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Associate Board Empowers Young ProfessionalsSCK finalist in the BrownFlynn’s Circle of 10 competition<strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong> is one of ten local non-profit organizationsselected as a finalist in the BrownFlynn’s Circle of 10 competition basedon the ingenious ways we will use to attract <strong>and</strong> engage the nextgeneration of s<strong>up</strong>porters.BrownFlynn launched the contest in January to celebrate the firm’s10-year anniversary. As is their mission, they wanted togive back to the community, <strong>and</strong> in an impactful way.The firm <strong>and</strong> its community partners in Circle of 10 –Corporate College, SCK, The Plain Dealer, clevel<strong>and</strong>.com,<strong>and</strong> Glazen Creative Studios – will help promote Circleof 10 finalists <strong>and</strong> leverage the contest to generatefinancial s<strong>up</strong>port. The Clevel<strong>and</strong> Foundation is also acommunity partner.“Our panel selected these organizations based on thecreative ways they’re working to build relationships withthe next generation of s<strong>up</strong>porters,” said Barbara Brown,principal <strong>and</strong> co-owner of BrownFlynn. “For these organizations tothrive <strong>and</strong> deliver their vital services in Northeast Ohio, it is critical thatthey think about ways to engage these s<strong>up</strong>porters <strong>and</strong> sustain thoserelationships over the long term.”Distribution Partner SitesThe finalists rose to the top of 63 proposals that represented diversityin their ideas <strong>and</strong> their missions. The organizations were chosen byan independent review panel. The winner will receive a $10,000donation <strong>and</strong> $10,000 in pro bono service from BrownFlynn, theHighl<strong>and</strong> Heights-based community relationship management firm.The nine runners <strong>up</strong> receive $2,000 in professional graphic designservices from SCK. All 10 finalists receive a two-minuteprofessional video from Glazen Creative Studios.To view the finalists’ profiles <strong>and</strong> to cast a vote byonline donation, please visit www.brownflynn.comthrough October.A special thank you to our SCK Board members KingHill <strong>and</strong> Terry Uhl <strong>for</strong> their creative ideas <strong>for</strong> thisprogram. And thank you to everyone who has madea donation to <strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong>. Every votecounts <strong>and</strong> we are very grateful <strong>for</strong> your s<strong>up</strong>port.If you have any questions about the BrownFlynn's Circle of 10Competition, please contact Cathy Carter, Director of Development<strong>and</strong> Communications at 216.881.7463 x. 4.Associate BoardCo-ChairsTracy JemisonKelly RudloffBoard LiaisonScott SimonExecutive CommitteeLaura ChalkerMatt DickmanBrendan DoyleTamara KarelHallie RichMichelle ShapiroMembersErin BedellToi ComerJennifer DriscollSamantha HolmesJustin HortonBridget HuzickaLaura JacobsSteve PutinskiArick ScottAndy ShimekSamantha StephensEsra YaganBoys <strong>and</strong> Girls Clubsof Clevel<strong>and</strong>Bellaire Gardens ClubBroadway ClubKing-Kennedy ClubWest Side ClubNeighborhood CentersCEOGC-Hough NeighborhoodOpportunity CenterEast Clevel<strong>and</strong>Neighborhood CenterEast End Neighborhood HouseFriendly Inn Settlement HouseGarden ValleyNeighborhood HouseGarfield HeightsCommunity CenterGoodrich GannettNeighborhood CenterHarvard CommunityServices CenterHeights Youth CenterKathryn R. TylerNeighborhood CenterLexington BellCommunity CenterMerrick HouseMurtis H. TaylorMulti-Service CenterPhillis Wheatley AssociationSt. Martin DePorres CenterUniversity SettlementUnited Pastorsin Mission ChurchesBethany Baptist ChurchChristian Family OutreachEmmanuel Baptist ChurchMt. Olive Baptist ChurchMt. Pleasant Baptist ChurchMt. Sinai Baptist ChurchNew Sardis PrimitiveBaptist ChurchNottingham UnitedMethodist ChurchWest SideEcumenical MinistryBrookside CenterCDC Head Start, WSEMCommunity CornerAdditional SitesCatholic Charities Head StartChrist The King ChurchFatima Family CenterFreedom Christian AssemblyI.F.M.Greater Love Baptist ChurchLakewood ChristianService CenterLaSagrada FamiliaWilliam E. S<strong>and</strong>ers Family CenterMission <strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong> provides a unique service <strong>for</strong> income-eligible families in Greater Clevel<strong>and</strong> by distributing new shoes, clothing, <strong>and</strong> items <strong>for</strong> infants <strong>and</strong> youth.Core Values <strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong> carries out its mission with compassion, care, <strong>and</strong> respect through a network of partner agencies <strong>and</strong> offers the community a way to help families in need.<strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong>4614 Prospect Avenue, Suite 511Clevel<strong>and</strong>, Ohio 44103NON-PROFITORGANIZATIONU.S. POSTAGEPAIDCLEVELAND OHPERMIT #1723Have you remembered SCK in your will today?Contact Info:<strong>Shoes</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Clothes</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Kids</strong>4614 Prospect Avenue, Suite 511Clevel<strong>and</strong>, Ohio 44103Phone: 216.881.7463Fax: 216.881.7462E-mail: info@sc4k.orgWeb site: www.sc4k.orgChairRockette L. RichardsonChair EmeritusAllan C. KrulakImmediate Past Chairvic gelbExecutive CommitteeGerald F. BroskiMargie P. Flynnvic gelbWesley GillespieSid GoodWilliam R. JosephAllan C. KrulakWayne N. LawrenceA. Lamont MackleyPatrick J. McCarthyStephanie McHenryRobert T. RaafRockette L. RichardsonTerence J. UhlDirectorsRonald C. Alex<strong>and</strong>erWilliam C. BarnardTheresa Corey BishopNailah K. ByrdCarol CarusoJayne ChurchmackJoe CimpermanJJ DiGeronimoSamir D. GautamAnita GrayKing J. HillKevin KearneyJames L. MasonHonorable Bridget M. McCaffertyMark MintzJeanine Arden OrntDennis R. RoseScott SimonPeter E. SteffesDonald R. VavrusWarren L. WolfsonAdvisory BoardRichard BogomolnyDavid L. BrennanBarbara Byrd-Bennett, Ph.D.Honorable Anthony O. Calabrese, Jr.Honorable Jane L. CampbellHarlan DiamondCommissioner Jimmy DimoraWayne R. EmbryIrving B. FineCommissioner Peter Lawson JonesHonorable Tim McCormackBishop Anthony M. PillaAlbert B. RatnerAudrey RatnerHonorable Louis StokesJerry Sue Thornton, Ph.D.Senator George V. VoinovichMort WeisbergHonorable George W. WhiteHonorable Michael R. WhiteFounderMorrie SayreStaffExecutive DirectorValerie F. McCormackDirector of Development<strong>and</strong> CommunicationsCatherine W. CarterDevelopment <strong>and</strong>Communications AssociateCarolyn SekerakPrograms <strong>and</strong>Services AssociateLaRay HarrisAccountantJackie Fairbanks

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