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2015 ANNUAL REPORT

ZI // AGE 6 Read her story, and others inside! A Year of APPRECIATION

AVA // AGE 3 // LOS ANGELES, CA

2 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 There is nothing more gratifying than the hundreds of letters and photos we CURRENT UHCCF receive that share the impact a grant has had on a child’s and family’s life. OFFICERS 2015 was another productive year for the UnitedHealthcare Children’s MATT PETERSON Foundation (UHCCF), thanks to our wonderful supporters! President

We reached another milestone, celebrating the giving of our 10,000th grant GAYLE WOODIS Executive Director in September. The Foundation couldn’t be more pleased, or proud. UHCCF's mission every day is to improve children’s lives and help families gain access DAVID HARVEY to the care they need. 10,000 grants is a good beginning, but we’re just getting Treasurer started. We’re looking forward to helping thousands more in 2016. TERI HOVSEPIAN Assistant Treasurer Overall, UHCCF awarded 1,992 medical grants worth an estimated $4.8 million AMY SCHNEIDER in 2015. The Foundation has also implemented many new outreach programs to Legal Counsel “spread the word” so we can help even more children – with a goal of awarding and Secretary 2,100 grants nationwide in 2016.

A special thank you to everyone who contributed to the Foundation during the Giving Campaign. We couldn’t do this without your support. Over 9,000 employees across the UnitedHealth Group enterprise raised nearly $1.7 million for the Foundation. Matched dollar-for-dollar by UnitedHealth Group, the campaign will fund more than $3.3 million and will generate more than 1,000 UHCCF grants for children and families in 2016.

With great support from our regional and local markets, UHCCF hosted 13 regional awareness and fundraising events during 2015. Notably, our annual flagship Golf Classic at Hazeltine fundraiser was once again a huge success – raising more than $1 million in donations for UHCCF. Fundraising bike rides, golf tournaments and other events also contributed much-needed donations for our mission.

We are grateful to all the board members, employees, team members, volunteers, supporting business partners and corporate sponsors who donated their time, talents and generosity to the Foundation. While we are so proud of all that we have done, We know the true heroes are the children who benefit from UHCCF medical grants. Together we DO change lives.

Matt Peterson MATT PETERSON JackJACK WICKENS Wickens President, UHCCF Chairman, UHCCF Board of Directors

UHCCF.ORG | 3 Culture Ambassadors Participate in the 10,000th Grant Celebration To celebrate the 10,000th UHCCF grant, UnitedHealth Group Culture Ambassadors held more than 20 social responsibility events in September and October to donate “Little Book - Big Laughs Joke Books" across the country. One such event included more than 100 ambassadors who assembled kits including brochures and joke books. Volunteers delivered books to organizations nationwide such as Make-A-Wish, Ronald McDonald House, Read to Succeed, Project Sunshine and other children’s hospitals, public schools and clinics.

Volunteerism, children and smiles are what drive UHCCF's mission.

Facebook Likes Grow to More than 10,000! The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation’s Facebook page has been an integral part of the organization’s communications. 2015 ended by surpassing 10,000 likes, which is great growth for the UHCCF mission. Please follow us on Facebook.com/UHCCF to keep up to date on what’s happening throughout the year. Your share could mean all of the difference in the world to a family who learns about UHCCF medical grant opportunities for their child.

4 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 our 10,000th grant! UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation reached a new milestone in September, awarding the 10,000th grant to a Florida family to help pay for updated hearing aids for their 5-year-old twin boys. The boys, Cole and Jake, were diagnosed with hearing loss at just over a year old and have been wearing hearing aids ever since. “We were thrilled to hear that we received a grant from the UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation that would help each of the twins. The grant has enabled us to purchase hearing aids with more updated technology, and we are already seeing the boys respond to sounds they weren’t hearing previously. We can’t wait to watch as they continue to enjoy the activities they love so much – soccer, the beach, playing with their older brother – but with better access to the sounds around them.” Said parents Peggy and Eric.

Videos of Cole and Jake and other UHCCF grant families can be found at YouTube.com/UHCCF.

JAKE & COLE // AGE 5 JACKSONVILLE, FL

UHCCF.ORG | 5 EMPLOYEE giving Thank You to Our Stars

The UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving Campaign reached employees across the country in 2015. Over 9,000 UnitedHealth Group employees pledged more than $3.3 million to UHCCF, which includes the UnitedHealth Group match.

UnitedHealth Group employee donations count for nearly two-thirds of UHCCF's grant funds each year, proving that UnitedHealth Group employees are vital to maintaining and growing the Foundation.

The UnitedHealth Group Giving Campaign also allows the Foundation to share UHCCF's story and make a direct connection with the greater UnitedHealth Group family. We are incredibly grateful for the ongoing generosity of UnitedHealth Group employees. Together we DO change lives.

JACKSON // AGE 6 // NEWARK, OH Jackson loves the great outdoors. He also has spinal cord neuroblastoma which causes decreased motor function – but he doesn’t let that slow him down. His grant provided intensive therapy, making it possible for him to get out of his wheelchair and enjoy nature with his walker.

6 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 TOGETHER WE DO CHANGE LIVES To encourage early reading and healthy living among children, UnitedHealthcare donated UHCCF-branded reading stations, Oliver & Hope books and joke books to community-based organizations and clinics in California and Nevada. A group reading event highlighted each reading station donation. UnitedHealthcare employees joined children and families, community leaders, local elected officials and UnitedHealthcare mascot Dr. Health E. Hound for a reading circle featuring the UHCCF Oliver & Hope books.

In December, UnitedHealthcare also donated UHCCF books to more than 100 Las Vegas–area schools as part of an initiative to encourage early literacy and spur students to continue reading Oliver & Hope were on hand for reading stations, live book readings and other literacy events. over the holiday break.

2015 READING INITIATIVE EVENTS:

June Next Move Shelter, CA Wellspring Women’s Center, CA YMCA at Naval Medical Center, CA Sacramento Children’s Home Crisis Nurseries, CA Ibarra Family Health Center, CA July Clara’s House Clinic, CA Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento, CA August YMCA of Sacramento, CA San Ysidro Health Center, CA September Vista Community Clinic in Oceanside, CA October Several Reno–area Schools and Health Clinics, NV WellSpace Dental Clinics in Sacramento, CA December 100 Las Vegas–area Schools, NV Southwest Medical Associates Health Clinics, NV

UHCCF.ORG | 7 “Cheers” to Fashion and New Friends In 2015 UHCCF held events that catered to audiences across the country. More than 1,200 UHCCF supporters gathered at downtown luxury hotels in Chicago, Boston, Minneapolis and Austin to enjoy fine wine and hors d’oeuvres, local vendors, silent and live auctions, and shopping marketplaces that included Max Martin designer shoes. Haute couture fashion shows were presented by Tracey Tarantino of Zzazz Productions and featured fashions from Project Runway designer Peach Carr, among many other designers and special guests. “It was simply fabulous,” said many of the event attendees.

Thank you to all who made these events possible.

Grant Recipient, Jayden with Auctioneer, Wendy Lambert. The “Bling Rings” were popular fundraisers.

Everyone had a fabulous time. “Best in Shoe” winner with JJ Valentin.

8 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team Rolls for a Good Cause

The UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team has been an ongoing partner of UHCCF to help raise funds and awareness for the Foundation. Each year the team dedicates one important race to honor a UHCCF grant recipient and donates the prize money earned to the Foundation.

The 2015 race was the Littleton Criterium in Littleton, Colorado, and featured two UHCCF grant recipients, brothers Daniel (11) and Tristan (9), who were both diagnosed with genetic hearing loss. UHCCF was able to assist with the expense of hearing aids for both boys. “Pros for the Day” Daniel and Tristan.

In addition, the team contributed a total of $60,000 in cash and in-kind donations to UHCCF in 2015, participated in the UHCCF Velo & Vines Century Ride in Healdsburg, California, and the Minneapolis Century Ride in Eden Prairie, Minnesota.

ABBY // AGE 2 // WHITE BEAR LAKE, MN Abby has a personality as colorful as the pictures she draws. She is also a brave girl who endures blood transfusions for Diamond Blackfan Anemia, and faces the challenges of having developmental hip dysplasia. Abby’s grant helped her transition from wearing a brace to now being brace free. According to her parents, Abby runs around today like every 2-year-old should.

UHCCF.ORG | 9 CYCLING THROUGH THE YEAR Smooth Ride at 1st Annual Velo & Vines Century Ride 28 cyclists met at the Arnot-Roberts Winery in Healdsburg, California

in June to embark on the 100-mile Velo & Vines Century Ride. The riders were joined by supporters and sponsors from across the nation along the rolling hills of the Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River area for the inaugural tour. The ride, hosted by Three Rivers Provider Network and sponsored by Arnot-Roberts Winery, raised approximately $45,000 to fund future UHCCF medical grants for children. At each rest stop along the route, riders experienced artisan foods and local music. The cycling tour ended with a post-ride awards ceremony and marketplace featuring local vendors, wine tastings and a silent auction.

Healdsburg resident and UHCCF Board Member Jennifer Roberts hosted the event and was joined by such notables as Lucas Euser, a UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team rider. Lucas helped make the day a genuine treat for cycling enthusiasts and race fans. We look forward to the 2016 Velo & Vines ride which will be held on June 11 in Healdsburg, California. If you are interested in being a part of this experience, contact Jennifer Roberts at jroberts@ Cyclist Pip Bond high-fives a volunteer for details and sponsorship opportunities. Visit trpnppo.com UHCCF.org prior to the start of Velo & Vines. for registration information. (Photo credit: Amy Sullivan)

2015 participants and supporters from across the nation start their 100-mile journey. UHCCF President Matt Peterson with (Photo credit: Amy Sullivan) UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team members Lucas Euser (l) and John Murphy (r). (Photo credit: Amy Sullivan)

10 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 4th Annual Minnesota Century Ride Wheels in Nearly $300,000 Heat and humidity didn’t stop dedicated cyclists from completing the 4th Annual UHCCF Century Ride in Minnesota. Bicyclists from UnitedHealth Group, UnitedHealthcare, Optum, sponsors, other business partners and UHCCF supporters rode the 100-mile trek to raise money for UHCCF. Beginning with only eight riders in 2012, this event has grown to more than 75 cyclists in 2015. Together they raised a record amount to help support children and families in need of medical grants. That’s up more than $100,000 from the previous year! Special thanks to Jeff Meyerhofer and the Minnesota planning team for making this event something we look forward to each year. Congratulations riders, and well done!

This year’s 5th annual ride will be held on Sunday, July 24, 2016 in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. The goal is to raise substantially more than last year! Are you up for the challenge?

Want to ride, volunteer or sponsor? Please contact [email protected] and check back at UHCCF.org for registration details. Pictured (l to r) Jeff Meyerhofer, Ric Blanchard, Helmut Braun, Dave Wichmann.

2015 riders set to enjoy a wonderful ride on a beautiful day.

UHCCF.ORG | 11 DELIVERING SMILES ONE AT A TIME Delivering Grins™ Spreads Joy From April through September, generous UnitedHealthcare sales teams took Delivering Grins to a new level. They embraced the program as a social responsibility activity and as a way to give back to their local communities. Together they assembled 865 Grins to Go® bags that were delivered to children at more than 15 hospitals nationwide. Delivering Grins raised TM $45,000 that will go toward future UHCCF medical grants. Thank you to all the volunteers who participated in the events below. You helped bring smiles to the faces of so many children…

HORSHAM , PA APRIL UNITEDHEALTH GROUP CORPORATE COMMUNICATIONS / Minneapolis, MN 144 bags delivered to Minneapolis Shriners Hospital

MAY SALGBA (STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT BENEFITS ASSOCIATION) / Bonita Springs, FL 250 bags delivered to Golisano Children’s Hospital (Southwest FL), Ronald McDonald House Charities (Southwest Florida), ACT Abuse Counseling & Treatment (Ft. Meyers), Ronald McDonald House (Jacksonville) and Wolfson’s Hospital (Jacksonville)

UNITEDHEALTHCARE SALES UNIVERSITY / Minnetonka, MN 72 bags delivered to Ronald McDonald House Charities (Upper Midwest)

AUGUST UNITEDHEALTHCARE KEY ACCOUNTS TEAM OF THE CAROLINAS / Charlotte, NC 50 bags delivered to local organizations

SEPTEMBER UNITEDHEALTHCARE COMMUNITY & STATE / Greensboro, NC 100 bags delivered to Novant Health’s Hemby Children’s Hospital (Charlotte)

UNITEDHEALTHCARE CENTRAL NORTH FLORIDA SALES TEAM / Tampa, FL 100 bags delivered to Tampa General Hospital, Nemours Clinic (Jacksonville) and Orlando Hospital

UNITEDHEALTHCARE OFFICE CULTURE AGENDA / Horsham, PA 40 bags delivered to the Ronald McDonald House (Philadelphia)

NORTH CENTRAL, FL

You can learn more about how your team can get involved in Delivering Grins by contacting Scott Otto at [email protected] or by visiting UHCCF.org/corporate-sponsorships/delivering-grins.

12 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Grins2™ Program Delivers Reasons to Smile As part of the 2015 Holiday Fundraising campaign, UHCCF heavily promoted its Grins2 program in Where are November. This program encourages supporters to purchase and donate Grins to Go bags for children they now? in local hospitals. Each Grins to Go drawstring bag is filled with an assortment of popular toys and activities KAYLA // AGE 9 BUFORD, GA designed for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 12.

The program has launched at hospitals across the country and simultaneously benefits two children with each and every bag that is distributed. The program will expand to include Ronald McDonald Houses in 2016. One child receives a dose of laughter and inspiration through the gifts, and a second child is impacted by making a UHCCF medical grant a reality. In 2015 the number of bags purchased nearly doubled compared to 2014. More than 330 bags were distributed to children in need of a smile at 110 hospitals nationwide during December. UHCCF is grateful to all who participated in this program and reminds everyone: This program is not seasonal; a smile is a welcome gift any time of the year! Kayla lost most of her hearing as a result of a bacterial meningitis treatment earlier in Learn more at UHCCF.org/grins2program. her life. Needing hearing aids, her parents discovered that their health insurance plan didn’t cover them.

A friend suggested they contact UHCCF. A grant awarded in 2013 from the Foundation provided Kayla’s hearing aids and have opened up her world. She now hears sounds that were previously silent, thrives in school with wonderful grades, sings in church and loves playing and talking with her friends and family.

We have been thrilled to see Kayla's progress TM since the time of her grant award over 2 years ago! Kayla and her family have updated us that she has a pet snake named “King Tut” that she likes to carry around the house. One day she plans on becoming a veterinarian so A child in a Florida hospital enjoys she can help animals of all kinds. receiving a Grins to Go bag.

UHCCF.ORG | 13 Kids Benefit from Four UHCCF Golf Classic Events UHCCF supporters and corporate sponsors at Hazeltine National Golf Club (Chaska, MN), Manor Country Club (Rockville, MD), TPC Boston (Norton, MA), Lake of Isles (North Stonington, CT), Florida and Mississippi should be very proud of their contributions to UHCCF and the many children who have benefitted. Together these events raised more than $1.5M for the Foundation. Each event was well-attended by golfers enjoying the legendary courses, camaraderie, food and special activities. Special grant families were present at each event to share their stories as well.

A special thank you to the many UnitedHealthcare leaders and employees who championed these events, including Matt Peterson (UHCCF President), Kevin Ruth (UHC Senior Vice President, Medicare & Retirement), the Hartford Leadership Committee and Maria Daniele-Pomponio (Northeast UHCCF Liaison), and Rosaura Hernandez (Southeast UHCCF Liaison). Without the contributions of these and so many others unnamed, these events would not be possible. UHCCF thanks all who volunteered, attended and supported the golf fundraising events

Grant recipient Morgan and Kevin Ruth enjoy the afternoon at Manor Country Club.

Grant recipient Marissa and her family at Hazeltine. Isabella’s family at Hazeltine.

14 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Meet a Hero! ZI // AGE 6 AUBURNDALE, FL “Zi” is short for Elizabeth, but this young girl is not short on creativity and energy! She loves to play chef in her pretend kitchen and always has a recipe for fun when playing with dolls and stuffed animals with her siblings.

Diagnosed with anorectal malformation, Zi struggled with bowel control. But a UHCCF grant allowed her to receive specialized therapy at a bowel management clinic and today Zi no longer requires diapers.

Zi’s improvements have helped her to live a more normal and confident young life. She’s very enthusiastic about school and talks about one day becoming a doctor, which would make the world a healthier, happier place.

Isabella’s family at Hazeltine.

UHCCF.ORG | 15 A YEAR OF INSPIRING EVENTS

Fishing Tournament Eager anglers gathered under blue skies for the first annual Florida Fishing Tournament. Sixty generous attendees participated at Sanibel Harbor in Fort Myers on May 1. In addition to catching fish, the crew reeled in $60,000 toward future UHCCF medical grants. Thank you to the generous volunteers who helped make the tournament a success – especially Patrick Stamm (Chief Operating Officer of UnitedHealthcare Shared Services) whose energy and leadership was instrumental in planning the event. Also, congratulations to the tournament champions: Team Platfora! UHCCF looks forward to another great fishing event in 2016. Registration for the 2016 event is open at UHCCF.org.

A great time was had by all, especially winners Team Platfora.

Kickin’ It for Kids The 3rd Annual UnitedHealthcare “Kickin’ It for Kids” Kickball Tournament in Seattle, Washington was a huge success. This wellness-focused event held on July 15 brought various UnitedHealthcare departments, partners and communities together. More than $10,000 was raised for UHCCF. Thank you to the Washington planning team connecting supporters in such a fun and creative way!

Seattle “Kickin’ It For Kids” partcipants. Photo Credit: Hieu Nguyen, Marie Connolly and Julie Fowler-Wilson

16 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Pictured left to right: Rooftop attendees included (l to r) Louis Destefano, Mike Santoro, Chuck Cerniglia, Michael McGuire and Paul Marden. Where are they now? DOMINIC // AGE 7 CINCINNATI, OH

New York Rooftop Event a Hit! On a beautiful evening in May, the UnitedHealthcare Employer & Individual New York Healthplan hosted their first Rooftop Event on the 54th Floor of New York’s Hyatt Times Square. The sold-out event had 186 in attendance and sponsorships totaled $86,000. Special thanks to event Chairperson Paul Marden (Healthplan CEO of New Jersey), Maria Daniele-Pomponio (UHCCF Northeast Liaison) and retired NFL quarterback Dominic is a happy little boy with so many Boomer Esiason who attended and gave an inspiring speech. interests. Dancing is one of them. He has his favorite songs and likes to have dance parties where he can stomp and groove by using his gait trainer. He also has a horse named Las Vegas Teddy Bear Run Gavyn that he loves to ride during his weekly hippotherapy visits. Dominic even participated Celebrating five years of raising funds, the Teddy Bear 5K Run and 1-Mile in his first horse show last year! Walk in Las Vegas were big winners once again. 648 people participated and 100 volunteers made sure everything went smoothly. Christian, That’s a lot of impressive activities for a child challenged with spastic quadriplegic cerebral a 3-year-old grant recipient, stole everyone’s palsy, epilepsy, Periventricular leukomalacia hearts by participating in media interviews and and cortical visual impairment. To help the 1-mile walk. Christian was diagnosed with make Dominic’s life better, he and his family a condition in which the joints between the were awarded a UHCCF grant back in 2013 to purchase a special high-low base for his his skull bones close prematurely. Christian’s wheelchair. The base continues to be of great grant was for cranial vault surgery to give his use so he can be at the same height as his brain the space needed to grow and develop. classmates in school or at the dinner table Thank you to the Nevada event planning team with his family. It also rises to allow Dominic to see over fences at the zoo and have a for making this event a tremendous success! Grant recipient Christian with his mom. better view of the world – which thanks to his loving family is very bright!

UHCCF.ORG | 17 Giving IS THE TICKET Tickets for Hope® Since its inception in 2012, the UHCCF Tickets for Hope® program has provided employees with exclusive tickets to various entertainment and sporting events. Proceeds from the ticket sales support UHCCF programs, making Tickets for Hope a sustainable component for the Foundation’s fundraising strategy. Generous ticket donors purchased tickets to events nationwide and grossed more than $26,000 in donations for UHCCF in 2015. If you have a special event you would like to attend, consider purchasing your tickets through Tickets for Hope. Don’t forget to designate UHCCF as your charity of choice!

tix4cause.com is the cause-based ticket exchange platform for causes, non-profits and charities alike. As a partner of UHCCF’s Tickets for Hope program, anytime you or anyone else donates tickets via the tix4cause website and selects UHCCF as the cause, 90 percent of the sale price will go to UHCCF. Tix4cause has a very user-friendly website and allows people to buy or donate event tickets – all while giving back to a favorite charity. Please help us spread the word about this wonderful program.

BRYNN // AGE 2 // SARTELL, MN When Brynn’s parents learned that she had infant hip dysplasia, they were very stressed. Brynn needed hip ultrasounds and a pelvic harness – which represented both an emotional and financial burden for her folks. But Brynn’s UHCCF grant helped ease that burden, and allowed mom and dad to enjoy being happy parents to a newborn. Today Brynn is doing great. She loves going on long walks with her dog Mace, and can’t get enough of swimming, biking and running through sprinklers.

18 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Meet a Hero! NOAH // AGE 3 HARRISBURG, PA

Visit the Online Store! When it’s story time, Noah is on cloud nine. He loves the sounds of people’s voices, Search for UHCCF on Amazon to find our full especially when it’s his mother’s soothing selection of products for sale. All proceeds from tone as she reads his favorite books. Noah online store sales help fund future medical grants. also likes listening to stories on his iPad. “Messy Messy” is his top choice.

Making Gifts Go Further Noah was born with Lissencephaly (which means smooth brain) and is missing his Using AmazonSmile corpus callosum and cerebellum. As a result, The AmazonSmile program continues to be a Noah is wheelchair bound and needs a trach for respiration and a G-tube for nutrition. simple and automatic way to support UHCCF every time you shop Amazon, and at no additional Prior to receiving their UHCCF grant, cost. When you shop at smile.amazon.com you’ll Noah’s parents had a standard car which find the exact same low prices, vast selection and made traveling very difficult. They had to carry Noah to his car seat and dismantel his convenient shopping experience with the added chair to fit in the trunk. The grant allowed bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the his family to purchase a Dodge Caravan with purchase price to UHCCF when the Foundation a side-entry door. Now Noah’s wheelchair is selected as the charity of choice. with attached equipment can roll right into the van. The safety and convenience it has brought to Noah and his family gives their story a happy ending.

UHCCF.ORG | 19 Oliver & &Hope Hope® Storybooks® Storybooks – – The Adventures Continue… First came "Oliver & Hope’s Amusing Adventure." Then, in 2014, the friends returned in their second award-winning storybook "Oliver & Hope’s Adventure Under the Stars." This heartwarming tale received critical acclaim, including a Mom’s Choice Silver Award. In 2015 "Oliver & Hope’s Superhero Saturday" joined the series and showed readers that anyone can be a hero. The Oliver & Hope 3-book series has led to many other products from UHCCF, including plush animals and a Spot it! game. Proceeds from these products have raised thousands of dollars toward new UHCCF medical grants. UHCCF has released this series in paperback format in 2016. Check back at Amazon and search for UHCCF for more details!

What Has a Spine, but No Bones, and Will Make You Laugh? Answer: Two New “Little Book - Big Laughs” books! These creative comedy collections will entertain readers with hundreds of funny jokes and riddles. Both the “Little Book - Big Laughs Riddle Book” and “Little Book - Big Laughs Knock-Knock Book” feature humor submitted by kids for kids. Their jokes will hit the funny bones of grownups and kids alike.

The “Little Book – Big Laughs” books were compiled by Meg Cadts, author of the award-winning Oliver & Hope storybooks. The new riddle and knock-knock books are two of three in the “Little Book – Big Laughs” series. All are available for purchase on Amazon for $5.99 each and will be available in a boxed set in 2016. UHCCF invites customers to make an even bigger difference by ordering several copies to give as gifts, because everyone enjoys receiving the gift of laughter.

“At the heart of these books is our desire to provide uplifting, entertaining humor to inspire any reader, whether in a hospital or waiting room, or on a long car ride. Book proceeds will help us further UHCCF's mission of providing medical grants to children that will enhance either their clinical condition or their quality of life.” - Matt Peterson, UHCCF President

20 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Charlotte and Hugo Join the Oliver & Hope® Plush Family

UHCCF has added two new characters to the Oliver & Hope series of super-soft plush animals. Meet Charlotte the fox and Hugo the dragon. Children of all ages will take their soft friends everywhere, and cuddle with them at night after a day of playing. Charlotte, Hugo and all their friends are heroes for children because proceeds of Oliver & Hope product sales help fund UHCCF medical grants. The Oliver & Hope plush animal collection also includes Oliver™ the bear, Chewie™ the English bulldog and Millie the barn owl.

See the entire collection available for purchase on Amazon, along with fun books and games at UHCCF.org. You can learn more about the impact these products make at UHCCF.org/oliverandhope. Spot It!® Smile Edition

Coming in 2016, this fun and creative matching game is a blast for ages 7-adult. A sharp eye and a bit of speed is all it takes to play.

• Features five quick party games • Inspired by the Oliver & Hope storybook series • Includes 55 colorful, illustrated cards and an easy-to-follow rule sheet • Games take only 15 minutes to play, suitable for 2-8 players

Spot It® is a registered trademark of Blue Orange SARL. All trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

2017 Calendar Get inspired in 2017 by 13 brave and amazing children. Every child in the

Kidspiration calendar is a UHCCF medical grant recipient whose life has been enriched. Each month you’ll meet a new “kidspiring” child who has been masterfully photographed and placed into hand-illustrated settings. This full-color 13-month calendar is coming soon and is perfect for the home, office or to give as a gift.

Visit Amazon and search for UHCCF for theses and other items.

UHCCF.ORG | 21 UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation, Inc. Statement of Financial Position as of December 31, 2015 and 2014

ASSETS 2015 2014 Cash and cash equivalents $7,045,747 $7,308,577 Contributions receivable, net 30,781 863,313 Prepaid expenses 11,472 60,725 Inventory 287,108 154,286 TOTAL ASSETS $7,375,107 $8,386,901

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Accounts and grants payable $2,398,155 $1,924,281 Unrestricted net assets 4,976,952 6,462,620 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $7,375,107 $8,386,901

Statement of Activities For the Years Ended December 31, 2015 and 2014

REVENUE 2015 2014 Contribution revenue $4,260,157* $1,243,184* Special event revenue, net of costs of direct benefit to donors of $251,435 and $557,182, respectively $1,584,854 $1,266,899 Interest income 14,469 16,286 Total Revenue $5,859,480 $2,526,369

EXPENSES Program grants and services $5,155,531 $5,611,367 Management and general 72,463 77,107 Fundraising 2,117,154 1,112,908 Total Expenses $7,345,148 $6,801,382 CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS (1,485,668) (4,275,013) UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS - Beginning of Year 6,462,620 10,737,633 UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $4,976,952 $6,462,620

*In 2014, our primary source of revenue, the UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving Campaign, made changes to how employee giving is managed. These changes affected how UHCCF may recognize the revenue under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP). Even though overall UnitedHealth Group employee giving to UHCCF has remained consistent, recognized revenue for 2014 did see a one-time realignment. These reporting changes have not affected the cash inflows to UHCCF from UnitedHealth Group employees.

22 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation, Inc. 2015

Top Medical Conditions for grants awarded in 2015 Meet Autism Plagiocephaly Hearing Loss Cerebral Palsy a Hero! Speech Delay Cancer Down Syndrome ADHD LILY ROSE // AGE 7 Diabetes Cystic Fibrosis STANLEY, SC

Top Medical Treatments for grants awarded in 2015 Speech Therapy Physical Therapy FPO Occupational Therapy Diabetic RX and Supplies Applied Behavior Analysis Doctor/Specialist Visits (ABA) Therapy Cranial Helmet Statement of Activities For the Hearing Aids Surgery Years Ended December 31, 2015 and 2014 Medications

Top Insurance Carriers that grant recipients were Despite suffering profound hearing loss at a covered by in 2015 young age, Lily Rose didn't stop becoming the bright, imaginative and optimistic girl she is. Blue Cross Blue Shield Humana Since receiving her UHCCF grant for speech UnitedHealthcare Kaiser Permanante therapy and auditory processing, Lily Rose’s Cigna Coventry Health Care spirit has soared and her improved speech Aetna allows her to share her creativity and ideas with others.

She loves to dance, sing and play make believe, often pretending she’s a princess. And now that Lily Rose is gaining confidence expressing herself, she has even begun participating in dramas. She recently finished performing as the “Little Kangaroo” in Seussical.

UHCCF.ORG | 23 2015 Other Essential Support National Board Members Charles Aaron Jessica Kostner Jen Abel Mary Jane Kot Tom Barbera Sophie Amer Tracey Lempner David Hefner Charlene Anderson Kelly Leonard Jeannine Rivet Julie Anderson Tony Marusic David Wichmann Brenda Arndt Michelle Mascelka Jack Wickens Kathy Boatwright Tyler Mason Devlin Borders Amy Mattson Chris Bridgeman Jack McCarthy 2015 Regional Mike Brunswick Mary McElrath-Jones Board Members Liz Calzadilla-Fiallo Druanne McGraw Dustin Clark Jeff Meyerhofer WEST SOUTHEAST Gretchen Carroll Jon Murray Luke Anderson Tom Choate Tim Consdorf Denise Nelson Wendy Arnone Jeffrey Cooper Ayn Cook Julie Nelson Bob Bishop Michele Fuller Julie Cotnoir Scott Otto Bob Hart Jeff Hirschfield Mike Cotnoir Steve Parsons Robert Heinemeyer Nancy Humbert Janelle Dahmen Kelly Preese Jeanette Pfotenhauer Patty Kubus Maria Daniele-Pomponio Nick Preese Jennifer Roberts Beth Rubio Trish Drewes Joe St. Onge Chris Stanley Jane Duncan Matt Rodriguez Kathy Dwyer Anne Shelton Michaella Ekisola Donni Sims

NORTHEAST CENTRAL Michael Ekisola Lauren Stanton John Bienvenour Bill Golden Elaine Elliott Suz Stiyer Liz Canis Craig Hasday Shawn Engel Jennifer Turner Mary Good Jim Hellmuth Ben Goldstein Laura Villarreal Tom Nicol Ellen Kelsay Maria Gordon-Shydlo Derek Walling Dan Ohman Elizabeth Lange Christa Granlund Anne Wichmann Sandy Oxley Jeff Schor Trevor Hayes Therese Wichmann Claude Prestidge Diane Souza Kristen Hellmer Tony Wirz Dan Shaner Rosaura Hernandez Juldyz Woodis Will Holman Tony Woodis Bethany Jennen Pam Wysocki Chris Kair Trisha Zeller Jill Kane

24 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Jessica Kostner Grant Mary Jane Kot Tracey Lempner Meet Kelly Leonard a Hero! Tony Marusic history 2015 was a historic year for UHCCF and 1,992 grant recipients. Those Michelle Mascelka REMY // AGE 3 grants, totaling nearly $4.8 million, were made possible through SLIDELL, LA Tyler Mason individual donations, corporate contributions, amazing fundraising Amy Mattson events and sales of our exciting merchandise. As you can see in the Jack McCarthy chart, the impact our Foundation makes is nationwide, and 2016 Mary McElrath-Jones promises to be another monumental year. Druanne McGraw

Jeff Meyerhofer Jon Murray TOTAL 10,641 GRANTS * Denise Nelson $30,765,813 Julie Nelson *As of 12/31/15 Scott Otto Steve Parsons Kelly Preese CENTRAL WEST 937 Grants Nick Preese 316 Grants NORTHEAST $2,349,698 $719,025 199 Grants Joe St. Onge $486,494 Matt Rodriguez Remy has a rare genetic disorder called SOUTHEAST Anne Shelton 540 Grants Mosaic Trisomy 7, which has left him $1,225,728 Donni Sims non-verbal and about two years behind developmentally. In addition to needing a Lauren Stanton wheelchair, Remy requires weekly physical Suz Stiyer and speech therapy. But that doesn’t stop Jennifer Turner this little guy from having a great attitude and sense of humor. Laura Villarreal 2,003 1,992 grants grants 1,753 Derek Walling grants $5.6M $5.5M He loves to laugh along to his favorite TV Anne Wichmann $4.8M show: Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, and giggle at 1,366 grants $4.1M Therese Wichmann 1,248 his two silly dogs when they play outside. He grants also adores summertime, because that means Tony Wirz $3.6M it’s time to splash in the pool with his family. Juldyz Woodis 787 $2.6M 591 grants Tony Woodis grants 450 451 For Remy and his parents, their UHCCF $1.7M grants grants $1.5M Pam Wysocki $1.3M grant has helped tremendously. It went Trisha Zeller towards Remy’s wheelchair and therapy reimbursement. Since receiving year-round 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 therapy, Remy can now sit up on his own and even scoot himself around the house.

UHCCF.ORG | 25 Giving Circle Organization Donors

Periscope Conning Inc Seminole Tribe Of Florida Compassion Price Waterhouse Cooper LLP Connolly Ihealth Technologies LLC Sheridan Healthcorp Inc PSAV Cook Moran & Associates Shipman & Goodwin LLP $5,000+ Sapient Corporation Crystal & Company Shydlo Communications LLC SAS Institute Inc Distinctive Insurance Sierra Health Services Inc AARP Foundation SF&C Insurance Associates Inc Dominion Diagnostics South Florida Sports Foundation, AARP Services Shutterfly Disability Reinsurance Management Inc dba Miami Dolphins Adventure Advertising Skygen USA Services, Inc. Foundation Alliant Insurance Services Inc Software AG Inc ecoMedia Southwest Medical Associates Inc Altegra Health Operating Company Solutran Emerson Reid & Co Spectera Inc Americhoice Health Services Inc SourceHOV LLC Inc Excelsior Benefits, LLC Spire Credit Union Aon Service Corporation Stewart Sneed Hewes Fidelity Charitable Sterling & Sterling Insurance Inc Avaya Inc TeleTech FILCO Fiduciary Intermediary LTD The Taylor Group Bank Of America Three Rivers Provider Network Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady Trader Joes BenefitMall United Health Foundation Health System Inc Universal Health Services Of The Bernard Group United Healthcare Svs Inc Follettusa Delaware Inc Bio-Reference Laboratories United Health Group Frenkel & Company University of Maryland Medical BioScrip Upsher-Smith Laboratories General Electric Healthcare System CA Inc USI Insurance Services LLC Gently Baby USI Southwest CBS Corporation Walgreens GL Homes Of Florida Corporation Valuewise Corporation Cloverfields Foundation Wheelchair Professionals LLC GMP Inc Walser Burnsville Mazda Concord Inc William A. 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26 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Boehme, Cheri Hamlin, Thomas Murphy, Margaret Individual Bond, Philippa Hansen, Paul Myers, Suzanne Braden, Kimberly Hartle, Dana Nanda, Sushmeeta Bradley, Joel Harvey, David Neese, Stan Donors Bremer, Mark Haseman, Eric Nelson, Jeremy Compassion Brost, Beret Hayhurst, Greg Nelson, Sheila Marie Brugger, Leann Hefner, David Nichols, Sandra Buckingham, Amanda Heinemeier, Robert Nichols, Susan C $5,000+ Burns, Arthur Herold, Staci Noel, Timothy Barnes, Dennis Buske, Julie Hestad, Brittany O'Brien, Dennis Blalock, Kirk Califano, Petra-Kate Hillis, Kimberly Oconnell, Mindy Coleman, Dannette Carlson, Kevin Hovsepian, Teri Oldham, Lora Cook, Wayne Carr, Patrick Iovaldi, Matthew Olin, Steve Curtin, Mary J Cassidy, Karen Jackson, Cheryle Olson, Trudy Elmendorf, Steve Chalastra, Joseph Jerome, Susan Osborne, Laura Garcia, Stevan Chavez, Greg Johns, Lois B Palme-Krizak, Christina R Housenbold, Jeff Ciavola, Laura Johnson, Chad Panzarella, William Hughes, Rich Cirillo, Paul Johnson, Jonathan Park, Brady Khabie, Dan Clark, Terry Johnson, Michael Pavlic, Gregory Lagerstrom, Edward Clifford, Jami Ann Johnson, Restor Pearson, Michelle Langer, Donald Cogle, Kevin Johnson, Thad Pegg, Jack Matteo, Michael Cohen, Adam Johnston, Christopher A Persby, Susan McMahon, Dirk Colbert, Jim Jones, Jeri Peterson, Heather A Mobley, Shawn Colletti, Tonya Jordan, Garell Pfotenhauer, Jeanette Murphy, James Connly, Michael Joseph, Molly Pierce, Shannon L Myhran, Lynn Cooke, Ronald Kair, Christine Pittman, Austin Peterson, Matt Corbin, Elizabeth Kaja, Timothy Pizzino, Marscha Potter, Donald Costello, Jordana Kanne, Kathleen M Polizzotto, Paul Prendergast, Jim Cross, Phyllis DE Kelly, John Poole, Carol Rivet, Jeannine Crowe, William J Kempen, Sara Van Portz, Thomas Roberts, Jennifer Dagenais, Richard Kershner, Matt and Margaret Praeg, Cynthia Robinson, Mike D'Amico, Joe Kilian, Robert Prince, John Roth, Dave Daniel, Jani King, Michael Prokocki, Elizabeth Ruth, Kevin Dau, Nicholas Kisch, David Putnam, Jeff Schumacher, Daniel Davidson, Deborah Kisseberth, Craig Putnam, T. Jeffrey Schofield, Diane Davis, Brian Klein-Smith, Kendle M Rainey, Pete Schofield, William H Dean, Lakeysha Knarr, Kevin Ray, Amy Sir, Patrick Denman, Susan Koleck, Roberta Ray, Tracy Sullivan, Kathryn Dibartolo, Linda Kroells, Ann Reaves, Kimberly Toomb, Martin Domer, Herbert Kroschel, Zakery Revsbeck, Christy Wetherbee, Lynn Donaldson, Michelle L Kurtzweil, Tami Rex, John White, Dale Donnay, Julene Laguna, Ramon Reyman, Cara Wichmann, David Donovan, Rita Landon, Charlei A Ricciuti, Sharon Wickens, Jack Donovan, Valerie Langan, Patrick Richards, Alison Wilson, D Ellen Doty, Susan Lacour Larkin, Brian T Robertson, Paul Woodis, Gayle Drysch, Marilyn Larson, Stephanie Robinson, Susan Dully, Robert Lashem, Khal Chesed Rogalski, Mike Generosity Duncan, Jane Laurent, Oliver Roggendorf, Kurt Dunn, Nora LeMay, Allen Rosenthal, Dan Duvall, Eric Lemke, Heather Rucker, Cynthia $1,000+ Edwards, Scott B Lewis, Catherine L Runice, Paul Aafedt, Matthew Erlandson, Laurie Lewis, David Ryan, John Adams, David Erlandson, Patrick Lewis, Kurt Sacozzi, Chris Albrecht, Thomas Everett, Ricardo Lindsay, Vivian M Sann, David Allen, Mark Fan, Charles Lippert, Cheryl Santelli, John Allen, Mark Fasola, Ken Lucht, Jeffrey D Sartell, Francine Ferensic, Michelle Lundeen, Linda Allenburg, Thomas Sauro, Patricia Altman, Joseph B Feyereisen, Wren Maetzold, Mary Fiduk, Mary Alice Mahoney, Deborah Scheneman, Stephen Anderson, Craig Schmidt, Lisa Anderson, Kenneth J Field, Andrea Manderfeld, Thomas Schmitt, Gary Anderson, Rebecca Flesch, Matthew Manson, John M Anderson, Richard Flood, Lisa M Marden, Paul Schwartz, Shawn Angelillo, Debbie Florence, Corey Marshall, Kathleen J Scott, Karen Attias, Thierry Foucre, Jill Mason, Brad Sedor, Melissa J Baker, Marie Francis, Kevin Maurer, Carrie Seehafer, Carrie L Balbi, Lauri Francis, Morgan McCarthy, John Shea, Brendan Bartz, Sonia Fresco, Trina McCrickert, Harriet Sherlock, Robert Beaver, Christopher Fridell, Catherine McDonough, Jodi Sherman, Lawrence Beeson, Mary Jane Friedman, Jason McGlinch, Tom Short, Marianne Behnke, Michael Fuller, Patricia McGuire, Beth Shuff, Jack Bellows, Brian Galinsky, James McKinney, Brian Siml, Timothy Garland, Sheila Meckey, Samuel Berends, Richard Sinclair, Judy Berg, Karrin Gauthier, Daniel Migliori, Richard Gish, Rebecca Mintle, Theresa E. Smith, David Berg, Tracy Smith, Daynita Bergeson, Tim Glasgow, William Mitchell, Alex Smith, Suzanne R Berquist, Blake Goertzen, Donovan Monte, Paul W Berstler, Chelsey Gold, Pamela Montwill, Richard Sparkman, Dave Biederman, Lavonne M Golden, William Moquist, Darren Sparkman, David Bihm, Paul Gonzalez, Roger Morgan, Laurie Combs Spence, Thomas Bishop, Kathy Gordon, Marlene Morris, Jessica Stamm, Michael Patrick Bishop-Heroux, Kathleen Guigley, Rob Murley, Mary Stately, Beth

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Karl Brown, Sally A Egbert, Wendy L Hed, Anne Ullsperger, Dewayne Brown-Stevenson, Tina L Ehlers, Jessica Hegler, Ashley Vasquez, Migdaliai Bruber, Laurie Elgin, Amber Dawn Helling, Lisa Verney, Jeffery Bryan, Kathie Elizabeth, Maureen Hendrix, Robert Verstandig, Grant Burch, John Elliott, Marie Henne, Rachel Vierling, Frank Burg, Virginia Anette Ellis, Dennis Hennings, David Vollrath, Michelle Burkhardt, Michael Emerson, Christa Herting, Brenda Walinske, Mark Burckholder, Chad Emerson, Laura Hickman, Nancy Wamstad, Jacqueline Burnton, Amy Emerson, Robert Hindes, Susanne Warmuth, Jay Burwell, Melinda Erickson, Alyssa Hjerpe, Adam Webb, Rob Butler, Janet Erickson, Eric Rangen and Karen Hofer, Barry Webb, Robert Butler, Rachel L Ernst, Patricia Hollands, Kari Weinandt, David Butler, Ryan Escher, Jr, Delbert Holloway, Jennifer Weissman, Ken Buzbee, Jennifer Espinosa, Shelly Holman, Marlyn L Wendorff, Carole Caggiano, Jeanie Etka-Lietzke, Marianne M Holzer, Scott Wess, Leonard Callahan, 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Michael Bacares, Pilar Cramer, Sandra Glaser, Francesca Kampmeier, Elizabeth A Baird, James Crane, Colette Godiyal, Jennifer Kandalaft, Kevin Baker, Edwin Cropp, Aaron M Golemi, Glen Kassube, Thomas Bakke, Kelly A Cuddy, Karen Gong, Ronald Keating, Michael Ball, Edgar Scott Cutlip, Megan Goodwin, Maryellen Kelly, Matt Banks, Melinda Degrazia, Carol Gordon, Lara Kent, Chris Barsness, Eric Delach, Dean Gore, Mary Kent, Nicole Bartholomew, Craig Demann, Sarah Gorshow, Stephen M Kerk, Phyllis Bartnick, Tammi Den Einde, Gerald Van Gorton, Christine M Kime, Lisa Lynn Beauregard, Gail Deneys, Jeffrey Gray, Theresa King, John Beauregard, Tom Denney, Jeffery Griffith, Jonathan King, Kimberly Beckman, Brice Dertinger, Gregg Griner, Gary King-Hackbarth, Kimberly Behm, Diane Dever, Louise Groebner, Lynn A Kiser, Paul Beitelspacher, John Diamond, Tiffany Gross, Michael R Kissinger, Stephen J Bell, Veronica R Dicello, Mark Gross, Richard Knapp, Charles Bellis, Sarah Dillard, Pamela S Gudvangen, 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28 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 Kooren, Steve Mori, Robyn M Rome, Stephanie Tobiassen, Debora A Kot, Carla Morisato, Susan Roth, Christopher Touchette, Kay Krajnovich, Daniel Morrissey, Patrick Roy, Lisa Tran, Ha Kral, Jessica Murphy, Jenifer L Russo, Michael Tremblay, Christopher Kroeplin, Shane K Murray, Gary Rykal, Craig Tucker, Steven Kuhn, Jennifer Murray, Jonathon C Sabath, Todd F Turnquist, Brett Lafiandra, Craig Neitz, Sally Salver, Santhosh Kumar Upton, Teri Lafrenz, Michelle Ness, Laura Santos, Kally Vail, Denise Lahrman, Richard Nicholson, Cheryl Elaine Satran, Lorene Vaillancourt, Scott Lardieri, Dave Nierman, Angie M Saunders, Pamela Vankirksmith, Judith Larsen, Jack Norlander, Mary Schaak, John Vannorman, Samuel Larson, Matthew Norman, James Schabel, Jeanine L Vaught-Williams, Antoinette Lauer, Kurt Novak, Lance Schick, Susan Vavra, Kelly S Lecarner, Jamie O'brien, Jennifer Schmidt, Dawnette Venugopal, Manju Lemieux, Tonya Marie Obrien, Jodi Schmitt, Marie Verga, John Lemon, Larae O'brien, Patrick Schmitz, Henry Verity, Claire Lentz, Michelle Odden, Anna M Schneider, Deborah Vierra, Jill Lester, Jimmy O'hara, Eileen Schor, Joshua D Viesta, Richard Leszuk, Mary Ohara, Terence Schreiner, Leo Robert Villarreal, Marcus Libbesmeier, Kevin Ohman, Dan Schroller, Linda Vincent, Debra A Liles, Russell Oldenberg, Tricia Schulte, Brian Vineyard, Lynetta Linde, Susan Omera, Jayne G Schultz, Karla Voelkel, Carol Loi, Danmy Oneal, Jamie Schumacher, Tamara Von Der Lippe, Gregory D Lookman, Suzanne L O'neill, Audrey Scoma, Michael Waggoner, Lauren Lowery, Tasha Ong-Seto, Carolyn Scott, Juliet Wagner, Melissa Luby, David Orlikowski, Kimberly Scott, Rachel L Walker, Michelle Ludewig, Merle Otto, Scott Scribner, Sandra Walli, Steven Lydon, Scott Ottoboni, Jeff Seal, Amanda Washburn, Rhonda A Maclean, Heather Pacheco, Richard A Selinger, Lora Wasserstein, Laurie Maghan, Linda L Paidosh, Laurie Seymour, Matt Watkins, Marguerite Lori Maguire, Marian Palmer, Bryan Shanahan, June 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UHCCF.ORG | 29 FROM THE FAMILIES WE SERVE Hearing from moms and dads is one of the most rewarding things about this Foundation and the UHCCF mission. Here are a few recent letters from families we’ve met and helped along the way.

“It was the greatest day of our lives when we were blessed with Nicholas’ grant for hearing aids. His hearing loss is 55% bilaterally, so they were necessary for his success in school, Boy Scouts and sports – which he loves. When he grows up, Nicholas plans on becoming an engineer. One of the things he wants to build is a roller coaster!”

NICHOLAS // AGE 10 – Arlene (Nicholas' Mom)

“Our son Kasper experienced hearing loss resulting from his cancer treatment. The costs of the hearing aids and FM system he needed weren’t covered. So receiving a UHCCF grant for Kasper’s hearing aids was a gift. Today he’s able to learn and participate in school in ways that wouldn’t have been possible without the gift of hearing. Thank you UHCCF for stepping in when no one else would.”

KASPER // AGE 8 – Robert (Kasper’s Dad)

“Treston has Down Syndrome. Our insurance wouldn’t cover the orthotics he needed for his feet, and Treston also needed physical, occupational and speech therapy to ensure his progress. We had some money to pay for a 5-day therapy camp, but needed assistance there too. Since receiving his grant, Treston walks better, is more confident and he is thriving! He loves books, music and swimming with his big brother. Those two are inseparable!”

TRESTON // AGE 5 – Kelly (Treston’s Mom)

30 | ANNUAL REPORT 2015 WANT TO HELP CHANGE A CHILD'S LIFE? How to Apply for a Grant

The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation offers medical grants that provide financial relief for families who have children with medical needs not covered, or not fully covered, by their commercial health insurance plan. Families do not need to have UnitedHealthcare insurance to be eligible. Please help us give the gift of hope to families in need. Visit UHCCF.org to review the application criteria and how the grant process works.

How to Make a Contribution Your donation will help fund medical grants in your region that help children access new or continued medical treatment. If you are a UnitedHealth Group employee, you can give any amount on a one-time or recurring basis through payroll deduction, credit card or PayPal. Anyone interested in donating and supporting UHCCF's mission can visit UHCCF.org to make an online contribution, or you may send us a check, payable to UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation, MN017-W400, P.O. BOX 41, Minneapolis, MN 55440-0041.

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UHCCF.ORG | 31 Thank YOU FOR helping us help others

We’ve delivered more than 10,000 medical grants of more than $30 million since 2007 and we’re just getting started. We extend our deepest appreciation to all the board members, employees, team members, volunteers, supporting business partners and corporate sponsors who have donated their time, talents and generosity to the Foundation. Together we DO change lives.

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ISABELLA // AGE 7 ELKO NEW MARKET, MN