GOOD JOBS WITH GOOD WAGES

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1 GOOD JOBS WITH GOOD WAGES 2013 ANNUAL REPORT MADISON COUNTY THRIVE A COMMUNITY WITH A CAUSE SUCCESS FOR OUR CHILDREN

2 UNITED WAY 2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mike Collette Chair David Happe Vice Chair Kirk Klabunde Treasurer Angela Cassidy Secretary Dana Donahue Board Development & Ethics Jan Kaye Community Impact Chair Tom VanOsdol Fundraising Chair Kim Antrim Jim Brown Kim Contos Jonathon Cook Jarod Downing Gary Erskine Lisa Floyd Susie Maier Rick Moore LeRoy Quashie Obadiah Smith Brett Spangler Bruce Stansberry Beth Tharp Keith Trent Jim Willey President s message What does it mean to thrive? To live in a thriving community? United Way staff, volunteers and partners have been asking this question in various forms for the past three years. We began by using the words financial stability, but quickly found the term itself problematic. To some it means paying bills and meeting basic needs, to others it means many things beyond the basics. Money itself often isn t top of mind when people talk about what s important to them. We ve heard a lot about public spaces and general upkeep of property. We ve heard about health, including food and nutrition, diet and exercise, substance abuse and other high risk behaviors. We ve heard about education and training, hope and pride. After conducting a conversation earlier this month, I reviewed notes from other conversations over the past year and I believe we need to spend a lot more time encouraging people to focus on what they directly experience rather than on reciting things they think they know from secondhand sources. The fact is, comments from all groups that relate to direct experiences are far more positive than comments based on assumptions about others. Perhaps that s one reason the issue of trust often comes up. Even in a relatively small community, we are very much divided into like-minded groups. We picked up the term thrive from another United Way and are hoping that it helps people better describe what they value, individually and collectively as a community. The need for more economic activity both as a source of employment and for consumption is frequent. Venues for entertainment and recreation are desired universally. More infrastructure to support walking, biking and public gardening is often mentioned. At United Way, we ve adopted the term THRIVE as a call to action around this community work. When children enter school ready to learn and graduate ready to continue training or enter the workforce; when emergency assistance is available; when people have access to health and also adopt a healthy lifestyle; when employers have a qualified pool of job applicants; when economic demand and a ready workforce lead to business investment; when economic growth leads to additional investments in infrastructure; when individuals and families see opportunity available, lives will change. I believe all of these things are happening, but slowly and in pockets. Change certainly hasn t yet reached a level to tip the community s collective vision, and it doesn t reflect the reality of too many people who live here. But each of us can participate in the creation of a thriving community. And we can volunteer, give, advocate on behalf of the good work all around us. United Way s THRIVE initiative is working to make it easier for everyone to do just that. Nancy Vaughan, President United Way of Madison County

3 MADISON COUNTY THRIVE A COMMUNITY WITH A CAUSE This year, United Way of Madison County is embarking on a bold, new community call to action Madison County THRIVE. Madison County THRIVE is not a new initiative or program. It is an evolution in our approach to supporting hard-working, lower income families in their own efforts to achieve what every family wants and needs to THRIVE: Good jobs with good wages Financial stability Success for their children WHY THRIVE FOCUSES ON GOOD JOBS WITH GOOD WAGES & FINANCIAL STABILITY 42% of county households struggle with poverty and are unable to earn enough to afford their families basic needs.* - HUD, NACARRA, USDA, BLS, IRS, and state treasury Families in our community are living on the edge, surviving paycheck-to-paycheck, unable or barely able to meet their expenses and just one doctor s visit or car problem away from crisis. They work, sometimes two or three jobs that pay low wages, but lack the means to better their situations. WHY THRIVE FOCUSES ON SUCCESS FOR CHILDREN Children who have not developed some basic literacy skills by the time they enter school are 3-4 times more likely to drop out in later years. - National Adult Literacy Survey, (1002) NCES, U.S. Department of Education 70% of the children in our county started kindergarten without the skills needed to succeed in school last year. Children who begin school behind often stay behind and are at higher risk of dropping out. Without an education they face a lifetime of struggle. The cycle can be broken by preparing our youngest children with the skills needed to be successful in school. Because when a child succeeds in school, it can set them, no matter their background, on the path to success. WHAT WILL UNITED WAY THRIVE OFFER MADISON COUNTY FAMILIES AND CHILDREN? Birth to Kindergarten supports that reach families and child care providers Employment training, financial skills, micro loans and more to build financial futures Emergency assistance and connection to services when the unexpected happens This is why United Way will be focusing its work around one broad goal we call Madison County THRIVE in the years ahead. When individuals THRIVE, so does our community.

4 Two years ago Tony Sovern was working in a factory as a machine operator when he along with many co-workers were laid off. Each hoped the return to work call would come, but it never did. For the next two years, amidst a struggling local economy, Tony was only able to land part-time jobs that paid minimum wage. Things were tight and getting tighter as Tony and his wife welcomed a new baby to the family. He knew he needed a new stable job that paid more so that he could support and make the future better for his family. While filing for unemployment, Tony noticed a sign on the wall about the adult welding program at Hinds Career Center in Elwood. He decided to go for it and within 5 days he was enrolled in the program. The program turned out to be a great fit for Tony and his goals. I ve always been good with my hands. I like seeing the pieces of things come together. Tony continues, The program has completely changed my life. When I finish and get a new job in welding, I will be making more like $18 an hour and that will make things better for my family. Hind s 12-week welding course is just one example of several ways that the partners of United Way s Financial Stability Partnership group are working together throughout the county to provide opportunities for individuals to increase their income, build savings, and gain and sustain assets. Obtaining a job that pays a family-sustaining wage is the key to financial stability. Without a job, families cannot put food on the table, let alone plan for the future or achieve financial security. Working together, the Financial Stability group is offering numerous opportunities including job training and certifications, return-to-school supports, personal finance education, small business financing and employment partnerships with local businesses. United Way knows that the beginning of Tony s story mirrors many throughout our community over the last 15 years and that s why our focus on financial stability efforts is so important to our community. When individuals like Tony seize these opportunities, they make their family more financially stable and the entire community wins. In the words of Tony, If you take advantage of the opportunities, the possibilities are limitless. MADISON COUNTY THRIVE A COMMUNITY WITH A CAUSE

5 If you take advantage of the opportunities, the possibilities are limitless. - Tony Sovern

6 The goal of the program isn t simply to teach parents new skills, but to get them thoroughly engaged in preparing their children for success in school while achieving their own educational goals and growing their job opportunities. - Lynn Silvey

7 Be prepared. It s more than the Boy Scout motto. It s a key to success in school for our community s children that starts the day they are born. Last year, 70% of Madison County kindergarteners came to school without the skills they needed to be successful. United Way s Born Learning Connection provides multiple opportunities to prepare our youngest children for success in school and life. Two of the greatest roles in preparing our community s children for success in school are played by parents and caregivers. Born Learning offers several supports and learning opportunities for both groups. Parents can take advantage of free Literacy Basket Parties, Blast Off to Kindergarten and Countdown to Blast Off events. Each offering is designed to help parents learn ways to engage with their children while encouraging important early learning skills all before the age of 5. Caregivers can utilize a powerful program designed just for them, Born Learning s T.O.T.E.S program. The T.O.T.E.S (Taking on Tomorrow s Educational Success) program started as a free educational lending program for home-based childcare providers. In Madison County, more than 50% of children under age 5 are cared for by a family member, friend or neighbor while parents go to work or school, shares Karen Hemberger, Vice President of Community Impact for United Way of Madison County. These providers are a safe and affordable option for hard-working families but the providers often don t have the resources to support early learning and literacy development for the children in their care. The T.O.T.E.S. program provides those resources and support for free. Totes are filled with fun and informative tools to share literacy and learning experiences with the children in their care. Born Learning Coordinators deliver the totes and exchange them with new ones regularly. The program has already enabled 24 providers in Madison County to introduce early learning activities into their daily interactions with children. In 2014, thanks to a grant from the Dollar General Foundation, the T.O.T.E.S. program will expand. As a pilot, it will be available to parents who are working to complete their adult basic education while raising young children in Elwood. The expanded program will be available through Born Learning s local Countdown to Blast Off events. Lynn Silvey, one of Born Learning s Coordinators said, The goal of this program isn t simply to teach parents new skills, but to get them thoroughly engaged in preparing their children for success in school while achieving their own educational goals and growing their job opportunities. MADISON COUNTY THRIVE A COMMUNITY WITH A CAUSE

8 UNITED WAY 2013 FUNDING DISTRIBUTION CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE COMPANIES WHO HAVE GIVEN A CORPORATE GIFT TO UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY TOTAL OF $ 861,429 FINANCIAL STABILITY Job Training & Education Development Organization: Anderson Impact Center Microloan program Organization: Flagship Enterprise Center Incumbent Worker program Financial Stability program Agency: JobSource Asset Building program Agency: Pathstone Meal Gap program Agency: Second Harvest Food Bank Home Again program Agency: Aspire Indiana Self-Sufficiency program Agency: Dove Harbor Basic Needs Assistance Agency: Salvation Army Information and Referral Program Agency: Connect2Help Friend to Friend Utility Assistance program Exceptional Needs Assistance program Community Access Network Mortgage Assistance/HoosierCorps Program: Hardest Hit Fund Operation Weatherization program Bank On program MyFreeTaxes program Volunteer programs Organization: RSVP of Madison County Organization: AmeriCorp VISTA INVESTED BACK INTO MADISON COUNTY IN 2013 $ 455,818 INVESTED IN FINANCIAL STABILITY $ 195,786 INVESTED IN EDUCATION $ 131,825 INVESTED IN HEALTH $ 78,000 IN DIRECT DONOR DESIGNATIONS TO LOCAL AGENCIES Organization: COAD (Community Organizations in Disaster) Program: Volunteer Action Center EDUCATION Any Child program Agency: Children s Bureau Homestart Early Learning program Agency: Hopewell Center Early Childhood Connection program Agency: Huffer Memorial Childcare Center Read N Feed program Agency: Pendleton Library Early Childhood Outreach programs Program: United Way s Born Learning Connection HEALTH Youth Services program Agency: Alexandria Community Center Strategies for Security program Agency: Alternatives Inc. Halfway House program Agency: House of Hope Community Care Transitions program Agency: LifeStream Intensive Outpatient program Agency: Sowers of Seeds Afterschool & Youth Sports programs Agency: YMCA Child Advocacy program Agency: CASA Basic Healthcare Coverage Program: Covering Kids & Families

9 2012 & 2013 Independent Auditor s Report prepared by Teipen, Selanders, Poynter & Ayres, P.C., Certified Public Accountants. FINANCIAL STATEMENT December 21, 2013 ASSETS Cash/Investments $ 55,750 $ 134,911 Pledges Receivable 253, ,552 Grants Receivable 20,732 22,035 Accounts Receivable 2,725 2,370 Prepaid Expenses 7,791 5,453 Distributions Receivable from Community Foundation 36,417 17,520 Property and Equipment 4,379 1,896 Beneficial Interest in Community Foundation Funds 311, ,348 Long-Term Investments 1,456,889 1,320,317 Total Assets $ 2,149,334 $ 2,2140,402 UNITED WAY FINANCIAL STATEMENT CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE COMPANIES WHO HAVE GIVEN A CORPORATE GIFT TO UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY LIABILITIES Accounts Payable $ 14,702 $ 15,284 Accrued Expenses Payable 4,346 7,009 Distributions Payable 74,750 74,149 Designations Payable Campaign 72,152 Designations Payable Campaign 40,696 60,675 Designations Payable Campaign 58,164 Total Liabilities $ 206,645 $ 215,281 NET ASSETS Unrestricted 1,183,873 1,087,741 Temporarily Restricted 447, ,033 Permanently Restricted 311, ,348 Total Net Assets $ 1,942,689 $ 1,925,122 Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 2,149,334 $ 2,140,402 United Way of Madison County is improving lives by engaging the caring power of community by focusing of the building blocks to a good life: Education, Income and Health. United Way of Madison County collaborates with over 35 local programs to help build the kind of community we all want to live in. Governed by a 18-member volunteer board of directors, United Way of Madison County has been in good standing of United Way of America since For more information, contact or visit or website at unitedwaymadisonco.org

10 UNITED WAY COMMITTEES CORPORATE PARTNERS, SPONSORS & DONORS CORPORATE PARTNERS ARE COMPANIES WHO HAVE GIVEN A CORPORATE GIFT TO UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE MEMBERS Tom VanOsdol, Chairperson Todd Berendji, Jim Brown, Kim Contos, Jonathon Cook, Dana Donahue, Jarod Downing, Gary Erskine, Kirk Klabunde, David Maxwell, Rick Moore, and Keith Trent CORPORATE GIFT COMMITTEE MEMBERS Gary Erskine, Chairperson Tom Bannon, Henry Bird, Joanna Collette, Loretta Enlow, Kirk Klabunde, Gerry Logenbaugh, David Maxwell, Nick Theohares, Keith Trent, and Tom VanOsdol VISION COUNCILS EARLY CHILDHOOD VISION COUNCIL Jane Kaye - Chair United Way Board, Elwood Community Schools Kim Antrim East Main Street Church Carrie Bale Huffer Memorial Child Center Patricia Caraway Anderson Community Schools Scott Deetz Alexandria Community Schools Jama Donovan Children s Bureau Sherry Edwards Early Head Start Mary Lee Ewald CAPE Mark Finger Madison County Education Coalition Lisa Floyd South Madison Community Foundation Marsha Harris Healthy Families Penny Henderson Born Learning Connection United Way of Madison County Julianne Jarrell Hopewell Center Liane Nickey Huffer Memorial Child Center Ruthie Smith Community Hospital Pam Storm Anderson Community Schools Heather Sullivan Anderson Public Library FINANCIAL STABILITY PARTNERSHIP Bruce Stansberry - Chair United Way Board Adam Hoeksema Flagship Enterprise Center Angela Cassidy United Way Board Annette Phillips Pathstones Ashley Waterbury-Carpenter Alternatives Inc. Bill Savage Elwood Economic Development Brett Spangler Sikich LLP Captain Dennis Marrak Salvation Army Doug Linville Dove Harbor Emily Quillen WorkOne Floyd Edwards City of Anderson Georgeann Whitworth RSVP Director Greg Kalisz Anderson Community Schools Joe White Excel Center Charter School Joy Plummer Operation Love Keith Hamilton Ivy Tech Community College Kyle Morey Madison County Chamber Marcy Fry Elwood Chamber Marquisha Bridgeman Excel Center Charter School Marybeth Goldsmith JobSource Primus Mootry Anderson Impact Center Rob Sparks CED Sarah Later Anderson Public Library Shelly Delong Salvation Army Tami Davis Hinds Career Center Tim Kean Second Harvest Food Bank Tina Skeel Aspire Indiana Vincent Smith Central Indiana Community Action Program Sherry Peak-Davis Anderson Impact Center Brian Carman PathStone Corp. Chris Allen Pathstone Corp. COMMUNITY ACCESS NETWORK PARNTERS Steve Anderson, Chair Lafayette Township Trustee Alexandria Community Center Diane Woodsides Alternatives Rene Fuller Ashley Waterbury-Carpenter Aspire Ryan Robertson Children s Bureau Summer Lacy Dove Harbor Cherilyn Horning First United Methodist Church Jim Wessar, Frank Cramer Madison County Community Health Center Penny Jachim Operation Love Sherise Barber, Joy Plummer Park Place Food Pantry Jan Callen St.Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital Kim Geronimo St.Vincent DePaul Margaret Dodd, Keith Olson, Martha Lou Laughlin, Bob Wendling The Salvation Army Shelly DeLong United Way Board Bruce Stansberry The Christian Center, Inc. Shayne Tacket COVERING KIDS AND FAMILIES PARTNERSHIP Anthem Denise Murray, Kristine Myahla, Robin Shackleford Aspire Health Susan Blake, Susie Maier, Nancy Walker, Tina Skeel Born Learning/CAPE Mary Lee Ewald Children s Bureau Jennifer Johnson Community Hospital Amy Hamilton, Holly Renz, Terri Rinker, Tracy Rogers, Ruthie Smith, Marianne Spangler Division of Family Resources Ashley Parker Healthy Families Marsha Harris Hopewell Center Jodi Mundhenk Indiana Minority Health Coalition Carl Ellison Ivy Tech Joyce Hudson Madison County Community Health Center Mike Casuscelli, Penny Jachim

11 Madison County Health Department Karen Finnigan MDWise Mandy Bratton, Peggy Fisher MHS Alexandra DeCoursey, Johanna Carlin, Cequila Greer Minority Health Coalition Danisha Jones Plus One Enterprises Deborah Hester, Deborah Robinson Purdue Extension Lynn Schocke Open Doors W. Dale Marion St.Vincent/ RUAH Kimberly Geronimo, Sherry Gray, Chasity Hardin, Kathleen Kline, Nicole Kowalski, David Maxwell, Sister Kathleen Reilly, Trisha Sullivan, Shayne Tacket CORPORATE PARTNERS These businesses pledged their support for the work of United Way of Madison County in the 2013 campaign with a donation of $500 or more. $20,000+ Carter Express Community Hospital Anderson St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital & St.Vincent Mercy Hospital $10,000 - $19,999 First Merchants Bank of Central Indiana Hoosier Park Racing & Casino $5,000 - $9,999 Herald Bulletin Midwest Surgical Specialists, LLC W.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc. $1,000 - $4,999 Conreco Partners, LLC Alice Heck Trust Barber Manufacturing Co., Inc. Betts Engineering and Contracting CarDon & Associates Citizens State Bank Community Bank The Cummins Foundation E & B Paving Company, Inc. Edgewater Woods Emma Milbourne Trust Gaither Management Group George M. Lee Memorial Fund K. R. Montgomery & Associates Key Bank Kleenco Madison County Emergency Services MainSource Bank Myers and Ford Autoworld Inc. Old National Bank Prairie Farms Dairy Red Gold, Inc. Rozelle-Johnson Funeral Service STAR Financial Bank The Cummins Foundation United Parcel Service Wal-Mart #1728 West Electric $500 - $999 American Elevator AT&T Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home Capital Group Companies Charles Schwab Corporation Comcast C & S Wholesale Grocers Good s Candy Shop J. P. Kane & Co., LLC Keg-N-Bottle, Inc. Lampco Federal Credit Union Law Office of Ronald L. McNabney Madison County Federal Credit Union Meijer #136 Modern Trailer Systems Nationwide Northwest Radiology Owens Brockway Glass Perfecto Tool & Engineering Co. Raymond James Financial Ritchison Law Office, P.C. Roger Roudebush Insurance St. Vincent Mercy Hospital The Salon Professional Academy Thompson Insurance Vectren Vision Now Innovative Consulting PACESETTER SPONSORS CarDon & Associates First Merchants Bank of Central Indiana Hoosier Park Racing & Casino St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital & St.Vincent Mercy Hospital LOYAL/LEADERSHIP DONOR EVENT SPONSORS Aspire Brown-Butz-Diedring Funeral Home E & B Paving Company, Inc Edgewater Woods Herald Bulletin Stifel Nicolaus The Salon Professional Academy and ClipZone Salon and Spa The Edge OPERATION WEATHERIZATION SPONSORS Vectren Foundation, Presenting Sponsor Anderson Morning Rotary Black Dog Home Improvement LLC First Merchants Bank of Central Indiana Hallmark Homes Inc. Hoosier Park Racing Casino St. Vincent Anderson Regional Hospital & St.Vincent Mercy Hospital R S V 55+VOLUNTEERPROGRAM a service of United Way of Madison County RSVP AND VOLUNTEER MADISON COUNTY GOLD VOLUNTEERS Richard Agnew, Ethel Lorraine Allen, Agnes Amrine, Kay Anderson, Carol Arena,Joe Arena, John Aukerman, David Baird, Marian Baker, Matilda Barber, Joseph Barber, William Barden, Thomas Barr, Jr., Phyllis Barton, Deanne Beard, Allen Beaty, Patricia Beeman, Tracey Beeman, Evelyn Bertram, Bob Blume, Anne Bondurant, Mary Borders, Amy Bratsch, Robert Breece, Jerry Lee Brown, Phyllis Brown, Carl Caldwell, Angela Cassidy, Carol Cates, Suzetta Chambers, Brad Childes, Mary Beth Clarke, Margaret Combs, Walter Copeland, Betty Copeland, Sandra Coppess, Haskell Counts, Waneta Crooks, Denise Cross, Sharon Dailey, Linda Dauss, Judy DeLury, Marabelle Derr, Randy Douglas, James Dye, Nellie Elsten, Ginny Evans, Bill Evans, Carolyn Eytchison, P Richard Fetty, Patricia Fox, Norma Gates, Jackie German, Betty Jane Gibson, Pat Gibson, Karl Graddy, Ruth Graves, Betty Gribben, Donald Grollimund, John Grose, Joy Grose, Gretchen Gwynn, Jim Gwynn, Peggy Hackler, Robert Hackler, Joanne Hadley, Patty Hamilton, Lois Hanson, Ann Hardacre, Janet Harting, Linda Hartman, Barbara Haynes, Roger Hensley, Bill Herridge, Ruby Hudson, Kim Huerta, Marilyn Hunt, Donald Hunt, Helen Jackson, Stephen Jackson, Ginny James, Pattie Jimenez, Sandy Johnson, John Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Mike Jones, Nancy Jones, Leota Jones, Gerald Jones, Charles Jones, Donna Belle Keefer, Sue Kilburn, Alan Kilburn, Harry Kirchenbauer, Linda Laird, Nedra Landaker, Nathan Landaker, Laura Gwaultnley, Nancy Lawler, Carol Leech, Michael Litten, Frank Lucas, Nina Lucas, Irene Maberry-Purcell, Kenneth Mauck, John May, Maxine McCord, Larry McCoy, Barbara McGuire, Curtis McGuire, Keith Morris, Brian Morson, Margaret Mountain, Peg Murdock, Dee Murphy, Brenda Murr, Thomas Murr, Sheryl Myers, Jim Myers, Sarah Oden, Sharon Parker, Ann Parsons, Trudy Perkins, Sue Richardson, Robert Richman, Pat Risk, Eulala Roettger, Becky Rogers, David Rowe, Jean Sample, Jan Scott, Myrtle Sczesny, Brenda Sheller, Gene Shinabarger, Carolyn Shinabarger, Don Shults, Roberta Simons, Phyllis Smith, Christie Snelson, Jane Sowash, Norma Spears, Kevin Stewart, Sally Stonebraker, Andre Streaty, Donald Swenk, Michael Swinford, Diane Throgmorton, Bill Tilton, Kitty Tilton, Merrilyn Vance, Steve Vaughan, Sandy Volk, Don Volk, Patty Waddell, Joan Warren, Ron Watson, Steve Weflen, Paul Whitworth, Suzanne Wiedenkeller, James Wilson, Richard Wisner, Barbara Withers, Richard Withers, and Karen Zierer

12 UNITED WAY LEADERSHIP AND LOYAL DONORS CO DONORS DISTINGUISHED FELLOWS $10,000 - $24,999 Mr. Thomas E. Hamer Ms. Jeanne Mudd Ann and Arthur D. Overmyer II Tom and Bobbette Snyder FELLOWS $5,000 - $9,999 Ms. Jeane E. Atkinson Jim and Debbie Brown Larry and Louann Contos Charles and Hazel Dickmann Mr. Marion L. Hovermale DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS $3,000 - $4,999 Dr. Gary and Marie Brazel David and Keri Happe Frederick and Marian McLaughlin Mr. Michael Perkins SUSTAINING MEMBERS $2,000 - $2,999 Don and Roseanne Apple Mike and Terri Austin Mr. M. Keith Betts Henry and Debbie Bird Drew and Sharon Carrel Mr. Eugene Ciscell II Mrs. Paige Lea Dooley Charles and Pamela King Robert and Linda Loose Mr. Gene W. Rummel Andrew O. Skinner M.D. Keith and Mary Trent Tom and Kathy Vanosdol MADISON WAY MEMBERS $1,200 - $1,999 Jim and Jo Alexander Andy and Nancy Anderson John and Brenda Aukerman Jim and Marilyn Ault Mr. Todd Berendji Mary Kate and Sam Blanchard Rick and Marlene Carey Thomas and Angela Cassidy Rufus C. and Marci L. Cochran Michael and JoAnna Colette Dr. Sara Kristin Cox Duane and Carla Cox Mrs. Jean M. Crowe Mr. Michael Dawson John and Becky Donohue Craig and Marsha Dunkin James and Deanna Edwards Jack and Beulah Eflin Mr. Brian Elmore Mr. Donald Erskine Carl and Betty Erskine Erich and Mary Lee Ewald Glenn and Nancy Fields Thomas and Rosemary Frazier David and Terri Fulton Ms. Patricia Goesch John and Barb Harris Roger and Denise Hartman Duane and Laura Hoak Max and Sharon Howard Mr. Gregory L. Howell Mrs. Janice A. Kaye Ms. Roxanne N. Kluesner Clem Kuhl Mrs. Sarah L. Later George and Nancy Likens Mr. Michael D. Lucroy Paul and Nancy McConnell Mr. Mallory S. McMillan Jr. Ronald and Sharon McNabney Marsha Meckel Robert and Stephanie Metz Phil and Holly Miller Robert and Laura Lee Nicholson Shawn and Jayme Pallagi Bob and Susan Pensec Mr. John J. Pittas Bill and Beverley Pitts Mr. Frank A. Polka Ms. Barbara Ann Riggs Ms. Terri L. Rinker Rich Ruden and Julie Bradbury Ms. Vicki L. Savage Sherry and Larry Sidwell Jim and Tina Skeel Ms. Debbie Blake Smith Mr. Robert Sparks Charlene and Alfred Stacy David and Beth Tharp Russ and Sharron Towner Keith and Mary Trent Nancy and Steve Vaughan Mr. and Mrs. Kevin W. Weston Ms. Marion A. White Ms. Carol L. Whitesel George and Kathleen Zink ACTIVE COMMUNITY INVESTORS $500 - $1,199 William and Beatrice Anderson Kevin and Kim Antrim Mr. Homand Bahrami Mr. David A. Baird H. L. and Sandra Baker Steve and Tina Baker Douglas and Andrea Banning Mr. Joshua R. Banter Bobby and Matilda Barber John B. and Nancy Barclay James and Laurie Beamish Mr. Frank W. Bell Ms. Dianna L. Benzenbower Mr. Dale Bewley Dennis and Tammy Jo Biele Ms. Paula S. Bivens Mr. Donald G. Boggs The Boles Family Richard and Suzanne Bottomley Mr. Jerry A. Breeck Frank and Janet Burrows Mr. James R. Byrd Gary and Jill Cameron Dick and Ida Campbell Mrs. Carol A. Caplinger Ms. Patricia A. Caraway Ms. Kathy J. Carter Mr. Michael C. Casuscelli James and Ann Chaille Dr. Michael E. Christe Joseph and Barbara Clark Ms. Carie Clark Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark Samuel and Sharon Collins Kim Contos Jonathon and Kristin Cook Mr. Terry E. Cook Ms. Peggy S. Crabtree Mr. Christopher Crosser Lyle and Patricia Crouse Tom and Betty Crum Tom and Carol Cukrowicz Tom and Ann Cullop Ms. Lynnette York Dallas Mrs. Jacqueline J. Davis Mr. Edward Doan Mrs. Rosemary T. Donohue Mr. Jarod A. Downing Daniel and Karen Dykes Mrs. Bobbi R. Eads Mr. Kevin M. Eads Mr. Joseph O. Eakman Mr. Brian Early Donald and Peggy Eckstein Mr. Gary B. Edwards Ms. Janet Edwards Gary and Beth Erskine Ms. Dixie B. Eskew Ms. Lisa A. Floyd Edward L. and Joyce Foggs Ms. Kristen E. Gray Mr. Joseph R. Grilliot James and Coral Hackleman Ms. Amanda Haffner Mrs. Donna R. Hawes Mr. George K. Hawes Mr. Erik David Hays Greg and Rhonda Hecht Ms. Karen L. Hemberger Mr. Joseph G. Hobbs Mr. Stephen L. Holtzleiter Ms. Marilyn M. Hoover Mrs. Sheryl A. Hudson Mr. Donovan A. Hughes Mike and Rebecca Hull Moira Hunger Jeff and Debbie Jenness Mr. Ben Jewell Mr. John T. Kanable Mr. John Keeler Mrs. Christina L. Kincade Philip and Phyllis Kinley Mr. Timothy L. Kritzer Ms. Nancy L. Lamb Dr. Timothy and Mrs.

13 Jeanne Lee Mary Jo and Gary Lee Herbert and Darlene Likens Mrs. Rebekah Snyder Logan Rob and Jane Loose Ms. Crystal G. Luna Ms. Charlotte Marmon Mr. David V. Maxwell William and Phyllis McKinney Ms. Lois J. Meeker Dr. Howard and Mrs. Sue Mohler Tim and Sheryl Monnier Richard B. Moore Mrs. Stephanie A. Moran Robin L. Mourey Pamela Nalywaiko Mr. John D. Nash Ms. Lisa A. Noble Bill and Carol Nyberg Ms. Amy M. Oleksy Mr. Milton C. Otto Mrs. Patricia H. Pitcher Ms. Nancy J. Pitcock Mr. Anthony P. Pochard Deborah and Alan Rasper Anthony Renz Holly and David Renz Ms. Judith A. Ritter Mr. Charles Roach Kim Rogers-Hatfield and Steve Hatfield Mr. Richard M. Rose Mr. Joseph M. Royer Ms. Jane E. Ruff Dan and Marilyn Sager Mr. David C. Schuster Mr. Bryan Seidensticker Ms. Judi Parker Shafer Rich and Donna Sharp Robert and Mary Ann Shoemaker Ms. Lynn R. Silvey Ms. Ruth Ann Smith Mr. William K. South Ms. Nancy S. Sowers Brett and Melinda Spangler Ms. Michelle Spillman Ms. Pamela K. Storm Dr. Merle Dennis Strege Mr. Kurt A. Tatman Mr. Nick J. Theohares Mr. Keith A. Thomas Mr. Douglas A. Thomas Daniel and Denise Thompson Roy and Sheila True Mr. Scott V. Underwood Pete and Ruth Van Baalen Ms. Julie A. Ward Mr. Steve W. Warner Sam and Veronica Watkins Mr. Tom White Chris and Kim Williams Ms. Diane K. Woodsides Mrs. Deanna J. Zimmer EMERGING LEADERS Donors under 40 years of age that give $250 or more annually Ms. Marin E. Bledsoe Mr. James R. Byrd Jonathon and Kristin Cook Mr. Tony K. Coppock Mr. Scott A. Deetz Ms. Stacey R. Eddinger Ms. Jacqueline M. Fields Ms. Amber D. Fithian Ms. Darlene R. Garrison Mr. Joseph G. Hobbs Mr. Andrew R. Hopper Ms. Linda M. Houk Moira Hunger Mr. Brad J. Justus Ms. Donita L. Long Mr. David V. Maxwell Robin L. Mourey Ms. Tracy Mullins Ms. Kristina M. Retherford Ms. Colleenia R. Smith Clayton and Carrie Wright Mrs. Deanna J. Zimmer MADISON LEGACY DONORS Jim and Marilyn Ault Charles and Hazel Dickmann Bill and Ann Hardacre Jeff and Debbie Jenness Art and Ann Overmyer Bill and Beverley Pitts Tom and Bobbette Snyder LOYAL DONORS If you have supported United Way for 5 years or more, you are a loyal donor. If you have given for 5 years or more please let us know so you can be recognized in the future. Jim and Jo Alexander Ms. May O. Allbee Ms. Deborah Lynn Allen Brian and Catherine Allison Ms. Carol A. Analco William and Beatrice Anderson Mrs. Patricia L. Anderson Andy and Nancy Anderson Ms. Michele L. Anderson Ms. Lisa Jo Angel Don and Roseanne Apple David and Julie Armstrong Ms. Jeane E. Atkinson John and Brenda Aukerman Jim and Marilyn Ault Mike and Terri Austin Mrs. Carol S. Austin Ms. Lina M. Avendano Ms. Denisa L. Babb Mr. Homand Bahrami Mr. David A. Baird Dick and Betsy Baker Ms. Jill A. Baker H. L. and Sandra Baker Ms. Christy A. Baldwin Ms. Rosemary Ballinger Douglas and Andrea Banning Bobby and Matilda Barber John B. and Nancy Barclay Ms. Carrie B. Barnett Mrs. Susan E. Barnett Doug and Judy Barron Mrs. Wilma H. Barrow Mrs. Heather M. Barrow Ms. Beth Lynn Bates James and Laurie Beamish Ms. Sandra E. Beaty Ross and Norma Jean Becker Ms. Audra L. Begley Ms. Kim Bellar Ms. Janet K. Benson Ms. Dianna L. Benzenbower Ms. Debra D. Berry Mr. M. Keith Betts Mrs. Doris L. Biddle Dennis and Tammy Jo Biele Ms. Heather A. Bigoss Kraig and Sharon Binkerd Henry and Debbie Bird Ms. Paula S. Bivens Ms. Marin E. Bledsoe Mrs. Teresa R. Blockson Ms. Cynthia A. Blowers Mr. Donald G. Boggs Ms. Paula J. Bolderson Mr. Robert E. Bookhart Mr. Scott B. Borders Richard and Suzanne Bottomley Ms. Misty M. Bowers Ms. Tracy A. Bracken Ms. Jean M. Brancazio-Pearl Robert and Esther Branson Mr. John J. Brase Mr. George W. Bray Dr. Gary and Marie Brazel Mr. Michael D. Breece James and Joan Breeden Mr. Thomas A. Brewer Ms. Janet Lynn Brewer Mr. Randy L. Briggs Ms. Tina M. Bright Jack and Joni Brinkman Mr. Jeffrey Douglas Brooks Ms. Michelle L. Brown Mrs. Donna M. Brown Mr. Jeffrey S. Brown Ms. Pamela M. Browning Dennis and Aneena Bryant Ms. Sharon R. Buchanan Mr. Keith D. Buehler Mrs. Annette L. Burcharts Ms. Darla Busby Ms. Dawn L. Butler Ms. Kelly J. Buzan Mr. Darrell Wayne Bybee Gary and Jill Cameron Dick and Ida Campbell Ms. Loralee Campbell Mr. Dale Richard Campbell Ms. Patricia A. Caraway Ms. Amy J. Carey Ms. Leettia A. Carey Mrs. Tonya J. Carman Mr. Shawn R. Carnes Drew and Sharon Carrel Ms. Kathy J. Carter Ms. Teresa Carter Ms. Heather M. Caudill Richard and Jean Chaille James and Ann Chaille James and Earnestine Chamberlain Ms. Virginia L. Chapman Ms. Vicki Lynn Chase Ms. Julie L. Chelli Meredith and Betty Church Mrs. Christina M. Clark Mrs. Elizabeth A. Clark Ms. Lou A. Clark Brad and Anna Clevenger Ms. Dawn R. Cline Ms. Joyce M. 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16 MADISON COUNTY THRIVE A COMMUNITY WITH A CAUSE Be a part of helping Madison County families and children to THRIVE Give to the cause online at unitedwaymadisonco.org/give By phone: By mail: P.O. Box 1200 Anderson, IN CHANGE WON T HAPPEN WITHOUT YOU Join us Saturday, September 20 at 10 am as we kick off this year s campaign at the 1st Annual United Way Human Truck Pull Anderson Muncipal Airport - Opening Ceremony at 10:00 am. First pull at 10:15 am. Teams will pull a 17,000 lb. semi with a 53 ft. trailer as fast as they can 125 feet. Prizes and bragging rights will be awarded for Fastest Team, Most Team Spirit and Most Money Raised. We ll also be sharing stories from United Way s work throughout the day. FOR UNITED WAY OF MADISON COUNTY Food Trucks, Kids Area with bounce house and music will also be on site! Bring your kids, friends and family to watch and cheer your team on. Admission is only $2 for adults and $1 for kids Children 2 and under FREE. Find out more at Proceeds from the event will support United Way s efforts to help individuals and families throughout Madison County. Efforts that help young children succeed in school, families to meet critical financial needs and provide opportunities for individuals to gain skills to earn a higher wage so they are empowered to support their families.