The Ohio Supreme Court held that the portion of building owned by a nonprofit, which is used as a store, is entitled to exemption from property taxes. To be exempt from tax, the primary purpose of the entire property must be to fulfill a charitable function, and not to make a profit. The amount of profit is not determinative of whether the nonprofit held the property with a view to a profit. Girl Scouts-Great Trail Council v. Levin, 2007-Ohio-972: Girl Scout Store Held Exempt from Property Tax, Ohio Supreme Court Summaries, Mar. 21, 2007. Also see Nonprofits Eyeing Case in Ohio High Court by Laren Weber, Toledo Blade, Dec. 26, 2006.