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2011 Annual Report Success & Service Statistics

• Information & Referral Services: Over 10,000 individuals made contact with the Center for one or more of our services. Nearly 30,000 individuals signed in at the front reception desk to participate in one or more of the multi agency services programs.

• 6,344 individuals were served through our Food/Clothing and Farmer’s Market Distribution Program. Over 133,000 pounds of food were distributed; equaling 110,000 meals.

• 1,391 referrals were received from United Way’s First Call for Help (211).

• 357 new clients were served through the Case Management & Counseling Program, totaling 1,720 units of service. This is a 53% increase from 2010.

• 214 individuals benefited from the Holiday Adopt-A-Family Program with the support from over 14 sponsors. Many of the work place or faith based sponsors had multiple individual sponsors.

• 148 teens participated in the Moms First Program totaling 1,776 units of service.

• 127 individuals volunteered for one or more programs.

• 350 individuals enrolled and received academic assistance through the GED and ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) programming.

• 83 consumers received legal assistance through our partnership with the Cleveland Homeless Legal Assistance Program.

• 39 families received furniture through our furniture distribution program.

• 50 community service workers provided nearly 1,800 hours of labor.

• Narcotic Anonymous continues to meet weekly.

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Letter from the Board President and Executive Director

This past year, the May Dugan Center was true to its mission of “helping people enrich and advance their lives and communities.” This was accomplished with a focused Board of Directors, staff, volunteers and much support from individual donors and a philanthropic community. Our 2011 service statistics showed an unprecedented increase in demand for all program areas. In fact, we recorded nearly 30,000 visits to the Center.

In 1974, when the City of Cleveland authorized the May Dugan Center to manage the facility, its intent was to operate as a “multi-service center” for health and human service related programming. Today, it continues to serve that purpose as several agencies collaborate by helping people “enrich and advance their lives and communities.”

The growth of our programs is made possible by working with many collaborating partners. The Cleveland Food Bank, Westlake School District, St. Mark Catholic Church, Rocky River United Methodist, Center for Families

and Children and many volunteers made our Food and Clothing Program a huge success. Lakewood ABLE and the Ohio Board of Regents continue to support our Education and Resource Center initiative. Our Adopt-A-

Family Program brought great joy to many children and adults through the generous sponsorship of individuals, corporations, churches and local businesses.

Our Board of Directors adopted a new initiative to develop and implement a Health and Wellness Program for our surrounding communities. St. Vincent Charity Hospital, Lutheran Hospital, Case Western Reserve University and Metro Health (McCafferty) have all joined our efforts to provide preventive care through health screenings and education. The McGregor Foundation provided a start-up grant for this initiative.

We are most grateful to our Board Leadership for their timeless commitment to participate with the Building, Development, Finance and Program committees. Their leadership has helped shape a much more solid and sustainable operation. At our annual Board and Staff Retreat, we carefully addressed the following areas: Building Operations, Development, Sustainability and Building Strategic Alliances. This is an on-going project with specific tasks for measurable outcomes.

Without the support from the many volunteers and donations from individuals, foundations, corporations and the business community, we would not be able to meet the needs of the thousands of individuals and families that seek assistance at May Dugan. We sincerely appreciate your support and hope that you will continue.

Sincerely,

Julie M. Rehm, Ph.D. Rick A. Kemm, MNOPresident, Board of Directors Executive Director

Education & Resource CenterThis past June, the Education and Resource Center celebrated its one year anniversary of providing GED, ESOL and other educational programming. In partnership with Lakewood ABLE, over 250 individuals enrolled in the programs, while 38 individuals earned their GED. In addition, the Center has the highest GED graduation rate among all of the ABLE sites in Northeast Ohio. As the ERC continues to be a valuable community resource, we would

like to thank the following foundations for their continued support: Reinberger Foundation, Cyrus

Eaton and United Black Fund. MomsFirst The MomsFirst program provided assistance to 148 Pregnant and Parenting Adolescent Women totaling 1,776 units of service. The program’s goal of ensuring a healthy pregnancy and continued education was provided by Community Health Workers. Educational topics that are covered include: prenatal care, family planning, breastfeeding, infant/child development and much more.

Comprehensive Case Management & Counseling The Case Management and Counseling Program at the May Dugan

Center provided assistance to 357 new clients during 2011. In addition to the carry-over clients from the previous year, a total

of 1,720 units of service were provided. This includes clients seeking assistance with employment, housing, mental health

and other needs. The Community West Foundation, Reuter Foundation, Thomas C. & Sandra S. Sullivan Foundation,

The Cleveland Foundation, Reinberger Foundation and the Eva L. & Joseph M. Bruening Foundation provided support toward this critical programming.

Adopt A FamilyEvery year, the Holiday Adopt A Family Program

continues to grow. A total of 214 individuals received gifts from over 16 sponsoring groups/individuals. Many of

the sponsors involve multiple employees/partners. Sponsors included: Jones Day, Key Bank, ASK Chemicals, Microsoft

Corporation, Weston Hurd, LLP, Rocky River United Methodist Church, St. Christopher Catholic Church, St. Mark Church, Lynne

Filicko & Family, Charles Rini, Jr., Caryn Candisky, Pat & Sandy Reynolds, Sheila Romes. Sponsors are matched with clients from the May Dugan Case Management Staff who are seeking assistance with Basic Human Service needs, as well as support during the Holiday Season.

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William Caldwell The May Dugan Center would like to pay tribute to former Board Member and long time volunteer, William “Bill” Caldwell. Mr. Caldwell passed away on May 18, 2011 peacefully at his home in Cincinnati. In addition to serving as a volunteer at May Dugan, he dedicated much of his time and heart into several other nonprofit organizations. We would like to thank the following individuals who made donations in Bill’s name:

John Bertrand, Lucile Carey, Rosemary Donzella, Patricia Falconer, Harry & Ann Farmer, Joanne Gall, Kathryn Gene, Charles & Linda Haines, Kathleen House, Lou Keim, Bryan Lenocker, Gail Long, Richard Nosse, Lauren Persons, Rebecca Rocco, Jerry & Barb Ryan, Jo Ann Schatz, John Seibenick, Donna Squyres, Tim & Gail Sulak, Laura Smith Traverso, James, Reginald Turner & Mary Wehrle

Volunteer HighlightsMore than 125 individuals volunteered for one or more projects at the May Dugan Center. Volunteer projects included: painting, landscaping, food & clothing distribution day, receptionist, tutoring, maintenance, holiday decorating, governance and more. In addition, a volunteer advisory committee was formed to begin the development and implementation of the MDC “Health & Wellness Program.” May Dugan received on-going support from Business Volunteers Unlimited. More than 30 people volunteered with the planning of the first “Feathers and Fedoras” special 40th anniversary event.

Food & Clothing Distribution DayIn partnership with the Cleveland Food Bank and the Hunger Network, 6,344 individuals received assistance from the Food/Clothing Distribution Program. In addition May Dugan hosted a “Farmers Market” during the months of June – December. A total of 132,849 pounds of food was distributed, serving more than 110,000 meals. This was an increase of 20% over 2010.

Delivery ProjectIn 2011, the May Dugan Center, in collaboration with Malachi House, was able to provide slightly damaged, but brand new couches, rugs, living room chairs, and miscellaneous furniture items to 39 families and individuals. Through our Case Management and Counseling Program, an assessment was completed on our clients to confirm the need. Arrangements are made with volunteer students from Saint Ignatius High School “Movers Program” to by-pass the many hassles involved with the delivery process. More than ten volunteers from Saint Ignatius proudly picked up and delivered the heavy furniture. We are most grateful to Arhaus Furniture for their generous contributions.

We would like

to give a special thank you to all of

our sponsors that helped make this event possible: Trevor &

Jennie Jones, Voss Industries, Buckeye Community Health Plan, Great Lakes Brewery

and Cleveland Public Power, Councilman Joe Cimperman, Plantscaping Inc, the Home Depot-Lakewood, & Eart Fare

for all of their exceptionally generous donations to the event.

Tree Lighting Ceremony On December 1, the May Dugan Center brought holiday joy to those who joined us for the lighting of the 50 ft tall tree located in the MDC plaza. Over 5,000 LED lights lit up the corner of Bridge and Randall Street and brought the holiday spirit alive at May Dugan! The May Dugan Holiday Tree symbolized the help and hope we provide to our clients on a daily basis.

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“Charleston” Sponsor Trevor O. & Jennie Jones

“Jitterbug” Sponsors Jones Day – Jeanne & Scott Rickert & Key Bank

“Shimmy” Sponsors The Alpha Group, Buckeye Community Health, Frantz Ward, Forest City, Microsoft, American Tank & Fabricating Company, Renaissance Enrichment Services, Carol & Charles Rini, Sr., and Julie M. Rehm & Bruce Szabo

VolunteersBerea High School Visual Arts Students, Virginia Marti School of Design, Marilyn Holderfield, & Stella Maris

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T Planning Committee Michele AbrahamTracey BradnanRuth BradyCrystal CalhounGregory ColesKari Colon-ZimmermannFran DiDonatoDerrick English, Jr. Diane FedakBlanca FigueroaBarbara GondoschRick KemmMark LastitionBede Littman Hilarie MaloofJared MaloofAnn M. MedwetzStephanie MoralesAmy M PappasJulie M. Rehm Patrick ReynoldsJeanne RickertCarol RomanoBob RotatoriDeborah Safranek

he May Dugan Center held its 40th year anniversary celebration on May 19, 2011 with “Feathers & Fedoras”, a speakeasy benefit to support and bring awareness to programs and services we provide. Chairing the event was May Dugan’s grandson and Board Member, Patrick Reynolds. Honorary Chairs included: Cleveland Mayor Frank Jackson, the Honorable Judge Kathleen Ann Keough, and Trevor and Jennie Jones. Over 200 individuals attended the event and many dressed in 1920’s & 1930’s outfits. Thanks to everyone involved, we were able to raise over $25,000! We would like to graciously acknowledge and thank our sponsors, committee members and volunteers for all of their support, hard work and dedication:

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VolunteersBerea High School Visual Arts Students, Virginia Marti School of Design, Marilyn Holderfield, & Stella Maris

Programs

Management & General

Development

37% Donated revenue

36% Government grants

13% Foundation grants

6% Rental income

5% Personal, corporate & civic contributions

3% Special event & other

2011 Financial Information (unaudited)

In-kind contributions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 434,027Government grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 429,191Foundation grants . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150,888Rental income . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77,108Personal, corporate & civic contributions . . . . 59,170Special event & other. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30,482Investment income & net losses . . . . . . . . . . . . (23,111)Total Revenue & Support . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,157,755

Salaries & benefits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 610,667Program supplies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 298,365Donated rent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137,950Utilities, building & equipment expenses . . . . 69,167Professional fees . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56,052Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,648Office expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 33,696Other . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31,833Total Expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,249,378Expenses over revenue(before investment gains) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ (91,623)

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

Revenue & Support

Expenses

Cash & cash equivalents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 85,760Accounts & grants receivable . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73,369Prepaid expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14,268Investments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,013,464Property & equipment, net . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 119,096Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,305,957

Accounts payable & accrued expenses . . . . . . $ 24,275Accrued expenses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11,895Line of credit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118Total Liabilities . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 36,288

Total Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,269,669Total liabilities & Net Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 1,305,957

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

Revenue & Support

Liabilities

Net Assets

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40%

60%

80%

100%

2011 2010

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Planning Committee Michele AbrahamTracey BradnanRuth BradyCrystal CalhounGregory ColesKari Colon-ZimmermannFran DiDonatoDerrick English, Jr. Diane FedakBlanca FigueroaBarbara GondoschRick KemmMark LastitionBede Littman Hilarie MaloofJared MaloofAnn M. MedwetzStephanie MoralesAmy M PappasJulie M. Rehm Patrick ReynoldsJeanne RickertCarol RomanoBob RotatoriDeborah Safranek

Operating Revenue Operating Expenses

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Individual Donors

$500 & Over

Anonymous DonorJane BaldwinDiane Fedak & Thomas Buford (In Honor of Alan Fodor)Joyce & Pat Casey Mary Jo Diekman Derrick English, Jr.Trevor O. & Jennie JonesDonald P. KazmaierLinda & Thomas Kiousis, Jr. (In Memory of “Gram” Dugan) Matthew Kosarko Jared & Wendy MaloofC. Carter McDanielSandra & Patrick ReynoldsCarol & Charles Rini, Sr. Jeanne & Scott RickertMarc SanchezSandra S. & Thomas C. Sullivan Julie Rehm & Bruce SzaboRick WeigleKari & Leonard Zimmermann

$250-$499

Michele Abraham Rosanne & Michael Deucher Heather Donovon Rick A. KemmStephanie Morales Lisa & John PalivodaSusan & Bob Rotatori Carol & Robert TallerDouglas Van Auken

$100-$249

Tim BondRuth BradyMartin CannonPatrica & Ann Marie CookJames C. Crisp (In Memory of Elizabeth Ball)Christopher DemasFran DiDonatoGuiseepe DilulioPatricia EganMary Ellen Eickman-FialaMrs. Rosalie T. GarvenBarbara GondoschDebra & James GrassiHeather GrassiJudy GrassiRoberta HinesHarry & Kathy HooleDr. Howard Hormanez

Our OrganizationMay Dugan Center’s mission is “to help people enrich and advance their lives and communities.” The Center is a social service agency which delivers several health and human service programs. We are an independent, not-for-profit organization operating as a lifeline for over 10,000 individuals and families from all ages, not only from the Near West-Side but from the entire Greater Cleveland community since 1969. May Dugan provides this support through its Food & Clothing Program, Information and Referral Services, Comprehensive Case Management, and Counseling Services. The diverse ethnic, cultural, and economic backgrounds of the clients who visit May Dugan are virtually all living at or below the poverty index level under Federal guidelines. In addition to our programs and services, May Dugan provides space to other not-for-profits within the social service network.

2011Donors

Phillip & Patricia HosmerBetty & Henry Jacques (In Memory of David Jacques)Kathleen A. KeoughDeborah & John Kilbane (In Memory of the Edward & Angela Kilbane Fund) Beth KorthHoward LakeHilarie MaloofGail McCaffertyRory McDonald Ann MedwetzBill MonrealGary OchiHolly OvertonBarb & David Partington (In Honor of Don Zaas)Eileen Platten-KralAnne ReynoldsSteven RiniSheila RomesRyan RyznerNancy SchusterEdith SchwedeBruce SmithCharlotte Still NobleMargaret TerryK. Sandra VantaVictoria VineJames WagnerJames and Eileen WallenhorstMary C. WarrenMary WehrleLouis WeigeleMargaret WongVictoria R. WrightMark YagerFriends of Judge Kathleen Ann KeoughJudge Mary Kilbane & John Meyers

$1-$99

Matt AllenEsther BaioccoCarolyn Balzersen Gerald BarnaPatricia BasistaMargaret K. BeganPeggy & Gary Began (In Memory of the Edward & Angela Kilbane Fund) Kathryn BehmMary BommerPatricia & Lyle BufogleKathleen R. CorriganJohn & Diane CorriganEileen CoxHarris CreechDan Deioma

Mary DiDonato Larry EasonMargo FaulhabberBlanca FigueroaAlan FormanJanice K. & James T. GannonLuis GomezBarry and Eileen Gordon (In Memory of the Edward & Angela Kilbane Fund) Mary Jane Hawn CariensLowel & Marilyn HeinkeMarilyn Ingrassia Debra JesionowskiJulie JohnsonJoyce JonesRobert & Eileen KilbaneJames B. KoplowLillian KrizanskyRonald LenzBridjetta Levison-SteeleElizabeth LittmanNami Evelyn MasqreraJacqueline McCownCheryl & Brian MenoniMargaret & James MisakJohn & Patricia MoharBridget MorenoKevin Patrick MurphyJulius NemethMr. & Mrs. Lawrence OswaldPatricia A. ParasEllen PattonCathrin Peter Daniel R. PetricigCarole PicardyJohn S. & Victoria J. PolitoPaule PrebusMary QuinlanNancy & Scott RamseyRich RepenningMaureen ReynoldsGeorge Rhyne IIIEvelyn M. Rice Rodger L. RobertsonElias RodriquezCarol RomanoDeborah SfranekJay ShackelfordAnthony ShakerJanet ShipmanGregg SimpsonMary Kay StahleyJoan L. Stapf (In Memory of Alvin C. Stapf)Renee A. StricklandDallan StumpfEricka ThomsJudy & Walter Van TilburgJanet WalkuskiJames WingoRobert Ziccardi

Undisclosed Amount

Patricia WardSusan Halle

2011 Business/Civic/Faith Based Donations American Tank & Fabricating Co.Apex Paper Box Company Cargil Charter One Cleveland Public Power Councilman Joe CimpermanCouncilman Matt ZoneCustomer Care Measurement & Consulting Detroit Shoreway Community Development Corp.EarthFare Elcoma Metal Fabricating & Sales, Inc.Energizer Forest City Enterprises Frantz Ward Gamma Zeta Chapter of Alpha Delta State of The Delta Kappa Gamma Society International Giant Eagle Great Lakes Brewery Great Northern Carpet In Touch Massotherapy Jones Day Key BankLight BistroMcManus, Dosen & Co. Microsoft OE ConnectionOhio City Inc.Renaissance Enrichment ServicesRiteway Home Service St. Ignatius High School St. Mark Church Suburban Press The Alpha Group The Home Depot of LakewoodTwist Social Club Voss Industries Welch Packaging West Shore Unitarian Church

Corporate Matching Gift ProgramsDominion East Ohio Energizer Key Bank Microsoft

2011 Foundation SupportCommunity EndeavorsCommunity West FoundationCyrus Eaton FoundationEva L. & Joseph M. Bruening FoundationGiant Eagle Foundation J. Harrington & Marie Glidden FoundationKelvin & Eleanor Smith FoundationMcGregor FoundationReinberger FoundationReuter Family FoundationThatcher Family Fund (Cleveland Foundation)The Arthur B. McBride, Sr. Family FoundationThe Cleveland FoundationThomas C. & Sandra S. Sullivan FoundationUnited Black Fund

In Kind GiftsMichele Abraham Edith BarkerDeborah Barnes Richard BearAndrew BettranSherri Beuke Tracey BradnanJason Broadbent Meredith BruderAmy Bush Arisha CaldwellHoney CaraballoPatrick Casey Linda Cohen Kim ConradAnita CookJanet Desouza Vince Detore Christine DolceLarry Eason James Egan Derrick English, Jr. Rose Erasson White Everett Brent T. Feorene Ivelisse Fernandez Blanca Figueroa Dawna Finley Alan FodorJames Foster Stuart Freedman Dr. Frank Gabrin Dennis Gabrowski Reese Germany

Our Organization

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This listing includes donors whose contributions were received between January 1, 2011 and December 31, 2011. We apologize for any errors or omissions. Please contact the May Dugan Center Department of Development at (216) 631-5800 ex 124 with any corrections.

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In Kind Gifts

Victoria Girvan-LiPuma Dominick GrassiKaren Hausler Deborah Hawkins Marilyn Heinke Steven E. Henson Eric Hillstroke Eric Hilstrom David Hooser Siobhan HopsonPatricia Hosmer Erick Jackson Betty & Henry Jacques Trevor & Jennie JonesAli Jones Ryan Joyce Stella Joyce Donald P. Kazmaier Inez KemmRick A. KemmTammy KennedyElizabeth KeyJessica Kirk Linda Konopinski Matthew Kosarko Lindsey KuboffNatalie Leek Janeen Leon Alexis Lynch Michael Maier Mary Malejowski Denise Marasch William Marks Jackie McCown C. Carter McDaniel Christina MelargnoEmma Mercado Gladys E. Montoya Jeanette MooneyJulio Morales William Mueller Laura NaryMichelle Newman Craig OliverMadison PaezPastor Brian PalmerAmy PappasCarole Picardy Julie M. Rehm Charleen ReynoldsPatrick ReynoldsKathleen RiggiCharles A. Rini, Jr.Norman Robbins Gladys RodriguezSheila Romes Jose L. Rosario Bob & Susan Rotatori Rose Roy Shareefah Sabur

Manuel L. Salvador Alice SawyersPatrick Scardino Linda Schlageter Wilma SettzerRobert ShoresNancy SilvermanNokita SparksSandra L. SteppRenee Strickland John & Rita Szy Clarissa Lynn ThompsonGail Thornton James Thornton Rafael Torres John Tressel Frank Triggiano Sandra Vanta Olga Vargas William Vazquez Victoria Vine Angela Wanhainen Donna WatsonKathleen WeissLinda S. White Michelle Williford Thomas Winans Sha’ron Winfield Kenneth YamamotoManuel & Patricia Yeomans-Salvador Genevieve Zarnick

VolunteersMichele AbrahamAdnan Ah-KhdoufAmneh AlahmadOla AliSelma AliSamir Alshiekh MueeFeizi AlushajLiri AlushajShirley AndersonJane BaldwinKey BankDeborah Barnes Robert BlackTracey BradnanRuth BradyAnn BushArisha CaldwellKeith CantleyPat CaseyJoyce CaseyRenita CoeGregory ColesDanielle CooperYatish DesaiFran DiDonato

Frank DymekDerrick L. English Jr.Diane FedakAlan FodorAlan FormanSohib FshikatZoila GarciaCassius GoffBarb GondoschRich GoudreauElena GraurKaren HauslerPatrick HealeyDael HenkBerea High SchoolMarilyn HolderfieldMaladean HudsonReem IdeisSt. IgnatiusDonald IngleKristine JacksonHiyfa Kafel RockaPaula KampfWilliam KatsilisDonald P. KazmaierKhawla KhaledAsghari KhanAkbari KhatoonNaomi KirkMatthew KosarkoZanwon KudeeMark LastitionBede LittmanRudy LobosJared MaloofHillarie MaloofSue MarascoStella MarisVirginia MartiSheryl MartinRay MayC. Carter McDanielLorna MclainAnn MedwetzCarlos MolinaJennifer MoncayoRicardo MontabanStephanie MoralesSafet MucajAdriana MunizJohn MurphyCarmen NegronDawne OlivioRosa OrozcoJorge OrtizNorma PadinAmy PappasCynthia PaytonPinky PurohitMegan Raimondi

Julie M. RehmAgim RexhepiMaureen ReynoldsPatrick ReynoldsSandy ReynoldsAnne ReynoldsJeanne RickertRobert RiveraIvelisse RoigBob RotatoriDeborah Safranek Leoncio SamenezFred SandalsLarry ScottMelkamayehu SegaElvis SerranoCommunity ServiceNancy SchusterRobert SimpsonGrace SimpsonHyland SoftwareKen Speer Bruce SmithRobert Stewart Bruce SzaboLes TafoyaVivian TranVicki VineRick WeigleLouis WeigeleSana WoddiLinda WongFatmir XhyliuKari Colon-ZimmermannPhilip Zubricky

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Our mission is to help people enrich and advance their lives and communities.

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4115 Bridge Avenue, Cleveland, OH 44113-3304(216) 631-5800 | www.maydugancenter.org

2011 Board of DirectorsBoard President: Julie M. Rehm, Ph.DVice President: Patrick ReynoldsTreasurer: Jared Maloof, Esq., CPASecretary: Alan Forman, MA, MSMichele AbrahamRuth Brady, Esq.Patrick J. CaseyYatish DesaiFran DiDonatoDerrick English, Jr.Mark LastitionStephanie MoralesJeanne M. RickertBob RotatoriNancy C. SchusterLouis WeigeleRick WeigleKari Colon-Zimmermann

Management StaffRick A. Kemm, MNO, Executive DirectorDavid Hanick, CPA – Chief Financial OfficerBlanca Figueroa, Director of OperationsDominick Grassi, Development AssociateAdrian Jurkiw, Program CoordinatorBridjetta Levison-Steele, MomsFirst CoordinatorCarol Romano, Case Manager/HistorianV. Victoria Vine, Finance Director (8-11)Angelica Contreras, Program Coordinator (9-11)

2011 MDC Community Partners4 BenefitABC Tutoring-A Better ChanceADAMHS Board of Cuyahoga CountyAIDS Taskforce of Greater ClevelandBVU (Business Volunteers UnlimitedBuckeye Community Health PlanCatholic Charities Health & Human ServicesCare SourceCase Western Reserve UniversityCenter for Community Solution’s, AIDS Funding CollaborativeCenter for Families and ChildrenCEOGC (Council for Economic Opportunities of Greater Cleveland)Christ Child SocietyCity of Cleveland, Department of Community DevelopmentCity of Cleveland, Department of Public HealthCleveland FoodbankCleveland Furniture BankCleveland Metropolitan School DistrictCommunity Solutions Mortgage CounselingCuyahoga County Board of ElectionsCuyahoga Community CollegeDetroit Shoreway Neighborhood Development CorporationDomestic Violence CenterEmployment Connections with Department of Job & Family ServicesHealthy Fatherhood Collaborative HEAP (Home Energy Assistance Program)Hispanic UMADAOPH & R Block – Detroit Shoreway BranchHunger Network ClevelandInterfaith Hospitality Network of Greater Cleveland

Lakewood ABLELutheran Metropolitan MinistryMalachi HouseMetro HealthMinute Men StaffingMurtis H. Taylor Multi Service CenterNarcotics AnonymousNational Caucus on Black AgingNE Ohio Coalition for the Homeless Legal ServicesOhio Benefit BankOhio City Inc.Ohio City Inc., Human Services Dialogue Positive ChangesRocky River United Church of ChristSt. Herman House of HospitalitySt. Ignatius High SchoolSt. Mark Catholic ChurchSt. Paul’s Community ChurchSt. Vincent Charity HospitalStella MarisTowards Employment Transitional Housing, Inc.United Way Services 211 First Call for HelpWalton School Tutoring ProgramWECO Fund, Inc.Westlake School District Westside Family Resource NetworkWestside Catholic CenterWomen’s Center of Greater ClevelandYoung Latino Network