United Way of Rutherford & Cannon Counties

Building a Stronger Community Together

United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017 Annual Report Dear United Way Supporter,

We are pleased to share with you our 2016-2017 annual report. In 2016, we concluded 60 years of improving lives in our local community. As times have changed, our commitment to driving change in education, health and financial stability has not. Our United Way continues to transform how we impact the community, and we’re increasingly focused on a long-term goal of measurable impact within key priorities noted on pages 3 and 4.

It’s because of you that our mission and vision comes to life and therefore, we are committed to sharing our results and financial stewardship with you as a supporter of United Way. We hope that we have the opportunity to earn your support again in the future; our work is dependent upon it.

The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties addresses our community’s most critical problems, and that’s a responsibility we take very seriously. We fight for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our community. Thank you for believing, investing and trusting in us.

That’s the power of community building. That’s what it means to LIVE UNITED. To all our partners, donors and volunteers, thank you for everything you do. We couldn’t do it without you and your dedication to our mission.

Sincerely,

ANDY WOMACK MEAGAN FLIPPIN 2017-18 Board Chair President and CEO United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties

UNITED WAY OF RUTHERFORD AND CANNON COUNTIES | 2016-17 ANNUAL REPORT WHEN WE WORK TOGETHER Now more than ever, business leaders, policymakers, community leaders, nonprofits and individuals are collaborating to affect change on a scale that no single organization can achieve on its own. Together, we raised $3.3 million last year, and harnessed the power of 12,161 donors and 1,080 volunteers, to create lasting change in Rutherford and Cannon counties. When you work with United Way, we amplify your voice and make your dollar go further. When we work together, we create solutions that benefit us all. IMPACT AT A GLANCE EDUCATION $450,658 School readiness 3,000 INVESTED INTO 18 PROGRAMS IMPACTING THE AVERAGE NUMBER OF BABIES BORN EACH YEAR AT Early grade reading proficiency AREA OF EDUCATION Middle grade success SAINT THOMAS RUTHERFORD HOSPITAL. THROUGH On-time high school graduation THE BIRTHING HOSPITAL INITIATIVE, BABIES ARE Completion of college or advanced NOW AUTOMATICALLY ENROLLED IN RUTHERFORD training BOOKS FROM BIRTH, OPERATED BY UNITED WAY 200 STUDENTS BENEFITED FROM LEGO ROBOTICS CLASSROOM KITS, PROVIDED BY UNITED WAY. KITS INCLUDED TEACHER TRAINING $40,000+ 83% CURRICULUM AND INTRODUCED STUDENTS TO WORTH OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES COLLECTED FOR OF K - 6 PARTICIPANTS MAINTAINED/INCREASED READING ROBOTICS, ENGINEERING AND AT-RISK STUDENTS DURING UNITED WAY’S STUFF & ENGLISH GRADES AS IDENTIFIED BY REPORT CARDS, PROGRAMMING THE BUS. THROUGH A UNITED WAY PROGRAM PARTNERSHIP

$16,000 FINANCIAL STABILITY SAVED BY TAXPAYERS WORTH OF CLOSING COSTS PROVIDED BY Family-sustaining employment $2 MILLION Income supports THROUGH REFUNDS USING UNITED WAY’S FREE TAX UNITED WAY TO CREATE AN AFFORDABLE HOUSING SOLUTION FOR FAMILIES IN Savings and assets PREPARATION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Manageable expenses RUTHERFORD COUNTY. Affordable housing

5,534 LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED FREE MEALS TO REDUCE HUNGER, RESULTING IN NOURISHED, MORE 63% PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS OF THE COMMUNITY. OF INDIVIDUALS MAINTAINED SHELTER AND/OR $593,057 UTILITIES FOR HOUSEHOLDS EXPERIENCING AN INVESTED INTO 14 PROGRAMS IMPACTING THE EMERGENCY, SHORTAGE OF INCOME OR LOSS AREA OF FINANCIAL STABILITY OF EMPLOYMENT. 95% OF STUDENTS INDICATED AN INCREASED HEALTH ESSENTIAL BABY ITEMS COLLECTED KNOWLEDGE OF WAYS TO KEEP THEMSELVES SAFE Safe home and community 20K+ AFTER VIEWING A UNITED WAY PROGRAM Healthy beginnings BY 34 PARTICIPATING COMPANIES FOR UNITED WAY’S PARTNERSHIP PRESENTATION ON THE Healthy eating and physical activity COMMUNITY BABY SHOWER, BENIFITING 500 MOTHERS AND TOPIC OF CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION Supporting healthy choices FAMILIES Access to health care $836,146 SAVINGS FROM FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT 70% CARDS IN RUTHERFORD AND CANNON COUNTIES OF HOMEBOUND SENIORS WERE ABLE TO $1,062,040 CONTINUE TO LIVE AT HOME, AND EXTEND THEIR INVESTED INTO 34 PROGRAMS IMPACTING INDEPENDENCE AND HEALTH AS THEY AGE THE AREA OF HEALTH

$521,799 21 INDIVIDUALS GRADUATED FROM IN ASSISTANCE DOLLARS AND 18,066 PEOPLE COMMUNITY UNITED WAY’S CATALYST PROGRAM TO TRAIN SERVED THROUGH CHARITYTRACKER, AN VOLUNTEER LEADERS FOR NONPROFIT BOARD ONLINE SHARED CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM FOR COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS, LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP ROLES PROVIDED AT NO-COST BY UNITED WAY United Way strives to be the primary community solutions INDIVIDUALS CONNECTED TO MEANINGFUL leader for human 1,103 $14 services. VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCES THROUGH UNITED WAY. WORTH OF VALUE IN IMPACT IS DELIVERED IN THE COMMUNITY FOR EVERY $1 SPENT ON UNITED WAY ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS.

501 AGENCIES UTILIZING UNITED WAY’S NO-COST VOLUNTEER CONNECT PLATFORM, NONPROFIT LEADERS ATTENDED MONTHLY 67 COMMUNITY TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT PRESENTED BY VOLUNTEER STATE BANK, ENABLING THEM TO EASILY PROMOTE MEETINGS, FACILITATED BY UNITED WAY, TO ENHANCE VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, IN‐KIND NEEDS, AND SPECIAL EVENTS; GENERATE REPORTS EFFECTIVENESS AND EFFICIENCY IN THE NONPROFIT ON ALL VOLUNTEER DATA; DRASTICALLY REDUCE STAFF TIME NEEDED TO COMMUNICATE SECTOR VOLUNTEER NEEDS; AND ALLOW DIRECT ACCESS TO HIGHLY SKILLED VOLUNTEERS. BUILDING STRONGER COMMUNITIES TOGETHER

EDUCATION Children deserve a strong start in life. We make that possible by empowering parents to support their kids, improving the quality of their learning environments and offering solutions to challenges outside the classroom.

The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties, in partnership with Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee, provided a STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) training for staff members of the Murfreesboro City ESP (extended school program). Girl Scout representatives led the training for ESP staff members for a nine-week STEAM program, with materials and supplies provided by United Way.

Children who participate in the Summer STEAM program at the ESP sites will experience real-world, hands-on lessons that provide student-led opportunities for discovery, and cultivate evaluation andUNITED problem-solving WAY WORLDWIDE skills. | 2015The ANNUALkits will REPORT equip students with knowledge of and experience with information and skills needed in today’s workforce. 2016-17 WHY IS EDUCATION IMPORTANT? PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS Adult Literacy Program of Read To Succeed Ann Campbell Early Learning Center Program of Middle Tennessee State University Foundation Bradley After-School Program of the 1 in 6 1/2 City Schools Foundation Cannon County Imagination Library of Cannon Reads A good start in language and literacy children living in poverty** in our According to the US Department of Labor, Comprehensive Youth Development development is a strong predictor of community, and more than 1,500 more than half of the fastest growing Program of Middle Tennessee Council successful literacy achievement in the youth are identified as homeless occupations will require substantial of Boy Scouts of America early grades, reports of fewer literacy under the McKinney-Vento act within mathematics or science preparation. Explorer’s Club Program of the difficulties and preparation for lifelong Cannon County, Murfreesboro City Discovery Center learning.* and Rutherford County school Girl Scout Troop Program of Girl Scouts of systems. Middle Tennessee Holloway Harbor Child Care Program of HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING: Holloway High School United Way helps children and youth achieve their full potential. Indigent Care Fund Program of the City Schools Foundation Mobile Outreach Program of the Discovery Center One-to-One Mentoring Program of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee Project Learn Program of Boys & Girls XX,XXX12.5K Club of Rutherford County Clothing Fund Program of Rutherford County Schools children (and increasing daily) Twenty-five hundred back to school A United Way program partnership allows SPARK! Program of the Discovery Center enrolled in Rutherford County and kits provided for at-risk kids K - 5th schools to increase STEAM opportunities Summer Literacy Program of Cannon County Books from Birth. grade in Cannon County, for students and reinforces academic Project Transformation Since United Way took on Murfreesboro City and Rutherford standards by providing free admission Wee Care Day Care Program of Wee Care program operation in 2015, County schools during United Way’s to students who qualify for free/reduced Day Care Center enrollment increased by 18%. Stuff the Bus. lunch. Youth CAN Program of Mid-Cumberland *TN Department of Education Human Resource Agency **US Census Bureau FINANCIAL STABILITY People of all ages should have an opportunity to improve their economic status. We give people the tools to better manage their money, get on solid financial ground and find a career with potential for advancement.

“Do good and good will come to you” is a mantra that Shari tries to live by every day. Shari has been giving back to United Way through her career at Publix for many years, and now one of her dreams is coming true as a recipient of a United Way program partnership. Through Habitat for Humanity, Shari has accomplished her goal of becoming a home owner.

Housing instability — including frequent moves, overcrowding, and the threat of eviction or foreclosure — creates stress, depression and hopelessness for far too many families. United Way supports Habitat for Humanity to help individuals and families acquire the access, skills and financial education necessary for them to be successful homeowners. 2016-17 FAMILIES ON STABLE FINANCIAL GROUND. PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS

Food Bank Program of Rutherford County Emergency Food Bank Emergency Services Program of 1 in 5 American Red Cross Field Study Scholarships Program of the Discovery Center Where can people turn who have needs that who are eligible for the Earned Income Affordable housing was ranked as the Food Bank Program of Smyrna-La Vergne are unmet or undermet? United Way’s 211 is Tax Credit (EITC) benefit are leaving top concern for 500 survey respondents Food Bank a vital public communication vehicle money on the table – money that can identified as low-income citizens of covering a wide variety of local support make a big difference in paying bills and Rutherford County. Free Civil Legal Services to Underserved services. providing food for families. Program of Legal Aid Society of the Mid-Cumberland Habitat for Humanity Builds Program of Rutherford County Habitat for HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING: Humanity United Way helps families to be financially stable and independent. Kids First Family Membership Program of the Discovery Center Life Recovery Program of The Salvation Army Meals on Wheels Program of Mid-Cumberland Human Resource $1,600 Agency XX,XXX9K 124 Partner Agencies Program of Second Harvest Food Bank PATH Program of the Guidance Center is the average EITC refund, and 218 individuals achieved permanent referrals made through 211 for Rent/Utility Assistance Program of the taxpayers were connected with the credit housing after participating in a United individuals seeking assistance. Top Community Helpers of Rutherford during United Way’s Volunteer Income Way program partnership, which needs requested include— housing County Tax Assistance program in 2017. provides temporary housing for and income support. individuals, while supporting employment, Third Shift Sheltering Program of The until permanent is obtained. Salvation Army HEALTH A community is only as healthy as the people who call it home. We expand access to quality, affordable care, give parents the tools they need to raise healthy children and get everyone more active and eating better.

United Way goes beyond traditional collaboration. Our collective impact approach to solving complex social problems engages the wisdom and experience of the community through the alignment of efforts across sectors. Together, United Way, the Rutherford County Health Department, Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital, Rutherford County Government and countless community organizations host an annual Community Baby Shower, where at-risk mothers and families have access to prenatal care, educational workshops, community resources and essential baby items at no-cost. ACCESS TO HEALTH 2016-17 PROGRAM PARTNERSHIPS Aging in Place Program of Mindful Care Adult Day Services Bernard House Safe Shelter Program of Domestic Violence, Inc. Camp Ability Program of Special Kids Cannon County Child Abuse Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc. Crisis Call Center Program of Family & Children’s Services Darkness to Light Community Education Program of WHY IS GOOD HEALTH IMPORTANT? Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc. Drug Endangered Children Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc. Enhanced Student Assistance Program of STARS (Students Taking A Right Stand) Nashville Healthcare Oversight Program of Journeys in Community Living TH Healthy Lifestyles Program of St. Clair Street 5 Senior Center HELP Program of Cannon County Senior Citizens Center Homemaker Program of Mid-Cumberland Human Each year, more than 2,000 babies Tennessee is ranked 5th highest state Three thousand residents in Resource Agency in Rutherford County and nearly 100 for child/adolescent obesity rate. Rutherford County and nearly 1,800 in Hope & Healing Program of Rutherford County in Cannon County are born with low Contributing factors include a lack of Cannon County are uninsured. Access Primary Care and Hope Clinic birthweights.* neighborhood parks and recreation to affordable prescription medication Hope for the Uninsured Program of Rutherford opportunities.* is vital to the health and well-being of County Primary Care and Hope Clinic individuals and communities.* Kids on the Block Program of STARS (Students Taking a Right Stand) Nashville Nurse Home Visit Program of Nurses for Newborns Poison Help Hotline Program of Poison Control HERE’S HOW WE’RE HELPING: Center United Way helps improve people’s health. Positive Parenting Program of The Family Center Project Rescue Program of Cannon County Rescue Squad Rutherford County Child Abuse Services Program of Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford County, Inc. Senior Center Program of Cannon County Senior Center Service to the Armed Forces Program of American Red Cross 97% 24K Sexual Assault Services Program of Domestic XX,XXX Violence, Inc. Student Assistance Program of STARS (Students Taking A Right Stand) Nashville of babies (born into at-risk families) Seventeen playgrounds and individuals helped through the use of Supervised Visitation Program of Kymari House established regular visits by a common areas refurbished during FamilyWize prescription discount cards. Teeth for Life Program of Interfaith Dental Clinic medical professional to monitor growth, United Way’s Hometown Huddle to The largest percentage of prescription Triple Play Program of Boys & Girls Clubs of development and health needs through promote healthy lifestyles and savings were for medications associated Rutherford County a United Way program partnership. physical activity. with mental illness. Volunteer Program of CASA of Rutherford County Wellness Program of Cannon County Senior Citizens Center *Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Corporate Recognition of Tocqueville Society and Leadership Investors CORPORATE SUPPORT 2016-17 Tocqueville Society Investors ($10,000+) United Way works with 377 corporate partners. 2 General Mills and the General Mills Foundation 1 Ingram Content Group Together, we affect change on a larger scale than any single organization can accomplish alone. 1 Rutherford County Government 1 Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital 1 Schneider Electric 1 Thompson Services Inc. 2016-17 Leadership Investors ($1,000 - $9,999) 229 General Mills and the General Mills Foundation 66 Publix Super Markets Charities and Publix Super Markets 25 Nissan North America, Inc. Smyrna Facility 13 Middle Tennessee State University 11 Guaranty Trust Company 7 Yates Services 6 United Way Rutherford & Cannon Counties 6 Bridgestone LaVergne Plant and the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund 5 Ingram Content Group 5 Rutherford County Schools 4 Consumers Insurance USA, Inc. 4 UPS 3 CFC 3 Franklin Synergy Bank 3 Pinnacle Financial Partners 3 Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce 3 SunTrust Banks 2 Schneider Electric 2 Adient US 2 City of Murfreesboro 2 Fifth Third Bank and the Fifth Third Foundation 2 First Tennessee Bank/First Horizon 2 FirstBank 2 Murfreesboro Electric 2 Raymond James 2 Rutherford County Government 2 Tennessee Employees Charitable Campaign 2 US Bank and the US Bank Foundation 1 Atmos Energy 1 Bank of America 1 CapStar 1 Consolidated Utility District 1 Enterprise 1 Ford of Murfreesboro 1 Genesco 1 Grannis & Associates, P.C. 1 Interstate Warehousing 1 Kennametal 1 Middle Tennessee Electric Membership 1 Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide 1 PICA Group 1 Regions Bank 1 Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital 1 SWBC, Inc. 1 Tractor Supply Company 1 Volunteer State Bank CORPORATE SUPPORT Corporate support inclusive of corporate gifts/matches, workplace giving, special events, grants, sponsorships and ticket sales.

$500,000+ $499,999 - $250,000

SMYRNA FACILITY

$249,999 - $100,000

$99,999 - $50,000

LA VERGNE PLANT CORPORATE & ORGANIZATIONAL SUPPORT Corporate support inclusive of corporate gifts/matches, workplace giving, special events, grants, sponsorships and ticket sales.

$49,999 - $25,000 Volunteer State Bank Murfreesboro Young Professionals Rutherford County Government Kroger Bank of America Guaranty Trust Company AT&T US BANK and the US Bank Foundation UPS Tennessee Valley Authority Shell Oil Company Foundation Nissan North America, Inc. Headquarters Thompson Services Inc. Pfizer Foundation City of Murfreesboro National Alliance of Financial Independence Heritage Farms Dairy, Inc. Caterpillar Financial Services State Farm and the State Farm Foundation Emergency Physicians of St. Thomas Schneider Electric Rutherford $4,999 - $1,000 Pinnacle Financial Partners Town of Smyrna FedEx HCA / Tristar Stonecrest United Ways of Tennessee $9,999 - $5,000 Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County $24,999 - $10,000 Enterprise InterMetro Industries Haynes Brothers Lumber Company Wilson Bank & Trust Murfreesboro City Schools Adient US Community Care of Rutherford County Rich Products Corp. First Tennessee Bank Nationwide Mutual Insurance Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital Raymond James Company Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Atmos Energy Corp. Aetna Consumers Insurance USA, Inc. Interstate Warehousing Wal-Mart Target Adams Family Foundation Cardinal Health Community Health Systems, Inc. City Auto Governor’s Books Foundation Combined Federal Campaigns Backer-Springfield Tennessee Society Children Regions Bank SEC, Inc. The Community Foundation of MAHLE Filter Systems North America, Inc. Journeys In Community Living Middle Tennessee Fifth Third Bank Tennessee Employees Charitable PICA Group Ford of Murfreesboro Campaign Kennametal Franklin Synergy Bank SunTrust Bank Consolidated Utility District Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce Sonoco Comcast Corporation & Foundation Murfreesboro Electric Redstone Federal Credit Union Ingram Barge United Way Rutherford & Cannon Counties FirstBank Advance Financial

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships. Quality Exteriors Builders Mutual Hick - Lo Farms Rutherford County Habitat for Humanity Smith Design/Build Corp., Inc. Kious, Rodgers, Barger, Holder & Southwestern-Great American Inc. King, PLLC First Community Mortgage, Inc Lewis Bakery Tractor Supply Company McFarlin Financial Partners Vallen $999 - $1 The Kimberly Family Foundation Domestic Violence, Inc. Woodbury Lions Club Charities, Inc. Bridgestone Americas, Inc. LifePoint Health LOWE’S Spectra Energy Dillards HVHC, Inc. Crye-Leike Volunteer Behavioral Health Care Illinois Tool Works Roscoe Brown, Inc. IBM STARS WestRock The Service Guyz The Salvation Army The Nurture Nook Reliant Bank Honeywell Hometown Solutions Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency Interfaith Dental Clinic Constellation Energy Diversicare Ford Lincoln of Franklin Vulcan Materials Co. Taylor Communications, Inc. Denso Manufacturing Tn Morgan Stanley Waller Lansden Dortch Tommie E. Reynolds Fund Rutherford Co Primary Care & Hope Clinic & Davis SWBC Commercial Insurance Association Abbott Laboratories National Dance Clubs Eli Lilly Andrews Cadillac & Land Rover Miller Loughry Beach Insurance Services Allstate Insurance Co. City of Brentwood Fluor Company La Quinta Inns & Suites Willis Towers Watson Grannis & Associates, P.C. International Paper Special Kids, Inc. BancorpSouth AAA Michigan Pinnacle Financial Partners Iberiabank Mortgage Family & Cosmetic Dentistry of Smyrna Read to Succeed Ascend Federal Credit Union Child Advocacy Center of Rutherford, Inc JCPenney Cannon County Schools - Kellogg’s Underwriters Laboratories National Board of Education OHL First National Bank of Middle Tennessee SSOE Inc. Macy & Company New York Life Pitney Bowes USAA United Service Automobile Assoc. Johnson & Johnson Belk, Inc. Farmers Insurance Group Franklin’s Printing Tangerine Salon and Spa Trinidad/Benham Corp. Adams Mabry Swann City of La Vergne Advance Title Services LLC American Paper & Twine St. Clair Street Senior Center Belle Meadows Farm Wedding and Events Chamber of Commerce Diplomats Genesco Inc. Blue Sky Construction Windham Professionals CapStar CB&S Bank Deloitte Border States Electric Coleman & Stearns, Attorneys At Law Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated Asurion Edward D. Jones, Co. AMEC Foster Wheeler

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships. Bendon Wee Care Day Care Center PolyOne - Romeoville Ceridian Belmont University Discovery Center at Murfree Spring Ricoh Production Print Solutions, LLC Cigna Netspend Corp Williamson County Chancery Court Purina Mills, Inc. Travelers Community Connections Federal Reserve Bank Williamson County Accounting Dept. Bemis Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Yazaki North America Corporation Adult Literacy Deb Insell, State Farm Insurance Agent Cannon County Senior Citizens Tucker’s House DoubleTree by Hilton Custom Packaging, Inc. Alive Hospice, Inc. First Baptist Church Grumpy’s Bail Bonding LLC Amelia’s Closet McCarter, Catron & East. PLLC RR Donnelley Backfield in Motion Murfreesboro Medical Clinic Kemper National Insurance Beesley Foundation Ogles Electric Co. CASA of Rutherford County Dominion Financial Management Quinn’s Mercantile Delta Kappa Gamma One Goal Sports Rick’s Barbecue Farrer Construction Co. Project for Neighborhood Aftercare Ross Financial Planning, Inc. Homes By Larson, Inc. Wherry Housing After School Program County Executive - Cannon County Lattimore Black Morgan Cain SC Johnson General Motors Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee O’more School of Design GM Spring Hill Manufacturing Project Transformation Amazonsmile Foundation Mindful Care Adult Day Services UnitedHealth Group Giving Campaign Better Buisiness Equipment Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee Capital Bank Better Business Bureau Kymari House, Inc. Kroger Regional Accounting Service Center Life of Victory Boy Scouts of America / Williamson Co Williamson County Parks & Recreation My Friend’s House Southwestern Great American Company Click & Give Gordon Food Service, Inc. Rockwell Automation Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee Southeastern Technology Andersen Corporation Pack Rat Mini Storage Lock’s/Kedron UMC Ford Motor Company Retirees Middle Tennessee Council - United Methodist Women Auto Owners Insurance Boy Scouts of America Belk True Value The Family Center Ft. Sill National Bank First Farmers and Merchants Bank Blevins, Inc. The Hope Station TN Journal Communications Interfaith Dental Clinic Watertown Elementary School Honda of America Mfg., Inc. Century II Williamson County School Central Office Xerox Gresham Smith and Partners Walgreens Thompson CAT Northwestern Mutual Life First State Bank General Electric StarStylez Beauty Studio Bennett and Scarlett Law office The General Insurance The Community Helpers of Rutherford Alfa Insurance Companies County Cummins Filtration, Inc.

Corporate support listing based on dollar amount contributed to United Way and United Way program partnerships. RECOGNITION OF UNITED WAY ENGAGEMENT

Top Ten Award Winners Silver Award Community Impact (by dollar amount) AT&T Award Haynes Brothers Lumber Co Interstate Warehousing Volunteer State Bank 1. General Mills and the Miller Loughry Beach General Mills Foundation Pinnacle Financial Partners Engagement Award Schneider Electric 2. Publix Super Markets SunTrust UPS Charities and Publix Super U.S. Bank Markets Innovation Award Gold Award Ingram Content Group 3. Nissan North America, Inc. Adient First Tennessee Bank 4. Yates Services Legacy Award Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation Publix 5. Rutherford County Redstone Federal Credit Union Government and Schools Regions Bank Volunteer State Bank Rise Award 6. Ingram Content Group Nissan North America, Inc. Platinum Award 7. Bridgestone La Vergne Plant FirstBank and the Bridgestone Americas Employee Campaign Rutherford County Chamber Trust Fund Manager (ECM) of Commerce Saint Thomas Rutherford Newcomer of the Year 8. Middle Tennessee State Hospital Jay Sanders, University Middle Tennessee Electric Membership Corporation 9. Guaranty Trust Company Top Schools (by dollar amount) 10. UPS Employee Campaign Elementary School Manager of the Year Rockvale Elementary School Circle of Excellence Shelly Morton, Award Winners Bridgestone (based on participation, total Middle School dollar increase, community Christiana Middle School involvement, corporate gift, Volunteer of the Year sponsorship or special event) Phil Holt, Best High School First Tennessee Bank/Retired Bronze Award Blackman High School Atmos Energy Consumers Insurance Fifth Third Bank MAHLE Filter Systems Target Town of Smryna Wilson Bank & Trust PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS United Way recognizes the extraordinary generosity of the following philanthropic leaders.

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY LEGACY SOCIETY With an annual gift of $10,000 or more, Alexis de In 2016, United Way launched a Legacy Society comprised of Tocqueville Society members are creating a profound committed investors who are supporting the long-term success and lasting impact throughout Rutherford and Cannon counties. of Rutherford and Cannon counties through an outright gift, will or estate plan.

Don & Melanie Alexander Don & Melanie Alexander* Drs. Susan T. Andrews and Randall Rickard Dr. Jill Austin* Mayor Ernest G. & Peggy Burgess Billy Bruce* Don A. & Melanie Clayton Mayor Ernest G. & Peggy Burgess Dr. James and Beverly Calder* Michael A. & Panny Dinapoli Don A. & Melanie Clayton Emergency Physicans Meagan Flippin* of Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital Russ and Sherry Galloway* Gordon & Cindy Ferguson Retta L. Gardner Brian & Pat Hercules* The LaRoche Family Foundation, Bill & Kathy Jones* Ted & Gloria LaRoche Family Jason N. & Julie R. P. King* David & Jeanette Lee Mr. & Mrs. Lee Moss* Joanne O’Connell* Pat & Pam Murphy Greyson & Amy Painter* Elizabeth Rhea Ms. Wanita Quakenbush Jim & Billie Thompson Casey & Marcie Rainey* David & Lori Tincher Elizabeth Rhea* The Salas Family* Mr. & Mrs. Larry Tolbert Matthew & Julie Stump* Don & Hanna Witherspoon Carolyn Tumbleson* Andy & Cherry Womack Don & Hanna Witherspoon* Andy & Cherry Womack*

*Legacy Society Founding Members LEADERSHIP INVESTORS PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS PILLAR LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS Bradford Brock Mr. Larry W. Jakes II Nancy Skinner Billy Bruce Shelly Johnson Ms. Valette Smith ($9,999 - $5,000) June Buchanan Alfie Johnson Neil Smith Charilyn Burgeson Erin & Ted Johnson Eric D. Smith Mr. & Mrs. Roger Barnes Kevin Bush Melissa Kimberley Mr. Michael Steding Michael and Alisia Deblois Dennis Carter Julie Kinney Joe Steiner Roger and Mary Fathera Michael Chesson Randy Kinsey Ms. Rhonda Stevens Retta L. Gardner Kenneth Clark Chris Lamb Jason & Karin Surratt Mr. Shaun D Gregoire Robert Clay Paul Latture Mr. Freddy Swader Brian & Pat Hercules Debrah Cooper Mr. Russell S. Lauer Mr. Marcus Taylor Daren Kaiser Kevin & Laura Coppage Tiffany Lempin Mr. Darrick Teal Randall & Jo Ann Magruder Mr. Antonio Crouse Mr. John Limbaugh Kendra Thomas Casey & Marcie Rainey Jim & Debbie Crumley John Logan Ms. Teresa Vongkhamchanh Ms. Kathrina Reed Barbara Dalton Ms. Yvette Lopez Reginald Waggoner Terri & Cathy Rowlison Dennis Davis Deloris Lyons Richard O. Williams Mr. Richard Smith Sonja Davis Desiree Marlin Howard and Susan Wilson

1 member of this society wishes to remain anonymous Cynthia Dodd Thomas Mason Venessa Windom Michael Dolan Ms. Myra Mathews Nathan Winslow Mr. Stephen Dorton Metreal Mayberry 1 member of this society wishes to Alexia Ellis Ricky McConnell remain anonymous Tim Evert Russ McCormick Ms. Elizabeth Farrow Michael McCoy CORNERSTONE LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS Harold Feltner Joyce McGee-Gardner BUILDER LEADERSHIP SOCIETY INVESTORS ($4,999 - $2,500) Joyce Fisher Erica Miller ($2,499 - $1,000) Meagan Flippin Mr. Andre Minnifee Mark Ashworth Mr. Matthew Frantz Luana Mitchell Joyce Addario Laura Atkins Tracey Frazier Teresa Northcutt Ms. Beverly Akins Ms. Denise Augustine David Gaither Ms. Michelle Norton Betty J. Alexander Dr. Jill Austin Mary Gibson Jackie Patterson Felix Allen, Jr. Teresa Bellentine Ronald Grissom John Polak Nancy and Jerry Allen Richard Allen Mr. Jorge Barajas Ms. Anita Hall Ms. Rachel K Polak Renee Barker Hope Anderson The Hayward Family Chef Tabitha Purcell Toney Anderson KeShena Bell Allison Hodge Ms. Wanita Quakenbush Mr. David Anthony Mr. Joshua Bly Carol Holston William Ryder Jr Ms. Melissa Armstrong Anthony Boothe Mr. John D. Hood Timothy Scott Mr. Marcus Arnold Paul Bridges Barbara Hoover Keith and Bobbi Jean Sherry Candi Bailey LEADERSHIP INVESTORS PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS Melissa Banks Carol Cochran Scott J Fino Chad and Amy Hill Dana Barrett Felicia Coleman Robert Fischer Dr. Arthur L. Hill Dr. Charles L. Baum II Ms. Cynthia Cook Mr. Lawrence Fisher II Steven Hilliard Felicia Bean Debbie Cooper Betty Fletcher Matthew Hillis Mr. Scott Begley Mrs. Jessica L. Cooper Ms. Virginia Gail Flynn Mr. Michael Hollis Mr. Darren Benedict Mr. Timothy G. Corbin Dennis J Foster Jr Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Holloway Ms. Teresa Biddix Lisa Croasmun Mr. Jonathan Frame Phil and Kitty Holt Raymond and Jean Bills David Cyree Kyozo Fujita Karen H. Hornsby Anthony Blackwell Jeannine Dalton Nicholas A Gaietto Sasha Howell Mr. Matt Bobo Sandy D’Antonio Amelia Gannon Ms. Tanesha Howse Steven & Suzanne Boerrigter Yolanda Davis Mr. Kirk Patrick Garrett Charles Huang Mr. James Bohling Jeffrey De Leon Renne Garrett Benjamin Hultin William Boland Charles Dexter Dean Courtney Gearhart Mr. & Mrs. Robert S. Jackson Gloria L. Bonner Shannon R. Derryberry Brent R Gettman Garry R. Jacobs Dwight A. Bowling Sharon D. Deskins Mr. Aaron Giles Debi and Marshall James Tamela Bragg Mr. Jeff M. Devereaux Mr. Bert Gipson Casi Johnson John F. Brewer III Mrs. Betty Dixon Mr. Ronald Girts David Johnson Mr. Janis Brickey Dan and Beth Duffield Cheryl Givens Faye Johnson Kyle Brown Justin D Dugan Ryan Gjertson Jeanne Johnston Ms. Buffy Bundshuh Mr. Alan Duggin Mr. Theodore Glave Angelica Jones Mr. John Burns Mr. Michael Dunn Ms. Tia Glave Fran Jones Mrs. Jennifer A. Byers Mr. Phillip L. Earles CPA Terry A. Goodman Ms. Sandra Jones Dr. James and Beverly Calder Dr. Dunk & Vicki Eastham Mr. Ronald Gossett Kirk C Kalicharan Matthew Calhoun Carmen Ehrenberg Schrenna Graham Mr. Sean D. Kelley Mr. John Campbell Grant Ellington Yolanda Greene Ms. Sheneka Kimbro Rodney Campbell Alyse Ellis Gregory Gregory Mr. Christopher Ray Kincaid Tracie Capps Jessie Ellison Mr. Gary Gross David Klemann Louis F. Caputo Lisa Embry Jonathan and Leeanne Grote Divya Kondapalli Aaron Cargle Ms. Lisa M. Emily JoAnn Gunter Lisa Lacey Jessica Carlson David Erickson Jason and Danielle Haas Keith LaDouceur John W Carlton Donald Estes Andrew Hall Miles Lamb Marsha Carpenter Danielle R Ethridge Angie Hall Mr. D. Brian Lamb Nicole Caruthers James & Adrianne Evans Gary Hall Jenifer Lee Mr. Donald Caulkins Jr Caleb Fairris Ms. Sherry Harris Steven Lee Jacqueline P Checchin Larry and Charlene Farley Hastings Family Jerry & Elizabeth Lemons Linda Clark James Farrar Kenneth Hawkins Steven Leslie Mrs. Lorraine Clark Angy Farris Maurice Henry Ms. Vicky K. Leverette Ms. Jena L Clew Tamara Ferguson Angela Herman Ms. Tasha Lillard Natalie Click Shelby Fields Melissa Hice Alton Little Mr. Christopher Logue LEADERSHIP INVESTORS PHILANTHROPIC LEADERS Brett Long Cynthia Olmstead David A. Rogers Kaleb Topps Paul & Donna Long Mr. Christopher I. Onwumere Brent Rose Ms. Mary Trail Nikone Luanglath Bob Oravetz Stacy M. Ryder Jimmy Traughber Chris Lynch Jorge I Orta Naotake Sakamoto William Trice Alberto Madrid Mr. Will Osborne Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Chase Salas Garry and Tracy Underhill Penny Manley Greyson and Amy Painter Stephen Salter Annette Underwood Mr. Danny Martin Ms. Sara Parton Dr. M.J. Brown & Mr. Dennis Sander Dr. David James Urban Mr. Butros Masarweh Pathana Mr. Thavisinh Savanthvongxay Rita Vance Chris Massaro Mr. & Mrs. Willard Peery, Jr. Southchai Sayvone Ms. Kimberly VanNoy Mr. Kelvin Mathews Howard Pendergrass Terry Schneider Mr. Charles Vaughan Deborah McAdoo Jeff Pepmeier Mitch and Tiffany Schott John Vickers R.W. McAdoo Greg & Phyllis Persinger David C. Scott Mr. Eric Villinski Susan Emery McGannon Greg & Lorraine Phelps Kenny and Melissa Scott Ms. Teresa Waldon Mr. Michael McGlynn Mrs. Patricia Phillipson Mr. Brian Scott Glenn Waldon Jr Gayle McGregor Joey Piazza James & Sandra Segars Ms. Sherry Walls Chuck McKnight James Poe Mr. James K. Sellars Jeremy Ward Mr. Patrick McPeak Mark E Presley Cara R Silvers Corey Watkins Dr. Sidney A. & Elizabeth Ms. Kimberly Pruitt Timothy R. Slate Margie & Ben Weatherford McPhee Mr. Cory Puckett Kevin A Sloan Tracey Webb Amy McQuiston Jeremy Pugh Daniel Smith Mrs. Vicky L. West Sharon Menifee Christopher J. Quarto Lucinda Smith Vantrice Whitlock Dr. & Mrs. Paul Menke Robert Quinn Mr. Bradley J. Snyder Lori J. Williams Michael Miles Gregory & Deana Raffo Eric Soloway Ms. Pamela Williams Jared Millaway Thad Raines Elaine M. Sparks Paul Winton Rose C. Miller Dan and Alison Ratchup Anissa Stafford Mr. Vincent Wix Mr. James Millington Ms. Frances Ratley Mr. Aaron Stewart Gary Wright Victor L. Moore Casey Rebert Ms. Darlene Story Yoshio Yamaguchi Rich Moran Mr. Paul Regier Mr. Richard Stroud John Zimmerman Kristen Morin Pauleric Rice Matthew and Julie Stump Mr. & Mrs. Lee Moss Rex Rich Brian & Julie Sullivan 33 members of this society wish to remain Mr. Billy Moulder Lawrence R. Richardson Crystal D. Taylor anonymous Ryan M Mouser Mr. Charles M. Riggs Matt & Christie Taylor P.D. Mynatt Mr. Robert W. Rittling Mr. Garry Taylor Erin Nichols James R. Robbins Mr. Roger Taylor Jeanne L. Nicholson Kevin Roberts Nesim Tekle Melissa Nicholson Danny Robertson Jimmy Thomas Richmond Nkansah Jeffrey Robinson Rashad Threadgill Joanne O’Connell Nate Robinson Blake & Lee Tidwell Kris and Claire Oliver Venus Robinson Mr. Jeffrey Tomaszewski Financial Highlights 13% 6% REVENUE SNAPSHOT Workplace includes investments through United Way campaigns at participating companies whose employees live and/or work in Rutherford or Cannon counties.

Community includes individual donors giving outside a workplace campaign.

Other revenue includes out-of-area designations, events, as well as 81% corporate and community foundation grants. TOTAL $3,379,443

5% EXPENSE SNAPSHOT Program includes program partnerships, grant programs, 2-1-1 expense, 10% and United Way community initiatives and events, such as Books from Birth, Volunteer Income Tax Assistance, Stuff the Bus, Hometown Huddle, Days of Action and the Community Baby Shower.

Fundraising includes the cost associated with fundraising to support United Way’s mission. 85% Administrative includes rent and utilities, salaries and benefits, management, office supplies and equipment. TOTAL $3,275,200

*Typically the variance between revenue and expense is the result of pledge loss. Pledge Loss is the commitments unable to be fulfilled by donors. Reasons for not fulfilling a pledge vary. Most often the reason is that donors leave employment with the companies where they are making their contributions through payroll deduction. United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties 2016-17 Board of Directors The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties’ Board is charged with providing strategic leadership and stewardship to the organization.

BOARD CHAIR ENDOWMENT & TOCQUEVILLE CHAIR Retta Gardner Tim Slate Guaranty Trust Company Nissan North America, Inc. Kathy Jones Dr. Russ Galloway

Parks Emergency Physicians of Saint Thomas Kirk Garrett Kristen Swann Rutherford Hospital Pinnacle Financial Partners Murfreesboro Young Professionals Delegate BOARD CHAIR-ELECT Ford of Murfreesboro AT-LARGE BOARD MEMBERS Dr. Linda Gilbert Andy Womack Murfreesboro City Schools Matt Taylor State Farm Agent Felix Allen Publix Super Markets SEC, Inc. Sean Kelley PRESIDENT & CEO Dr. Susan Andrews Bridgestone Americas, Inc. Debbie Thompson Meagan Flippin Family Practice Partners State Farm Insurance Company United Way of Rutherford Jason King and Cannon Counties Charlie Baum Kious, Rodgers, Barger, Holder & King, PLLC David Tincher Middle Tennessee State University General Mills Paul Latture TREASURER Billy Bruce Rutherford County Chamber of Commerce Tracy Toy Casey Rainey UPS Quinn’s Mercantile Raymond James Chris Massaro Mayor Ernest Burgess Middle Tennessee State University Dr. David Urban Rutherford County Government Middle Tennessee State University SECRETARY/COMMUNICATIONS CHAIR The Reverend James McCarroll James Evans Dr. Jim Calder First Baptist Church Ben Weatherford Rutherford County Schools Middle Tennessee State University / Retired FirstBank Charlie Myatt Louis Caputo First Tennessee Bank/Retired Hanna Witherspoon POLICY & NOMINATIONS CHAIR TriStar StoneCrest Medical Center American Airlines/Retired Greg Persinger Dr. Liz Rhea Nissan North America, Inc. Gerald Coggin Physician/Retired Ross Womack NHC / Retired Ingram Content Group Lori Sain Smith COMMUNITY IMPACT CHAIR I’Ashea Myles Dihigo Daffodily Design Jeffrey Woods Phil Holt Leitner, Williams, Dooley & Napolitan, PLLC TrustPoint Hospital First Tennessee Bank/Retired Chase Salas Vicki Eastham Elite Insurance Solutions Middle Tennessee State University DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Terry Schneider Gordon Ferguson Ron Fryar FASTSIGNS Saint Thomas Rutherford Hospital The Cannon Courier David Scott Regions Bank United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties 3050 Medical Center Pkwy, Floor 2 Murfreesboro, TN 37129 www.yourlocaluw.org