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After years of working on complex financial crimes, we have learned from experience that prevention is the best tool. By the time the FBI is notified of suspicious behavior or a possible crime, an individual’s nest egg, 401(k) account, college fund, or bank account is often unrecoverable, at least not…

Here are 50-plus balls descending toward their target (the pin), as Rev. Kenneth Daniel, president and CEO, kicked off the annual UCH golf outing on September 23 at Beavercreek (Ohio) Golf Club with the “Ball Drop of the Century” to mark the organization’s 100th anniversary. Featuring 80 players representing 11…

(Columbus) — Nearly 200 people joined United Church Homes in remembering and celebrating the spirit of Ruth Frost Parker — a Sandusky resident whose vision, leadership, and philanthropy helped create the senior living residence of Parkvue Community in Sandusky — by attending a Symposium entitled, A Generation Ahead: Transforming the…

Leadership Marion! is a program developed though the Marion Chamber of Commerce to help cultivate future leaders with a diverse group of sponsors like businesses, industries, education, healthcare, social services, and government. Through this nine-month program, they learn about the history of the Marion community, the social and economic development,…

REGISTER BY SEPTEMBER 9 Schedule for the Day Schedule for the Day 8:00 a.m. Registration and Continental Breakfast 8:30 a.m. Call to Carts 8:45 a.m. Golf Ball Drop of the Century (see below) 9:00 a.m. Shotgun Start Return to the clubhouse for lunch and prizes after tournament play. Ball Drop…

UCH also provides quality work environments for more than 1,400 employees nationwide.* *As of June 2016

Strategically Build the Strength of the Organization: Ila Basler Ila Basler was introduced to Chapel Hill Community by her friend, the late Rev. Glenn Royer. She was so impressed, that in 1999 she bequeathed most of her property to Chapel Hill, a $610,000 gift that led to the Basler Community…

As our aging services ministry changes, UCH is responding with innovations. Our work is becoming more consumer driven and requires a resident-centered focus. Payment methods are rapidly changing, more complex, and challenging. UCH’s relationships with churches, corporations, community organizations, individuals, and business partners are vital to moving forward our mission…