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2018 ANNUAL REPORT

United Way of Madison County

Despite a lot of negative noise, I see real movement toward building a 21st century society that reconnects people to place and to one another: community gardens, farmer’s markets, local breweries and eateries, volunteer programs, pickle ball and more. I think the key to understanding change is by focusing on local communities and the people in them instead of national social media feeds and cable talk shows. This is where real change happens. And, it’s beginning to be documented by those who are paying attention.

Rich Harwood’s Institute for Public Innovation has been working for 30 years to engage and empower local community. Rich began his work at the same time Putnam was documenting social decline. “I am struck by just how much change comes from initially small actions that unleash a much larger chain of events that produce real change. Much of this change could never have been predicted—it only emerged over time, one step after another,” he notes.

Author and New York Times columnist David Brooks and the Aspen Institute have developed a project called Weave that is “is repairing our country’s social fabric, which is badly frayed by distrust, division and exclusion...shifting our cul-ture from hyper-individualism that is all about personal success, to relationalism that puts relationships at the center of our lives.”

How do we make our place better? We begin by engaging with one another. It’s true that technology will continue to drive communications and connections, but relationships develop in person in real time. Technology and innovation cause disruption and people have to adapt, but they eventually do adapt. Look around at the venues and activities designed for people to gather. As technology makes work more mobile, quality of place takes on new meaning.

United Way and other organizations are adapting these principles in order to build strong communities from within. However, I don’t believe organizations or governments have ever been the drivers of change. It always begins with people. “… step forward, engage, and let your small actions ripple out in all directions. This is how hope comes about.” – Rich Harwood. “To live better, we must live united.” – United Way.

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UNITED WAYSTAFF

Nancy VaughanPresident

Karen HembergerVice PresidentImpact

Kim Rogers-HatfieldVice PresidentEngagement

Kim WilliamsVice PresidentResource Development

Julie BartonOutreach Coordinator

Georgeann WhitworthRSVP Director

Lynn SilveyBorn Learning Coordinator

Weaving the fabric of local community

Fifty year anniversaries seem to be more prevalent the past couple of years…the summer of love, Woodstock, landing on the moon. I suspect these are getting my attention because I remember them. The advantage of being able to look back over decades is a better understanding of how things change, but also the realiza-tion that too often, we don’t recognize change as it occurs. Today, the pace of change is so rapid that we can’t afford to wait to understand and respond.

In 2000 author and political science professor Robert Putnam published “Bowling Alone: The Col-lapse and Revival of American Community”. Dr. Putnam spoke to the national United Way conference that year, outlining his findings on the ways that 20th century urbanization and industrialization led to the fraying of our social fabric, and calling for organizations and leaders to come together to find new ways to connect. In the nearly two decades since I heard him speak and read his book, I have watched these scenarios play out in Madison County: the collapse of our industrial base, but also the beginnings of revival.

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Nancy Vaughan, President United Way of Madison County

“If you take advantage of the opportunities, the possibilities are limitless”

TONY’S STORY

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One of the greatest joys we receive at United Way is when we get an unexpected phone call from someone we helped years ago, sharing with us how much their lives have changed because of the support they received.

This is one of those stories. This is Tony’s story.

Tony Sovern was working in a factory as a machine operator when he along with many co-workers were laid off. Each hoped the “return to work” call would come, but it never did. In the two years following his lay off, amidst a struggling economy, Tony was only able to land part-time jobs that paid minimum wage. Things were tight and getting tighter as Tony and his wife welcomed their first child to the family. He knew he needed a new stable career that would allow him to provide a better future for his growing family.

Tony learned of a 12-week welding course at Hinds Career Center in Elwood. He decided to go for it and within 5 days he was enrolled. The program turned out to be a great fit for Tony and his goals. “I’ve always been good with my hands. I like seeing the pieces of things come together.” Tony continues, “The program has completely changed my life.”

Even before completing the course, Tony was offered a full-time welding position at Progress Rail. A job that put his family on the path to a financially stable life. He worked at Progress Rail for 5 years, adding to his skills and welding knowledge continually.

2018 was another life-changing year for Tony and his family. He and his wife welcomed their second child and Tony was offered the position of welding instructor at the D26 Career Center for Anderson Community Schools. The position gave him the opportunity to come full circle in his journey – teaching young students the skill of welding so that they could have a great career with a stable future of their own. Since working at D26, he has also had the opportunity to teach the same welding course that started it all for him at Hinds Career Center in Elwood.

Tony’s story is a great example of United Way working with partners throughout the community to provide opportunities for individuals to increase their income, build savings and gain assets. This goal is central to all that United Way does. Through programs funded by United Way, like JobSource’s Financial Stability program in 2013 which provided funding for Tony’s welding course and today through United Way’s THRIVE Network others like Tony can find the help and resources they need to become financially stable.

“If you take advantage of the opportunities, the possibilities are limitless,” shared Tony. These words are part of his story that he shares with his students. He wants them to know the importance of taking advantage of the same opportunities he had and that they keep working hard to reach their goals.

Tony and his family

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VOLUNTEERS MEET THE NEED IN PENDLETON WITH THE HELP

OF THE MADISON COUNTY VOLUNTEER RECEPTION CENTER

On Memorial Day 2019, the community of Pendleton was hit by a tornado that damaged many parts of the community. First responders converged and got to work on the safety of the community. Working alongside first respond-ers was the Madison County COAD (Commu-nity Organizations Active in Disaster), led by United Way’s Kim Rogers-Hatfield. The COAD quickly set up a Volunteer Reception Center to organize and direct volunteers to where they were needed.

In just 2 days, an amazing 430 volunteers registered through the Volunteer Reception Center at Pendleton Community Church. Volunteers removed debris from all across the community.

MOST PEOPLE DO NOT KNOW United Way of

Madison County is a partner in the Madison County

Organizations Active in Disas-

ters (COAD) group.

As a part of this group we help

provide and co-ordinate disaster volunteer efforts and relief funding in the event of a disaster, like the Pendleton torna-do. Throughout

the year, trainings take place that include training

volunteers to set up and manage a Volunteer Recep-tion Center (VRC)

to coordinate recovery volunteer relief efforts and how all groups

can work together to the benefit of

the community in a disaster.

New THRIVE, CKF outreach office opens in AlexandriaThis past year, United Way partnered with the Church at Broadway Park in Alexan-dria, to open an new outreach office for its THRIVE Network and Covering Kids and Families enrollment assistance services.

THRIVE, United Way’s network of bundled services has worked with individuals and families since August of 2016 to increase their capacity to earn and build assets. “We have been working to establish a regular presence in Alexandria for a while, and are very happy to be part of the centralized services located in the Church at Broadway Park,” said Karen Hemberger, United Way vice president of impact. United Way also operates a satellite outreach office at the Hope Center in Elwood.

THRIVE clients work with coaches in the areas of income supports, employment, financial and family support to develop goals and a plan toward achieving financial stability over a period of months or longer. “The specific plans are as varied as the people,” said Hemberger.

Initially, potential clients meet with an Income Supports Coach to assess their cur-rent needs and connect them to appropriate benefits and supports. Meetings with Employment and Financial coaches follow. Employment coaching assesses edu-cational and training needs, and assists clients with resumes, interviewing and job searches. Financial coaching provides assistance with budgeting, credit and debt counseling, and building savings toward larger goals such as education and home ownership.

Family Support Coaching is available for clients with young children and focuses on child development, connection to quality childcare, parent-child relationships and problem solving. We also work closely with childcare providers across the county to enhance high quality early childhood education with our Born Learning Connection programming.

Current partners in the THRIVE Network are the Anderson Impact Center, PathStone Corporation, Alternatives, Inc., Dove Harbor, Children’s Bureau and Stripped Love. We are also developing a partnership with Ivy Tech to offer on-site outreach and with NTN and Community Hospital Anderson to pilot Thrive@Work, a new employee outreach service.

Along with the THRIVE Network, United Way has sponsored the CKF Coalition since 2009, facilitating outreach and enrollment for public health insurance coverage and the Federal Marketplace. Our new office location in Alexandria also offers free healthcare enrollment assistance to those that need it.

“We took a stand to make a lasting

impact for the people we seek to serve

through this innovative and collaborative approach to

services. Response has exceeded our

expectations and our challenge now is to

build our capacity to meet the need.”

- Nancy VaughanPresident

United Way of Madison County

United Way provides a vast array of integrated supports throughout Madison County. Our financial support of programs in 2018 is outlined below.

THRIVE Network: Total Investment $316,822 An integrated approach to education, income and health. THRIVE Partner Direct Funding $250,240

THRIVE Partners: Anderson Impact Center Operation Love Ministries Dove Harbor Alternatives, Inc. PathStone Corporation

THRIVE Parnters may access client funds below, and use the database to track clients and services. They are also provided coaching and training. THRIVE Client Funds: $10,000 THRIVE Childcare Fund: $35,000 THRIVEExpansionSupport(UWmanagedoutreachoffices)$15,000 THRIVENetworkSupport(training&technology):$6,582

Community Access Network: Total Investment $48,500 An integrated approach to basic needs and safety net services.

Coordinated response to basic needs includes support for 2-1-1 24/7 Information & Referral line, local shared database for partners to quickly share and store client service information, and access to shared funding pools for Utility Assistance and Exceptional Needs.

Community Access Partners(CAN) - Alexandria Community Center, Anderson Impact Center, Carrie Mae Hyatt Westside Community food Pantry, Central Indiana Mothers, CICAP, First United Methodist Church, George Morrisett Center, Interlocal Community Action Program, Lafayette Township, Nurse Family Partnership, Operation Love Ministries, Park Place Community Center, Salvation Army, St. Vincent Anderson Regional Health System, St. Vincent Mercy Hospital, St. Vincent de Paul, The Christian Center, The Help Center, Trinity Episcopal Church

2018 COMMUNITY SUPPORT $588,855

Connect2Help(2-1-1) CAN Partners may access client funds below and use database to track clients and services Friend to Friend Utility Assistance Funds: $30,000 CANEN Exceptional Needs Funds: $5,000 Connect2Help 211 Support: $10,000 CAN Support: $3,500United Way assisted 292 households through Utility and Exceptional Needs fundds. 2-1-1 responded to 5,100 Madison County inquiries. Covering Kids & Families: Total Investment $79,500 An integrated approach to health access. Network of navigators that assist individuals in securing and maintaining health insurance and access to health care.

Funding Partners and Coalition Members- - Anderson Impact Center, Anthem*, Ascension*, Aspire Health, Born Learning, CareSource*, Clean Slate, Community Hospital Anderson*, Healthy Families of Madison County, Hopewell Center, Huffer CCR&R, Indiana Department of Child Services, Indiana Commission for Higher Education, Indiana Division of Family Resources, Indiana Rural Health Association, Indiana 2-1-1, Ivy Tech, Jane Pauley Community Health Center, Madison County Community Health Center, Madison County Health Department, MDWise*, MHS*, Nurse Family Partnership, Purdue Extension, Open Door Health Services, St.Vincent/RUAH, St. Vincent Hospital*, WIC *Funding partner of CKF

Born Learning Connection: Total Investment $23,500 An integrated approach to school readiness. OnMyWayPreK Match: $8,500 Family and Provider Outreach: $15,000

VOLUNTEER PROJECTS: Total Investment $63,200 An integraged approach to community volunteerism and disaster response.

RSVP 55 + Volunteer Services Support: $57,200 MyFreeTaxes Mentors, Are You OK?, Pre-K Buddies, Money Talk and other support volunteers.United Way of Madison County is the sponsor of the RSVP program through a federal grant from the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). RSVP engages persons 55 and older in volunteer service to meet critical community needs and to provide a high quality experience that will enrich the lives of volunteers. For the fiscal year, April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018 CNCS funded $40,000 and United Way provided 30%, in cash or in-kind match.

Operation Weatherization: $6,000

CommunityOrganizationsActiveinDisaster(churches,localgovernment,nonprofits,healthcare)

Partners-- Aletheia Fellowship & Ministry Center, American Red Cross, Anderson Community Schools, Anderson Fire Department, Anderson Police Chaplaincy, Anderson Police Department, Community Hospital Anderson, Indiana Animal Board of Health, Indiana Honor Bound Disaster Network, Lapel Community Organization, Madison County Amateur Radio Club, Madison County Emergency Management Agency, Madison County Health Department, Madison County Sheriff’s Department, Millcreek Civic Center, Parkview Church of the Nazarene, Second Harvest Food Bank, St. Vincent Anderson and St. Vincent Mercy Hospitals, The Salvation Army, Town of Chesterfield, Town of Pendleton

351 volunteers/22,700 hours served

ADDITIONAL DIRECT SUPPORT : Total Investment $57,333 Donor designations to agencies: $46,933 United Against Opioids: $3,200 Anderson Trustee Youth Center Summer Program: $7,200

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2017 & 2018

FINANCIAL STATEMENT December 31, 2018

Governed by an 18-member volunteer board of directors, United Way of Madison County has been in good standing of United Way Worldwide since 1973. For more information, contact 765-643-7493 or visit our website at unitedwaymadisonco.org

Independent Auditor’s Report prepared by Teipen, Selanders, Poynter & Ayres, P.C.,

Certified Public Accountants.

2018 2017

ASSETSCash/Investments $ 222,321 $ 163,453Pledges Receivable 222,830 221,020Grants Receivable 76,849 41,153Accounts Receivable 500 500Prepaid Expenses 13,701 16,238Distributions Receivable from Community Foundation 78,007 74,871Property and Equipment 133,559 138,424Beneficial Interest in Community Foundation Funds 296,807 295,822Long-Term Investments 1,085,044 1,148,427

Total Assets $ 2,129,618 $ 2,099,908

LIABILITIESAccounts Payable $ 9,524 $ 14,180Accrued Expenses Payable 53,416 65,532Distributions Payable 62,560 62,970Designations Payable - 2018 Campaign 13,219Designations Payable - 2017 Campaign 4,406 14,945Designations Payable - 2016 Campaign 4,908

Total Liabilities $ 143,125 $ 162,535

NET ASSETS

Unrestricted 1,263,692 1,286,443Restricted 722,802 650,930

Total Net Assets $ 1,986,493 $ 1,937,373

Total Liabilities and Net Assets $ 2,129,618 $2,099,908

United Way of Madison County

BOARD OF DIRECTORSJonathon Cook, ChairBeth Tharp, Vice ChairGary Erskine, TreasurerBrett Spangler, Secretary David Happe, EthicsOfficerScott Deetz, Community Impact ChairNoah Rosen, Fundraising Chair Angela Cassidy, Greg Bramwell, David Dodd, Lisa Floyd, Beverly Joyce, Jan Kaye, Stefanie Leiter, David Retherford, Michael Schroyer, Obadiah Smith Jr., Nancy Sowers

COMMITTEES Community Impact Committee Scott Deetz, Chair Melissa Briscoe, Angela Cassidy, David Dodd, Ben Evans, David Retherford, Darla Sallee, Jan Kaye

Community Connections Committee Stefanie Leiter, Chair Anita Corley, Elizabeth Murray, Kelly Partlow, Vicky Savage, Kevin Sheward, and Obadiah Smith

Finance Committee Gary Erskine, Chair David Happe, Jonathon Cook, Brett Spangler, Nancy Sowers

Strategic Fundraising CommitteeNoah Rosen Chair Greg Bramwell, Brian Donahue, David Happe, Bev Joyce, Michael Schroyer, Beth Tharp, Tyrone Thomas

Campaign CabinetNoah Rosen, Campaign Chair Greg Bramwell, Retail Team Leader Brian Donahue, Manufacturing Team Leader Kelly Hawes Education Team Leader Aaron Reger, FIRE Team Leader Scott Mellinger, Government Team Leader Beth Tharp Health & Human Services Team Leader Bekah Snyder-Logan Women United Leader

Campaign Volunteers and Workplace ChampionsTeresa Amburgey, Jaami Bailey, Andrea Baker, Heather Bigoss, Emily Blue, Cathy Boerner, Sterling Boles, Ryan Bond, Esther Bryant, Joe Buck, Schneida Burgess, Ella Carson, Mike Casuscelli, Christy Clark, Kimberly Cleaver, Kim Cleaver, Michelle Connell, Scott Deetz, David Dodd, Brian Donahue, Trent Dowling, Kelly Durr, Cheryl Eddy, Pam Erwin, Mary Erwin, Mark Evans, Michelle Ferguson, Gayle Gernand, Sherri Gleeson, Beth Harpe, Mark Harville, Stacey Hinton, Lynn Hobbs, Beverly Hocker-smith, Heather Hodson, Kelly Hodson, Adam Hoeksema, Heather Jacks, Jeff Jenness, Bev Joyce, Kristi Lemerick, Marissa Little, Janice Marley, Lillian Martin, Scott Mellinger, Loretta Mock, Stephanie Moran, Paul Partezana, Annette Phillips, David Retherford,, Joe Royer, Mike Schroyer, Amanda Shepherd, Michelle Skeen, Ruthie Smith, Brett Spangler, Rob Spauld-ing, Melissa Stanton, Paisley Tatum, Nick Theohares, Tyrone Thomas, Ericka Tipps, Denise Valdez, Greg Warren, Kimberly West, Georgeann Whitworth, Ashley Wilhoit, Adrienne Wise, Jessica Wisrsch, James Wood, Kris Zinser

CORPORATE PARTNERSThese businesses and organizations pledged their support for the work of United Way of Madison County with a donation of $500 or more

$30,000+Community Hospital Anderson

$20,000 - $29,999St. Vincent Anderson Hospital & St. Vincent Mercy

$10,000 - $19,999 Hoosier Park Racing CasinoW.R. Dunkin & Son, Inc.

$5,000 - $9,999James & Deborah Brown Family Charitable TrustConreco Partners, LLC Herald Bulletin Vectren

$1,000 - $4,999American ElevatorCharles H. and Hazel Dickmann TrustDonahue Gas, Inc.Emma Milbourne TrustFirst Merchants Bank of Central IndianaGaither Management GroupGeorge M. Lee Memorial FundGiant Eagle Inc.K. R. Montgomery & Assoc.Keg-N-Bottle, Inc.Masco CorporationMyers and Ford Autoworld Inc.NTN Driveshaft AndersonOld National BankPrairie Farms DairyRed Gold, Inc.Roger Roudebush InsuranceRozelle-Johnson Funeral ServiceSilver Brook InvestmentsThe Cummins FoundationThompson InsuranceUnited Parcel ServiceWest Electric

$500 - $999Alice Heck TrustBest Way DisposalBroadway PressCabinets Plus by Patrick GeerE & B Paving Company, Inc.Flagship Business CenterGood’s Candy ShopLavelle FinancialPoet BiorefiningSummit Salon AcademySurgical Care Specialist of Central IN

LOYAL/LEADERSHIP DONOR EVENT SPONSORS ClipZone Salon and Spa Edgewater Woods Community Hospital AndersonHoosier Park Racing & CasinoSt. Vincent Anderson & St. Vincent Mercy Hospitals

SIGNATURE EVENT SPONSORCarter Express, Inc. Presenting Sponsor

OPERATION WEATHERIZATION SPONSORVectren Foundation, Presenting SponsorReflectix, Inc

RSVP & VOLUNTEER MADISON COUNTY GOLD VOLUNTEERS Connie Adkins, Richard Agnew, Carol Arena, Joe Arena, Judith Arnold, Cyndee Atkinson, Jeane Atkinson, David Bair, Marian Baker, Sherry Ballinger, Kathy Banach, Nancy Barker, Allen Beaty, Anne Bondurant, Rob-ert Breece, Jan Bronnenberg, Carol Buckner, Ron Buckner, Betty Bush, Carl Caldwell, Sylvia Cannon, Judi Carver, Jenny Cash, Carol Cates, Kelly Chambers, Suzetta Chambers, Donald Chastain, Mary Beth Clarke, Diane Close, Debbie Cockrell, Walter Copeland, Don Dawson, Wendy Day, Steve Dooley, Kelly Dosset, Becky Dowden, Linda Embree, Luella Estle, Patty Farran, Barbara Fox, Roger Gardner, Rozanne Gentry, Vicky Good, David Gotshall, Mary Lou Gotshall, Karl Graddy, Annice Graves, Ruth Graves, Laura Gwaltney, Jim Gwynn, Robert Hackler, Peggy Hall, Karen Hallman, Patty Hamilton, Karen Harrison, Phyllis Hart, Janet Harting, Barbara Haynes, Roger Hensley, Nedra Her-bert, Amy Herbig, William D Herridge, Richard Hines, Beverly Hockersmith, Kay Hudson, Melody Hull, Michael Hull, Rebecca Hull, Shelby Isbell, Emilie Isenhour, Janene Jackson, Stephen T. Jack-son, Ann Johnson, Gerald G. Jones, Linda Jones, Mike Jones, Steven Kenaga, Kathy Key, Lois Killion, Michael Kippen, Harry Kirchenbauer, Maureen Kirchenbauer,, Betty Knapp, William Knepp, Linda-Laird, Linda Larrance, Rosalie

2018 Board, Committees, Sponsors & Donors

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Lashbrook, Lucretia Lawler, Nancy Lawler, Charles Loker, Linda Loker, Rick Long, Frank Lucas, Nina Lucas, Becky Lutz, Jennie Lynn, Irene Maberry-Purcell, Connie Majors, Pat Males, Robert Mathley, Mary Mayhugh, Cur-tis McGuire, Steve McMullen, Dianna McRoberts, Sharon McWilliams, Nancy Muething, Paul Muething, Peg Murdock, Judy Musick, Judith Nave, Sharon Parker, Ann Parsons, Malinda Passwater, Anabeth Radeck, Jo Anne Rebuck, Robert Richman, JoAnn Riddle, Chris Rouse, Patty Sample, Jan Scott, Judy Scott, Sarah Sheler, Brenda Sheller, Don Shults, Cheryl Smiley, Dale Smith, Sonia Smythe, Tammy Songer, Pete Spoo, Patricia Standridge, Ron Stoughton, Patti Sveum, Phil Sveum, Jim Swain, Donald Swenk, Brenda Swinford, Dorie Tallman, Olivia Tiller, Kitty Tilton, Annie Travis, Steve Vaughan, Sy Veneskey, Sandra Volk, Maggie Wable, Patty Waddell, Becky Wages, Steve Weflen, Jim Wehrly,Nita Widener-Wolfgang, David Wood, Naomi Wood, Diane Woodsides, Teresa Wrin, Cor-val Zeabart, Valerie Zehring, Pennie Zion

DONORSDISTINGUISHED FELLOWS $10,000+Jeanne Mudd

DISTINGUISHED MEMBERS $3,000 - $4,999Jim and Marilyn AultCraig and Marsha DunkinGary and Beth ErskineTom HamerDavid and Keri HappeMichael SchroyerTom and Bobbette SnyderDr. David and Beth Tharp

SUSTAINING MEMBERS $2,000-$2,999Dr. Treva L. BosticGary and Jill CameronGene CiscellJean CroweDan and Karen DykesKelly KetringRobert and Linda LoosePaul and Kay McConnellBob and Vicki SavageTyrone Thomas

George and Kathleen Zink MADISON WAY MEMBERS $1,200 - $1,999 Teresa AmburgeyAndy and Nancy AndersonTom and Jessica BannonJames and Laurie BeamishTodd J. BerendjiRyan BondMichael E. ChristeRufus C. and Marci L. CochranJonathon and Kristin CookDr. Sara Kristin CoxDavid and Shelley DoddMr. and Mrs. Jack EflinJames HansonJohn and Barb HarrisDonna R. HawesDuane and Laura HoakGregg and Tracie HowellAmy JacobsDaniel L. JoyceJan KayeGeorge and Nancy LikensHeidi LindleyRebekah Snyder LoganRon and Sharon McNabneyStephanie MetzPhil and Holly MillerLisa and Brian NobleSusan PatersonBill and Beverley PittsTerri RinkerSherry and Larry SidwellNancy SowersRob and Shelly SparksMarion Ann TeixeiraNick TheoharesRuss and Sharron TownerDoug and Valerie TownsendNancy and Steve VaughanWilliam L. WatsonKimberly West

ACTIVE COMMUNITY INVESTORS $500 - $1,199Dr. William S. AndersonHomand BahramiSteve and Tina BakerJohn and Nancy BarclayRonald and Deanne BeardAllen and Barbara BeatyJason BilbreyJerry BinglePaula BivensRichard and Suzanne BottomleyGreg and Dawn BramwellJerry A. BreeckCarl and Carolyn CaldwellLarry and Carol CaplingerPatty CarawayJessica L. CarterAngela and Tom CassidyMichael and Janet CasuscelliJennifer ChestnutDr. Michael and Joanna ColletteTom and Carol CukrowiczRich and Marilyn DeHaven

Ken DelaBastideBeth DickersonJohn J. DonohueWilbur and Angel DuboisGordon DyalKevin and Elizabeth EadsCarl and Betty ErskineLisa FloydEdward L. FoggsTom and Rosemary FrazierDarlene GarrisonGregory GoodingNanette GrayKristen GrayJim and Coral HacklemanD. Eric and Judith HallTom and Jean HarbronKelly HavesGreg and Rhonda HechtKaren L. HembergerPatricia HintonNancy HoffmanMarilyn and Bruce HooverMike and Rebecca HullBlake and Trish JanutoloJeff and Debbie JennessBrent JensenBeverly Joyce Tina KellyPhilip and Phyllis KinleyJon and Marla MaierBecky MeiersScott MellingerKathy MeyerSheryl MonnierRichard B. MooreStephanie MoranRobin MoureyAnn F. NolandMr. and Mrs. William NybergLinda O’NealJohn PistoleBrandy PorterLisa ReichartHolly and David RenzStacy RichardsonJohn RinkerJudith RitterSherman RobbinsKim Rogers-Hatfield and Steve HatfieldLaura RoseNoah RosenRandall RosenkransBeverly RossAnonymousCynthia RufferJacob ShafferRich and Donna SharpJennifer SiglerLynn SilveyRuthie SmithBernard StaggenburgTiffany StanleyLeslie StevensPamela StormRonald Alan TarltonKeith and Mary TrentSteve and Lynn WarnerMichael WesterveltDr. James and Mrs. Judy WessarCarol and Reed WhiteselGeorgeann Whitworth

Kimberly WilliamsChet and Sandra WilliamsCharles WilliamsErin WireAmy Wolfe

EMERGING LEADERS Donors under 40 years of age that give $250 or more Marin Elizabeth BledsoeRyan W. BondMichael D. ChandlerBobbi ClendeninJonathon and Kristin CookDarin DenealGordon Daniel DyalJoseph Grilliot, In memory of Ralph J. GrilliotStephan A. HamakerMr. Brent JensenDavid and Stefanie LeiterAndrea L. MeadowsKristina M. RetherfordTiffany D. StanleyBradi SummerallMs. Amelia M. Tegerdine

Women United donors make an annual undesignated leadership-level gift to United Way supporting United Way’s THRIVE Net-work and the women and children who are a part of it

WOMEN UNITED GAME CHANGER $2,500 - $4,999Treva BosticKelly KetringTom and Bobbette Snyder

WOMEN UNITED FOUNDING MEMBER $1,000 - $2,499 Karen Hemberger Kerrie HendersonJanice KayeBekah Snyder LoganNancy SowersNancy VaughanKimberly Williams

WOMEN UNITED FOUNDING MEMBER $500 - $999 Stephanie MoranKim Rogers-HatfieldJennifer Sigler

WOMEN UNITED FRIEND $200 - $499Pamela JonesSandra MontgomeryDarla Sallee

LOYAL DONORSIf you have supported United Way for 5 years or more, you are a loyal donor. If you have given for 5 years or more, please let us know so we can recognize you in the future.

Joe AbercrombieDeborah M. AlexanderTim and Debbie AlfordMay O. AllbeeChris and Aiesha AllenTina R. AllenDeborah Lynn AllenBrian and Catherine AllisonDella R. AlstonCarol A. AnalcoAndy and Nancy AndersonWilliam S. AndersonPatricia L. AndersonValerie J. AndersonCynthia Ann AndersonDanelle D. AndersonMichele L. AndersonWillis and Ruth Ann AndersonMs. Alicia Renee AngellEvent AnonymousDon and Rose AppleIlene E. ArendsBeverly J. ArmsChuck ArmstrongDavid and Julie ArmstrongRobert and Janis ArmstrongCheryl L. ArnoldJeane AtkinsonJim and Marilyn AultMike and Terri AustinStacy M. AustinCherie L. AverittDenisa L. BabbBetsey A. BachmanMichael and Beverly BadgleyHomand BahramiDick and Betsy BakerH. L. and Sandy BakerJohnathan B. BakerJill Ann BakerSteve and Tina BakerChristy Ann BaldwinStephanie L. BaledgeCandace D. BallardRosemary BallingerDouglas BanningMatilda J. BarberJohn and Nancy BarclayLolly Bargerstock-OylerJohnna R. BarnardJoseph F. Barnett DDSCarrie B. BarnettLester B. BarrettDoug and Judy BarronHeather M. BarrowWilma H. BarrowJulie Ann BartonBeth Lynn BatesRonald and Twila BeahmJames and Laurie BeamishAllen and Barbara BeatySandra Elise BeatyRoss and Norma Jean BeckerFrank and Jayne BeelerAudra and Shawn BegleyKevin and Cynthia BeisserKim Bellar

Christine BellessisKathryn Kay BenefielDale L. BennettDianna L. BenzenbowerTodd J. BerendjiHeather A. BigossJason W. BilbreyPamela J. BilbreyRichard A. BilyeuRicky A. Binford Sr.Tawnya BirdenMichelle J. BitnerNancy Ann BitnerPaula BivensLinda P. BlackfordDeborah T. BlaesingMarin Elizabeth BledsoeVanessa A. BoatmanPaula J. BoldersonJoshua BolenRyan W. BondDavid A. BooneScott Bennett BordersRichard and Suzanne BottomleyMisty M. BowersTracy A. BrackenGreg and Dawn BramwellJean M. Brancazio-PearlAllison R. BrantJohn J. BraseJerry A. BreeckJames and Joan BreedenMatt BrewerJanet Lynn BrewerJack and Joni BrinkmanTina L. BrooksHenry and Frances BrownJim and Debbie BrownDerek A. BrownJeffrey Scott BrownChristine BrownKathleen S. BrownMalana K. BrownMelinda G. BrownMichelle L. BrownTony V. BrummetSharon S. BryantSharon R. BuchananKeith D. BuehlerAnnette L. BurchartsClemens S. BurgerIan M. BurnettMichelle S. BurnettMary Frances BurrisJanet and Frank BurrowsMatthew A. C. BusterKimberly ButlerJerry Stephen ButtNancy and Phil GrahamKelly J. BuzanDaniel BybeeJackie and Tony ByersCarl and Carolyn CaldwellSonia K. CaldwellGary and Jill CameronDale Richard CampbellDonna J. CampbellIda H. CampbellLoralee CampbellPatricia CampbellKimberly D. CannonPatty CarawayLeetia A. CareyRick and Marlene Carey

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NEW THIS YEAR!

A VIRTUAL CAMPAIGN KICK-OFF!NOON, SEPTEMBER 17 - NOON, SEPTEMBER 18@ MADISONGIVESUNITED.ORG

This year’s United Way of Madison County campaign will kick off in a whole NEW way with our FIRST virtual campaign launch on September 17. We’re working on lots of virtual fun for the day including a 24-hour giving campaign, videos from the community, match opportunities, fun challenges between community partners, prizes and lots of ways to get involved through social media.

HERE’S HOW YOU CAN BE A PART OF MADISON GIVES UNITED DAY:

• Save the date and make plans to be a part of it.

• Be a part of our banner campaign. Put a “Madison Gives United” Virtual Campaign Kick-Off banner at your home or building and help us build excitement and awareness for the Kick-off.

• Make your own plans to make it a United Way “Give Where You Live” Day. Wear a LIVE UNITED shirt, help us raise money on your social media pages, send us a short video and why you give. We’ll share it on social media during the Virtual Kick-Off. Need a shirt? Let us know.

• Help us make the most of giving for the day with a prize donation or a monetary donation that can serve as an incentive or match for any new donor that gives during our Virtual Kick-Off.

• Be a Madison Gives United Sponsor. Several sponsorship options available.

For more information on any of the opportunities to get be a part of our Virtual Kick-off, Madison Gives United Day:

Contact: Kim Williams -VP, Resource Dev. for United Way of Madison Countyk.williams@unitedwaymadisonco.org 765-608-3064