2013-2014 Annual Report

ANNUAL REPORT | DONOR RECOGNITION | FY 2014 (JULY 1, 2013– JUNE 30, 2014)

Throughout our annual report, you will read about our initiatives, programs and services that support our focus areas of education, income and health. In addition, a few years ago, our board voted to add immediate needs to this list as a result of feedback from our investors and community partners. Currently, 30 percent of every dollar invested into the Community Investment Fund is allocated to support immediate needs programs.

In 2013, United Way of North Central Florida implemented a new community investment model. This model uses a three-year funding cycle for agency programs to reach longer-term goals, and changes to a one-year funding cycle for immediate needs. We are currently in year 2 of this process. The 3-year cycle gives agencies more time to successfully implement programs and demonstrate progress in reaching long-term indicators. The shorter timeline for immediate needs allows United Way of North Central Florida more flexibility in responding to immediate community needs, including food and shelter.

When we began the new funding cycle, we also implemented results-based accountability. This allows us to track the results of the programs we fund and hold our partners accountable for the money the community has entrusted to us. Although this process can be quite lengthy and involved, our partners and funders have welcomed the ability this gives them to better understand the impact of their programs!

When your United Way moved to an impact model versus a funding model, it was not a popular decision. We are grateful that the leaders who came before us were forward-thinking and determined to see results. Because of this major change, your United Way continues to rank in the top 9 percent of United Ways throughout the nation for business performance.

We encourage you to read your report cover to cover as we have so much good news to share.

Thank you for your continued support of United Way of North Central Florida. Thank you for having the vision to imagine, inspire and invest with us!

We welcome your feedback!

Sincerely,

Kay AyersChair, Board of Directors

Dana Clayton Interim President & CEO

At United Way of North Central Florida, our theme this year is to imagine, inspire and invest.We imagine what our community will be when everyone is inspired, like your-selves, to invest their time and resources to create a better opportunity for all. We are grateful to ALL of you who have chosen to support your community through United Way of North Central Florida!

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WHY UNITED WAY?

United Way of North Central Florida finds solutions and makes community connections that change lives—for the better. We are a local charity with a national brand. We are the single largest private funder of education initiatives in our community

We convene experts who bring skills and resources needed to create lasting impact

We invest 70 percent of the money in the Community Investment Fund on education, income and health

We invest 30 percent of the money in the Community Investment Fund to supply food, emergency shelter, rent, utility payment assistance and other interventions in times of crisis

We serve Alachua, Bradford, Dixie, Gilchrist, Levy and Union Counties

Our work is accomplished in one of four ways:

» Investing in results-driven programs

» Providing broad-reaching services

» Developing grant-funded initiatives

» Leveraging local funds

United Way of North Central Florida is a natural leader and convener of community building. As part of the community visioning and strategic planning process, we bring hundreds of organiza-tions and experts together to envision, plan and engage in the work we do to build a stronger community.

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imagineEducation goal: Increase high school graduation rate to 90 percent by 2018

Success By 6: By focusing on programs to strengthen families and prepare children to learn, Success By 6 creates a new generation of students who can thrive in school and life — our primary education strategy

Income goal: Reduce domestic impediments to education created by poverty (such as hunger, homelessness)

Health goal: Children and adults are healthy and safe in their home, community and schools, and have increased access to dental and medical care

Immediate needs goal: Respond to the community’s needs, including food, shelter, utility payment assistance and other immediate needs

» 70 percent of funding goes to education, income and health

» 30 percent of funding goes to immediate needs

$3,110,360

VITA/EITC RETURNED TO COMMUNITY$2,245,468

2-1-1 SERVICES$174,749

FOOD, BOOKS & VOLUNTEER HOURS$347,596

FAMILYWIZE SERVICES$342,547

UNITED WAY’S 2013–2014 COMMUNITY IMPACT

EDUCATION » INCOME » HEALTH » IMMEDIATE NEEDS

AREAS OF FOCUS


United Way of North Central Florida leverages local funds invested with federal and state dollars into our community in order to provide free programs to benefit residents. When you donate to United Way, your dollars go farther. For every $1 donated, we are able to get $3 worth of impact. That’s a real return on investment!

2-1-1

2-1-1 is a free 24-hour information resource line that connects the community to critical resources, such as health services, social services and childcare services.

14,535 calls were received

» Alachua: 12,184 » Levy: 800

» Bradford: 267 » Union: 168

» Dixie: 179 » Other: 771

» Gilchrist: 166

Top five reasons local residents called 2-1-1:

» 22% Housing Assistance

» 19% Tax-Prep Assistance

» 18% Utility Assistance

» 10% Holiday Assistance

» 7% Medical Services

» 24% Other

FAMILYWIZE®

The FamilyWize® Prescription Drug Program is offered free of charge to everyone, regardless of income level or insurance coverage, and provides affordable access to prescription drugs to help keep families healthy. » The goal of FamilyWize® is to reduce the cost of medicine for children, families and individuals living without prescription drug coverage by $1 billion nationally

» The prescription drug discount card was used locally 19,599 times

» Total local savings on prescription drugs of $342,547

SERVICES AND PROGRAMS

EFFECT CHANGE

Trained 2-1-1 responders answer calls 24 hours a day.


VITA PROGRAM

Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, or VITA, is an IRS-funded program that provides

free tax preparation in the community for low- to moderate-income households, putting money back in the pockets of local residents.

Our impact in Alachua County

» More than 200 volunteers participated

» Refunded $2,245,468 to the community and saved taxpayers $362,105 in paid fees, for a total impact of $2,609,483

» Refunded an average Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) of $1,631

» 2,020 people filed their taxes through the 2014 VITA program

Why do EITCs matter?

Receipt of larger EITCs is linked to:

» Higher test scores, particularly in math. Larger EITCs are linked to improved test scores in the year of receipt for both elementary and middle school students.

» Higher high school graduation rates. Receiving a larger EITC in childhood increases the likelihood that a student will graduate high school or complete his or her general equivalency diploma (GED).

» Higher college attendance rates. The larger the EITC a child’s family receives, the more likely he or she will enter college by age 19 or 20.

More than 200 volunteers helped low- to moderate- income households file their taxes in Alachua County.

Buchholz High School Academy of Finance

For the 2014 VITA Tax Season, United Way of North Central Florida partnered with the Buchholz High School Academy of Finance to provide a high school student-run community tax site.

» 87 personal income tax students participated, ranging from 9th to 12th grade.

» United Way kicked off this partnership by celebrat-ing Earned Income Tax Credit Awareness Day at Buchholz High School where special guest U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, spoke with students and community members about the importance of tax filing.

» $90,643 in tax returns were prepared by the students, generating an estimated $11,880 in free tax services and creating a total community impact of $102,523.


Who did we treat?

45% MEDICAID-ELIGIBLE34% UNINSURED21% PRIVATELY INSURED

Adopt-A-School program

New to United Way of North Central Florida in 2014, the Adopt-A-School program invites local dentists to provide free dental services to a high-need school in the community.

» Dr. Richard Parent of Parent Dental Group and Drs. Janet Pappas and Patricia Tapley of Pappas & Tapley Orthodontics adopted Archer Elementary and Newberry Elementary, respectively

» 103 of 628 total children were treated by three private dental volunteers through Adopt-A-School

SEAL & SMILE DENTAL PROGRAM

This school-based initiative provides preventative oral health services to second- and sixth-grade students in Alachua County. University of Florida dental students and Santa Fe College dental hygiene students complete an education learning component through volunteering their time and services to provide these oral health services.

Our impact in Alachua County

» 628 children received dental services, including sealants, fluoride varnish treatment, an oral health exam and oral hygiene instruction

» Offered in 14 Alachua County schools

“ The amount of care that was needed within a few miles of the University of Florida College of Dentistry made me question why students and faculty spend so much time and money going overseas for mission trips when we have such a great need for care in our own backyard. If we were able to apply that same amount of time and money used on overseas mission trips to the Alachua area the benefits would be immense.”

– Second-year UF Dental Student and Seal & Smile volunteer


READINGPALS

An early literacy initiative, ReadingPals matches volunteers to second- and third-

grade children for a weekly one-hour reading session to improve reading scores and success in school. ReadingPals is made possible through the support of Carol and Barney Barnett, United Way of North Central Florida and the Children’s Movement of Florida. » 170 children served

» 3,000+ volunteer hours given

» 91% of all ReadingPals students achieved a passing grade in Reading

“ It is very rewarding to develop a relationship with a student and see their reading skills improve. The students really bond with their volunteer and are truly excited to spend time with them. The smile that Kenya greeted me with at each session was worth more than the time I volunteered, making every moment worthwhile.”

–Nori Conner, ReadingPals volunteer

Family Literacy Nights

Engaging ReadingPals students and families in literacy featuring celebrations like Happy Birthday, MLK!, If You Give A Mouse A Cookie and Happy Birthday, Dr. Suess!

Florida Museum of Natural History Field Trip

ReadingPals students and their volunteers enjoyed the “Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs” exhibit with docent guides and hands-on learning.

“ We volunteer to give to children, but they give back so much when given the opportunity to have a relationship with a volunteer.”

–Carol Shoup, ReadingPals volunteer

University of Florida student and ReadingPals volunteer Maria Caraballo reads with her student.


The Check & Connect Technology Program

» Through the generous $20,000 donation from a private local donor, 47 selected Check & Connect students received laptops

» The laptops helped the students to gain skills and knowledge related to goal setting, Microsoft soft-ware, career exploration and online job applications

CHECK & CONNECT

Aimed at reducing high school drop-out rates and making progress toward gradua-tion, Check & Connect builds relationships with eligible students and their families to improve attendance, engage with learning and invest in their future. » 72 students participated

» 97% of students promoted on time

» 82% of students completed their core course

» 76% of students had improved attendance

» 75% of students improved their behavior

Terrell's Story: Shoot for the Moon

Eastside High School junior and Check & Connect student Terrell Q., has always had an interest in putting things together and taking them apart. As a youth, Terrell wanted to be an astronaut and was more interested in understanding how things worked than he was interested in playing video games. Although he is incredibly bright, he has had some troubles in the past when it came to school. That has all changed since being enrolled in the Check & Connect pro-gram. Terrell recently earned a spot in NASA’s “Build It, and It Will Fly!” program, a collaboration with Santa Fe College Community Outreach, the University of Florida and Kennedy Space Center that resulted in Terrell’s team winning the competition. Participation in this NASA initiative was a life-changing opportunity for Terrell, who has since been invited to work at NASA next summer.

With the Check & Connect program, 47 Alachua county high school students received laptops.

Terrell (left) being presented with an award for his team’s win at NASA's “Build it, and It Will Fly!” competition.


VOLUNTEER SELECT

Volunteer Select is a new way to form

connections between individuals and nonprofits in an effort to enhance community involvement and eradicate poverty. The website matches volunteers to agencies with available opportunities, tracks volunteer hours and allows agencies to post events and open board member positions.

In its first year, it featured:

» More than 70 agencies registered

» 105 active volunteering opportunities

» 379 active users

“ Life is much bigger than what we do every day. I feel that each of us are charged with using our gifts to make the world a better place. By working together we can accomplish so much more than what we can do individually. Being a leadership donor to United Way gives me the opportunity to share the gifts I have been blessed with and helps me to be a part of strengthening our community in a very real way.”

– Coleen DeGroff, United Way Leadership Donor and Small Business Partner

BOOK NOOK PROJECT

The Book Nook Project is aimed at increasing reading proficiency in the community through placement of book-shelves in 50 locations in Alachua County accessible to children and families.

TOYS FOR TOTS Toys for Tots in Alachua County is a local initiative in

partnership with United Way of North Central Florida, SWAG Resource Center and the U.S. Marine Corps. This year, United Way provided more than 3,000 new toys to 437 needy children.

AMERICORPS VISTA

AmeriCorps VISTA and United Way formed a partnership to help make the community a better place. AmeriCorps VISTA members help the

United Way staff with various projects such as Book Nooks, ReadingPals and Volunteer Select. These VISTAs work full-time at the United Way office for an entire year and become fully entrenched with the community and its needs.


ONE MISSION, MANY OPPORTUNITIES

GET INVOLVED. VOLUNTEER. Thank you VOLUNTEERS! United Way of North Central Florida cannot do our work without YOU! Throughout the year, United Way has volunteer opportunities that give individuals, groups and organizations an opportunity to give back, engage and have fun.

Visit www.volunteerselect.org or call 352-331-2800 for volunteer opportunities.

Volunteer hours add up!

VITA 4,623READINGPALS 3,034OCTOBER DAY OF ACTION 552AFFINITY GROUPS 514 (WLC, YLS, STUDENT UNITED WAY)

OTHER ACTIVITIES 6,680TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS 15,403

UF Health employee Carole Herndon dropping off items collected for the June Day of Action Toiletry and Diaper Drive.

(above and below) Volunteers from various workplace campaigns helping to weatherize and beautify Alachua County Public Schools at our October Day of Action.


Community Impact Partner Agencies are invited to apply for United Way funding through the Community Investment Process. The Community Investment Process is led by a team of community volunteers who use results-driven data to determine how the funds will be invested. The community volunteer team bases its funding decisions on the agencies’ ability to improve on the indicators of at least one strategy under a particular goal.

The United Way of North Central Florida Community Investment Fund is made up of the donations that are NOT designated to individual 501(c)(3) agencies.

Thank you for donating to the Community Investment Fund. You are helping to make North Central Florida a

stronger and safer place to live. You are investing in programs that help your colleagues, friends and neighbors when times get rough. And you’re investing in a trusted organization that provides leadership and vision to address critical long-term issues.

COMMUNITY INVESTMENT FUNDED PROGRAMS

Alachua Bradford Dixie Gilchrist UnionLevy

Early Learning Coalition - (Success by 6)

Gilchrist Pre K - (Success by 6)

Child Abuse Prevention - (Success by 6)

HIPPY - (Success by 6)

Comprehensive Youth Development

Family Partners

Micanopy Tutoring

ACHIEVE

Kids Count After School

Dental Home for Low Income

HEALTH

Positive Behavior

Weekend Hunger Backpack Program

Reducing Trauma to Abused Children-Forensic

MSCC Lunch Bunch

Bridges to Prosperity

Food Program

Transitional Housing

Emergency Assistance

FAITHH

Interface

Al’z Place

Community Care

OAA - Meals on Wheels

Emergency Shelter

Emergency Food and Shelter

Early Learning Coalition

Gilchrist County School Board

Healthy Families

Gainesville HIPPY, Inc.

Boys & Girls Club of Alachua County, Inc.

Children’s Home Society

Friends of the Micanopy Library

Girls Place, Inc.

Kids Count Alachua County, Inc.

ACORN Clinic

ACORN Clinic

The ARC of Alachua County

Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc.

Child Advocacy Center, Inc.

IWI


The Salvation Army

St. Francis House, Inc.



CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services, Inc.

Eldercare of Alachua County, Inc.



Peaceful Paths

St. Francis House, Inc.

PROGRAM AGENCY

ONE COMMUNITY, COUNTLESS PARTNERS

MAKE AN IMPACT. LIVE UNITED.


PARTNERS

ACORN ClinicBig Brothers Big Sisters of Mid-FloridaBoys & Girls Club of Alachua County, Inc.Catholic Charities Bureau, Inc.CDS Family & Behavioral Health Services, Inc.Child Advocacy Center, Inc.Childhood Development Services of OcalaChildren’s Home SocietyEarly Learning Coalition of Alachua CountyElderCare of Alachua County, Inc.Friends of the Micanopy LibraryGainesville HIPPY, Inc.Gilchrist County School BoardGirls Place, Inc.

Healthy Families Alachua Institute for Workforce InnovationKids Count in Alachua County, Inc.North Florida YMCA, Inc.Partnership for Strong FamiliesPeaceful Paths Domestic Abuse Network, Inc.Reichert HouseSt. Francis House, Inc.Suwannee River AHECThe ARC of Alachua County, Inc.The Salvation ArmyThree Rivers Legal Services, Inc.VETSPACE, Inc.

Our Community Impact Partners meet high standards of effectiveness and efficiency while delivering lasting change and quantifiable services.

Friends of the Micanopy Library

Home Instruction for Parents of Preschool Youngsters

INSTITUTE FOR WORKFORCE INNOVATION

Veterans Providing A Caring Environment

P. 0. Box 357177, Gainesville, FL 32635 • Phone: (352) 225-3995• Fax: (352) 225-3995

IVERSUWANNEEArea Heal th Educat ion Center


United Way of North Central Florida provides leadership donors with value-added ways to engage in community and network with others who Live United to advocate for the common good.

Laurie Denny, O2BKids!Paula Fussell, University of FloridaJaye Hamblet, NationwideSusan Hahn, UF HealthRandy Harmatz, UF HealthCarol Hinton, University of FloridaKathryn Lancaster, Edward JonesBarbara Pavai, Modern Woodmen of AmericaLaura Robertson, University of FloridaDebbie Sorgi, Haile Plantation Golf and Country Club

To get involved in Women’s Leadership Council, please visit www.unitedwayncfl.org/about-wlc.

positive relationships for children centered around reading.

2013–2014 Women’s Leadership Council Steering Committee

WLC Council ChairJennifer Blades, AvMed

WLC Council Co-ChairNicole Wheeldon, Nationwide

WLC Steering CommitteeJane Adams, University of FloridaKay Ayers, AvMedIvy Bell, Alachua CountyRebecca Catalanotto, North Florida Retirement VillageColeen DeGroff, RE/MAX

UNITED WAY OF NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA’S WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

The mission of the Wom-en's Leadership Council is to increase philanthropy among women in support of United Way and their objectives in service to the

community. The money they raise helps to support Elementary Essen-tials, which ensures children are equipped with the most basic items to prepare them for school and life. Additionally, they work closely with the ReadingPals initiative to create

UNITED WAY OF NORTH CENTRAL FLORIDA’S YOUNG LEADERS SOCIETY

This group of Leadership Donors ages 45 and younger, actively give, volunteer and advocate every day in our community. The group discusses philanthropy and ways to use their leadership skills for the common good in our community. Young Leaders Society plans socials, trainings and opportunities to volunteer.

2013–2014 Young Leaders Society Steering Committee

YLS Co-ChairsCat Ferris, NationwideKat Kitching, Enterprise Holdings

YLS Steering CommitteeCarvone Allen, Enterprise HoldingsKim Jamerson, SumTotalFreedlengton Joseph, Affiliated EngineersChristian Long, Evolent HealthIvelisse Munoz, RTI SurgicalJeanette Porro-Gough, AvMedDaira Vargas, InfoTech

To get involved in Young Leaders Society, please visit www.united-wayncfl.org/young-leaders-society.

INVEST AFFINITY GROUPS

NETWORKING TO GIVE BACK


TOP 50WORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS!

WE SALUTE OUR

$100,000 and MorePublix Super Markets, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $579,156UF Health Shands . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$307,630Nationwide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$245,549

$50,000–$99,999RTI Surgical . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $78,116AvMed Health Plans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$69,837GRU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61,153Wells Fargo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$60,725Enterprise Holdings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$53,725

$25,000–$49,999City of Gainesville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$40,794Alachua County Public Schools . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$39,376UPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$28,794Santa Fe College . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$25,575

$10,000–$24,999North Florida Regional Medical Center . . . . . . . . . $20,614WalMart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $20,188CPPI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,780Florida Food Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,326Bank of America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $14,215M&S Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,588Alachua County Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,545Campus USA Credit Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,185NORDSTROM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,017O2B Kids! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,640United Way of North Central Florida . . . . . . . . . . $11,623Macy’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $11,579Dollar General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $10,101

$3,500–$9,999SunTrust Bank, North Central Florida . . . . . . . . . . $9,972Saliwanchik, Lloyd & Eisenschenk . . . . . . . . . . . $9,472Enterprise Rent-A-Car . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $9,346Alachua County Library District . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,430North Florida Retirement Village . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8,202WCJB-TV20 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,560Alachua County Tax Collector . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,539BBVA Compass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7,000Duke Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,935SiVance, LLC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$6,861Target Stores, #0687 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,336IBM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $6,068TD Bank . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,982Bear Archery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,754Koss-Olinger Financial Group . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,496Dillard's . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,359Early Learning Coalition of Alachua County . . . . . $5,288James Moore & Co., P.L. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $5,009Belk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,925The Crom Corporation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,915VyStar Credit Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,579JCPenney . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$4,541Institute for Workforce Innovation . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,171The Gainesville Sun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,121Environmental Consulting and Technology . . . . . . $3,620

Workplace Campaigns currently generate most of United Way of North Central Florida’s revenue.

JULY 1, 2013 – JUNE 30, 2014 (2013 CAMPAIGN YEAR)

WORKPLACE CAMPAIGNS

GENEROSITY AT WORK


Nick Banks, Tim Giuliani and Sheila Spence at the Hearts Unite fundraising luncheon.

John Spence and United Way staff members at the annual fundraiser, Spend the Day with John Spence.

Throughout the year, United Way holds many different events. Some of the events are focused on our workplace campaigns, while others are focused on fundraising. Thank you so much to everyone who has attended our events! These photos show some event highlights.

Team members from Publix accepting their award at the Campaign Finale.

The generous Leadership Reception hostess Heather Doughton, with David Guzick, former Board Chair Matt Fajack, Debra Staats and Brad Staats.

Employee Campaign Coordinators enjoying the ECC Appreciation Breakfast, hosted by Nationwide.

Albert and Alberta were a staple at all 2013 United Downtown events.

CEO Breakfast speakers (from left to right), Board Chair Kay Ayers, Hershel Lyons, Brad Pollitt, Jay Larsen and former President & CEO Debbie Mason.

UNITED WAY EVENTS

CELEBRATE UNITED


John Spence and United Way staff members at the annual fundraiser, Spend the Day with John Spence.

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERS GIFTS OF $10,000 AND ABOVEFrench aristocrat Alexis Charles-Henri Clerel De Tocqueville was 26 years old when he came to America in 1831. As a keen observer of American society, he recognized, applauded and immortalized the voluntary spirit that lives in America’s heart. His observations formed the basis for “Democracy in America,” a book describing this new country and its people.

United Way’s Tocqueville Society was created to honor the goodwill and community leadership that inspired De Tocqueville’s writings more than 175 years ago. The Tocqueville Society honors leaders locally and nationally who exemplify that spirit through their high level of personal giving to United Way.

Our local society is a growing community of individuals and families who make an outstanding difference through influential leadership, outstanding volunteerism and selfless giving. Today, the Tocqueville Society is one of the world’s most prestigious institutions for individuals who are passionate about improving people’s lives and strengthening communities.

United Way donors who give $10,000 or more annually are members of the Tocqueville Society and are recognized both locally and nationally.

United Way of North Central Florida is pleased to present our local Tocqueville Donors and recognize this exemplary level of commitment with deep gratitude and sincere appreciation:

Kay and David AyersMr. and Mrs. Michael S. GallagherSam & Deborah GoforthTim and Laura GoldfarbDavid Guzick & Donna GilesKen & Linda McGurn

John Verne McKenzie & Janet McKenziePaul & Evelyn McKnightWilliam J. & Nancy A. RobinsonDharma Endowment Foundation

PLATINUM LEVEL DONORS ($5,000–$9,999)William BrysonMr. Thomas ClarkJim & Sibet GranthamBrian and Julie HutchisonMr. James LarsenBradley S. and Marta E. PollittMr. Jeffrey RobertsonRandy & Sally ScottTim White & Mary DuryeaMichael & Betty Wolf

DIAMOND LEVEL DONORS ($2,500–$4,999)Jane and Steve AdamsDr. Libby F. BratemanDr. & Mrs. Ronald J. CainMr. and Mrs. James E. ClaytonMatthew and Regina FajackDr. Timothy Flynn & Dr. Marian LimacherRonnie FraserGuy GroverStephanie HansonMr. James KellyGerald & Kathryn L. KidderKeith and Wendy KofordScott R. KoonsLee MarshallDebbie MasonLouisea PittmanWendy & Steven ResnickB.E. RobinsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. RoseMr. Jeffrey ShorbMr. and Mrs. Paul SweeneyLynda TealerSteve & Elaine TruluckMr. and Mrs. Andrew WackerNancy WalshGayle and Bruce C. WheelerCharles Wood and Maureen Keller-WoodTom & JoAnne Young

EMERALD LEVEL DONORS ($1,500–$2,499)Dr. Tammy BennettKathleen V. BlackScott and Jennifer BladesPatrick and Betty BrunsonMarina T. CecchiniMr. James ChapmanRobert CookC. Ryan CookeMr. Joseph CostaMs. Veta CumbaaSheriff Sadie DarnellMr. Roger DealJim & Heather DoughtonMr. Anthony EdwardsMr. Alan FehlnerMichael & Vivi FitzgeraldMr. Paul FolkersKai GallopsJon & Cathy GardnerJohn GildroyLamar Hatcher Jr., D.D.S.Ann & Marc HeftMr. Jeffrey HogueJoel and Sherry HoustonJoel & Nan Islam

OUR LEADERSHIP DONORS

CEO Breakfast speakers (from left to right), Board Chair Kay Ayers, Hershel Lyons, Brad Pollitt, Jay Larsen and former President & CEO Debbie Mason.

Visit www.unitedwayncfl.org, mail a check or money order, or call 352-331-2800 to provide a credit card or debit card number for a recurring gift to: United Way of North Central Florida, 6031 NW 1st Place, Gainesville, FL 32607.

Remember us in your estate planning to leave a lasting legacy.

WE SALUTE

OUR GENEROUS DONORS


Evan and Priscilla JonesTimothy and Nona JonesDean & Mary KelleyMs. D. E. KleyMr. & Mrs. Donald KoonsJoyce KrajnovichJeff & Judy LaakeMaggie Labarta, Ph.D.The Lanzillotti Family FoundationMichael LawtonEd & Laurie LenhartJoe and Lucille LittleCarolyn LukertCarol and Les MageeMr. Charles MauleMr. Curtis MaxvillJimmy and Maddie McDavidJanice PeacockDavis & Judi Rembert FoundationDavid & Regina RichardsonMr. Richard RichterSteve and Lorraine RitzMs. Rebecca RobertsLawrence W. RooseMichael & Sabrina RoperRoger RoseTonya M. RossMeredeth RoweMarian B. RushMr. Jack SameckMr. Carlos SanchezDr. Katheryn SarantosRobert Scott, IIIBetsy & Jim SeveranceMr James SimpsonKaren SlevinKoven and Ginny SmithElizabeth S. SommerBrad & Debra StaatsMr. Bruce K. StechmillerJames StringfellowRandy & Patricia StuartDrs. Craig and Trish TapleyMr. David ThomanGordon H. TremaineMr. Ronald UmplebyBarry and Abby WagnerColleen and Mark WarringMs. Nicole WheeldonEdward & Kate WilkinsonJenna WhiteRisa Wray and Robert KlemansJulie Zhu & Paul Xia

GOLD DONORS ($1,000–$1,499)Mr. Greg AdamsMr. & Mrs. John AlexaitisMr. Rodrigo AlmeidaLori J. AltmannMr. Darron AlvarengaMs. Sherry AugustineMr. Guy BairMr. John BarliChad BarnesDimetress BarnwellDavid & Cindy BassDr. Theresa BeachyDavid & Diane Beaulieu

Mr. Charles BehlMs. Ivy BellBrad and Debbie BentleyRuss & Arzella BlackburnMs. Amy BlanchardDr. Tina Smith & Dr. Ed BonahueMs. Catherine BonthronMr. David BoundsCharles BrabhamPete and Sharon BreitingerMr. Victor BrennanMr. Rodney BrownMs. Robin BrownMr. Darryl BrownRhea D. BroylesDevyn Perry BryantMr. Robert BrysonMs. Casey BuddleMr. Robert BushMs. Jo CaldwellMr. John CarlsonMichael CarrMs. Christine CassisiFrank and Jane CatalanottoRebecca J. CatalanottoAlan and Toni ChatmanMr. Robert ChenowethThomas ChmielewskiJanet L. ChristieJennifer and Anthony ClarizioAlana & Jason ColeMr. Dylan CoteAnna Michelle CoxJaqueline M. CrewsMs. Leigh DaleyLarry and Gale DanekFrank E. DavisJudy & Steve deMontmollinDr. James R. DearingMs. Heather DiamondMr. Matthew DonovanMichael DorrisPaul & Polly DoughtyMargaret M. DowneyLJ DuncanF. Charles & Dorothy DuryeaCharles R. FellowsDavid & Cassie FernandezJim FerrerMs. Cathariya FerrisMs. Cherie FineMs. Barbara FordMs. Marie FucciChristopher FullerMr. Kenneth GaillotMs. Pinkie H. GaineyCorrie GardnerClaire GermainJudy GeroniMicaela GibbsJoyce & Denny GiesDr. John GraneyMs. Sarah GrimesMr. Greg GroomsDick & Anna GutekunstMr. & Mrs. John W. HambletMs. Marybeth HammondDavid & Megan Hanegan

Chris and Cassie HarleMs. Randy HarmatzRuth E. HarrisMs. Elizabeth HayesJames and Diane HeaneyDink & Peggy HendersonMr. Dwight HerseyMr. Kevin HopperRay & Rhonda HoskavichStephen HowardMr. Brandie HudecekAl & Denise HugginsClarence B. HydeMarilyn & Jim IslamTerrance Barnard JacksonMr. Edward JimenezMr. Anthony JohnsKaren Johnson & Ann GillMr. Jerry JohnsonMs. Bridget JohnstonRob JordheimLouAnn KapperMarie KasprowMs. Kelly KerrMs. Mary KielySteven KimMr. Carl KingMs. Candice KingRobert J. KingBill & Mary KossKenneth & Rebekah KurdzielJohn and Skylar LaneMs. Martha LaTourKim LeeHenri LoganChristian J. LongMr. Hershel LyonsTina and Tim MatsubaraThe McClintic FamilyDon McIntyreMr. Ronald MontagnaMr. Barry MooreMr. Gregory MoraskiMs. Bonnie MountainScarlott MuellerMr. Ray MullinsKevin & Lisa MuthPeyton NappoPeg NattressBill and Laura NorthcuttSandra and Bill OlingerMr. and Mrs William D. Olinger, IIIRick ParentDr. Michael and Renee PerfitGregg & Jeanne PerryBill & Kem PoeRandal PulliamMr. Jon RaymondDr. Kathleen ReillyPhilip A. RestucciaMr. Curtis A. ReynoldsMr. James RobertsGeorge and Pam RollinsSymatha RolstonMs. Bilinda RountreeMs. Teresa RuccioneAnne RushDr. and Mrs. Jackson N. Sasser

Mary C. SausamanPete & Yvonne ScammaccaMr. Richard ScarboroughMr. Brian ScarboroughAdam ServiceMr. Paul ShealyBrian & Wendy SheehanKen SimmonsMr. Anthony SmoakPascale SpearsMs. Sheila SpenceSteve and Karen StaglianoMs. Lori StanleyMr. Matthew SteenGerald & Sara SteinMr. John StonerJoel H. StrattonBetsy StyronJanet SweatMs. Maureen TartaglioneRev. Adrian TaylorMs. Lonnie TetstoneMr. Joseph TharpMr. Richard ThomasMr. Scott ThomasMr. Jeffrey ThompsonMr. & Mrs. Bobby TibbsMs. Katie TidwellMr. Michael TimmesMs. Nancy TurbyfillMichele and Rick VenickKathy Viehe & Cindy FlowersSandra A. VincentTyler H. WallMr. Michael WalshMs. Ann WehrMs. Gayle WheelerKaren A. WilliamsJames Willis

SILVER DONORS ($750–$999)Ms. Linda AllenRalph and Bennye AlligoodMs. Duane AmmonsMr. Charles AnchorsMr. Richard ArmitageDr. Lisa ArmourMs. Maria BakerMr. Craig BakuzonisMrs. Shellie BanfieldShawn and Lymaris BargerMs. Amanda BarronMr. Sean BarrsMs. Sharon E. BatieMr. Jared BeasleyMs. Jennifer BenderMs. Jacquelyn BenefieldCrystal BlackwellChristie BlakelyMs. Nicole BodlakMr. and Mrs. Edwin BookMr. Aaron BosshardtMr. Ward BostonMs. Vivian BozaMs. Stephanie BrownNaima Brown, PhDMs. Debbie BryantLoreley Burgos


Ms. Stacey BurkeMr. Joseph BurnsJeannie ButzMr. Justin ByrdMrs. Anita CacciottiMs. Esther CarbonMs. Kari CasselJacqueline Castagno, MDMr. Joseph CastorMs. Ann ChristoffersenRyan C. ClarkMrs. Karen CoffeyMs. Robbin CollinsMr. Thomas ConeMrs. Margo B. CookMs. Margaret CrawfordWilliam J. CunninghamMs. Anne D'AmicoMr. and Mrs. Bernard DaquilaDon L. DavisCurt and Coleen DeGroffMr. Lester DesForgesMarkus Dietrich and Ginny LinderJoann DorvalChassity DoughertyAdrian & Patricia DovellMs. Joan DraneMr. Joseph DruryMs. Kimberley DyleMr. and Mrs. Richard EddieMr. Osee FaganChauncey and Rose FaglerMs. Geza FarkasMs. Janet FarringtonMr. Alexander FeinsteinMr. Nicholas FerraraMr. Reginald FordDennis FullerBill and Susan GairMr. and Mrs. Dale and

Virginia GibsonSusan D. GillespieMs. Kelly GoadMrs. Joyce GoodmanMrs. Barbara GregoryMr. Ernest GriderFred HamiltonMr and Mrs. Thomas J. HampsonMrs. Natalie HarrisMr. Troy HartMr. Christian HaugDonna M. HazelliefClaire M. HedrickMs. Tara HigginsMs. Jenny HighlanderDianne HopeMr. Byron HopkinsTim HoskinsonMr. William HudsonKenneth and Jennifer HuntBob and Jennifer HunzingerMr. Robert HutchinsonMr. Jesse IrbyMr. Christopher IsaacMs. Kimberly JamersonBetty Darlene JaxMs. Paula Johns

Ms. Tina JohnsonMelissa and Pete JonesMr. Freedlengton JosephDr. Gail Kauwell & Peter JohnsonTed and Debbie KellermannMs. Stephanie KelleyMr. John KimlingerMr. and Mrs. Kirk E. KleinMr. Jasen KloeppelMrs. Holley KnapikMs. Sarah KnightMrs. Andrea M. KoffMs. Laura KowalczykMr. Gustavo LagunaPhilip and Kathryn LancasterGordon K. Lawyer, Jr.Jeffrey & Leeann LeeMs. Heather LehmerMs. Gloria LiporiJeff LloydMs. Patti LocascioMs. Janna MagetteJeff Majewski, RRTMs. Elizabeth MareePeggy MarkeWalter and Alice MarkhamSusan GroverMs. Verna MatthewsMr. Erik MatzenbacherMrs. Dora McDonaldSteve and Jennifer McElroyMr. Robert McKeyLynne McLean DavisDeborah & Buddy MillerMr. Carlos MolinaLynn E. MonacoMs. Terri MonaghanMr. Steven MooreMr. Mitchell MorganCassy L. MorganMyra F. MorganIvelisse MunozMr. Richard MurdockMs. Jennifer MylesTimothy C. NeslerMr. Kenneth NiswongerMs. Gina NorrisDana OttavianoMr. Michael OuligianJim ParkerMrs. Barbara PavaiLarry and Tammy PaxtonMs. Vera PayneMr. Alexander PelleritoMs. Megian PfauMrs. Jeanette Porro-GoughMr. and Mrs. John PowerMs. Pamela PrimusGwen QualizzaDouglas J. QueenMs. Emily QuintanaAngela E. RaifordMr. Mark RamseyMr. Mitchell RayJeff and Amy RegisterRhoden FamilyMs. Shelia Rhodes

Ms. Tammy RiceDavid RichardsonMr. Dewayne RoarkLaura RobertsonDebbie RobinsKimberly Anne RoseMs. Melanie RossMrs. Becky RountreeNancy and David SaliwanchikMr. Jacob SchmidtDanny and Kathy SelfJason ShankJoe ShawBill ShepherdAndrew & Katharine SherrardDebra SirotaMs. Nina SloanMs. Kimberley SmithMs. Amy SmithMr. Andrew SmithsonPatricia SnyderMs. Patricia SokolMr. John SouthTheresa A. Spurling-Wood, LEED APWilliam T. StormantJoan Suchorski and Leon J. LarsonMr. Don SwieterMr. William SwiftMai Hoang TaDan and Dalene TandyMr. David ThompsonBarb & Art WachnaMrs. Robin WaiteMr. Robert WaltersLewis and Dana WaltonMs. Dawn WatkinsMr. Brian WatsonMr. Errol WhislerCharley and Alyson WidmerGary WillardMs. Rebecca WilliamsWayne and Pamela WishartMr. Michael WrightMr. Jeffery WrightDr. David YonutasGuy & Martha YorkMs. Lisa YoungbloodLynne ZirkelbachMr. Harley AlltopMs. Caroline BellMs. Teresa BernalMs. Traci BlackMs. Janice BostonMs. Laura BratcherMs. Linda BurgessMr. Robert CatlowMs. Ursula CrewsDaryl Anne CummingsMs. Nancy DicksonMr. Erich DietzMs. Catherine HalsemaMs. Ceann HarrisMittie HouseMs. Alicia JohansenMs. Marcia KentMs. Gail KnowlandMr. Philip Lambert

Ms. Cara LashleyMs. Susan LearnMs. Barbara LimbaughMr. John LynnMs. Kendra McCrayMr. Charles McGinnMs. Anne MeiringMr. Matthew MillerMs. Kathleen MonroeMr. Christopher MontrowlMr. Stephan MooreMs. Kathryn ParkerRoque Perez VelezRene and Brenda PerronMs. Marguerite PolkowskiMs. Alice Faye RobertsMr. Michelle RobinsonMr. Paul RobinsonMs. Kay RogersMs. Mildred RussinMs. Elizabeth Ruszczyk-WhiteGail StahlMs. Lee StarlingMr. John StephenMr. Scott SwindelMs. Kay TonerMr. Mark UnderbergerMs. Helen WelshMs. Lygia WilliamsMs. Patricia WrightMs. Cheryl Zirger


SENIOR LEADERSHIP SOCIETY ($10,000 AND ABOVE)Joe & Pat AlbaJeremy N. FoleyDavid Guzick & Donna GilesChris & Liz JaniszewskiBernie & Chris MachenGary & Laura McGillDouglas E. & Pamela S. Soltis

PLATINUM DIVISION ($5,000–$9,999)William A. BombergerLeslie D. Bram and Mark J. FlanneryTim White & Mary DuryeaMatthew and Regina FajackMark Andrew FensterJoe GloverStephen J. Pearton and

Cammy R. AbernathyD. D. WarfieldDr. Bryan & Mrs. Terry WeberDr. Sno E. WhiteMichael & Betty WolfCharles Wood and Maureen

Keller-Wood

DIAMOND DIVISION ($2,500–$4,999)Jane and Steve AdamsHenry and Susan BakerDr. Libby F. BratemanCarolyn and David BrownKimberly BrowneCurt and Coleen DeGroffArt and Katherine EdisonZina L. EvansKelly D. Foote, MDMr. Larry FowlerMichael and Danette GoodDave and Laura GruberPaul and Maggie GuligJonathan HamiltonStephanie HansonMs. Leighton JamesRobert and Lisa JerryJulie JohnsonDouglas F. JohnsonDave & Judy KratzerLucinda LavelliMarian Limacher, MD and

Tim Flynn, MDDr. Michael E. MahlaMelinda Jeanne McAdamsMs. Anna McDanielMs. Diane McFarlinMartin & Pamela McMahonDan MillerWinfred M. PhillipsB. E. RobinsonDr. Steven RoperJudy RussellKayser Enneking &

Mark ScarboroughLynda TealerGayle and Bruce C. WheelerR. Stan Williams, MDBarbara and Charles Wingo

EMERALD DIVISION ($1,500–$2,499)Michael ArnoldSheri AustinRod & Beverly Bartlett

Sr. Aso. Dean Michael and Dr. Cheri Brodeur

Rick and Lynda BucciarelliDavid and Susan BurchfieldMary Kay CarodineDr. Arthur E Clark Jr.Philip and Lynne CollisDebbie & Mike ConlonAlan and Nicole CookeCurbow-Carlberg FamilyProf. Ben M. DunnTony & Michele DunnWilliam A. FriedmanPaul Gader and Libby DunnMr. John Gresley IIIMelanie & Stephen HagenJeff and Sarah HarrisonLinda HaywardAnn & Marc HeftRichard and Bobbi HenkenJill & Keith HerndonGeorge & Marilyn HochmuthMarion and Bruce HoffmannMs. Carolyn HollandJoel and Sherry HoustonJeffrey and Debra JonesDavid and Cheryl KaysBrian and Elizabeth KeithMr. Jamie KeithPramod & Seema KhargonekarJack and Sandy KramerDr. Linda Lanier and Randy BatistaDr. Alfred S. LewinYuqing LiJoe and Lucille LittleDaniel Logan, MDKen Marx and Linda HaywardDrs. William M. &

Nancy P. MendenhallLinda MorganMr. William MuschampDr. Rose M. NealisDr. David NortonDonna and George O'ConnorDonald and Virginia PembertonBob and Lorie PrimoschRuth & Mark SherwoodDietmar SiemannDrs. Christopher & Isabel D. SilverKim C. SimpsonStan and Rita SmithDr. Consuelo Soldevila PicoBrad & Debra StaatsMr. Bruce StechmillerMichael StouferElaine and Colin SumnersDan & Karen TalhamDrs. Craig and Trish TapleyTheresa and William VernetsonDr. Nancy WaldronEdward & Kate WilkinsonEdythe Zettler

GOLD DIVISION ($1,000–$1,499)Robert McKenna &

Mavis Agbandje-McKennaLori J. AltmannDoug & Linda ArcherMr. Christopher BarnettHarold Barrand

Russell M. BauerSherry BentonMichael W. BinfordChristina & Neal BirminghamLinda BloomDavid C. BloomDr. Michael V. BowieMary T. BrownellDave and Marie BrumbaughDiane BruxvoortDr. Dale F. CampbellJane Anne CareyMs. Catherine CareyDrs. Lawrence and Janet CarusoAnne and George CasellaFrank and Jane CatalanottoBonnie CauthonJeff & Pam ChorlogKirsten CookeStephen & Diane CraigLaura and Paul D'AnieriRick & Judie DavidsonDavid and Jean DayCarmen Diana DeereMr. Richard D. DelkerMatthew and Andria DotyBetty DunckelNorbert and Kim DunkelMr. Robert EgermanMai ElmallahKevin L. Ferguson, M.D.Jim FerrerDr. Margaret U. FieldsDr. Jeffrey R. FitzsimmonsDr. Marcia FunderburkMs. Claire GermainMicaela GibbsJanice & Mark GoldMr. Glenn GoodMr. Anthony GreggJesse F. GregoryRandall & Cavelle GrimesMary Ann HaglerKaren Karisse HamiltonMr. Christopher HarleRuth E. HarrisJames & Diane HeaneyBette and Paul HollowayAlice E. HolmesMr. Stephen HowardMr. Terrance JacksonMargaret JamesMrs. Karen JanickiDrs. William & Carol Ritzen KemMr. Steven KirnMr. & Mrs. Charles KoenigAmie KreppelMs. Sarah LaibstainHenri LoganRichard and Rachel LutzJohn and Lucia MadeyMaria Gutierrez MartinJeanna Mastrodicasa and

Clay SwegerGreg McEachernSue McGorrayDavid MeurerDr. William J. MillardMr. Tom MitchellMr. Thomas O. Munyer

Brad O’HaraJudith & William PageDr. Marco PahorJohn T. PattersonElisabete & Roberto PereiraDr. Michael and Renee PerfitMichael G. PerriEd and Sharron PoppellAnn Progulske-Fox and

William D. FoxRichard J. RatheMr. Michael ReidMr. Curtis ReynoldsMichael RileyLori & Mark RobinsonDorene and Jack RossGail Sasnett-Stauffer &

Dave StaufferChristopher Scuderi D.O.Angeline SellungDr. Elizabeth ShenkmanToby and Christine ShoreyPierre Sikivie & C. ChennaultPaul Sindelar and Alyson AdamsKaren M. Smith, M.D.Dr. Tina Smith & Dr. Ed BonahueVenita Sposetti & Larry RooksDr. Arun SrivastavaKeith and Sarah StoneNeil & Robyn SullivanBob and Adrienne ThiekeMs. Deborah VincentDr. Kenneth B. WagenerDr. Tim Wheeler & Dr. Janet PappasNorris & Nancy WilliamsLaura A. WilsonJohn and Fran WingardMary & Mark WiseDr. Jinhong XieMs. Marie Zeglen

SILVER DIVISION ($750–$999)Ms. Sherry AhrentzenDavid Allred and

Elizabeth DudenhausenMs. Julie BainesNina BarkerLaura BartonDr. B. Hudson Berrey, Jr.Ms. Joyce BonoMary B. BrownMartha and Floyd Thompson

and familyDavid E. and C. Jeanne CarlsonJacqueline Castagno, MDDenise ChichesterBryan and Brandi CookeMs. Linda CottlerSusan CrowleyMr. & Mrs. Thomas DanaDr. Laurie K. DaviesBon DewittTerri DildineLawrence C. DoddWalter E. DraneWilliam T. Driebe, MD & FamilyPaul and Margo DuncanMr. & Mrs Duke EmersonDr. Richard L. FearnDr. Norman Fitz-Coy

UF CAMPAIGN FOR CHARITIES


Dr. J. Bert FlaneganPaula and Greg FussellBill and Susan GairSusan D. GillespieMs. Maria GurucharriSilvia Menendez & Jeffrey HarmanAlice HarmonJohn W. HarveyArthur F. HebardMichael M. HowellMarjorie A. HoyShehla IslamDoug and Sheila JonesDr. Joe & Pam JoyceDr. Gail Kauwell & Peter JohnsonDr. Charles J KibertCarole KimberlinMr. Thomas C. LadunBruce & Jeannette MacFaddenWayne T. McCormackMs. Katherine McDonaldMichael and Rebecca McKeeBrian and Cheryl MikellMyra F. MorganRebecca Martin NagyRanga NarayananStephanie and Chris NielsenMs. Elizabeth OutlerMs. Lila W. PittmanScott K. PowersLaura RobertsonMs. Melanie RossMichael SagasDesmond and Nadine Schatz

and FamilyBeverly SensbachDr. Constance L ShehanPatricia SnyderElspeth Keller and Richard SnyderDr. Karl J. SoderholmMike Spranger & Karen BlylerMs. Kathryn StoferMs. Catherin StrileyArthur Teixeira & Marjorie St. JohnDr. Patrica A. TravisAnastasia UlanowiczMr. Frank VarosiDr. Peggy WallaceDavid & Vangi WeinerDr. Stanton K. WessonMr. Alan West

COPPER DIVISION ($500–$749)Ms. Tammy AagardMr. Jerome AbleAbi AdewumiMs. Kim AhrensMiles AlbertsonAnne L. AllenWayne ArcherMs. Andrea AscherlDr. Patrica T. AshtonMargaret AthertonDr. Ikramuddin AukhilDonald Duane AultDerrick & Shelia BaconDr. James E. BarrettKirby BarrickDr. Carol BatesDarren J. BaxleyDr. Roger BeebeKevin E. Behrns

Ms. Barbara BennettChristine A. BestNeel & Anu BhattacharyyaScott & Jennifer BladesMs. Tara BlytheDr. Linda BobroffSteven and Marcia BourdonDavid and Susan BowlesJesse & Pidge BoylesDr. Jeffrey K. BrechtMrs. Yvonne BrinsonBabette BrumbackMs. Dianne T. BryantC. Michael & Deborah BucciDr. Jorg BungertJacob and Katharine BurksBecky BurleighRobert and Margareth BuschbacherCynthia and William ButlerBrian D. CainMr. Jonathan CannonMs. Ambar CanoMs. Amy CantrellJohn Lowell CapineraThe Caruthers FamilyCharlotte and Paul ChadikJim "El Guapo" ChichesterMr. Thomas ClantonSusan B. CollingwoodMr. Matthew CollinsDr. Patti CrawfordGwenda L. CreelDan CromerRobert W. Curry, Jr.Dr. John DameEddie DanielsDouglas D. Dankel IIMs. Ann DaunicJeffrey DavisDr. Matthew DennisDr. Nancy DenslowLarry & Colleen Di MatteoDr. Richard DickinsonMr. Keith DiemMingzhou DingMs. Linda DixonMs. Grace DixonDr. Calogero DolceMr. Frank DowdleDr. William P. DuffMr. Glen EdwardsElias & Michele EldayrieMs. Jane EllisDorothy L. EtienneHowie Ferguson & FamilyMr. Francis FergusonBruce FloydChris ForsmarkDr. Jose A FortesMs. Patricia FosterJohn FreundMs. Julie FreyDr. Frederick FrickerMichael Kendall FrielDr. Jason S. FrommMs. Jane GannonMs. Margaret GaylordMs. Jodi GentryAnthony W. GiardinoNancy and Maurice GiuntaSusan Goffman and Bill Abrams

Jim GorskeWendy GrahamDr. Ralph GramsKaren and Jeff GraterGreg GrayLinda G. GreenDr. Cynthia GriffinDr. Marcio Guelmann &

Dr. Ariela Notzer-GuelmannEileen HandbergMr. Daniel P. HansonDr. Nancy HardtDr. Faye V. HarrisonJohn & Alanna HavenDr. Lynda HayesMr. John HayesSatyanarayan HegdeMr. Richard HeippMr. William HeitmanMr. Rodger HendricksMs. Elaine HenjumDr. Mary HermanMs. Stacey HigginsErin HodgeGreg and Amanda HodgesSusan HodgesJeff & Kay HolcombDr. Lynne HoltRebecca M. HooverDonna RowlandDr. Ma IngyinnMs. Eve M. IrwinRaymond Patrick JacobDr. Susan JacobsonMs. Rebecca JeffersonMs. Lisa JeffersonDr. Richard D. JohnsonDr. Pierce H. JonesDr. Kevin KeatingMary Jo KorolyDr. Anthony LaddMs. Jan LargeRobyn LeBoeufDr. Lynn LevertyDr. Linda Le-WendlingJudith LightseyJim and Angela LindnerBarbara E. LindseyEarlene and Gary LipowskiMs. Jamie LittleMrs. Susan LutherWilliam C. MannKevin and Marlene MarshallMaurice R. Marshall, Jr.Ghania MasriCheryl MayMs. Leslie McElveyMs. Cydney McGlothlinMr. Timothy E. McLendonDenis J. MercierThomas and Leilanie MerrillJon & Beth MillsMichael and Jeannene MironackMs. Kelly MitchellMartha Monroe and Tom HarrisMs. Jessica MrozinskeObrene and Annie NewmanDr. Susan NimmoMs. Audrey NowickiStacey OliverLinda Orfield

Craig W. OsenbergDebbie OteroDr. Allen R OvermanDr. Victoria Pagan-WolpertMr. Kris PagenkopfDonna M. Parker, M.D.Mary Peoples-ShepsMs. Patricia PerryDr. Diane Porter-RobertsNorman E. and Margaret B. PortilloMr. John PowellLou PowersRobin E. PoynorBeckie PrestonStephen J. Pritz, Jr. and

Patrice C. MooreDr. Francis PutzKenneth H. RandKonda R. ReddyRoger ReepJohn RegenfussJean ReidShayna RichKellie RitariMr. Harry RockwellDaniel & Talia RogersMs. Janet RomrellDr. Eric RosenbergHarriet and Jeffrey RothDr. Sandra RussoDr. Kathleen RyanR. Matthew SailorsLinda C. SanchezSusan SchafferJohn David SchertMs. Tiffany SchmidtDavid J. SeguraRandy E. SettleDr. Judith P. ShoafRodrigo C. Silva, MDBetsy SimpsonDr. Susan SinnottDr. Martha SniderLynn and Andrea SollenbergerHarriet M. & Sam StaffordKeith and Linda StanfillMr. Randall StaplesRuth L. SteinerMrs. Teresa StevensMr. Donald StevensonDr. David TannerMark TaylorMr. Nathaniel TerrellMr. James ThomasMs. Michelle D TillanderDr. Gladys TorresDr. Stanislav UryasevMs. Michelle Van LeerDr. Thomas VickroyMr. Vladimir VincekWayne & Rhoda WainwrightMr. Craig D. WarnerTeresa & Joseph WelchLinda and Adam WendlingDr. Myra WilliamsAndrew WolpertShen-Ling XiaAnthony T. YachnisDr. Lijun YangEric YoungGene & Cheri Zdziarski


FINANCIAL POSITION

FINANCIAL RESOURCES/INVESTMENTSASSETS Cash & Investments 841,766Campaign Pledges Receivable, net 1,553,088Other Assets 101,970Land, Building and Equipment 443,596

TOTAL ASSETS 2,940,420

LIABILITIES Accounts Payable 87,298Designations Payable 728,838

TOTAL LIABILITIES 816,136

TOTAL NET ASSETS 2,124,284

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 2,940,420

PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUES Annual Campaign 3,339,706Community Impact Grants 383,451Sponsorships & In-Kind 134,540Investment Income, Administrative Fees & Other 283,230

TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUES 4,140,927

ALLOCATIONS AND EXPENSES Agency Allocations 900,000Donor Directed Allocations 1,215,664Grant Payments 269,222Program Expenses 748,372Management and General 238,743Fundraising 535,915Provision for Uncollectible 184,653

TOTAL ALLOCATIONS & EXPENSES 4,092,569

n 56% – United Way Workplace & Residential Campaignsn 24% – University of Florida Community Campaignn 9% – Grantsn 3% – Sponsorships and In-Kindn 7% – Investment Income & Other

n 30% – Donor Directed Allocationsn 25% – Programs, Initiatives & Services (211, Success by 6)n 22% – Investment in Community Programs (Allocation to Agency)n 19% – Fundraising & Ops (Fundraising & Mgmt/General)n 5% – Uncollectibles

$4,140,927MONEY RAISED

57%

24%

9%

3%7%

30%

25%

22%

19%

4% $4,092,569MONEY INVESTED


2013–2014 SPONSORS

EVENT SPONSORS

n30% – Donor Directed Allocationsn 25% – Programs, Initiatives & Services (211, Success by 6)n 22% – Investment in Community Programs (Allocation to Agency)n 19% – Fundraising & Ops (Fundraising & Mgmt/General)n 5% – Uncollectibles

Best Western Gateway Grand HotelBosshardt Realty ServicesFlorida Food ServiceGainesville Regional AirportGateway BankJames Moore and Co., P.L.John SpenceParrish McCallPNC BankNorth Florida Regional Medical CenterSunbelt Moving and Delivery

A SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR ACADEMY SPONSORS

Academy Sponsors provide ongoing support of $10,000 or more per year. We thank the following companies for their generous support!

SMALL BUSINESS PARTNERS

Brightway Insurance, Blair JanesSeventh Compass, Matthew DonovanAbstract Bodyworks, Ken & Robin KeplerElisa TechnologiesKatsu Dojo Karate, Jason & Debbie SorgiA Personal Elf, Rudy & Erica Castano


STAFF/LEADERSHIPDana Clayton, Interim President & CEORhonda Johnson, Director of OperationsMary Broadfoot, Executive Assistant

COMMUNITY IMPACT TEAMKaren Slevin, VP Community ImpactJennifer Stojkovic, Community Impact ManagerNorinda Rosario Yancey, Education and School-based Initiatives ManagerAngela Hutchings, ReadingPals CoordinatorBarbara Brady, Check & Connect SpecialistStephanie Burke, Check & Connect Specialist Annetta McCloud, Check & Connect Specialist

DEVELOPMENT TEAMDana Clayton, VP Resource DevelopmentChris Wells, Development Director of Residential & Individual GivingBritt Pearson, Development Associate, Affinity GroupsSylvia Waldman, Donor Database ManagerGregory Fabiano, Campaign AssociateMel Hanks, Campaign AssociateKim Huebner, Campaign AssociateDevra Mathis, Campaign Associate

COMMUNICATIONS & MARKETINGAmy Azoulay, Communications Manager

BOARD OF DIRECTORSEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Kay Ayers, AvMed, ChairNick Banks, Front Street, Vice ChairCarolyn Lukert, Dementia Education, Inc., Past Board ChairEd Bonahue, Santa Fe College, Member-At-LargeDennis Gies, Community Volunteer, Member-At-LargeKenneth Kurdziel, James Moore & Company, Finance ChairMelanie Ross, UF Health, Communications Chair

BOARD MEMBERSRob Chapman, PublixBill Gair, University of FloridaSam Goforth, Community VolunteerJennifer Hunt, CAMPUS USA Credit UnionJames Larsen, Allied/Harleysville InsuranceShaney Livingston, Alachua County Library DistrictHershel Lyons, Alachua County Public SchoolsBrad Pollitt, UF Health, Campaign ChairDoug Ray, Gainesville Sun/Ocala Star-BannerDr. Jen Day Shaw, University of FloridaAndy Sherrard, O2BKids!Dr. Patricia Snyder, University of FloridaAdrian Taylor, Gainesville Chamber of Commerce, Public Policy ChairLynda Tealer, University Athletic Association, Inc.Scott Thomas, Infinite EnergyJenna White, Enterprise Holdings, Inc., CIT Chair

2014–2015 CAMPAIGN CABINET Brad Pollitt, Chair, UF HealthRory Causseaux, Causseaux, Hewett and Walpole, Inc.Robert Deese, SunTrust BankBill Gair, University of Florida Monica McMillen, Law Offices of Steven MillerJohn Power, Alachua County Tax CollectorJason Shank, Enterprise Rent-A-CarJay St. Pierre, North Florida Regional Medical Center

LEADERSHIP TEAM


" At Front Street, being invested in our community is a core value that is central to our culture. We care deeply about our region and are proud to have United Way as our strategic partner allowing us to play a role in addressing the needs that exist in our community. United Way seeks long-term results for education, income and health, which are paramount to us creating and maintaining a healthy, productive community.”

–Nick Banks, Managing Director, Front Street Commercial Real Estate Group


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2013-2014 Annual Report