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UNITED WAY OF ESCAMBIA COUNTY
ANNUAL REPORT 2012
GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. LIVE UNITED.
IN THIS ISSUE
OUR MISSION:
Mission, Vision & Values - 1
Board & Staff - 2
OUR VISION:
Program Highlights - 3 How Funds Were Invested - 4 Strategic Goals - 5 & 6 Financials - 7 Impact Stories - 8 Volunteer Highlights - 9 2-1-1 Highlights - 10 CFC/FSECC Highlights - 10 Funds Distribution - 10 Tocqueville Society - 11 Agnes Weis Society - 12
To create opportunities for a better life by uniting and mobilizing resources.
To be viewed by the donor community as the non-profit of choice and a collaborative force in meeting the educational, financial stability and health needs of the community. To be the preferred choice for citizens who desire to volunteer and engage in community solutions. To be viewed by the community as a leader exemplifying the highest standards of nonprofit management. To be the preferred source for providing referrals, information and resources for those in need. To be the community leader serving as a conduit for in-kind and volunteer resources to other non-profit agencies and our community.
Red Feather Fellowship - 13 & 14 Emerging Leaders Society - 15 Diamond Donors - 16 Workplace Givers - 17 Sponsors - 18 Client Gratitude - 19 Pledge Your Support - 20
OUR VALUES:
Integrity - UWEC operates with exceptional impartiality and consistency and communicates with total transparency on all measurements and outcomes. Leadership - UWEC serves as a leader exemplifying the highest standards of non-profit management with regard to individual and organizational accountability, and proactively creates exceptional new community leaders. Inclusiveness - UWEC asks for, listens to, and acts on input from non-profits agencies, partners, donors and citizens so that we may be responsive and supportive in building better relationships that offer equal opportunity to all in our community. Volunteerism - UWEC sets the standard as the best example of a volunteer and collaborative leader that is responsive and supportive. Excels in Board and staff leadership, facilitation and participation in positive community impact rendered through volunteer opportunities. Excellence - UWEC meets all standards related to integrity, leadership, inclusiveness in our role as a partner to area non-profits and faith based organizations.
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2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS David Jones, Chair Gary Sammons, Chair Elect Bob Sanders, Treasurer Meri Asmar, Secretary Kathy Anthony, Past Chair
Gulf Power Company Gulf Power Company Regions Bank Lewis Bear Company IMS ExpertServices
Capt. David Alexander Pensacola Police Department Kendrick Doidge West Florida Health Care Kevin Doyle Pensacola News Journal Cathy England ServisFirst Bank Mark Faulkner Baptist Health Care Carol Hawthorne Navy Federal Credit Union Linda Hoffman Carver Darden Kathie Jeffcoat Rodney Rich & Company Oliver Jones Pensacola Boy’s Base Ted Kirchharr Landrum Human Resource Companies Shannon Lands Saltmarsh, Cleaveland & Gund Trip Maygarden Shell, Fleming, Davis & Menge Grace McCaffery Latino Media Gulf Coast, Inc. Bob McLaughlin Retired Yvette McLellan City of Pensacola Robert Mills North Florida Financial Vaughn Nichols Gulf Power Company David Peaden Home Builders Association of West Florida Edward Ranelli University of West Florida Bernie Schultz Publix Rodney Scott Studer Group Paula Shell Big Brothers Big Sisters Malcolm Thomas Escambia County School District Patrice Whitten Pensacola State College Johnnie Wright Hancock Bank Mike Wright Armstrong World Industries Doris Young Cox Media The United Way Board of Directors meets monthly on the fourth Thursday of each month in the Bank of America community room on Garden Street. Board members are elected annually and serve a one year term. Members are eligible for board membership for up to nine years in cycles of three year terms. At the end of nine years, they must take a year off before being eligible for continued board membership.
2012 STAFF Andrea Krieger President/CEO Tom Hilton Chief Financial Officer Laura Hill Campaign/Major Gifts Director Ron Denson Government Campaigns Director Rita Icenogle 2-1-1 Director George Coolbaugh Volunteer/Community Engagement Manager Rachael Cox Marketing & Communications Manager Amanda Crabtree 2-1-1 Resource Manager Christie Dryer 2-1-1 Information and Referral Specialist Rob Engel Funds Distribution Manager Katy Hebebrand Campaign Coordinator Terrance Henderson 2-1-1 Information & Referral Specialist Melissa Lewis Office Manager Mike Martin 2-1-1 Information and Referral Specialist Angie Pittard 2-1-1 Call Center Coordinator Barbara Sawyer Staff Accountant Trista Swauger Combined Federal Campaign Office Manager James Williams 2-1-1 Information and Referral Specialist
BOARD MEMBER
OF THE YEAR Linda Hoffman is a partner with Carver, Darden, Koretzky, Tessier, Finn, Blossman & Areaux L.L.C. Linda has been serving on the United Way Board of Directors for 3 years. She chairs United Way’s community impact initiatives and in 2012, she donated 58 hours to the organization. Her peers praised her as the “driving force behind our commitment to a multi-year financial commitment to improve the reading skills of students at the Global Learning Academy.” Her unwavering dedication and her quiet service in multiple capacities earned her high praise. In relation to the Next Right Thing, peers were complimentary of her focus and her continued monitoring of progress. Her willingness to share her legal expertise and time along with her varied service over the past year earned her this recognition as Board Member of the Year. Linda’s commitment to our community is evidenced in her current commitments that include: IMPACT 100, Pensacola Bay Area (member 2004-present; President 2006-2008),); Sacred Heart Foundation Development Board (2004-current); Member Board of Directors, Pensacola Chamber of Commerce (2007 – current).
STAFF MEMBER
OF THE YEAR Tom Hilton is the Chief Financial Officer for United Way of Escambia County. In 2012, Tom donated 427 hours to United Way and to other charities in our area. He regularly shares his financial expertise and can be seen at the United Way office almost every weekend making sure the organization’s financial and reporting needs are met. Tom’s peers are appreciative of his willingness to support others and mentioned that “he never turns an employee away when they pop into his office.” Tom’s ability to share his knowledge and to teach others campaign software, financial reporting and more has earned him praise as having the “patience of a saint”. While Tom’s expertise and willingness to lead is recognized, his ability to lift staff morale earns him the appreciation of his peers. While efficient, he still finds time to joke with others through emails, casual conversations in the hall, or quick phone conversations. One staff member called Tom the “unsung Hero” of United Way. Ultimately, Tom is recognized as a great asset to United Way. Because of him our financial statements and budgets are more accurate than they have ever been!
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How do we serve to leverage your dollars for the
benefit of our entire community?
62,000
United Way’s 2-1-1 has become a go-to source for resources and referrals in our community. Usage for the 2-1-1 Web site (www.211nwfl.org), which hosts a community database and calendar, has tripled in the past three years: 24,000 page visits to 62,000 page visits.
In 2012, United Way volunteers participating in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program helped return $2,217,173 in refunds to our community, a 23% increase over 2011. VITA is available January - April. Dial 2-1-1 for more information, or email
[email protected] to volunteer.
1,124
$2,217,173
On October 28, 2011, 1,124 Day of Caring volunteers completed 110 projects in our community - exceeding the previous year’s impacts of 90 projects! Volunteers contributed more than 5,620 hours of labor to help local non-profit organizations and schools with tasks ranging from lawn maintenance, painting and cooking meals to hosting wish-list drives, which saved local charities and schools an estimated $120,043 in labor costs. This year’s Day of Caring is October 12, 2012. Email
[email protected] to volunteer or sign up your project.
In 2011, United Way of Escambia County participated in Cram the Van so that school supplies could be distributed to more than 7,600 students in Escambia County who did not have the necessary supplies to begin their school year.
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7,600
The United Way Agency Directors Association (UWADA) is a coalition of 64 Escambia County agency CEOs who direct a diverse group of non-profit agencies that are certified United Way agencies. UWADA members may or may not receive funding from United Way.
Loaned Leadership Executives (LEs) are volunteers whose employers commit to support our community by endorsing their employee’s involvement in leadership, advocacy and resource development for community impacts funded through United Way’s annual workplace campaign. During the 2012-2013 campaign, 24 LEs will guide and support 275 workplace campaign coordinators.
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Communities Caring at Christmas is an outreach program that provides new toys and clothing for thousands of children in need in our local community. In 2011, United Way served as the fiscal agent managing the $45,801 in community cash donations.
I haven't used United Way services. Why should I give? United Way funded services help everyone. A popular misconception is that only the jobless and "at-risk" individuals benefit from United Way and its partner programs. Everyone has problems and needs... marital problems, troubled teens, aging parents and children with special needs. United Way services are available to all. Your United Way contribution helps your co-workers, friends, neighbors and family. Take a look at the list below and ask yourself whether you or someone you love has used services from any of the following:
Alpha Pregnancy Testing Center, Sav-A-Life, Inc Adventist Development & Relief Agency Intl Aldersgate United Methodist Church Alliance for Children and Families Alzheimer’s Family Services America’s Charities American Cancer Society, FL Division American Diabetes Association American Heart Association American Parkinson Disease Association American Red Cross of NWFL American Red Cross of South Central Mississippi AMIkids Pensacola Appetite for Life ARC Gateway ARC of Florida ASPCA Autism Pensacola Austism Speaks B.R.A.C.E. Baptist Health Care Foundation Bay Area Food Bank, Panhandle Br. Bethany Christian Services Big Brothers Big Sisters of NWFL Boy Scouts Gulf Coast Council Boys & Girls Clubs of The Emerald Coast Breast Cancer Coalition Cathedral of the Sacred Heart Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg Catholic Charities of NWFL Chain Reaction Chemical Addictions Recovery Effort Children's Home Society of FL Churches of Christ Disaster Relief City of Pensacola Police Dept Community Action Agency of Baldwin, Escambia, Clarke, Monroe & Conecuh Counties Community Health Charities of Florida Community Drug & Alcohol Council Council On Aging of West Florida Covenant Hospice Crittenton Youth Services Deaf & Hard of Hearing Svcs. of NWFL Disabled American Veterans Dubard School for Language Disorders Early Learning Coalition Earth Share Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama Epilepsy Society Of NWFL Escambia County 4-H Foundation Escambia County Healthy Start Coalition Escambia County Public Schools Foundation Escambia County Sickle Cell Foundation Escambia Search and Rescue Escarosa Coalition on the Homeless Every Child A Reader Favorhouse of NWFL First Coast No More Homeless Pets First Tee of Florida Fisher House of the Emerald Coast Florida Baptist Children's Homes Florida Panhandle Breast Cancer Association Friends of the Orphans Friends of the Pensacola Public Library Girl Scout Council of the Florida Panhandle Good News Outreach Goodwill Easter Seals Global Impact Gulf Coast Kids House Gulf Coast Wings of Hope
Hadji Shrine Temple Harvest Church Pensacola Health and Hope Clinic Holy Cross Episcopal Church Hospice of the Emerald Coast Humane Society of Pensacola Humane Society of Santa Rosa County Independence for the Blind Independent Charities of America Jacksonville Humane Society Junior Achievement of West Central Florida Lakeview Center Lawton Street Baptist Church Leaning Post Ranch Learn To Read Of NWFL Legal Services of North Florida Leonard Street Church of Christ Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Lighthouse of Pinellas Loaves and Fishes Lupus Support Network Lutheran Services of NWFL Make A Wish Foundation of America Make-A-Wish Foundation of Central & Northern Florida Manna Food Pantries March of Dimes March of Dimes Foundation Florida Chapter Mental Health Association of West Florida Milk and Honey Outreach Miracle League of Pensacola Mobile ARC Multiple Sclerosis Association Multiple Sclerosis Foundation Muscular Dystrophy Association National Breast Cancer Foundation National Marfan Foundation National Niemann-Pick Disease Fdtn Nativity of our Lord Catholic Church Naval Air Station Pensacola Child Development Center Naval Air Station Pensacola Corry Child Development Center Naval Air Station Pensacola Fred G. Smalley Youth Center Navy Supply Corps Foundation Neighbor to Neighbor New Beginnings Recovery Homes for Women New Horizons of NWFL Northwest Florida Community Outreach Northwest Florida Legal Services NRA Foundation NW Florida Area Agency On Aging Pace Center for Girls Partners for a Better World Pathways for Change Penelope House Family Violence Center Pensacola Habitat For Humanity Pensacola State College Foundation Planet Gumbo Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy Syndrome Association River Region United Way Ronald McDonald House of Mobile Ronald McDonald House of NWFL Ronald McDonald House of Tampa Bay Sacred Heart Foundation Sacred Heart School Safe Harbor Womens Resource Center The Salvation Army Santa Rosa Education Foundation Santa Rosa Kid’s House SeaStars Aquatics
Second Chances Farms Senior Citizens Services Shriners Hospitals For Children Sickle Cell Disease Association of America Sickle Cell Disease Association of Florida Society of St. Vincent De Paul, Council of Pensacola-Tall. South Alabama CARES South Santa Rosa Interfaith Ministries Southeastern Rett Syndrome Alliance Special Olympics Florida Speech & Hearing Board St. Joseph Catholic Church St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital St. Luke United Methodist Church St. Mary’s Home St. Michael’s Cemetary Foundation of Pensacola St. Paul Catholic Church Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Teen Challenge of Florida TKE Educational Foundation Trauma Intervention Programs, NWFL Chapter Troy University Foundation United Cerebral Palsy of NWFL United Fund of Atmore Area United Fund of Brewton/East Brewton
United Methodist Children’s Home United Way Foundation United Way of Baldwin County United Way of Escambia County United Way of Greater St Louis United Way of Heart of Florida United Way of Jackson and George Counties United Way of Lancaster County United Way of Northeast Florida United Way of Northwest Florida United Way of Okaloosa-Walton United Way of Santa Rosa County United Way of South Georgia United Way of Southwest Alabama Mobile United Way of Sumner County United Way of the Big Bend United Way of the Mid-South United Way of Tri-County United Ways of Alabama USO, Greater Pensacola Area University of West Florida Foundation Vision of Hope Waterfront Rescue Mission Wildlife Sanctuary Of NWFL WUWF YMCA of NWFL
United Way Certified Agency: meets all United Way Quality Standards and receives program funding awarded by volunteer donors who served on a Funds Distribution Committee. United Way Certified Agency: meets all United Way Quality Standards and receives donor-designated funding. United Way donors designated this agency for funding through their specific requests. The agency has not been certified or reviewed by United Way to determine eligibility or adherence to non-profit standards. Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) donors designated this agency for funding. Florida State Employees Charitable Campaign (FSECC) donors designated this agency for funding.
How Funds were
invested in 2011... Impact funding of programs: $1,621,101 Funding designated to local agencies through the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC): $706,530 Fundraising and administrative overhead outside of initiatives below: $477,148 Impact initiatives like VITA, VISTA, Day of Caring, 2-1-1, Communities Caring at Christmas, Cram the Van: $148,902 Operating reserves: $51,931 Funding designated to agencies through the Florida State Employees Charitable Campaign (FSECC): $35,564
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HOW WE DID: 2011-20 Key Constituents: Right Measurements: Below
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Agencies:
Donors
Core Impact Areas
45 programs at 34 agencies were awarded funding, representing a 22% increase in the number of programs funded (9 new agencies).
UWEC increased annua donations by 1% (+2 donations of goods and (+$72
Resources
Allocated 3% more in program funding than in prior year ($30,600) and increased designated funding by 20% ($55,326).
1% increase in workpl increase in-kind donat with HoneyBaked Ha capability
Growth Opportunities
Florida Consensus agenda undertaken by Florida United Ways had multiple wins including: passing of a Background Screening bill and funding an additional $1M for community care of the elderly.
Revamped website had were unique visitors; w followers and now h resulted from 271 po Twitter fans as part of o
Communication Plan
Quarterly reports and impact-centered thank you cards were initiated and responses from 18 agency partners provided significant impact.
eNews subscribers grew partners donated over $ radio, billboard and TV message with t
Relationships/ Collaborations
41 agencies joined as certified partners (9 new); 42 agencies spoke in workplace campaigns and at 2 agency fairs; 39 agency tours were conducted. Over 20% increase in opportunities for agencies to share their message.
Day of Caring saw 1,100 hours on 110 project agencies and schools. Th in labor s
Reputation/Brand Measurement
Increased agency partnerships by 25%; increased visibility by featured agencies 135 times on Facebook.
Donors expanded impact that they funded; opportu were intr
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onors:
Volunteers
Community at Large:
al workplace campaign 20,000), and in-kind d services by over 200% 2,000).
Volunteerism across the board increased by 10% or 2,684 hours.
UWEC coordinated 29,487 volunteer hours at a value of $629,842 in donated labor.
lace campaign; 200% tions; new partnership am; online pledging y initiated.
1,799 volunteers participated with United Way and donated almost 30,000 hours of service to the community. 22% increase in Day of Caring projects and 25% increase in hours volunteered over prior year.
CDSworks contract negotiations were finalized and the first ever activation of CAN disaster module was utilized; 43 VITA volunteers brought $2.2M back to our community’s lowest wage earners.
d 9,108 visits and 6,743 we grew our Facebook have 1,154 likes that ostings; we have 54 our social media growth.
New website includes 22 agency listings; a new online donation feature and regularly updated information. Volunteer opportunities listed for 39 local agenices.
Revamped Loaned Executive Program launched in July with 24 leadership executives and 10 community leaders who partner to lead trainings on important leadership skills.
w to over 3,000; media $25,000 in print, online, resources to share our the community.
Volunteers were recognized after events with special receptions, volunteer awards and tracked hours increased by 10%.
Marketing partnerships increased by 10%; over 35,000 resources and referrals from 2-1-1 and 70,000 website visits were double previous year; over 1,500 impressions made through local media at no cost to UWEC donors.
volunteers donate 5,620 ts at local non-profit his represented $120,043 savings.
United Way staff members volunteered locally for 21 different agencies/civic groups. They donated 3,897 hours or $83,239 in service to our community.
UWEC lists 35 agency wish lists on the website and increased these resources over prior year by 200%.
from 98 agencies to 140 unities for online pledging roduced.
Volunteer partnerships coordinated for groups of volunteers at 5 local agencies for 783 hours valued at $16,725. This is a new program where we coordinate volunteers for the agencies and this represents 2 months of partnerships.
Over 9,000 donors joined United Way and their gifts of over $3.5M were leveraged to an $8.1M impact on the community. Community support of our ability to move the needle on change grew by 13.5%.
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2012 FINANCIALS (unaudited)
Year Ended June 30, 2012
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES
Gross Campaign Results $3,107,839 Less Donor Designations ($897,797) Less Provision for Uncollectibles ($267,879) Net Campaign Results $1,942,163 In Kind Contributions $52,925 Contributions from Outside Service Area $25,498 Grants, Contracts, Program Revenues $399,342 Investment Income $5,865 Other Income $55,864 Total Public Support and Revenues $2,481,657 EXPENSES Program Services Gross Funds Awarded $2,151,669 Less Donor Designations ($914,678) Net Funds Awarded $1,236,991 Allocations Expenses $44,596 Information and Referral Services $314,068 Impact Initiatives $72,492 Total Program Services $1,668,147 Supporting Services Fundraising $360,527 Organizational Administration $388,454 Total Supporting Services $748,981 Total Expenses $2,417,128 Increase in Net Assets $64,529 Net Assets at Beginning of Year $1,687,790 Net Assets at End of Year
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$1,752,319
IMPACT
STORIES
June says she doesn’t know what she’d do without her Senior Companion, Cynthia. “Cynthia is kind, sympathetic and a joy to have around. My living situation would be so much worse without her.” Cynthia volunteers an average of 20 hours a week through Council on Aging’s Senior Companion program, helping June with shopping, light housekeeping, cooking and other daily tasks that she may not otherwise be able to do. June also says her son, Chuck, is grateful for the help and support Cynthia provides for his mom. “My son works, and he is more at ease because there is someone who cares for me.”
Three-year-old Riley, who has been diagnosed with Wolf Hirschhorn Syndrome, receives speech and physical therapy at ARC Gateway's Pearl Nelson Center (PNC). Because the syndrome is so rare, doctors told Riley's parents she would most likely never walk, never talk, and may never know that her parents are her parents. At her young age, she is already proving those doctors wrong. "Early intervention services, like what is offered at PNC, are so important and make such an impact on a child at a young age. By starting services early, there are no limitations to what our girl can achieve."
Growing up in the shadow of the Downtown Y, Bobby Crumpton played hide and seek, shot pecans in homemade slingshots, and did his best not to get run off by long-time YMCA director Hollice Williams. Today, at 53, Bobby says the Y still gives him a point of reference and a place to call home. Bobby, a diabetic, had already lost part of one leg. He lost the other leg after a post-Hurricane Ivan infection. Waking up after surgery a double amputee, Bobby says reality hit him hard. For a time he was bound to a wheelchair, but for the past three years, he’s learning to walk again with prosthetics. He lives alone and is completely independent, having developed his own systems of managing his life. Exercise at the Y has helped him regain his strength and balance and provided a great place to meet friends.
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VOLUNTEER HIGHLIGHTS
In 2011-2012, 1,799 United Way volunteers donated 29,487 hours of service to our community, valued at $629,842.
DAY OF CARING • • • •
1,100 volunteers 110 projects 5,620 volunteer hours $120,043 saved in labor costs
"The Blue Angels are honored to be a part of such an event to help out in a community that supports us so well." - AT1 Curt Metzger, member of the Blue Angels Squadron
VITA • • • •
Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program 43 volunteers 4,515 volunteer hours $96,440 saved in labor costs $2,217,173 in refunds returned to our community
“I tell everybody about the VITA program! I’ll definitely be back next year.” - Angelita, VITA client
FUNDS DISTRIBUTION • • • •
54 volunteers 7,290 volunteer hours $155,714 saved in labor costs $1,036,680 allocated to 45 programs at 34 agencies
BOARD OF DIRECTORS • 36 volunteers • 1,780 volunteer hours • Volunteer hours valued at $38,020
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UNITED WAY STAFF • 2,104 volunteer hours contributed to other agencies • 1,793 volunteer hours contributed to United Way • Total volunteer hours valued at $83,234
2-1-1 is more than a phone number
it’s the community’s
resource and referral center. United Way of Escambia County took a bold step last year to become a 2-1-1. Your 2-1-1 not only supported over 35,000 residents and visitors but also the social service agencies in the community. Over 50% of our referrals to 2-1-1 actually come from the agencies when they run out of resources to assist their clients. Our 2-1-1 team, who carry national certifications, submitted documentation for full national accreditation in May, and expanded the resource database to include 10 counties.
FSECC/CFC HIGHLIGHTS
United Way of Escambia County acts as the Fiscal Agent of the Florida State Employee’s Charitable Campaign (FSECC) and the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC). Each year, employee workplace campaigns are conducted within federal and state offices reaching over 21,000 employees. These employees are provided the opportunity to make a contribution to various pre-approved non-profits located locally, nationally and internationally. Acting as the fiscal agent, United Way conducts quarterly distributions, honoring the designations of the state and federal employees.
2-1-1
Our Web site usage has skyrocketed to 70,000 this past year (almost double last year’s volume). Perhaps this is because our entire database is real-time on our Web site (www.211nwfl.org). During disasters (like the flooding in June), we were able to update the resources within minutes and even operate remotely when our building was surrounded by water. During the June floods, 2-1-1 captured flood victim data and redirected the requests for assistance to disaster teams from the American Red Cross and BRACE.
HIGHLIGHTS
In 2011, the state employees of Escambia County contributed $35,564 through the FSECC program and the federal employees of Escambia and Santa Rosa Counties of Florida contributed over $706,530 through the CFC program. Generally about 30% of all pledges are designated to local area non-profits, that’s about $222,628 staying in our community, of which $6,558 was designated to United Way of Escambia County. We thank our state and federal employees for caring enough to give portions of their pay to others in need.
United Way Awards More than $1 Million from Community Chest United Way of Escambia County announced that $1,036,680 will be awarded from the Community Chest to area non-profit agencies. Another $351,750 was also raised in donor designated funding and $76,309 was paid out to “The Next Right Thing,” the winner of United Way’s Education Impact Request for Proposal. This funding represents a $76,152 or 5.2% increase over the prior year. As impressive is the fact that 10 new programs will receive funding this year, spreading area impact to 45 programs at 34 local agencies. Donors also expanded their impacts from prior year funding of 98 agencies to 140 agencies; a 43% increase. Fifty United Way donors dedicated more than 40 hours of volunteer service over a nine-week period. They evaluated applications, toured
program sites and listened to oral presentations on requests. The volunteers then made recommendations to United Way’s Board of Directors on how donations from the Community Chest should be distributed in the most effective way possible. This year, 50 programs applied for funding. Approximately 160,000 children and adults in our community will be positively impacted by the donations awarded to the programs. Agencies were able to leverage community chest funds to receive matching funds of $1,625,788 effectively increasing donors’ gifts from $1,036,680 to $2,662,468. Every $1 donated to the chest was leveraged to a $1.63 return, becoming $2.63. For a list of award recipients, visit www.unitedwayescambia.org.
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Tocqueville Society The Tocqueville Society recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer champions around the world who have devoted time, talent, and funds to create long-lasting changes by tackling our community’s most serious issues. Specifically, the United Way Tocqueville Society aims to change lives through: • • •
philanthropic leadership by focusing on the building blocks for a better life a quality education that leads to a stable job income that can support a family through retirement, and good health
Dedication, commitment and compassion are attributes of the Tocqueville Society members. The Escambia County chapter of the Tocqueville Society was established during the 1996 Campaign with six charter members. The members of this society present United Way of Escambia County with an annual gift of $10,000 or greater. Members are listed in a nationally distributed Tocqueville Society publication.
Order of Liberty Member: $25,000 to $49,999 D.W. McMillan Foundation, 14 years, charter member: “As the D.W. McMillan Trust and Foundation we strive to not only assist individuals with temporary help for their immediate needs, but to hopefully act as a facilitator by linking them with organizations who see that they receive care and acquire skills that can make a difference on a long-term basis.”
Society Members: $10,000 to $24,999
Lewis Bear Family Foundation 16 years
Nell & Britt Landrum 16 years
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Sandy & Peggy Sansing 10 years
Mrs. George (Ann) Belleau 2 years
Fred Levin 15 years
Harry & Pam Schwartz 4 years
(One donor wishes to remain anonymous)
Mark & Jane Emily Crosswhite 1 year
Martin & Terri Levin 13 years
Quint & Rishy Studer 6 years
Martha Ann & Skip Hunter 14 years
Teri Levin 7 years
Switzer Brothers’ Charitable Foundation 8 years
Robert H. Kahn Jr. Family Foundation, 12 years
Julian & Kim MacQueen 3 years
Roger Webb 7 years
Agnes Weis Society Agnes Weis
leave a legacy THAT WILL
last forever Society Members Charles and Debbie Allcott John and Eleanor Appleyard Lewis Bear III John T. Bertz Sandra Cesaretti-Ray Pat and Sonja Crawford Sally Bussell Fox Dorothy Kahn Galloway Douglas Herrick and Sharon Hess Herrick Laura Hill Mr. and Mrs. Kermit E. Housh Mr. and Mrs. R.K. “Skip” Hunter Mark and Rita Icenogle Robert H. Kahn, Jr. Suzanne J. Kahn Nancy Allen Kozbiel Gary and Joeanne Leuchtman C. Flack Logan J. Gary Lowery Robert and Angela Mills Jean Norman Randy and Ninalyn Oxenham Jill and Grover C. Robinson, IV Kris Thoma Skip and Diane Vogelsang
The Agnes Weis Society recognizes those who include the United Way of Escambia County Foundation in their will or estate plans or other forms of planned gifts. The Agnes Weis Society is a division of the Leaders in Giving Society and a function of the United Way of Escambia County Foundation.
For more information about the Foundation, Tocqueville Society or Agnes Weis Society, contact Laura Hill at 850-434-3157.
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RED FEATHER GOLD FEATHER LEVEL
BRONZE FEATHER LEVEL
John T. Bertz Thomas F. Brady Vera Danly Jim Donatelli Andrea Krieger Farage Tom and Lynn Hayes Debra Helle Stephen Herrmann William J. Noonan III Christopher J. Rutledge Al Stubblefield Richard Teel Bentina and Antonio Terry James O. Vick
Ms. Loretta D. Adams Mr. Michael Anderson William and June Baker Gregory Barker and Wendy Kramer Lewis Bear III Justin and Kristin Beck Ms. Ann Bernard John Blackwell Mr. Joseph A. Blissit Mr. Richard Y. Briere Joseph and Deborah Brown Mrs. Ken Butler Ms. Cyd Cadena Henry and Maia Carlstrom Dan and Constance Cassidy Craig and Donya Charles John B. Clark James and Anne Corrigan Ron and Lynn Denson Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Doman Kevin Doyle Mr. Matthew Durham Rick Emmanuel Ms. Constance Erickson Steve and Lisa Esser Chuck and Cathy Fair James Ferreira Michele Fielder Ellen Fisher Cheri L. Frederick Mrs. Lee Pitts and Mr. Thomas Gibble Bill Gibson Mr. Rich Gilmartin Mr. Dennis Goodspeed Mr. William Gouge Michael and Debbie Grissett Bob and Sherry Hartnett Pamela A. Hatt Greg and Mary Hazard Ms. Allison Hill Mr. James Hollinger Bernice Howard The John & Bonnie Johannemann Family Mr. Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kahn Michelle Kane Mr. Joe L. Kinsey Jr. James and Rita Lay Gary and Joeanne Leuchtman Flack and Kathleen Logan Harald Lucas Jerry Maygarden Eleanor McGee
$5,000 to $9,999
SILVER FEATHER LEVEL $2,500 to $4,999
Marvin and Warnelle Beasley Gary Bembry Heike Bolton Keitha Buckingham William A. Cleary Dr. Harry Cramer and Gayle Cramer Michael and Lynn Crear Tammy Davies Mark Faulkner Bob Harriman Linda Hoffman Kenny Holt Jacqueline Hunley John Hunley Paul B. Jacob Eric and Michelle Jenson Christina and Jody Knisley David Lister Maryann and Donald Long Veona M. Mendez Margie and Alan Moore, Merrill Lynch/Fisher Brown Mr. Gene Rosenbaum Mr. John Rousseau Blair Simmons Kent Skolrood Stephen and Nancy Timberlake Kerry Vermillion James O. Vick Carl and Patricia Wernicke Richard West David Wildebrandt Doris O. Young
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$1,500 to $2,499
Jere and Patsy Myers Carolyn Nanni Margaret Neyman Vaughn and Sheila Nichols Roy and Janet Noble Mr. Bill Perkins Mr. John Porter Drs. James and Nell Potter Mr. Dave Rappa Gary Sammons Robert Sanders Ms. Daphne Scordato Ms. Shardra Scott David Sjoberg Ms. Lisa Smith Sue S. Straughn Mr. Andy Terry Ms. Wanda K. Tillery George Touart Eric Walker Thomas Walsh Gary and Bessann Watson Ms. Sandy Whitaker Dr. Sherry A. White Mr. Irv Williams PhD Mr. Phillip W. Woolley Inc. Michael and Erin Wright Ronnie and Joyce Yaden David Yefremov Jarl T. Young
RED FEATHER LEVEL $1,000 to $1,499
Judge and Mrs. Michael G. Allen Robert D. Anderson Kathy and Tim Anthony Meri and Joel Asmar Mr. William W. Aycock Joseph Bajjaly Christine J. Baldwin Herbert Ball Ms. Virginia Barbacovey Edward Battaglia Melanie Bauer Lorraine Baughman Ms. Jessica H. Beal Charles and Paige Beall David Bear Ms. Barbara Beard Ms. Beverly Begovich Brett, Michelle, Brylee & Brett Jr. Bennett Mr. Jeffery N. Bingle Joey and Becca Boles Mr. John Bolyard
Chad and Cindy Bonner Mr. Albert E. Bressler Mr. Timothy Brinker Susan Brown Mr. Mark T. Browning Ms. Gretchen L. Brubaker Floyd Bryan Joan and Ellis Bullock III Mr. Matthew C. Bunting Ms. Lisa Burnham Mr. Michael L. Burroughs Paul Caldwell Carol and Charles Carlan Ms. Carolyn M. Carnley Andrea Lynn Carper Thomas Bo Carter Cynthia Cassedy Kathy C. Chaffin Katherine Champlin Roy Childers Mr. Timothy Jay Clark Patrick and Jeanne Clark Robert and Michele Cleary Ms. Thea Coconino Mr. Calvin W. Cooley Ms. Erin Copeland Jerrett L Craig John B. Crane Jr. John Crawford Mr. George Crisco Ms. Chris Cummings Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Currie Mr. Stephen Dalhaus Kenneth and Charlotte Daniels Lindsay Darnell Kimberly A. Davis Larry Davis Rusty E. Davis Dave and Kate DeBlander Mr. Anthony Demaio Mr. and Mrs. Steven D. Deneke Mr. Patrick J. Dickerson Mr. Karl L. Dietrich III Angelene Dodson Mr. Dwayne A. Doheny Mark and Leonila Dufva Ms. Amy R. Dyer Anne Dyson Dennis Echols Angela Eddy Raymond Edwards Barbara Lynn Erickson Tommy J. Fails Mr. John Falduti Donna Fassett William Feazell
R FELLOWSHIP Ralph Fenn Ms. Lynn Ferguson Arnett Flowers John N. Floyd Mr. Sam Foreman Mr. Shawn G. Gahagan Robert P. Gaines Alfred Garza Jr. Mr. Robert “Bobby” Gast Alexa Elise Gonzalez Mr. Marvic Goodspeed Mr. Edward Grayson Lucinda A. Greathouse Mr. Ronald F. Grissom Mrs. Jennifer Grove William Gureck Dr. Carol Sue Halfhill Scotty E. Hall Lisa Hamilton Mr. and Ms. Greg Hardy Mr. Joseph B. Hardy Charles and Jeannie Harrell Ms. Bette Harriman Mrs. Ashley Hodge Harris Carol Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Everett Havard Ms. Carol A. Hawthorne Ms. Sandra Haynes Ms. Cindy Heidorn Ted Hendry Sharon and Randy Hensel Mr. Jack C. Hierholzer Mr. and Mrs. James Hizer Robert Hobbs Michael Holland Janet Holley Charles Howton Chris and Darla Huffman Jason and Nancy Huggins Mr. Brandon Humphreys Mr. Michael A. Hutcherson John L. Hutchinson Mark and Rita Icenogle Mike Idoni Ms. Heather Jackson Kathie and Mac Jeffcoat Bernard Johnson Ms. Carla Johnson Ms. Jennifer Johnson Ms. Julie Johnson David Jones Ms. Julie Jones David D. Keleher Mr. David S. Kellner Ms. Ashley Keough
Charles Kessler Brenda King Mr. Michael J King Dale R. Kirchharr Mikey Kitch Ms. Comer Knight Pam Kolek Ed Koontz Mr. Patrick M. Lascell Kevin D. Lee Ms. Stacy Lewis Tanya Lockett Kristin Longley McGee Lorren Steven D. Lovette Mr. Jack L. Lowrey Claire Luebke Mary Maddison Rico “Suave” Martinez-Ruiz David Mathews James Mathis Larry C. Mathis Ned Mayo Wilmer McCants Ms. Angela McCorvey Jack McCraw Lisa McCullough John Ed McDanal Alan McDaniel Kimberly E. McDaniel Ms. Candy McGuyre Carolyn McHenry Mr. Timothy J. McKeon Pamela and Matt McKinney Robert McLendon Richard McMillan Johnny McNeal Jonathan A. McQuagge Ms. Rebecca Meredith C.C. and Shirley Mertins Christopher Miller Joe Miller Dr. and Mrs. Robert Mills Mr. Timothy N. Montgomery David and Akemi Moore Edward and Ginger Moore Ms. Tammy Moore Robert G. Moore William and Avery Morrison Arup and Anita Mukherjee Mr. Gary Murphy Mr. William Murray Dennis E. Myrick Richard and Beverly Nall Ms. Jean C. Nelson
Bruce and Christine Neu Ms. Hung T. Nguyen Warren D. Norred Richard S. Norris Marcia Nowlin Trudy and Bob O’Brien Catherine O’Malley Charles and Terry O’Rourke Ms. Barbara S. Orton Mort and Nancy O’Sullivan Ms. Nichole K. Owens Sharhonda Owens Jeremy Pace Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Pace William W. Paden Mr. Scott Palacios Ms. Carmen Paroby Ms. Tish Pennewill Mr. Larry D. Petty Mr. Gordon C. Pike Sharon Pinkerton Mr. Isaiah Pires David R. Player Mr. James Polk Marc Porten Mr. Christopher M Postanowicz Ms. Bobbye Pounders Jeanne and William Prange Larry Pugh Robert E. Purdy Katy and Allen Randall Albert D. Rea Jr. Sheri Reedy Anthony C. Reeves David and Lea Richardson Jesse W. Rigby Buzz Ritchie Susan Ritenour Donald R. Robarts Mr. Arthur M. Roberts Sr. Beatrice L. Robertson Phillip A. Robertson Grover and Jill Robinson Ms. Debra Rodney Andrea and Todd Rosenbaum Ms. Kelly Rozier Mr. Scott Sallis Richard Sanchez Mr. Christopher “Chris” Scales Melinda Scanlon Bernie and Suzanne Schultz Mr. Chris Segers Paul N. and Kimberly A. Senato Mr. Mark Serafin Jerry D. Sewell
David Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Thurston Shell Mr. Kevin F. Simmons Kenneth Sims Ms. Michelle G. Sims Ms. Sandra F. Sims J. Small Jamie K. Smith Ms. Pamela Smith Norman D. Smith Sean Smith Theodore Spangenberg Janet Speranzi-Cannon and Larry Cannon Mr. Kevin Stanhope Robert Stanton Jennifer Stewart Judy B. Sullivan Mr. Edward L. Taylor Keith Thompson Mr. Jonathan Thornton John and Judy Tice Ms. Hong T. Tran William A. Trilone, Jr. Emile R. Trommelen Roger and Ellen Vinson Mr. John Voll Mr. Darrell Wadsworth Jim and Brenda Walker Mr. Shawn P. Walker Glenn Waters Ronald K. Waters Bill and Maria Weisnicht Ms. Melinda S. Wells Riley Wells Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wernicke Marilyn D. Wesley Mr. Patrick Westergreen Jay Weston David W. Wheeler Mark Whibbs Hannah Ruth White Mr. James D. Wicker Helen Wigersma Christine Williams Hattie Williams Lisa M. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Reggie and Cindy Williams Mr. Steve Williams Tamera (Tammy) Williams Mr. Bob Wilson William W. Wilson Mrs. Sherry R. Wiscombe Ms. Terrie Wood Ken and Elizabeth Woolf Mr. Johnnie Wright Michael Yabut
In 2011-12, the Red Feather Fellowship included 434 members who collectively gave over $643,496.
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EMERGING
LEADERS
SOCIETY
LIVE UNITED 365 DAYS A YEAR
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Emerging Leaders are young people - ages 21 to 40 who commit to LIVE UNITED 365 days per year through their giving to United Way and other activities such as volunteerism and advocacy. But above all they are leaders who are passionate about improving and contributing to our community.
Emerging Leaders 2011-2012 Lorenzo Aguilar Carla Ahern Lauren Anzaldo Barrie Arnold Cherri Baker Melanie Bauer Justin Beck Brett Bennett Lisa Bernau Stacey Blackwell Carlton Bouie Liz Adams Branch Natalie Brou Bethany Brown Summer Burdick Paul Carter Christina Thomas Donya Charles Cedric Corley Rachael Cox David Deliman Patrick Dickerson Angelene Dodson Robyn Dohn Jessica Duncan Katherine Etheredge Amanda Garnier
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Laura Garrett Angela Gehres Brandy Gottlieb Scotty Hall Orion Hall Ashley Harris Leah Harrison Larry Hicks Travis Hicks Stefanie Hoffman Jason Huggins Charlene James Wesley Jarman Ashley Keough Erick Larin Sandra Lechuga Corrales Tanya Lockett Steven Lovette Brett Luebke Claire Luebke Doug Lurton Jennifer McFarren Lakelyn Mcintyre Pamela McKinney Kristi Meyers William Murray Kevin Nayman
Richard Norris Krystle Nowlin Katie Odom Christopher Postanowicz Kelsey Powell Laurence Purdy Adam Purdy Katy Randall Haley Richards Natasha Roberts-Sluder Brandon Rogers Joshua Rogers Shane Rowe Leslie Saam Kelly Scharer Angie Schlosser Jason Spratley April Stewart Thomas Styranecl Trevor Thompson Hong Tran Joel Weber Frank White Michael Wise Audrey Young
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Are you a Diamond Donor who has given to our community through United Way 25 years or more? Please let us know so that we can recognize you in the future. Call 850-434-3157 or email
[email protected].
Ms. Janice M. Anderson Mary P. Anderson Kathy and Tim Anthony Ms. Barbara J. Aspinwall Mr. Ronald W. Austin Carl A Backman Ms. Marcia G. Bailey Marian Barbon Marvin and Warnelle Beasley Carol R. Beede Ms. Martha Lee Blodgett Mr. John Bolyard Peggy and Fred Bond Mrs. Tammie Booker Mr. Alan B. Bookman James M. Branch II Mr. Joel D. Breyfogle Mr. Richard Y. Briere Mr. Stanley D. Bruce Mrs. Keitha Buckingham Morgan and Anne Bunch Jerry E. Burden Ms. Susan E. Burleson Ms. Deborah L. Bush Ms. Felicia Byrd Charles and Carol Carlan Andrea Lynn Carper John A. Carroll Jr. Mr. Edgar A. Carter Cynthia Cassedy Ms. Laura S. Chandler Brian Chicco John B. Clark Nancy A Clark Mr. and Ms. David Colip Mrs. Nancy J. Connelly Ms. Tina M Conner Lori Coppels Clara S. Covan Ms. Pauline Crisco Mrs. Jean K Crowder Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Currie Linda Cushing Mr. Norman Dalbey Mr. David A. Dalton Mrs. Evie Dampier Rusty E. Davis Mr. John C. Deem Mr. Karl L. Dietrich III Kevin Doyle Yvonne H. Drake Mr. Tommie Dukes Ms. Wanda T. Dunlap Mrs. Carolyn D Dwelle Mr. William Elebash Mrs. Laura V. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Ellis Christy Ellis Ms. Constance Erickson
Danny L. Kepner Esq. Beverly Etheridge Ms. Bobbie J. Fallen Susan and Jackson Ferguson Brian S. Fieleke Ms. Judith A. Floyd Mr. Alan R. Foster Mrs. H. Suzanne Franklin Ms. Donna Frederickson Ms. Sharon Gafford Mr. Benny Gaines Robert P. Gaines Alfred Garza Jr. Eric Gleaton Thomas Lee Goodson Ms. Debra S Goss Virginia E. Graybiel Ms. Marjorie Gribschaw Ms. Ahna T. Grice Brandy Guillory Ms. Janice Gulisao William Gureck Melissa Hale Mr. Charles W. Hallman Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hamel Charles and Jeannie Harrell Mrs. Carla M. Harris Carol Harrison Ms. Beverly S. Harwood Mr. Terry L. Hasis Ms. Carol A. Hawthorne Tom and Lynn Hayes Joseph Hecht Sharon and Randy Hensel Ms. Elizabeth R. Herndon Mr. Edward S. Hibyan Jr. Eleanor Hoehn Mrs. Dorothy E. Hogue Janet Holley Kenny Holt Mrs. Linda Hoover Mr. and Mrs. Christopher E. Hrbacek Patricia Hubbard Mr. Marshall L. Hudson Errol A. Hutchinson Gerry G. Ingram Ms. Linda P. Jackson Ms. Starlene R. Johnson Ms. Dorothy Jordan Jeffery and Tiffany Joyner Mr. Philip B. Kellam Francis Scott Key Jr. Keith W. Kidwell Janice Kilgore James Kinman Ted Kirchharr Dale and Teri Knee Vance Q. Land Mr. Russell F. Lentz
DIAMOND DONORS
25 YEARS OR MORE OF GIVING
David Lister Ms. Janet Lloyd Donald Long Ms. Susan J. Lovelady Deborah and Stephen Lowell Mr. Jack L. Lowrey Ms. Donna Kraus Luebbers Edith C. Lundquist Ms. Anne M. Lyons Ms. Kimberly L. Madison Ms. Elaine Mager Donna Mair Ms. Carol N. Martin Pamela L. Matthews Josephine May Ms. Gloria J. McCord Janice McGrew Mr. Rex McKinney Ms. Yvette McLellan Ms. Audrey McMillan Stephanie D. McNeill Mr. Timothy Merritt C.C. and Shirley Mertins Wendi Mihalik Jennifer Miles Mr. Timothy N. Montgomery Margie and Alan Moore, Merrill Lynch/Fisher Brown Jerry A. Moore Patrice N. Moore Mrs. Audrey S. Morrison Dennis E. Myrick Richard and Beverly Nall Margaret Neyman Mrs. Nikki E. Nichols Vaughn and Sheila Nichols Roy and Janet Noble William J. Noonan III Marcia Nowlin Ms. Marcella V. O'Connor Albert E. Ortega Mort and Nancy O'Sullivan Randy C. Oxenham Ms. Karen Pallas Ms. Andrea M. Parodi Ms. Jeanette L. Patterson Carolyn E. Phillips Gregory B. Pinney Jeanne and William Prange Paula Pulaski Ms. Gwendolyn Puryear Albert D. Rea Jr. Catherine Regan Mr. Douglas A. Resmondo Buzz Ritchie Mr. William R. Roberts Mr. Arthur M. Roberts Sr. Beatrice L. Robertson Ms. Bonita M. Robinson
Ms. Lorene P. Robinson Mr. Jimmy F. Rogers Jr. Mr. Gene Rosenbaum Mr. Robert D. Rozier Gary Sammons Barbara and Herb Sawyer Mr. Carl Schnadelbach Jane Starr Seligman Mr. Jim Shaffer Kenneth Sims Mr. Michael W. Skinner Mr. Martin Small Mr. John W. Smith Jr. Mrs. Ann Smithson Stanley R. Sneed Lynn Snow Ron O. Sorrells Ms. Rose M. Stokes James and Linda Stolhanske Richard W Stone Greg and Kathy Strader Sue S. Straughn Ms. Pamela J. Strother Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stump Don Suarez Michael Suchcicki Ethel Tamburello William F. Taylor Jr. Mr. Aaron A. Theodore Mr. James M. Threet John and Judy Tice Stephen and Nancy Timberlake Ms. Carolyn S. Trawick Mr. Randall J. Tucker Mr. Gary D. Turner Mr. Raymond H Turner II Jim and Brenda Walker Sheila Waters Roger Webb John Weber Ian Welsh Carl and Patricia Wernicke Dr. Sherry A. White Hannah Ruth White Deborah Williams Sheila F. Williams Tamera (Tammy) Williams Mr. Thomas M. Willnecker Ms. Mary Julia Wilson Mary Beth Winter Mr. Walt Winter Mr. Michael G. Wisdom Ken and Elizabeth Woolf Ronnie and Joyce Yaden Doris O. Young Joseph M. Zayas
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WORKPLACE GIVING $200,000 and up Ascend Performance Materials Gulf Power Company
$150,000 and up
Robert H Kahn Jr. Family Foundation Target Corporation The Mundy Companies United Way of Escambia County Warren Averett Companies, LLC West Florida Hospital
Publix
$1,000 and up
$100,000 and up
American Fidelity Life Ins Co Ameriprise Financial Animal Hospital of Pensacola ARC Gateway Inc B.R.A.C.E. Bank of America Bank of The South BBVA Compass Beard Equipment Company Beggs & Lane, LLP. Belk, Inc. Best Buy Buffalo Rock Company Bullock Tice Associates C & S Wholesale Grocers Carver, Darden, Koretzky, Tessier, Finn, Blossman Catholic Charities Of Northwest Florida Catholic Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee Central Credit Union of Florida Cerex Advanced Fabrics Coca-Cola Refreshments of Pensacola Community Drug & Alcohol Council Deloitte & Touche Dillards Early Learning Coalition Edwards Roofing Co Inc Elebash Jewelry Company, Inc. Emerald Coast Utilities Authority Emmanuel Sheppard & Condon Episcopal Diocese of The Central Gulf Coast Escambia Community Clinics, Inc. Escambia County Property Appraiser Escambia County Sheriff’s Department Escambia County Tax Collector Federal Express Fisher Brown Bottrell Insurance, Inc. Florida Blue Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast, Inc. Greater Pensacola CFC Greater Pensacola Chamber Gulf Coast Health Care Hancock Bank
Armstrong World Industries Baptist Health Care
$50,000 and up Escambia County School District Navy Federal Credit Union Regions Bank/Morgan Keegan, Inc. Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
$25,000 and up AT&T Communications City of Pensacola Enterprise Rent-A-Car Exxon Mobil International Paper Landrum Human Resource Companies Pensacola News Journal United Parcel Service University of West Florida
$10,000 and up Clark Partington Hart Et Al Coastal Bank and Trust Council On Aging of West Florida Covenant Hospice, Inc Cox Communications Escambia County Clerk of Circuit Court Escambia County Government Florida State Employees Charitable Campaign General Electric Gulf Coast Community Bank Gulf Winds Federal Credit Union Lewis Bear Company Pall Life Sciences, Inc. Pensacola State College
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Hatch Mott Mac Donald Heritage Homes of NW Florida, LLC Hewlett-Packard Hobart Food Retail IBM Corporation IMS Experts J C Penney Co John Appleyard Agency Inc Kohl’s Department Store Lawn Master Inc Lee House Bed and Breakfast Levin Papantonio Thomas Mitchell Echsner & Proctor Lutheran Services Florida McMahon-Hadder Insurance, Inc. Merck O’Reilly Auto Parts Pensacola Catholic High School Pensacola Shipyard Marine Complex PNC Financial Services Group Power Secure Sacred Heart Health System Saltmarsh Cleaveland & Gund ServisFirst Bank Shell Fleming Davis & Menge Sonepar Southern Scrap Company Springleaf Finance Studer Group Suntrust Bank T J Maxx Thompson Tractor Turner Industries Group, LLC United Cerebral Palsy of NW FL Vince Whibbs Pontiac Virginia College Wal-Mart (Parent) Wayne Dalton Corp WEAR-TV Channel 3 Whitney Bank YMCA of Northwest Florida
SPONSORS DIAMOND LEVEL:
$10,000 value (monetary or in-kind)
BRONZE LEVEL: $1,000 value (in-kind)
EVENT SPONSORS: CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF Five Flags Rotary Club
VICTORY CELEBRATION AT&T Baptist Health Care The Portabello Market
DAY OF CARING Regions Bank Publix Florida Blue
DAY OF CARING BREAKFAST
Armstrong World Industries Gulf Power Cerex
VITA
Bank of America Wal-mart Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC
DINE OUT
O’zone Pizza Pub Sake Cafe Slips Restaurant Tropical Smoothie Cafe Varona’s
Holiday Trees at Lee Becky’s Eatery Cajun Specialty Meats House City Grocery Deli & Wine Lee House Bed & Breakfast The Global Grill Margie Moore (Merrill Lynch) The Grand Marlin H20 The Happy Pig The Honeybaked Ham Moe’s Southwest Grill New Yorker Deli & Pizzeria Nippon Express Peter B’s Sports Grill at Deluna Lanes
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Makes a
Difference
THANK YOU ESCAMBIA FOR JOINING HANDS. OPENING YOUR HEART. THINKING OF WE BEFORE ME. LIVING UNITED!
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