04090 L 03-04 Annual Report - The Dayton Foundation

The Oakwood Parks and
Garden Fund – 1979
($66,491) provides an
endowment, established by
the City of Oakwood with
Robert S. Oelman in honor
of his late brother Walter
Oelman, a former mayor,
to benefit municipal parks
and gardens in Oakwood.
Victoria J. and J. Michael
O’Brien Fund – 1999
($18,522) will ensure financial
support for charities that
are of interest to the donors.
Ohio Humanities Council
Ohio Humanities Council
Endowment Fund – 1996
($11,408) yields annual unrestricted
operating revenue
for the Ohio Humanities
Council.
Ohio Preservation Alliance
Fund – 1995 ($10,554) was
established to provide annual
income to benefit historical
preservation efforts
throughout Ohio.
Ohio River Road Runner’s
Club Trust Fund – 2001
($38,655) will promote
health and fitness in the
community by facilitating
and providing support for
running, jogging and fitness
walking activities.
The Opera Guild of Dayton
Fund – 2000 ($129,347) will
provide annual, unrestricted
operating revenue for the
Guild’s programs, including
the Children’s Traveling
Opera, the Marionettes and
other educational programs.
The Opera Guild of Dayton
Remembrance Scholarship
Fund – 2000 ($63,345) will
provide annual revenue for
The Opera Guild of Dayton’s
Remembrance Scholarship
Awards.
Optimist Club of Dayton -
Northridge Fund – 1998
($111,819) benefits youth
activities of charitable organizations
in the Northridge
area of Montgomery County.
Special emphasis is placed on
post secondary educational
support of Northridge youth.
The Other Place Endowment
Fund – 1997 ($5,384) benefits
Miami Valley’s homeless
population by supporting
the programs and services
provided by The Other
Place, a daytime shelter.
Colleen O’Toole Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1997
($16,721) provides a vehicle
to remember a 25-year Dayton
Power & Light Co. employee.
The fund awards two $1,000
scholarships annually to
DP&L employees’ children
who meet scholarship
qualifications and want to
further their education.
Robert O’Toole Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1998
($11,371) was created by
emergency room physicians
of Kettering Medical Center,
Grandview Hospital and
Good Samaritan Hospital in
memory of Robert O’Toole
and has received support
from other area hospitals and
local emergency physician
groups and medical services.
The fund provides
scholarship assistance for
students of the Emergency
Medical Technician Paramedic
Program at Sinclair
Community College.
Henry F. Otto Fund – 1996
($240,274) was established
from Henry Otto’s estate,
creating a charitable legacy
to his career as an investment
professional.
Our Lady of Mercy School
Fund – 1999 ($457) provides
unrestricted funds to
support operating expenses
for Our Lady of Mercy
School in Dayton.
W. W. Owen Memorial Fund
– 1990 ($47,715) perpetuates
the memory of William
Wendel Owen, a City Transit
Co. executive. W. W. Owen’s
charitable interests in youth,
public transportation and
local history are considered
by the fund’s advisors when
making distributions.
PALS for Life Endowment
Fund – 2001 ($138,601)
will help provide counseling
services for breast cancer
patients and breast examinations
for women in need
through PALS for Life, Inc.,
Breast Cancer Support Group.
Parents Advancing Choice in
Education
Parents Advancing Choice
in Education (PACE) Fund
– 1998 ($260,309) provides
scholarship assistance for
children in grades K-12 at
parochial, private or public
educational institutions.
PACE was created to give
parents with limited financial
resources, a choice in
the type of education they
provide for their children.
Ted Parker (Theodore
Phifer Parker) Scholarship
Fund – 1996 ($19,727)
assists current WPAFB Area
B Travel Division employees
and/or their dependent children
in attending accredited
institutions of higher learning
within Ohio.
Kenneth E. and Margaret
E. Parnell Fund – 1995
($168,361) was established
through a legacy gift from
Margaret Parnell to provide
financial support for individuals
with visual impairments.
Partners for Community
Living Fund – 2002
($29,836) will provide
annual unrestricted revenue
to Choices in Community
Living, Inc., and Resident
Home Association for the
Mentally Retarded of Greater
Dayton, Inc., which provide
housing and other support
services for citizens with
mental retardation and other
developmental disabilities.
Passion For Potential Fund
– 2000 ($41,607) will reward
educators and community
leaders for the discovery and
development of nine key
qualities that characterize
self-actualized human beings.
Passion for Potential is a
nonprofit organization established
by Glenn Squiers, a
teacher, and his wife, Janet.
Robert Patterson Memorial
Fund – 1995 ($65,589)
establishes an unrestricted
fund to honor one of the
three founding contributors
to the Foundation, through
contributions from his son
and daughter-in-law, William
P. and Suzanne W. Patterson.
Dr. and Mrs. Juan A. Paulet
Fund – 2002 ($36,147) will
enable the donors to fulfill
their charitable goals by
contributing to educational,
civic, religious and community
activities.
Meta E. Pavlik
Meta E. Pavlik Charitable
Fund – 1992 ($475,110)
supports the many charitable
interests of its originator. The
trust was originally established
in 1975 and later
transferred to the Foundation
by its advisors.
Betsy Pence Memorial
Scholarship Fund – 1997
($21,401) provides scholarships
to Beavercreek High
School graduating seniors
who would not otherwise
qualify for academic scholarships,
to help them attend
accredited institutions of
higher learning. This fund
was initiated by Merrie Lou
Endowment Funds: The Dayton Foundation Report to the Community 2003-2004
41