2017 COMMUNITY REPORT & LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION LIVEUNITED

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COMMUNITY UNITED ...... 4 INVEST UNITED ...... 12 Vision & Mission ...... 4 Pillar Society ...... 12 Bold Goals by 2025 ...... 4 Circle of Honor...... 12 From Our Leaders ...... 5 Labor Support ...... 12 From Our Campaign Chair ...... 5 Tocqueville Society ...... 12 BOLD Goal 1 ...... 6 Legacy Society ...... 13 630 Janet Ave. | Lancaster, PA 17601 BOLD Goal 2 ...... 6 Women United ...... 13 717.394.0731 | LiveUnitedLancaster.org BOLD Goal 3 ...... 7 Leadership Society ...... 14-15 BOLD Goal 4 ...... 7 Emerging Leaders Society ...... 16

A special advertising supplement 2018-2021 Collective Impact Partnerships ...... 8 Statement of Financial Position ...... 17 published by: Countywide Impact ...... 9 2015-2018 Collective Impact Partnerships ...... 10-11 LIVE UNITED ...... 18 Honoraria & Memorials ...... 18 Board Members ...... 19

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MISSION Mobilize the caring power of our community to achieve impactful, systemic social change within our community. VISION Accomplish our Four Bold Goals by 2025:

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Hundreds of years ago, Lancaster Programs are also doing outstanding work in our community. The VITA County’s earliest pioneers ingrained Program had another record-setting year, preparing 10,058 tax returns at 17 a rich heritage of innovation into sites throughout the county. The VITA Program saved clients more than $2.7 our local culture. Today, United Way million in tax prep fees and returned nearly $12.5 million in refunds back into continues that trailblazing spirit as the pockets of the people they served. we continue to be at the forefront United Way’s Volunteer Center continues to grow, providing more opportu- of the collective impact movement. nities for volunteers across the county. Our Day of Caring and Read Across Last fall, Mark Cabaj, an international America events continue to grow tremendously. Last year more than 2,000 expert on collective impact, called volunteers donated 8,000 hours for Day of Caring, and Read Across America United Way of Lancaster County volunteers reached 150 classrooms across Lancaster County. “pioneers in collective impact.” Lastly, United Way’s 2-1-1 Information and Referral Service has been serv- United Way’s Collective Impact Partnerships, and many other local organi- ing Lancaster County for more than 40 years. In 2017, 2-1-1 received 61,929 zations, are now collaborating in unprecedented ways. The Mayor’s Coalition total contacts, another record number. to Combat Poverty has adopted collective impact, and more organizations Thank you to our volunteers who devote thousands of hours across Lan- are recognizing the benefits of this collaborative ork.w caster County, our donors who make all this great work possible and our United Way’s Collective Impact Partnerships continue to fight for strug- Partners who are changing lives every day. United, we can improve the lives gling families across Lancaster County. Here are just a few of the successes of our Lancaster County neighbors. being reported: UNITED WE FIGHT. UNITED WE ALL WIN. A new screening tool is now in place to measure kindergarten readiness. All 16 school districts in the county will now use one standardized tool so we can accurately assess the progress being made toward Bold Goal 1. SINCERELY, Integration Services for New Americans has reduced the average wait time for English as a Second Language classes by 75%, meaning classes can now be started in less than a week. This helps get our newest residents integrated into the workforce much more quickly and smoothly. Let’s Talk Lancaster was successful in implementing a standardized Sue Suter mental health screening tool to more than 70% of Lancaster’s primary care President & CEO physicians. United Way of Lancaster County An innovative school-church relationship brokered by The Together Initia- tive Network began a new literacy liaison program in the Pequea Valley School District, with more than 200 students impacted by this new program. And in April of this year, the Lancaster County Coalition to End Homeless- ness housed their 300th family via community housing solutions. This comes on the heels of Lancaster County, and the Coalition to End Home- lessness, being recognized by HUD as the first county in the U.S. to have Kathy Pandelidis Granbois systems in place to eradicate veterans’ and chronic homelessness. Board Chair, United Way of Lancaster County Of course, in addition to our Collective Impact Partnerships, United Way’s Saxton & Stump LLC

FROMOUR CAMPAIGN CHAIR

IT IS MY HONOR TO SERVE AS UNITED WAY’S CAMPAIGN CHAIR FOR THE Services for New Americans recently stated, “United Way has enabled us to UPCOMING 2018-2019 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN. explore new ways to work together and connect with other organizations Your participation helps us provide valuable resources to our neighbors that we had never considered as potential partners.” who are struggling. Without you, United Way would not be making such a I thank all of you for your support. Your generosity is making a difference; positive impact in our community. one person, one family at a time. United, we will fight to make Lancaster Being part of a community means helping each other and making our County’s future brighter for everyone. county a better place. Thanks to you, United Way is fighting to find solutions to some of our most difficult social issues and is mmittedco to achieving SINCERELY, impactful, social change. By supporting United Way, you are helping improve the health, education and financial stability of all Lancaster County residents. You are enabling the bold change United Way is striving for. This continues to be a very exciting time for United Way of Lancaster Dominic Rice County. Our Collective Impact Partnerships are collaborating in 2018-2019 Campaign Chair, unprecedented ways across the county. As Cheryl Hiester of Integration Armstrong Flooring, Inc. 6 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA COMMUNITY UNITED

BOLD Goal 1 BOLD Goal 2 100% of our children will enter kindergarten ready to learn. 100% of students and adults will have post-secondary credentials. In 1999, United Way of Lancaster County investors embarked on a bold journey to address a root cause of many community issues: too many of our children were entering Studies have shown that post-secondary credentials change lives, opening doors school sorely unprepared. Our “Success by Six” initiative recognized the importance of to higher-quality jobs and better pay. For some new Americans settling in Lancaster early learning and began a movement to help every child begin kindergarten ready to learn. County, there has been even greater payback: they immediately began helping Three years ago, Success by Six’s pioneering work became the foundation for United neighbors in their new homeland. This is Yadira’s story… Way’s continuing school-readiness work as its firstbold goal for 2025. The Plant the Seed In Cuba, Yadira was a degreed physician – a certification that isn’t recognized in of Learning Collective Impact Partnership is one of three funded Partnerships who have the United States. Thanks in part to United Way of Lancaster County investors and come together to ensure that all Lancaster County children come prepared to learn on the Integration Services for New Americans Collective Impact Partnership, Yadira is their first day of kindergarten. This again serving patients, utilizing her skills here in her new home. Partnership is engaging, educating Integration Services for New and empowering parents to succeed Americans provides education, in their vital role as their children’s first health, and financial services teachers. for refugee and immigrant Plant the Seed of Learning students and their families. Partnership has assembled a core These services go beyond team of organizations to lead its work: the traditional support that Aimee’s Babies focuses on the newcomers receive upon arrival word gap issues experienced by some in the U.S., expanding and children. enhancing support of these Cocalico, Conestoga Valley, Eastern individuals so that they may Lancaster County, Ephrata Area, thrive in Lancaster County. The Hempfield, Lampeter-Strasburg, partners of Integration Services Manheim Township, Pequea Valley, for New Americans are working Solanco and Warwick School Districts collaboratively to open doors and School District of Lancaster are to assimilate this special group actively involved to create a seamless into the American way of life as transition from preschool learning to quickly as possible. our children’s formal schooling. The Literacy Council of Community Action Partnership Lancaster-Lebanon now hosts sessions at various locations. offers English language Early Childhood Innovative training to adult newcomers Connections is instrumental in within a week of their arrival. partnering the school districts with Previously, it could take weeks early learning centers. for language training to take Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health’s Nurse Family Partnership connects families place, slowing their adjustment in need to services. to a new environment. Church World Service and Bethany Christian Services are WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital is working to ensure that families in northern helping immigrants and refugees find employment and working with United Way’s Lancaster County are served by this dynamic parent-child educational opportunity. VITA tax preparation program to help their financial stability. Lancaster-Lebanon Jude’s story is one of many success stories from this collaboration. Jude entered Intermediate Unit 13 works with adult newcomers to help them become naturalized kindergarten last fall, along with hundreds of other Lancaster County youngsters in the citizens. School District of Lancaster serves as the physical welcome center for Class of 2031. When Jude was a young toddler, his parents participated in five training newcomers to Lancaster city. Plus, Lancaster Health Center (formerly SouthEast workshops presented by the Plant the Seed of Learning Collective Impact Partnership. In Lancaster Health Services) is assisting new Americans fast-track training to earn these group settings, they learned simple, intentional ways to turn their son’s playtime into much-needed medical certification. meaningful learning time. With the Collective Impact Partnership’s help, Yadira earned her post-secondary Jude’s parents credit the skills they acquired from Plant the Seed of Learning for giving certification as an American medical assistant in just seven months and was hired them the know-how to prepare him for kindergarten, and when it came time for Jude’s first as a much-needed and highly sought-after pediatric medical assistant by Lancaster day of school, he was ready to learn as evidenced by his district’s pre-testing. Health Center. Today, Plant the Seed of Learning’s valuable training is offered around the County. 14 “I feel so happy to return to the medical field again,” said Yadira, “and be able to of the county’s 16 school districts are involved in the Partnership. So, too, are all area serve children in need. I was experienced in medicine, but I needed to learn medical hospitals and UPMC Pinnacle Columbia Regional Health Center. Several local libraries also terminology in a new language and gain an understanding of the American health host some of the sessions. system. I am now providing for my family and serving my new community.” Building on its first three years as a funded United Way Partnership, Plant the Seed of Learning is broadening its program. Launched originally for parents of newborns to 2-year- olds, it will now offer a Grow the Seed of Learningprogram for parents of 3- to 5-year-old children, empowering more parents to take an active role in their child’s development and preparation for kindergarten. LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 7 COMMUNITY UNITED

BOLD Goal 3 BOLD Goal 4 Decrease individuals and families living in poverty by 50%. 100% of individuals, children and families will have a medical home.

Financial struggles are familiar to many living in rural, eastern Lancaster County. Indeed, this area holds the County’s third highest poverty rate. While lack of resources impacts individuals and families in many ways, most pressing are often healthcare issues: its availability, its scope and its cost. That’s why the Paradise-based Together Initiative Network — a Collective Impact Partnership supported by local United Way investors — has tackled these problems head-on. Together Initiative Network is a movement of 65 groups partnering to better the lives of people living in this broad community. Pioneered in 2011 by The Factory Ministries, its 13 Core Partners include: n Bright Horizons n PA CareerLink of Lancaster County n Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) n Community Services Group n The Factory Ministries n Grace Point Church n Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness n The Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon n Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health Earlier this year — in the dead of winter — Roseanne and her young grandson n Pequea Valley School District were about to be out on the street. They’d been evicted from the Elizabethtown- n Tabor Community Services area home they were living in, she had no money, and they had nowhere to go. n United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program (VITA) Then she discovered ECHOS, and everything changed. n Welsh Mountain Health Centers Elizabethtown Community Housing & Outreach Services (ECHOS) is one Blessed with a former of 19 organizations funded as part of the Elizabethtown Area Hub Collective Pequea Valley elementary Impact Partnership. Supported by United Way of Lancaster County and its many school to serve as its Together individual and corporate investors, the Elizabethtown Area Hub soon introduced Community Center, this Roseanne and her grandson to a host of life-changing resources. With ECHOS’ Collective Impact Partnership help, she found an affordable apartment, gently used furniture, a food pantry, has a central place where workwear for her first full-time job and quality child care for her grandson. Plus, area residents can access she was paired with an advocate who is walking with her as she rebuilds her life social services, food, and moves out of poverty. furniture, financial literacy Working with ECHOS to reduce poverty in the greater Elizabethtown area are: help, pre-school education, Community Action Partnership, Community Cupboard & Build a Plate, Compass GED classes, mental health Mark, Cornerstone Youth Center, Donegal and Elizabethtown Area School counseling, career navigation Districts, Elizabethtown Area Communities That Care, Elizabethtown Child Care and free tax preparation. Plus, Center, Elizabethtown College Center for Civic Engagement, Elizabethtown there’s a place for teenagers to gather, social and relational opportunities for adults, and Community Nursery School, Elizabethtown and Milanof-Schock (Mount Joy) many other resources. Public Libraries, Financial Empowerment Center, GEARS Kids Center, Good Chuck Holt, who co-leads the work of this United Way Collective Impact Partnership, Samaritan Services, Hope Within Ministries, Jewel David Ministries, and United is fond of sharing this old African proverb: “If you want to go fast, go alone; if you want Churches Elizabethtown Area. to go far, go together.” The Together Initiative Network has done just that on many Also supporting Elizabethtown Area Hub’s work are local businesses, civic fronts. In their work to connect community members with medical homes, they turned clubs, community-based services for children, first responders, government for help to Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health and its providers, and to Welsh offices, substance addiction specialists and veterans’ services. Mountain Health Centers. The groundbreaking work of this United Way Collective Impact Partnership Already, the Together Initiative Network is seeing results. Local school children have will soon have many of its social services under one roof. In July, United received vital immunizations before starting classes. More low-income individuals who Churches Elizabethtown Area purchased the former St. Peter’s Catholic were uninsured or under-insured have some form of health insurance, and surveys show School, and work has begun to transform the school into “Community Place on that physical and mental health has improved. Moreover, the number of residents with a Washington.” Once completed, the community center will offer a drop-in center, medical home has improved dramatically, doubling in one recent month. mental health services, community support groups and a volunteer hub. Plans A local mother’s story puts this initiative in real terms. Following a domestic violence also may include crisis housing in an adjacent building. crisis, her Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health physician referred her to The For now, says Roseanne, “I’m just looking forward to doing what I need to do Factory Ministries. There, an advocate helped her resolve housing issues and connected to take care of me and my grandson.” her child with counseling from Community Services Group. She also received support You can be sure Roseanne and her grandson will be there to celebrate the at Together Community Center through a parenting class offered by COBYS Family Community Place’s grand opening. Services. This photo of another woman served at Together Initiative Network tells her tale. Finding food and services at The Factory Ministries, she proclaimed that she now “wants to help others have hope.” Let it be so. 8 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA COMMUNITY UNITED 2018-2021 Collective Impact Partnerships

Thanks to the support of thousands of generous donors, the Lancaster County Career and Technology Center Board of United Way of Lancaster County has approved the Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology investment of nearly $2.2 million in 10 Collective Impact Part- nerships across the county for the 2018-2021 grant cycle. Their PLANT THE SEED OF LEARNING selection culminates an extensive review process by community BOLD GOAL 1 volunteers, Board, and staff members of United Way.Listed here are the 10 Collective Impact Partnerships, the core agencies of Cocalico School District each, and the Bold Goal(s) on which each are focused. Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) ELIZABETHTOWN AREA HUB Conestoga Valley School District BOLD GOALS 1, 2, 3 & 4 Early Childhood Innovative Connections Solanco School District Elizabethtown Community Housing & Outreach Services Eastern Lancaster County School District (ECHOS) Pequea Valley School District Elizabethtown Community Cupboard Ephrata School District Compass Mark Hempfield School District Cornerstone Youth Center Lampeter-Strasburg School District Donegal School District Manheim Township School District Elizabethtown Area Communities That Care Aimee’s Babies Elizabethtown Area School District Nurse Family Partnership-Penn Medicine/Lancaster Elizabethtown Child Care Center General Health Elizabethtown College Center for Civic Engagement School District of Lancaster Elizabethtown Community Nursery School Warwick School District Elizabethtown Public Library Wellspan Ephrata Hospital Financial Empowerment Center PA CareerLink Lancaster County GEARS Kids Center COBYS Family Service SOLANCO FAMILY LIFE NETWORK Good Samaritan Services Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) BOLD GOALS 1, 2, 3 & 4 Hope Within Ministries Ephrata Social Services Jewel David Ministries The Goble Group New Hope Community Life Ministry Milanoff-Schock Library Good Samaritan Services Solanco Neighborhood Ministries Parents as Teachers Community Action Partnership Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness Quarryville Library Center United Churches Elizabethtown Area Lancaster Housing Opportunity Partnership Southern End Community Association Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon Solid Rock Youth Ministries INTEGRATION SERVICES FOR NEW AMERICANS Tabor Community Services Solanco School District BOLD GOALS 1, 2, 3, & 4 United Way VITA Program Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon P-3 PARTNERSHIP PATHWAYS COBYS Family Services Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 BOLD GOAL 1 School District of Lancaster SYSTEMS ALIGNED IN LEARNING (SAIL) Church World Service Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) BOLD GOALS 1 & 2 Bethany Christian Services Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 Lancaster Health Center Ephrata School District LutherCare for Kids Manheim Central School District The Library System of Lancaster County LANCASTER COUNTY COALITION Penn Manor School District COBYS Family Services TO END HOMELESSNESS School District of Lancaster-Washington Elementary Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health BOLD GOALS 3 & 4 School District of Lancaster-District Pre-K COBYS Family Services TOGETHER INITIATIVE NETWORK Penn Medicine /Lancaster General Health Lancaster County Early Intervention BOLD GOALS 1, 2, 3 & 4 Tabor Community Services LCHRA PATH TO ONE GOOD JOB The Factory Ministries City of Lancaster BOLD GOALS 2 & 3 Bright Horizons The Factory Ministries PA CareerLink of Lancaster County ECHOS Lancaster County Workforce Development Board Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) PA CareerLink Lancaster County Community Services Group MidPenn Legal Services Lancaster Chamber of Business & Industry Grace Point Church YWCA The Factory Ministries Pequea Valley School District Elizabethtown Area Hub/ECHOS Lancaster Coalition to End Homelessness NORTHERN LANCASTER HUB Community Action Partnership of Lancaster County (CAP) Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health BOLD GOALS 1, 2, 3 & 4 Columbia Life Network Welsh Mountain Health Centers Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon Ephrata Public Library Church World Service Tabor Community Services REAL Life Community Services Lancaster-Lebanon IU13 United Way VITA Program Tec Centro/SACA LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 9 COMMUNITY UNITED 2015-2018 Collective Impact Partnerships

KEY 11 NORTHERN 1 Community Wellness LANCASTER 2 Elizabethtown Area Hub 12 3 Integration Services for New Americans 11 10 4 Lancaster County Coalition to End MANHEIM 11 EPHRATA 8 Homelessness 11 5 Lancaster Medical Legal Partnership 13 LITITZ 2 10 6 Lancaster-South Connections 7 The Learning Lancaster Collaborative ELIZABETHTOWN 11 8 Let’s Talk, Lancaster 2 11 9 Navigation 1 EASTERN 13 LANCASTER 10 Pinwheel Partners 13 11 Plant the Seed of Learning 9 3 11 15 12 Reunify, Empower, Prevent COLUMBIA GREATER 10 13 Systems Aligned in Learning (SAIL) LANCASTER 6 14 Solanco Family LIfe Network 7 11 15 Together Community Center

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All told, they include more addition to the federally-mandated 90 days of cultural orientation upon arrival in the U.S., expanding and than 100 Community Impact Partners. The enhancing support of our community’s newest members. Partnerships were chosen based on the strength • The Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon of their proposals and personal interviews, • Bethany Christian Services and on the geographic regions and target • Church World Service • Franklin & Marshall College’s populations they serve. Organizations listed Ware Institute for Civic Engagement in bold are the nonprofit, lead organizations in • Lancaster-Lebanon Intermediate Unit 13 each Partnership. We invite you to review all • School District of Lancaster the different nonprofit organizations, schools • Lancaster Health Center and colleges, health care providers, faith-based organizations, businesses and government Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness The Lancaster County Coalition to End groups who are Partners in each Partnership. Homelessness is a cross-functional team made Lancaster-South Together, they are working to improve lives here up of local service providers, businesses, churches Lancaster-South is a network of executives in Lancaster County. and community volunteers aligned to serve individuals and connectors from agencies throughout and families facing or experiencing homelessness. Lancaster City. The Partnership’s collective purpose is United Way investments are leveraged by Lancaster to connect individuals and families with resources and Community Wellness City and County homelessness funds. This Partnership organizations that can help them to become more stable. The Community Wellness Partnership is removing continues to improve the systemic response to persons Through this work, the Partnership is able to identify barriers for community residents looking for experiencing homelessness in Lancaster County. In where systemic and policy changes are needed that can health care access by providing a single point of entry 2016, Lancaster County gained national recognition for be of greater benefit to the community as a whole. for medical, dental and behavioral health care. It is also our systemic response. The Coalition is on the cusp of • Boys & Girls Club addressing public health concerns, assisting patients similar success in addressing both chronic and family • Advantage Lancaster with enrollment in health plans and connecting them to homelessness. • ASSETS Lancaster support services. • Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health • Lancaster City Alliance • Lancaster Health Center • City of Lancaster • Lancaster EMS (LEMSA) • Community Services Group • Community Action Partnership of • LHOP • Partnership for Public Health Lancaster County (CAP) • The Mix at Arbor Place • Elizabethtown College/ECHOS • School District of Lancaster Elizabethtown Area Hub • Lancaster County Domestic Violence • Lancaster Health Center The Elizabethtown Area Hub is providing low- Services/CAP and low-middle-income families with access • MidPenn Legal Services Learning Lancaster Collaborative to high-quality early childhood education, kindergarten • Redevelopment Authority • Tabor Community Services The Learning Lancaster Collaborative is readiness and transition, tax preparation services, increasing access to high quality, early food and clothing assistance, financial workshops, • The Factory Ministries • YWCA of Lancaster childhood programming for 3- to 4-year-old children job training, and referrals to medical and behavioral residing in the School District of Lancaster by opening health care services. Materials and support increase three new classrooms operated by the Collaborative’s literacy and help families apply for health insurance and Lancaster Medical Legal Partnership community partners. Additionally, with the Partners financial assistance. Lancaster Medical Legal Partnership is connecting parents to their local elementary school and • Elizabethtown Child Care Center advancing the financial stability and health services, families are now able to access health, dental • Community Cupboard of Elizabethtown of Lancaster County residents needing frequent health and eye care, school-based behavioral health services, • Elizabethtown Area School District services by integrating civil legal aid and financial case and financial stability workshops either through their • Elizabethtown College/ECHOS management with an intensive, high-utilization health community school or social services. • Elizabethtown Community Nursery School care treatment model. • School District of Lancaster • Elizabethtown Public Library • MidPenn Legal Services • Lancaster Education Foundation • Hope Within Community Health Center • Care Connections, • Lancaster Recreation Commission • Jewel David Ministries Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health • Lancaster Family YMCA • Milanof-Schock Library • Tabor Community Services • Luthercare for Kids

100% of our children 100% of students Decrease individuals 100% of individuals, children will enter kindergarten and adults will have and families living and families will have a GOAL 1 ready to learn. GOAL 2 post-secondary credentials. GOAL 3 in poverty by 50%. GOAL 4 medical home. LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 11

Let’s Talk, Lancaster Solanco Family Life Network Let’s Talk, Lancaster is committed to UNITED WE FIGHT. Solanco Family Life Network is providing increasing awareness surrounding mental holistic early intervention for students health in Lancaster County and improving access and and families in southern Lancaster County who are treatment for behavioral health care needs, especially looking to build a career and get out of poverty. Their for low-income and minority residents. UNITED WE ALL WIN. services include parenting/family life training, career • Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health training, before- and after-school programs, nutrition • Arch Street Center support, and budgeting/heating bill assistance. With • Community Services Group more than 60 organizations within the Network, they • Lancaster County Domestic Violence collaborate to address their communities’ families’ Services/CAP financial, educational, relational and emotional barriers • Lancaster Osteopathic Health Foundation to success. • WellSpan Philhaven • New Hope Community Life Ministries Plant the Seed of Learning • COBYS Family Services Plant the Seed of Learning is engaging, educating • Quarryville Library Navigation and empowering parents of children from birth • Solanco Neighborhood Ministries Navigation works with individuals and families to age 4 to plant seeds of learning through supportive • Solanco School District to connect them with resources to stabilize their environments with meaningful activities. The Partnership • Solid Rock Youth Ministries immediate needs, such as safe housing, affordable works with local hospitals, school districts and early • Southern End Community Association (SECA) child care, transportation, health care and much more. learning centers to support kindergarten transition. • Community Action Partnership of Families are educated about brain development through Lancaster County (CAP) a playful environment and leave the sessions with Systems Aligned in Learning (SAIL) • COBYS Family Services developmentally appropriate toys and books. SAIL is increasing the quality of home- • Columbia Life Network • Cocalico School District based child care by providing early • First United Methodist Church • Community Action Partnership of learning resources, materials and mentoring directly • Habitat for Humanity Lancaster County (CAP) to home-based child care providers across the County. • Hunger Free Lancaster County/ • Columbia School District Early literacy is enhanced by the mobile resource Central PA Food Bank • Conestoga Valley School District and activity van, the Be READy Rover, staffed with a • Lancaster County Council of Churches • Early Childhood Innovative Connections children’s librarian; proper nutrition is reinforced through • MidPenn Legal Services • Eastern Lancaster County School District the provision of healthy meals and snacks; and social- • PA CareerLink of Lancaster County • Ephrata Area School District emotional development is supported through evidence- • Pressley Ridge • Lampeter-Strasburg School District based training and curriculum. • School District of Lancaster • Manheim Township School District • Luthercare for Kids • Spanish American Civic Association (SACA) • Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health • COBYS Family Services • Tabor Community Services • Pequea Valley School District • Lancaster County Council of Churches • Thaddeus Stevens College of Technology • School District of Lancaster • The Library System of Lancaster County • Solanco School District • Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health Pinwheel Partners • Warwick School District Pinwheel Partners is providing access to • WellSpan Ephrata Community Hospital Together Initiative Network affordable, high-quality early care, allowing Together Initiative Network is a families to maintain stable employment while preparing Reunify, Empower, Prevent (REP) movement that empowers individuals the next generation of Lancastrians for success in REP is helping parents obtain safe, stable and families who struggle with poverty in eastern school and later life. The Partnership joins high quality housing in order to regain physical and Lancaster County. Within the Together Community early learning facilities together to collaborate, share legal custody of their children, assisting young adults Center in Paradise, they offer high quality pre- resources and expertise, as well as provide working leaving the foster system with housing and employment, kindergarten education, teen and adult life skills and families with affordable care. The Partnership aims and intervening in the event of a possible eviction or education, and dental and behavioral health services for to revitalize early care and education in Lancaster, separation of a child from their family. community members. advocate for the field of early childhood education, • CASA of Lancaster County • The Factory Ministries and above all, ensure every child in Lancaster enters • Bethany Christian Services • Bright Horizons kindergarten ready to learn. • Clare House • Community Action Partnership of • Lancaster Early Education Center • Community Services Group Lancaster County (CAP) • Community Action Partnership of • Lancaster County Children and • Community Services Group Lancaster County (CAP) Youth Social Service Agency • County Line Medical Services Elizabethtown Child Care Center • Lancaster County Coalition • Grace Point Church of Paradise • Lancaster Day Care to End Homelessness • Lancaster County Coalition to End Homelessness • Wee Care Day School • The Literacy Council of Lancaster-Lebanon • PA CareerLink of Lancaster County • Penn Medicine/Lancaster General Health • Pequea Valley School District • Tabor Community Services • United Way VITA Program • Welsh Mountain Health Centers 12 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA INVEST UNITED CIRCLE OF HONOR

PILLAR SOCIETY The Circle of Honor applauds businesses that truly support United Way’s mission. Inclusion in this Circle of Honor recognizes the quality of their The Pillar Society salutes organizations that have contributed $100,000 or workplace campaigns, employee support of and participation in United Way more through combined employee and corporate contributions. activities and other non-monetary contributions. The businesses below are star supporters of United Way of Lancaster County and champions of our credo to n Armstrong Flooring, Inc. n The Hershey Company fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in n Armstrong World Industries, Inc. n The High Companies Lancaster County. n Exelon n Penn Medicine/Lancaster n Fulton Financial Corp./Fulton Bank General Health Armstrong Flooring, Inc. Irex Corporation Armstrong World Industries, Inc. Isaac’s Restaurants Barley Snyder ITT Engineered Valves BB&T Lititz Mutual Insurance Company Certified Carpet Murray Securus Community Action Partnership of M & T Bank Lancaster County Penn Medicine / Lancaster General UNITED WAY AND Conestoga Valley School District Health County of Lancaster Precision Medical Products ORGANIZED LABOR EMPLOYEES Donegal Mutual Insurance RKL Company Rhoads Energy Corporation Electron Energy Corporation School District of Lancaster United Way of Lancaster County is proud to have a long-standing Elizabethtown Child Care Center Scantron / Harland Clarke Holding partnership with organized labor employees in Lancaster County. Working Eurofins Lancaster Laboratories Stauffers of Kissel Hill together, we ensure that working families have access to a wide range of Fulton Financial / Fulton Bank UGI Utilities vital community services. The Hershey Company Union Community Bank The High Companies WGAL8

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

Tocqueville Society members are among the United Way movement’s most longstanding and engaged partners. Nationally, members collectively invest more than half a billion dollars in community transformation. Locally, our members drive more than $500,000 into support of BOLD change here in Lancaster County.

La Table Ronde de Millions de Dollars Barb & Dick Blakinger Walt & Fran Legenstein Keith & Andrea Stauffer (Million Dollar Roundtable) Nevin & Kathleen Cooley Donald & Susan Maier Mr. James A. Stubbs Elva B. Wilson* Susan & Jerry Eckert Molly & Monty Milner Sue Suter Dr. Ron D. Ford James H. & Joan L. Moss Kevin & Denise Walling Ordre de Fraternite Bob & Patty Ford Roger & Grace Moyer Paul W. & Judy S. Ware ($75,000-$99,999) Phil & Pati Frey Summit Advisory Mr. & Mrs. Isaac H. Weaver Michael Lockhart Wendell L. Funk, MD Mr. Terence O’Day George & Nancy Weaver Jerry & Monika Glenn Joan Paxton & Wayne Paxton Mike & Sandy Wege Ordre de Liberte Vic Grizzle Marc & Carol Phillips Linda & Jeff Wright ($25,000-$49,999) John K. Herr III & M. Diane Koken Jason & Melissa Reiman Vicki & Steve Zuckerman David R. & Tamela J. Fassnacht S. Dale & Sadie High Joseph & Elizabeth Roda Steve & Susan Senkowski Colette & James Hipolit Rick & Jessica Rodgers *Deceased Membres de la Societe Donald & Boots Horn Dr. & Mrs. Robert L. & Anna M. Roschel ($10,000-$24,999) David & Jean Hosler Dave & Anne Marie Schulz We apologize if we failed to honor anyone’s William W. & Susan C. Adams Joanne M. Judge & Rick Oppenheimer Mike & Andrea Shirk generous philanthropy. Lyndell & Shannon Bair Tom & Sharon Kennedy James E. & Mary E. Shreiner Jan & Tom Bergen Stephen & Veronica Kepchar Pete & Kit Slaugh LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 13 INVEST UNITED LEGACY SOCIETY The Legacy Society recognizes United Way of Lancaster County investors who have perpetuated their giving past their lifetimes. Their planned gifts “pay it forward,” leaving a legacy that will continue to improve lives across Lancaster County.

There are a variety of ways to include United Way of Lancaster County in your will or estate plans. Some of the most popular vehicles include: n Naming United Way of Lancaster County as beneficiary in your will. n Making an outright gift of cash, appreciated stock or real estate. n Naming United Way as the beneficiary of a retirement plan. n Naming United Way as the beneficiary of an existing or new life insurance policy. n Making a gift through a charitable gift annuity.

We invite you to consider making United Way a part of your legacy. To learn more, please contact Kevin Ditzler at 717.824.8128.

GIFTS RECEIVED Estate of Dorothy Ann Haley Estate of Verna A. Scott John Gooding Estate of Arthur K. & Florence M. Hammel Estate of Helen A. Shaub Edward A. Hauck & Stefanie B. Valar Lawrence Arnold Trust Elmer E. & Virginia M. Hansell Trust Alvin W. Shenk Trust Anita Hess Victor L. Baer Trust Estate of Rodney W. Harnish Sol J. Slotkin Trust Carol D. Hess Estate of George P. Bolbach Estate of James J. High Estate of Keith Spalding Ken & Louise Hess Estate of Cora M. Burkhart In memory of J. Leroy & Pauline E. Hoeltzel Estate of Lewis H. Wessinger David E. Hosler Estate of Betty J. Cannon Estate of Charles B. Hull III Estate of George H. Wiest Suzette & Richard Kneedler Estate of John C. Carter Estate of Edmund C. Johnson Elva Boyd Wilson Fund Walt & Fran Legenstein Estate of Dorothy R. Chapman Estate of William G. Johnstone, Jr. Estate of Helen M. Witmyer Richard Haughton Livesey III Beatrice M. Clopp Trust Estate of Mary A. Kauffman Mrs. Mae F. Livesey Estate of Walter L. Connor John C. Kirchner Memorial Fund Iris S. MacRae Billy DiGilio Estate of Robert E. Knoll LETTERS OF INTENT Joe & Anna Molony Estate of Genevieve Diller Estate of Herman R. Kramm Ronald & Julie Myer Susan C. Eckert Fund Estate of Helen E. Larson Shaun Balani James E. & Mary E. Shreiner Estate of Maude M. Eshelman Gilda M. Markoski Fund Scott & Kay Burky Sue Suter Paul B. and Maude M. Eshelman Trust Estate of Virginia M. Mehler Dr. J. Frederick & Theodora M. Chairsell Ann & Ron Vail Paul B. Eshelman Trust Charles H. Miller Trust Tony & Sherry Chivinski Rick & Colleen Watson Estate of Doris Flick Margaret S. Moss Robert J. & Janice A. Cook Gladys L. Good Trust Reuel R. Rupp and Mayanna E. Rupp Trust Susan & Jerry Eckert We apologize if we failed to honor anyone’s Estate of Wyona R. Graver Mary Sachs Trust Deborah R. Gerlach generous philanthropy.

WOMEN UNITED Since its formation in 2004, United Way’s Women United has invested more than $1 million in our community and touched the lives of thousands of women and children. Bethany Novis, Chair

GOLD MEMBERS Ann S. Keim Dave & Anne Marie Schulz Meredith Brickner Kristin F. Marshall $1,000 and above Kae Kohl Susan Senkowski Jennifer Craighead Carey Anita K. Martin Susan C. Adams M. Diane Koken Stella Sexton Molly Clark Susan McMullen Kay Burky Katherine B. Kravitz, Esq. Sharon M. Sherban Steve & Patti Deck Michelle Rondonelli Susan G. Burlingame Wendy Lance Deidre W. Simmons Deborah Diehl Susan E. Savage Linda L. Castagna Fran Legenstein Sheila L. Snyder Lisa M. Eldridge Dr. Brenda J. Smoker Michelle Dahlkemper Lynda W. Limpert Ms. Christina M. Springer Denise Elliott Barbara H. Snyder Gloria E. Degler, CFP, CDFA Julia Livingston Ellen St. Cyr Maria DiStravolo Elliott Mary L. Steffy Susanne H. Dombrowski M. Michelle McCann Robin D. Stauffer Michele Gardner Diane & Ed Supple Lois Dostalik Pam McDonald Patricia Stockwell John W. Gerlach Nancy J. Tulli Tamela J. Fassnacht Julie McNamara Eleanor H. Strayer Jill E. Gilbert Genise L. Wade Sharon L. Fillmann Theresa Mongiovi Sue Suter Teri L. Good Stacie C. Wagner N.K. Frank Grace E. Moyer Carol Szutowicz Elizabeth M. Groff Alyssa Livengood Waite Susan J. Garofola Crystal A. Natan Bernadette Taylor Jennifer L. Groff Sonja Waters Michelle S. Gibbons Dr. Jeanne H. Neff Anna L. Thomas Denise C. Hartman Jennifer Zimmerman Kathy Pandelidis Granbois, Esq. Bethany Novis Janet Treer Daphne Z. Hathaway Kimberly Grizzle Olga Novokreshchenov Ann Treier Vanessa M. Iliffe Anonymous (4) Barbara E. Hall Joan K. Paxton Kris Weeks Wendy G. Jarrett Melissa Hartman Carol Y. Phillips Linda Wright Melania Jasinkski We apologize for any omissions of Carol D. Hess Susan Rhoades Bob Kim Gold or Silver members. We also M. Louise Hess Elizabeth Roda SILVER MEMBERS Joanne B. Ladley thank supporters who invested Sadie High Jeffrey & Elizabeth Ross $500-$999 Jen Lauver gifts under $500 in Women United’s Cheryl Irwin-Bass Joyce Saeger Sharon Allen-Spann Kim Lemon mission. Joanne M. Judge Amy L. Sahm Anne Beiler Rhoda M. Allison E. Schlegelmilch Michael Biggerstaff Maureen Gimpel Maley 14 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA INVEST UNITED LEADERSHIP SOCIETY

DIAMOND LEADERS Thomas Malone Jackolyn Brinkman & Raymond A. Timothy W. Pramik Harry G. Barnes $7,500-$9,999 Bess & Art Mann Bures Kathy Prime-Sposito Angela Bartoch Michael & Katherine Granbois Stephen & Mary McNamara Kevin & Laura Burke James A. Probolus & Marianne Douglas & Tami Barton Vicki & Mike McCarty Robert & Linda Miller James & Denise Cassel Smith Nelson & Sandy Behmer Beth & Dominic Rice Carol A. Moody Marcia Clingenpeel David & Pam Reist David & Deborah Bendit Theresa A. Mongiovi Mr. & Mrs. Harry O. Connell, III Sean & Cheri Reynolds Scott Bennett PLATINUM LEADERS Paul A. & Jane M. Mueller Judith G. Cook Sue & Dennis Rhoades Bryan Bergstresser $5,000-$7,499 Teresa A. Murray Paul & Ellen Corr Clint & Deanna Rider Jose A. Betancourt-Alicea John T. Bertz Nancy & Craig Nadig Margaret Costella & Russell Donn & Terri Ridley Dr. & Mrs. Fred Beyer Kathryn & Steven Borkgren Patrick Nolan Strickland Scott D. Rigney Robert E. & Marie P. Bini Douglas & Karyn Cadle Mark & Bethany Novis The Courtois Family Deborah M. Rivera Jim & Karen Biondolillo Mark & Patty Fitzgerald Krystyna & Peter Oleske Jennifer Craighead Carey & Greg Charles Romberger Denise Bird Earl A. & Christina Furman Art & Marcia Pangburn Carey Frank J. Rosol, Jr. Richard E. & Rachel Bird Scott & Lynn Fyfe Randy & Phyllis Patterson Annalisa Crannell & Neil Gussman Curtis L. Rounds Andrew R. Black John & Susan Garofola Scott P. Pellman Forest & Kelly Crigler Barb & Cliff Royer Joelle & Jamey Block Bernice K. Gerhart Lori & Elwood Pickell Gary & Jane Davidson Samantha Santoro Tim & Amy Blouch Jim & Marcie Mack Timothy & Jennifer Riley Michael & Debra DeBerdine R. Clair & Doris Sauder Matt Blyth Philip & Gretchen Miller Glenn & Amy Roe Michael & Lori DePorter Carol & Phillip Schonour Robert & Reba Bolinger Ed & Michelle Monborne John & Joyce Saeger Sara Diffenbach Shawn & Wendy Serfass Tim & Wendy Booker Stephen Murray & Anne Jackson Amy L. Sahm Dean A. Divittore Robert & Diane Shenk Debbie Bortz Curtis & Kimberly Myers Michael & Stella Sexton Sharron T. Eckel Mary Ann Shirk John & Joanne Bowman Tim & Sheila Oostdyk William & Lori Shook Jim & Julie Englert Dr. Mary Grace Simcox Stephanie M. Bracke Ellen & Paul Romano Barbara & David Singer Sharon L. Fillmann Steven B. Smith Joy & Tim Bradley Jeffrey & Virginia Rush E. Follin Smith Francis S. Fox Sheila L. Snyder Kay Brady Mark & Andrea Stanley Hal & Brenda Smoker Frederick A. Freed Dan & Georgia Steinbacher Joseph T. Breneman, II Stephen & Patricia Stockwell Bob & Robin Stauffer James & Jean Fullerton James F. Stewart David Breniser & Pamela Minnick John & Pam Stoner Jeffrey & Shellie Sterner Brett J. Gagnon Susan L. Stone M. Brickner Dan Stolzer Henry H. & Joan Gibbel Rick Stoudt Patricia A. Brogan GOLD LEADERS Mr. & Mrs. Chester & Suzanne William & Monica Glick Mark & Maria Swomley Richard & Nancy Brown $2,500-$4,999 Szczepanski Jeffrey A. Goldman Bruce & Leslie Tahsler Whit Buckwalter Deborah Arcoleo Bernadette Taylor & Matt Early Darryl & Dominique Gordon Donald & Melanie Totaro Nik Buescher John & Maureen Bassett Beth Terry Ignatius Grillo Richard C. Troutman David Burdyn Dr. Philip Bayliss Mr. & Mrs. Jack Treier Kyle & Corinne Grimes David & Peggy Truesdale Kimberly Burky Michael Biggerstaff Michael Walmer & Elizabeth Ms. Mary Heiser Paul Trunk Susan G. Burlingame Joseph Bondi Masciale-Walmer John & Frances Hillenbrand Russell & Catherine Urban Tom Busch Scott & Kay Burky E. Philip & Kim Wenger Thomas Himmelsbach Celeste & Michael Van Belle David & Corinne Bush Frank J. Byorick Eric & Kristin Wenger Yon & Nichole Hinkle Joanne H. Walmer William Buss Ed & Mindy Carreras Camille Werzowa Steven & Kathleen Hynicka Michael & Kerri Weaver Christie Byerly Melody C. Dillman Chuck & Diane White Kevin Johnson Clifford J. Wengert Peter & Carol Caddick Jesse A. Dillon Kristin Wiest & Michael Winters Mark & Deborah Kauffman Michele L. Whitley Harland Carney Beverley Doody Lynn & Ed Wise, Jr. Barry M. Kemper Sheri & Allen W. Whittemore Linda L. Castagna Keith G. Dorman The Honorable Thomas W. Wolf Scott & Wendy Kimmel Jeffrey G. Williamson Jerry & Karen Chase James D. Eatherton Bruce & Helen Wolstoncroft Scott & Rose Krause Kelly Wolfe Betsy Chivinski Colette & Steve Evans Serena Wu & Robert Ross Timothy A. Kuhn David Wright Craig & Nancy Clinger Glenn W. and Leslee R. Forman Susan Wynne James R. Kulp Mr. & Mrs. Andrew B. Yehl, Sr. John George Coleman, Sr. David & Karen Frank Stacey & Robert Youcis Joe & Kristy Legenstein John Yoder Dixie D. College Tom & Jennifer Goldbach Jeffrey Youngquist Mitch & Michelle Long Mark & Teresa Zettlemoyer Edward L. Conjar Susan Green Andrew J. Zulkosky Michael J. Lorelli Dan Conrad Thomas P. Haaf Tracy & Aaron Marines Earl Cook Amanda K. Hastings SILVER LEADERS Mr. & Mrs. James & Susan Maurer BRONZE LEADERS Steven Cook Joshua Hauser $1,500-$2,499 Pam McDonald $1,000-$1,499 Dave & Sharon Cookson Kenneth E. & M. Louise Hess David W. Atherholt Ray McGlew Kimberly VanEsveld Adams John D. Cox Steven & Elizabeth High Eric & Laura Athey Mr. & Mrs. Bernard J. McGrann Greg & Carole Adkins Jill & Ed Crager Paul & Caroline Hoffer Tom & Susan Baldrige Kirsten & Tom McKinney Joe & Deb Arthur Matthew & Brianne Cramer Bjork Hupfeld Carolyn J. Beam Kristina & Henri McVey Stacy Artz Michele Crum Andrew & Kara Jones Richard W. & Cheryl L. Bennett Ronnie & Ilse Medlock Amy & Jeffrey Artz Andy & Tracy Cutler Ron & Denise Kennedy Nancy L. Bieber Crystal A. Natan The Ashley Family Michelle Dahlkemper Deb & Chuck Kereczman Jessie Bixler Leo L. Newcomer, III Thomas M. Aslin Bret & Pam Daniels Katherine B. Kravitz, Esq Dan & Cindy Blakinger Jeremy Nieli Donald L. & Thelma K. Aurand Seth & Mary Beth Davidson James Ku Beth Bowers John O’Quinn Pamela & Matthew Bacharach Steve & Patti Deck Scott & Leslie Kulis Anne L. & Robert K. Bowman Andy & Keri Paladino Mr. Lester R. Baker Meka DeCoteau Deb & Darren Lechner Alan & Joann Brayman Parisi Family Kyle Baldwin Gloria E. Degler, CFP, CDFA Robert & Linda Macina Kathleen J. Bucher Renee Pilotti David E. Barber DeGoede Family LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 15 INVEST UNITED

John Del Vecchio Dawn A. Helm Paul Letavic Chad Quivers Shawn White Den Bleyker Family Kevin Henry Benton & Alison Levengood Rick & Vanessa Rankin Lars & Amy White Dr. Vito DiCamillo & Ms. Debra Miguel & Mara Heras Pam & Kirk Liddell Stephanie Reese Anthony Wiker Houpt Scott W. Hess Bruce & Lyn Limpert Todd & Jodie Reinhart Susan J. Wilson Joan Dickinson J. Robert & Nancy Hess Susan & John Lines Timothy D. Rhodes Troy & Cindy Wingenroth Nicholas R. Diggins Anita F. Hess Paul & Jan Lipinsky Heather Lynn Rice Nathan & Michelle Wingert Kevin & Cara Ditzler Gregory & April High Jonathan & Kelly Litofsky Andrea Riefenstahl John C. Wood, MD Robert & Abby Dodds Suzanne High-Schenck & Kurt Mark & Julia Livingston Jesus Rodriguez Scott & Holly Zieber Ernie & Donna Doerschuk Schenck Dana L. Lowery Marc & Correen Russo Jennifer Zimmerman Susanne & Frank Dombrowski Joseph & Beth Ann Hinnenkamp Alan P. Lubas Todd & Angie Sargent Mark & Mary Zimmerman James J. Dougherty, III Mr. & Mrs. Hockenberry Mr. & Mrs. George A. Ludwig Joseph Savage Mr. & Mrs. Edward Zook Kathleen C. Dougherty, MD Danielle J. Hoffer Scott A. Lutz Beverly & John Schantz Jeffrey L. & Jane I. Druce Jennifer Hood Mr. & Mrs. Anthony M. Macinanti Allison Schlegelmilch Anonymous (73) Durrett Family Patrick & Amy Hopkins Michelle Macys Andrea & John Schmid Dennis M. Echternach David & Barbara Hornberger Dave P. Madonna David Schneider **This list was created on June 20, Jeannette & Geoff Eddowes Kathy Lynn Horne Jill Ranck Maguire Michelle Schori 2018. We apologize if your name Tamara & Kurt Engel Jeffrey & Alicia Horst Mr. & Mrs. William Mahler Jeanine & Jeff Schreiber was omitted. Duane Enterline Paul Hough Kurt & Lynn Malick Tim & Linda Schuetze Timothy C. & Janet L. Fake Phil & Pam Houseal Beth & Jim Malkowski Gary & Chrstina Seldomridge Norma J. Ferdinand Sheri Howe Edward & Lynn Maloney Angela M. Senft Debbi S. Fetter Richard Hull Richard Manning Troy D. Sensenich Scott & Laura Fiore Grant & Judi Hummer The Marshall Family J. & Nicole Seroky Carolyn Flint Richard W. Humphreys Brian & Kathleen Massar Crystal Shaw Matthew M. Floyd Jace A. Ingham John & Melissa Mattilio Jane M. Sheckard Michael D. Flynn Ed Jablonski Don & Michelle McCann Sharon M. Sherban Timothy P. Flynn Richard L. Jackson Mr. & Mrs. David A. & Faith C. Mike Shifflet Ann & Ray Foley Alan Jacobs McCausland Richard Shindle Beth & Mitchell Forry Dan & Wendy Jarrett John E. McClintock Dr. Hilda Shirk & Dr. Wes Farmer James Frain Brandy Jenkins Melissa Ann McCollough Katherine Shope David & Jennifer Freedman Michael Patrick John William McCune Michael & Wendy Shupp Paul W. Frick Andrew & Kara Jones Alix McFee Craig Sikora Darren & Katrina Fritz Parker Jones Steve & Chris McLean Whitney Simione Mark C. Gangl Stuart & Veronica Juppenlatz Susan L. McMullen Deidre W. Simmons Kenneth Gebhard Dan & Rachel Jurman Julie McNamara Shane Sites Jeremy Ryan Geib Mark Katkovcin Scott & Lisa McNelis Teffanie Ness Smeltzer Steven J. Geisenberger & Christine Craig & Kisha Kauffman Mary Jo H. Medura Mark & Jennifer Smith T. Sable Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Kehl Jason Meekins Philip & Erin Smith Marjorie Gerhardt Dr. Ann S. Keim Tracey L. Metzler William & Patricia Snyder Judith Geyer Michael & Bernadette Kelly Pat & Steve Meyers Jessica Snyder Paul Casale & Alexandra Gibas Jamison Kelsey Aaron Miller Tom & Michele Souders Henry R. & Jolyn Gibbel N. K. Frank Elli & Jon Miller Ellen St. Cyr Michelle & Mike Gibbons Bill & Ellen Kepler Jeffrey D. Miller The Stabler Family Michel & Karen Gibeault Peter Kerekgyarto Michael A. Miller Eleanor H. Strayer Bonnie Glover Sheila Ketterer Lynn A. Mills James & Victoria Stuccio Kenneth M. Goddu Kim, Jubum Krista B. Mize Derick Swartz Linford & Velma Good Bob C. Kim Anna & Joseph T. Molony Jeff & Danielle Tankesley Gooding Group Foundation Cathy Koenig Michael, Macy, Charlie & Emilie DaWit Teklai Molly Greenwood Nicole & Keith Koger Mosner John W. & Anne B. Tennis Cy & Deb Greenya Kae Kohl David F. Moyer James H. & Judy L. Thomas Jennifer Groff Mary Ellen & Bill Kopetz Paul X. Murphy Ronda P. Toews Lindsey Groft Robert M. & Hale A. Krasne Scott & Amber Murr MaryJo Touchinsky Sally D. Groome Bonnie & Steve Kraybill Mr. & Mrs. Earl M. Myers Stephen W. Trapnell Jeffrey F. Grundhoffer Donna & Karl Kreiser Jeanne H. Neff Jonathan Ulmer Barbara Hall Susan L. Kresge Ryan & Cara Neff Wanda J. Underkoffler Chuck & Mary Hansen Eric D. Krimmel Bob & Mimi Newcomer Robert Urban Kenneth & Linda Harnish Robert C. & Ann M. Krissinger Michael D. Nicodemus Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Valen Jeffrey L. Harsh David & Holly Kutz Olga Novokreshchenov Alison & John van Harskamp Cynthia Hart Wendy & Jay Lance Tammy L. Ober Pam Vnenchak, MD Melissa Hartman Jason Lassiter Trevor L. Orth Frederick & Marilyn Vos Denise C. Hartman & Kevin P. Jim A. Laughman Jim & Marcia Ostrowski Genise L. Wade Hartman Adam & Peggy Lawrence Victoria & Richard Paoletti Glenn & Gail Walz Ed Hauck & Stefanie Valar David J. Leaman John C. Perate Grant Weaber Andrea & Brian Heberlein Don & Joanne Lee Robert Joseph Poli D. Michael Weaver Phil & Karen Heckert Marcia & Larry Lefever James J. Polinsky Diane C. Weber Wes & Amy Heidel Mark & Stephanie Legenstein John J. Popielarski Kris Weeks The Heim Family Mr. & Mrs. Anthony F. Legenstein Darryl & Michele Preziosi Peter & Robin Wengrenovich 16 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA INVEST UNITED

EMERGING LEADERS SOCIETY

A collective of young professionals who support United Way of Lancaster County and Open to young professionals 21-40, members of our Emerging Leaders will see first- the community by volunteering 26 or more hours each year and, although there is hand the difference they make impacting lives and creating lasting change for now no yearly donation requirement to join, we suggest giving $5 per week to Lancaster County. Membership allows you to network with other young support our community’s Four Bold Goals. We believe that through the gift of time, professionals, make a difference in our community and strengthen your personal and talent and treasure we will create a focused group of individuals, committed to professional connections. Please contact Tara Zilling for more information: becoming our County’s future philanthropic leaders. [email protected] or 717.824.8113

Abbie Acker Nicholas R. Diggins Josh & Catherine Hauser Jason D. Murrey Kevin A. Sheppard Steven P. Ackerman Chelsie A. Dimmig Stephanie J. Henrich Brian Naff Susan L. Shue Ashley L. Adams Cara M. Ditzler Thomas J. Henry Craig Nebel Melissa Sikorski William R. Adams Carey S. DuPont Laura E. Herr Kerry Newcomer Ashley N. Silvestri Robert Addis David M. Ecenrode Curtis Hershey Olga Novokreshchenov Whitney Simione Brian L. Allison Kierstin E. Eck Kelsey E. Hogan Nicholas T. Nunemaker Rachael Simmons Christian Andrews Lisa M. Eckman Matthew J. Huber Amanda O’Neil Jeffrey D. Smith Jennifer L. Andrews Eric Eckman Joshua Jeffers Ginely Ortiz Kimberly Snyder Santana Ashford Denise E. Elliott, Esq. Uriah E. Jolley Justin A. Ostoforoff Amy Soto Michael S. Axe Brandon Engle Baron Jones Phialy Pha Lauren M. Speicher Ethan M. Bachman Keith C. Enochs Mr. & Mrs. Andrew D. Kehl Ms. Mishelle Pinzon Bill & Laurie Stadden Douglas G. Balmer Patricia Espinosa-Vargas William C. Keiser Mary Porter John N. Stauffer Melissa Behler Corey R. Faus John W. Kenneff Amanda Prusch Dylan P. Steinfelt Joshua M. Benner Zachary S. Feltch Peter Kerekgyarto Diana Rambler Karilyn Stoltzfus Stefany E. Bertz Jennifer N. Fimmano Lindsay Kitchen Kieron Ramos Amy Sumpman Brandon Beversluis Melissa A. Fisher Grayce Langheine Rebecca B. Reich Saurus C. Toogood Julie R. Bittenbender Kevin R. Flanagan Jason Lassiter Christopher D. Ressler Kathryne A. Torres Megan Blackmon Brett & Christine Frey Sondra J. Laub Paulina Reyes Justin K. Trimble Matthew T. Bodine Ms. Dana Fryberger Anh K. Le Emma L. Rice Christopher Troiano Adrian Bonnell Lestie Fuentes Mark & Stephanie Legenstein Grace M. Rieff Rodney R. Trout Nicole Brandt Jonathan D. Garber Ethan T. Lindsey Beth Rinehart Joseph Vogt Kyle D. Breidenstein Trevor Garner Matthew R. Long Felix H. Roa-Disla Jessica & Robert Weidenhammer Jonathan Brein Rachel L. Gatto Luis E. Lopez Jesus Rodriguez Scott Wengrenovich Aleisha L. Brixius Lindsay Gelorme Kate Maher Michelle Rondinelli Jen Wennerholt Amanda Brown Kristy L. Gergal Lindsey R. Marchant Edward Roth Taylor West Andrea Byorick Juliet Glenn Kristin F. Marshall Andrew S. Rusniak Randi L. Whitman Marcia E. Caldwell Ashley R. Gordon Kendall L. Martin Samuel E. Saez Shaun L. Wilhelm Carlos O. Carattini Amanda Gray Adryan J. Martinez Jose Sanabria Tawnya Williammee Matthew T. Carnes Jason S. Greenwood Jennifer L. Martz Geneva R. Sauder Jordan Willis Matthew D. Carrington Kyle & Corinne Grimes Daniel P. McCauley Joseph P. Schalk Leslie D. Wireback James & Denise Cassel Lindsey Groft Michael F. McKenna Gregory S. Scheuchenzuber Missy Wise Jonathan M. Clark M. Hunter Gross Lauren R. McNeely Thomas D. Schwalm Emma Geiger-Gray Meggie A. Clifford Steven Guenther Bryan Meier Luke H. Senkowski John C. Wood, MD Erin Conahan Jessica E. Guntz Dale Miller Michael & Stella Sexton Denise F. Yellets Earl Cook Matthew Haar Joseph P. Miller Crystal Shaw Joshua W. Zeager Randy Cooper Samuel Hamaker Maranda L. Miller Stephen & Courtney Shaw Tara E. Zilling Shannan L. David Alison M. Hamby Elizabeth A. Montijo Chris R. Sheets Ashley A. Davis Cynthia Hart Rob Murphy Amie Shellenberger Abigail DeJesus Lauren Hathaway Scott Murr Scott A. Shenk *Anonymous (15) LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 17 INVEST UNITED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION Year ended June 30, 2017

ASSETS LIABILITIES CURRENT ASSETS: CURRENT LIABILITIES: Cash and Cash Equivalents ...... $1,697,757 Partnership Allocations Payable ...... $2,199,617 Pledges Receivable ...... $1,925,159 Accounts Payable, Trade ...... $92,202 (less allowance for uncollectible pledges of $388,000) Due to Designated Agencies ...... $315,369 Accounts Receivable ...... $26,923 Due to Other Organizations and Grantees ...... $331,069 Grants Receivable ...... $136,783 Accrued Expenses ...... $56,633 Investment Interest Receivable ...... $13,263 Accrued Salaries and Wages ...... $54,007 Prepaid Expenses/Other ...... $28,522 TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES ...... $3,048,897 TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS ...... $3,828,407 LONG-TERM LIABILITIES: OTHER ASSETS: Pension Contribution Payable ...... $369,969 Cash - Permanently Restricted ...... $0 TOTAL LIABILITIES ...... $3,418,866 Receivables - Long Term ...... $0 Investments - Unrestricted ...... $3,411,902 NET ASSETS Investments - Temporarily Restricted ...... $412,624 Unrestricted ...... $2,110,953 Investments - Permanently Restricted ...... $245,248 Temporarily Restricted ...... $2,391,244 Investment - Certificate of Participation ...... $224,192 Permanently Restricted ...... $822,402 TOTAL OTHER ASSETS ...... $4,293,966 TOTAL NET ASSETS ...... $5,324,599

EQUIPMENT, NET OF ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION ...... $43,938 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS ...... $8,743,465 BENEFICIAL INTEREST IN PERPETUAL TRUST ...... $577,154 A copy of the financial statement for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2017, audited by certified TOTAL ASSETS ...... $8,743,465 public accountants engaged by United Way of Lancaster County, is available by request.

FIND HELP. GET CONNECTED TO SERVICES. GIVE HELP. VOLUNTEER IN YOUR COMMUNITY 2-1-1 connects you with information about aging services, child and youth services, Looking for a way to share your time and talents as a volunteer? counseling, education/training, food resources, health services, housing/shelter, Seeking a pool of eager volunteers to help your nonprofit organization with a short- or parenting, substance abuse, support groups, volunteering, and more. Every year, long-term project? more than 35,000 Lancaster County individuals and organizations reach out to United Way’s 2-1-1 service for free and confidential information and referrals. Each year, 15,000 caring individuals and families give back to their Lancaster County Connect with 2-1-1 today: community through volunteer service. United Way’s Volunteer Center is the one-stop source of volunteer service opportunities from hundreds of organizations. These 2-1-1 include nonprofit, health and human service, educational, faith-based, environmental, and animal protection agencies.

PHONE TEXT DATABASE SOCIAL Learn more about our Volunteer Center: LIVEUNITEDLANCASTER.ORG/VOLUNTEER 2-1-1 YOUR ZIP CODE TO 898211 PA211EAST.ORG @PA211EAST 18 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA LIVEUNITED

HONORARIA & MEMORIALS

In honor of these very special people: In memory of Elizabeth Ann (Betty) In memory of Stella H. Hemming, from: In honor of Elva Boyd Wilson, from: Donahue, from: n Patricia Bostelman n Tamara Donnelly Glass and n Ben Eison n Linda Cannon Brian Glass n Katherine J. Granbois n Chester Films, Inc. n Dan Jurman n Cynthia Creech (and family) In memory of these very special people: n Walt Legenstein n Antoinette Ercolano In memory of Michael D. Green, from: n Maureen Gimpel Maley n Sherman and Jacqueline Foote n Mrs. Arlene G. Stewart n Stephen Nieli n Kent State University Foundation n Randy Patterson n Kristin Rehder and Sue Washburn In memory of June Anne Bush, from: n Victor Ramos n Carol and Alec Strasser n Cheryl Girvin n Beverly Wise n David and Lynn Stakem n Susan Wynne In memory of George Geraci, from: n Jim Sahd

VITA IMPACTS LIVES! GIVE BACK. WIN BIG! United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program helps ease the burden many families face living paycheck to paycheck and $10,000 Cash Prize offers a springboard to a brighter future. Flooring Makeover In 2018, United Way’s VITA Program filed 10,058 taxreturns, an ($5,000 value) increase of 15% over 2017. VITA’s dedicated volunteer tax preparers VISA® Gift Card saved our Lancaster ($2,500 value) County neighbors more Year-Long Family Fun Center than $2.7M in tax prep Gift Package ($2,500 value) fees and put nearly Gas Card $12.5M of refunds back ($2,500 value) into their bank accounts! Four 2020 Season Tickets ($2,400 value)

Travel Certificate ($1,500 value) Painter-for-a-Day

You will be automatically entered for a chance(s) to win one of the prizes when you make a pledge of $100 or more! Make a pledge of $100 - $199 and receive ONE chance to win. Make a pledge of $200 - $299 and receive TWO chances to win. Make a pledge of $300 or more and receive THREE chances to win. All qualifying pledges received before May 31, 2019 at 11:59pm EST will be automatically entered! For complete rules, visit LiveUnitedLancaster.org/GiveBackWinBig. No purchase or contribution necessary.

UNITED WE FIGHT. UNITED WE ALL WIN.

For more information, contact LiveUnitedLancaster.org/VITA LANCASTER, PA | LNP UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 19 LIVE UNITED UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Officers Members Board Chair Vice Chair, Resource Dan Betancourt Kyle Grimes Willonda McCloud Ted Sickler Kathy Pandelidis Development Community First Fund WGAL TV 8 Bright Side Opportunities LNP Media Group Granbois, Esq. Don Maier Center Saxton & Stump LLC Armstrong Flooring, Inc. Michael Biggerstaff Dan Jurman Jordan S. Steffy Nxtbook Media Community Action Lynn Mills, CPA Children Deserve a Immediate Past Chair Secretary Partnership Walz Group Chance Foundation Randy S. Patterson Robin D. Stauffer Dr. Brian Bliss City of Lancaster The High Companies Solanco School District Peter D. Kerekgyarto Theresa Mongiovi, Esq. J. Richard Thomas Beers + Hoffman Brubaker Connaughton Community Volunteer Vice Chair, Collective Impact 2018-2019 Campaign Chair Alex Brame Architecture Goss & Lucarelli LLC Dr. Brenda Smoker Dominic Rice BB&T Janet Treer Community Volunteer Armstrong Flooring, Inc. James Laughman Victor Ramos The Treer Group Tim Dunigan PerformCare Harrisburg Area Vice Chair, Finance Johnson & Johnson Community College Pastor Steve Verkouw Steve Nieli, CFA USW Local 10-670 Walt Legenstein Grace Lutheran Church PNC Wealth Management Certified Carpet Dr. Damaris Rau Ben Eison School District of Vice Chair, Marketing & Community Volunteer Maureen Gimpel Lancaster Communications Maley, Esq. Susan Wynne Scott F. Fiore Penn National Gaming Angela Sargent Penn Medicine/ TriStarr Staffing Fulton Financial Lancaster General Health Corporation

YOU ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

As we tackle the problems plaguing many of the county’s residents, we’d like to thank our many dedicated and compassionate volunteers, donors and partners. Your generosity enables United Way to make life- changing impact in our community. Many lives in Lancaster County were impacted this year due to your support and we will continue to work collaboratively to ensure that families are economically stable, youth are prepared to succeed, and that all our neighbors are healthy. Together, we will make Lancaster County a better place for all.

United we fight. United we ALL win. 20 SEPTEMBER 9, 2018 UNITED WAY OF LANCASTER COUNTY LNP | LANCASTER, PA

Prize Bridge Awards photo courtesy of NSBA The High companies are proud supporters of the United Way of Lancaster County.

High and its co-workers share the United Way vision of a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability, and healthy lives. Each year, High conducts a corporate campaign to help United Way partners in the communities in which we live, work, and play. High co-workers have demonstrated their generosity by giving their time, talent, and financial support for the needs of vulnerable populations.

Thanks to High co-workers, the United Way, and to all in our communities who help us Live United.

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