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Schuylkill United Way
“together we can”
Annual report 2013-2014
2013 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Dr. Kelly Austin Jack Bertolet Jr. Attorney Jeff Bowe Mike Byrne Tom Cara Brian Connely Eric Dreyfus Susan Fegley Dr. Scott Fellows Alan Hanley Anthony Harbison Wayne Holben Eric Hollen Eli Hostetter Edward P. Johnson Bill Jones III Patrick Kane Allen Keich Karen Kenderdine Henry Nyce Naomi Ost Billie Payne Joseph Pilla Jeanne Boyer Porter Ed Redding Brian Seitz Dominic Sylvester Attorney Rick Thornburg Kris Verba Jeff Wessner
2013 OFFICERS
President - Patrick Kane First Vice President - Kris Verba
Second Vice President - Attorney Rick Thornburg Treasurer - Naomi Ost
Assistant Treasurer - Henry H. Nyce Secretary - Kelly K. Malone
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jack Bertolet, Jr. Dr. Scott Fellows
Bill Jones III Patrick Kane Henry Nyce Naomi Ost Billie Payne
Jeanne Boyer Porter Attorney Rick Thornburg
Kris Verba
STAFF Kelly K. Malone William J. Folk, III Terri Conville Executive Director Director of Community Relations Administrative Director [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
MISSION STATEMENT
The Schuylkill United Way is dedicated to providing funding, guidance, and encouragement to the 15 partner agencies that provide a variety of programs and services to the residents of Schuylkill County for
little to no charge.
Together We Can... We are pleased to present you this copy of our recently published Annual Report including Pacesetters Club Report to you—our valued supporters, volunteers, and friends. We hope you will take a few minutes to review the many accomplishments of your United Way during the past year. You can take a great deal of pride in knowing that your kindness and generosity helps to advance the common good each day for all in our community. The Schuylkill United Way works to advance the common good by focusing on the building blocks for a good life—a quality education, financial stability, and good health. Even during these trying times, we are extremely grateful for your support in helping us achieve our goal in the 2014 “Together We Can” Campaign, where we raised $1,027,000. Our accomplishments are possible through the dedicated efforts of our 15 partner agencies, and all of the donors, businesses, individuals, schools, and volunteers that demonstrated a phenomenal commitment to the annual campaign. We can look back on 2013 as a year of hard work and generosity. As we look forward, we are encouraged by the ongoing support of Schuylkill County and our continued commitment to creating better opportunities and a stronger community for all. Thank you for working with us because together we can! Sincerely,
Kelly K. Malone Patrick Kane Executive Director President, Board of Directors Schuylkill United Way Schuylkill United Way
Annual Campaign – All donations are raised from September till November through the generosity of corporate, employee and individual giving. Campaign helps donors to increase their knowledge and understanding of, access to and involvement with the Schuylkill United Way and its 15 partner agencies.
Pacesetters Club– Pacesetters “set the pace” for the Annual Campaign and finish their portion of the donation drive before Campaign Kick-Off officially begins. Members of the Pacesetters Club are individuals throughout Schuylkill County who contribute a minimum of $500 towards the Annual Campaign. Levels of giving range from Copper($500-$749) through Platinum($2500+) depending on contribution amount.
Day of Caring – Day of Caring was developed to help connect donors to a meaningful volunteer experience by giving them the opportunity to learn more about the agencies that they monetarily support. In May 2013, over 199 volunteers rolled their sleeves up and completed numerous community service projects for 11 of the 15 partner agencies.
Stuff the Bus – A month long school supply drive held each July. In 2013, Stuff the Bus collected 1200 back-packs, stuffed them with school supplies and delivered them to our partner agencies to be distributed to children in need throughout Schuylkill County.
Myfreetaxes.com— The MyFreeTaxes Partnership provides free federal and state
tax preparation and filing assistance for qualified individuals. It's easy, safe, secure and 100 percent free. Check out www.myfreetaxes.com/schuylkillunitedway for more in-formation.
Prescription Assistance –The FamilyWize Prescription Discount Card (www.familywize.org) is available to anyone. Since the program launched in 2008, Schuylkill County residents have saved over $1,000,000 on the cost of prescriptions. The card is free, however, it only provides discounts on the medicine, not free medi-cine.
Emergency Food & Shelter Program (EFSP) – The Schuylkill United Way serves as the local administrator for the FEMA program which provides funds to supplement and extend current available resources for emergency needs including rent, food and energy assistance. In recent years, funds have been greatly diminished. However, the money we do receive is distributed to five local organizations: Catholic Charities, Pottsville Salvation Army, Tamaqua Salvation Army, Schuylkill Women in Crisis, and Schuylkill Community Action.
Stamp Out Hunger -On Saturday, May 11, 2013, Campbell Soup Company joined forces with the
National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) to help Stamp Out Hunger across America. Now in its 20th year, the annual food drive has grown from a regional to a national effort that provides assistance to the millions of Americans struggling to put food on the table. The Stamp Out Hunger food drive, held on the second Saturday in May, has become the nation’s largest single-day food drive benefitting Feed-ing America, the nation’s largest domestic hunger-relief organization. Supporting the drive again this year is the U.S. Postal Service, local United Way’s, including the Schuylkill United Way, the AFL-CIO, and Feeding America.
The Schuylkill United Way participates in the following committees for the betterment of Schuylkill County: Capital Campaign Coordination Committee, State Employee Combined Appeal (SECA), United Way of Pennsylvania Board of Directors, and Pennsylvania Association of Nonprofit Organizations (PANO), Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors, Orwigsburg Lions, and Pottsville Kiwanis
Community Resource Guide— The “Guide to Community Resources” is compiled for
people who may be facing a variety of circumstances in their life. This is a listing of phone numbers, websites and emails of people who can help you in a time of need. Please take advantage of the commu-nity services that are available right here in Schuylkill County. The Guide is available online or in print.
2014 Top Ten Companies (Employee and Corporate
Giving)
1. Wegmans RSC $107,000 2. Air Products & Chemicals Inc.
$64,903 3. John E. Morgan Foundation
$60,000 4. PPL Electric Utilities $40,353 5. Bob Weaver GM Chrysler
$35,808 6. Mrs. T’s Pierogies $30,655 7. M & T Bank $27,786 8. SAPA Extrusions $27,475 9. Republican Herald $26,302 10. Jeld-Wen $22,047
2014 Employee Giving Campaign Top 5 1. Wegmans Retail Service Center $92,000 2. Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. $56,923 3. Bob Weaver GM Chrysler $35,808 4. PPL Electric Utilities $32,853 5. Mrs. T’s Pierogies $24,355 2014 Corporate Giving Campaign Top 5
1. John E. Morgan Foundation $60,000 2. M & T Bank $23,000 3. Republican Herald $20,000 4. Wegmans $15,000 SAPA Extrusions $15,000 5. Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. $10,036
Watch the Campaign video!
American Red Cross in Schuylkill County Mrs. Janet Curtis, Executive Director 570.622.9550 [email protected]
Emergency services to the military & their families 24 hours a day.
Implements community blood drives ,Emergency food, clothing, and shelter to disaster victims 24 hours a day.
Instruction in first aid, CPR, AED, Water Safety, babysitting and childcare, HIV and emergency response training
Avenues, Founded as UCP in 1952 Mr. Peter Keitsock, Executive Director 570.622.7920
Community-based senior recreation program.
Vocational rehabilitation to encourage all individuals to achieve their maximum potential through employment.
Eldergarden Adult Daycare and Lessie's Garden & Gift Shop
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Schuylkill County Mr. Doug Allen, Executive Director 570.622.0174
One To One Mentoring Program for kids ages 6 to 17 and vol-unteers age 18 and older. Community-wide program that meets once a month for a minimum of one year.
High School Mentoring Program within seven school districts for volunteers in grades 10-12 to mentor kids in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Boy Scouts of America/Hawk Mountain Council Mr. William Garrett, Executive Director 610.926.3406
Promotion of character development, citizenship training and personal fitness for boys ages 6-18 and young men and women ages 14-21.
Outdoor camping program including Youth Leader Training, Cub Day Camp, and Specialty Weekends
Child Development, Inc. Ms. Mary Ann Devlin, Executive Director 570.544.8959
Head Start for ages 3 to 5 at six locations throughout the county.
PA PreK Counts for ages 3 to 5 at locations throughout the county.
PA Keystone Star 4 Centers
County-wide Home-Based Head Start.
Girl Scouts in the Heart of PA Ms. Jane Ransom 800.692.7816 [email protected]
Outcomes-based programs to help girls ages 5-17 to acquire and develop the assets and life skills needed for a healthy adolescence and successful future.
Activities focus on developing self-esteem, self-reliance, social skills, respect for others, feelings of belonging, positive values, concern for the community, teamwork, and leadership.
The Salvation Army, Pottsville Corps Captain Tammy Hench 570.622.5252
Welfare assistance for those in need of food or clothes.
Sallies' Kidz after-school program for ages 6 to 12.
Soup Kitchen and Homeless Feeding Program to provide hot meals for the homeless and poor.
The Salvation Army, Tamaqua Corps Major Sharon Whispell 570.668.0410
Character-Building Programs featuring SCAN (after-school program for middle school students), PALS (after-school program for elemen-tary students), Strengthening Families, and Ceramics.
Social Service Programs for Emergency Food and Shelter, Disaster Relief and Food Pantry.
SARCC – Sexual Assault Resource and Counseling Center Ms. Jenny Murphy-Shifflet, Executive Director 570.628.2965
SARCC counsels and support clients, advocates for the rights of vic-tims and educates for the elimination of sexual assault
24-hour hotline counseling; support groups; victim advocacy; commu-nity education; prevention education in schools.
Schuylkill County Society for Crippled Children Mrs. Sharon Kimmel, Executive Director 570.622.7170
Pediatric Orthopedic Clinics for children ages birth through 18 who are born with a disabling condition to promote the total health and welfare of the children of Schuylkill County.
Clinics are free and held at a local hospital once a month.
Schuylkill Wellness Services Ms. Carolyn Bazik, Executive Director 570.622.3980
HIV/AIDS testing and pre/post test counseling offered.
STD screening and treatment.
HIV prevention education.
Schuylkill Women in Crisis Mrs. Sally T. Casey, Executive Director 1.800.282.0634
Counseling for individuals and groups related to domestic violence for adults and children.
24-hour crisis hotline with an Emergency shelter to victims of domes-tic violence and their children.
Legal representations, systems advocacy, and courtroom accompani-ment for victims of domestic violence.
Schuylkill YMCA Mr. Wayne Stump, CEO 570.622.7850
The Schuylkill YMCA is a full-service facility with over 1,800 mem-bers of all ages throughout Schuylkill County.
Our Open Doors Financial Aid Policy guarantees that no one will
ever be turned away due to inability to pay.
Tamaqua Area Meals on Wheels, Inc. Ms. Samantha Gibbons, Program Coordinator 570.668.6954 [email protected]
Provide three nutritious, well-balanced meals a day, five days a week, to people unable to provide for themselves, such as disabled, low-income, and homebound.
Tamaqua YMCA Mr. Nick Zigmant, Branch Executive 570.668.2903
Fitness center and gym open year-round.
Enrichment, aquatic, and sports programs held year-round.
A G E N C I E S
Houser Award— Wegmans
Company with the highest employee and corporate combined giving.
$107,000
Billie Payne Lifetime Achievement Award— Dick Fehr This award is given to the volunteer that provides outstanding commitment to the United Way and the community.
Company with Most Pacesetters — Bob Weaver GM Chrysler
Bob Weaver GM Chrysler had 44 employees participate.
Special Events Award— Air Products & Chemicals Inc. Company who raises the most money for Schuylkill United Way through special fundraising events.
$25,000
AWARDS
CAMPAIGN PRIZE WINNERS
2013 Hyundai Elantra Wayne Lutsey—VIST Bank
Boyer’s Food Markets $2,500 Gift Certificate
Melissa Ladd—Wegmans Retail Service Center
Boyer’s Food Markets $1,500 Gift Certificate Al Majetsky—Wegmans Retail Service Center
AAA Travel $1,600 Travel Package
Melissa Hartman—St. Luke’s Miners Hospital
Lowe’s RDC #961 $1,600 Home Improvement Package Doug Allen—Big Brothers and Big Sisters
Hadesty’s $500 Weber Gas Grill
Shannon Brennan—McCann
iPad sponsored by Hidden River Credit Union Skip Rish—Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Pacesetters Club Members of the Pacesetters Club are individuals who contribute a minimum of $500 toward the annual campaign.
Platinum Club $2,500+
Rick & Terry Alexander John & Nancy Malinchok Tony & Sandy Baran Robert Rinaldi Jack & Karen Bertolet, Jr. Jarod Sands Dave & Francine Bonenberger Eric Savage Mrs. William Combs Dale & Kay Schoeneman Luke Cunningham Frank Schoeneman Josette & Bert Evans Rick & Ellie Siegfried Steve & Laura Field Tom & Pamela Twardzik William & Katy Heckman Bob & Suzanne Weaver Bill & Barbara Hildreth Richard L. Yuengling, Jr. Charles & Marcia Ladd, IV
Diamond Club $2,000-$2,499
Ray Bierbach Dave DeMascole Jim Gray Bill & Elaine Miller Ken & Jeanne Porter Ed Redding Joe Thurs Ted & Jean Twardzik, Sr. Jack & Barb Yaissle Lidia Zidik Floyd & Margaret Zimmerman
Gold Club $1,500-$1,999
Kevin Bamford Debra Blaschak Tom & Barbara Boyer Harry & Bonnie Boyer Chris Cohoon Rob & June Clapham Rob & Deborah Crosswell Cas Dlugolecki Tim Figura Ione Geier Thomas Hertz David Kimmel Mike & Kelly Malone Jim & Chelly Miller, Sr. Harry & Susan Pappas Barry Sponsler Ted & Audrey Twardzik, Jr. John Weeks
Silver Club $1,000-$1,499
Blayne & Taran Bertolet John Bertolet, Sr. Christine Bokunewicz John & Carol Boyer Jack & Mary Byrne Mike Byrne Tom & Linda Cara Keith Cleary Steve Coman Glenn & Kim Dove Mark & Amy Fanelli Dick & Arlene Fehr Neil & Pamela Fisher Frank Fox Steve Goodman Mike & Michelle Hammer Mark Henderson Pat James Ed & Christine Johnson Jay Jones, Jr. Pat Jones Patrick Kane John Kellman Douglas Kirschman Bill & Beth Kirwan Grayson Krauss Tom & Ginger Kunkel Wayne Leone Garrin Leymeister Dave & Lisa March John Maskerines Jim & Linda McCann Lance Miller Jim & Jessica Miller, Jr. Mark & Becky Miller-Hoover Dave Muldowney George Nause Karl Nolte Bill & Joanne Parulis Billie Payne Dave & Diane Rattigan Donald & Denise Ressler George Salloum Joe & Nancy Schlitzer Dave & Jessica Sickle Jennifer Stoudt Dominic Sylvester John Tavares
Bronze Club $750-$999
Bob & Peggy Allen Curtis & Dorothy Bailey Dave Barth Matt Baran Joseph Bessette Jim & Gina Bohorad Danette Cobb-McKinzie Louis Dangelo Eric Dreyfus Ed & Cindy Ebling Mike Evangelista Bob Favreau Scott & Niki Fellows Dick & Margaret Ann Fenstermacher Sonny Fenstermacher Rich T. Fenstermacher, Jr. Jake Fox Bob & Linda Frampton H. Scott Hart Art Heffner Deb Hoover William L. & Eileen Jones, III Randy & Kathy Kalce Chuck Killian Kiwanis Club of Pottsville Kurt Knitter Dave Laudeman Al & Pinky Marshall Joseph Martin Chuck Miller Marc Miller Steve Moser Laurie Osatchuck John & Sandy Paulshock Rich & Sheila Pitcavage Elizabeth Pitts Perrong Richard & Joanne Purcell Paul & Margaret Schaediger Robert Schwalm Eric & Tanya Shaud John & Karen Simodejka Jim Skoronski Mike & Marcia Smink
Dan & Rebecca Terrell Rick & Melanie Thornburg Rich & Krista Torpey Ulmer Charitable Trust Wendi Wheeler Margaret Yost Brad & Wendy Yuengling Baker Joe & Deborah Yuengling Ferhat Jennifer Yuengling Sheryl Yuengling Frank & Nonie Zukas 5 Anonymous
Tim & Carol Twardzik Jack Windt Kris Verba 1 Anonymous
Pacesetters Club Copper Club
$500-$749
Doug & Donna Allen Arlene Ames-Bohn Curtis & Chris Artz Kelly & Allison Austin Bonnie Baker Carol Barlow Bob Barron Jamie Barton Jayne Bass Paul Bassininsky Carolyn Bazik Thomas & Diana Beausang Henry & Ann Beaver, Jr. Barry & Kathleen Berkenstock Alex Blackwell Delton Bolton Joe & Sandy Bonner John & Michelle Boran Tom & Kay Boran Deirdre Boris Tom Bosack Jeff Bowe Nick Buccieri Cheryl Burdess Bob, Elizabeth, & Alexandria Carl Andrew Caufield Jeff Chuprinski Rose Conrad Jim & Elizabeth Cooksey Iles Cooper James Corotto Chester & Norma Corse, Jr. Stephen & Kathy Couch .Jim Crossen Harry & Damie Crosswell Tom & Anne Curry Janet Curtis William & Ruth Davidson John DeAngelo Christopher & Ronnie Dende Gail Deppen Mary Ann Devlin Jim Diehl Charlie Dodson Darlene & Ray Dolzani Robert Dombrosky Carla Driscoll Matt & Ann Dudish Chris Ebling Steve Eckley Rob Eldredge Carl Emmil Jon Evans Kevin Fanelli Mark Ferdinand Phyllis Field Dawn & Greg Fisher Bruce Foster Zach Frank Robert Frantz Travis Frantz Brett & Janelle Fulk Theresa & Glenn Gaffney Milissa Gazda John Glenn Jim & Joan Goodman Frank Grabowski Justin Gradwell Bob Greene
Max Groff Marie Groody Jim & Lori Guzick Jim & Adrienne Haddad Jim & Kay Haffey George & Barbara Halcovage Joe & Kathy Hammond Eugene Hanz Anthony Harbison Tammy Hench JT Herber III Cindy Hess Gary & Sandy Hess Wayne Holben David & Cheryl Holland Eric Hollen Steve Homola Alan Hosage Clare & Linda Houser, Jr. Stanley Huegel Gerry Hughes Barry Jenkins Jeffrey Jones Robert & Linda Jones Joseph H. & Grace Jones, Sr. Mike & Janet Joyce Allen Keich Phil & Mary Keil, Sr. Ken Keithan Marci Kelly Karen Kenderdine & Stephen Rich John Killian Mark Killian Shawn Klevis Lars Klingman Bud & Ann Koch, Jr. Deborah Kocher Jarrod Kost Edward Kozluskey Steve Kramer Josh Kriston Randall Kubich Mike Kutz The Larson Design Group John Lenker The Lesh Family Amanda Lesko John Lieberman III Tim Luiken Michelle Lucas Dave Mace Vincenzo Marchiano Richard Marsteller Al & Margaret Martinez Thomas McCabe Daniel & Judith McGrory Joe & Delores McKenna Thomas McKinzie Mary Jo McShaw Brad Meaker Kevin Mertz Kurt Mertz Mary Metzger Vanessa Mihoda Eric Mika Mark Mikita Fred & Elizabeth Miller Gene Miller Thomas Miller
Bob & Janie Miller, III Chris Misstishin Jenny Murphy-Shifflet Frank Murrell Mike & Sandy Myro Corey Nabholz Nikki Nabholz David Norris Henry Nyce Lorrie & Michael Ogden Joel Orgler Craig Osborne Naomi Ost Joe Ostrousky Joe Pahira Lester Payne Ron & Linda Pellish Jeff Perambo Tony Petruzzi Diane Pietkiewicz Joe & Louise Pilla Bede Portz John Powers, Jr. Devi Pujara D.J. Quinter Glenn Ramirez Barbara Readinger Jonathan Reedy John D. W. & Agnes Reiley George Reppy Mark Riedel Richard & Catherine Ryon Carol Schaeffer Thomas Schaeffer Ron Schafer Frank & Marie Scheuren Joseph Sheetz Craig Shields Lori Shimko Andrew Showers Andrew & Michelle Smarkanic James Smith Peggy Smith Larry Snyder Joe & Lori Spotts Ted Staller Frank & Kate Staudenmeier Kevin Steinmatz Ken Stolarick Kelly Stone Amy Strouse Wayne Stump Ron & Terry Suchecki Daniel Sullivan Jacquelyn Suozzo Stephanie Sylvester Bob Tait Tamaqua Lions Club Tamaqua Rotary Club Robert Thomas Mike & Amy Tobash Betty Tobias Jackie Tressler Walter Truscott George Upanavage Mike Verbosh Wally Vernitsky Jim Wagner Barbara Waller
David Ward Nicholas Wasilewski Gail Watts Bobby Weaver Mike Weaver Denis Wenders Jeff Wessner West Penn Township Lions Joel Whitehouse Francis Wieland Fred Wiest Rick & Rosalie Wiest Jarrod Wilhelm Rick Willier Jonathan Witkin Carson Woodward Rick Worst John Worthy Stanley Wowak Nick Zigmant Ron & Peggy Zimmerman 6 Anonymous
Companies with 10+ Pacesetters: Bob Weaver Chevrolet 44 Wegmans Retail Service Center 29 PPL Electric Utilities 17 Air Products & Chemicals, Inc. 16 Williamson, Friedberg & Jones, LLC 11 Mrs. T’s Pierogies 11 CarTech 10
Companies with 5-9 Pacesetters: Child Development, Inc. D. G. Yuengling & Son Extol International, Inc. Geisinger Health System Higgins Insurance Sapa Schuylkill County Courthouse Schuylkill Health System UPS
JE Morgan Foundation $50,000 Matching Pacesetters Grant
Once again we were able to secure the JE Morgan Foundation $50,000 Matching Pacesetters Grant for the 2014 Campaign. The match grant gave us a total of 44,000 in matched giving towards the annual campaign. The Schuylkill United Way also gained 60 new Pacesetters this year. A total of 401 Pacesetters contributed to the 2014 Campaign for a combined giving amount of $362,000.
On behalf of the board, and our agencies, we are very appreciative of the generous contribution by the JE Morgan Foundation and would like to thank them for being community minded and for contributing to the Schuylkill United Way. It has allowed us to garner new funds for the 2014 Campaign.
Companies with Pacesetter Club Contributors The Schuylkill United Way salutes the following companies that conduct United Way employee campaigns and have one
or more Pacesetter Club members.
MH/MR of Schuylkill County
Miller Distributing Company
Nationwide Insurance
Nause Landscaping
North Schuylkill School District
Pellish and Pellish
Penn State Schuylkill
Penske Truck Leasing, Inc.
Pinecrest Tree Farms
Pioneer Pole Building
Pottsville Housing Authority
Pottsville Ophthalmic Assoc.
R-Way Gasket
R&D Communications
R. M. Palmer Co.
Reading Alloys Inc.
Reinsel, Kuntz, Lesher, LLP
Republican Herald
Rinaldi Family Dealerships
Riverview National Bank
RJCK Consulting, LLC
RSC Beverages, Inc.
Salvation Army—Pottsville Corps.
Sands Ford/Suzuki of Pottsville
SARCC
Schaeffer’s Harley Davidson
Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce
Schuylkill Memorial Park
Schuylkill YMCA
SECA
SEDCO
Shalmet
Sheetz, Inc.
Skipper Dippers
Sordoni Construction Services
St. Clair & Associates
St. Luke’s Miners Memorial Hospital
Supreme Corp
Susquehanna Bank
Tamaqua YMCA
The Marketing Toolbelt
Ti-Wire
Tobash Insurance Company
Trail Garden Center
Tredegar
UGI Energy Services
Union Bank & Trust Company
Utilities Employee’s Credit Union
Veolia Water
Video Works Production
VIST Financial
Weiner Iron & Metal Corporation
Wells Fargo
Companies with Pacesetter Club Contributors The Schuylkill United Way salutes the following companies that conduct United Way employee campaigns and have one
or more Pacesetter Club members.
Companies with 1-4 Pacesetters:
Adhesives Research, Inc.
Alcon Mfg., LTD.
Alcon Reserach
American Computer Associates
American Red Cross of Schuylkill County
Anthracite Abstract Co.
B & G MFG Co.
Benco Dental Supply Co.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Schuylkill County
Bob Allen & Associates, LTD
Bon-Ton Department Store, Schuylkill Mall
Borton-Lawson
Boscov’s
Bowe, Lisella, & Bowe
Boyer’s Food Markets, Inc.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Co-County Wellness Services
Connors Investor Services, Inc.
Cornerstone Financial
East Penn MFG
Eastern Press
Ebinger Iron Works, Inc.
Eldredge Inc.
Elite Sportswear L.P.
Empire Education Group
ETA Benefits, Inc.
EWMI
Fellows & Smink Dental Associates, PC.
First Energy
First National Trust Company
Freedom Toyota & Hyundai
Godiva Chocolatier
Gordon Food Service
Giant Foods
Greenfield Architects
Hadesty’s Ace Hardware
Hawk Mountain Boy Scouts –Black Rock District
Heckman & Laudeman, CPA
Hidden Valley Golf Course
I.B. Dickinson & Sons, Inc.
IBM
Integrys Energy Group
J. Bertolet VW
Jones & Company
Kohl’s
L&K Construction
Lipkin, Marshall, Bohorad & Thornburg
Lowe’s RDC 961
Lynagh, Roland Associates, LLC
M&T Bank
MBC Development, Inc.
McCann School of Business
McClure Compnay
West Side Hammer Electric
Wianno Partners LCC
WJP Engineers
Zimmerman, Lieberman, Tamulonis, & Hobbs
2014 Outstanding Corporate & Employee Support Companies who gave $500 or more towards the 2014 Campaign through corporate and employee support
AAA TRAVEL OF SCHUYLKILL COUNTY ADHESIVES RESEARCH, INC. AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS, INC. ALPHA MILLS, INC. AMERICAN COMPUTER AMERICAN RED CROSS OF SCHUYLKILL CO. ANTHRACITE ABSTRACT CO. ASHLAND FOUNDRY AND MACHINE AVENUES, FOUNDED AS UCP IN 1952 BIG BROTHERS, BIG SISTERS OF Schuylkill Co. BIG LOTS, INC. BLUE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT BOB ALLEN & ASSOCIATES, LTD BOB WEAVER GM CHRYSLER BOHORAD CHARITABLE TRUST BON-TON DEPARTMENT STORE BOSCOV’S DEPARTMENT STORE BOWE, LISELLA, & BOWE BOYER'S FOOD MARKETS, INC. CHILD DEVELOPMENT, INC. CITY SHIRT COMPANY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. COMCAST CABLE COMMUNICATIONS, INC. COMERFORD TRUST COPPERHEAD CHEMICAL CORNERSTONE FINANCIAL CURTIS J. BAILEY, INC. D. G. YUENGLING & SON EASTERN PRESS EBINGER IRON WORKS EMPIRE EDUCATION GROUP ETA BENEFITS/SKIPPER DIPPERS EVAN'S DELIVERY EXTOL INTERNATIONAL, INC. FEDERAL FACILITIES FedEx FELLOWS & SMINK DENTAL ASSOCIATES FIRST ENERGY CORP. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FREDRICKSBURG FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MINERSVILLE FIRST NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY FREEDOM TOYOTA & HYUNDAI FULTON BANK GEISINGER HEALTH SYSTEMS GIANT MARKETS, INC. GORDON FOOD SERVICE HADESTY'S ACE HARDWARE HAWK MOUNTAIN BOY SCOUT COUNCIL HECKMAN & LAUDEMAN, CPA HERSHEY ENTERTAINMENT AND RESORTS HERSHEY FOODS, INC.
HIDDEN RIVER CREDIT UNION HIDDEN VALLEY GOLF COURSE HIGGINS INSURANCE HIGHWOOD USA, LCC. IBM CORPORATION IWCO DIRECT J. BERTOLET VOLKSWAGEN, INC. J. C. EHRLICH CO., INC. JANA FUND JELD-WEN, INC. JOHN E. MORGAN FOUNDATION JOHN MALINCHOK INSURANCE JONES & COMPANY KOHL’S L & K CONSTRUCTION LARSON DESIGN GROUP, INC. LIPKIN, MARSHALL, BOHORAD & THORNBURG LOWE'S RDC 961 LTL HOME PRODUCTS, INC. LYNAGH, ROLAND ASSOCIATES, LLC M&Q PACKAGING M&T BANK MARY A. MALONE TRUST MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS MERCK AND COMPANY MILLER BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. MILLER DISTRIBUTION COMPANY MOEN OF PENNSYLVANIA MRS. T’S PIEROGIES NATIONAL PENN BANK NATIONWIDE INSURANCE CO. NORTH SCHUYLKILL SCHOOL DISTRICT NORTHEAST PA MANUFACTURERS & EMPLOYERS ASSCOCIATION, INC. OMNOVA SOLUTIONS, INC. PELLISH & PELLISH PENN STATE UNIVERSITY - SCHUYLKILL CAMPUS PENNSYLVANIA STATE EMPLOYEES PH ANESTHESIA ASSOCIATES PINECREST TREE FARM PIONEER POLE BUILDINGS, Inc. POTTSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT POTTSVILLE CITY EMPLOYEES POTTSVILLE HOUSING AUTHORITY POTTSVILLE KIWANIS CLUB PPL CORPORATION R & D COMMUNICATIONS READING ALLOYS AN AMETEK COMPANY
UNION BANK AND TRUST COMPANY UNITED ASSOCIATION LOCAL UNION 524 UPS UTILITIES EMPLOYEES CREDIT UNION VIST FINANCIAL WEGMANS RSC WEINER IRON & METAL CORP. WELLS FARGO WELLS FARGO FOUNDATION WEST PENN TOWNSHIP LIONS CLUB WILLIAMSON, FRIEDBERG & JONES, LLC. WJP ENGINEERS ZIMMERMAN, LIEBERMAN, TAMULONIS, & HOBBS
REPUBLICAN-HERALD RICHARD B. RYON INSURNACE RINALDI FAMILY DEALERSHIPS RIVERVIEW BANK RJCK CONSULTING LLC RSC BEVERAGES, INC. SANDS FORD/SUZUKI OF POTTSVILLE SALVATION ARMY—POTTSVILLE CORPS. SAPA INDUSTRIAL EXTRUSIONS SARCC SCHAEFFER’S HARLEY-DAVIDSON, INC. SCHUYLKILL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHUYKILL COUNTY MUNICIAL AUTHORITY SCHUYLKILL COUNTY EMPLOYEES SCHUYLKILL ECONOMIC DEVELOMENT CORP. SCHUYLKILL MEDICAL CENTER -SOUTH JACKSON SCHUYLKILL MEDICAL CENTER - EAST NORWEGIAN SCHYLKILL INTERMEDIATE UNIT 29 SCHUYLKILL MEMORIAL PARK SCHUYLKILL WELLNESS SERVICES SCHUYLKILL YMCA SEALY COMPONENTS GROUP SERVICE ACCESS AND MANAGEMENT INC. SERVICE ELECTRIC CABLE TV SHALMET CORPORATION SHEETZ, INC. SONRIC ASSOCIATES ST. CLAIR & ASSOCIATES ST. LUKES MINERS HOSPITAL SUSQUEHANNA BANK TAMAQUA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT TAMAQUA AREA YMCA TAMAQUA BOROUGH TAMAQUA LIONS CLUB TAMAQUA ROTARY CLUB TENSION ENVELOPE COMPANY THE MARKETING TOOLBELT THE ReDCo GROUP THOMAS WEST TRUST TI-WIRE TOBASH INSURANCE COMPANY TRAIL GARDEN CENTER TREDEGAR FILM PRODUCTS UGI UTILITIES, INC. ULMER CHARITABLE TRUST
2014 Outstanding Corporate & Employee Support Companies who gave $500 or more towards the 2014 Campaign through corporate and employee support
2014 Financial Statement American Red Cross in Schuylkill County $ 75,000
Avenues, Founded as UCP in 1952 $ 75,000
Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Schuylkill County $ 80,000
Boy Scouts of America/Hawk Mountain Council $ 20,000
Child Development, Inc. $ 68,500
Girls Scouts in the Heart of PA $ 15,000
Salvation Army/Pottsville Corps $ 82,656
Salvation Army/Tamaqua Corps $ 68,657
Schuylkill County Society for Crippled Children $ 45,000
Schuylkill Wellness Center $ 28,000
Schuylkill Women in Crisis $ 45,000
Schuylkill YMCA $ 78,000
Sexual Assault & Resource Counseling Center (SARCC) $ 27,000 (additional $5,000 from RVAC)
Tamaqua Area Meals on Wheels, Inc. $ 20,000
YMCA of Tamaqua $ 30,000
TOTAL ALLOCATIONS $ 757,813
MEMBERSHIP DUES United Way of America $ 9,458
United Way of Pennsylvania $ 4,000
$ 13,458
ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES $ 188,129
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES $ 20,000
SPECIAL PROMOTION EXPENSES $ 22,600
UNCOLLECTABLES $ 25,000
TOTAL EXPENDITURES $1,027,000
AGENCY ALLOCATIONS $ 757,813 75%
MEMBERSHIPS $ 13,458 1%
ADMINISTRATION $ 188,129 18%
CAMPAIGN EXPENSES $ 20,000 2%
SPECIAL PROMOTION EXPENSES $ 22,600 2%
UNCOLLECTABLES $ 25,000 2%
GRAND TOTAL $1,027,000 100%
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Schuylkill United Way 2014 Calendar of Events
Friday, May 2 – DAY OF CARING Mon., June 30 - Mon., July 28 – STUFF THE BUS - Fairlane Village Mall, Schuylkill Mall and Cressona Mall Tuesdays in July – STUFF THE BUS at Schuylkill County Idol at Schuylkill Mall Friday, July 18 –Reading Phillies Coal Region Night, Reading Phillies Mon., August 4 – BACKPACK STUFFING & PICK UP, Pottsville Salvation Army, 9:00 AM Sept 2014 – COUNTY KICK-OFF BREAKFAST, TBD, 8:00 AM Oct 2014– MID CAMPAIGN LUNCHEON, TBD, 12:00 PM TBD – PACESETTERS RECEPTION, TBD, 5 PM Nov 2014 – APPRECIATION BREAKFAST, TBD, 8:00 AM
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