04090 L 03-04 Annual Report - The Dayton Foundation

is remembered as a teacher
of life and a Christian
gentleman.
Charles E. Hoffman Music
Fund – 1987 ($119,564)
provides income to support
professional band concerts
for school children in the
Dayton area.
J. Edward and Jennie
B. Hoffman Fund – 1985
($323,050) provides continuing
support to philanthropic
activities that J.
Edward and Jennie Hoffman
and their son Charles found
especially effective in serving
human needs and improving
the quality of life in the
Dayton area.
Henry H. Hollencamp
Foundation – 1997
($198,752) designates
funding support to Catholic
Social Services, Daybreak,
Inc., St. Vincent de Paul
Society and Womanline of
Dayton for unrestricted
operating needs.
Cecilia Hollis Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1995
($800,759) awards scholarships
that provide educational
opportunities for Greater
Dayton area students, including
children of current
Venture Manufacturing Co.
employees. Russell E. Hollis,
president and founder of the
company, created the fund
in memory of his wife.
Jean K. Hollister Merit
Scholarship Fund – 1990
($30,270) is in memory of
this physician, who was killed
in a Lifeflight helicopter
accident. This fund was
established to provide
scholarships, based on
merit, to talented students
who wish to attend The
Miami Valley School, her
alma mater.
Holy Angels Capital
Campaign Endowment
Fund – 2002 ($43,721) will
provide annual, unrestricted
revenue for the completion
of the Holy Angels long-term
vision items, as listed in the
parish development plan.
Holy Angels Parish Fund –
1995 ($97,028) promotes
deferred and planned gifts
for Dayton’s Church of the
Holy Angels and its school.
The initial gift came from
Marianna H. Struck.
Cecilia Hollis
Holy Angels School Fund –
1996 ($16,570) generates
unrestricted funds to support
operating and maintenance
expenses of Holy Angels
School. This fund was created
by Dennis R. Papesh, a
longtime, dedicated Holy
Angels School teacher who
has touched the lives of
many students.
Al H. and Olive I. Homan
Fund – 1998 ($84,418)
provides scholarships to
students of Fenwick High
School in Middletown and
to improve the quality of
life in the Greater Miami
Valley area.
Homeless Health Care
Clinic Fund – 1998
($9,554) ensures primary
medical, dental and eye care,
as well as mental health
therapy for homeless patients,
through Good Samaritan
Hospital’s fund.
Hope Foundation Fund –
2000 ($792) will help sick
and wounded Africans and
needy people elsewhere
by providing unrestricted
operating revenue to the
Hope Foundation. Marvin
Olinsky, former chief
executive director for the
Five Rivers MetroParks,
established the foundation.
Huber Heights Educational
Foundation Fund Trust –
1995 ($14,744) supports
academic excellence for
students and faculty of the
Huber Heights City Schools
by creating programs not
funded by other means.
Horace M., Jr., and Jane B.
Huffman
Jane B. and Horace M.
Huffman, Jr., Trees for the
Rivers Endowment Fund –
1992 ($138,064) gives its
income to the Five Rivers
MetroParks to promote tree
planting in the county, with
special emphasis on the
River Corridor. Horace
Huffman, Jr., was the retired
chair of Huffy Corp.
The Human Race Theatre
Company Endowment Fund
– 2003 will help Dayton’s
most innovative theatre
company, established in 1986,
to continue to produce highquality
and original performances
and to educate and
nurture local professional
actors and theatre students.
Human Race exists for those
who love theatre and to
enrich the cultural life of
the Miami Valley through a
rich and diverse theatre
program.
John and Virginia Hunter
Fund – 2002 ($214,812)
was established through a
bequest to provide lasting
support for three charitable
organizations, as designated
by the donors.
Iams Junior Showmanship
Fund – 2002 ($8,900)
will award scholarships to
students who have competed
in the Junior Showmanship
Competition at the AKC/
EUKANUBA American Dog
Classic, co-presented by
the Iams Company.
Harry H. and Hilda M.
Imboden Fund – 1995
($49,578) provides funding
to be used for the unrestricted
purposes of the Foundation.
Harry Imboden was the
director of the Downtown
Dayton Association until
1985; Hilda Imboden was
active in downtown Dayton
activities, especially the
Holiday Festival.
Karen Ingle Memorial Art
Scholarship Fund – 2002
($44,245) will remember
this graphic designer, who
died tragically in an automobile
accident in 2001.
Scholarships will be awarded
to Miami County graduates
pursuing an education in art,
art history or art education.
Mr. and Mrs. Don R. Ireland
Fund – 1985 ($35,546)
sustains charities of interest
to members of the Ireland
family and was created by
this local businessman and
his wife.
Jennie A. Irie Scholarship
Fund – 1993 ($46,802)
provides college scholarships
to members of 4-H
and Oakland Presbyterian
Church, Springfield. Born
in 1893, Jennie Irie was a
member of the first 4-H
Club in America. She
established this fund on the
eve of her 101st birthday.
Hilda M. Imboden
The J.P.W. Foundation Fund
– 2002 ($81,131) assists
charities of interest to the
donors, Alexander Williams,
former owner of Great Trails
Broadcasting Corporation,
and his wife Sue.
Anna E. James Fund – 1984
($82,578) apportions income
to the Cross Point Church
and the First Baptist Church
of Centerville. Originally
34 Endowment Funds: The Dayton Foundation Report to the Community 2003-2004