ADVANCING EDUCATION INCOME AND HEALTH
Granger Elementary Neighborhood Center ANNUAL REPORT 2012 TO THE COMMUNITY 2013
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1 Message from Board Chair and President and CEO 3 Our Promise 4 Collective Impact 7 Goals and Objectives 8 Promise Partnerships 11 Neighborhood Centers Guadalupe Neighborhood Center 12 Promise Clearfield 13 Promise Guadalupe 14 Promise Kearns 15 Promise Park City 16 Promise South Salt Lake 17 Promise West Valley 18 Promise Refugee Youth 19 A Special Thank You 20 Results 22 2-1-1 Information and Referral 23-28 GIVE. 24 Changing the Odds Campaign 29 ADVOCATE. 30 VOLUNTEER. 31 Financial Statement Woodrow Wilson Neighborhood Center 32 Accountability 33-44 Donor Recognition Listings 45 Cornerstone Partners 46 Community Champions 47-51 Proud Supporters and Partners 52 Promise Partners 53 Executive Committee 54 Board of Directors 55 Staff
Day of Caring 2012 Oquirrh Hills Neighborhood Center and Woodrow Wilson Neighborhood Center DEAR FRIENDS, CHANGING THE ODDS. Over the past year, these words The work that is happening in our Promise Partnerships and have motivated us to work harder than we ever have before. in our Neighborhood Centers is truly life-changing. So many They have guided our work, increased our determination, partners have come together with a common agenda to and spurred our desire to make changes in our community transform the lives of kids and families in their communities. that have only been dreamed of before now. And, together, we are getting great results! The achievement To change the odds means to level the playing field, so that gap in math and reading has completely closed for every child has the same chance to succeed in school and low-income students who participated in Granite School in life. We know we can do more than help one child beat District’s high-quality preschool program. These kids are the odds. Together, through our Promise Partnerships, we now on track with their peers. We have seen kids and are changing the odds for entire communities. Our goal is families receive medical care that they never would have to create self-reliance by ensuring that every child succeeds, received before, including immunizations needed to start every step of the way, from cradle to career. As we look back school. Juvenile crime rates have been reduced because kids over the last year, we are awestruck by the changes we have are at Neighborhood Centers after school when they might experienced as an organization. We embarked upon our otherwise get into trouble. most ambitious period of growth and transformation and surpassed even our own expectations. None of this can be accomplished on our own. We have a visionary and courageous Board of Directors and staff, and In January, we launched our Changing the Odds major gifts many donors, partners, and volunteers who have committed campaign. Our goal was to raise $12 million by 12-12-12. to join us in our promise to change the odds. So many have We crushed that goal as leading philanthropists and embraced and supported new, progressive ideas. What we corporations in our community stepped up to support this are accomplishing together will transform lives and historic work and helped us raise $14.5 million. This is neighborhoods today and for generations to come. above and beyond the nearly $11 million that we raised Thank You! through our traditional revenue sources. As we tell our story and engage the community in our work, it is exciting Sincerely, to see that so many people and organizations share this vision and are inspired by the possibilities of what we can accomplish together.
Due to the unprecedented success of the Changing the Odds campaign, we are gearing up much more quickly than we previously thought we could and are putting more resources into our Promise Partnerships in Clearfield, Kearns, Park City, Salt Lake City, South Salt Lake, and West Valley. Mona Burton Deborah S. Bayle We are also developing a new Promise Partnership in Chair, Board of Directors President and CEO Partner, Holland and Hart LLP United Way of Salt Lake Midvale, where we are working with Canyons School District, Midvale City and other partners to expand our work.
1 Woodrow Wilson Neighborhood Center OUR PROMISE To Change the Odds
Our Promise United Way of Salt Lake’s promise is to change the odds so all children and their families, regardless of their circumstances, have the same chance to succeed in school and life.
VISION United Way envisions a community where all individuals and families achieve their potential through education, income stability, and healthy lives:
Where all children receive Where the cycle of poverty Where everyone receives a quality education that and financial dependence effective health care offers a pathway to a + ends and more productive + that improves their brighter tomorrow lives begin quality of life
Mission Statement To improve lives and build strong communities by uniting individuals and organizations with the will, passion, expertise, and resources needed to solve problems.
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3 Collective Impact A Unique Approach to Community Problem Solving
United Way of Salt Lake has embraced a comprehensive approach to solve community problems called Collective Impact. *Collective Impact requires that everyone works together in partnership—businesses, cities, government, schools, churches, foundations and nonprofit organizations—to help every child succeed, every step of the way, from cradle to career.
Together, we work to:
Create a vision Organize and align Target strategies Operate in an and set clear, all of the resources and measure environment shared goals for and programs of a success by of constant the communities + community into + sharing data and + communication where we work strategies that being mutually and continuous mutually reinforce accountable improvement each other for results
Within this framework, United Way of Salt Lake plays a “backbone” role— assuring that these elements are in place and working to guide vision, align strategies, build public will, support shared measurement, mobilize funding, advance supportive public policies, and engage volunteers.
*Mark Kramer and John Kenia, FSG (Stanford Social Innovation Review, Winter 2011) 4 Guadalupe Neighborhood Center 5 OUR VISION
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6 Mobile Medical Clinic Stuffing the bus at Day of Caring Cradle to Career Continuum Goals and Objectives
Our shared focus is on advancing the education, income, and health of our neighborhoods and communities to ensure every child succeeds, every step of the way, from cradle to career.
Education is the foundation of our work and the most important engine of economic growth and individual financial gain. United Way of Salt Lake and our partners work to improve results in education from cradle to career by focusing on the following goals: EDUCATION
Cradle to Kindergarten Kids on Track Destination Graduation Infants and toddlers Students achieve on and Beyond demonstrate age-appropriate grade level in reading, Students graduate from development and children math, and science high school prepared for enter kindergarten + + college or other post- ready to learn secondary training, enroll in post-secondary education, and graduate or complete their program
We know that in order to achieve results in education, we must also focus on linking family and community support. This coordinated approach leverages community programs and services so that families can work to support themselves and their children. INCOME HEALTH BASIC NEEDS
Earn It. Keep It. Save It. Healthy for Life Basic Needs Families gain the income and Children develop healthy People’s basic needs financial tools to thrive + behaviors and improve + of food, shelter, health, their overall health and safety are met
7 Promise Partnerships A Shared Commitment to Transform Lives and Communities
These partnerships have made a shared promise to work together to find new and innovative ways to address challenges and find solutions. This commitment, or promise, not only requires deep cross- sector Collective Impact collaboration, Working with dozens of key stakeholders, but also a plan for supporting children United Way of Salt Lake has formed nine and families from cradle to career. “Promise Partnerships.”
In our Promise Partner neighborhoods and communities:
UWSL PROMISE STATE UWSL PROMISE STATE PARTNERSHIPS AVERAGE PARTNERSHIPS AVERAGE
33% 18% Adults without health insurance 45% 70% Proficient in science
34% 11% Children without health insurance % % Adults (25+) without a high 21 10 school diploma (or equivalent)
30% 16% Adults unable to get healthcare % % Adults (25+) with at least a due to cost 18 30 bachelor’s degree
29% 14% Adults who have fair or poor health 44% 31% Individuals under 200% of the federal poverty level
Children at or near the 47% 82% Proficient in language arts 63% 37% poverty level (Free (185% FPL)/Reduced (135% FPL) lunch rates)
SOURCES: 2011 USOE, Free and Reduced Price Lunch Report 2011 Utah State Office of Education 2011 Utah Department of Health 36% 69% Proficient in math 2010 U.S. Census Bureau
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Summer of Service Neighborhood Centers Aligning partners and programs with cradle to career goals
On-the-ground implementation of programs and services provided by Promise Partnerships are coordinated in easily accessible Neighborhood Centers (also called Community Learning Centers and Welcome Centers). Located in schools, apartment complexes, and other locations where residents have frequent access, these Centers are the hubs of the communities they serve. They create a web of support for the entire family where children and families have access to a wide range of educational programs, social services, health resources, and much more.
DESTINATION GRADUATION AND BEYOND Mentoring • Tutoring College savings Adult education
KIDS ON TRACK Reading • Mentoring After-school programs Parent engagement 1 CRADLE TO KINDERGARTEN Early learning • Parent education Home visitation • Preschool EARN IT. KEEP IT. SAVE IT. Cradle to Career Continuum Tax assistance Saving for college Family and Community Support and retirement HEALTHY Job training and BASIC NEEDS FOR LIFE placement Food • Shelter • Health • Safety Health care coverage Mental health Fitness and nutrition
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Promise Partners in Clearfield work with United Way of Salt Lake in the neighborhood surrounding the Davis Community Learning Center at Wasatch Elementary, encompassing approximately 13,000 residents. Thirty-seven percent of this population is youth under the age of 19 and 66 percent of youth
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13 Promise Partners in Kearns work with United Way of Salt Lake in the neighborhoods surrounding two Community Learning Centers: Oquirrh Hills Elementary and Kearns Junior High. This area has a population of nearly 35,000 people, 35 percent of whom are children under the age of 19. Kearns has a high incidence of poverty with 37 percent of kids and families at or near the poverty level. About 75 percent of Oquirrh Hills and Kearns Junior High students utilize free or reduced-price school lunch. Academically, Kearns students are slipping through the cracks. Thirty percent of elementary school children are not reading on grade level and 45 percent of elementary and junior high students are below grade level in math. The graduation rate is startling, at just 67 percent. Kearns’ promise is to focus its efforts on providing the resources families need to thrive and develop a cradle to career pipeline that ensures children are on track to succeed academically.
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14 Oquirrh Hills Neighborhood Center Tourism and leisure industries drive the Park City economy—with the majority of jobs being in recreation, entertainment, accommodation, and food services. The unemployment rate in Park City is very low, and the average income and home value is very high. Despite these positive figures, approximately 39 percent of kids live in families making less than $29,000 a year (for a family of four). This economic divide is reflected in the ethnic makeup of the Park City community. Seventy five percent of Caucasians own their own home, while only two percent of Hispanics do. In addition, 81 percent of Caucasian children have insurance coverage and receive regular medical care as compared to 50 percent of Hispanic children. Ninety-four percent of Caucasian students are achieving on grade level in language arts, compared with 66 percent of Hispanic students. Park City’s promise is to address these economic disparities and remove barriers so that every child McPolin Elementary Neighborbood Center has the opportunity and tools to succeed.
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17 United Way of Salt Lake’s focus on refugee youth is unique among our partnerships, as it is geared toward a specific population of people rather than being place–based. Utah is home to an estimated 30,000 refugees with the majority living in the Salt Lake area. Approximately 1,000 refugees from various countries arrive in Utah each year, most being from Sudan, Somalia, Burma, Bhutan, and Iraq. These individuals and families receive support for the first two years of residence in Utah from one or more of Utah’s resettlement agencies including: Asian Association of Utah, Catholic Community Services, and International Rescue Committee. Various other nonprofit, government, religious, and community organizations provide basic needs, support, and other programs. The Refugee Youth partnership’s promise is to help refugees succeed academically and achieve post-secondary education or vocational training and to provide targeted support from organizations that serve the refugee community. International Rescue Committee Youth Program
Number The refugee youth of immigrants partnership has established and refugees actively a very advanced infrastructure engaged in their schools for collaboration in service delivery, and shared % accountability. UP 60
Promise Midvale is a new partnership being developed among United Way of Salt Lake, Canyons School District, Midvale City, and many other organizations working to improve education, income, health and safety outcomes in Midvale.
18 Jeremy Ranch Neighborhood Center McPolin Elementary Neighborbood Center A SPECIAL THANK YOU! United Way of Salt Lake would like to thank the courageous schools, districts, non profits and the principals, staff, and leaders who are making a difference every day by working together with each other and with United Way of Salt Lake in new ways.
With the new promise partnership model that United Way Our staff has built close bonds with our United Way partners and formulated, we are truly making an impact in kids’ lives and we have a huge respect for their professionalism and dedication in our community. to helping our youth succeed.
We meet frequently with United Way partners to evaluate and -Bob Dunn assess our accomplishments and to target what we need to do Executive Director next to achieve our mutual goals. Every step throughout this Boys and Girls Club of South Valley entire process has been taken and completed together. We are honestly working together steadily to meet our objectives. We can accurately say that our achievements are the result of a joint effort. This new promise partnership we have is incredible.
19 RESULTs Delivering on Our Promise
This year, thanks to the commitment and hard work of our many partners, United Way Promise Partnerships have made significant progress. Below are a few examples of the results we are seeing in the neighborhoods and Neighborhood Centers where we work. None of it would be possible without the many committed partners, donors, stakeholders, Board of Directors, staff, and volunteers. Together, we are breaking down barriers and helping create opportunities so families are prepared and inspired to work toward future success.
Children in GRANITE SCHOOL DISTRICT in our MATH % % high-quality preschool proficiency 3 5% 15 partnership are has increased 3rd GRADE 5th GRADE 6th GRADE
% 77 JR. HIGH JR. HIGH NUMBER LANGUAGE ARTS SCIENCE OF CHILDREN PROFICIENCY PROFICIENCY IMMUNIZED more likely to be ready for kindergarten UP 8% UP 4% UP 36% (average for at-risk kids is 50%)
The number of households that Language arts receive free tax assistance, PROFICIENCY and claim the earned income tax credit % has increased (EITC) and other tax credits UP 51 5th 6th GRADE GRADE 7% 14%
Citations: Data from Utah State Office of Education, State Core CRT Results (2009-2012); Granite School District (2012); and United Way of Salt Lake Year-end Program Reports (2012).
20 * See page 52 for a complete list of Promise Partners Woodrow Wilson Neighborhood Center
PAL Boxing Neighborhood Center Wasatch Elementary Neighborhood Center
Granite Junior High Neighborhood Center Board Retreat at Columbus Center in South Salt Lake 219 UNITED WAY 2-1-1 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL
2-1-1, the state’s information and referral service, is a cost-effective human services delivery system, a vital connection between volunteers and service opportunities, and an essential tool during times of disaster. One of the central purposes of 2-1-1 is to empower individuals and families with information and knowledge about health and human services. With information, an individual can seek out appropriate service providers to make positive decisions and fi nd needed resources, improving the chances of achieving positive outcomes. To fi nd out how to get help, or to give help, visit 211ut.org or dial 2-1-1.
2-1-1 is the social barometer for the state, providing data on the most critical needs of Utahns. In 2012, United Way 2-1-1 received 105,123 calls from Utahns and made 164,761 referrals.
2-1-1 iNCOmiNg Calls By Needs CategOry FOr 2012
Education Arts, Culture, and Recreation Employment Disability Issues Income Support/Assistance Individual, Family, and Community Services 1.5% Referrals include holiday-related services, 1.4% government o ces/centers, domestic animal .7% 15.7% services, and burial arrangements 16.8% .5%
Transportation Food/Meals 1.5% 10.7% Volunteer/Donations 2.8% Other Government and Economic Services 2.1%5% 1.5% 2.6% Clothing/Personal/ Mental Health/Addictions 4.7% 8.5% Household Legal, Consumer, and Public Safety 7.9% Health Care 21.1%
Information Services Referrals include those to libraries, Housing/Utilities media, other 2-1-1 centers, 4-1-1, and referrals to 211ut.org
22 Women’s Leadership Council power of your purse event Tocqueville Society recognition dinner
Tocqueville Society recognition dinner Young Leaders annual event GIVE.
Giving is the easiest and most powerful way to make long-lasting changes in our community. United Way of Salt Lake could not do the work we do without our committed donors. Our donors include corporations, foundations, small businesses, individuals, couples, and families. From the employee who gives through payroll deductions, to our most engaged leadership donor, every investment helps us further our mission to improve lives and build stronger communities.
To find out more or to give today, visit uw.org/give
23 GIVE.
CHANGING THE ODDS CAMPAIGN In January, 2012, United Way of Salt Lake launched a significant major gifts campaign, Changing the Odds, with the goal of raising $15 million to strengthen our cradle to career pipeline in the neighborhoods where we work. Throughout the year, we focused on educating community and business leaders about our promise to transform lives and communities. Leaders made site visits to Neighborhood Centers and were able to see firsthand the impact of United Way’s Collective Impact work.
On 12-12-12 at 12:12 pm, at our public launch for the campaign, we hoped to announce that we had raised $12 million during the quiet phase. In an historic announcement to the community, we revealed that Utah’s major businesses, leading foundations, individuals, and families had contributed $14.3 million to the campaign, and that we had surpassed our goal!
These resources will ensure our partnerships with businesses, schools, cities, and our community’s most visionary philanthropists, will change the odds for children, their families, and entire communities—today, and for generations to come. Changing the Odds Campaign supporters are listed on page 33.
Founding Council Investors in the Changing the Odds Campaign were invited to participate as members of Changing the Odds Founding Council. The Council provides a way for investors to stay informed about the work of United Way of Salt Lake, provides leadership and strategy to help us reach our goals, and to engage in the work on the ground. In late March, the Founding Council met for the first time to learn about the importance of cross-sector collaboration between leading philanthropists, civic leaders, business leaders, and educators.
24 12-12-12 Changing the Odds Campaign recognition event GIVE. DONOR NETWORKS Engaging our Investors
An affiliate of United Way Worldwide National Tocqueville Society
Tocqueville Society members are philanthropists who demonstrate extraordinary generosity to our community by investing $10,000 or more annually in United Way of Salt Lake. In 2012-2013, the 74 members collectively contributed over $1 million in traditional membership gifts. These caring individuals and couples make an outstanding commitment to improving the quality of life in our community. Members are recognized locally and nationally for their commitment and for inspiring others to greater philanthropy. Tocqueville Society welcomed six new members in 2012-2013 and developed a new strategy to enhance membership engagement and provide opportunities for volunteerism, networking, and leadership.
Many Tocqueville Society members also contributed to our Changing the Odds Campaign and made an additional investment above and beyond their membership commitment.
See a list of Tocqueville Society members on page 34
Tocqueville Society annual recognition dinner 25 GIVE.
Women’s Leadership Council (formerly Women’s Philanthropic Network) members engage the power, wisdom, and generosity of women to create a stronger community today and for future generations. In an effort to align with the larger family of 137 separate Women’s Leadership Councils from throughout the country that are affiliated with United Way Worldwide, the Women’s Philanthropic Network officially changed its name to the Women’s Leadership Council in February of 2013. Collectively, Women’s Leadership Councils have a diverse membership of over 55,000 women who have contributed over one billion dollars in the last decade to further efforts in education.
Locally, this diverse group of 178 dedicated women is taking a leading role investing in and influencing solutions to complex community issues. This past year, Women’s Leadership Council welcomed 82 new members. Members invest $1,500 or more annually and collectively invested more than $500,000 in United Way of Salt Lake to support Women for Educational Achievement, an effort to empower girls and teens to complete post-secondary education and training. The Women’s Leadership Council also launched a pilot program to engage its members in on-the-ground work. Members take an active role volunteering in South Salt Lake by providing classroom presentations, and one-on-one mentoring, facilitating career and college tours, and conducting three-day workshops based on the popular book, StrengthsFinder 2.0. Members contributed nearly 500 volunteer hours of their time last year.
Photos 1 and 2: The Women’s Leadership Council annual signature event, Power of Your Purse, was attended by 420 people. The event raised awareness and nearly $50,000 to give girls and young women the opportunity to reach their potential through education.
Photo 3: The Women in Education Summit: Investing in Our Future half-day summit attracted over 500 attendees who discussed issues affecting post-secondary education enrollment and completion among Utah women.
Women’s Leadership Council members are listed on pages 34-35
26 GIVE.
Creating lasting change by promoting philanthropy and civic engagement
Young Leaders are enthusiastic and dynamic individuals and couples under the age of 40 who invest $1,000 or more annually in United Way of Salt Lake. Young Leaders provides opportunities for effective advocacy and community service, and encourages networking through social events. This energetic group of 488 young philanthropists is paving the way for the next generation of community leaders to become catalysts for lasting change. Young Leaders membership grew by 75 in 2012-2013 and members invested over $486,000 in United Way’s work.
More than 450 guests attended the Young Leaders annual event, April 12, 2013. The event raised over $30,000 to benefit United Way of Salt Lake’s early childhood education efforts.
Young Leaders contributed nearly 600 hours of volunteer service this past year and added two ongoing monthly volunteer opportunities at Guadalupe School and PAL Boxing Center, two United Way Neighborhood Centers.
Young Leaders members are listed on pages 35-37
Young Leaders annual event and Day of Caring 27 GIVE.
Leadership Circle members exemplify commitment and caring with a minimum annual investment of $1,000. Nearly 950 members strong, the combined contributions of this group total over $1.3 million. Leadership Circle is currently being reimagined by a planning committee charged with creating a new engagement platform for members. New Leadership Circle membership guidelines will include a $1,500 minimum annual investment. Members will have numerous opportunities to volunteer and to network with other members.
Leadership Circle members are listed on pages 38-41
Diamond Donors have contributed to United Way for 20 years or more and exhibit extraordinary dedication to making a difference in our community. This loyal base of 622 supporters has enabled us to grow through the years and continue to create opportunities for a better tomorrow.
Diamond Donors are listed on pages 42-44
Legacy of Hope Society members have made a planned gift to United Way of Salt Lake through their financial, tax, or estate planning. These individuals know that with proper planning their influence will leave a legacy for many years to come.
Please remember United Way of Salt Lake in your will or estate plan and let us know when you do so we can thank you.
28 Diamond Donors annual event ADVOCATE.
This year’s Legislative Preview Breakfast was held on January 17, 2013. Over 70 United Way stakeholders and partners advocated for United Way of Over 350 attended for a preview of the General Session and to discuss Salt Lake’s legislative priorities during our annual United Way Day on the Hill, United Way’s policy priorities with legislators. February 21, 2013.
Public policy advocacy is an essential component of United Way’s Collective Impact work and is critical to help us achieve our mission and goals. The public sector is a key decision-maker and partner in providing health, education, and human services. State, local, and federal laws and budget decisions affect many critical programs necessary to create lasting changes. To find out more, visit uw.org/advocate 2013 Public Policy Successes Wayne Niederhauser and Senator Todd Weiler worked The 2013 General Session came to a close at midnight with United Way 2-1-1 and other stakeholders to create on March 14, 2013. After 45 fast and furious days, a shared vision for 2-1-1. SB56, 2-1-1 Information and United Way of Salt Lake emerged with many great Referral Network, sponsored by Senator Weiler, was wins for Utah’s children, families, and communities. passed and $250,000 was appropriated to the program. The successful passage of SB56 and subsequent funding Early Childhood Education will help make this vision a reality. In 2007, we successfully advocated for the adoption of an optional extended-day kindergarten program. Funding Earned Income Tax Credit for the program ended in 2010 and one-time funds have United Way of Salt Lake has long supported a State Earned been appropriated to the program since. This year, Income Tax Credit, which is program that is proven to $7.5 million in on-going funds were secured for lift families out of poverty. This session, HB197, Earned optional extended-day kindergarten. Income Tax Credit and Related Funding, sponsored by Representative Eric Hutchings, successfully passed Utilizing research conducted on Granite School District’s the House, but was not prioritized for funding and was, high-quality Title I preschool program, United Way of Salt therefore, held in Senate Rules Committee. Lake and Voices for Utah Children worked with Senator
Aaron Osmond to develop SB71, Results-based Financing “I have tremendous respect and appreciation for the role for Early Childhood Education. This bill would have allowed United Way of Salt Lake plays in the legislative process. the government to contract with a private-sector investor By bringing a diverse group of people together, including to pay for high-quality preschool and be paid back if the business leaders and community leaders, using solid data intervention achieved targeted results. Unfortunately, SB71 to drive decisions, and listening to all points of view, United Way of Salt Lake brings a unique, valuable and strong was voted down on the Senate floor. In a letter to the editor, voice to our policy debates and provides the leadership Deborah Bayle made a public pledge on behalf of United we need to solve complex community problems. Way to continue to develop data-driven legislation so that all children have the chance to succeed from cradle to career. The values we hold dear in Utah compel us to look within our communities for results and to encourage volunteer and charitable 2-1-1 Information and Referral Network service. We should be grateful to United Way of Salt Lake for working to find solutions to challenges in our communities and we should In July of 2011, 2-1-1 joined the United Way of Salt Lake celebrate their success.” team. Part of our commitment to bringing 2-1-1 under -Representative Greg Hughes our umbrella was to strengthen the program, reduce Utah State House of Representatives duplication, and increase overall efficiency. President 29 VOLUNTEER. Volunteering strengthens communities and creates relationships both within organizations and on personal levels that are a vital part of the fabric of the community. Volunteerism also fosters civic responsibility, participation, understanding, and interaction.
Volunteers are at the forefront of much of the resource mobilization, relationship building, Collective Impact goal and vision setting, and other key United Way functions. They are the tutors, mentors, budget counselors, tax preparers, coaches, United Way employee campaign managers, policy advocates, and many others who give freely of their time and talent to advance the education, income, and health of our communities. United Way 2-1-1 Volunteer Center connects individuals, families, and groups to meaningful service opportunities. Over 500 volunteer opportunities are easily accessible by visiting uw.org/volunteer.
In 2012 - 2013, United Way connected nearly 13,000 individuals to meaningful volunteer opportunities.
4,000 volunteers from 115 local companies spent over 36,000 hours completing one-day service projects on United Way of Salt Lake’s 20th Annual Day of Caring, September 13, 2012. Volunteers saved our community over $615,000!
30 FINANCIAL STATEMENT 2011-2012
Cash and cash equivalents 5,291,396 Investments 6,579,178 ASSETS Net pledges receivable 5,988,053 Beneficiary interest in trusts 65,812 Net property and equipment 159,467 Other assets 190,334 Total Assets 18,274,240
Accounts payable and accrued liabilities 210,685 LIABILITIES Due to agencies, programs and other United Ways 5,609,513 Other liabilities 217,230 Total Liabilities 6,037,428
Unrestricted 4,591,728 NET ASSETS Temporarily restricted 7,529,116 Permanently restricted 115,968 Total Net Assets 12,236,812
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS 18,274,240
PUBLIC SUPPORT Individuals, corporations, and foundations 9,429,325 AND REVENUE Donor designations to other nonprofits -2,356,887 Changing the Odds 4,042,532 Initiatives, sponsorships, and other revenue 2,183,752 Total Revenue 13,298,722
EXPENSES Community Investment 6,364,836 Supporting Services 2,413,181 Pension related adjustments and reclassification of trust 143,576 Total Expenses 8,921,593
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS 4,377,129 Complete audited financial statements can be found at UW.ORG
Membership Disclosure United Way of Salt Lake does not have members and does not charge dues from its partner organizations.
31 ACCOUNTABILITY United Way of Salt Lake is dedicated to being transparent and accountable in all that we do. Recently, Charity Navigator and Better Business Bureau evaluated United Way of Salt Lake on our transparency and accountability. Charity Navigator gave UWSL a rating of 70 out of 70—a four-star rating for exceptional transparency and accountability, exceeding industry standards. Better Business Bureau concluded that United Way of Salt Lake meets all 20 standards for charity accountability, making United Way of Salt Lake a BBB Accredited Charity.
Does United Way of Salt Lake have an active Board of Directors comprised Does United Way of Salt Lake have a “whistleblower” policy? of citizen leaders that meets regularly? l Yes m No l Yes m No The Board is comprised of 46 local community leaders representing business, Is the CEO's performance and compensation reviewed and approved? government and other sectors. l Yes m No The Board Chair and Executive Compensation Committee conduct an annual performance Does the Board of Directors review and approve the annual budget and and compensation review of the CEO. This review is ratified by the Executive Committee. quarterly financial statements? l Yes m No Is the senior management team’s performance and compensation The annual budget and quarterly financial statements are approved by the Board following reviewed and approved? thorough review by the Administration/Finance Committee, and the Executive Committee. l Yes m No Does United Way of Salt Lake have an Audit Committee? The CEO conducts annual performance appraisals of the senior management team. These appraisals, along with compensation levels of the senior management team, are reviewed l Yes m No and ratified by the Executive Compensation Committee and the Executive Committee. The Audit Committee is comprised of financial and business experts. Is the Audit Committee an independent body that reports directly to the Board? Does United Way of Salt Lake post its annual independent audit, annual IRS l Yes m No tax return (Form 990) and its current IRS tax exempt determination letter on its website? Does the Board of Directors review and approve the annual independent l Yes m No audit report, as well as the auditor's management letter comments? Available for download. l Yes m No The annual audit is approved by the Board following thorough review by the Audit Has United Way of Salt Lake established written human resources, accounting, Committee, Administration/Finance Committee, and the Executive Committee. use of assets, pledge processing, and internal control policies? l Yes m No Does the Board of Directors review its bylaws and All policies are systematically reviewed and updated. governance documents at least once every three years? l Yes m No Does United Way of Salt Lake have a written donor information privacy policy? l Yes m No Does United Way of Salt Lake have additional oversight committees? A copy of the policy is available on the website. l Yes m No Administration/Finance Committee, Governance Committee, and Investment Committee. Does United Way of Salt Lake prohibit providing donor information to Does United Way of Salt Lake have ethics and conflict of interest policies? third parties? l Yes m No l Yes m No Board members, staff, and committee members are required to sign a Code of Ethics and a Conflict of Interest Statement annually. Does United Way of Salt Lake have adequate insurance coverage? l Yes m No Does United Way of Salt Lake adhere to an investment policy approved by Coverage is reviewed annually by our Governance Committee. the Board of Directors? l Yes m No Does United Way of Salt Lake have a Board-approved business expense reimbursement policy? Does United Way of Salt Lake adhere to a policy which prohibits loans to l Yes m No any Board members or staff? l Yes m No Does the Board review and approve all funding decisions? Does United Way of Salt Lake have a diversity and inclusion policy? l Yes m No l Yes m No Funding recommendations are reviewed by the Collective Impact Council before going to the Board for approval. Does United Way of Salt Lake conduct anti-terrorism compliance measures? l Yes m No Is United Way of Salt Lake continually strengthening its accountability measures and standards? Does United Way of Salt Lake comply with provisions of Sarbanes-Oxley l Yes m No applicable to nonprofit organizations? United Way of Salt Lake’s Board and staff continually seek new, innovative measures to l Yes m No improve our levels of accountability.
TRANSPARENCY United Way of Salt Lake has designed a comprehensive website, UW.ORG, to ensure that our supporters, partners and others have open access to all the documents and other information they may require: • Our mission and how we accomplish it • Annual Report • Bylaws • Annual audited financial statements • Board of Directors roster • Governance Policies • IRS tax return (Form 990) • Community Partners listing • Staff roster VOLUNTEER-LED Every three years, United Way of Salt Lake evaluates organizational performance by conducting a volunteer-led ORGANIZATIONAL self-assessment. The last organizational self-assessment was conducted in fall, 2011. The results are 32 SELF ASSESSMENT available on our website UW.ORG. GIVE. Changing the Odds Campaign Investors
$1,000,000 and above
Anonymous Jon and Karen Huntsman The Church of Jesus Christ Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation of Latter-day Saints The Mark & Kathie Miller Foundation George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation Savage Kem C. and Carolyn Gardner Family The Weinholtz Family Foundation Julianne Gardner Arnell and Weston Arnell Susan Gardner Folau and Sitani Folau Andrew Barnes Gardner and Angela Gardner Christian Kem Gardner and Marie Gochnour Gardner Matthew Lincoln and Amy Gardner Kimberly Gardner Martin and JT Martin
$750,000 and above Up to $49,999 Intermountain Healthcare Anonymous (2) Ray and Janet Pickup Sheryl and John Allen Bruce and Lu Anne Reese $500,000 and above Deborah S. Bayle Gavin and Nicole Reese The Boyer Company Mark and Karen Bouchard Family Trust Kevin and Holly Ricklefs JPMorgan Chase Chris and Mark Bray Rocky Mountain Power Peter M. and Paula Green Johnson Christine and Mike Buckley Kevin and Lois Salmon Sorenson Impact Foundation Dave and Lori Buhler Jeff and Karen Simpson Zions Bank Mona Burton Jennifer and Shane Smith Rulon M. and Rebecca J. Dutson Dr. Charles W. and Sharee Sorenson $250,000 and above Cecelia H. Foxley, Ph.D. Lane and Marilyn Summerhays Goldman Sachs Laren Gertsch O.C. Tanner Company Questar Jamie L. Glenn Jason and Jill Taylor Chris and Natalie Gochnour Karma Thomson $100,000 and above David and Deanna Golden Scott and Sue Ulbrich Thomas and Candace Dee Neil and Ashley Hafer Craig and Christy Wagstaff Family Foundation Tim and Jessica Hodge Rick and Karen Widner University of Utah Hospitals & Clinics George and Sara Hofmann South Salt Lake Mayor Cherie Wood Cathy Caputo Hoskins Thomas and Caroline Wright Wells Fargo Representative Gregory H. Hughes Carol and Craig Zollinger $75,000 and above Jeff and Jane Larsen Blake Larson KeyBank and KeyBank Foundation We are proud that 100% of LeeAnne and Chris Linderman United Way of Salt Lake Board Tom and Jamie Love $50,000 and above of Directors and Changing the Odds Salt Lake County Mayor Steering Committee members made Anonymous Benjamin M. McAdams an additional gift in support of the Allen and Denise Alexander Mikelle Moore Changing the Odds Campaign. Ron and Janet Jibson John and Anne Milliken As of April 1, 2013 Sean and Catherine Slatter
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Allen and Denise Alexander Becky and Kevin Potts Denise Alexander Angela Dumke A. Scott and Jesselie Anderson Keith O. and Nancy Rattie Diana M. Andersen Rebecca J. Dutson* Haven J. Barlow William K. and Julia Reagan Catherine Anderson Lisa Eccles* Deborah Bayle Bruce and Lu Anne Reese Catherine Foote Angstman Lorilee Emery Robert and Jan Bayle D. Nick and Penny Rose Tina Aramaki Dawn Everson Scott and Cheri Beck Gary G. and Darlene S. Sackett Christine Arthur* Anna Farnsworth Colleen and Jim Bell Ted Schmidt Alicia Ashton* Linda M. Feller Mark and Karen Bouchard Harris H. and Amanda P. Simmons Pamela Atkinson* Tami M. Fisher H. Roger and Sara Boyer Catherine and Sean Slatter Michelle Lisa Azzaro Karen Fouad Allison and Barry Bridges Jennifer and Shane Smith Brenda S. Bain Cecelia H. Foxley, Ph.D. Mona Lyman Burton Dr. Charles W. and Lori L. Barton Cydney L. Garland Carol Carter Sharee Sorenson Deborah Battista* Diana S. George Josh and Julie Dalton Susan B. and David R. Spafford Deborah Bayle* Wendy D. Gibson John B. and Flora D’Arcy Charles B. and Joy F. Stanley Jan Bayle Deanna Golden Dave and Nancy Dean Ross and Jo Ann Stokes Allison Beer Michelle Gordon Katherine and Zeke Dumke, Jr. Paul F. Stringham Colleen Bell Dr. Carole Grady Rulon M. and Rebecca J. Dutson Greg and Andrea Summerhays Selena Benson Melisse Grey Spencer F. and Cleone Eccles Norman C. and Barbara L. Tanner Heather Bertotti Sarin Mary Kay Griffin* Susan Gardner Folau and Dave and Kathi Thomas Samantha Blackburn Ashley Hafer Sitani Folau David S. Thomas, M.D. and Jane C. Blair Heather Hamby* Andrew Barnes and Angela Gardner Elizabeth Lockette Babe Blattner-Thompson Lori Harding Carolyn Barnes Gardner Scott and Sue Ulbrich Barbara Bowen Shannon Harmon Christian Kem and Marie Gardner Craig and Christy Wagstaff Millie Bradley Jane F. Harrison Kem C. and Carolyn Gardner Ken and Sheryl Wainwright Jenny A. Bravo Laurie Hart* Matthew Lincoln and Amy Gardner David N. and Heather J. Warne Allison Bridges* Mary Ann Hausman Julianne Gardner Arnell & Michael and Donna Weinholtz Sharon Broadwater Kimberley Heimsath Weston Arnell Dave and Sarah Wolach Christine Brown Sarah B. Hiza David R. and Deanna D. Golden Craig and Carol Zollinger Sally Brown Vicky Hoagland Kevin and Camey Hadlock Christine B. Buckley Mary Ann Holladay* 4 members wish to Neil and Ashley Hafer Mona Lyman Burton* Michelle Hollingsed remain anonymous Dell Loy and Lynnette Hansen Melissa A. Byington Katherina C. Holzhauser Jacob and Elizabeth Heugly Dawn Cannon Kim Hood Tim and Jessica Hodge Tocqueville Society members as of April 1, 2013 Cathy Caputo Hoskins Crystal Hoogeveen George and Sara Hofmann Carol Carter* Diane K. Horrocks Tom and Carol Jepperson Paulette Cary* Laura Houston* Ron and Janet Jibson Melissa M. Ceballos Debra H. Hoyt Peter M. and Paula Green Johnson Agnes Yu Chiao Dianne K. Hunsaker Robert W. Keener Kandice Christensen Lisa Jensen LeeAnne B. and Chris Linderman Tracy Christman Janet Jibson Tom and Jamie Love Jan A. Coleman Carrie Johnson Jane and Tami Marquardt Susan Collier Paula Green Johnson* Kimberly Gardner Martin Judy Copier Sarah U. Johnston and JT Martin Patricia Coughlin Megan Marie Jones Mark C. and Kathie Miller Andrea Cox Shelley Wright Kendrick John and Anne Milliken Christina M. DeVore Jessica Kollman Jack and Melinda Pelo Michelle Diamant Peggy Larsen* Ray and Janet Pickup LeAnn Dickerson* Linda Leckman, M.D.*
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Brandi Leon Stephanie Sherrell Kyle R. Aivazian Davis Burtenshaw LeeAnne Linderman* Catherine Slatter Bielle Crump Albrecht Rey Butcher and Lillie Garrido Elizabeth Lockette* Cindy Smith Anne M. Alder Sheldon E. Byde Paula Marie Lovendahl Jennifer Smith* Jonathan Anderson Doyle S. Byers Angela Hsi-Jin Luan Leslie Snavely Tia Anderson Melissa Byington Dr. Susan R. Madsen Kim A. Soper Joan Andrews and John Nicholas Call Abigail Magrane Susan H. Speer Shane Carlson Sandra Carpio Judy Marostica Joy Stanley Richard J. Angell Jason Castor Jane Marquardt Peggy Stone Michael and Trin Anglin Paul and Melissa Ceballos Magdalena Marriott Jerilyn O. Stowe Christine Angstman Agnes Yu Chiao Jeannie Mathis Carol Sweet Devakumar Annamalai Kandice Christensen and Terri McCarthy* Melinda Swensen Jamison D. Ashby Levi Martinez Johnnie McCord Barbara Tanner* Catheryn Avalos Robert Lauren Christie Juanita Meske* Julie Tanner* Michelle and James Azzaro Brian and Mirien Church Andrea Miller Jill Taylor Talia Bagshaw Jamie Clark Kathie Miller* Kaylynne Thompson David W. Baldridge Tom Edward Clark Rena A. Miller Susanne S. Ulbrich Shawn Ballard Stephen and Monica Clay Anne Milne* Vicki Varela Michael and Krista Baxter William Comeau Debi A. Mofford Kimberly Vincent Scott and Cheri Beck David Corpron Nan Nicponski Betty Wageman Allison Beer Andrea Cox Barbara S. Ohm Christy Wagstaff Ariann P. Beglarian Matt and Mindi Cox Pamela Okumura-Gerrard Kathy L. Warner Brian V. Belnap Bill and Diane Crim Tamara Lynn Ostmark Tricia Warnken Selena Benson Jim and Heather Crowder Megan Pannier Deanna Welch Ryan and Savannah Bergeson Jason W. Crowell Lisa Payne Lindajean Heller Western Jaren Bevan Kimberly Cunningham Tiare Peterson Lori West-Weyen* Tiffani Noel Bishop Deven L. Curtis Becky Potts* Cristi Wetterberg Maxwell Calvin Black Tyler Dallas Mary Jane Watson Price Gloria Wilkinson Benjamin Blackburn Josh and Julie Dalton Cecilee Price-Huish Nadine Wimmer* Kim and Klint Blackburn Joseph P. Dane Heidi Prokop Andrea P. Wolcott* Samantha Blackburn Derrek L. Davis Nancy Rattie* Angela Woodruff Elisabeth Blattner-Thompson and Jesse Wyatt Dean Chris Redgrave* Jacki Zehner Joe Thompson Michael Dehner Lu Anne Reese* Holly Zenger Jason Boren Adrian Dennis Cristie Richards* Linda Zimmermann* Amy Bosworth Jacob Despain Marci Rigby Barbara Zimonja Jake and Angela Boyer Christina DeVore Shannon Roberts Julie Bradford Michelle Diamant Robin A. Rockwood 3 members wish to Douglas and Andrea Donegan Crystal C. Roedel remain anonymous Deanna Brandau Carl Levie Duke Isabel Rojas Jill and Matt Briggs Tori Dumke Stephanie Rollheiser Women’s Leadership Council Samuel Broadbent L. Michelle Dupaix members as of April 1, 2013 Pamela J. Sanders Rob and Holly Brough Stacey Earle Margarita Satini * Founding members of Women’s Christine Brown Matthew Entwistle Stephanie Scheffler Philanthropic Network Christine M. Brown Steven Eror Jr. Gayl K. Schwab Sally and Peter Brown Aaron S. Evans Jamie Anne Schwarzenbach Richard Brutka Joseph Evans Karima Shaver Edmund Burke Ryan Evans Jennifer and Kevin Burrell Dawn Everson Steven Burt Trina Eyring 35 GIVE.
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Blake Facer Daniel and Jennifer Herzog Randy and Jennifer Larsen Laura Miller Emily D. Fairbanks Jacob and Elizabeth Heugly Todd and Mindy Larsen Mark A. Miller Rocco and Diane Falabella Justin Hicken Justin Lawrence Mike and Linsey Miller Mark Ferne Shane D. Hillman Jaron L.K. Leake Kaitlin Ha Moeuy Timothy Michael Fine David T. Hilton Adam and Haylee Ledingham Brent D. Moore Tami M. Fisher James and Candace Hilton Matthew Ledingham Anna Morrison Candyce Fly Lee George Hofmann Melanie Ledingham Clark W. Mower Edward and Becky Fowler Vaughn Holbrook Michael and Cathy Legge Rich Mrazik and Renée Leta Juliann Fox Stephanie Horne Adam Leishman Lindsay Mueller Theresa Foxley Diane and Mike Horrocks Wendy E. Leonelli Mark Murdock Anne Louise Frantz Michael J. Howell Anya Lewis George Myers Jeff and Nicole Freeman Jeff Howes Rachel Lewis Brian and Beth Myrdal Elizabeth Garbe Don and Kaysee Hulet Chris and Laura Lewon Peter Donald Nardelli III Christian Kem Gardner and Tony and Shannan Hull Mark Lewon Jeffrey C. Nelson Marie Gochnour Gardner Alexander J. Hume Dan and Charity Lighten Jeffrey S. Newman Julianne Gardner Arnell and Crystal Humphreys Andy Livingston Kerri Odom Weston Arnell Alicia Hunter Kamilla R. Lloyd Pamela Okumura-Gerrard P. Andrew Garland Eric A. Hurd Angela Hsi-Jin Luan Jennifer B. Olsen Bonnie Marie Garrick Tyler and Kandi Iverson Dr. Robert Lym Jeannine Orr Jared Geisler Chase Jardine David A. Lynn Tamara Ostmark Michelle Genna Jordan Timothy Jennings Heather and Joseph MacDonald Kent and Stephanie Palmer Damon and Tammy Georgelas Robert B. Jeppsen Shawneen M. Mackay Megan and Briton Pannier Marilyn Gayle Getts Carrie Johnson Justin and Heather Maddux Roger and Tricia Parkin Wendy D. Gibson Chase K. Johnson Abigail Magrane Mallary Paskett David Gill David R. and Linda A. Jolley Erica Marken Carolyn Passey Michael L. Gill Megan Marie Jones Judy Marostica Lisa Payne Rachel Gober Melissa Jones Matthew Marr Maryam Pedraza Bernie A. Gonzales Aaron P. Jordin Jill K. Martinez Christen Nicole Perez Chelle Gordon Robert Alan Jorgensen Michael Drew Martinez Nicole R. Perkes Leslie Graft Arminda Jurgenson Jody A. Masse Chris and Cindy Perkins Thomas Greet Anthony C. Kaye and Jamie Lynn Matheny Andrew S. Peterson Kristen Gubler Elizabeth A. Wright Jason and Jeannie Mathis Candace Peterson Brandon Gunn Jason and Chelsea Keith Sean and Kristin Matsalla Darren R. Peterson Cindy Gutierrez David Kelly Ashleigh May Kami L. Peterson Neil and Ashley Hafer Michael Kirby Michael and Elizabeth McCarthy Tiare Peterson David Hall Christopher M. Kirkpatrick Griffin M. McKay Michael P. and Traci Hamilton Kelly Kiyota Brian Berrett McKell Angela C. Petrogeorge Cameron L. Hansen Brent N. Klovstad Seamus and Trish McKelvie Jeffrey S. and Lori and Chuck Harding Shaela Knighton Jason T. Mecham Heather Pickett Shannon Harmon Cody C. Kocherhans Brandi Mechling Robert and Jan Pinon Todd Harris Jessica Kollman Alissa Mellem Alan and Abby Pohlman Julia Harrison Sakura Krapsicher Mechelle Mellor Darryl Michael Poston Timothy N. Harrison David W. Laccoarce Nathaniel Merz Matt Potter David Hartkopf Holly L. Lamb R. Scott and Kyle Power and Liz Angus Brett Haymond Chris Lampe and Tammi Messersmith Mark Preston Tom and Lisa Heath Sarah Barnaby Scott A. Miles Justin Price Kurt Layne Henline Claudia Larsen John and Andrea Miller Heidi Prokop
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Matthew J. Radke Jason Stoddard Rick and Karen Widner Steven Reed Robert and Paula Storey Matt and Talia Wilcox Gavin and Nicole Reese Christopher and Jerilyn Stowe M. Ali Wilkinson Lance Regis Steven Strate Emily Williams Trish Reinhardt Pamela Strom Marion L. Wilson Marci Rigby David and Anne Stromberg Matt and Mary Wirthlin Chanda Rodriguez David and Stacie Sturt Rustin Woerner Crystal C. Roedel Julio Suazo Brett and Nicole Woodruff Isabel Rojas Greg and Andrea Summerhays Gregory Woods Jorge Rojas Spencer and Julie Summerhays Andy Woolstenhulme Ross and Cecilia Romero Laura Summers Philip L. Wormdahl Eleanore Ruffy and Don Lustig Kazuhiko Suzuki Brendan Wright Jana Saba Matthew T. Sweeney Ryan Wright and Jevan Sadler Melinda Swensen Rebecca Brown Nickolas Sanchez Jason and Jill Taylor Thomas and Caroline Wright Andrea Sanders Trisha Teig Heather and Charles Wyler D. Brett Sanford Sarah M. Thacker John Youngren Margarita Satini Christine Thayne Joel E. Zimmer Nathan N. and Justin and Shandy Thayne Michael A. Zody Shannon W. Savage Jessica Theel Jace and Shauna Zurmely Marshall K. Sayer Richard and Natalie Thomas Daniel and Lisa Schmidt Kaylynne Thompson 14 members wish to Lisa Marie Schneider John Tieso remain anonymous Todd Schneider Bradley and Brandy Tilt Young Leaders members William and Jamie Anne Alvin G. Tolentino as of April 1, 2013 Schwarzenbach Cheré Touhuni Laura S. Scott Jeff and Erin Trenbeath-Murray Matt Scurlock Jennifer Trujillo Jacquline L. Sexton Angelina Tsu Brent and Becky Shaw Tristan and Nancy Van Horne Darren Shepherd Tanya Vea Stephanie Sherrell Michael and Kimberly Vincent Mark Siegel Betty Wageman Michael W. Sievert Zachary C. Wardle David and Tiffany Smith Rebecca Warner Joshua L. Smith Tricia Warnken Sofia L. Smith Nicholas Watne Stephanie K. Smith Elisabeth A. Watts Leslie Snavely Michele C. Weaver Peter D. Sorenson William W. Weisberg William Clayton Spencer David Wenk Bret Spriggs Vicki Werling Paola Stauffer Cristi Wetterberg Dr. June M. Steely Pace and Jan Whiting Laura E. Stireman
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John Adams Jason M. Berger Robert L. Catlin Pascale de Rozario and John C. Ahern Roland Bernabe Sandeep Chalke Jonathan Crossett Greg and Julie Aiken R. Mark Bettolo Jaylene C. Chandler Thomas and Candace Dee Sharon A. Aiken Wisniewski Wade and Sharon Bevans Scott and Kathy Chase Robert Delahunty and Pamela Wirthlin Terri L. Aime Peter and Margaret Billings Robert and Pam Checketts Eliza and Garry Detherage Louis Alder Marla Birch Preston Chiaro Lyndon C. DeYoung Mark and Idajean Aldous Sephen Matthew Bivans Brent S. and LaRae R. Child Durell and Jayne Dibb Karol A. Aldrich Jay P. Black Douglas K. and Catherine J. Christensen Debra A. Dickerson Cavell Alexander C. Kim and Jane C. Blair Edward R. and Claudia Christensen Kathleen B. Digre Zacariah Allen James and Julianne Blanch Kim F. and Ann M. Christensen John and Mary Diroll Alan K. and Kathy Allred Jed Boal Lee W. Christensen Clifford O. Doner Lynn Ames Miki H. Bode Scott Christensen David E. Doty Renee Amicucci and Bob Netzel Travis A. Bodrero Tiffanie Christensen Tony M. and Dianna L. Doty Chris and Alison Anderson Brent F. Bowen Shaun Christison Curtis and Susan Dowd Dean Patrick Anderson Heather Bowles Paula G. Chu Michael Dowdle Frederick Anderson Daniel T. Boyd Theresa and Tom Chunat Sheri Doyle Martinez Ian and Mary Beth Andrews Robert W. Boyd Dennis and Sherri Cigana Del and Mary Draper Barry and Cathy Angstman Allan and Millie Bradley Lorraine R. Clark Issac and Camie Draxler Tamara D. Anton Brooks A. Brady Rand R. Clark Daniel Eugene Dugan Catherine Arik Terry and Christine Bragg Dale H. Clayton Emily Dumas Peter B. Armentrout and Mary Ann White Edward and Jan Brewer Sandra Clore Lauri M. Duncombe Rebecca Armitage Mark and Lori Briesacher Thomas Coburn Robert M. Dunford Doyle Arnold and Anne Glarner David K. and Katherine D. Broadbent Wendy L. Colibert Micheal and Krista Dunn Patrick Arthur Michael and Linda Brough George and Sandra Comish John and Jill Dushinske Bruce D. Ashcroft C. Scott and Dawnetta Brown Stephen Connor and Lori Shields Robert T. Dustman and Tina Faust Michelle P. and Kim Ashton Michael Brown Larry and Marlyn Conti James Dye Edward R. Ashwood and Parry Brown Jesus Contreras Daniel Eagar Candice A. Johnson Scott & Sharla Brown Ken Coon Donald and Cynthia Ebmeyer Kirk and Katie Aubry T. Kirby Brown James R. Cooper Garry Edge Geraldine Avant Bruce S. Bryan Mary E. Cordell David J. Edlund Edward Kent Bagley Matt and Amy Buell John R. Cordova Hannah E. Edwards Barbara Bagnasacco Dave and Lori Buhler Melinda Yates Costin J. Duke and Teresa Ann Edwards Bradley D. Baird Roger Buhrley Dean and Patricia Cottle Dan Egan George A. Baker Jr. Robert P. Bulkley Ryan L. Cox Grant N. Eggertsen III Jalanna Baker William Cody Bulkley Betty Jean Cramer Brenda Ehrler Jan Eliese Baker Tori Lee Burns Ron and Becky Craven Robert Ellerbruch John D. and Kim Baker Rick D. Burtenshaw Stacey J. Crawford Bob and Margery Emmett Robert Blain Baker L. Bradley and Sandee Burton Lori Creer Russ Esau Stacey A. Baker Gina G. Butterfield William Crowley Ray and Kathy Etcheverry Jake Banyai Jose Cabral Jeff Cuno Thomas C. Etzel Marcellus Bardwell Terri Cadelaria Michael Lewis Cureton Kevin M. and Jana L. Eubank Sarah O. Barfuss Jan and Kaylene Caldwell David Marlow Curtis Bill and Mary Ann Lee Evans Pam and Robert Barnes, Jr. Dawn M. Call John H. Curtis Michael P. Evans Rick and Elise Barnes John Callahan Richard and Stefanie Curtis Nicole C. Evans Robert Scott and Sue Dawn Barney Jeffrey Joel Callor Pete and Lynn Dahlberg William J. Evans Martin and Sally Barraclough Sheila M. Camarella Robert and Kelly D’Alessio Steven K. Eyre Scott Barrick E. Martin Caravati, M.D., MPH John H. Dailey Mark and Tamera Faas Donald L. Barry David and Susan Carlebach Michael B. and Jolene M. Daley Jeffrey Scott Farnsworth Nancy Barthelmess Steven G. Carlson Cynthia F. Daniels Sterling C. Farr Gene and Marghi Barton Blaine L. and Marilyn B. Carlton Sonjia Daniels Robert T. Dustman and Tina Faust Larry and Amanda Barusch Gordon F. Carmen Robert Brad Dansie James W. and Tammy G. Felt Alexa S. Baxter Craig and Katherine Carpenter Bishop Dean M. Davies Shawn and Charlotte Ferrin J. Thomas Beckett Suzanne Carpenter Susan S. Davis Michael R. Fife Gail E. Bedke Debbie A. Carr Flyn J. Dawson Joyce Finch-Morris Doug Bennion Hayes Carr John Gary Daynes Travis E. Finstad Steven E. Bennion Anthony Carrozzella Blake and Linda Fisher
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Mike Fisher Tracy A. Groll Carol Clawson and Stephen Hull Andrew and Lorraine Kocik Patrick James Fleming Jerry H. Gross Carol Hunter David Koenig Kelly Flint and Julie Matis Clair J. and Vivian V. Hadley Keith Hunter Kelly Kohl Scott Florence Matthew Haidenthaller John Franklin Hurdle Lori Komatar John Fobair Kathy G. Hajeb Michael J. Husar Kathy Konishi Jeff Foote Stuart Peter Halden Jeff Hymas Xan G. Kotter Mary Forbes Kay B. Hall Kathryn Hymas Glen S. Kuball Michael T. Forman Robb and Joni Hamblen Holly Abernathy Infante Sarah Kurrus Norman and Carol Foster Samantha Lantinga Hammock Steve Irish Mel and Lisa Kuwahara Douglas Fraser Gary Hansen Gordon Irving Jamie L. Lacher Susan and Dennis Fredette Jeffrey and Marie Hansen Morris J. Jackson Janice Lagituaiva Brian Frimel Kelly D. Hansen Charles W. Jacobson Andrew Lambert David H. and Karen E. Fuhriman Kirsi P. Hansen Joseph Jacquez Rick Lambourne Jeff L. Fullmer Marilyn M. Hansen Kenneth P. and Penny Derek and Holly Langton Joni J. and Derek Furlong Virginia D. Hansen Brooke Jameson Gordon R. Larsen Rick and Pauline Gailey Paula N. Harding Mark E. Janssen Jeffrey and Jane Larsen Carl B. Galbraith Michael L. Harman James and Jeanne Jardine Michael and Teresa Larsen Greg and Debbie Gardner John and Marquerite Harrington Michael D. Jaynes Blake E. Larson Henry W. Gardner Steven Harrison David Jelmini Torsten Larson Mary Ann Gardner Theresa M. Harrison Raymond and GaeLynn Jenkins Bernard and Christine LaSalle William Gardner Thomas and Diane Hartford Morris L. Jensby Gary and Bonnie Lassen Mark Garfield Julie Hartley-Moore Dallin W. and Barbara J. Jensen Daniel L. Lattin W. Mark Gavre Diane Hartz Warsoff James T. and Klenell Jensen Gregory A. Laufer Robert C. Gay Robert A. and Karla Hatch Jeffrey J. and Rosan N. Jensen Michael J. Lauterbach Mark R. Gaylord Nadine A. Hauk Ron Jensen Melanie Law Sarah B. George Sharen Hauri Scott E. Jensen Bea Layton Bill George Rebecca L. Hawkins Sterling and Joleen Jenson James B. and Evelyn B. Lee Steve Gerrard Bruce Heckler Jeff J. Jerabek Aaron M. Leek Shane Giddings David James Henderson Michael W. Jex Scott L. Lehr Clark and Christine Gilbert Robert and Elaine Henson Stephanie Jimenez Bret and Lauren Leifson Emma L. Gilchrist Nancy Herd Blake S. Johnson William F. Lentz Clark P. and Nancy L. Giles E. Reid Hess Brent T. Johnson William Leung Leslie Gill Douglas L. Hesse Jeffrey D. Johnson Cathie Lewis James and Elizabeth Gilpin Christopher Hill Faith Jones Stephen and Janet Lewis E. Brent Gingell Lisa A. Hitesman Gena Jones Donald and Susan Lewon Cheryl S. Ginn Lance A. Hobbs Robert J. Jones Dayton G. Lierley Marcia Girotto Harold L. Hodges Ron Jorgensen David Howard Lincoln Steven Glaser and Camille Pierce Luke Hoffmann Candace C. Karpakis Bruce and Shari Lindsay Devon and Julie Glenn Amy and Eric Hogan Jonathan and Cathleen Kay Karl V. Lins Jamie Glenn Cheri Hogan Keith and Becky Kearns Phil E. Lippincott August Glissmeyer Mr. Terry K. Hogan Lynn Keddington Tiffiny Lipscomb Brian and Jennie Gochnour Paul J. Hohnholt Marco Keipp Joan Marie Lister Chris and Natalie Gochnour Cindy Holcomb Anthony Kelley Michael R. and Janet Little Brent W. Godfrey Nancy C. Holman Barron K. Kelley James R. and Annette Livsey Lyndon Godfrey James Holton Louise P. Kelly James Brian Lohse and Carolyn Cox Klaus and Beverly Goeller Bill and Linda Holyoak Paul and Rhonda Kelley John and Wendy Long Carey Gold Tim and Brenda Homer Sally L. Kelsey Elizabeth Lopez Howard and Debbie Goodman James and Barbara Hood Ross and Nancy Kendell Rodrigo and Mary Lopez Jill V. Graham Gary and Crystal Hoogeveen Arthur L. Kerwood Mark Lovelace Bradley Ivan Greaves Vern Hopkinson Michelle L. Kettle Torsak Charles Lytle David Howard Green Dr. Roger and Dr. Susan Horn Karl Kieffer Don R. Mabey Joe W. Greene Joseph and Ann Horton Michael T. King Karen M. Macon Brent W Greenhalgh Barbara Horwitz Warren P. and Florence King David B. Madsen Allan Greenland Michael Housley Diana E. and Mike C. Kirk David J. Madsen Kevin and Joanne Grimmett Robert P. and Dixie S. Huefner Scott and Susan Kisting Mike and Mary Malmquist Lisa A. Grogan Stanley M. Huff Stephen J. Knight Teresa J. Mareck
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Michael and Mary Lee Marks Michael and Victoria Mori Alan and Joan Peterson Tim Rodee Brad L. Markus Dr. and Mrs. Alan Morris Gary S. Peterson Richard D. Rodekohr Bob Marquardt Elliot and Doris Marie Morris Kenneth Peterson Robert Rodgers Charles L. Martinez Don Morrison Steven and Judith Peterson Kent Vernon Rominger Julene D. Martinez Carrie A. Mote Ted Charles Peterson Gloria Romney Denise Martinsen Scott P. Mower Mike Petroff Robert H. Rose Mike W. Maughan Susan J. Mueller Peter Philbrook Jeremiah and Gina Ross Kelly B. Maxfield Ricky Murakami Kathryn Ann Philpot Jeffry J. Roundy Bradley and Amy Mayeda Kent and Jane Nate John Piz Annalee M. Rowley Jennifer Mayhew Barbara B. Neilson Michael and Mary Plaizier Ira Rubinfeld and Michael and Deanna Mayne Andrea H. Nelson Hal and Ann Pos Willamarie Huelskamp Von McAllister Julie N. and Dan Nelson Greg and Catherine Poulsen Mark Alan Rueckert Rachele Mccarthey Mark Nelson Rod and Diane Poulsen Stacey Rueckert Elizabeth McClelland Peter Netelbeek George and Charlotte Pratt Troy L. Ruflin Celeste McDonald Bill Neville Marc and Roxanne Probst Jonathan and Tina Ruga Denise M. McDonnell Shelley Neville Jeannette Prochazka R. John Ruskauff James R. McDonough Brian M. Nichols Kenneth Pugh Monique P. Russek Bradley J. McFarland Bruce E. Nielsen Diane and Jim Raaum Kathleen Sacco Gary McGee Jay Brent and Janie Nielsen Roland A. Radack Shahab and Jan Saeed Brendan McGuire Julie A. Nielsen Paul Radakovich Kevin P. and Lois Salmon Terrie T. McIntosh Rydel C. Nielsen Evette Raen Craig Raymond Sanders Rod and Shelby McLean Bill and Leslie Niemann Michael L. and Jolyn D. Raleigh John and Lisa Savage Richard and Lisa McMillan Greg O. Nordfelt Alan and Laurie Ralphs Todd and Cecily Savage Keith B. McMullin Chuck Norlin Dana M. Ralston Ronald J. Sawdey Joshua McNabb Donald M. Null Jr. Michael and Stacey Rasmuson Roger Sawyer Craig McQuarrie Deanna J. Nunley Jason Ray Terence Schade Becky W. McSpadden Kelli Nydegger Robert W. Raybould Scott D. Scharman Patrick D. Meeks Sheila and Mark O’Driscoll Ronald J. and Carolyn C. Reaveley Tifani P. Schol Donald J. Melvin Jerry Oldroyd Linda C. Reed Boyd L. and Lois E. Schow Kelly Mendenhall Joel Oleson Margaret M. Reed Jeffrey Schreiber Preston Messersmith Fredrick H. and Kristine Olsen Richard R. Reed Fred and Sandra Schut Sheryl Metz Eric C. and MaryLynn C. Olson Bruce and Allison Reemsnyder D. Brent Scott Debra S. Meyer Robert Oneida Robert P. Rees Jeffrey K. and Sarah Scott Sivale Michalke Gordon and Lillian O’Neil Don and Rebecca Reese Neil Douglas Scott Jacque Millard Barry L. Orgill Ronald L. Rencher Sheryl A. Scott and Richard Koehn Joel L. Millard O. Don and Barbara B. Ostler Robert Rendon John and Mary Seaman Julee Millard Darren Ott Barbara Repscher David G. Sebesta Alan and Linda Miller Steven L. Ott Stephen E. Reynolds Katie C. Secretan Damon and Ashley Miller Lindsay Owens Ginger Rhode Roger G. Segal Gil and Mary Ann Miller Gregory E. and Karla K. Paige Debbie Rhodes Christopher I. Seibert Jeffrey and Tatiana Miller Shane Paoli Tom and Ruth Rich Sharon Seppi Renee Miller Richard and Deborah Pariseau Patricia A. Richards and Jon Sharp Robert Miller Stephen E. and Alisa A. Parks William K. Nichols Ken and Carol Sharp Donna and Ross Milley Dr. Thomas N. Parks Pete and Sandy Richards Michael Sheldon Scott and Michelle Milton Lyle J. Parry Stephen and Rebekah Richards Marlin C. and Kathryn J. Shelley Cecilia L. Mitchell Todd S. Parry Gladys Richardson Brad J. Sheppard Deborah Moench Greg H. Parson Melody W. Richardson Thomas Shoemake Mark and Martha Moench Scarlett Pate Kevin and Holly Ricklefs Vaughn W. Shosted Janet L. Moffitt Brad Patterson Steve and Rosemarie Riedl Joseph Shrawder Paul A. Mogren and Ann Marie Breznay C. Scott Patterson Gina Rieke Phil Shumway Charlie Monroe Drs. Andrew T. and Teresa M. Pavia Elder Lynn G. Robbins Kevin Shurtleff Elizabeth Moon David Pearce Ronald K. Robbins Olga and Frank Siggins Rebecca Moore John Pedersen W. Kalmar and Diane Robbins Teresa Silcox and Jack A. Torrey Domingo A. Moran Vicki and Grady Perkins Rick and Mary Robins Jay B. Simmons Jim J. Moreno David and Teri Petersen Robert Robinson Ronald F. Simmons Peter J. and Michelle B. Morgan Marta J. Petersen M.D. Teresa M. Robison Brad Simons
40 GIVE.
Suzanne D. Simons John M. Tait Dave Ward Norman J. Younker Jeff and Karen Simpson Stephen Tatum, Ph.D. Linda H. Warner Jean A. Zancanella Stephen T. Sinclair Jeffrey B. Tempest Mark G. Warner Dan and De Ann Zebelean Debra Sjoblom and John Farrell Paul and Ann Terry Kelly B. Warren Valerie Ann Zimmerman Douglas C. Smith Michael and Mary Jane Teske Douglas Warrick Jean M. Zmolek Douglas L. Smith Patrick D. Teuscher Odie Washington Daniel and Sony Zuhlke Gerald Smith Mariam G. Thalos Robert J. Waters Randall Smith Perry Snow Thomas Carrie A. Watters 76 members wish to Scott Smith Troy Thomas Barbara Jo Wells remain anonymous Stephen and Marilyn Ruth Smith Bill Thompson Robert Wells Virginia S. Smith Jeri A. Thompson Sara Wendelboth Leadership Circle members Carol M. Snyder Keith and Jaye Thompson Hugh A. and S. Elizabeth Wetmore as of April 1, 2013 Cheryl L. Southwick Karma M. Thomson Rick D. Weyen and Lori A. West-Weyen Dennis Paul Spackman Paul and Di Tinker Grant Weyman Mary and Russell Speirs Carolyn Tometich S.V. White Dennis Spencer Michael J. Tomko W. Lamar White Gary R. Spencer Jim E. Torgerson Aaron T. Wiggins Paul D. Spencer Ellen and Larry Toscano Charles and Lee Ann Wight Scott D. Sperry Steven R. and Lisa Towner Francis M. Wikstrom and Linda M. Jones Cindy L. Speters Lawrence J. Trainer James Wilcox Dr. Joseph Stanford Tim and Sharon Treu Amy Wildermuth Peter J. and Christine S. Stang Leigh Ann Turner Lori Wilken Burton David W. and Mary Staub Achim Tuschewski James Lee Willcox Jr. Rebecca Stauffer Linda and Wayne Tyler Mark and Laura Willes Samuel T. Steele Curtis Tyrrell Steve and Lisa Willes Jason E. Stemmons Lisa Valerio Michael Willhard Dale L. Stephens JoAnn Van Adrighem Christian Williams Tennille Stephense Robert A. Van Engelenhoven David P. Williams Mark and Jean Stevens Duc Van Vu Bonnie Radine Wilson Marvin L. Stevens Seth Vance Jonathon Brett Wilson Jeanne Stewart Joel David Van Cott Greg and Jill Winegardner Thomas E. Stewart Stuart D. Vandel and Janet E. Lindsley Patricia J. Winmill and William and Cheryl Stewart Jon and Sherrill Vanderstek Bryce D. Panzer Gary and Debbie Stidham Becky L. Vandongen Janine Wittwer William J. Stilling Mark G. Vaughn Jean A. and Harry C. Wong, M.D. John F. Stillings Micheal Alexander Vaughn Bruce and Vera Wood Mark and Kathleen Stimpson Steven Verno Preston Wood Linda K. Stokes Dr. Monica Vetter Guy R. Woodbury Aaron Stone J. Devon and Sheri M. Vickers Jeff and Sonia Woodbury Eric B. Storey Terrance G. Vickrey Lynn S. Woodbury Eileen Strasters David and Barbara Viskochil Orin Richards Woodbury Darcie Strong David Vorwaller Steven D. Woodland Richard Dean Stroud Pauline G. Vosburgh John and Gayle Woolf William Stroud Tammy and Blake Wade Max A. Woolstenhulme John Stubbs Barbara K. Waldron Sheryl Worsley Patrick W. Stutzman Rich Walje Randy R. Worthington Catherine and Ray Sudbury Heidi Walker Julie A. Wray Donny Suhartono Kristy L. Walker Terry and Dori Wright Christopher J. Sullivan Rusty and Sue Walker Bradley Yoder Gerald H. Suniville Vickey and Alan Walker Carole Mikita York Carol Sweeney Brent and Julie Wallace Gary and Barbara Yost Tony and Carol Sweet M. Walker and Sue Wallace H. Walter Young Dr. Peter P. Taillac M.D. Ryan Warburton Sidney C. Young
41 GIVE.
Bonnie Lee Abbott Cheryl A. Briggs William Carl Craig John Fobair Mark Adams David W. Briggs Bill and Diane Crim Rebecca M. Forsgren Mistina Adolphson William D. Brown David T. Crutchfield Howard Fowers Carol A. Affeltranger Wendy Buckner Connie Cruz M. Susan Fox Phillip Allen Phyllis L. Bueno Brenda L. Cummings Thomas M. Francis Kim Michelle Allen Milton J. Buhrman Larry J. Curtis Sue Francis Eva Allen Kevin and Rhonda Bullock Robert and Kelly D’Alessio Dezradee Franks Jeffrey B. Alley Ronald L. Bullock Michael B. and Jolene M. Daley Mike and Gretchen Freeman Steve and Beverly Allnatt Brent Burgon Robert P. Daniels Gayla Gallacher Steven G. Allred Anne N. Burkholder Richard Darnell Max Gallegos Larry D. Andersen Don Burt Beth Darnell Stephanie Gallegos Shantell Anderson L. Bradley and Sandee Burton Richard O. Davis Mary Garcia Wendy Anderson Peggy L. Butler Elias De La Cruz Greg and Debbie Gardner Teresa N. Aramaki Jay N. Butterfield Dorothy P. Deaver Jan H. Gardner Jack Arguello Joshua Bytendorp Robert Delahunty and Pamela Wirthlin James Garduno Penny L. Armitage Jan and Kaylene Caldwell Susan A. Denton Lance Garner David Arnold Paul Callan Eliza and Garry Detherage Steven L. Garside Kevin N. Arrington Dan and Chris Cameron Durell and Jayne Dibb Bill George Patrick Arthur Christie E. Canfield Debra A. Dickerson Charles E. Gerrard, LUTCF Thomas C. Aston Karen L. Cannon Patricia A. Distel Laren M. Gertsch Maude Atkins Kent and Laurie Cannon Darlene Dixon Neil and Jane Getzelman Annette Atwood Douglas B. and Kristin E. Cannon Tony and Dianna Doty Esperanza Giles Mary Anne Balfour Cathy Caputo Hoskins William G. Downton Kristin R. Gillette Jean Bambrough Wayne A. Carlston Del and Mary Draper William Goble Pam and Robert Barnes, Jr. Blaine L. and Marilyn B. Carlton Bob Dunn Klaus and Beverly Goeller Lori L. Barton Christopher Scott Carlyle Micheal and Krista Dunn Danny J. Gordon Gene and Marghi Barton Scott L. Carter Michelle R. Dunn RN Steven R. Gough Larry and Amanda Barusch Colleen J. Carter Rulon M. and Rebecca J. Dutson Gary L. Gourley Kay Bastian Dennis and Marilyn Casaday James Dye Leslie Graft Steven B. Bateman Loretta Castillo Fred Eanes Bruce Gray Deborah Battista Gina M. Cecala Carrie Eddy Randal Grayston Deborah Bayle Victoria L. Chadwick David J. Edlund Lynette Greenwell Sondra Beck Steven C. Chandler Craig Edwards Susan H. Gregory Julie P. Beckstead Richard Chamberland Beth Ehrhardt Richard and Mary Kay Griffin Robert H. Beckstead Robert and Pam Checketts Brenda Ehrler Valrie Q. Griffith R. Bruce Bell Scott M. and Gaylynn D. Child John Eitel Andy Grzelak Shirley A. Bell Paul G. and Linda L. Child Soloman Ek Ron Guevara Billie Bennett Scott Christensen Dixie Ekker Brenda Guinn David M. Bennion Susan and Craig Christensen Susan H. Erickson Bryan Gwynn Duane Benton Ernest Christie Gary Ethington Stuart Peter Halden Sharon Bevans Mont Christofferson JoNell Evans Diane Hales Peter and Margaret Billings Neil Christofferson Teresa C. Evans Brenda Hall Robert A. Bischoff Lorraine R. Clark Steven K. Eyre Joe Hallman Lynn D. Bissell James K. Clark Harden R. Eyring Gary E. Ham Sharon Blackburn Michael K. Clark Linda Fairless Jeffrey G. Handwerk Evert Scott Blood Tanta Lisa Clayton Darrell W. Farmer Kelly D. Hansen Miki H. Bode Evan R. Cline Clair S. Farrington Cheryl Ann Hansen John Booher Robert J. Cole Christian M. Feinauer William Oliver Hansen Michael J. and Shirley Bouwhuis Dean Coleman James W. and Tammy G. Felt Michael M. Hanson Daniel T. Boyd Kenneth A. Conners Chas and Kathy Felt Kellie Harding Kim L. Bradshaw Linda Connors Shanna Felt Brenda Talbot Harris Andrea Brady Rand L. Cook Mike Fisher Jane F. Harrison Chris and Mark Bray Wendy H. Cowley Diane Fisher Craig Haslam Edward and Jan Brewer Allen Cox Susan O’Donnell Flaim Stephen Hastings Allison and Barry Bridges Tom and Alana Craig Angeline L. Fleck Kerry M. Hawkes
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Joyce W. Hawkins Shelley Wright Kendrick Charles L. Martinez Colletta Owens Joyce Hawkins Sonja Kenison Peter McDonough Nancy K. Pace Kim Haws Ron Kenney Barbara McFarland Jan Parke Belinda Hays Lynda K. Kenny Kelly Scott McHenry Stephen E. and Alisa A. Parks Stanna J. Headden Arthur L. Kerwood Lloyd McIntosh Lyle J. Parry Tamera Healy Ken A. Killian Matthew and Susan McNulty Valerie F. Parsons Andrew Hegewald Larry Kimball Craig McQuarrie E. J. Passey C.P.A. Debra K. Helwich Randy King Richard E. McRae Jane B. Patten Clyde Hendrickson Kelly Kiyota Robert M. Meyers Val Payne Richard A. Hernandez Jeffrey L. Klekas Nelsen Michaelson Dexter A. Pearce Spencer C. Herzog Jody Knecht Mike and Suzanne Michalak Tawney and Duane Pearson E. Reid Hess Stephen J. Knight Joel L. Millard Jack and Melinda Pelo Lawrence and Michele Higginson Dan Knighton Jacque Millard Michael G. Peppinger Fiona Hildebrant Lorna L. Koci Jeff D. Miller Sonja C. Peterson John K. and Vicki C. Hill Andrew and Lorraine Kocik Damon and Ashley Miller Stacie K. Peterson Dr. Kristina Hindert and The Sherrie Krumbach Mark C. and Kathie Miller Kent and Sonja Peterson Honorable Ronald Nehring Jo Ann W. Kump Paul E. Miller Thomas W. Philpott JoLynn Hinerman Glen R. and Marijane Lambert Gil and Mary Ann Miller Jacqueline Hom Pope Nancy J. Hobbs Rebecca Lanier Mercedes R. Mitchell Becky and Kevin Potts George and Sara Hofmann Michael and Teresa Larsen Trish and Tony Mitchell Tony R. Poulsen Todd and Katherina Holzhauser Jeffrey and Jane Larsen John L. Mitchell Carol A. Pryanovich Gregory J. Hood Audrey Larsen Sherrie Mobley Mary Przygocki Grant C. Howarth Gary and Bonnie Lassen Mark and Martha Moench Peleti Pulu William A. Huber Peggy Laursen Sue Monroe Kaye Raby Richard A. Huddleston Jr. Michael K. Laverty Gregory B. Monson Debbie J. Rasmussen Bruce L. Hunt James B. and Evelyn B. Lee Steve Montgomery Ronald J. and Carolyn C. Reaveley Vada S. Hunter Ginger Lee Jeanine Moon Bruce and Lu Anne Reese Teresa Hyatt Frank L. Lemon Kirk T. Morgan J. Kirk Reid Kathryn Hymas William F. Lentz Michael and Victoria Mori Arthur and Laura Reilly Scott and Louise Ideson Stephen and Michael Lester Karl M. Mortensen Thomas Retz Everett K. Ika Samuel E. Lewis David W. Murphy Tom and Ruth Rich Larry and Sue Ith Adam M. Lewis Roland J. Murray Gladys Richardson Linda H. Jacobs Michael R. and Janet Little Laura Muzatko Sheila Richins Alan R. Jacobs Darin J. Loder Chris Neeley Patricia A. Rickers William Stephen Jamison Sue Ann Loftus Alisa Nelson Cheryl L. Roberson Mark and Annette Jeanblanc Linda Loma Julie N. and Dan Nelson Robin A. Rockwood Jim and Jean Jensen Christine London Paul and Jeanne Nelson Dana B. Rogers Patti Jensen Wendy K. Loock Dorothy Nelson Clair A. Rood Jr. Bruce G. Jensen Elia R. Lopez Timothy Nestoryak Diane Rose Bruce W. Jensen James Red Louder Michael V. Nguyen Greg F. Rost Ron and Janet Jibson Rodney Lowe Jay Brent and Janie Nielsen D. Gary Roush Marilyn K. Johnson Steven C. Luna Mary Lyn Nielsen-Lyman Evan Rowley Jerry E. Johnson Tauna MacPherson Robert B. Nixon Randall G. Ruby Gregory and Ann Johnson David J. Madsen Kenneth W. Noland Shelley L. Rule Gail M. Johnson Wendell O. Madsen Guy P. Nuttall Maxine V. Russell Kathryn E. Johnson Patricia J. Madsen Kelli Nydegger Mary Russell Todd W. Johnson Steve Mangel Martin T. O’Donnell Dr. Phyllis C. Safman Daren Blake Jones Dwight Marchant Richard K. Ogden Carl R. Salazar Bruce and Kaye Jorgensen James R. Marchel, Ph.D. Rodney Blaine Olson Kevin P. and Lois Salmon William Eric Jorgensen Ronald Marelli Susan P. Olson MaryAnn Sanchez Maxine E. Kaiser Scott Marquardt Sally Tilson O’Neill Stein Sandberg Candace C. Karpakis Felipe and Linda B. Marquez R. Daniel Openshaw Pam and John Sanders Jonathan and Cathleen Kay Ronald E. Marrelli Sharon K. Opfermann Craig Raymond Sanders Patrick J. Kearney Brigitte R. Marshall David Ornelas Ernest Sandoval Karen A. Keene Julene D. Martinez Jerry G. Ostermiller Eileen McConnell Sawyer
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Scott D. Scharman Rob and Louise Stewart Rich Walje Kent W. Schlehuber Andrew and Deborah Stone Laura Walkenhorst David and Debra Scott Robert and Peggy Stone Patricia S. Walker Diane Scott-Brown F. Calvin Stringham Jr. Rusty and Sue Walker Susan Marie Scribner Brent Stringham Richard L. Walkingshaw John and Mary Seaman Myrna Stupelli Jim M. and Constance M. Wall Jacqueline D. Sears F. Craig Sudbury Jerry D. Wallace Patricia J. Secrist Paulus T. Svedin Berdella Lyne Walton Ghulam Ahmed Sediqi Michele and Tom Swaner Lynne N. Ward Bonnie J. Segura Ralph E. Swiss Michael G. Wardle Cindie Selbo Tony and Paula Taylor Douglas Warrick LaMar W. Selman Dawn R. Taylor Cory L. Watkins Frank Semancik Howard R. Taylor Wayne Thomas Watson Sharon Seppi David Taylor Pamela Webb Janet Shank Jeffery B. Tempest John D. Webster Ken and Carole Sharp Evan R. and Joan C. Terry Thomas P. Welch Jon Sharp Paul and Ann Terry Robert Wells John Sheffield Mary Shannon Thatcher Kathleen H. Wernli Julie J. Sheldon Gerald T. Thee Hugh A. and S. Elizabeth Wetmore Marlin C. and Kathryn J. Shelley Jerry Thomas Julie Wetzel Kevin Westley Shelley Marsha Thomas Sidney L. White Dee Anna Shelton Brenda K. Thompson Rick and Karen Widner Stephanie Sherrell Jeri A. Thompson Lola J. Wiles Brent A. Shingleton Dennis Thompson Afton I. Wiley Bonnie Shuler Alan Kay and Joan H. Tibbitts Roger and Carolyn M. Wilhelmsen Phil Shumway Eleanor M. Till Robert B. Willbanks Teresa Silcox and Jack A. Torrey Warren LeVell Timothy Edward Willden Timothy F. Simmons Lamont D. Tingey Kathie J. Williams Brad Simons Kaylene Titcomb Daniel S. Williams Carol D. Sjoberg Thomas W. Tolman Kenneth F. Willis Rich Skeen Christopher E. Topham Rustin Woerner Catherine and Sean Slatter Ellen and Larry Toscano Dave and Sarah Wolach Chris Smallwood Marilu Trainor Andrea Wolcott and Gus Schultz Ted and Camille Smith Tim and Sharon Treu Joey L. Wolfe Paul A. Smith Thomas Tripp Orin Richards Woodbury Carrie Maurine Smith Linda L. Trujillo Cynthia A. Workman Sherri M. Smith Nick R. Trujillo Randy R. Worthington Virginia S. Smith Timothy R. Trussell Karen P. Wright Ashby L. Smyth Cindy Tsosie Martha D. Wunderli Steven W. Snarr Scott and Sue Ulbrich Robert Wylie Carol Snow Christian Allan Ulmer Thomas K. Yarrington Colleen Snyder Kenneth David Urry Terrell and Pam York John Sorensen J. Howard Van Boerum H. Walter Young Paul Soria Robert A. Van Engelenhoven Ruben E. Soto Kelly Vance 26 members wish to Dr. Mark H. Spencer Candace M. VanderMeyden remain anonymous Stanley Spencer Jon and Sherrill Vanderstek Luann Spendlove Becky L. Vandongen Diamond Donor members Ralph and Margit Stamp Mark G. Vaughn as of April 1, 2013 Rodney G. Stanger Norma Velez Keri Stankevitz Steven Verno Tina M. Stark J. Devon and Sheri M. Vickers Craig Stelter Elizabeth O. Vlakovich Mark and Jean Stevens Nephi M. Voge William and Cheryl Stewart Julie Wager
44 CORNERSTONEPARTNERS
United Way of Salt Lake thanks the following generous and committed corporations and foundations. Cornerstone Partners direct their resources toward underwriting our costs of doing business. $100,000 and above $25,000-$49,999
$10,000-$24,999 3M Foundation KeyBank N.A. Chevron USA, Inc. Logistic Specialties, Inc. Deluxe Corporation Parsons Behle & Latimer Katherine W. Dumke and Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah Ezekiel R. Dumke, Jr. Foundation Swire Coca-Cola, USA Emma Eccles Jones Foundation TD Williamson, Inc. EnerBank USA UnitedHealth Group $50,000 - $99,999 Holly Frontier U.S. Bancorp Foundation Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. Utah Metal Works, Inc. JPMorgan Chase Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. Kern River Gas Transmission Company a MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company $5,000-$9,999
BD Medical Snell & Wilmer Frito-Lay, Inc. Target Intermountain Bobcat Walmart Distribution Center jcpenney Shared Services Center UP TO $4,999
Acusport Heritage West Credit Union Advantage Workers Compensation Hobart Service Insurance Co. Insurance Company Johnson Controls, Inc. Ash Grove Cement Company L-3 Communication Systems-West Cargill Inc. Industrial Salt Division Marriott International, Inc., CenturyLink Corporate Headquarters CH2M Hill M H T N Architects, Inc. Cirris Systems Corporation Reaveley Engineers & Cohne, Rappaport & Segal, P.C. Associates, Inc. Community Volunteers of Utah Risk Management Association Cummins Rocky Mountain, LLC Rockwell Collins Fetzer’s, Inc. Sweet Candy Company First National Bank As of April 1, 2013
45 COMMUNITYCHAMPIONS
United Way of Salt Lake is pleased to recognize the following organizations for their tremendous generosity and ongoing support of our work to improve lives and build stronger communities. These organizations invest in our community with a combined employee and corporate per capita gift of $100 or more—including employee, corporate, sponsorships, and in-kind donations.
3M Health Information Systems Gardner Company Questar Corporation AcuSport GE OEC Healthcare Reaveley Engineers & Associates, Inc. Advantage Workers Compensation Goldman, Sachs & Co. Robert W. Baird & Co. Insurance Company Harland Clarke American Rockwell Collins Alliance Data Holland & Hart, LLP Rocky Mountain Advisory, LLC American Express Holly Frontier Rocky Mountain Power Ash Grove Cement Company Hub International of Utah Limited A Division of Pacificorp AT&T Hubbard Radio Sabol & Rice, Inc. ATK Aerospace Systems Group Intel Corporation Salt Lake Chamber Automated Business Products Intermountain Bobcat Savage Ballard Spahr, LLP Intermountain Healthcare Simpson & Company Bank of America JPMorgan Chase Snell & Wilmer Beneficial Financial Group Kellogg–Clearfield Plant Supervalu Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah Kern River Gas Transmission Swire Coca-Cola, USA The Boyer Company Company a MidAmerican Energy Tesoro Refining & Marketing Co. Cargill, Inc. Industrial Salt Division Holdings Company Mountain Region CBIZ MHM, LLC KeyBank N.A. Tosca Ltd. Ceridian Corporation KSL Broadcast Group Traveler’s Indemnity Chevron, USA Inc. Ledingham Properties U.S. Bank CHG Healthcare Services, Inc. Logistic Specialties, Inc. United Way of Salt Lake CIGNA Love Communications UPS Cirris Systems Corporation Management and Training Corporation UPS Corporate Customer Service Center Mark Miller Auto Group UPS Freight Services City Creek Center UPS Mail Innovations Cohne, Rappaport & Segal, P.C. Mark Miller Subaru Midtown Mark Miller Subaru South Towne UPS Supply Chain Solutions Colvin Engineering Associates, Inc. Mark Miller Toyota Utah Legal Services, Inc. Comcast Merrill Lynch Utah Metal Works, Inc. Costco Wholesale Corporation M H T N Architects, Inc Utah System of Higher Education Bountiful Nordstrom, Inc. State Board of Regents Salt Lake Depot Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Inc. Sandy Nordstrom City Creek Center SLC Nordstrom Fashion Place Wells Fargo - Utah West Valley Nordstrom Rack Store Williams - Northwest Pipeline Deloitte & Touche, LLP Nordstrom Rack The Commons at Workers Compensation Fund South Towne Deluxe Corporation Zachry Industrial Inc. O.C. Tanner Company Deseret Management Corporation Zions Bancorporation Olympus Aerial Surveys, Inc. EnerBank USA Zions Bank Parsons Behle & Latimer Enterprise Rent-A-Car Parsons Kinghorn Harris Ernst & Young AS OF APRIL 1, 2013 PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Fabian & Clendenin, P.C. Primary Children’s Medical Center Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Salt Lake City Branch QEP Resources, Inc.
46 PROUDSUPPORTERS & PARTNERS
United Way of Salt Lake thanks the following organizations that partner with us to create opportunities for a better life for all. Together, we are advancing the education, income, and health of our neighborhoods and communities to help every child succeed, every step of the way, from cradle to career.
3M Foundation Avaya, Inc. Caterpillar 3M Health Information Systems Bagley Ice & Carbonic Inc. Catholic Community Services of Utah A & Z Produce Balkamp, Inc. Western Division Cavanagh Services Group, Inc. AAA Fair Credit Foundation Ballard Spahr, LLP CBIZ MHM, LLC AARP Bank of America CBRE Abbott Bank of Utah CDM Academy Mortgage Corporation Bank of the West CenturyLink KTVX - ABC 4 Bard Access Systems, Inc. Ceridian Corporation Accenture Battelle Memorial Institute CH2M Hill AcuSport Baylor Bryan Tower Chapman and Cutler, LLP Advantage Workers Compensation BD Medical Chevron, USA Inc. Insurance Company Best Buy Retail District 57 CHG Healthcare Services, Inc. Aetna(AET) Jordan Landing Store The Children’s Center Age Connections, Inc. Murray Store The Children’s Center-Kearns Agilent Technologies Park City Store Children’s Service Society of Utah Agfa Healthcare Corporation Salt Lake Store The Church of Jesus Christ of Air Products Sandy Store Latter-day Saints Alder Construction Company BestWay Trailer & Camper Repair The Church of Jesus Christ of Allied Insurance A Member of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah Latter-day Saints Foundation Nationwide Insurance Biotron Laboratories CIGNA Alliance Data Black Diamond Equipment, Ltd. Cirris Systems Corporation Allied Solutions The Blackstone Group, Inc. Citi All-Pro Cleaning Systems, Inc. The Boeing Company Citi Foundation Allstate Insurance/Claims Boise Building Solutions, Distribution City Creek Center Ally Bank Bottomline Technologies, Inc. City Creek Dental America First Credit Union The Boyer Company City of Bountiful American Express Boy Scouts of America, Great Salt Lake Council City of South Salt Lake American Express Centurion Bank Boys & Girls Clubs of South Valley Clark and Christine Ivory Foundation American Express Foundation Brent & Bonnie Jean Beesley Foundation Clearfield City American Family Insurance Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund Clear Channel Media and Entertainment 94.1 KODJ AmericanWest Bank Brigham Young University Ameriprise Financial Services 97.1 ZHT Brighton Bank MY99.5 Andersen Corporation The Jack and Dorothy Byrne Foundation The Bull 105.7 Apex Logistics Group C&M Hospitality Group, LLC. Today’s 106.5 Aromatic Resource Management Company C C I Mechanical, Inc. Clearfield Job Corps Center Arthur & Associates PC Café Rio Clinton City Corporation ARUP Laboratories Callister, Nebeker & McCullough CMS Energy Ash Grove Cement Company Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce Cohne, Rappaport & Segal, P.C. Asian Association of Utah Canyons School District Colvin Engineering Associates, Inc. Associated Food Stores, Inc. Caradigm Combined Federal Campaign AT&T Cardinal Distribution A Cardinal Comcast ATI Wah Chang Health Company Commerce Real Estate Solutions ATK Aerospace Systems Group Cargill, Inc. Industrial Salt Division Community Action Partnership of Utah ATK Armament Systems Carl’s Jr. Restaurants/Carl Karcher Community Health Centers, Inc. Auto - Owners Insurance Enterprises, Inc. Community Nursing Services Automated Business Products Carr Printing Company Community Volunteers of Utah Automatic Data Processing Catalyst Foundation Continental Airlines
47 PROUDSUPPORTERS & PARTNERS
Convergys English Skills Learning Center The Edward L. and Bessie Boyce Costco Wholesale Corporation Enterprise Rent-A-Car Gillmor Foundation Bountiful Equifax GlaxoSmithKline Murray Ernst & Young Goldman, Sachs & Co. Salt Lake City Granite School District Salt Lake Depot ESPN 700 Sandy Fabian & Clendenin, P.C. Greek Orthodox Church of Greater Salt Lake West Valley Fairchild Semiconductor Green Tree Investment Holdings, LLC CRC Nationwide Family Connection Center/Davis Food Bank Community Guadalupe Schools CSL Plasma Action Agency Guardsmark, LLC Culp Construction Company Family Counseling Center Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC Cummins Rocky Mountain, LLC Family Promise - Salt Lake H&R Block Cumulus Media, Inc. The Family Support Center, Inc. Halliburton Energies B98.7 Far West Bank Hallmark Zrock 94 Quarry Bend Branch Hanes Industries CVS Caremark South Jordan Lending Office Harland Clarke American Customer CVS Pharmacy, Inc Walker Financial Center Contact Center Dadiva Foundation Farmington City Corporation Harland Clarke American Order Danville Development Corporation Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Acceptance Center Salt Lake City Branch Datamark Harland Clarke Forms Office FedEx District Office Davis Applied Technology College Harman Professional Signal Processing FedEx Express/SLCA (Ramp) The Haven Davis Audio Visual FedEx Express BTFA Davis Behavioral Health FedEx Freight HealthSouth Medical Clinic Davis Chamber of Commerce FedEx Ground Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway Foundation Davis County FedEx Ground Commercial Heritage West Credit Union FedEx Services Davis School District/Davis Hershey Food Education Foundation Fetzer’s, Inc. Hertz Corporation Thomas and Candace Dee Family Foundation Fidelity National Information Services Hewlett-Packard Company Salt Deloitte & Touche, LLP Firmco Financial Lake City Sales Office Delta Air Lines BMW of Murray Hexcel Corporation Mini of Murray Deluxe Corporation Hobart Service First National Bank Dental Select Hoffmann-La Roche, Inc. Firstsource Solutions USA, Inc. Deseret Management Corporation Holland & Hart, LLP The Florence J. Gillmor Foundation Beneficial Financial Group Holly Frontier Ford Motor Company Deseret Book Company Holy Cross Ministries Deseret Digital Media Fourth Street Clinic- Wasatch Homeless Deseret News Health Care Inc. Home Depot Corporation OKespañol KSTU - FOX 13 Honeywell International KSL Television FPL Group HP-The Hartford Financial Services KSL Newsradio/102.7 FM 1160 AM Freightlink Air & Sea International HSBC – UNITED FOR HOPE The Arrow 103.5 Hub International of Utah Limited FM 100.3 Frito-Lay, Inc. Temple Square Hospitality Corporation Fusion-io Hubbard Radio Deseret Trust Company Gap, Inc. Humana, Inc. Detroit Diesel Remanufacturing–West Gardner Company Hunter Panels, LLC Diamond Rental The Kem C. and Carolyn Gardner Family HyperXMedia Dillard’s–Fashion Place Mall Store The Gateway IBM Corporation Dillard’s–South Towne Mall Store Gateway Applette, LLC Idaho Technology, Inc. Docu Prep General Electric Company Indi/Built The Dorsey & Whitney Foundation GE Capital Financial Industrial Compressor Products The Katherine W. Dumke and Ezekiel R. GE Money Bank Intel Corporation Dumke, Jr. Foundation GE OEC Healthcare Intermountain Bobcat George S. & Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation General Mills, Inc. Intermountain Healthcare Ed Kenley Ford General Motors Corporation ITT Technical Institute Educators Mutual Insurance Association of Utah Geo Engineers ITW Illinois Tool Works Edwards Lifesciences Gerald Linda & Associates Marketing Jacobsen Construction Company, Inc. EG&G Technical Services–Defense Materials Consulting/Research Eli Lilly & Company Gexpro EnerBank USA
48 PROUDSUPPORTERS & PARTNERS
jcpenney Company Logistic Specialties, Inc. Nordstrom, Inc. jcpenney Layton Hills Mall Love Communications Nordstrom City Creek Center jcpenney Shared Services Center Lowe’s Companies, Inc. Nordstrom Fashion Place jcpenney Salt Lake City District Office LPL Financial Services Nordstrom Rack jcpenney South Jordan Nordstrom Rack, The Commons jcpenney South Towne M H T N Architects, Inc. at South Towne jcpenney Valley Fair Mall Macy’s, Inc. Norman Townsend & Johnson, LLC Cottonwood Mall Jefferson Wells North Salt Lake City Jensen Charity Foundation Fashion Place Mall Layton Northrop Grumman Jewish Family Service South Towne Center Northrop Grumman Navigation The John & Co. Valley Fair Mall Systems Division Johnson & Johnson Macy’s Foundation Northwest Airlines Johnson Controls, Inc. Magellan Health Services Novak Market Research JPMorgan Chase Management and Training Corporation Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corp Emma Eccles Jones Foundation Manheim Utah Novell, Inc. Jones Waldo Larry H. and Gail Miller Family Foundation O.C. Tanner Company Jordan School District The Mark & Kathie Miller Foundation Odyssey House, Inc. JT3 Mark Miller Auto Group Office Max-Contract The KCB Family Foundation Mark Miller Subaru Midtown OfficeMax KCPW 88.3 Mark Miller Subaru South Towne Mark Miller Toyota Olympus Aerial Surveys, Inc. Kaysville City Corp. Markus Williams–Young & Zimmermann LLC O’Reilly Auto Parts Kellogg - Clearfield Plant Marriott International, Inc. OSRAM Sylvania Kellogg Snacks Corporate Headquarters Ottobock Healthcare Kern River Gas Transmission Company a Second Dorothy F. Martin Charitable Packaging Corporation of America MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company Foundation Packaging Corporation of KeyBank Foundation Mass.Electric Construction Co. America Container Division KeyBank McIntosh Communications Park City Lodging, Inc. Kim Brown Associates Medco Park City Mountain Resort King Family Foundation MediaOne of Utah A Newspaper Park City School District/ Park City Kirton & McConkie Agency Company Education Foundation Kohl’s Medical Home Portal Parr, Brown, Gee & Loveless Kohl’s-Clinton Meier’s Catering Parsons Behle & Latimer Kohl’s-Draper Parsons Engineering Services Kohl’s-Layton Merck & Co., Inc. Kohl’s-Riverton Merrill Lynch Parsons Kinghorn Harris Kohl’s-Salt Lake City MetLife Foundation Pathology Associates Medical Laboratories Kohl’s-West Jordan Metropolitan Life Insurance Company PAYCHEX, Inc. Kohl’s-West Valley City Milcom, Inc. Payless ShoeSource, Inc. District Office Kostopulos Dream Foundation/ Camp Kostopulos Moog, Inc. Aircraft Group Salt Lake Operations PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. Today’s 106.5 Moreton & Company PCL Construction, Inc. Jordan Basin WRF Project KPCW 91.9 FM Morgan Stanley Bank Peace House, Inc. KPMG LLP Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Penna Powers Brian Haynes KUED Morton Salt Company The People’s Health Clinic KUTV 2 Motorola Pepsico Beverages and Foods L-3 Communication Systems-West Mountain West Medical Center PepsiCo, Inc. Laboratory Corp. of America Mountain West Small Business Finance Pfizer, Inc. Lakeview Hospital Mountainlands Community Housing Trust Phillips Medical Systems Janet Q. Lawson Foundation Murdock Chevrolet Phillips Petroleum ConocoPhillips Layton City Murray City Corporation Pioneer Theatre Company LDS Family Services Murray City School District The PNC Financial Services Group Ledingham Properties My Country 105.7 Pratt & Whitney Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake National Alliance on Mental Prevent Child Abuse Utah Levy Home Entertainment Illness (NAMI Utah) PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Lincoln Financial Group Foundation Nationwide Insurance Primary Children’s Medical Center LMF Sales, Inc. Navajo Refining Company The Principal Financial Group Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company NCFI Polyurethanes Claims Service Center Lockheed Martin Corporation Neighborhood House Association The Procter & Gamble Company Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. New York Life Insurance Company Project Reality Missiles & Space Operations Newberry Family Foundation Protherics Utah Inc.
49 PROUDSUPPORTERS & PARTNERS
Prudential Utah Real Estate Sanofi Pasteur, Inc. Steadman’s QEP Resources, Inc. Sara Lee Bakery Group Stoel Rives, LLP QHR, LLC Savage Stryker Medical Quantronix, Inc. Scheels Summit Contracting, LLC Questar Corporation Schering-Plough Corporation Supervalu R.E.I. Schneider Electric/Square D Fdt Swanson Building Materials, Inc. Rape Recovery Center Scott E. and Teresa K. Deru Foundation Sweet Candy Company Ray Quinney & Nebeker Security Service Federal Credit Union Swire Coca-Cola, USA Raytheon Applied Signal Technology SelectHealth Tactile Signage of Utah Signs to Succees Reaveley Engineers & Associates, Inc. Shaw Beneco, Inc. Target Stores, Inc. Red Rock Brewing Company, LC. Shell Oil Company Foundation Super Target–Centerville Regence BlueCross BlueShield of Utah ShopKo Super Target–Layton ShopKo–Bountiful Super Target–Park Centre The Regence Foundation Super Target–Sandy Rico’s Mexican Mart Shopko–Layton ShopKo–Murray Target–Bank RICOH Office Solutions ShopKo–Salt Lake City #85 Target–Jordan Landing Rio Tinto - Kennecott ShopKo–Salt Lake City #97 Target–Salt Lake City ShopKo–Salt Lake City #110 Target–South Jordan Risk Management Association Target–Stores District Office The Road Home ShopKo–Sandy ShopKo–West Jordan Target–West Jordan Robert W. Baird & Co. Schneider SLC Operating Center Target–West Valley Robbins Family Foundation Siemens Health Systems TD Ameritrade Rockwell Collins Simmons Media Group TD Williamson, Inc. Rockwell Sales Office Mix 107.9 FM Teen Mother and Child Program Rocky Mountain Advisory, LLC Movin’ 100.7 FM Terry, Price & Wunderli Rocky Mountain Power A Division of Pacificorp The Eagle 101.5 FM Tesco Williamsen, Inc. Romney Lumber Company The Zone 1280 AM & 97.5 FM Tesoro Refining & Marketing Co. U92 Mountain Region Ruth’s Chris Steak House X96 Texas Industries Ryerson Simpson & Company Thomas Arts S.P. Richards Sirius Computer Solutions TIAA-CREF Sabol & Rice, Inc. The Slaymaker Group, Inc. TJ Maxx Companies Safe Harbor Domestic Violence Shelter SmartMouth Communications SafeGuard TJ Maxx–Bountiful Smith’s Food and Drug Stores, Inc. TJ Maxx–Brickyard Safelite Autoglass Snell & Wilmer TJ Maxx–Draper SAIC Snowbird Corporation TJ Maxx–Fort Union Salt Lake Advocacy & Community Sorenson Impact Foundation TJ Maxx–Jordan Landing Training (Salt Lake ACT) TJ Maxx–Murray Soulistics Salt Lake Chamber TJ Maxx–Park City Spacecon West, LLC Marshalls–Murray Salt Lake City Corporation SPLORE Marshalls–Farmington Salt Lake City Marriott Downtown Sprint Homegoods–Farmington Salt Lake City NGA 2011 Inc St. Mark’s Hospital Tony Caputo’s Market and Deli Salt Lake City Public Library Stacy and Witbeck, Inc., Kiewit Western Co. Tooele County School District Salt Lake City School District/Salt Tosca Ltd. Lake Education Foundation Standard Supply Electronics Wholesale Distributors Traveler’s Indemnity Salt Lake Community Action Stanley Access Technologies Triumph Gear Systems, Inc. Program (SLCAP) Starbucks Coffee Company TURN Community Services Salt Lake Convention & Visitors Bureau Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. Turner Industries Group Salt Lake County State Farm Insurance Co. TYCO Salt Lake County Solid Waste Management State Farm Insurance Companies TyssenKrupp Elevator Salt Lake Valley Health Department Corporate Headquarters U.S. Bancorp Foundation Saltz Plastic Surgery Inc State of Utah U.S. Bank Salvation Army, Salt Lake Basin Department of Public Safety Unigard Insurance Group Sam’s Club Department of Community and Culture Sam’s Club–Layton Union Pacific Railroad Foundation Sam’s Club–Walmart Murray Department of Workforce Services Unisys Commercial Corporation Sam’s Club–Walmart Jordan Landing Utah Commission on Volunteers United Airlines Sam’s Club–Walmart Salt Lake City Utah State Office of Education United Way Dixie Sam’s Club–South Jordan Utah System of Higher Education United Way of Northern Utah Sandy City Corporation State Board of Regents Utah Transit Authority
50 PROUDSUPPORTERS & PARTNERS
United Way of Salt Lake Walmart Stores, Inc. Wilson Supply Tocqueville Society Walmart Distribution Center Wolverine Worldwide Women’s Leadership Council Walmart Foundation Woodbury Corporation Young Leaders Walmart - Centerville Leadership Circle Walmart - Clinton Workers Compensation Fund Diamond Donors Walmart - Draper World Financial Capital Bank Legacy of Hope Walmart - Layton Wright Express Financial Services United Way of Utah County Walmart - Parleys Xcel Energy Services Inc. UnitedHealth Group Walmart - Park City Walmart - South Jordan Xerox Corporation University of Utah Walmart - Syracuse XPEDX University of Utah Hospitals and Clinics Walmart - Taylorsville YMCA of Greater Salt Lake University of Utah Department of Pediatrics – Walmart - Tooele Young Chevrolet Medical Home Portal Walmart - Union Park Youth Support Systems Walmart - West Jordan UPS YWCA of Salt Lake City UPS Corporate Customer Service Center Walmart - West Valley The UPS Foundation Walmart Neighborhood Market - Layton Zachry Industrial Inc. UPS Freight Services Walmart Neighborhood Market - South Jordan The Jacquelyn & Gregory Zehner Foundation UPS Mail Innovations Walmart Supercenter–Downtown Zions Bancorporation UPS Supply Chain Solutions Walmart Supercenter–Salt Lake City # 5233 Walmart Supercenter–Salt Lake City # 5350 Zions Bank Urban Indian Center of Salt Lake Walmart Supercenter–West Valley City Zions Securities Corporation URS Corporation - Washington Division Walmart Supercenter–Riverton URS Group, Inc. Walmart Supercenter Store–Sandy Several organizations wish US Airways Wasatch Electric A Division of Dynalectric to remain anonymous US Magnesium, LLC Wasatch Energy Sales Utah Agency, LLC Washington Federal Savings AS OF APRIL 1, 2013 Utah Department of Public Safety-Division of Waste Management of Utah Emergency Management WebBank Utah Education Association (UEA) Weber Basin Water Conservancy District Utah Educational Savings Plan Weber State University-Davis Campus Utah Farm Bureau Federation The Weinholtz Family Foundation Utah Food Bank Services Wells Fargo - Utah Utah Housing Corporation Wells Fargo Foundation Utah Independent Living Center, Inc. West Bountiful City Utah Legal Services, Inc. West Valley City, Inc. Utah Metal Works, Inc. Western Garden Center, Inc. Utah Nonprofits Association Western Southern Life Utah Partners for Health Westminster College Utah System of Higher Education State Williams - Northwest Pipeline Board of Regents Utility Trailer Manufacturing Co. Van Boerum & Frank Associates, Inc. Van Cott, Bagley, Cornwall & McCarthy Varian Medical Systems X-Ray Products Verbatim Solutions Veritas Funding LLC Verizon Call Center - West Valley Voices for Utah Children Volunteers of America, Utah Walgreen Co. Salt Lake City District Office Walgreens – Family of Companies
51 PROMISEPARTNERS
United Way of Salt Lake thanks the following partners for embracing National Alliance on Mental Illness, Utah Collective Impact strategies to solve community problems. Partners work Neighborhood House Association with United Way of Salt Lake to identify their neighborhood’s unique Odyssey House, Inc. Peace House, Inc. challenges, collaboratively set goals for their community, share and track Project Reality data and results, and align programs. Promise Partnerships work to break Rape Recovery Center down barriers for families and create opportunities to ensure every child Salt Lake Community Action Program succeeds, every step of the way, from cradle to career. Salt Lake Donated Dental Services Salt Lake City School District/Salt Lake Collective Impact Partners Education Foundation Asian Association Read Today/AmeriCorps Literacy Initiative South Valley Sanctuary Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah Roosevelt Elementary The Children’s Center Boy Scouts of America, Great SL Council Salt Lake CAP Head Start The Christmas Box House International Boys and Girls Clubs of South Valley Salt Lake Community Action Program The Family Support Center Catholic Community Services of Utah Salt Lake County Youth Services The Haven Children’s Service Society of Utah Trailside Elementary School The Road Home City of South Salt Lake United Way of Utah County/Help Me Grow Tooele Valley Community Cooperative Community Action Partnership of Utah Utah Health Policy Project TURN Community Services Community Nursing Services Utah Partners for Health Utah AIDS Foundation Comunidades Unidas Voices for Utah Children Utah Food Bank Cottonwood High School Wasatch Elementary School Utah Health and Human Rights Project Davis Behavioral Health Woodrow Wilson Elementary School Utah Legal Services Davis School District Valley Services English Skills Learning Center Basic Needs Partners Volunteers of America, Utah Family Connection Center AAA Fair Credit Foundation YWCA of Salt Lake City Granger Elementary School Alliance House Granite Park Jr. High School Bountiful Community Food Pantry Advocacy Partners Granite School District Catholic Community Services of Utah AAA Fair Credit Foundation Guadalupe Schools Community Health Centers, Inc. Community Action Partnership of Utah Holy Cross Ministries Community Nursing Services Comunidades Unidas Horizonte Instruction and Training Center Davis County Health Department Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake International Rescue Committee DCCAV Safe Harbor Shelter and National Alliance on Mental Illness Utah Crisis Center Jeremy Ranch Elementary School Utahns Against Hunger Family Connection Center Junior Achievement of Utah Utah Health Policy Project Family Counseling Center Kearns Jr. High School Voices for Utah Children Latinos in Action Family Counseling Service of Northern Utah Lincoln Elementary School Family Promise- Salt Lake Consulting Partners McPolin Elementary School Fourth Street Clinic 2M Strategic Consulting Midtown Community Health Center Holy Cross Ministries National Center for Community Schools/ Oquirrh Hills Elementary School Intermountain Specialized Abuse Children’s Aid Society Treatment Center Park City School District The Park City Foundation Jewish Family Service Park City Education Foundation Strive Legal Aid Society of Salt Lake Parley’s Park Elementary School Promise Neighborhoods Institute Maliheh Free Clinic People’s Health Clinic at PolicyLink Midvale City
52 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PARTNERS 2012-2013
Mona Lyman Burton Allen B. Alexander Deborah S. Bayle Christine B. Buckley Chair, Board of Directors Vice Chair, Board of Directors President and CEO Chair, Investment Committee Partner, Holland & Hart, LLP Chairman and CEO, Savage United Way of Salt Lake CFO, Swire Coca-Cola USA
Kem C. Gardner David R. Golden Paula Green Johnson Jeffrey K. Larsen Co-chair, Changing the Odds Campaign Chair, Resource Development Chair, Public Policy Committee Chair, Audit Committee Chairman, Gardner Company Executive Vice President Community Advocate Vice President-Regulation Wells Fargo Rocky Mountain Power a Division of Pacificorp
Thomas M. Love Kathie Miller John W. Milliken Sean M. Slatter Immediate Past Chair Corporate Secretary; Co-chair, Chair, Collective Impact Davis County Liaison President, Love Communications Changing the Odds Campaign President, Milcom Inc. President and CEO, Trustee, The Mark & Kathie Logistic Specialties, Inc. Miller Foundation
Scott C. Ulbrich M. Craig Zollinger Chair, Admin/Finance Committee Chair, Governance and Financial Advisor, Robert W. Baird & Co. Eithics Committee President and CEO, Utah JPMorgan Chase, N.A.
53 BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2012-2013
Allen B. Alexander David R. Golden Ray D. Pickup Craig C. Wagstaff Chairman and CEO Executive Vice President President & CEO Executive Vice President and COO Savage Wells Fargo Workers Compensation Fund Questar Gas Company
Sheryl Allen Neil Hafer Bruce T. Reese Linda Wardell Community Advocate Vice President/General Manager President & CEO General Manager Enterprise Holdings Inc. Hubbard Radio City Creek Center/Taubman Deborah S. Bayle President & CEO Tim Hodge Gavin M. Reese Michael Weinholtz United Way of Salt Lake Managing Director Attorney Trustee Goldman, Sachs & Co. Ray Quinney & Nebeker The Weinholtz Family Foundation Mark H. Bouchard Senior Managing Director Cathy Caputo Hoskins Kevin Ricklefs Rick Widner CBRE Executive Director Vice President, Administration Director Network Administration Salt Lake Community CHG Healthcare Services, Inc. Management & Training Corporation Chris Bray Action Program Executive Director Kevin P. Salmon Mayor Cherie Wood Utah Nonprofits Association Representative Greg Hughes Vice President, Client Solutions City of South Salt Lake State of Utah O.C. Tanner Company Christine B. Buckley Thomas Wright CFO Paula Green Johnson Jeff Simpson President Swire Coca-Cola, USA Community Advocate President and CEO Summit Sotheby’s Bonneville/DMC International Realty David L. Buhler Jeffrey K. Larsen Commissioner of Higher Education Vice President-Regulations Sean M. Slatter Mike Zody Utah System of Higher Education State Rocky Mountain Power President & CEO Attorney Board of Regents a Division of Pacificorp Logistic Specialties, Inc. Parsons Behle & Latimer
Mona Lyman Burton Blake Larson Jennifer Smith M. Craig Zollinger Partner President Executive Vice President and President & CEO, Utah Holland & Hart LLP ATK Aerospace Group Director of Banking Operations JPMorgan Chase, N.A. Zions Bancorporation Christian K. Gardner LeeAnne B. Linderman President Executive Vice President Dr. Charles W. Gardner Company Zions Bank Sorenson, Jr., M.D. President & CEO Kem C. Gardner Thomas M. Love Intermountain Healthcare Chairman President Gardner Company Love Communications Jill Taylor President, Utah District Laren Gertsch Mayor Ben McAdams KeyBank N.A. Director, Rates & Regulatory Salt Lake County Williams Northwest Pipeline Karma M. Thompson Kathie Miller Vice President, SLC Refinery Jamie Glenn Tesoro Refining & Marketing Co. Trustee Mountain Region Senior Manager in Human Resources The Mark & Kathie Miller The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Foundation day Saints Scott C. Ulbrich Financial Advisor John W. Milliken Robert W. Baird & Co. Natalie Gochnour President Executive Vice President of Policy and Milcom, Inc. Communications, Chief Economist Salt Lake Chamber
54 SENIOR MANAGEMENT TEAM MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS Deborah Bayle President and CEO Christina DeVore Events Director Rebecca Dutson Executive Vice President and Chief Development Officer Chelsea Nelson Interactive Communications Director Bill Crim Senior Vice President of Collective Impact and Public Policy Darren Peterson Creative Director Agnes Chiao Vice President of Collective Impact Sarah Trescott Website Development Director Kevin Grimmett Chief Financial Officer Jerilyn Stowe Vice President of Marketing & Communications RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Mara Behles Database Administrator ADMINISTRATION Tiffani Bishop Resource Development Assistant Stacey Earle Operations Director Alison Cundiff Resource Development Executive Kristi Ethington Receptionist Rochelle Davis Resource Development Assistant Andy Livingston Senior Executive Assistant Zenia Frendt Resource Development Executive Shannon Harmon Leadership Giving Director, WLC/Tocqueville Society COMMUNITY IMPACT & PUBLIC POLICY Tim Harrison Resource Development Executive Gretchen Anderson Encore Fellow, Financial Analysis and Modeling Drew Martinez Senior Resource Development Executive Christiana Tawzer Brown Volunteer Coordinator/AmeriCorp VISTA Jeannine Orr Corporate Relations Director Carmela Castaneda Community Learning Center Coordinator Cristi Wetterberg Leadership Giving Director, Young Leaders/Leadership Circle Andrea Cox Community Collaborations Director Jim Young Davis County Regional Director Lindsey Edwards Community Learning Center Coordinator Chris Ellis Community Collaborations Director 2-1-1 INFORMATION AND REFERRAL Brandon Elwood Community Learning Center Coordinator Stephanie Anderson 2-1-1 Information Specialist Elizabeth Garbe Public Policy Director Kay Bailey 2-1-1 Information Specialist Ashley Hillman Community Collaborations Director Amy Bosworth 2-1-1 Director Scott McLeod Community Collaborations Director Sandra Carpio 2-1-1 Information Specialist Danya Pastuszek Continuous Improvement Director Gloria Casteneda 2-1-1 Information Specialist Isabel Rojas Community Collaborations Director Sarah Epperson 2-1-1 Lead Information Specialist Stephanie Rokich Community Collaborations Director Anna Fonnesbeck 2-1-1 Database Administrator Kai Tohinaka Data Management/Research Director Vickie Hamm 2-1-1 Information Specialist Linda Turkington Collective Impact Associate Clarke Jensen 2-1-1 Outreach & Resource Coordinator/AmeriCorps VISTA Liz Oliver 2-1-1 Quality and Customer Service Manager FINANCIAL SERVICES Courtney Archer Financial Services Specialist facebook/uwsaltlake Iuliana Petrescu Financial Services Director twitter@uwsl uwslhub.org uw.org
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