ohio.preventblindness.org Williams, President & CEO of Prevent Blindness visits Congressman Pat Tiberi’s office to congratulate him on being awarded the 2015 Medicare Part D Patient

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2015-2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORSCHAIRMike D’IppolitoNationwide Insurance

IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR The Hon. Betty D. MontgomeryMacMurray, Petersen & Shuster LLP

TREASURERER Sean WhalenU.S. Bank

SECRETARYBob BidingerPNC Bank

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Ann AquilloThe Scotts Miracle-Gro Company

Alan BlumenthalJPMorgan

Jenny CamperLesic & Camper Communications

Victor FergusonVorys, Sater, Seymour & Pease LLC

Rhoe FieldsL Brands

The Honorable Nancy GarlandCommunity Volunteer

Meghan HillSquire Patton Boggs (US) LLP

Robert JungU.S. Bank

Isi IkharebhaPhysicians CareConnection

Russ Kennedy Community Volunteer

Kathy LokenHuntington National Bank

Linda Martens Bristol-Myers Squibb

Michael MartensTransamerica Financial Advisors

Greg Rosenthal, MDAlliance Retina, LLC

MEMBERSBradly D’SouzaTesla Motors

Dr. Tony FentonVisionMakers

The Hon. Tracy Maxwell HeardMillennium Solutions, Inc. Rick HoffmanAmerican Electric Power

George KademenosVSP

Thomas Kalnicki Fifth Third Bank

Dr. Steven KatzHavener Eye Institute

Stephanie PavolCardinal Health

Mike RoweOhio Senate

Juliet Rowland Community Volunteer

Representative Barbara SearsOhio House District 47

Dr. Dean VanNasdaleThe Ohio State University College of Optometry and Member of the Ohio Optometric Association

Marisa WeiselVorys Health Care Advisors

Tony WoodsDeaconess Associations, Inc.

HONORARY MEMBERSCharles E. AnsleyDr. Amine Ayad Martha F. BullockRichard T. BunnerMichael J. CanterThe Honorable Michael F. CurtinWilliam E. HickmanThe Honorable Marcy KapturDr. Lawrence E. LequireJustice Evelyn Lundberg Stratton, RetiredJohn MarakasKathleen McGinnisDr. John S. MichelmanJ. Pat RossBrian SmithPress C. Southworth IIIKent D. StuckeyThe Honorable Patrick J. Tiberi

PRESIDENT & CEOSherill K. Williams

Ohio Affiliate 1500 W. Third Ave., Suite 200Columbus, OH 43212-2874Phone: 614.464.2020 or 800.301.2020Fax: 614.481.9670

Northwest Ohio ChapterHillcrest Medical Bldg. #16803 Mayfield Road, Suite 111Cleveland, OH 44124Phone: 440.720.1285Fax: 440.720.1441

Northeast Ohio ChapterHillcrest Medical Bldg. #16803 Mayfield Road, Suite 111Cleveland, OH 44124Phone: 440.720.1285Fax: 440.720.1441

Southwest Ohio Chapter5725 Dragon Way Suite 310Cincinnati, OH 45227Phone: 513.531.9001 Fax: 513.531.9002

Dayton Office313 S. Jefferson St., Suite 104Dayton, OH 45402Phone: 937.223.8766Fax: 937.223.8767

For more information visitwww.pbohio.org or e-mail us at [email protected].

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Public SupportContributions and GrantsSpecial Event, net of direct costsTotal Public SupportLegacyOther Revenue Interest & Diviends on Investments Other Revenue Total Other Revenue

Total Public Support,Grant Revenue and Other

Program ServicesPublic Health Professional Education & Training Community ServicesTotal Program Services

Supporting Services General & Administrative Fundraising Total Supporting Services

Total Expenses

$1,213,657$362,015

$1,575,672

$64,286

$31,288$23,693$54,981

$1,694,939

$544,987$397,499$647,871

$1,590,357

$101,950$163,171$265,121

$1,855,478

Thanks to the support of Prevent Blindness volunteers, staff, donors and partner organizations for making it possible for thousands of Ohioans to “see into the future.” We are pleased to present you with the results of our sight saving programs that served 885,000 Ohioans of all ages and walks of life this past year.

Our focus has been on the future and addressing the half of vision loss that is preventable through early detection and treatment and use of protective eyewear at work, home and play. To meet these challenges, we completed a Strategic Plan entitled “Vision 2020” that details our goals for serving individuals at highest risk for vision problems – children under age 6, people with diabetes, ethnic groups prone to glaucoma, seniors and those without financial resources to get the eye care they need.

Prevent Blindness also co-sponsored a “first of its kind ever” report from the National Academy of Sciences that provides the evidence and strategies we must follow to curb the growth of vision loss in the next quarter century that is expected to double without intervention. The report emphasizes the critical need for community education that arms individuals with the facts and tools to take care of their precious gift of sight for a lifetime. The work of Prevent Blindness is more important than ever before!

We thank you for joining us in our fight to protect our eyes “into the future”. It is only through your continued support and participation that we will see a day that preventable vision loss is eliminated.

Sincerely,

Mike D’Ippolito Sherill K. WilliamsChair President & CEOBoard of Directors

A Letter from our Board Chair and President“See Into the Future”

Sherill K. WilliamsPresident & CEO

Mike D’IppolitoChair

72%

21%

4% 3%

2015-2016Revenue

Contributions and GrantsSpecial EventsLegaciesInterest & Dividends on Investments/ Other Revenue

29%

21%

35%

6%

9%

2015-2016Expenses

Public Health Professional Education & TrainingCommunity Services General & AdministrativeFundraising

A complete set of audited financial statements is available upon request.

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Former First Lady, Hope Taft joined Prevent Blindness and representatives of the Xenia Community Branch Library at the opening of PBO’s Wise About Eyes Interactive Exhibit.

Serving Ohioans April 1, 2015 - March 31, 2016

PBO Volunteer, Richard T. Bunner was awarded the 2015 Jenny Pomeroy Public Health Award on Nov. 5 2015 for his involvement as an active adovacte with Prevent Blindess since the late 1970s.

Sherry Williams, President & CEO of Prevent Blindness visits Congressman Pat Tiberi’s office to congratulate him on being awarded the 2015 Medicare Part D Patient Access Champion Award, which expands to sight-saving medications for seniors.

Thank you CareSource for your generous donation of $15,000 towards our sight-saving services that reach all 88 counties in Ohio!

Top vision researchers, clinicians, and public health professionals present-ed at the “Aging Eye Summit: Connecting the Dots” at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine on April 20, 2016. The goal was to involve diverse stakeholders in curbing the growth of vision loss due to aging eye diseases through public and professional education, early detection and treatment.

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To be honest, as a parent, developmentally the piece that I was least committed to was the vision piece because it wasn’t as noticeable in a baby and at that age you’re focusing on babbling, crawling, talking and walking. I re-ally wasn’t understanding the importance of his vision. I thought of it as segmented and separate, Jayden’s vision was his vision. Yes, I wanted him to be able to see books and to see the world, but I wasn’t thinking about how inte-grated and critical vision was for his development and all these other milestones that we were working on with him.

But now after Jayden got his glasses, we understand that his vision has definitely played a critical role in hitting his milestones like learning to walk, jumping and dancing. His self-esteem has been impacted as well because he’s al-ways trying to keep up with other kids and his twin brother, in particular. I credit his glasses and more complete vision to the strides that Jayden has made. I can’t imagine how different and how much quieter of a person Jayden would be if he hadn’t had his eye glasses and our early interven-tion when he was first diagnosed at 15 months. I just didn’t realize how essential the early detection of vision problems was to the overall well-being of our son.

We noticed that he was pulling toys closer to his face a couple months before that. We knew he had a “lazy eye” or that it would turn inward sometimes but I had no idea that was indicative of a problem we should be doing something about.

- Erin Disanto

Jayden’s Story

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Thank You for your Support!Legacy Society members help PBO to continue our sight-saving work through a gift to Prevent Blindness, Ohio Affiliate in their wills, trusts or estates plans. Members of our Legacy Society include Jenny Camper, Lauren Abel, Andrea Albanese Denning, Rick Bunner, Alan Blumenthal, Anita Campbell, Julie Capuano, Larry Clarke, Mike Curtin, Darcy Downie, Sonia Elkins, Henry Foltz, Flonnie Gates, Steve Grassbaugh, Darlene Jacobson, Carolyn King, Eldoris McFarland, Kathy McGinnis, John Michelman, Doug Piper, Mary Robins, Lauren Rogers, Brian Smith, Eve Stratton, Kent Stuckey, Jeff Swartz, Sharon Thoroughman, Cari Van Pelt, Jody Wainscott, Frances Wright and Sherry Williams.

Visionary Leadership ($15,000+)

Directors ($5,000 - $14,999)

20/20 Vision Partners ($1,000 - $2,499)

Sustainers ($100 - $499)

Prevent Blindness, Ohio Affiliate Annual Sight- Saving Campaign DonorsFor the period April 1, 2015 - March 31, 2016

Benefactors ($2,500 - $4,999)

CareSource FoundationGreater Cincinnati FoundationNationwideOhio Department of HealthPhysicians' Charitable Foundation of Miami ValleyThe Columbus FoundationToledo Community Foundation

Akron Community FoundationAlbert and Olive Schlink FoumdationCardinal Health, Inc.Community Foundation of Lorain CountyCorinne L. Dodero Foundation for the Arts & SciencDayton Power and Light CompanyE.F. Wildermuth FoundationErma A. Bantz FoundationExpress Scripts FoundationHarry C. Moores FoundationJosephine Schell Russell Foundation, PNCL Brands, Inc.Levin Family FoundationLuxottica RetailMathile Family FoundationMr. Mike D'IppolitoMuskingum County Community FoundationPharmaceutical Research & Manufacturers of AmericaPNC Bank ColumbusRegeneron Pharmaceuticals Inc.Springfield FoundationStark Community FoundationThe Andrew Jergens FoundationThe Frank M. Tait FoundationThe Ginn FoundationThe Mary S. and David C. Corbin FoundationThe Reinberger FoundationThe Sisler McFawn FoundationVirginia W. Kettering Foundation

Mr. Bob BidingerEssilor of AmericaGeneral Electric Community Service FundMr. John L. MarakasThe Nord Family FoundationMr. Richard B. Young

(Vision Partners cont.)Ms. Kathy LokenMs. Kathleen McGinnisMr. Jeffery A. McQuillanMs. Debra Spotts MerchantDr. and Mrs. John MichelmanDr. Richard Michelman & Dr. Karen MeyerMs. Betty MontgomeryMs. Pamela MorrisReynolds & Reynolds Associate FoundationGreg Rosenthal, M.D.Shaw and Holter, Inc.Ms. Christine SowardMr. and Mrs. Ken StecherThe Welty Family FoundationUS BankVSP GlobalMrs. Sherill K. WilliamsWoods Family Foundation

Mr. Charles AnsleyMr. Karl BeusDr. Julie BrennanMs. Jenny CamperChemed Corporation FoundationClara Weiss FundMr. Jonathan O. CraneDeaconess Health Association Fund, Inc.GTO Association of Central OhioHarry K. Fox and Emma R. Fox Charitable FoundationIddings FoundationMr. Robert C. Jung, Jr.Ms. Carolyn KingMs. Beth KloosMs. Melanie KolpDr. Lawrence E. LeguireLexis-NexisLida M. Ferguson Foundation

Mr. John A. AbbateMr. and Mrs. Stanford M. AckleyMr. William AlexanderMr. Michael K. AllenMr. Richard AndersonDr. & Mrs. Frank L. Antenucci, Jr.Mr. Ben AntonelliMs. Ann AquilloDr. Arman T. AskariMs. Kira BaldonadoMs. Patricia O. BartaMs. Julie W. BeallMr. Harry BedgoodMr. Mark Bell IIMs. Chantell BenderMs. Diane BieleckiMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. BinnsBexley Lions ClubMs. Barbara BlaumanBoard Immersion Program-The Ohio State UniversityMr. Robert L. BoothMr. Michael BraineBudco Group Inc.Ms. Juliana M. CapuanoMr. Matt CarlyleMs. Gretchen CarrollMr. Michael J. CelebrezzeMrs. Laurel A. CelikMr. Luis ChanagaMr. Stephen S. ChangMs. Jamie CharltonDr. David ChesebroughMs. Catherine ClarkMr. Timothy P. CloonanDr. and Mrs. John S. CohenColumbus Northern LionsMr. Doug ComptonMr. Allyn ConwayMr. Luke I. CostelloDr. Samuel CrishMs. Lora L. DamronMr. David W. DanielDr. Jason P. DaporeDr. and Mrs. Elliot DavidoffMr. Anthony F. DavidsonMr. Stanley DavissonMs. Michelle DeanMr. John DelPozzoMs. Shelley DevoreMs. Mary Lou DonleyMs. Sue DoodyMs. Darcy E. DownieMr. Mark DropseyMr. Bradly D’SouzaMr. and Mrs. C. John EastonMs. Indrani EglestonMs. Sonia ElkinsMr. and Mrs. Richard L. EllingerRichard A. Erdey, M.D.Ernst & YoungMs. Julie Ann FathMr. Mark A. FeigheryMr. Victor J. FergusonMs. Judy Fimiani

(Sustainers cont.)Dr. Michael FishbaughAbby Fisher O.DMr. Jon FishpawMr. Mark FloroMr. Henry FoltzMrs. Nancy J. FrydrykMs. Lisa GalaThe Honorable Nancy GarlandGBS CorporationMr. and Mrs. Irwin GilbertMr. and Mrs. Frank B. GollingerDr. Karl C. GolnikGorman-Rupp Employees Civic FundGrove City Lions ClubGrubers' Columbus AgencyMr. Gerald D. GuyMs. Nancy T. HallHeartland Insurance GroupMr. Cove HeilbronnerDr. James A. HennDr. Charles J. HickeyMr. Carl HighsmithMr. and Mrs. Dan HodgeMr. Don HolmesMs. Jeanne HowellMr. Edward J. HoweyIBEW Local 8Ice MillerDr. and Mrs. S. M. IhsanullahMs. Isi IkharebhaIUE-CWAMs. Darlene JacobsonMr. Paul JacobyMs. Brenda D. JefferiesMr. and Mrs. Kiehner JohnsonDr. Alex JohnsonMs. Janice L. JonesMs. Kelly JordanMs. Darlene JordanMr. George KademenosMr. Tom KalnickiMr. Russ KennedyMr. Michael KillianMs. Vicki Sue KingMs. Wendy L. KleinMrs. Shayna KnackMs. Barbara A. KnappMr. and Mrs. Michael J. KnilansMr. Kevin W. KobiMs. Lynette KocabMr. Timothy KoderMs. Deborah M. KoglerMs. Stephanie KoscherMrs. Shirley KoskiMr. Bruce KreinbrinkMr. Karl KreunenMr. James W. KuetheMr. Kenneth J. KuntzThe Hon. Joan LawrenceMr. Joseph R. LehmanMs. Karen LevinMr. Christopher LewisMs. Rebecca A. LewisMs. Shirley E. Lindner

Mrs. Rebecca AndersonMs. Donna A. BaxterMr. Wilfred Kelly BeardMr. Alan B. BlumenthalMr. Rick BunnerThe Honorable Michael F. CurtinDispatch Printing CompanyDublin Lions ClubMs. Jeane EllisMs. Susan ErnstMr. and Mrs. Michael B. GriffithMr. Alan J. GunnerThe Honorable Tracy Maxwell HeardMs. Catherine HeathMs. Jeanne HengeholdMr. and Mrs. William E. HickmanMs. Meghan E. HillMr. Rick HoffmanKeyBankMr. Bob LabesMs. Sherry LewisLions Club of Canal FultonMcCready Family FoundationMr. Mark J. MeisterMs. Elizabeth B. MooreMr. Eric NormanOhio Lions MD 13Oliver & Marie Johnson FundMs. Anne M. PetitMs. Amy PullesDr. Joyce Ramsue-ThompsonMr. Jeff SharkeyMr. and Mrs. Earl C. SheehanMr. David J. SherriffMr. David L. SikoraMr. Brian B. SmithMrs. Sandra H. StoneburnerMr. Kent D. StuckeyThe Deuble FoundationThe Kroger CompanyToledo Host Lions Club, District 13AVitreo-Retinal Consultants, Inc.William P. Tracy FundMr. Paul W. Woznicki

Sponsors ($500-$999)

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Prevent Blindness, Ohio Affiliate Awards Research Fellowships

Prevent Blindness awarded Karen Wai, Cleveland Clinic Foun-dation-Cole Eye Institute, the PBO Young Investigator Student Fellowship Award for Female Scholars in Vision Research for summer 2015.

The incidence of vision impairment and vision loss increases as the population ages and with 12,000 Ohioans turning 60 every month, the number of people with impaired vision, including blindness, could sky-rocket. To curb this growth, preventive steps must be taken including increased education about vi-sion care, providing for increased vision research as well as access to care.

(Sustainers cont.)Mr. Robert LittmanMr. Chip LothesMs. Michelle G. MahleDr. Mark (Arvind) MalikMs. Megan ManahanMr. Tom MaranvilleMr. and Mrs. Stanley MarksMs. Linda MartensMr. Michael MartensMr. William C. Martin, IIIMr. Tony MassoudMr. and Mrs. Robert S. MayerMr. Mike McCabeMs. Julie McCannMs. Bonnie McCoyMr. William R. McDonnellMr. Scott McRillMedina Vision Centre, Inc.Messer Construction Co.Mr. Oscar J. Mifsud Ms. Yvonne MillerWilliam R. Mitchell, M.D.Mr. Marc MoleaMr. Michael G. MonaghanMr. Edward L. MorrisMr. Mark MussigMr. Dean J. NaderMr. Brian T. NewbacherDr. Robert D. NewcombMs. Lucretia NicholsonDr. Lisa L. NirodeMs. Stephanie NunnMr. Jeremy R. OhlingerMr. Shannon M. PaigeMr. Dave L. ParcherMs. Stephanie PavolPerrysburg Sunrise Lions ClubMr. Mark E. PettigrewMr. Marvin PflaumPleasant Lions ClubMrs. Dorothy M. PriceDr. Julie RacineMr. Marcus E. RallSheela M. Rao, M.D.Mr. Charles RauckDr. and Mrs. James G. RavinMr. and Mrs. Carmen RiazziMr. Arthur J. RobertsMs. Julie K. RockGary L. Rogers, M.D.Ms. Janine RosenthalMr. J. Pat RossDr. Reed RothMr. Mike RoweMs. Juliet RowlandMs. Breanne RubinMr. William RudolphMr. Robert RutherfordMr. Mark L. SarlsonMr. John SatkowskiMr. & Mrs. Jay L. SchottensteinMs. Amy SchwartzMr. Jack ShannonMr. and Mrs. Andrew B. ShkolnikMr. Doug SinglerMr. and Mrs. John C. SmithMr. Kurt SmithMs. Kate SnidermanMr. Christopher SparksMr. Douglas SpikerMs. Mary Anna StangbyStar Pediatrics, Ltd.Mr. David K. SteinDr. Thomas L. SteinemannGerald G. Striph, M.D.Dr. & Mrs. Steven SuhMr. Chris Swank

(Sustainers cont.)Dr. Michael FishbaughAbby Fisher O.DMr. Jon FishpawMr. Mark FloroMr. Henry FoltzMrs. Nancy J. FrydrykMs. Lisa GalaThe Honorable Nancy GarlandGBS CorporationMr. and Mrs. Irwin GilbertMr. and Mrs. Frank B. GollingerDr. Karl C. GolnikGorman-Rupp Employees Civic FundGrove City Lions ClubGrubers' Columbus AgencyMr. Gerald D. GuyMs. Nancy T. HallHeartland Insurance GroupMr. Cove HeilbronnerDr. James A. HennDr. Charles J. HickeyMr. Carl HighsmithMr. and Mrs. Dan HodgeMr. Don HolmesMs. Jeanne HowellMr. Edward J. HoweyIBEW Local 8Ice MillerDr. and Mrs. S. M. IhsanullahMs. Isi IkharebhaIUE-CWAMs. Darlene JacobsonMr. Paul JacobyMs. Brenda D. JefferiesMr. and Mrs. Kiehner JohnsonDr. Alex JohnsonMs. Janice L. JonesMs. Kelly JordanMs. Darlene JordanMr. George KademenosMr. Tom KalnickiMr. Russ KennedyMr. Michael KillianMs. Vicki Sue KingMs. Wendy L. KleinMrs. Shayna KnackMs. Barbara A. KnappMr. and Mrs. Michael J. KnilansMr. Kevin W. KobiMs. Lynette KocabMr. Timothy KoderMs. Deborah M. KoglerMs. Stephanie KoscherMrs. Shirley KoskiMr. Bruce KreinbrinkMr. Karl KreunenMr. James W. KuetheMr. Kenneth J. KuntzThe Hon. Joan LawrenceMr. Joseph R. LehmanMs. Karen LevinMr. Christopher LewisMs. Rebecca A. LewisMs. Shirley E. Lindner

Spolight on our Donating DoctorDr. Jim Albright has been donating eye exams for Pre-vent Blindness, Ohio Affiliate since 2009. He and his part-ner, Dr. Stephen Schnulo do-nate about eight eye exams a month for Ohioans in need.

Graduating from Worthing-ton High School, he later at-tended Otterbein College and then graduated from The Ohio State University College of Optometry in 1976.

Dr. Albright is past president of the Worthington Jaycees and recipient of the Distinguished Service Award. He is an Assistant Clinical Professor at OSU and enjoys teaching to optometry students.

Dr. Albright and his wife Vicki live in Westerville. They have five children. He enjoys his family, his friends and all sports.

(Sustainers cont.)Dean David M. SzymanskiGovernor and Mrs. Robert A. Taft IIMs. Frances TallaricoMs. Susan J. TaylorThe Cleveland FoundationThe LaValley FoundationThe Lorain Lions ClubMr. Frank G. TitasMr. Jim TobinMr. Ralph TolandMr. J. Michael TownsleyTri-Village Lions ClubMr. Kent A. TrofholzMr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ulrich, Jr.Ms. Cari Van PeltDr. Dean VanNasdaleMarianne Vas, M. D.Dr. Jila S. WaikhomMs. Carole A. WaltDr. Marjorie E. WardMs. Marisa WeiselMr. Marshall WeissMs. Marguerite (Maggie) WeserMr. Russell Wetherell

Prevent Blindness recognizes the generosity of our friends in optometry and ophthalmology and in the vision industry for donating products and services to the Vision Care Outreach Program -- our system of donated eye care for Ohio’s medically indigent that is one of the largest voluntary statewide “virtual free clinics” for eye care in the United States. In 2015, vision of 5,055 needy clients was saved through this comprehensive system of donated eye care, which in-clude eye exams, eye glasses, medications and surgeries.Donating Optical CompaniesAmerica’s BestEssilor of AmericaGeauga VisionOneSight SM – A Luxottica Group FoundationSelect OpticalToledo OpticalVisionworksVSP – Sight for StudentsVSP – Mobile EyesVSP Lab – Columbus

Prevent Blindness continues to educate the public about the dangers of backyard fireworks. Nearly 20 percent of serious fireworks injuries are to the eyes and children suffer 26 percent of the total injuries. PBO advocates for laws that limit access to con-sumer fireworks.

(Sustainers cont.)WFG FoundationMr. Sean WhalenWhitehall Lions ClubMs. Ann WhitlatchMr. Chuck WienWilliam & Naoma W. Denison FundMs. Linnie B. WillisWooster Noon Lions ClubMs. Frances WrightMr. Rick J. Zarnoch, Jr.Mr. Frederick ZieglerMs. Janet M. Zumrick

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Prevent Blindness raises awareness and support through special events across the state in-cluding the People of Vision Award Dinner and the Swing Fore Sight Golf Tournament. All events generate revenue to support Prevent Blindness sight-saving programs. The Swing Fore Sight Golf Tournament events are held in Cincinnati, Cleveland and Columbus. Thanks to Mike D’Ippolito (Columbus), Mark Koster and Phil Gaible (Cincinnati) and Alan Blumenthal and Doug Piper (Cleveland) for their outstanding leadership on the golf events!

The People of Vision Award was established in 1985 by Prevent Blindness to recognize Ohio’s top corporate and civic leaders for outstanding philanthropic works in their community. The events are held in Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Toledo.

Honoring Statewide Community Leaders Cleveland (November 3, 2015): Honoree: BDO USA, LLP and Gary ShamisChair: Cuyahoga Community College and Dr. Alex Johnson

Dayton (February 9, 2016):Honoree: Fifth Third Bank and Doug ComptonChair: Levin Family Foundation and Karen Levin/ Grandview Hospital and Russ Wetherell

Columbus (March 3, 2016)Honoree: Huntington Bank and Jim Kunk Chair: The Ohio State University Department of Athletics and Gene Smith

Cincinnati (March 10, 2016)Honoree: Luxottica North America and Jack RoddyChair: The University of Cincinnati and Dr. Santa Ono

Toledo (March 24, 2016)Honoree: Rudolph/Libbe Group and Bill RudolphChair: Mercy Health-Toledo and Dr. Imran Andrabi