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In the Program Welcome Tillmon Calvert 2015 Board President Invocation Major Jeff Daniel Salvation Army Campaign Awards Chauncey Godwin 2015 Campaign Chair & Rob Rice 2016 Campaign Chair Special Presentation Troy Allen Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi, Inc. Food Sculpture Clay Foster Contest Results Journal, Inc. Musical Guests New Albany High School Jazz Band David Hopple, Director New Haven Center for Special Needs Adults Johnny Allen, Northeast Mississippi Bobby Mooneyham Community College Greg Pirkle, Phelps Dunbar, LLP Troy Allen, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Rob Rice, State Farm Insurance Mississippi, Inc. Jerry Robbins, Renasant Bank Pontotoc Jesse Bandre, Exceed Technologies Cathy Robertson, BancorpSouth Jerrilyn Billingsley, MTD Products David Rumbarger, Community Tupelo Development Foundation Rodger Brown, North Mississippi Gary Sparkman, BancorpSouth Health Services Thomas Saulsberry Mark Burleson, BancorpSouth Marsha Tapscott, North Mississippi Tillmon Calvert, State Farm Health Services Insurance Amy Tate, Tennessee Valley Authority Tommy Chamblee, First American Hugh Tate, National Bank Fulton BNA Bank George Taylor, Jeff Cox, Franklin Corporation Reed Manufacturing Company Beth Davis, Pickwick Premier Properties Lee Tucker, Carpenter Company Mike Eaton, Itawamba Community College Gerald Wages, North Mississippi Health Joe Estess, Magnolia Business Centre’ Services Jeff Fox, UPS Freight Tupelo John Walden Shane Hooper, City of Tupelo Sergio Warren, Baptist Memorial B. B. Hosch, Renasant Bank Hospital Booneville Jeff King, Community Bank Beth White Michael Lindsey Steve Williams, Walmart Distribution Josh Mabus, Mabus Agency Center Eddie Wright, Bryan McCutchen, BancorpSouth Nail McKinney, P.A. Pontotoc Ted Moll, MTD Products Tupelo Buddy Montgomery, First Choice Bank Chauncey Godwin, Honeybaked Ham Company & Café Chair Rodger Brown, North Mississippi Health Services Tommy Chamblee, First American National Bank Fulton Patrick Eaton, Northeast MS Community College Joe Estess, Magnolia Business Centre’ Lisa Hawkins, Room to Room Furniture Floyd Ingram, Chickasaw Journal Jeff King, Community Bank Bryan McCutchen, BancorpSouth Pontotoc Lucia Randle, R.W. Reed Co. Jerry Robbins, Renasant Bank Pontotoc Jeff Snyder, Mall at Barnes Crossing Ronny Stricklen, BancorpSouth Iuka Hugh Tate, BNA Bank George Taylor, Reed Manufacturing Company Fred Truesdale, NMMC Iuka Deanna Wages, BancorpSouth New Albany Gerald Wages, North Mississippi Health Services 3 All America Awards Spirit of Mississippi Awards Corporate Gifts of $20,000 or more Corporate Gifts of $10,000 to $19,999 Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Acco Brands Franklin Collection Service, Inc. BancorpSouth ITW Paslode Brevard Family Foundation Renasant Bank Caterpillar, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Franklin Corporation Mississippi, Inc. Journal, Inc. MTD Products Tupelo Pepsi Beverages Company Magnolia Awards Corporate Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Belk, Inc. Gum Tree Awards First Choice Bank Corporate Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Foamcraft, Inc. AT&T Haworth, Inc. B & B Concrete Co., Inc. R.W. Reed Co. Tommy Morgan Realty Reed Manufacturing Company Robinson and Associates, Inc. Southern Diversified Industries Stuart C. Irby Co. Tennessee Valley Authority Tecumseh Products Company Wal-Mart 4 Community Leadership Award Community Spirit Award Gifts of $100,000 or more Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 BancorpSouth Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County North Mississippi Health Services Belk, Inc. and NMMC First Choice Bank Toyota Motor Manufacturing Haworth, Inc. Mississippi, Inc. Hunter Douglas, Inc. Itawamba County Schools Community Impact Award Journal, Inc. Gifts of $50,000 to $99,999 Nail McKinney, P.A. Franklin Corporation Norbord MTD Products Tupelo Northeast MS Community College Renasant Bank Omega Motion Pepsi Beverages Company Community Building Award R.W. Reed Co. Gifts of $25,000 to $49,999 Southern Diversified Industries Caterpillar, Inc. Systems Automotive Interiors City of Tupelo Cooper Tire & Rubber Company General Atomics Lee County Schools Magnolia Business Centre PHILIPS Plumrose USA, Inc. Tupelo Public Schools Wal-Mart 5 Gold Award 75-100+% of Campaign Potential Atmos Energy ITW Paslode BancorpSouth Mabus Agency Bank of Okolona Magnolia Business Centre’ Byrne Zizzi CPA, PLLC Mississippi Radio Group: Miss 98, Sunny Combined Federal Campaign 93, Z98.5, and 104.3 Community Bank Nail McKinney, P.A. Community Development Foundation OB-GYN Associates, P.A. CREATE Foundation Pepsi Beverages Company Exxon Mobil Phelps Dunbar, LLP F.A.I.T.H. Food Pantry R.W. Reed Co. Faith Haven, Inc. Reed Manufacturing Company Family Resource Center of NEMS Regional Rehabilitation Center, Inc. Ferguson Enterprises Renasant Bank First Choice Bank Renasant Insurance Franks, Franks, Jarrell & Wilemon, PA Ross & Yerger Fulton Telephone Company S.A.F.E., Inc. Fulton United Methodist Food Pantry Social Security Administration General Atomics Southern Diversified Industries Good Samaritan Health Services Stuart C. Irby Co. GuideOne Insurance The Salvation Army Habitat for Humanity of Houston Trustmark National Bank Habitat for Humanity of NEMS United Way of Northeast Mississippi Hope Family Ministries, Inc. Weatherall Printing Hunter Douglas, Inc. SILVER AWARD 50-74% of Campaign Potential American Red Cross NEMS Mitchell Distributing Tupelo Belk, Inc. Nissan Motors Blue Springs Metals, LLC Norbord BNA Bank North Mississippi Health Services & NMMC Boys & Girls Clubs of North Mississippi Omega Motion C B & S Bank PHILIPS Caterpillar, Inc. Pontotoc Electric Power Association Comcast Cablevision Rite-Kem, Inc. Digestive Health Specialists PA Saints' Brew First American National Bank Systems Automotive Interiors FXI Foamex Innovations Tupelo Housing Authority iHeart Media United Funeral Service, Inc. Magnolia Automotive Services 6 Bronze Award 25-49% of Campaign Potential 4-H Lee County Metal Impact Allstate Insurance Giving Campaign MTD Products Tupelo Ark-Ell Springs Nettleton School District Boy Scouts Yocona Area Council North Mississippi State Hospital Cardiology Associates of North MS, PA Plumrose USA, Inc. CATCH Kids, Inc. Pontotoc Spring Chickasaw County School District RockTenn Circadence Corporation Shepherd's Center of Greater Tupelo City of Tupelo Super Sagless, Inc. Comfort Revolution Tishomingo County Electric Power Diversity-Vuteq, LLC Association Eli Lilly Tom's Automotive Service Center EXCEL, Inc. Toyota Motor Manufacturing Mississippi Federal Express Tupelo Anesthesia Group Franklin Collection Service, Inc. Tupelo Coca-Cola Franklin Corporation UPS Freight-Fulton Itawamba County Schools UPS Freight-Tupelo Journal, Inc. UPS-Tupelo Kroger Food Store Waste Management Call Center Lee County Schools Waterway Inc. Leggett & Platt WTVA-NBC Television; WTVA-ABC MaxxSouth Broadband Television McCarty Company Potential is calculated by multiplying the number of employees by the average annual gift to United Way of Northeast Mississippi ($179.40). This dollar amount is 100% of the campaign’s “potential.” 7 Participation Award 5-24% of Campaign Potential AT&T Martinrea Automotive Structures ATK Alliant Techsystems Mississippi Methodist Senior Services Autism Center of North Mississippi Mitchell, McNutt & Sams Baldwyn Public Schools MS State Board of Health Baptist Memorial Hospital-Booneville New Albany Public Schools Baptist Memorial Hospital-Union County North MS Kidney Foundation, Inc. Booneville School District Northeast MS Community College Central Service Association Okolona Schools Chickasaw County Employees Pierce Cabinets, Inc. City of Fulton Pontotoc City Schools City of New Albany Pontotoc County Schools Cooper Tire & Rubber Company Prentiss County Schools Diversity Vuteq, LLC Refreshments of Tupelo FAA Federal Credit Union Southern Christian Services for Children FL Crane & Sons, Inc. and Youth, Inc. Girl Scouts Heart of the South Southern Motion, Inc. Good Samaritan Center Union County Sprint Print/Harden Enterprises, Inc. Grammer Inc. T.J. Maxx Haworth, Inc. Tecumseh Products Company Houston School District Tennessee Valley Authority Itawamba Community College Tishomingo County Schools Itawamba County Government Tombigbee Electric Power Association JC Penney Co. Toyota Boshoku Mississippi, LLC JESCO, Inc./Cooper Division Trace Regional Hospital Kimberly Clark Tupelo Christian Preparatory School Kline Mechanical Systems, Inc. Tupelo Public Schools Kroger-Barnes Crossing Union County Schools Lee County Board of Supervisors UPS- Booneville Lowe's Thank you to our local media groups for all you do to help United Way with our campaign. iHeart Media Journal, Inc. Mississippi Radio Group WTVA / WLOV WCBI 8 Alexis de Tocqueville Pillar Society-Doric Society $1,000-$2,499 Gifts of $10,000 or more David Adcock Brevard Family Foundation Ken and Donna Anderson Lisa and Jack Reed, Jr. Slayton Austria Peter Rinaldi Joe and Polly Bailey Ralph and Mary Beth Baker Pillar Society-Ionic Mr. and Mrs. David Barber $2,500-$4,999 Russell and Tawana Basham Dr. and Mrs. Kevin Abel Debra Beadles Chris Bagley Mr. and Mrs. Roger Bland Scott and Brenda Bebout Dale Bonds Dr. and Mrs. Dan Brasfield Dr. and Mrs. William C. Brawner Dr. and Mrs. Danny H. Dickey Mr. and Mrs. David Brevard Patrick and Carla Falkner Tommy Brooks Masafumi Hamaguchi Mr. and Mrs. Randy Burchfield Beth Harrison Dr. and Mrs. Swan Burrus M.D. Jim and Lisa Hawkins Tom and Carol Byrne Andrew and Donna Kellum Lee Caldwell Laura Land Dr. and Mrs. Richard Caron Michael and Micki Lindsey Lisa Carruthers Mimi and Robin McGraw George and Kathi Carter
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