Because we all need help sometimes.

We help people. Our purpose: Changing lives and strengthening our community, together. We help people.

Board of Directors Community Advisory Board Tom P. McGovern Julie G. Duffy Alden Anderson Rev. Dr. Donald C. Anderson Tony Mendez Carrie Bridges Feliz Maria Barry Betty Bernal Tony Morettini Melissa M. Husband Lisa Bisaccia Roger P. Boudreau Rulla Nehme Dolph L. Johnson, Jr. Dear Friends, Doris S. Blanchard Elizabeth Burke-Bryant Ashley Gingerella O’Shea Dennis Leamy Roberta H. Butler Brian Butler Lydia R. Owen Michele Lederberg Because everyone needs help sometimes, we help people. United Way helps children fall in love Michael T. Clarkin Chris Callahan Laura Pedrick Tony Mendez with learning, and we help families with the essentials. We support programs that offer training and Kas R. DeCarvalho, Esq. Ainsley Morisseau Cantoral Gregg Perry Sheila Raposa Julie G. Duffy Anthony Capuano, Jr. Matthew Plain Barbara J. Silvis education that leads to better jobs and careers. And, we provide everyone with one number to call, 2-1-1, Jeffrey J. Giguere Claudia Cardozo Flora A. Prestipino whether the need is childcare, health insurance or tax preparation, help starts with a human connection Meghan Grady Gayle Corrigan Lisa Ranglin Labor Cabinet at United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island. Timothy Horan John F. Corrigan, Esq. David Rogers Ingrid Armada Dolph L. Johnson, Jr. Mark Cousineau Eric Shorr Ronald Coia We also help our donors by making it easy for you to contribute. We welcome gifts to any 501c3 in Gertrude F. Jones Jessica David Sue Stenhouse J. Michael Downey Rev. Matthew Kai Colleen Dickson The Honorable Carlos Tobon John Faria the country. Gifts to our Community Impact Fund support our key issue areas through programs that Michael F. Kennally Bradford S. Dimeo James Vincent Dave Fleming demonstrate clear results. And, our donors can be confident that their gifts go directly to people and Michele Lederberg Tip Fairchild All Board of Directors Members Frank Flynn programs, as a trust covers 100% of our overhead. Anthony Maione Jason M. Fowler are Ex-Officio members of the Paul MacDonald Maureen Martin Marisol Garcia Community Advisory Board. Maureen G. Martin Thank you for your commitment to LIVE UNITED— because together, we are changing lives and Bob Nowak Jose M. Gonzalez Vin Masino Sandra J. Pattie Kathleen Guilfoyle Community investment Linda McDonald strengthening our community, and we can’t do it alone. David E. Preston, Esq. Melissa M. Husband committee George H. Nee Mim L. Runey, LP.D., Chair Dr. Hume Johnson Marisa Albanese Jeffrey Perinetti Oswald Schwartz Barbara “Bobbie” Manfredo Christopher Amirault Lawrence E. Purtill Donna Simmons Patricia Martinez Tomas Avila Patrick Quinn William C. Tsonos Sabina Matos Garry Bliss Michael F. Sabitoni Margaret A. Holland McDuff Susan Bodington Kevin McGovern Deborah DeBare Anthony Maione

Photo: Peter Goldberg President and CEO, United Way of Rhode Island

Contents Key Accomplishments 2014-2015 • Set a goal to help 250,000 Rhode Islanders change their lives. 3 Letter from Anthony Maione, President and CEO of United Way of Rhode Island • Provided $12.5 million to support the community including $6.6 million raised through the 4 We help people. Community Impact Fund. 12 Let’s talk engagement: Young Leaders Circle, Women’s Leadership Council, Volunteers • Handled 197,000 requests for help through United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island. 14 Labor Support • Helped girls engage with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) with a new investment of $50,000 to local STEM programs from our Women’s Leadership Council. 15 Workplace Campaigns • The Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program returned $17 million to Rhode Island Leadership Giving: Tocqueville Society, Keel Club, Anchor Society, 18 workers. Studies show that almost all of that money goes straight into the local economy. Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children • Young Leaders’ Circle, now 1200 members strong, raised $98,000 for summer learning and 26 Trusts and Foundations, Media Partners community impact and held 15 events statewide. 27 Financial Information • 100% of overhead paid by a permanent trust. Cover Photo: David O’Connor

2 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 3 Over the summer, Hailee found her We help people. voice. She began to initiate games, raised her hand more often, and Because all children deserve a well-rounded education. We help kids fall in love with learning. United Way of Rhode Island works with partners in education to create she led the summer reading afterschool and summer learning programs for kids of all ages, programs that get results with hands-on activities that inspire learning. Students develop confidence by joining programs that value their ideas, and challenge. they discover they have multiple options when it comes time to think about college or a career.

• Students from all economic backgrounds can lose up to two months of math skills each summer if they don’t have access to summer learning. In addition to the loss in math, low-income children can also lose an additional two months in reading skills.

• Without summer learning, by the fifth grade, children from low-income families can be 2.5 to 3 years behind children from middle-income families.

• Buh-bye summer slide: the average gains by students from pre-test to post-test in the Hasbro Summer Learning program show 35 percent gains in literacy and 47 percent gains in math.

Without summer learning, by the fifth grade, children from low-income families can be 2.5-3 years 2.5-3 years behind their middle-income peers.

Financial Investments made by United Way of With continued support from the Rhode Island through the community, United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Fund: will lead the effort to expand the Hasbro Summer Learning program in 2016. While • A fterschool program grants: $450,000 1,600 children participated in 2015, more Funding that supports programs, from than 30,000 Rhode Island families would elementary through high school. enroll their children in summer learning programs, if they were available to them. • Hasbro Summer Learning: $505,000 Funding that sustains 18 summer Gifts to the Community Impact Fund learning programs located statewide. support our efforts to help children fall in love with learning. • E arly Childhood Education program grants: $392,000 Funding that improves programs and results for our youngest learners, birth through age 5. Photos: iStock

4 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 5 It’s gratifying to help people We help people. discover new skills, land good jobs, and also give them the tools to Because a changed economy has left many Rhode Islanders searching for new ways to support themselves and their families, we help people gain the skills they need to better manage personal finances. explore new options in training, employment and careers.

United Way of Rhode Island also helps people change their futures by providing the tools to better manage finances and to save more of the money they earn by working.

• United Way of Rhode Island’s Community Impact fund supports adult education programs that help people remove barriers to employment, including improving skills in math, reading, writing, and digital literacy, as well as learning English as a second language.

• In 2015, United Way of Rhode Island funded the Rhode Island Resource Hub, an online database of education and training opportunities that helped 2,200 people in the last year.

• United Way-supported tax assistance centers helped 11,500 people claim the credits and refunds they earned by working. As a result, Rhode Islanders collected more than $17 million to return to the local community thanks to this United Way-supported program.

In 2015, United Way of Rhode Island funded the Rhode Island Resource Hub, an online database of education and training 2,200 opportunities that helped 2,200 people in the past year.

United Way of Rhode Because it is the nation’s most effective Island Community Impact anti-poverty program for working families, Fund Investments: support for the expansion of the Earned • Support for technical and training Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a priority for our programs, as well as for programs that 2016 public policy agenda. Refunds and support low income workers: $847,000 tax credits lift families out of poverty and boost the local economy. • Financial opportunity programs that help adults learn how to manage and save Gifts to the Community Impact Fund their money: $562,000 support our efforts to help youth and adults reach school and career goals, and • Grants that support free tax preparation to improve the overall economic security services through Volunteer Income of Rhode Island families. Tax Assistance (VITA) centers, and that help working families claim the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC): $211,000 Photos: David O’Connor

6 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 7 We help people.

Because 90,000 households in Rhode Island are struggling to meet basic needs.

United Way believes not only in helping people through an immediate crisis, but also in funding programs that help people develop the tools they need to provide for themselves and their families. Each year, more than 15,000 Rhode Islanders receive help with basic needs through programs funded by United Way of Rhode Island.

• Believing that being homeless should be rare and temporary, we invest in programs that connect people with services designed to help them become permanently housed.

• We support the goals of Zero 2016 to eliminate chronic and veteran homelessness in Rhode Island.

• Recognizing that thousands of Rhode Islanders struggle to afford housing, we have made significant financial investments in affordable housing bond campaigns, securing nearly 2,000 new affordable housing units.

More than 15,000 Rhode Islanders receive help with basic needs through programs funded by United Way of 15,000 Rhode Island.

United Way of Rhode Island With 60,000 requests to 2-1-1 for housing- Community Impact Fund related needs, we know that housing Investments: affordability continues to be a challenge • Programs that help individuals and for many. In the year ahead, we’ll focus on families with basic needs, including advocating for the need for more affordable managing a temporary crisis by providing options in Rhode Island. food and shelter, $573,000 Gifts to the Community Impact Fund • Support for programs that address support our efforts to help Rhode Island “I help because I am lucky. No temporary and permanent housing, families cover the basics, including food, matter what happens in life, I including support for affordable housing housing options and healthcare. programs as well as case management am still luckier than a huge services, $874,000 percentage of the population.” • With 50,000 people in Rhode Island getting by without health insurance, – Pamela Lambert grants of $90,000 help to provide services through the RI Free Clinic and Clinica Esperanza. Photo: David O’Connor Photo: iStock

8 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 9 We help people.

Because we all need help sometimes, we provide a place for everyone to call when they need help: United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island.

2-1-1, three simple numbers, one human connection. The call is free and is available to Rhode Islanders 24-hours a day, 365 days a year, even in a snowstorm. But our work doesn’t end there. Insights gained from 2-1-1 help United Way of Rhode Island identify the changing needs of Rhode Islanders, which helps us serve our community.

With the first 2-1-1 formal data report released in 2015, “Help Starts Here Rhode Island,” United Way brought attention to how it tracks the needs of callers, which have changed dramatically in recent years as economic recovery has stalled for thousands of local families.

100,000 Requests for food grew to more than 100,000.

United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Gifts come from all levels—from the Island handled 197,000 $25-a-week donor who gives through “I always thought 2-1-1 was Federal 38% requests workplace giving to a generous corporate gift from Citizens Bank. Examples of state just for people who were • Requests for shelter climbed above 50,000 Private (United Way and BrightStars) 44% funding include a Rhode Island Lottery this year, but the highest need was for Total budget: struggling. Now I know it’s a contract with 2-1-1 to manage the state’s State 18% food, with more than 100,000 requests. $1,171,757 resource for me for my aging Gambler’s Hotline, which took nearly 2,400 • More than 70,000 requests from Rhode calls in 2014, and a new program with the parents.” Islanders needing help navigating health Division of Elderly Affairs that counts on THE information, including assistance enrolling POINT to handle after-hours emergencies for in HealthSourceRI, Medicare Part D and seniors. Federal 38% Medicaid. Help for Rhode Islanders during a storm or Private (United Way and BrightStars) 44% • 18,000 requests from people looking to disaster is provided as a public service by United Way of Rhode Island. connect with job-training programs and State 18% unemployment supports. Gifts to the Community Impact Fund support Funding for United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island our efforts to provide one place for all Rhode Call 2-1-1 to locate free tax preparation, or and The Point comes from public, private and Islanders to call when they need help. for services for aging parents. Need help corporate support. navigating new choices in healthcare? Call 2-1-1. Help us celebrate our accomplishments on National 2-1-1 Day, February 11, 2016. Photo: David O’Connor

10 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report United Way 2-1-1 in Rhode Island is generously supported by Citizens Bank. We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 11 “The Women’s Leadership Council is a network of smart, action-oriented women giving back to Rhode Islanders. The work is rewarding as are Let’s talk engagement. the many connections I have made.” – Margaret R. Lawlor

Together, we’re working to help change the lives of 250,000 Rhode Islanders. Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) members mobilize women to enact change. They create STEM and literacy opportunities for Rhode Island youth, and they’re developing mentoring partnerships with local schools and libraries. Throughout the year, they meet to network and “YLC has helped shape me to build on ideas that support improved childhood literacy.

professionally – and personally. Ready to expand your network of women leaders? 125 members Gifts of $320,000 $50,000 invested Join a local effort to improve children’s literacy. Receive invitations and growing to United Way of in the last year to Very frequently I am in awe at to WLC events, meet new friends. Make a difference with your Rhode Island’s increase local girls’ leadership gift of $1,000 or more. Annual Campaign access to STEM how many wonderful people Contact Natalia Lima, major gifts officer and Women’s Leadership (FY15) programs Council manager, [email protected] or (401) 444.0631. are involved in the group and what an incredible job they do “It’s been gratifying to meet passionate, like-minded people and to support our community.” to volunteer alongside them – accomplishing so much good in – Crystal Guibeau the process.” – Ryan Busha In the last year, United Way of Rhode Island volunteers sorted food, tended gardens, offered financial and credit stability 750 volunteers workshops, built outdoor learning environments, and collected and wrapped holiday gifts. They’ve collected and distributed 22,460 Members of our Young Leaders Circle (YLC) are being tapped for their books for children. They’ve helped potential to lead. They volunteer, raise funds, and have fun working 11,500 people complete their 1,250 members and growing alongside like-minded professionals. In the last year, among their 4,217 volunteer hours tax returns. They’ve helped raise events they mentored youth and made the holidays special for others. funds for programs that change They provided opportunities for networking and for celebration, lives, and provided trusted advice. and they formed a team for the Citizens Bank Pell Bridge Run called RUN United. Gifts of more than $98,000 to United Way of Value of volunteer time: $95,093 Rhode Island’s Annual Campaign (FY15) Are you a young leader? • Attend a Learn with Leaders event or join the RUN United team. Ready to make a difference? • Volunteer for a signature United Way event. • Sign up for membership – no minimum gift required. • Become a Campaign Leader at your workplace. • Meet new people, expand your network, and step up your 15 events, including volunteering, mentor- professional skills. 87,000 children’s books collected and • Find out more about becoming a Volunteer Tax Preparer. ing, learning and networking Contact Carolina Correa, major gifts officer and Young Leaders distributed in 4 years Contact Carolyn Watkinson, Project Manager, Communications and Circle manager, [email protected] or (401) 444.0639. Engagement, [email protected] or (401) 444.0650. Photo: Arik Beatty Photos: Dena Pruett (top), David O’Connor (bottom)

12 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 13 Labor Support Workplace Campaigns We also gratefully acknowledge the members of the following unions 2014-2015 Corporate and Employee Recognition who work so hard to help their fellow Rhode Islanders in need.

AFSCME Local 2872 International Brotherhood of North Smithfield Teachers Association United Nurses and Allied Professionals COMMUNITY INVESTORS CORPORATE AND Chariho Regional School Department Foster Foward Amalgamated Transit Union Electrical Workers, Local 99 Local #825 United Steelworkers of America Corporate/Employee Gifts EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS ChemArt Company* The Foundry Associates, LP Local #618 International Brotherhood of Painters Pawtucket IAFF Local #1234 $500,000 or more Corporate/Employee Gifts Child & Family Services Foxwoods Resort Casino Central Falls Teachers Union & Allied Trades Local #1333 Pawtucket Teachers Alliance Local United Steelworkers of America Bank of America, Inc.* $1,000 - $49,999 of Newport County Frank Olean Center, Inc. Chariho Teachers Union International Brotherhood of #930 Local #15509 Citizens Bank * A & H Manufacturing Company Children’s Friend & Service FUJIFILM Electronic Materials Construction and General Laborers’ Teamster Local #251 Providence Clerks United Steelworkers of America FM Global * A.J. Oster LLC City of Cranston U.S.A., Inc. Local Union 271 Jamestown Teachers Association Providence Teachers Union Local #16031 AAA Northeast* City of East Providence Fuller Packaging Company Council 94 Local #815 RI AFL-CIO URI/AAUP COMMUNITY PHILANTHROPISTS Abbott Laboratories City of Newport Gallo Thomas Insurance Coventry Teachers Alliance Johnston IAFF RI Brotherhood of Correctional Utility Workers of America Local #310 Corporate/Employee Gifts Adoption Rhode Island City of Pawtucket The Gap, Inc. Local #1075 Johnston Teachers Alliance Officers Utility Workers of America Local #472 $200,000 - $499,999 Advanced Building Concepts City of Providence GE Cranston Custodians & Kitchen Laborers International Union of North RI Building Trades Warwick IAFF Electric Boat - Quonset* AIDS Care Ocean State/FACTS City of Warwick Gencorp Insurance Group Employees America Rhode Island Carpenters Warwick Independent School Gilbane Inc.* AIPSO* City of Woonsocket General Mills Cranston IAFF Lincoln Teachers Association Local Union 94 Employees Union Hasbro, Inc.* Allstate Giving Campaign* Coastal Medical, Inc.* Genesis Center Cranston Teachers Alliance Local #1461 RI Federation of Teachers & Health Warwick Teachers Union Local #915 MetLife/MetLife Auto and Home* American Express Company Cogens Printing Services* Getchell & Son, Inc. Local #1704 LIUNA District Council Professionals West Warwick Teachers Alliance National Grid* American Kuhne The College Crusade of Rhode Island Goodwill Industries of Rhode Island\ East Greenwich Teachers Union LIUNA Local #1033 RI State Association of Fire Fighters Local #1017 Teknor Apex Company* American Mathematical Society Collette Vacations Vocational Resources East Providence IAFF Local #850 LIUNA SEIU Local 401 Woonsocket IAFF The Washington Trust Company* AMETEK SCP, Inc.* Combined Federal Campaign Gordon R. Archibald, Inc. East Providence Teachers Association Local #808 RI Judicial Professional SEIU Local 580 Amgen Foundation* Commerce Rhode Island Greater Providence Chamber of Local #810 & Technical Employees UAW Local #7770 COMMUNITY BENEFACTORS Amgen, Inc. Community Care Alliance Commerce Hotel and Restaurant Employees Local 400 IFPTE United Association of Plumbers and Corporate/Employee Gifts Andersen Corporation CompuClaim, Inc. Greater Westerly-Pawcatuck Area Local #217 N.A.G.E. / I.B.P.O. Pipefitting $100,000 - $199,999 Ann & Hope, Inc. The Conference Exchange Chamber of Commerce* I.B.P.O. Local #519 NAON/NAGE Local 79 United Brotherhood of Carpenters & Bank Rhode Island* Anvil International, Inc.* Constellation Energy H. Carr & Sons, Inc. Institute of Labor Studies & Research National Association of Letter Carriers Joiners Local #94 Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Aon Risk Services Northeast, Inc. Contenti Supply Company, Inc.* H. V. Collins Company* International Association of Bridge Local #15 United Food and Commercial Workers Island* The ARC of Blackstone Valley Cooley Group Herff Jones* Structural & Ornament Workers NEARI Local #328 Brown University* AREVA Inc. Corcoran, Peckham, Hayes & Hexagon Metrology, Inc.* Local #37 CVS Health Foundation* Ashaway Line & Twine Mfg. Co.* Galvin, PC Highlander Charter School Johnson & Wales University* Astro-Med, Inc.* Corrigan Financial, Inc. The Highlander Institute Lifespan: AT&T Country Curtains Hinckley Allen & Snyder LLP Bradley Hospital ATW Companies* Coventry Housing Authority The Hinckley Company Lifespan Automatic Data Processing, Inc.* Coventry Public Schools Hindley Manufacturing Company The Miriam Hospital Avery-Smith Insurance, Inc. Cox Communications* Hodges Badge Company, Inc.* Newport Hospital Batchelor, Frechette, McCrory, Cranston Print Works Company Home & Hospice Care of Rhode Island Hospital/ Michael & Co. Cranston Public Schools Rhode Island Hasbro Children’s Hospital Beacon Mutual Insurance Crossroads Rhode Island Homefront Health Care Textron, Inc.* Company Cumberland School Department Honeywell Hometown Solutions The Providence Journal Company Benny’s, Inc.* Customers Bank* HSBC - North America UPS* Blacher Brothers, Inc.* The Damon Company Hunter Insurance Blish & Cavanagh Davis-Standard Corp.* Huntington Ingalls Industries COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS BNY Mellon Davol Inc.* IBM Corporation* Corporate/Employee Gifts Bottomline Technologies Day One IKON Office Solutions, Inc. $50,000 - $99,999 Boys & Girls Club Dell, Inc.* INSCO Group Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C.* of Newport County, Inc. Delta Dental of Rhode Island* International Manufacturing Amica Mutual Insurance Company Brave River Solutions Dominion Resources* Services, Inc.* Amica Life Insurance Company* Bristol Warren Regional Dorcas International Institute of RI International Packaging Corporation* BankNewport* School District E. H. Ashley & Company* ITW Companies Butler Hospital Brown/Fox Point Early Childhood E. J. Prescott, Inc. J. F. Allen & Son, Inc. Coastway Community Bank* Education Center, Inc. East Bay Community Action Program James L. Maher Center Dimeo Construction Company* Bryant University East Providence School Department jcpenney* Electric Boat - Groton Burns & Levinson LLP Eaton Corporation, Fluid Conveyance Jewelers Board of Trade Enterprise Holdings* Cameron & Mittleman Division* Jewish Family Service IGT* Capital Properties, Inc. * EMC Insurance Companies* John R. Hess Company, Inc.* McLaughlin & Moran, Inc.* Cavanagh Company Endurance Wealth Management Johnson & Johnson Nortek, Inc.* CB Richard Ellis Ernst & Young Johnston Public Schools Professional Planning Group CBIZ Tofias Family Service of Rhode Island Kearflex Engineering Co., Inc. The Dante F. Mollo Award, which recognizes the strong The Stop & Shop Companies CDR Maguire Federal Hill House Association Kenney Manufacturing Company* partnership between the Labor Community and United Way of Twin River* Central Falls School Department FedEx* Keough Kirby Associates, Inc. Rhode Island, was presented to the International Alliance of UnitedHealthcare* Centreville Savings Bank Ferland Corporation* Key Container Corporation Theatrical Stage Employees, Local 23, in 2014. Accepting the Webster Bank* Chace Ruttenberg & Freedman FGX International* KKM, Inc. award on the group’s behalf was Michael Araujo, shown here with UWRI CEO and President Tony Maione. Photo: Robyn Ivy Photography

14 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 15 KPMG LLP Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope Royal Diversified Products University Medicine Foundation, Inc. KVH Industries Pannone Lopes Devereaux & Salve Regina University Utilidata* LGC&D LLP West LLC Sansiveri, Kimball & Co., L.L.P. Verizon Liberty Mutual Insurance Company Paramount Restaurant Supply Corp. Santander Bank* Vision 3 Architects, Inc.* Lincoln Financial Group Partridge, Snow & Hahn Sayer, Regan & Thayer LLP Visiting Nurse Services of Newport & Lincoln School Department Pawtucket Credit Union* Schneider Electric* Bristol Counties LISC Paychex Schonning Insurance Agency Wachovia Securities Locke Lord Edwards, LLP The People’s Credit Union* SEA CORP* Walgreens - Corporate Offices Lockheed Martin Tactical Systems Peter Pan Bus Lines Providence Sensata Technologies Wal-Mart* Maritime Systems and Sensors Division Shaw’s Supermarkets Ward Fisher & Company LLP Louis Berger Petro* Shove Insurance, Inc. Warren Electric Corp. Macy’s* Pfizer, Inc.* Siemens Warwick Public Schools and Warwick Maxson Automatic Machinery Co. Piccerelli, Gilstein & Company, LLP St. George’s School Teacher’s Union McLaughlin Research Corporation Portsmouth Abbey School Stanley Black & Decker, Inc. Warwick Teachers Union Meeting Street Portsmouth School Department Starkweather & Shepley Insurance Wellington Management Company, LLP Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island Proability Brokerage, Inc.* West Warwick School Department Merck Partnership for Giving Providence Braid Company State Farm Insurance Westbay Community Action, Inc. Microfibres, Inc. Providence Mutual Fire Insurance State Employees Charitable Appeal Westerly Community Credit Union Microsoft Giving Campaign Company* Taco/The White Family Foundation* Whittet-Higgins Company Monro Muffler/Brake & Service Providence Plan Target Stores* Windmoeller & Hoelscher The Moore Company* Providence Public Library TD Bank/TD Charitable Foundation* Corporation* Morgan Stanley* Providence School Department Team, Inc.* Women & Infants’ Hospital of Rhode Morrison Mahoney LLP Purvis Systems, Inc. Teknicote, Inc. Island Mount Saint Charles Academy* Raytheon Company Naval & Maritime TIAA-CREF Foundation Wood River Health Services, Inc. Mullen Scorpio & Cerilli Integrated Systems Toray Plastics (America), Inc. Wright-Pierce Natco Products Corporation Rhode Island Airport Corporation Town of Bristol The Xerox Corporation National Education Association, Rhode Island Blood Center Town of Coventry Yarlas, Kaplan, Santilli & Moran, Ltd. Rhode Island Rhode Island Coalition for the Town of Lincoln YMCA of Greater Providence Nationwide Insurance* Homeless Town of Narragansett YMCA of Pawtucket, Inc. Nautic Partners, LLC Rhode Island Credit Union Town of North Kingstown Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island Federation of Teachers Town of North Providence * These companies gave corporate Rhode Island and Health Professionals Town of South Kingstown gifts of $1,000 or more. New England Trane Service* Rhode Island Housing Travelers Insurance Company The Newport Daily News Rhode Island Monthly* TRI-MACK Plastics Manufacturing Newport Harbor Corporation Rhode Island Public Transit Authority Corporation Newport Tent Company Rhode Island School of Design Truex, Inc. Nixon Peabody LLP RI Coalition Against Domestic Tunstall/AMAC Nordson EFD* Violence Tyco Fire & Building Products Nordstrom RI Kids Count UBS Financial, Inc. Nordstrom Rack Rite Aid UNFI North Kingstown School Department Rite-Solutions, Inc.* United Airlines Foundation North Providence School Department Riverwood Mental Health Services United Food & Commercial Workers Northeast Utilities Robinson & Cole LLP Union 328 Northrop Grumman Robinson Green Beretta Corp. United Way of Rhode Island Ocean Point Insurance Agency* Roger Williams University University Emergency Medicine Ocean State Community Resources Rose & Kiernan Foundation

American Kuhne Last year, 12 Bottomline Technologies Greenwich Strategy companies joined ITW Companies Johnson & Johnson our efforts to make Mount Saint Charles Academy Paramount Restaurant Supply Corp. Rhode Island the Rite Aid Teknicote, Inc. The Highlander Institute best it can be. Volunteers gave more than 4,000 Utilidata hours of service to the community Warwick Teacher’s Union Thank you for through United Way of Rhode Island last year, including corporate teams Living United! from Automatic Data Processing, Inc., Aon Risk Services, Bank of America, Citizens Financial Group, Citizens Bank, CVS Health, Fidelity, FM Global, Hexagon Metrology, Inc., Nordstrom, Petro, Schneider Electric (shown at right) UPS, and Webster Bank. Photo: David O’Connor

16 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 17 The Tocqueville Society Celebrating 30 Years of Leadership Giving The Tocqueville Society acknowledges philanthropic leaders in each United Way community who contribute $10,000 or more annually. Tocqueville Society members are critically important to our ability to strengthen our communities and change lives. Their collective leadership represents 28 percent of United Way of Rhode Island’s annual campaign with total gifts of more than $3.6 million. Our Tocqueville Society members’ generosity today impacts the generations of tomorrow. In 2015, United Way is especially grateful as the Tocqueville Society celebrated 30 years of success.

La Societe Nationale Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Hodges Steven & Linda Cohen Karin McCormick $100,000 - $249,000 Bernard A. Jackvony Mrs. Elfriede A. Collis Tim & Erika McCormick Carter Family Charitable Trust: Jerrold L. & Barbara S. Lavine and the late Charles A. Collis Michael & Wendy McKelvy Mr. & Mrs. John S. Carter Tom & Cathy Lawson Mr. & Mrs. Christopher H. Cummiskey Arthur & Martha Milot Mary & Tom Gilbane Loulie Mauran Groton Joanne Daly & Guy Millick Brian Moynihan & Susan Berry Dave & Gail Mixer Ed & Karen Mauro Polly & Bob Daly Cindy & David Mullen Bogdan & Rita Nowak Peggy & Gene McQuade Edythe De Marco & Thomas Byrne, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Nagle Mr. & Mrs. Jack O’Donnell Paul & Jean Moran In honor of clients of The De Marco Jane S. Nelson Terry & Pat Moran Group - Merrill Lynch J. Timothy & Dorothy O’Reilly Murray Family Charitable Foundation: Rich & Carol DeRienzo Alice* & Calvin Oyer Ordre de Fraternite Terrence & Suzanne Murray Tom & Sandy Dimeo Dr. Patricia & Mr. Joseph Recupero $75,000 - $99,999 Rebecca & Victor Primavera, III Nancy & Charlie Dunn Marcia S. Riesman Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm A. Makin Arthur & Judith Robbins Michael W. & Patricia Fadil Charles & Martha Rogers Sharpe Family Foundation: Mr. Herman Hillson Rose Dr. Elaine & Barry Fain John & Peggy Ruggieri Henry & Peggy Sharpe Thomas D.* & Virginia H. Soutter Mr. & Mrs. Noel M. Field, Jr. Dr. Mim L. Runey One member wishes to remain Shivan & Jyothi Subramaniam Robert & Ann Flanders Jay & Carol Ryan anonymous John & Pat Tarantino Sarah & Gerald Fogarty Salmanson Family Foundation Two members wish to remain Jason & Patricia Fowler Arthur & Lynda Sampson anonymous Gregory & Laura Garger Ms. Jacqueline M. Savoie & Ordre d’Egalite Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gencarella Dr. F. Dennis McCool $50,000 - $74,999 Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Giguere R. Kelly Sheridan & Michael & Patricia D’Ambra Membres de la Societe Mark & Catherine Gim Constance A. Howes Sarah & Charley Denby $10,000 - $24,999 Karen & Rick Gladney Russell & Cathy Shippee David A. & Heidi Kirk Duffy The Honorable & Mrs. Dennis L. Jonathan W. & Cornelia K. Hall Neil Steinberg & Genie Shao Arthur & Joyce Hurvitz Algiere Ned & Polly Handy Cynthia Stewart Reed Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. McCulloch, Jr., Peter & Danielle Andruszkiewicz Alan Hassenfeld Janice & Peter Sullivan Trustees of McAdams Charitable Thomas & Maria Barry Bill & Susie Hatfield Jack & Nina Sutherland Foundation Carol G. Barton Richard & Carole Higginbotham Leslie & Michael F. Sweeney Carol A. Peterson Mrs. Gussie Baxt Gaye Hill & Jeffrey Urbina Anne & Michael Szostak Merrill Sherman Lisa G. Bisaccia & Barry G. & Kathleen C. Hittner Tony & Virginia Thomas Dr. Robert Naparstek Mary & Bill Hollinshead James & Jill Tobak Laurie & Ruud Bosman Timothy & Michele Horan Stephen & Caroline Tortolani Ordre de Liberte Ron & Marge Boss Leslie M. Kenney Christine Townsend $25,000 - $49,999 David Bowerman Dione & William Kenyon Frances & Peter Trafton Alden & Emily Anderson Edward & Sheila Broderick Ken Knox & Marianne Holmes Bob & Kathy Twomey Martha & Oliver Bennett Susan O. & David A. Brown Richard & Roanne Licht Ms. Joni Walser Bill & Judy Braden Nicholas Brown George & Jeanne Lieb Howard & Elaine Weiss Elizabeth Chace Jan & John Buckley Alan & Marianne Litwin Tot & Mary Wright Joseph & Judith Cianciolo Bernard & Heidi Buonanno Stanley* & Martha Livingston Dr. James Yashar Charitable Michael & Jamie Costello Bernard V. Buonanno, Jr. Matthew A. Lopes, Jr. Family Fund Bradford & Kimberly Dimeo Roberta Butler & Bott Ikeler Sean & Wendy Lynch Dr. & Mrs. John A. Yena Dr. Jack & Sandra Elias Elaine & Colby Cameron Anthony Maione & Dori Gerhardt Bill & Nancy Zeitler Feibelman Family Michael Caprio Mr. & Mrs. James & Barbara Malerba Peter & Jennifer Zschokke Linda & Mark Formica Jack & Zelma Carey Herbert & Beverly Malin Seven members wish to remain Helena & William Foulkes Sally & Chuck Carpenter Joseph J. & Meredith L. MarcAurele anonymous Warren Galkin James L. Carr, Jr. Matthew T. Marcello, III & *Deceased William & Nancy Gilbane Richard & Louise Carriere Paula Marcello Mr. & Mrs. James P. Grace John P. Casey Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth B. Martin Jocelin Hamblett The Chase Family Foundation Mrs. Walter E. Mattis Tony and Virginia Thomas Hope & David Hirsch Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Choquette, Jr. Sachem Foundation

Tocqueville Society members Photo: David O’Connor

18 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 19 The Keel Club Making Waves with Leadership Giving The Keel Club recognizes local philanthropic leaders who contribute $1,000–$9,999 annually in support of United Way of Rhode Island’s mission. Last year, Keel Club members represented 20% of United Way’s annual campaign, with total gifts of over $2.5 million. Their passion and commitment inspires others as they help strengthen our communities and improve the lives of people in need.

Stars & Stripes Crew Dawn & Joseph Hogan Kathie J. Andrade & Greg Shea Patrick & Laura Davies $7,500—$9,999 Peter & Vicky Hollmann Thomas & Barbara Arcangeli Cathy Robertson Del Nero Richard & Amy Beretta John & Ann Kashmanian Jason E. Archambault & Colleen Dickson Maureen & Bud Cummings David R. Katzen, MD & Neil A. Berenson Jud Donaldson Jonathan & Ruth Fain Barbara R. Binder Rodney & Paula Baillargeon Chris & Paula Downs Mr. & Mrs. Arnold M. Friedman John M. Kelly Manny & Wanda Barrows Mary Ella Dubreuil Jim & Fraser Gilbane Dr. Robin Krakowsky Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm B. Baxter Susan Duffy & Paul Gordon Dennis & Mary Grady Anne Berkelhammer Krause Robert & Susan Baxter Tom & Teresa Eagan Christopher I. & Linda S. Johnson G. Alan Kurose, MD Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey J. Beauman Myra J. Edens Peter & Marnie Lacouture Pierre & Susan La Perriere Roger & Diane Begin Luann & Mitchell Edwards Thomas & Margaret Lawlor Lamb Michele & Tobias Lederberg Normand G. Benoit Lisa Evora & Todd Sharon Peter & Sandy Miniati Mr. & Mrs. Michael A. Lee Joseph Beretta Mr. & Mrs. Herculano S. Falcoa Theresa Molloy Barbara Levine Mitzi & Bob Berkelhammer David & Margaret Farrell Sandra & Kenneth Pattie Stephen & Sharon Linder Bruce E. Blank Doug & Tricia Fay John & Kitty Rok Michael D. & Mary Lynch Donald S. Blough Mark & Adela Felag Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Worrell Steve & Carleen Massed Kim Boekelheide & Janet Austin Barbara & Walter Feldman One member wishes to remain Kevin & Patty McCarthy Rebecca E. Book Brian & Maureen Fielding anonymous Carolyn & Bill McGillivray Karen Bordeleau Richard & Darla Finchum Mary & Warren McGoldrick Lisa & Stephen Bousquet John E. Finnerty, Jr. Richard & Barbara McWhirter John J. Bowen Barbara Finigan Fitzgerald & Freedom Crew Mark & Denise Meiklejohn Donnie Braunstein Paul Fitzgerald $5,000—$7,499 Bill & Joan Mekrut Mr. Donald D. Breed Domenick C. Forte Lisa & Nicholas Ahart Meg & Cornelius Murray Troyen A. Brennan Brian & Lisa Fortin Patty & Mel Alperin Bill & Barbara Murray Mark Brooks Paul & Gail Frechette Joyce Alves Mr. Christopher Natale Robert & Melissa Brooks Karen & Gary Friedmann Richard C. Angelone Pearl G. Nathan Doug & Rosemary Brown Philip Friend & Family Susan & Robert Bahr Monica & Chistopher Neronha Dr. Larry K. Brown Neil & Lynn Galvin Norman & Ann Baker Joyce A.J. Nichols William & Linda Bryan Allison Gauthier Mr. & Mrs. Richard W. Billings Wayne Kezirian & Elizabeth Paroli Christopher J. Bunnell Paul & Laura Gavin Dick & Emily Boenning Christina Paxson & Ari Gabinet Margaret & Edward Burgess Brian & Roseanne Gilligan Justin Bond Betsey A. Purinton Elizabeth Burke Bryant & John J. Gilroy Mr. & Mrs. N. Calamis Sandra Radcliffe & Jim Donaldson Daniel C. Bryant Carla DeStefano & Richard Godfrey Jim & Colette Calbi James M. Ricci Louis & Renee Cappucci Dr. Richard Goldberg Dena & Ken Carlone Lynne & Michael Ryan David & Maureen Caprio Colleen Gouveia Moulton Ron Ohsberg & Annette Cataldo Scatchard Family Karen & DeVere Carney Donna M. Gregson Cynthia K. Clay Allen & Barbara Scott Mark Castro Lisa Guillette & Niall Murphy Tom Coderre Bennett & Lissa Singer Art & Doreen Chabot Nancy J. & James M. Hagerty Dorene M. Conlon Alexis & Percy Smith Mr. & Mrs. George Charette Gary F. Haines Michael R. Corcoran Cay Den Herder & Dominick Tammaro Mr. & Mrs. Todd Cipriani Pamela & Stuart Hallagan, III David & Lorraine Devault Gary & Mimi Venable William H. Claflin Mr.* & Mrs. Benjamin P. Harris Paul & Kristen DiSanto Melanie L. Waterman Mike & Kathy Clarkin Lise & Alan Hasegawa Mr. & Mrs. Peter Divoll Laureen White & Jim Taricani Mr. Peter Claypool Patrick O’Neill Hayes, Jr. & Jon & Julie Duffy Scott & Lori Wragg Jack & Mary Jane Coffey Mary C. Hayes Veronica M. Ferro & Charles J. Ferro Bill & Nancy Wray Lee Dimeo & Sean Coffey Maggie Hayes-Cote Jack & Donna Flynn Six members wish to remain Mr. & Mrs. Theodore D. Colvin Robert Hertling, Jr. Bob & Wini* Galkin anonymous Rev. Dr. Jennifer & Brian C. Cook John Higgins, Jr. & Family Barry & Sandy Gertz Ned & Ruth Corcoran Mike Hudson & Beth Hudson Debra A. Gormley Marybeth Corrente & Ray Mountain Dennis & Martha Hultzman Christopher Graham & Courageous Crew Peter & Suzanne Costa William J. & Jo Ellen L. Hunt Jessica Pepitone $2,500 - $4,999 Stephen J. Craven Harry & Carolyn Huntoon Rebecca and Michael Marino Jim & Dana Hahn Paul Adler & Lori Basilico Anne & Peter Damon Howard & Ann Huntoon Kevin M. Higgins Christopher J. Almon Judith & Murray Danforth Ryan & Allison Hutchins

Keel Club members Photo: David O’Connor

20 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 21 Ian Hyatt & Roberta Ribeiro Patrick A. Rogers Christopher Belleau Cheryl Faulds Mr. & Mrs. Scott R. Kwarta Christopher & Mary ReCasino Constellation Crew Joan Caine Rose M. & Luke T. Hyder Donald & Nancy Rowell Kyle & Eneida Bennett Robert R. Faulkner Deborah & Peter Lamm Duncan Reid $1,000—$1,499 Alfred P. Caldarone Kevin & Ann Ingram Deborah & Chuck Royce Michele R. Berard Phyllis Fern Craig R. Lamp Matthew Reid Thomas R. & Debra A. Achterberg Jim & Dot Camara Steven & Patricia Issa Dr. & Mrs. Francis X. Russo Mr. & Mrs. Mark D. Bevelander Jeff & Sherryl Fields Arthur & Eva Landy Don & Liz Reilly Ada & Whitney Addington The Campbells Jennifer K. Turner & Keith R. Jacobson Stephen F. Rutledge Peg & Jim Bierden Jake Filoon & Gretchen Filoon The Languirand Family Michael E. Renfree Elaine Alderdice Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Campellone Jeff & Teresa Jefferson Bruce Ruttenberg & Jonathan & Jodi Blauvelt Cynthia T. Fiore Cindy L. Larson Michael J. Renzi Herb Alexander Paul J. Cappello Michael D. Laflamme Heather MacLeod Maureen & Tim Bowen Rod & June Fischer Mr. & Mrs. Blake Laverdiere John Rinkacs Dr. Paul & Sheila Alexander Peter G. Carlsen In Memory of Ila Laremore Nancy Safer Jeanne Boyle Richard & Joyce Fleischer Connie Laverty O’Connor & Susan & Lloyd J. Robertson Anjum & Sadiq Alikahn Michelle S. Carney Melissa Karten David & Kara Salit Rufus & Ardell Brackley David F. Fogerty & Sharon J. Fogerty Patrick O’Connor Paula & Carl Rossi Bill & Amabel Allen Lori Caron Silveira, Esq. William & Fredda Kearney Harold & Jean Sanders Susan Braverman Jeremiah H. Cannon, Jr. & Albert Lay Alan R. Rote, MD Mr. George Almeida, Jr. Linda L. Carpenter, MD Gabor I. Keitner Brian C. & Jessica J. Schattle Mr. & Mrs. S. James Busam Mariana Fox Denise E. Leber David & Marjorie Rubin Victoria M. Almeida Sherri L. Carrera David & Q. Kellogg Ms. Rachel Schwartz & Fred & Joyce Butler Bobbie & Dennis Foy Peter & Deborah Lipman Kathleen A. Ryan, Esq. Colleen & Arthur Anderson Mrs. Jane P. Castro Michael & Karen Kennally Dr. Peter D. Kramer Brion Callori Richard Fritz & Laurie Warren Ray & Peggy Lippka William & Deborah Scambio Colleen O. Anderson Nathan W. Chace, Esq. & Pamela N. Kirk Giorgia & Christopher Shaban Rick & Sue Campbell Michael J. Fuchs Susan Lloyd Daniel S. Schilke Dawn Anderson Mary E. Chace Maryclaire Knight & Daryl Wright Peter & Pam Sheehan Anthony Capuano, Jr. Scot & Lindsay Fulghum Linda & Gary Lulli Karen & Craig Sculos Bert* & Pudge Anger Patricia & John Chadwick Jeff & Shirley Kolarik Stephen G. Sherlock Dan & Kate Careb Madeline M. Furtado Amy & Greg Lupica Bob & Sarah Seelert Mr. Francesco N. Antidormi Pratima Chaparala Steve & Pauline Labrecque Paul A. Silver David & Patricia Carlin Patricia A. Galuska John & Carol Macaluso Susan Sekelsky Susan H. Areson Kathleen A. Charbonneau Thomas Laird Mike Skibo Chuck & Alix Cavas Tom & Kathi Gay Ed & Carol MacRae Deming & Jane Sherman Alex & Mandy Arroyo Susan & Andrew Chlebus Mike & Catherine Lebovitz Adrienne G. Southgate Steve & Pat Chamberlain Ronnie Gibson & Sari Cook Robin Main & Robert Powers Forrest J. Shingles Mathew D. Arruda Fredric V. Christian, MD Beverly E. Ledbetter, Esq. Sandra M. Spies & Richard R. Spies Keith & Rebecca Christensen Cathie Gilligan John & Rogean Makowski George & Susan Shuster Brad Artery Bonnie Chung Bertram & Margaret Lederer Mr. & Mrs. William Streker Anne M. Ciresi Lori M. Giordano Tom Mangiaratti P. Robert Siener, Jr. Leif & Karen Askeland Brett & Jody Cicchese Ryan D. & Lori A. LePage The Swaminathans Jeanne Cola Moshe & Shoshana Golden Anthony & Sarah Mangiarelli John Silva & Leah M. Atkins Frank & Denise Cirillo Edward Long & Evelyn Rhodes Tim & Jennifer Swartz Mike & Nancy Convery Mr. & Mrs. George M. Goodwin Chantrey Marchand Ms. Debra L. Westgate-Silva Jennifer G. Audette JoAnne Clark Gary & Renee Love Most Reverend Thomas J. Tobin John & Shari Cooper Mr. Terrence Gray Richard M. Marquis Joseph L. Silva Mayor Scott Avedisian Matthew F. Clarke Paul & Connie Loveland David J. Tracy & Jean M. Tracy William & Mary Corcoran Mark & Linda Griffin Doug & Gretchen Mayhew Robert Silvia Steven B. Avery & Jean B. Avery Sidney Clifford, Jr. Ann Marie & Frederick Macri Kevin & Molly Tracy Frank & Evelyn Cordeiro Cal Groton Daniel & Jeanine McConaghy Barbara J. Silvis John & Kristina Bachner Joyce & Stephen Coffey Robert E. Maddock Melissa L. Trapp & Ellen Costello William & Judith Hall James & Carissa McMillen Donna Simmons Meredith Bailey Dr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Coghlin Daniel & Jolee Makin Frank S. DeAngelis Paul & Ann Cournoyer Samuel E. Hanna, Jr. Dennis & Diane McNamara John Sinnott Eric Barbato Thomas E. Cole Augustine A. Manocchia Maura Travers Stacy A. Couto Ami Hansen Paul J. McSoley Craig Sipe & Kristin Fletcher Mr. & Mrs. Brian P. Barry Alfred Coletti Fred & Hedy Massotti Will & Mary Ann Tsonos Lori & Joe Crowshaw Bill & Jane Hawkins Colleen J. Medeiros Julia Anne & Peter Slom Nicholas James Batten Sandi Connors Edward & Marie Massoud Robert J. Tyler Mr. & Mrs. Michael Cummings Gina Campbell Helm Felicia Fund, Inc. Steven Sloman & Linda Covington Paul Bayne Nick & Anne Coogan Gene & Maureen McCabe Grace & Bob Vincent John Cuomo Johanna Hetherton Jeffrey E. Meyer Brian & Monique Smith Edward W. Beck Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth L. Cook Gail E. McCann & Kristin & Richard Voccio Angie D’Albora Stephen & Ellen-Ann Higginbotham Lisa & Gordon F. Miller David & Kristen Soforenko Carolyn E. Belisle Robert Cook Stanley Lukasiewicz Joseph & Danielle Ward Kirk & Dianne Daniels Natalie Higgins Jonathan & Wendy Mishara Liz Soyka Dr. Christina Bellanti Richard Coombs Mr. Charles E. McCoy, MD Karen Johnson Weavill Dan & Elizabeth Davis Mr. Louis R. Giancola & Ron & Caryn Mitchell Louis & Rebecca Sperling Bridget Benedetti Leon N. Cooper Frank & Ronnie McFarland Alicia Wells-Smith & William Smith, Jr. Joseph DeAngelis & Dr. Pamela C. High Debbie Mitchell Joanne Speroni-Woody & Douglas C. Bennet Lisa & Jeff Cooper Paul & Lisa McGartoll Mr.* & Mrs. Peter J. Westervelt Donna Neville-DeAngelis Carissa Hill & Toby Bennett Tony & Rebecca Moniz Michael M. Woody Kerrie L. Bennett William J. Corcoran Kevin & Fran McGrath Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Whinery, Jr. Michael & Ellen DeCataldo Jason T. Hill Mary & Richard Moody Scott & Sally Stevenson Raymond & Nancy Benoit Donald Cormier & Ann Thomas Patrick McGuigan & Elaine Fersh Bill White Karen G. Del Ponte Diane L. Hollingworth Thomas W. & Judith H. Moore Andrew D. Stone Kevin Bense Dan & Celine Corrigan Jim & Jane McGuirk Ryan & Christina Wilkes Delemontex Family Dr. & Mrs. Harold Horwitz David Morgan Susan & Bob Strouse Mr. & Mrs. J. Stephen Bentz Lynn & John Corwin Dorothy & Esselton McNulty Bob & Teri Wolff Irene & Anthony Dematteo Mr. Michael R. Hrycin John Mortenson Eric & Cindy Swanson Christopher & Christine Collins Bernard J. Cote Bill & Laurie Meisner Richard & Victoria Wood Gregory Derderian & Mara Derderian Al & Sue Hulley Dennis & Linda Murphy Joanne S. Tellier Phil & Lisa Bergeron Wesley Cotter Michael Mello Mr. & Mrs. Harrison M. Wright Kimberly A. Desimone Bruce Humphrey Don D. Myers Bill & Donna Templeton Thomas C. Berl Dr. & Mrs. Donald R. Coustan James & Dale Mendes David Yopak Paul & Meg DeThomas Diane & Thomas Iacono Donald F. Naber Steven P. Thacker Mr. & Mrs. Kosta Bitsis Mr. & Mrs John D. Cox Robert Merrill Stephen & Antonia Zubiago Steven & Cheryl Deware Dr. Jordan Jaffe & Larry T. Nagel Joseph J. Thomas Elizabeth M. Blaicher James & Dianne Cranham Geoff & Sonia Millsom Twenty five members wish to remain Carol & Robert Di Censo Mrs. Debbi Gilstein Jaffe Pam Nolan Rick & Helen Tjader Heidi Blais Michael E. Criscione Mr. & Mrs. Timothy T. More anonymous Joyce & Walter Dias Warren & Janet Jagger Ms. Mary E. Noons Pentti Tofte Lionel J. Boisvert Charlotte Crist Mrs. Glenda M. Morrison Keith C. Dickerson Oscar & Goretti Joaquim Brian O’Connell Ingrid Tolentino Diane & David Bolusky Patrick & Joan Cronin James & Veronica Morrison Mr. & Mrs. David G. Dillon Cheryl H. Johnson Mr. John Olerio Marianne Tracy Richard L. Bonin Donna M. Cruz Meryl & Randy Moss Intrepid Crew Leonard A. DiLorenzo & Peter F. Jones & Wayne G. Gaffield Brian M. O’Malley Nicole M. Tremblay Christopher J. Boston Michael Csollany Marjorie Muller $1,500—$2,499 Annmarie Garceau Lori & Steven Kahan Colin Owyang Donald & Pamela Troppoli Shauneen Bourgeois & Kim Landry Melissa Cummings Kenneth & Patricia Nanian Paul G. Aballo Lawrence & Marybeth Dionne Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. Kammerer Diana & Kevin Pagliarini Roland & Martha Vigneault James D. Bouthillier Robert & Elizabeth Cummiskey Virginia & Alan Nathan Kate Lacouture & Tony Adams Anthony & Shelly DiPaola Richard A. Kaplan & Susan Kearney Julie Palazini Dawn M. Visinho Lawrence & Sharleen Bowen John & Tarra Curran Rich & Mary Nelson Dennis Agin Kenneth & Barbara DiSaia Mr. & Mrs. Arnold Kaufman Catherine M. Parente A.T. Wall & Maria DeCarvalho Terry J. Brennan Christopher & Darcy DaCosta Mike Notardonato Marisa A. Albanese Michael & Mary DiSandro John & Julie Kaull Jason & Celia Pelkey Tammy King Walsh Jeffrey & Jessica Brier Jeanne D’Agostino & Mark Braun Kathy O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Aldrich George & Judy Dlugos Steven L. Kay Ms. Barbara J. Perino Robin & Newell Warde John & Kathy Brooks Amy Daley Mr. Paul F. O’Reilly Darlene M. Allen Thomas Doeppner & Katrina Avery Thomas & Pauline Kean Mr. Angelo Pezzullo John & Kathryn Webber Mr. & Mrs. Paul Brousseau John & Isabel Daniels Nina Pande Jeff & Susan Allen David Donald Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Kee Donna L. Piasczyk Mrs. J. Prewitt Wehle Karen Brown Ms. Anne Marie D’Attelo Gary R. Pannone Kristine R. Allen Jayne M. Donegan Larry & Mary Beth Keefe Paul & Eleanor Pierannunzi Joann L. White Kevin Brown Jeffrey & Karen Davis Richard & Sandra Parrillo Gerry & Melanie Alonso Sheila M. & James R. Drew Dr. Steven M. Kempner Susan M. Pirri Joseph B. & Annette M. White Robert & Susan Brunelli Karen L. Davis Stacy Paterno Berndt W. Anderson James F. Dugan J. Michael Kennedy Yahaira Placencia Julie White-Gooding Anne Brunson Peg & Gary Davis Douglas Peckham, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Brian Angell Joseph & Maryann England Lee Kernan John F. Poirier Michael J. White Mindy & Stephen Burbridge Richard K. Dawber Peter & Sheri Phillips Ms. Susan K. Arnold & Peter & Jan Eskelund Geraldine Killilea Joseph P. & Lesley J. Pratt Paul & Cindy Wielgus Doreen Burgers Deborah Dawson Bill & Ellen Piccerelli Mr. Frederick B. Arnold John & Beth Eustis Glenn & Deborah King Debra & Wade Price Stephen Williams Jim & Melissa Burton Rosemary Day Paul Pysz Scott Asadorian Mr. Ken J. Facchiano Mr. Gerald Kitchen Joseph M. Procaccini Nancy E. B. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John Busavage Deborah DeBare Nancy & Enzo Rebula Brian & Eileen Azar Maura & Steven Fairbanks Sue Klawans John L. Pucci Linda B. Winfrey Joseph & Pamela Butera Robert A. DeFelice Carol & Charles Reppucci Lawrence & Susan Payne Bacher Tony Faria Katherine D. Klosowski Patty & Dale Radka Stephanie B. Wirth Patrick & Kimberly Butler Mark W. & Nancy L. Delaney Chris & Celeste Rheaume Sue Kairnes Baker Jennifer Elizabeth Faria Ramarao Koppaka Nicholas & Carol Rago Cheryl A. Young In memory of Harry & Tara & Robert DeMoura David M. Rice Ms. Mary Ann Barboza Ms. Mary E. Farley Mary Kay Koreivo Sheila M. Raposa Lori-Ann & Al Zannini Vickie Garabedian Christopher & Trudy Deneff Fred & Nancy Rockefeller Etta & Bob Bates Malcolm Farmer, III Joe & Linda Kowalski Kevin A. Raymond & Thirty seven members wish to Dawn & Jeff Quimby Mark O. Denehy Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rockefeller Maurice & Barbara Bell Kevin & Connie Farrell Rich & Celina Krupski Cecille M. Palumbo remain anonymous Peggy Caddigan Penelope H. Dennehy, MD

22 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 23 Henry & Shantha Diaz Mr. & Mrs. Mark & Liz Goodermote Lil Lane* John & Karen Medeiros Jane Pilz Janice Rosa Mary Jane & Dennis J. Silva Ms. Sharon E. Trask Claudia A. DiGiovanni Norma B. Goodman Ms. Christine M. Langevin Mr. & Mrs. Timothy M. Melia Valerie J. Pimenta Lawrence & Mary Ross Daniel & Rachel Silverman The Trigo Family Ms. Karen DiLauro Mr. Brad A. Gordon Jill M. LaPoint Suzanne Melo Mr. James J. Pimentel Mr. Reid A. Rotatori Michael Silverstein Katharine & Arthur Trotman Pat Dillon Ann M. Goudreau In Memory of Gary Larocque & Mr. & Mrs. Kevin P. Menard Lianne C. Pinheiro Dr. & Mrs. Fred Rotenberg Pearle W. & Martin M. Silverstein Peter M. Tudino Ms. Kimberly A. DiPietro Julie & Gerry Goulet Chiefs Robert & Rene Coutu Dr. & Mrs. Robert Meringolo Jill C. Pipher Stephen E. Russell Foundation Michael J. Uva Brendan Doherty Lois & George Graboys Donald A. Larson Lee & Jenny Merrill Patricia Placencia Robert G. Salmonsen Cheryl A. Sinko Veasley Family Nick Dominick Michael & Pattie Grandchamp Myra Latimer-Nicholas Steve & Laura Metcalfe Domenic & Dona Pontarelli Andrew & Laura Sanita Mr. & Mrs. Steven A. Smeal John S. Verruso Mr. Shawn R. Donahue Al Grant Mr. & Mrs. John Lawler Paul & Jackie Metro Christopher Popadic Karen A. Santilli Maxine Smith Dan & Jennifer Vieira Victor Duarte Rose Mary Grant Ms. Lori L. Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Miccoli Joe & Joan Pratt Bernie & Donna Santino Richard B. Smith June & Dennis Vinhateiro Erin Dube & Adam Greenman Heather Greenwood Susan Leach DeBlasio Linda & Richard Michalek Stephanie Ogidan Preston Bob & Tracy Santos Bruce & Jean Snow J. Michael & Anne Marie Vittoria Mr. Paul R. Dube Mr. Phillip L. Griffin Dennis Leamy, Jr. Michael V. Milito Joan E. Prevett Patricia O. Saracino Judy Layne Snow Mamie & Rich Wakefield John & Joan Dugan William R. Grimm & Susan & John Leidecker Toby & Diane Miller Rose & Victor Primavera, Jr. John T. Sargent Ginny S. Solomon Jim & Maureen Walsh Mr. Jerry I. Duhamel, Jr. Deborah A. Shadd Mr. Paul E. Lemont Keith & Daryl Moffat Brian & Jennifer Prince Bill Sauer Stacia L. Soucy Aislinn Walters Paul R. Dumaine Russell B. Gross, Jr. Kimberly Levesque Mr. D. Scott Molloy, Jr. Elliott & Judy Pritikin Dr. Keith G. Saunders & Jane Sousa Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ward Christy & Jeremy Duncan Helen Grossman Dr. David C. Lewis & Eleanor Lewis Dr. Jack & Susan Monchik Dr. & Mrs. C. Brandon Qualls Monique Saunders Michelle Spriggs John & Karen Warren Paul D. Dunlap Rabbi & Mrs. Leslie Gutterman Mrs. Henry Lewis, III Matthew Moniz Lisia Quinlivan Douglas E. Scala Donna St. Angelo Jennifer P. Wasson Stephen A. Duvel Mr. & Mrs. Robert Mayne Mrs. Frank Licht Harold S. Moore Rick & Debbie Quinlivan Todd M. Schofield Stephen M. Stanback Donald & Crystal Way Dan & Deb Dwight Richard L. Hall, Jr. Robert A. Lieberman & Mark Moore Mrs. Ann-Marie Quinn Stephen C. Schonning & Maura Stavovy John & Marcy Welch Jenifer Dwyer B. David Hammarstrom Peri Ann Aptaker Paul & Susan Moran Anne & Patrick Quinn Polly Churlton Pamela Wilde Stenberg Bob & Barbara Westlake Rosemary M. Dwyer Cristie A. Hanaway Henry H. Lillie, Jr. Ernie & Sandy Moreira Emilia Almeida-Rainey Ed & Nancy Schottland Colleen E. Stevenson Fox Wetle Ewa M. Dzwierzynski Mr. Douglas G. Hancher Matthew Liskom Sharon L. Morgan Joe & Eileen Rainone Hans & Charlene Schreiber Robert & Faye Stolzman Mr. & Mrs. Jonathan R. Wheeler Scott & Mary Eastman Paul Hanlon Mr. Joseph T. Little, Jr. Barry & Barbara Morphis Herbert Rakatansky, MD Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Schreitmueller Carolyn Mark & Bill Stone Ms. Tamiko M. Doyle Steve Edwards Nicholas Haponik & Valerie M. Littlefield Deirdre Morrison Michelle Raymond Dr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Sculco Calvin Strong Todd D. & Patricia White Stephen & Ann Eno Robert Tomasello Mr. & Mrs. Steven Loffredo William & Leigh Moynihan Ms. Reva A. Rebeiro Brenda Senak Elizabeth Suever & George B. Wickett, Jr. Cindy Marie Erickson Barbara K. Hart Peter Lomi Joseph T. Murray Walter G. D. Reed Cheryl A. Senerchia Robert Knychalski Mr. & Mrs. David Wilder Cyndie & Dennis Estevao Jeff & Sue Hawes Nancy S. Loney Richard Nadeau Rocky & Kelly Reeves Mariana R. Sequeira & Terrence & Katherine Sullivan Paul & Joan Wilkinson Justin Evans & Linda Evans Michael & Denise Hebert Karen & John Longo Colin J. Nagle Peter & Karleen Regan James Sequeira Richard C. Sullivan Daniel J. Williams Mr. Barnet Fain Andre Heidenheim Steven Lubar Jay & Michaela Napoli Joseph Renzi Scott & Becky Settje Christel K. Sulpizio Jerome F. Williams John & Deborah Farley Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Hodges Patricia Lucarelli John & Kathy Nealon Ms. Susan T. Replogle Intiaz Shaik Shannon Sweeney Saunders Kevin L. Williams & Cheryl Le Clair Marcia Felber Nancy M. Howard Bob & Liz Lundgren Eric & Kathryn Nemes Jim & Lorrie Reynolds Nancy Shanik Jan Sykora Matt & Laura Wischnowsky Edward & Barbara Feldstein Mrs. Polly Cazeault Huckel Glen & Kathy Lyford Timi Ann X. Neri & Marie E. Esposito Eileen Richardson Sivakumar Shanmugasundaram Sam S. Sylvester Mary Ann Wood Jay & Joyce Ferguson George M. Hume Stephen J. Lynch & Laura A. Klein Kelly Nevins Mr. Brian D. Rickard Bruce & Judith Shaw Steve & Geri Tamborelli Ron Wood Paola & Albert Fernandez Kathy & Brian Hunt Bethany A. Lyons Charles & Linda Newton Mr. & Mrs. William C. Riley Barbara Shays Julius & Laura Tancinco Art M. Yarumian James Ferrara Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Hunter Dr. Donald MacDougall & Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth G. Nicastro Henry & Jan Rines Karen S. Sheahan Tejal P. Tarro Robert F. & Deborah J. Yost Mr. & Mrs. Christopher A. Ferraro Zaneta Hunter Jayne MacDougall Bill & Beth Noonan Charles P. Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Christopher J. Sheehan Maria P. Tateosian Tammy & Robert Young Sara M. Fester Phil & Audrey Hussey John & Rebecca Maccarone Daniella Norwood Jim & Karen Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Albert K. Sherman, Jr. Mr. Eric Taylor Edward R. Zarenski Barbara G. Fields Tom & Kim Hutchinson Jim & Bonnie MacGlaflin Mark & Jeanne Nugent Ken & Kathryn Robinson Curtis & Cindy Shillings Thomas N. Terry Anthony D. Zelano Kiki Finn Stanley R. Ifill Paula C. MacLeod Gene & Eileen Oakland Susan Robinson Fruchtl Alan Shoer & Mary Lou Wernig Gary & Jean Tetreault Steven C. Zenofsky Phil Fish John Isberg Mr. & Mrs. Howard C. MacMillan Robert & Maureen Oberg Dr. John Robson Stephen Shoren Ray & Gail Tetreault Janet & Melvin Zurier Kenneth & Elizabeth Flanagan Mickey Jemo Mr. & Mrs. John J. Mahoney Michael & Janet O’Brien Karen Roche William Shuey & Frances Shipps John E. Tierney One hundred and two members wish Laurie-Ann & Richard Flaxington Mr. & Mrs. Howard M. Jenkins, Jr. Ryan C. Mahoney Kim & Anthony A. O’Dea Jonathan A. Roderick Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Siatti Donna Ferretti Tihalas to remain anonymous David & Janice Fleming Petra Jenkins Tod & Michelle Mahony Maureen A. O’Donnell Mr. & Mrs. Augusto Rojas, Jr., JD Amy & Stephen Sills Bart & Laura Totten *Deceased Ann M. Fletcher Megan M. Johnson Winfield Major & Susan Starkweather Sarah & Dan O’Gara Frank Flynn Mr. Paul W. Jolin Judy & Robert Mann Susan P. Olson Ken Forden Mike & Glo Jordan Tom & Karen Manning Albert W. Ondis Naomi Foster Carl F. Kaestle Paula Manseau Charles Scott Ostrowski David J. Frechette Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kagan Bob & Maria Marcello James & Mindy Oswald Irene Freeman Stanley & Madeline Kanter Rebecca Marino Mrs. Anne N. Ott Kim M. Frenze Sandra Karns Ronald & Mary Marshall Gary & Christine Pacheco Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children Mr. Michael T. Friel Daniel J. Kavanagh Paul & Carol Marsiglio Gail & Richard Pagano Mr. & Mrs. Matthew W. Galbraith Tom & Janice Kearney Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Martel Thomas & Patricia Papa Opening Doors for Westerly’s Children works to improve out-of- Norman Gansert Susan Keller Edward W. Martin Joseph Pasciuto Eileen & Lisardo Garcia M. Kelley Harry & Susan Martin Jacqueline Patterson school opportunities and childhood literacy in Westerly. This Joan R. & Stephen M. Garfinkel Mr. & Mrs. Keith Kelly Patricia Martin William R. Patterson, III year, volunteers raised $23,000 to provide scholarships for David & Linda Gaskill Michael John Kerr William Martin & Patricia Martin Thomas C. & Margaret M. Pearson Melinda Gaudreau Nick & Amie Kershaw Patricia K. & Roger J. Martinez Laura Freedman Pedrick afterschool and summer learning opportunities, and raised an Marc J. Gauthier Kevin P. Kiernan Theresa L. Massoud Hugh A. Peltz, II additional $23,000 to provide backpacks and school supplies Stephen Geanacopoulos & Kathleen & Martin Kits van Heyningen Rena Mate Deb Pereira for 390 students in Westerly’s Hasbro Summer Learning Rebecca J. Wilson Paul J. Kloiber Michael & Colleen Matigian Jerry & Jane Perez Joseph S. Gendron George E. Knowles Steve & Nancy Maxwell Cindy & Tom Perrin Program at Tower Street Community Center and Head Start, and Steve Giannakas Michael & Linda Kohler Mr. & Mrs. James J. McAllister, Jr. Sully & Diana Perry to children throughout Bradford. Volunteers also distributed James & Patricia Giddings William A. Kramer Bill & Donna McArdle Christian D. Peterson Emily Gilcreast Paul & Diana Kroushl David & Kim McCabe Richard H. Petrarca books and backpacks at the Jonnycake Center, a local food Michael Gillis Don & Victoria Kujawa Victoria McCrae Joseph Petrucci bank. The program has grown in three short years from serving David & Madeline Glaude Bob Kunz Thomas McDermott Richard & Donna Petrucci 90 children to serving 390 children, and doubling the number of Richard & Priscilla Glucksman Pamela S. LaBreche Robin & Terrence McGill Randall & Kerry Phillips Chrystal M. Glynn John E. Lafleur James P. McKenna Richard & Paula Phillips summer scholarships from 10 to 20. Kathy & Mike Goldberger Paul & Ann Lagasse Gary McLane Mr. & Mrs. Brian Piccolo Charles E. Golden, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Leif M. Lamoray Renay & Todd McLeish David & Rachel Piche Patti & Howard Goldstein Robert P. Landau, Esq. Mr. Dennis L. McPhillips Timothy Pickering Maryellen Goode Ted & Linda Lane Donald & Virginia McQueen Lyndalu Pieranunzi

24 We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report We help people. | 2014-2015 United Way of Rhode Island Community Impact Report 25 The Anchor Society Investing in our Community’s Future with Financial Information Planned Giving A snapshot of our annual finances. The Anchor Society recognizes United Way of Rhode Island’s most loyal donors whose investment in our community’s future makes significant and long-lasting change in people’s lives. Through their planned gift, Anchor Society members make an impact that will be felt during their lifetimes and for many years to come. Resources: $18,325,000 (unaudited results) Barbara & Doug Ashby David McCahan, Jr. From July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 Natalie Brown* Robert McManus* Marjorie W. Crook* Carol A. Peterson Dr. & Mrs. Charles Denby, II Jean H. Scott* * * Lester W. Doel Clarke Simonds, Sr. UWRI Annual Campaign 68.4% Mr. & Mrs. John W. Flynn Dennis E. Stark Tom & Mary Gilbane Alec & Susan Taylor Frederick Griffith* Pat H. Turner RI Charities Trust 21.1%* John E. & Janet S. Hall Thomas & Sharon Veronneau Karen A. Davie & Garrison A. Hull Charitable Trust Frederick Jackson Donald & Crystal Way Grant Income (Government & Private Foundations) 6.4% Sarah and Charley Denby Lucille L. Lalumiere* Harold A. Winstead Charitable Anchor Society members Marie Langlois Foundation * * Beverly Glenn Long Deceased Photo: Peter Goldberg State Employee Campaigns 2.7%

Investment, Rental, Grant & Other Income 1.4%

* Established by Textron founder Royal Little in 1937 to benefit our United Way. Other funding partners Managed by The Rhode Island Foundation. Trusts and foundations, and media partners

Trusts and Foundations Julius and Jesse Richmond Naomi and Viola Osterman Fund Peter Goldberg Photography USE OF Resources: $18,325,000 Palmer Fund George & Naomi Sawyer Fund Poder 1110 - WPM Z From July 1, 2014 – June 30, 2015 (unaudited results) Henry & Peggy Sharpe Fund Pearle W. & Martin M. Silverstein Providence Bruins Key Community Underwriters $2,000,000 or more R.C. Thompson, Jr. Fund Foundation Providence Business News Donor Investments to UWRI's Community Impact Fund 38.0% Rhode Island Charities Trust, a fund Mary Yonker Memorial Fund Peter and Sunny Toulmin Fund Providence en Español Donor Investments to UWRI's Community Impact Fund 38.0% of The Rhode Island Foundation John M. and Mary S. Wall Providence Media Community Supporters The Webb Moscovitch Family Fund Regine Printing Donor Directed Disbursements to Specific Organizations 34.3% Community Benefactors $500 - $9,999 Genevieve C. Weeks Fund Rhode Island Broadcasters Donor Directed Disbursements to Specific Organizations 34.3% $40,000 - $99,999 Alperin/Hirsch Family Foundation Association Fundraising & Administration 16.8%* Walter L. and Edna N. Davol Fund Anonymous Fund of the Greater The Rhode Island Family Guide * June Rockwell Levy Foundation Cincinnati Foundation Media Partners Rhode Island Monthly Fundraising & Administration 16.8% Appleby Charitable Trust Rhode Island Newspaper Group Virginia T. Madeira Fund Grant Expense (Government and Private Foundations) 8.7% Metcalf Foundation Blackall Fund Cerio Communications (RING) Grant Expense (Government and Private Foundations) 8.7% Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Edna N. Davol Fund Clear Channel Communications Rhode Island Public Radio Henry P. & Priscilla B. Eldredge Fund Cogens Printing Services 88.1 FM/91.5 FM/102.7 FM Noyce Foundation Interest & Depreciation 1.5% Wallace Foundation Gertrude N. Goldowsky & Cox Communications Robyn Ivy Photography Seebert J. Goldowsky Foundation Cumulus Media Survival By Design Interest & Depreciation 1.5% David O’Connor Photography Community Investors George & Evelyn Ingleby Fund Telemundo Providence United Way of America Dues 0.7% Janci Foundation DR Communications Tiempo Social $10,000 - $39,999 United Way of America Dues 0.7% Afterschool Alliance Lewis P. and Edna D. Lipsitt Fund Envision Technology Advisors, LLC Udris Film Boss Family Fund for Literacy Paul D. Lynch Scholarship Fund GoLocalProv WADK Katherine F. Hubbard & The Ruth and Samuel Markoff Lamar Advertising WARV 1590 AM * Paid from Rhode Island Charities Trust income. Josephine H. Williams Fund Foundation Latino Public Radio WBLQ Emily G.F. Nicholson Arthur & Martha Milot Fund The Newport Daily News WEEI 103.7 FM Charitable Trust Robert G. Mirman Trust Oomph, Inc. WJAR NBC 10 National Conference of Emma L. Myrick Memorial Fund Patch WLNE ABC 6 State Legislatures Emma & Ely Oppenheimer Fund Pawtucket Red Sox WPRI 12 / Fox Providence

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