishments Historic Financial Performance The OPRS Foundation reached its highest performance levels in its history, including: v $13.3 million in total giving v $61.5 million in total assets v $48.9 million in total endowment v 542 President’s Club members Capital Campaign v The Mission, The Vision, The Promise Capital Campaign total surpassed $46 million toward its statewide goal of $50 million. v Two new projects were launched, including a Spiritual Life Endowment initiative at Dorothy Love, and a Chapel Concourse at Rockynol. Board & Volunteer Leadership v The establishment of a PR/Media Council was approved, which will begin meeting in fiscal year 2008. This council will guide statewide public relations and media efforts for OPRS, OPRS Foundation and Senior Independence. v Church Relations hosted two Spiritual Life Gatherings at Breckenridge and Dorothy Love. Current and prospective Spiritual Life Committee members from each campus attended these events to learn from each other and enjoy fellowship. A worship service and a blessing of the hands finished each event on a joyful note. 18 F 2007 Foundation Annual Report v Collaborative Philanthropy Committee Workshops were held in two regional locations. New Initiatives v New Web sites were launched for OPRS (www.oprs.org) and the OPRS Foundation (www.oprsfoundation.org). Both sites convey the warmth as well as the vitality of our people and our organization. v John F. Schoedinger, one of our most generous friends, was recognized with the Outstanding Philanthropist Award from the Association of Fundraising Professionals, Central Ohio Chapter. Nominated by the OPRS Foundation, John was honored with a reception attended by his family and friends at Westminster- Thurber Community prior to the ceremony in November, 2006. v The Horizon Level was added to the donor recognition program, recognizing external trusts whose gifts have reached $1 million. A reception was held at Park Vista to honor the Arnold D. and Helen R. Stambaugh Charitable Foundation as our first Horizon Level donor. v A Statewide Case Task Force was convened to evaluate the potential of attracting donors based on our statewide impact, rather than local connections. Leadership Volunteers The OPRS Foundation is blessed to have the partnership of so many concerned local citizens on its volunteer board, councils and committees. Several executives, business owners and other community leaders give of their time to support the OPRS Foundation and its efforts to strengthen service to older adults.
Board of Directors Front Row: Richard Mack, Rev. Timothy F. Jones – Chair, Cheryl A. Boyer – Vice Chair, Donald E. Hoffman. Middle Row: James P. Bruner, Louise Pence, Cornelia L. Brand, Richard S. Reesey, Maria Quinn, James H. Sisek, Nancy Peterson, David J. Kaasa – OPRS President/CEO. Back Row: Jean Evans, Stephen B. Croake, Benjamin F. Marsh, William Dennler, C. Eugene Stalnaker, William R. Gillam. Councils&Committees Statewide Councils Campus Fundraising Council Louise Pence, Chair Carol Bennett John Blazek Lois Brock Lola Bruner Marcia Cahall Bill Cameron Pat Dineen Jim Eddy Leonard Elliott Elizabeth Ann Evans Eleanor Hawn Ray Hughes John Jeter Ruthanna Jeter Carla Kachmar Susan Kindig Thelma Lindner Bill Sala * Denotes deceased Hugo Schumacher Marianne Schumacher Senior Independence Fundraising Council Jean Evans, Chair Tony Burns Pat Cash Nancy Nocks Roger Shumaker Deanna Skees Church Relations Council Nancy Peterson, Chair Rev. Ronald W. Botts Rev. Dr. Marie T. Cross Rev. Dr. Bryan R. Eyman Rev. Ann R. Palmerton Rev. Beverly Schmidt Philanthropy Committees Breckenridge Douglas Arthur, Chair Mitchell Babcock John Blazek Anne Clapp William Douglas Leonard Elliott Kay Ingersoll Bud Ketchum Karen Manning John Murray Cynthia Oviatt Jeanne Patterson Ken Rittenhouse Pauline Rittenhouse Cape May Elizabeth Ann Evans, Chair Jim Graham Jo Miller Grace Nichols Walter Nichols* Bill Peelle Thelma Settlemyre Kent Vandervort Anita Wantz Sandy Wiget Dorothy Love Tom Watkins, Chair Karl Bemus Carol Bennett Stan Evans Mary Beth Monnier Tom Powers Barbara Werth Llanfair James Eddy, Chair Diane Brasie Marcia Cahall Mary Ann Jacobs Thelma Lindner Margaret Mailly Francis Stanton Marcella Trice Mount Pleasant Ray Hughes, Chair Lola Bruner, Vice Chair Nancy Karchner Harriet Palmer Hugo Schumacher Marianne Schumacher Barbara Torstveit Jean Van Scoyoc Park Vista David Konik, Chair Karen Abrams Charlotte Gelhaar Jaye Harris (emeritus) Eleanor Hawn Jane Haynam (emeritus) Thomas Kepler Sallie McKelvey Amy Mirkin C. Reid Schmutz Abby Sweeney John Zador Rockynol David Woodburn, Chair Lois Brock Elizabeth Fesler Isabel Hershberger Carla Kachmar Ann Shean Michelle Tognetti Steven Wise Swan Creek Bill Cameron, Chair Bill Sala, Vice Chair Sandy Adam Marge Bristow Donna Conner Ted Jenkins, ex officio Severn Joyce Elizabeth Meloy Phyllis Provenzano Jeanne Reed, ex officio Alan Robertson Laurie Watson Dorothy Wolf Westminster-Thurber Pat Dineen, Chair Alice Brooks Ken Brooks Tom Gorman Frank Ingwersen Susan Kindig Louise Pence Mary Jean Swenson Art Williams Max Williams 2007 Foundation Annual Report F 19
Page 1 and 2: Stories from a historic year of don
Page 3 and 4: Energy+Enthusiasm Excellence Fiscal
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