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Recreation Unlimited Foundation Building Campaign New Construction, Renovation & Expansion Summary Presentation Unlimited Dreams For Individuals With Disabilities & Health Concerns Year- Round July 2015 5 Phase New Building


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Recreation Unlimited Foundation

Building Campaign – New Construction, Renovation & Expansion Summary Presentation

“Unlimited Dreams For Individuals With Disabilities & Health Concerns Year-Round”

July 2015

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5 Phase New Building & Expansion Campaign – $7 Million Budget

  • Introduced in 2004
  • Phase 1, 2 and 5 - Completed
  • Phase 3 Design Concepts Completed in 2011 – Project On Hold
  • Phase 4 (Replaced By Trueman Pool House Renovation)
  • Renovation and Expansion Projects – Completed/Ongoing 2009 – 2015

2004 Campus Master Plan Present Campus

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Phase 1 - Joanne W. Borror R.N. Health Services Center - $191,964 Budget

  • Gift from Dominion Homes, Borror Family Foundation, Columbus

Prescription, Ohio Health and Others

  • New Nurses Quarters
  • Renovated Treatment Rooms
  • Secure Medication Room
  • New Health Supplies and Equipment
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Phase 2 - Expand Existing Residence Halls - $150,000 Budget

  • Residence Halls A-B-C – Gift from Ron Maciejowski and Others
  • Sunroom Addition – 360 Sq. Ft.
  • Enhances Year-Round Utilization
  • Weather Barrier in Winter
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Phase 2 - The Life Center – $2,472,455 Budget

  • 20,000 Sq. Ft. - Increases Year-Round Recreation and Programming

Capacity – Gift From Anonymous Donor and Others

  • Gymnasium/Climbing Wall
  • Environmental Education Center
  • Multi-Sensory Stimulation Room
  • Life Skills, Classrooms and Breakout Rooms
  • Assembly Room
  • Restricted Funds for Purchase of Utilities
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Renovation Project – Jan Liebert Wilson Creative Center - $160,000 Budget

  • Gifts from Jack W. Liebert, Larry Wilson and Deborah Liebert Karl
  • Renovation of Arts and Crafts Building
  • Included Exterior and Extensive Interior Renovation
  • Included Purchase of Creative Supplies
  • Restricted Funds for Future Renovation and Supplies
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Phase 2 – Aquatic Playground – $175,000 Budget

  • Gift From Anonymous Donor and Huntington Bank
  • Over 2,400 Sq. Ft.
  • 20 Water Features
  • Interactive Play
  • Funbrella
  • Donor Paver Area
  • Restricted Funds for Purchase of Water
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Renovation Project – Jack W. Liebert Residence Hall B – $275,000 Budget

  • Gift from Anonymous Donor
  • Making the Exterior Shell Weather Tight
  • Upgrades to all Interior Systems
  • Improved Restroom/Shower Accessibility
  • Interior Improvements (i.e. paint, doors, etc.)
  • Interior Décor Upgrades (i.e. countertops, signage, furniture)
  • Restricted Funds for Upkeep
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Renovation Project – Jack W. Liebert Family Welcome Center – $159,000 Budget

  • Gift from Jack W. Liebert Family
  • Extensive Interior Renovation
  • Multi-Sensory Room
  • Office Suite
  • Improved Restroom/Accessibility
  • Interior Décor Upgrades (i.e. signage, furniture)
  • Outside Public Restrooms Renovated
  • Restricted Funds for Upkeep
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Renovation Project – The Dempsey Family Residence Hall A – $290,000 Budget

  • Gift from the All Life Foundation
  • Making the Exterior Shell Weather Tight
  • Replace all Windows
  • Upgrades to all Interior Systems
  • Improved Restroom/Shower Accessibility
  • Interior Improvements (i.e. paint, doors, etc.)
  • Interior Décor Upgrades (i.e. countertops, signage, furniture)
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Expansion Project – The Dempsey Family Welcome Center Fountains and Gardens – $60,000 Budget

  • Gift from the All Life Foundation
  • Located in Front of Main Flag Pole Area
  • Two Fountains Surrounded by Gardens
  • Concrete Walkways
  • Relaxation, Relief, Welcoming Feeling
  • Restricted Funds for Upkeep
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Renovation Project – Muirfield Invitational Residence Hall C – $298,000 Budget

  • Gift from Muirfield Invitational Golf Tournament
  • Making the Exterior Shell Weather Tight
  • Replace all Windows
  • Upgrades to all Interior Systems
  • Improved Restroom/Shower Accessibility
  • Interior Improvements (i.e. paint, doors, etc.)
  • Interior Décor Upgrades (i.e. countertops, signage, furniture)
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Renovation Project – Dining Hall – Generator – $23,784 Budget

  • Gift from Anonymous Donor
  • 25kw Gas Generator
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Renovation Project – Dining Hall – $323,805 Budget

  • Gift from the All Life Foundation
  • System Upgrades – Heating & Air Conditioning
  • Install 3 Large Scale Fans
  • Interior Renovation
  • Add New Accessible Restroom
  • Renovate Back Lounge
  • Restricted Funds for Electricity (AC)
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Renovation Project – Dining Hall – Camp Store Relocation – $25,000 Budget

  • Gift from the All Life Foundation
  • Rolling Door Opening/With Awning
  • Camp Store Signage
  • Interior Shelving
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Renovation Project – Liebert Lodge – Budget $398,000

  • Gift from the Jack W. Liebert Family
  • System Upgrades – Heating & Air Conditioning
  • Install 2 Large Scale Fans
  • Interior Renovation
  • New Storage Room Addition
  • Restricted Funds for Electricity (AC)
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Renovation Project – Accessible/Universal Playground

  • Playground Replacement – Dining Hall Area
  • 4,200 Sq. Ft.
  • $150,000 Budget – Funded – All Life Foundation (Primary)
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Future Renovation and Addition Project – Trueman Pool House

  • $500,000 Budget – Funding in Process
  • (Renovation Only - $215,000 Budget)
  • General, Changing Rooms, Interiors, New Entrance
  • Mechanical/Electrical/Heating
  • Budget includes some pool infrastructure repairs.
  • Target 2016 Project Completion
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Future Renovation and Addition Project – Trueman Pool House

Funding Sources:

  • Muirfield Invitational Golf Tournament – $250,000 –

Executive Committee Approved – Board Approval Required

  • All Life Foundation - $150,000

Hard Pledge – All Life Foundation Board Approval Required

  • Other Donors - $100,000 – TBD
  • Total: $500,000.00

Existing Pool House

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Renovation and Addition Project Exterior – Trueman Pool House

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Renovation and Addition Project Interior – Trueman Pool House

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Phase 3 - The Retreat House – $1,700,000 Budget – Initial Design Completed – New Construction Proposed - On Hold

  • 10,700 Sq. Ft. Semi-Private Housing Style
  • Multiple Unit Configuration – Sleeps 76 Individuals
  • Open Lounges & Study Area
  • Upscale Universal Accommodations
  • Designed For All Groups Including Corporate And Special Needs
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Phase 4 - Pool Enclosure With Renovation and Expansion of Existing Structure – $1,800,000 (Pool House Renovation and Addition Would Replace Project.)

  • 10,000 Sq. Ft. Enclosure/2,770 Sq. Ft. Expansion – Provides Year-

Round Aquatic Programming (Not Recommended)

  • Changing and Locker Room Areas
  • Camp Store (Life Skills Learning Experience)
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Phase 5 Liebert Lodge and Thomas Dining Hall Air Conditioning Additions – $230,000 (Completed during individual building renovations)

  • Enhances Health and Welfare of Campers With Disabilities During

Summer Sessions

  • Dining Hall air conditioning addition completed during renovation

phase, includes funds for operation.

  • Lodge air conditioning addition is not recommended during

renovation phase due to cost and group logistics.

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Renovation Project – Future Possibilities

  • Cottage Retreat/Staff House (Replacement - Two Units)
  • Living Quarters/Kitchen/Laundry/Patio
  • Sleeps 16 Each, 4 Bedrooms/Baths Each Unit
  • Lease and Staff (Associate) Use
  • Original to Campus 1989 – Cardinal Units
  • Unfunded – Target 2017 Project
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Recreation Unlimited’s Board of Directors, led by its Board Chair, Ginni Ragan, Vice Chair, Charles Ruma, and Executive Director & CEO, Paul Huttlin, are all deeply committed to the mission of Recreation Unlimited and achieving unlimited dreams for individuals with disabilities and health concerns year-round.

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP MAKE DREAMS COME TRUE?