Barbara H. Benham

The Women's Fund of Central Ohio is a public foundation that focuses on gender equity. The Women's Fund of Central Ohio is based in Columbus, OH. The non-profit company invests in women and girls through trust-based investments, groundbreaking research, and intersectional advocacy. The company's mission is to transform the lives of women and girls by mobilizing social change. The company has invested over $4.30 million in social change programs that help women and girls build wealth and become leaders. The company was founded in 2001 by Loann Crane, Sally Crane Cox, Ann Pizzuti, Stephanie Hightower, Judy Garel, Jody G. Scheiman, Cathe Chapin Kobacker, Kathy Ransier, Melodee Kornacker, Nancy Jeffrey, Barbara Fergus, Emily Rutherford, Mary Lazarus, Carol Andreae, Sharon Cameron. The CEO is Kelley Griesmer.

The Huntington National Bank engages in the provision of personal and business banking services to individuals and families, small and middle market businesses, and not-for-profit businesses. Its services include online and mobile banking, borrowing, investments, insurance, planning, and security services. The company was founded in 1866 and is headquartered in Columbus, OH.

Children's Hunger Alliance operates as a non-profit organization committed to feeding the hungry minds and bodies of Ohio's children. The firm offers home child care providers, daycare centers, Ohio healthy programs, afternoon school meals program and nutrition & physical education. The company was founded in 1970 and is headquartered in Columbus, OH.