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THE LEGACY CONTINUES2022-2023 ANNUAL REPORT
2The Chatfield Edge empowers and accompanies students as they transform their lives through the pursuit of postsecondary education. Our work is rooted in the educational legacy of the Ursuline Sisters of Brown County, and we welcome people of all faith or no faith backgrounds. OcersTommie L. Lewis, Jr., ChairKeith Spiller, Vice-ChairStephen J. Pohlman, Secretary/TreasurerVictoria Parlin, Immediate Past ChairEx OcioRobert P. Elmore, Executive DirectorMembersMary Ellen BetzC. Bradley EastJill HallahanPatricia Homan, OSUMaureen KileyWilliam L. MontagueJustin PappachanErika PetermanKaren M. RistauMark S. SchlachterGerry ShumacherMarvin SmithKitty Strauss RosenthalJonathan ThornberryKatie Wittich TABLE OF CONTENTSA Message from the BoardA New VisionOur Mission is Taking RootOur Spring 2023 ScholarsGet Involved in the MissionFinancials 2022-2023Honor Roll of DonorsScholarships and GivingJulia’s Meadow 345681012141620918 State Route 251 St. Martin, OH 45118(513) 875-3344chatfieldedge.orgOUR MISSIONTHE CHATFIELD EDGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2023-2024
OPENING DOORS TO THE FUTURENearly eight years ago, the legacy of the Ursuline Sisters and the mission of the former Chatfield College drew me to serve as a board member. In this last year, when the doors of the college closed and a new nonprofit, The Chatfield Edge, opened, my desire to serve underrepresented and marginalized students increased. While the delivery model of Chatfield’s original mission has changed, our commitment to non-traditional and first-generation students remains strong.The board is grateful for Robert (Bob) Elmore’s leadership as he shepherded us through the challenges of Covid-19 and declining enrollment. He brought sophistication, strategy, and the foresight to know that there was some-thing more. We are thrilled that Bob will continue to lead The Chatfied Edge in his role as Exective Director. Thank you, Bob, for moving us forward into The Chatfield Edge with confidence, grace, and courage. In recognition of Bob’s dedication and service to Chatfield College and The Chatfield Edge, the Board of Trust-ees has initiated the Robert P. Elmore Honorary Endowment Fund. (See Page 14 of this report.)Support from the former college faculty, sta, alumni, donors, students, volunteers, and the Ursuline Sisters was essential to our transition, and we are most appreciative that your belief in our mission now allows us to extend our reach into the community in new ways. The four pillars upon which The Chatfield Edge is built are illustrated on Page 4 and the students highlighted on Pages 6-7 assure me that our foundation is solid, and our future is bright.As you read about the successes of the past year on the following pages, I encourage you to commit to engaging with us during the year ahead. The mission of The Chatfield Edge is an extension of the 178-year-old Ursuline legacy of education and servant leadership. With your support, we will address today’s ob-stacles and tomorrow’s challenges so that every member of our community can achieve success in life through education. With deep gratitude,Tommie LewisChair, Board of Trustees3A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
The Chatfield Edge is a nonprofit organization that empowers and accompanies students as they transform their lives through the pursuit of postsecondary education. We envision a world in which first-generation and underserved students are equipped with resources to reach their education and life goals, increasing their employability, and deepening their impact on their families and communities.PILLARS OF SUPPORTOur model is built on four pillars: educational support, scholarships, mentoring, and servant leadership. From determining the best educational path, to finding financial resources, to practicing job interview skills, and everything in between, students can rely on The Chatfield Edge to be there for every step of the journey.EDUCATION ENDEAVORSThe world of higher education can be dicult to navigate.We work with students to identify strengths and interests; select a college, trade school, or certificate program; and complete financial aid applications.CHATFIELD SCHOLARSFinances are often a challenge for those who want to pursue education.Through the generosity of our donors, we provide scholarships to help bridge the gap after other financial aid options are explored.FUTURE NOWLong-term support leads to success.Volunteer mentors help our scholars navigate challenges, stay on track with their goals, and network with others who support their success.SERVANT LEADERSTaking time to reflect and serve others empowers people to live their values.We welcome and accept scholars of all faiths or no faith and oer opportunities for community service and retreats rooted in our Ursuline legacy. 4A NEW VISION
5OUR MISSION IS TAKING ROOT!AS OF FALL 2023, WE ARE SUPPORTING SCHOLARS AT THE FOLLOWING SCHOOLS: EDUCATIONENDEAVORS16 SCHOLARS enrolled in college/ university programsFUTURENOW8 MENTORScommitted to accompanying and encouraging our scholarsCHATFIELDSCHOLARSmore than $20,000awarded for fall 2023“Education can make all the dierence in the world. Sometimes people just need an encouraging word to believe they can succeed. – Diann, Mentor “It’s great having support to figure out the whole education world which can be confusing. I’m paying for school myself, so I appreciate the financial help from The Chatfield Edge. – Anna, Chatfield Scholar, Asbury University
PAMALA HURLEYCincinnati StateStudying social workRecipient of the Sr. Agatha Fitzgerald, Sue Hamann, Helen and Francis McNamara, and Theodore C. Wagenaar ScholarshipsDESTINY JONESMount St. Joseph UniversityStudying art educationRecipient of the Austin E. Knowlton Memorial ScholarshipFELICIA LEESouthern StateStudying for an associate degreeRecipient of the Clem and Ann Buenger, Dr. Mary Lois Jung, and Wanda Worley Hill ScholarshipsHALIMA MOHAMED Cincinnati StateStudying for an associate degreeRecipient of the Linda Stamm Memorial, Sr. Xavier Ladrigan, and Sr. Miriam Thompson ScholarshipsKEELEY SCHURMANNorthern Kentucky UniversityStudying art therapy and educationRecipient of the BASF, John B. and Carrie Bickett Kiley, and Clare Castellini Thornton Wilger ScholarshipsLATASHA SMITHCincinnati StateEarned associate degree in art and science in May 2023Recipient of the Bob and Esther Freking and Garry-Muething Families Scholarships; Sittenfeld Family ScholarALISSA WOODSSouthern State Studying anthropology and creative writingRecipient of the BCUAA, Class of 1961, Ann E. Fender, Virgil G. Giord, and Cheryl A. Kern Scholarships6MEET OUR SPRING 2023 CHATFIELD EDGE SCHOLARSIn memoriamMELISSA “MISSY” RAMEYMelissa was one of our Chatfield Edge scholars last spring, pursuing a medical degree through the University of Phoenix.She was the recipient of the BASF, Susan J. Hartman, and John P. Tafaro Scholarships. On April 26, she passed peacefully at the age of 40 after a brief fight with infection. All of us at The Chatfield Edge were inspired by her desire to earn her degree and work to help those struggling through addiction.
7Due to the transition from Chatfield College to the Chatfield Edge, not all annual scholarships were awarded in FY2022-23. We look forward to awarding these in 2023-24. A complete listing of scholarships is on Page 14.FALL 2022 CHATFIELD COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTSEricka HendersonCincinnati Woman’s Club Foundation and Sr. Ellen Doyle Leadership ScholarshipsShaketa Horton Chemed, Jewel Craig, and Timothy Smith ScholarshipsArneqka Lester Sr. Francis Hogan, Rev. Damon Lynch, Jr., and Marge and Charles J. Schott ScholarshipsDeidre Mahan BASF, Katharine T. Nyce, Joseph W. Tafaro, and Williams Family ScholarshipsJamarcus McCollum Harold O. and Mary B. Craig, FC Cincinnati, John and Judy Ruthven, and Lena H. Rosselot Scholarships“““David Hesson (The Chatfield Edge’s Director of Programs) calls me once a month, and I get emails from him a couple of times a month telling me that The Chatfield Edge is always going to be here for me. They support me, and they are proud of me – things that we don’t hear enough. – Keeley Schurman Someone else has invested in my education, which makes it even more of a responsibility to do the best I can. I also have a responsibility to future students. If the donors don’t see me using their money wisely, they won’t continue to give. So, as long as I have my brain and body, I will continue my education. – Pamala HurleyI was initially afraid of going back to school. I thought I wasn’t cut out for it. I was afraid I couldn’t take tests anymore or remember any of the math I learned in high school. After meeting with Chatfield, it wasn’t as scary as I thought it would be. – Alissa Woods
WHY SUPPORT THE CHATFIELD EDGE?DEBRA BARBERDebra Barber graduated from The School of the Brown County Ursulines in 1972. She then took summer classes at Chatfield College to help her complete her undergraduate degree on time after she missed a semester amid health concerns. Today, Deb serves on the BCU Alumni Association (BCUAA) board, which sponsors several scholarships for The Chatfield Edge. “Chatfield has always been very important to me. It has a place in my heart,” reflected Deb. When Chatfield College announced its transition to The Chatfield Edge, Deb was excited. “We’ve concentrated so much on college for people, but we really need a diversity of trades and professions. So, I’m excited that The Chatfield Edge will be helping people get into trade and apprenticeships and the jobs we need every day.” Deb is a donor and one of The Chatfield Edge’s first volunteer mentors. “I always find I get more out of giving than what I’m actually giving. So, I can’t wait to get my first scholar to mentor and help along the way.” We are grateful for the many ways Deb gives freely to support our mission!JUSTIN PAPPACHANJustin Pappachan, a student at the University of Cincinnati (UC), is the newest board member of The Chatfield Edge. While doing a Google search for volunteer opportunities, he came across our website and immediately connected to our mission. Growing up in a middle-class family in a Cincinnati suburb, Justin knew he would attend college and acknowledged his supportive parents and privilege in being able to do so. Once he started his studies at UC, he quickly realized that not everyone arrives on campus with the support they need to succeed and not everyone stays. “It’s never just one thing that can send someone spiraling,” he noted. “It can be finances, coursework that’s too hard, unexpected life events, and relationship challenges.” For the past two years, he’s watched talented students leave college due to anxiety, financial hardship, and the inability to keep up with academic rigor. “I really wanted them succeed but life wasn’t just right for that to happen.” In May, Justin recruited a group of UC students to help set up for The Chatfield Edge’s Scholarship Brunch. After meeting some of our scholars, his passion for helping others led him deeper into our mission and the organization soon realized that his wisdom, experience, and vision would be assets to our board. Justin hopes to engage other UC students as mentors for The Chatfield Edge. “We are students, too, so we can relate to some of the stress. We can guide returning students by connecting them with a student in their same major who can help them manage workflow and meet deadlines. And sometimes people just need someone to talk to.” 8GET INVOLVED IN THE MISSION OF THE CHATFIELD EDGE
HOW CAN YOU SUPPORT THE CHATFIELD EDGE?BECOME A MENTORThe Chatfield Edge believes that education is the pathway to success and for some students, that pathway can be challenging. One of the keys for success on that journey is the support of a mentor. A vital pillar of The Chatfield Edge, mentoring provides support and encourage-ment as a student journeys through their educational career. A mentor can provide that extra layer of positive support that so many of us need. Do you have one hour a month to oer support to one of our scholars? We provide training and The Chatfield Edge sta is always here to answer questions and we will support you as you support the student. If you are interested, go to https://chatfieldedge.org/mentoring/ to get started!HELP A STUDENT FIND USDo you know someone who might be ready to take their educational goals to a new level and could benefit from some extra support on their educational pathway? Connect them to The Chatfield Edge today. We oer guidance and application assistance for people of all ages who might want to attend college, trade school, or a certificate program. Our volunteer mentors walk alongside our scholars, and through the generosity of our donors, we help with close-the-gap scholarships.Will you help us find our next group of scholars? Visit our website at https://chatfieldedge.org/about/contact-us/ to get started today!MAKE A FINANCIAL GIFTBecause we know that finances are often a barrier for first generation and non-traditional students who want to pursue postsecondary education, The Chatfield Edge oers financial support to those who engage with us. Our close-the-gap scholarships help with everything from tuition to transportation and essentials for setting up a dorm room. Can you help us financially support our scholars through a donation to our Annual Fund or to one of our scholarship endowments or The Robert P. Elmore Honorary Endowment Fund? Make your gift today at https://chatfieldedge.org/give/. 9
Our financial stability remains very good because of our generous donor support complemented by our conservative fiscal policies. Total assets are over $11M and liabilities just under $1.3M. We had an operating deficit of $700K for the fiscal year attributed to the organizational transition from Chatfield College to The Chatfield Edge. Going forward our expense level is projected to be $700K excluding depreciation and interest expense. 10FINANCIAL RESULTS | 2022-2023THE CHATFIELD EDGE SOURCES OF REVENUEEVENTS20.7%OTHER INCOME 0.7%FY2023DONATIONS13.2%FEDERAL &STATE GRANTS23.6%INVESTMENTINCOME21.6%FEE FORSERVICE20.2%Events $ 343,916 Federal & State Grants $ 393,485 Investment Income $ 360,881 Fee for Service $ 339,371 Donations $ 220,432 Other Income $ 11,704 Total Revenues $ 1,669,789 SOURCES OF REVENUE
The Chatfield Edge Endowment Fund market value on June 30, 2023, was more than $4 million and is available to provide program services and support not funded by revenue sources.11THE CHATFIELD EDGE EXPENDITURESPROGRAMSERVICES &SUPPORT41.8%DEPRECIATION& INTEREST25.0%MANAGEMENT& GENERAL25.7%FUNDRAISING7.5%FY2023Program Services & Support $ 984,085 Management & General $ 605,162 Fundraising $ 177,431 Depreciation & Interest $ 589,765 Total Expenditures $ 2,356,443 EXPENDITURES
ST. ANGELA SOCIETY $25,000 AND ABOVE The Castleberry FamilyCharles H. Dater Foundation ST. ANGELA SOCIETY $10,000-$24,999AnonymousDuke Energy E. W. Marshall TuckerLouise Taft Semple Foundation ST. ANGELA SOCIETY $5000-$9999BASF/Erika M. PetermanMary Ellen BetzCLH FoundationOhio Arts CouncilJohn and Victoria ParlinJoseph A. and Susan E. Pichler Fund of The Greater Cincinnati Foundation JULIA CHATFIELD SOCIETY $1000-$4999AnonymousMr. and Mrs. Douglas Burr Robinson, Jr.Castellini FoundationCCAMPIS / U.S. Dept. of EducationMichael A. and Tucker CoombeL. Cliord and Linda H. CraigRobert P. Elmore and Tina ArricoDon H. and Patricia L. HinkleyMichael L. and Carolyn B. HoytMountjoy Chilton Medley Charitable Giving FundDonald L. NeyerStephen J. and Linda R. PohlmanAnn C. ReganPauline RohdeDick and Kitty RosenthalSnowden and Mary Louise Rowe Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationKate Schroder Elizabeth C.B. SittenfeldThe Chatfield Edge expresses its deepest appreciation to the following individuals, foundations, and businesses for their generous gifts to the former Chatfield College and The Chatfield Edge received from July 1, 2022, to June 30, 2023. This list recognizes the combined totals of the annual fund, endowed and annual scholarships, gifts in kind, and grants. While every eort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these contributions, please contact The Chatfield Edge Development Oce with errors or omissions (513-875-3344).Paula M. SteinerJohn P. and Charlotte TafaroDon and Linda TecklenburgThe Wise-Axelrod Charitable FundBill Montague and Kelly Wittich, Gotcha Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jay WoodhullSara E. Woodhull ROOT DONOR $500-$999Diane BishopWilliam and Kathy DeWittC. Bradley East and Marcie TaylorFriedlander Family FundPeter and Lynn HansonChristian HarmonRev. Robert J. Hater Family Charitable Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationBrian and Monica HurleyMaria KreppelOllies Trolley/Marvin SmithO’Reilly Auto Parts - BataviaKaren M. RistauJohn M. ShepherdUnited Performance Metals/Jerey C. LieschUrsulines of Brown CountyClaire T. Wilger LEAF DONOR $250-$499Richard and Karin BurwinkelRobert W. and Anne G. Dorsey Family FoundationCurative Printing/Nick WilmhoDon R. and M. Jane Gardner Fund of The Greater Cincinnati FoundationMichael and Sharon Garry Charitable FundHER Realtors/Beverly S. LamphierKarlee L HilliardHouser Asphalt & Concrete, Inc.Kroger Community RewardsPaula McIntoshRebecca F. ShemenskiDavidde E. StrackbeinKelly Watson and James Berman SEED DONOR $100-$249Ace Hardware of BethelRomola AllenBane-Welker EquipmentDebra F. BarberTammy BarnettMichael and Ann BraunAnna K. and George G. Carey IV Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationCatholic Rural Life Ellen Doyle, OSUWendy Driskill / Driskill ConcessionsJames EnglandLeslie M. EversPatricia EveslageRaymond A. FellingerEllen FrankenbergSandy HarteLinda Holthaus and Richard ZinicolaDavid HessonPatricia Homan, OSUHouk’s Jeep PartsRobert J. Knueven Lucas Oil/Rick SchwallieAnn LynchJanet P. McDanielMark D. MikulskiMary Lou MotlChristina and Ken MullisRichard P. and Janet Neidhard Steve OberschlakeRuth M. OlmstedHelen and Stephen RindsbergRoads Rivers and Trails, LLCBarbara Lyghtel RohrerGerry and Yvonne SchumacherBruce and Catherine ShaerLawrence Sickman, OSUMark L. SilbersackJane Stanton12HONOR ROLL OF DONORS | 2022-2023
Terry’s Grocery, Gas and Carryout, LLC/Terry and Jane McGinnisKatie M. WittichTom and Pat Wolf ‘75Shelia D. Yates-Mattingly FRIENDS OF CHATFIELD UP TO $99Advance Auto Parts - AmeliaAdvance Auto Parts - BethelAdvance Auto Parts - BlanchesterAdvance Auto Parts - Eastgate Advance Auto Parts - Mt. OrabAg-Pro/John DeereAmazon Smile Foundation Rick AnnettAutoZone - AmeliaAutoZone - BlanchesterAuto Zone - Eastgate AutoZone - GeorgetownAutoZone HillsboroAutoZone Mt. OrabMary Bookser, SCCarol Bross-McMahonCaplinger Sales and ServiceCarquest Auto Parts / Seip’s Auto PartsLucia Castellini, OSUCharlotte Clement BlandDiane CurryFayetteville Hardware & Supply LLCNancy Foster ‘04Jerry HaagMary Jacobs ‘94Phyllis Kemper, OSUKOI Auto Parts / Fisher Auto PartsAnnie LawrenceNAPA Auto & Truck Parts - GeorgetownNAPA Auto Parts - WilliamsburgO’Reilly Auto Parts - AmeliaO’Reilly Auto Parts - BethelO’Reillly Auto Parts - GeorgetownOrscheln Farm & HomeMarjorie PlattRuth Podesta, OSUDavid Powell ‘16Peyton and Mary L. ReedRosemary Ryan ‘86Mary H. SchmitNicole R. SheppardTiernan Sittenfeld and Darren SpeeceMark StewartDarrin SwisshelmGeorge TenEyckLori TolesTractor Supply Company-Hillsboro Tri-State Running CompanyVillage HardwareRoseanne White, OSUJordan WilliamsPam and Ron WilsonJim Wojcik and Maribeth WojcikIN HONOR OF…Deb BarberAnonymousCliord CraigBrian and Monica HurleyLola HarmonChristian HarmonSr. Xavier Landrigan Phyllis Kemper, OSUVictoria ParlinMr. and Mrs. Jay WoodhullMs. Sara E. Woodhull13MEMORIAL GIFTSIn memory of Wayne E. BetzAnn C. ReganIn memory of Sr. Marjean ClementCharlotte Clement BlandIn memory of Christina (Tina) ConnorsJames EnglandAnnie LawrenceMarjorie PlattBruce and Catherine SchaerLori TolesIn memory of Anne Grieme DorseyRobert W. and Anne G. Dorsey Family FoundationIn memory of Doris McCoppin Brate & Catherine Galbo EdwardsRebecca F. ShemenskiIn memory of Paul G. SittenfeldAnna K. and George G. Carey IV Family Fund of the Greater Cincinnati FoundationTiernan Sittenfeld and Darren SpeeceThe Wise-Axelrod Charitable Fund
Alumni ScholarshipAnn E. Fender ScholarshipAustin E. Knowlton Memorial ScholarshipBASF Annual ScholarshipBCUAA ScholarshipBob and Esther Freking ScholarshipChemed Foundation ScholarshipCheryl A. Kern ScholarshipCincinnati Woman’s Club Annual ScholarshipClaire Castellini Thornton Wilger ScholarshipClass of 1961 ScholarshipDr. Mary Lois Jung ScholarshipFC Cincinnati ScholarshipGarry-Muething Families ScholarshipHarold O. and Mary B. Craig ScholarshipHazel Mosel Smith ScholarshipHelen and Francis McNamara ScholarshipJewel Craig ScholarshipJohn and Judy Ruthven ScholarshipJohn B. and Carrie Bickett Kiley ScholarshipJohn P. Tafaro ScholarshipJoseph W. Tafaro ScholarshipKatharine T. Nyce ScholarshipLinda Stamm Memorial ScholarshipMarge and Charles J. Schott ScholarshipRaymond R. Clark ScholarshipRev. Damon Lynch, Jr. ScholarshipSr. Agatha Fitzgerald ScholarshipSr. Ellen Doyle Leadership ScholarshipSr. Francis Hogan ScholarshipSr. Miriam Thompson ScholarshipSr. Xavier Ladrigan ScholarshipSue Hamann ScholarshipSusan J. Hartman ScholarshipThe Sittenfeld Family ScholarTheodore C. Wagenaar ScholarshipTimothy Smith ScholarshipVirgil G. Giord ScholarshipWanda Worley Hill ScholarshipWilliams Family Scholarship14SCHOLARSHIPS AT THE CHATFIELD EDGE
The Board of Trustees of The Chatfield Edge is pleased to announce the establishment of the Robert P. Elmore Endowment Fund. Robert (Bob) joined Chatfield College in 2014 as Vice President and Chief Operating Ocer and, in 2019, was named the sixth president of the college. When Chatfield College closed in December 2022, Bob worked with the Board of Trustees to continue the educational legacy of the Ursulines of Brown County in the form of a new non-profit, The Chatfield Edge. If you wish to honor Bob’s commitment and dedication to our mission, you can make a gift in his honor by contacting the Development Oce at The Chatfield Edge at 513-875-3344 or through our website at http://chatfieldedge.org/give/. (Select the Robert. P. Elmore Honorary Endowment Fund in the drop-down menu.)LEAVE A LEGACY THROUGH A SCHOLARSHIP AT THE CHATFIELD EDGEAnnual and endowed scholarships benefit first-generation and non-traditional students attending college, trade school, and a certificate program. Anyone can contribute to an existing annual or endowed scholarship.An endowed scholarship allows a donor to leave a permanent legacy through a named scholarship, benefiting generations of future students supported by The Chatfield Edge. A minimum principal of $25,000 provides an annual $1,000 scholarship. Donors can add to the endowment at any time and roll the additional financial returns into the principal amount which grows the scholarship and strengthens the endowment. To establish an endowed scholarship or learn more about annual scholarships, contact The Chatfield Edge Development Oce at 513-875-3344.THE MIRIAM SOCIETYThe Miriam Society, named in honor of Sr. Miriam Thompson, founder and first dean of Chatfield College, is a group of dedicated donors who are leaving a legacy of support through a planned gift. Through bequests, life insurance, retirement assets, charitable gift annuities, and other gift vehicles, members of the Miriam Society support educational opportunities at The Chatfield Edge. We are grateful to the donors listed below who have remembered and notified us of their planned gift. Please contact your financial or legal advisor to learn more about the benefits of planned giving. For more in-formation about the Miriam Society and planned giving opportunities at The Chatfield Edge, please contact the Development Oce at 513-875-3344.MIRIAM SOCIETY MEMBERSAnonymous SupportersWilliam C. Alferheide, in honor of his wife, Mary*Debra F. BarberLester and Bonnie Besl*Diane BissonetteJohan H. and Kathleen A. BoltDoris Corcoran, in memory of Eugene Corcoran*Robin CraigRobert P. ElmoreChristopher J. HeekinWanda Worley HillMary Lois Jung*Fr. Ray Kammerer*James and Debbie LudwigWilliam MontagueAnn C. ReganNatasha RichironBarbara Lyghtel RohrerMark and Rosemary SchlachterElizabeth C.B. and Paul G. Sittenfeld*Barbara Stratman*John P. TafaroTheodore Wagenaar*In Memoriam15ANNOUNCING THE ROBERT P. ELMORE HONORARY ENDOWMENT FUND
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