Creating Opportunities...Enriching Lives

2015 Annual Report

Partnering with people who have developmental disabilities to achieve Healthy, Fulfilling, Enriched Lives

Koinonia (coin-o-NEE-yah) is a 501(c)(3) organization, supported by government funding (Medicaid, state, county) and private donations.

Person-Centered Approach: We put individuals and their families at the center of decisions and see them as experts who work alongside Koinonia associates to achieve the best possible outcomes.

Community-Based Orientation • 21 Licensed Group Homes • 40+ Supported Living Arrangements • Transportation • Host Families/Shared Living • 24/7 Care • Drop-In services • Family Atmosphere

Career Exploration • Job Coaching • Mentoring • Senior Programming • Day Activity • Internships • Job Skill Training • Job Shadowing • Summer Youth Program • Two locations providing day and employment support • Community Membership

Recreational Programming & Family Events • Holiday Celebrations • Trips • Social Education • Music Therapy • Performing Arts • Personalized Services

Safe & Healthy Setting • Nursing • Behavior Supports • Autism Specialists

Made only more beautiful when combined with other words to create phrases like open-minded, integration, empowerment, and employment. Imagine how beautiful the word “community” is to adults who historically have only known sheltered workshops and institutional environments.

AT A GLANCE

Communityis a beautiful word.

The Doors of Koinonia are Wide Open

President and CEO Chairman, Board of Directors

In 2015, the legacy of Koinonia, which means community, fellowship, and inter-connectedness with the surrounding communities in which we live and work, continued. Although we have been dedicated to those principles since our inception, we strive to see our work and the challenges in our field with new eyes. As our programs evolve, we continue to be highly successful in serving people with complex needs in both residential settings and in our day and senior programming, as well as in our employment services.

However, we are driven to innovation at an even faster pace as our regulatory environment reshapes our service delivery system, posing greater challenges. We find ourselves called to walk through new doorways to greater connection to and involvement in our local communities. This involvement comes in the shape of collaboration – across geographical boundaries, between and among other private agency providers in the developmental disabilities field, with for-profit companies and non-profit civic and human service organizations, and with governmental agencies. All in the name of meeting the changing and expanding community needs in Northeast Ohio.

Fifty percent of our new program enrollees are on the autism spectrum, a significant difference from just a few years ago. Health issues are significant, as over 60% of those we serve have 5 or more chronic conditions. Many people have lived in our beautiful homes for years and are aging in place. Others are seeking competitive employment for the first time in their lives.

We approach those we serve as we always have, meeting their physical, mental, behavioral, and emotional needs, and their preferences and desires. Tailoring our partnerships to support them in reaching their hopes, dreams, and goals, we have often asked ourselves, “If we choose not to serve this person (because of the challenges we might face in providing services), who will?” That is our calling.

Leaving their homes daily, the individuals we serve cross thresholds that lead to activity, growth, and learning that expand their personal boundaries and provide the quality supports that they need and enjoy. Meaningful work, internships, job coaching, volunteering commitments, attendance and participation in community, civic, sporting and religious events, and outings with family and friends await them.

What does this demand of us? A continued commitment to our mission, our vision, and to building and expanding our organizational capacity, energy, and zeal to accomplish the great things that lie ahead.

Jon

Creating opportunities...Enriching lives

What does it take to live a happy life?

We asked those we serve what they think it means to achieve a healthy, fulfilling, and enriched life.

“Being able to spend time with my friends. I also enjoy going for walks, listening to music and dancing.”

- Joyce

“Being able to spend time with people who are important to me, and doing things that I enjoy - like shopping, getting a make-over, or going to church.”

- Debbie

“I work hard, and I like to work hard. I volunteer too. It’s important for me to help others.”

- Jamie

“Having interesting places to go like the Auto Rama car show. I like to meet new people and explore new places.

- Thomas

“You keep a job and better yourself to meet your goals – that’s what I’m doing. I want to make a better person out of myself.”

– Juanita

AWARDwinning

employeesAsk any of Koinonia’s 500+ employees why they work here, and the answer will always be the same - because they believe they are making a difference in the lives of people who have developmental disabilities, and because they are passionate about fulfilling our mission.

President & CEO Diane Beastrom (left), and Chief Administrative Officer David Laubenthal, are ready to host the employee award celebration.

Author, motivational speaker, and joy expert Dave Caperton addresses Koinonia at the 2015 employee award celebration.

Direct Support Professional Judy Perry (left) accepts the 2015 Founders Award.

Lina Monteleone Workman was the inaugural winner of the President’s Award.

Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional Mary Hardwick (right) celebrates winning the 2015 Founders Award.

Program Manager Michelle Moore (left) receives the Unsung Hero Award.

Facilities Manager Nelson Cook (right) receives the Unsung Hero Award .

Koinonia celebrates individual and team accomplishments and recognizes employees for their years of service annually. A number of special awards are given including the most prestigious Founders Award.

In 2015 the recipients of the Founder’s Award were Direct Support Professional (DSP) Judy Perry and Qualified Intellectual Disabilities Professional (QIDP) Mary Hardwick.

Judy Perry joined Koinonia in 2008, and has proven to be a tireless advocate for the people she serves. Always putting the needs of the individual first, she listens carefully and determines how she can assist. In addition to the Founders Award, Judy was one of eight DSPs recognized by the Ohio Provider Resource Association (OPRA) for “helping to make a real difference in the lives of real people.” Judy has completed the Certificate of Initial Proficiency in the DSPaths program.

Mary Hardwick has been with Koinonia since 2011. Mary puts her talents, knowledge and skills to practical use daily and participates in Koinonia’s Behavior Support Committee and the Human Rights Committee. She has earned both DSPaths credentials – the Certificate of Initial Proficiency, and the Certificate of Advanced Proficiency, as well as a certificate through the National Alliance of Direct Support Professionals.

In 2015, the President’s Award was created to honor an employee who has profoundly impacted the agency mission, practices, and results. The inaugural winner of the President’s Award was Lina Monteleone Workman.

Lina has made significant contributions during her 20-year tenure as she advanced through multiple roles. She has developed a depth of knowledge that she displays in the Director of Intermediate

Care Facilities (ICF) position she holds today. It is certain that Lina will impact Koinonia’s future for many years to come.

In addition to the Founder’s Awards and the President Award, Facilities Manager Nelson Cook and Program Manager Michelle Moore received Unsung Hero awards recognizing their service excellence, achievement, and positive impact on those we serve.

Many employees are very worthy and deserving of recognition, accomplish great feats in their daily work, and choose to work in the field of developmental disabilities amid many career options due to their connection to our mission.

Although a certain few are recognized, many are nominated and our entire talented workforce deserves our appreciation.

By The Numbers

282PEOPLE SERVED IN VOCATIONAL SETTINGS

62PEOPLE SERVED IN SENIOR DAY PROGRAM

20%JOBSEEKERS WHO FOUND COMPETITIVE EMPLOYMENT

*As reported by people who attended Koinonia Enterprises

263PEOPLE SERVED IN RESIDENTIAL SETTINGS

OVERALL SATISFACTION RATING*KOINONIA ASSOCIATES

255,000MILES DRIVEN BY OUR TRANSPORTATION SERVICE

329DIRECT SUPPORT PROFESSIONALS

7,128TRAINING HOURS COMPLETED BY NEW ASSOCIATES

42RESIDENTIAL SUPERVISORS

13COMMUNITY INSTRUCTORS

10NURSES

Highlights

Panelists ranging from a small neighborhood business to both regional and national chains, shared their real-world experience on hiring people with disabilities at the 2015 Employ-ABILITY Summit.

“There’s many advantages to hiring individuals with disabilities. The diversity and inclusion that it brings to your business is a huge advantage.”

- Duane Rohr, CVS Health

“Giant Eagle has been hiring people with disabilities for over 30 years. Once you get over the fear, and once you start thinking about people’s abilities and not disabilities, everything else is much easier.”

- Jeremy Shapira, Giant Eagle

“In all honesty sake, I have nobody with a learning disability that works for me. They might when they walk through the door, but I can tell you right now they don’t have a disability when it comes to doing their job.”

- Gary Pelligrino, Sr., Natural Essentials

New Residential SolutionsCollaborated with the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities (CCBDD) and the Warrensville Developmental Center to open a new home for three individuals who had been living in an institutional setting for up to 30 years. Today, all 3 people are successfully enjoying life in their new home.

Advocating on behalf of a parent who was looking for placement for her son, Koinonia partnered with CCBDD to create a new supported living setting that was previously a private residence. Today, the home is occupied by three individuals who have complex medical needs and is staffed 24/7 by Koinonia associates with special attention by our nursing staff.

Outcomes InitiativeAligned with several lead agencies across Ohio in a Quality Indicator Pilot, which is an initiative of the Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities. Each of our program areas are collecting data which highlights the ways people we serve are engaged in the community with staff support. The data is shared with the Department of Developmental Disabilities (DODD) and other participants to assist with future policy and strategic planning for ser-vice delivery.

Employment Collaborative of Cuyahoga CountyCreated strategic alliances with other employment service organizations that enabled job seekers to take advantage of shared resources between mul-tiple agencies. Through the Collaborative, job seekers will have access to a much larger network of employment opportunities. The Collaborative offers employers direct access to talent through a single point of contact, including pre screened applicants for a wide variety of industries.

Northeast Ohio Regional Employment NetworkServed as a Planning Partner for the Employ-ABILITY Summit. Leading area employers, including CVS Health, Natural Essentials, Giant Eagle, The Lin-coln Electric Company, Marriott International, Key Bank, Cleveland Clinic, and Forest City Enterprises attended the inaugural event at Corporate Col-lege East. Other Planning Partners included the Cuyahoga, Stark, and Sum-mit County Boards of Developmental Disabilities, the Ohio Association of County Boards, and OhioMeansJobs/Cleveland-Cuyahoga County.

Nursing Student Internships

Internships for nursing students from Notre Dame College, Ursuline College, and Cuyahoga Community College were conducted at Koinonia to introduce the healthcare needs of people who have I/DD into the educational experi-ence.

Workforce ManagementWe implemented new time, attendance, and scheduling software which integrates with our payroll software and provides a more robust reporting capability. It also provides management with integral tools for managing payroll costs, allows employees greater time-keeping efficiency, and reduces administrative time required for payroll preparation each period.

Recognized by ERC as one of North-east Ohio’s 99 best places to work. NorthCoast 99 showcases businesses that have implemented “best-in-class” programs in the areas of compensation and benefits; recruitment and selection; training and development; community service; communication; and workplace health and safety.

“That’s what brings me back every day, seeing people make accomplishments and…knowing I was able to help them get there.” - Jessica Taylor

Jessica Taylor started as a residential supervisor working directly with clients in their homes. In her current position as Community Resource Manager, she’s getting those clients out and about in the community.

Keynote speaker Duane Rohr from CVS Health (left) and Ara Bagdasarian, President Board of Trustees for the Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental Disabilities (right) are ready for the Summit.

KOINONIA HOMES, INC.

2015 FinancialsHealth and wellness

Job coachingCommunity integration

Life skillsDietary management and education

Time managementSelf esteem

OF EVERY DOLLAR RECEIVED GOES TO PROGRAMMING

Exercise and stress-reducing activitiesMedical care coordination

Leisure activitiesAdvocacyNursing

Caring homesCommunity employment

REVENUE

EXPENSES

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

ICF/IDD Group HomesWaiver ServicesDay and Vocational ServicesTransportationGrants and FundraisingOtherTotal Revenue

$12,624,3538,810,0952,677,043

567,07695,874

457,166$25,231,607

50.0%34.9%10.6%2.3%0.4%1.8%

Program Related AdministrativeTotal Expenses

$21,822,3063,284,190

$25,106,496

86.9%13.1%

Cash and equivalents

Accounts receivable

Other current assets

Total Current Assets

Investments

Property and equipment, net

Other assets

Total Assets

$ 562,424

1,491,476

771,578

$ 2,825,478

1,244,141

5,163,501

2,121,619

$11,354,739

ASSETS

LIABILITIES

Accounts payable

Accrued expenses

Other current liabilities

Total Current Liabilities

Long-term debt

Other long-term liabilities

Total Liabilities

Net Assets

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

$ 234,650

1,764,591

467,773

$ 2,467,014

4,155,946

193,950

$ 6,816,910

$ 4,537,829

$11,354,739

Revenue in excessof expenses 125,111 0.5%

Thank youTo the following organizations who supported our mission

ACME Markets, Employer

AMC Theatres, Employer

Bullfrogs Sport Cafe, Employer

City of Independence, Community Supporter

Cityview Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, Employer

Cleveland Public Schools, Employer

CrossRoads Church, Community Supporter

Cuyahoga Community College, Education Partner

CVS, Employer

Emerald Village, Volunteer Host

Envision Cleveland, Community Supporter

Evergreen Janitorial Supply, Employer

Fredon Corporation, Employer

Giant Eagle, Employer

Holy Family Hospice, Volunteer Host

Imprint - Carolina Martin, Community Supporter

The Intergenerational Schools, Volunteer Host

John Carroll University, Education Partner

John Knox Presbyterian Church, Community Supporter

Kids Town Child Development Center, Employer

Knights of Columbus Garfield Hts., Community Supporter

Lakeside Church, Volunteer Host

Libra Industries, Inc., Employer

METC - Music Therapy, Community Supporter

Marc’s, Employer

Meals on Wheels, Volunteer Host

Menorah Park, Employer

Natural Essentials, Employer

Notre Dame College, Education Partner

Nurenberg Paris Heller & McCarthy, L.P.A., Community Supporter

Olsen Hearing Services, Volunteer Host

Ronald McDonald House of Cleveland, Volunteer Host

Salvation Army - West Park Corps, Volunteer Host

St. Albert the Great Parish, Community Supporter

Hunger Center of St. Augustines, Volunteer Host

St. John Medical Center, Volunteer Host

St. Peter’s Church, Community Supporter

Target, Employer

The Metropolitan at the 9, Employer

The Word Church, Volunteer Host

Thrift Nation, Employer

Ursuline College, Education Partner

Mission

Partnering with people who have developmental disabilites to achieve healthy, fulfilling, enriched lives.Our Vision: To be a world-class leader in

serving people touched by intellectual and/or developmental disabilites.

Agency Leadership

Diane Beastrom, MA, CNMPresident & Chief Executive Officer

Mary Bondy, MBAChief Business Development Officer

Andrea Dobrin, MS, ODChief Operating Officer

David LaubenthalChief Administrative Officer

Mary Miles, MBAChief People Officer

Michael J. Laheta, CPA, CGMAVice President, Controller

Jennifer Hudak, MPADirector of Koinonia Enterprises

Patti Matzinger, BADirector of Waiver Services

Gail McPeake, RN, BSNDirector of Health Services

Lina Monteleone Workman, BSEd Special EducationDirector of ICF/DD Programs

Cory PearsonDirector of Information Technology

Koinonia Homes, Inc.Board of Directors

In Thanks...

Fred A. WatkinsCHAIR

Todd HaysVICE CHAIR

Lee A. HuffSECRETARY/TREASURER

Timothy R. Alberts Andrew D. KinnearKate Fenner Melissa MajkutJosh Gordon

Please join us in saluting two distinguished recent past members of our Board of Directors...

Dr. Gerald Strauss, PhD served as both Chair and Vice Chair of our board during his 15 year tenure of service. He has been a champion of the DD Community for over 20 years.

Ethan McPeake served 6 years as a Member of the Koinonia Board of Directors. We will miss his passion, energy, and commitment to serving people who have I/DD.

In Honor of 10 or more years of Consecutive GivingTimothy R. AlbertsDiane BeastromLaura BeckaShonda BillingsleaSheila BurtonBeverly A. ButlerRonnie ChambersPhyllis ChisnellJohn CloughAretha CrawfordRobert M. De la CruzNancy DisbrowGary S. FluhartyFrances M. GarrettWanda GleskeLinda Goshay-SmithElizabeth HessNorman C. HivesEster HughesTerence IsakovRobin L. JamesGeraldine KeatorJohn KikelJohn P. KilbaneJoseph B. KilbaneAnn KooRichard KubiakJacqueline LaRueShemale LumpkinsKelly MaloneyBarbara J. MaysMichelle R. MeyerLina Monteleone WorkmanBetty Jo MooneyEva NovakTiffany Poole

Linda PowersEugenia N. RobinsonSandra RosenfieldLatricia RustinDeAnn L. SakacsiRichard L. ScottLisa SepulvedaGeorgia A. ShabazzEileen ShermanMelody D. SmalesJanice Smith-MorrisonAngel SteelDiana Talley-MillerRaymond TimkoKristen TodaroCatherine VeverkaFred A. WatkinsConsuela WilliamsStacey M. WolfeShannon Wright

GIFTS FROM BUSINESSES & ORGANIZATIONSAnonymousAvalon Foodservice, Inc.Cuyahoga County Board of Developmental DisabilitiesMayfield Women’s ClubRetired Irish Police Society

Sultanas of Mahdi Caravan, No. 142The Lubrizol Foundation

Gifts of $1,000 to $5000Diane BeastromMary B. BondyMichael BorchertGeraldine KeatorWilliam P. NiceFred A. Watkins

Gifts of $500 to $999Timothy R. AlbertsNicholas AlexanderDominque DansbyGulchin A. ErgunMark KikelLenda E. LeonardoMelissa MajkutPatricia M. MatzingerTekisha M. PinnerJulie A. Thomas

Gifts of $250 to $499Teresa E. BrunsJane A. CoilRobert M. De la CruzAndrea DobrinKathleen B. FennerBenitha S. GarrettHugh GinleyElizabeth HessCharlie HillDeborah G. HowardJennifer M. HudakJohn HudsonLee HuffRachel JarrousAnn D. JonesJoseph B. KilbaneAndrew D. KinnearAnna KooDavid LaubenthalRobert A. LeskovecGail McPeakeMary Miles

Lina Monteleone WorkmanTherese SafranekJohn ShutelockMelody D. SmalesTamla M. VarnerDavid VisockyKimberly M. Zarczynski

Gifts of $100 to $249Rita BarnesLaura BeckaMichelle BellPhotia BoukisRonnie ChambersPhyllis ChisnellMichael J. ClearyJohn CloughMarion ConnertonRobert ConroyVeronica E. DavisDaniel A. FedeliJohn FlanneryCarmen GandarillaJohn M. GermaineWanda GleskeMarianne GorgoneLinda Goshay-SmithElroy L. HarrisGena D. HartDoreane HayesTodd HaysSandra HillAnquinette C. HobbsShelly D. HodgeMerrill JarvisNorma KaczmarekJohn KikelJohn P. KilbaneLonnetta C. KirkGerri D. KnightRichard KubiakShemale D. LumpkinsKelly Maloney

Sharon L. McKenzieElizabeth M. MiksaBetty Jo MooneyVittorio MonteleoneMatilda MoranMina S. NardiMary NeuzilPhyllis Nsiah-KumiRobert and Ann O’BrienRosemary OrlandoRichard ParkerElaine PinterTiffany PooleBrittany N. ReeseJoel ReikowskyDelilah RencherCarol ReynoldsAccandria U. RhymLawanda RobinsonSandra RosenfieldLatricia RustinKurt SchoffmanDon SchueleHenry H. SchultzRichard L. ScottCheryl SenkoMiereille SeoEileen ShermanThomas D. SmalleySapphire C. SmithAllen A. SmithTheresa SwinehartToya A. TalleyDiane Talley-MillerRaymond TimkoKristen TodaroCatherine VeverkaJeannette WilfordMonica F. WilsonKaneesha WiseGifts up to $99Emmanuel AkatehMamie AlexanderCrystal AllenBernadette AllenTracie D. Anderson

Carly ArmenGlorene BartleyAllen BerkenfeldMary BevacquaShonda BillingsleaNicole BondyChivon M. BookerLinda BradyJames BrownAngela BurgioSheila BurtonBeverly A. ButlerJacquila CannonMichele CieslakDonita B. ColesCherie CookJanet CorboAretha CrawfordSheila L. DavisMartha DiLorenzoLiza M. DiRoccoNancy DisbrowMary Jo DorseyJane DuffyAngela DuncanRhonda DycusWilliam G. ElineLois ErichEricka HarveyGary S. FluhartyDanielle FocaretoTatiana FreemanFrances M. GarrettAnthony GiangrandeKatie Gill-WalkoJamie GoSharon L. GoodrumJerri GrantToni R. GreerShyandrea M.GrimesThomas J. HarmonCarol HarnettJanine HarrisArthur HatcherDeborah HawleyAndrea L. Heim

Tressa HillNorman C. HivesShelisa N.HolmesDeborah M. HopesEster HughesTerence IsakovKimberly M. IversonRobin L. JamesDiana JaworskiBeth KassabriThomas E. KilbaneRon KleinDennis KowalskiMichael LahetaJacqeline LaRueSally A. LaughlinVanessa LeeShannon LumpkinJudy LynchPatricia MarcuzJacqueline MartinAngelina MathewsBarbara J. MaysTyrone T. McCallDaquita T. McDowellWilliam McGregorMary H. MerritMichelle R. MeyerJames MissirlisPolly MixMonica M. MooreDiane MorrisseyLoretta A. MosolovichMweke MwamboJohn P. NolanEva NovakDenise NyegranFrances O’HearnOsiris OrtizWillet Parker-WuttinansantiGary ParsonsJudy PerryRegina D. PhoenixChristine PiazzaKoula PipiniasBill Poulos

Linda PowersKeith PoynterGregory A. PrenetaGalina PropisnayaAngela M. PuertasSylvia ReddingBrandon L. ReeseRaecine L. ReevesTheresa ReineckKeah RobinsonEugenia N. RobinsonFrank RumaPatricia M.RuppDeAnn L. SakacsiJulieAnna SantosLinda SawyerJoseph SbroccoSadie ScarcellaMarie SchadeIcysis M. ScottLisa M. SepulvedaEileen ShermanPaula SiefertRosemary SlyMichelle C.SmithMissey SmithJanice Smith MorrisonAngel SteelSusan SterlingBeverly SwallenKaelee SzepJessica TaylorJessica P. ThorneMartha TobinAaron TorresShawn VaughnRick WaiteGlenn WaltersTiffany WenzConsuela WilliamsRochelle WilliamsAshley WilliamsCrystal WilliamsDarmicka WilsonStacey M. WolfeNatasha M. WrightShannon Wright

Dayshaun YorkCrystal E. YoungBruce A. YuknavichLoryn ZaffleMary Ann ZapiorCharles Zepp

GIFTS FROM BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS, AND ORGANIZATIONS

Gifts of $5000 and aboveAnonymousGifts of $1000 to $4999Fedeli Family Charitable FoundationFirst National Bank of PennsylvaniaHealthspanKnights of Columbus #4130The National Telephone Supply Co.

Gifts of $500 to $999Canon Solutions America, Inc.Eileen M. Burkhart & Co.HW&Co.KeyBank FoundationOpportunity Housing, LLC.Sultanas of Mahdi Caravan, No. 142UBS Community Affairs and Corporate Responsibility, AmericasGifts of $100 to $499Helen T. Miller Rev TrustNurenberg Paris Heller & McCarthy, L.P.A.Progressive Insurance FoundationThe Lubrizol FoundationTrust Agreement of Barbara I. BrooksXtreme Lawn Care LLC

Gifts up to $99Amazon Smile FoundationCostco UW CampaignHudecek Cement Contractors, Inc.Mayfield Collision CentersMayfield Women’s ClubUnited WayIN-KIND DONATIONSTracie AndersonDiane BeastromMary BondyTatyana BorshovTeresa BrunsJane CoilLatasha CummingsAndrea DobrinJane DuffyCarol HarnettTaelor HarrisJennifer HudakDavid LaubenthalPatricia M. MatzingerSusan McGregorGail McPeakeMichelle MeyerGreg MeyersShana MooseDiane Roman FuscoNancy SchilligCheryl SenkoPaula SiefertElaine SleaJerome SleaHeidi SpaethLina Workman

BUSINESS AND ORGANIZATIONS IN-KIND DONATIONSAvalon Foodservice, Inc.Brown & AssociatesBurgers 2 BeerCBS RadioCDW-G, LLC

Chamberlain Marketing GroupDollar BankHuntington National BankMimi VanderhavenRock and Roll Hall of Fame and MuseumSolon 16 TheatreStan Miller & AssociatesThe Corktown Hotel

IN MEMORIAMIn memory of Alaine BlockAllen BerkenfeldIn memory of Josephine BrancatoAllen BerkenfeldIn memory of Nestor BurkhartMary B. BondyNicole BondyIn memory of John ConroyRobert ConroyIn memory of Carol ContornoChristine PiazzaIn memory of Rhitt DuhnAngela M. PuertasIn memory of Ayhan ErgunGulchin A. ErgunIn memory of John HunyakRichard L. ScottThe Lubrizol FoundationIn memory of Peggy KilbaneRichard KubiakThomas E. Kilbane

In memory of Beverly NauTheresa SwinehartIn memory of William O’HearnRobert A. LeskovecIn memory of William and Kathy O’HearnHellen T. Miller Rev TrustFrances O’HearnIn memory of Joanne L. RomansikCatherine A. VeverkaIn memory of Mrs. Beatrice RoopJohn P. KilbaneIn memory of Ben A. ScarcellaSadie ScarcellaIn memory of Franklin ShermanEileen ShermanIn memory of Alder WardMary B. Bondy

We appreciate all gifts at all levels, and we also thank individuals who support us by designating all or part of their United Way pledge to Koinonia. We made every attempt to recognize each donor in our Annual Report and apologize in advance if we inadvertently omitted any names. Please notify us at (216) 532-8332.

Koinonia gratefully acknowledges the following donors for their financial contributions during 2015

Donors

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