UNITED WAY 2016-2017 ANNUAL REPORT THANK YOU TO OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS INTRODUCTION JOIN HANDS. OPEN YOUR HEART. WELCOME LETTER LEND YOUR MUSCLE. FIND YOUR VOICE. JOE GUGLIOTTI & KRISTEN JACOBY

PLATINUM PLATINUM MEDIA “Since 1942, United Way has never been about addressing one SPONSOR issue, or providing one solution. It has been about the power we have collectively to do many things which can’t be done alone.”

Dear Friends, GOLD SILVER Welcome to a very special edition of the United Way of Greater Waterbury Annual Report. As this goes to press, the organization is in the midst of a year-long, 75th anniversary celebration. Special activities have already included an Anniversary gala attended by over 600 supporters, the largest Day of Action ever, a record-breaking $4.3 million dollars raised in the annual campaign, and dozens of video interviews with stakeholders who have informed this staggering success.

On a related note, our History Committee, led by Christopher A. Brooks and Charles A. Monagan, has spent countless hours immersing themselves in United Way of Greater Waterbury history to create a powerful retrospective that appears on the reverse side of this Annual Report. BRONZE Since 1942, United Way has never been about addressing one issue, or providing one solution. It has been about the power we have collectively to do many things which can’t be done alone.

United Way brings together the best, brightest and most resourceful partners to impact the immediate needs of our community – while devising strategies that will prevent problems from happening in the first place. Early literacy, homeless intervention, hunger relief, employment training and medical care access are just some of the initiatives that United Way is deeply engaged with – to help your neighbors, and your co-workers, your friends stabilize and thrive.

This Annual Report is a testament to all United Way of Greater Waterbury has accomplished and the volunteers, donors, partners and staff who make it happen. More so, this is proof that “Great Things Happen When We LIVE UNITED”.

Sincerely,

IN THIS REPORT

Providing A Hand Up...... 4 1942 Society & In-Kind List...... 16 United Way of Greater Waterbury’s Community Investments...... 5 What a Partnership with United Way Provides...... 17 Top 50 Corporate Gifts ...... 18 Education...... 6 Joe Gugliotti Kristen Jacoby, MPH Financial Stability...... 8 Top 100 Campaign Contributors ...... 18 Chairperson, Board of Directors President & Chief Professional Officer Basic Needs...... 10 Our Finances...... 19 Managing Member, WORX United Way of Greater Waterbury Leadership Donors...... 12 Community Advertising...... 20 Our Volunteers...... 14 United Way Celebrates 75 Years...... 26

3 INTRODUCTION UWGW COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS & PARTNERSHIPS

EDUCATION BASIC NEEDS EARLY CARE & EDUCATION HEALTH CARE PROVIDING A Bridge to Success: Cradle to Career Community Partnership American Red Cross: Disaster Relief Catholic Charities: Infant & Toddler Care Catholic Charities: Behavioral Health

Cheshire YMCA: Child Care CT Counseling Centers: Methadone Maintenance HAND UP Kangaroo’s Korner: Child Care CT Legal Services: Legal Aid Literacy & Oral Language Development: FamilyWize: Prescription Discount Card Home Visiting Greater Waterbury Health Improvement Partnership: Reach Out and Read Healthcare Access The power of United Way is that the impact we Born Learning Academy create is all connected. Helping one family helps us Hartford Health Care at Home: Home Health Care Waterbury YMCA: Child Development all. Addressing more than one challenge someone Hispanic Coalition: Senior Case Management FAMILY ENGAGEMENT & POSITIVE YOUTH DEVELOPMENT is facing helps get their whole life back on track. Mental Health Connecticut: Independence Center Boy Scouts: At Risk Youth United Way invests in strategies across 3 impact Safe Haven: areas – Education, Financial Stability and Basic Boys & Girls Club: After School Program Non-Shelter Services Sexual Assault Crisis Services Needs. United Way is taking care of immediate Bridge to Success: Cradle to Career Community Partnership needs, while also making investments that will Cheshire YMCA: School Age Care StayWell Health Center: Dental Children’s Community School: Personalized Education prevent problems from happening in the first place. Women’s Health Girls Inc.: GirlStart Waterbury Youth Services: Girl Scouts: Leadership Experience Youth & Family Emergency Services / Homeless Youth Greater Waterbury Campership Fund: Summer Camp Wellmore: Nutmeg Big Brothers/Sisters: Mentoring Adult Outpatient Child Clinical Safe Haven: Community Education Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Services Thomaston Waterbury YMCA: Morris House Camp Therapeutic Shelter School Age Care Women/Children’s Program Hoops & Homework HOUSING Bethlehem Waterbury Youth Services: Linking Academics to Life American Red Cross: Disaster Services

CT Legal Services: Legal Aid Watertown FINANCIAL STABILITY Flexible Assistance Fund: Homeless Prevention Wolcott Safe Haven: Domestic Violence Shelter TRAINING AND EDUCATION FOR EXPERIENCED WORKERS The Salvation Army - Waterbury: Family Shelter United Labor Agency: Ten Year Plan to End Homelessness: Coordinated Access Network Woodbury Employment Counseling Program Waterbury Apprenticeship FOOD

TRAINING AND EDUCATION FOR UNDER-EMPLOYED American Red Cross: Disaster Services Middlebury Secure Jobs Northwest: Employment/Housing Support Food Resource Committee: Food Pantry Network Waterbury Youth Services: Support for Self-Determination Greater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries: Cheshire Food Pantry INCOME SUPPORTS FOR WORKING HOUSEHOLDS Prospect Soup Kitchen CT Association for Human Services: Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Healthy Food Initiative: Fresh Foods Southbury Hispanic Coalition: Senior Case Management Holiday Assistance Program: Thanksgiving Meals

The Salvation Army – Waterbury: Comprehensive Emergency Assistance

Stock the Pantry: Food Drive

4 5 IMPACT AREAS

Studies of more than 5 million young people across the United States consistently show that the more Developmental Assets young people have, the more EDUCATION likely they are to be prepared for life and the less likely they are to engage in a wide range of high-risk behaviors. The Waterbury community came together BUILDING BLOCKS to adopt Developmental Assets as an approach to creating positive experiences for youth as they interact with adults, fostering a caring community. We are investing in our future by increasing opportunities for children and youth to succeed. By expanding access to quality early learning experiences for young children, United Way provides funding to nine youth programs, we are ensuring more children are entering school ready to learn. By increasing out-of- that focus on these Developmental Assets, so that school time opportunities for youth, we are helping local youth reach their potential by children can have positive experiences and gain building skills for success. qualities that influence their development, helping them to become caring, responsible and productive adults. Here are the results from this past year: “Jimmy’s” parents came to the United Way funded United Way Partners are helping to: Infant and Toddler Program at Catholic Charities • Engage parents as their young children’s first teachers 185 children (75%) improved in Social because they had recently moved to the area and • Ensure those working with children have the tools Competencies – young people are needed child care. and professional development needed for the delivery showing the skills to interact effectively of quality child care and after school programs with others, make difficult decisions Jimmy’s family was also connected to the diaper bank • Use data to inform our decisions and direction and cope with new situations. and has actively participated in each visit from the • Work collaboratively with others in the community Connecticut Food Bank GROW truck, which is brought with a common agenda to increase opportunities to the Child Development Center by the United Way to for children and youth to succeed 172 children (70%) improved in provide access to fresh, healthy foods. Boundaries and Expectations – young Research shows children of low-income families are people have clear rules, consistent Jimmy’s parents have also attended numerous parent exposed to 30 million less words than their more consequences for breaking rules and education events on child development topics to affluent peers by the time they reach 3 years old. The encouragement to do their best. enhance their knowledge on developmentally Home Visiting and Literacy Initiative is an example appropriate practices and now confidently approach that uses a multi-pronged approach to improve oral the staff for assistance when they are in need of language development and literacy among low-income additional family supports, including health insurance children, birth to 5 years old. This initiative enhances for Jimmy. parents’ role as their children’s “first teachers” and 170 children (69%) improved in Support, Empowerment and Positive Values. ensures children enter kindergarten ready to learn, Jimmy is now a very independent toddler with strong having a positive ripple effect as they advance from personal and social skills and shows a love of learning. grade-to-grade.

United Way’s Education strategies focus on young The results are impressive: children and youth. For young children, it is about • 3,295 home visits were provided by partner increasing opportunities for school readiness programs through early literacy; for school-aged youth, the • 8,256 well-child visits were provided by four focus is on increasing developmental assets which pediatrician offices, encouraging parents and  are so important for future success. By aligning caregivers to read to their children our partnerships and investments to support these • 10,087 books were distributed through home Watch our Early Literacy strategies, we are creating opportunities for children visits and well-child visits video on YouTube. and youth, like Jimmy, to fulfill their potential.

6 7 IMPACT AREAS

United Way partnered with UConn Extension as a provider to deliver financial empowerment training to social service agency staff based on the Consumer FINANCIAL STABILITY Financial Protection Bureau’s Your Money, Your Goals Toolkit.

BUILDING BLOCKS In total, we trained 36 participants from 10 community agencies to better assist their clients with savings, budgeting, money management, financial products and By linking unemployed and underemployed youth and adults with career training and services, bills, loans, credit and taxes. educational opportunities, we are helping local residents obtain the necessary skills that will help provide them with financial stability. Feedback from the training included: • “This toolkit is very useful for engaging clients and will make it easier to talk with our clients “Karen” attended the United Way funded Waterbury To date, the program has served 27 households, about money.” Youth Services POWER program last year. At the including 56 children. Results are as follows: • “I have once struggled myself and can now help start of the program, her husband had just lost his people in my day to day work.” job and wasn’t working, and Karen was staying home • 90% of targeted Rapid Re-Housing households • “This training has helped me personally.” with their children. Karen joined the POWER program enrolled in Secure Jobs • “This has been a real confidence builder.” because she was interested in opening her own • 90% of adult participants completed job/ daycare business. POWER allowed her to learn all readiness training of the applicable laws and open her own licensed • 76% of adult participants obtained full-time in home daycare. Her business has now been open employment 70% felt more confident in discussing for one year. She has five children in her daycare • 75% of adult participants retained jobs core finance topics with clients. and two more who attend after school. She has one additional employee who works with her. After Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) is a completing POWER, Karen went on to complete the program sponsored by the IRS and implemented by Child Development National Credentialing Program. In the Connecticut Association for Human Services. It addition to her business, Karen helps her community works with community partners to provide free tax by volunteering at her church and her children’s preparation services to help low-income taxpayers 50% felt more confident in assessing school. She was even recognized by Congresswoman receive their refund at no cost to them. These much their clients’ financial situations. Elizabeth Esty and received a prize for her commitment needed funds are being used by households to meet to the community! their basic expenses. This assistance also removes the barrier that has prevented many from filing returns Financial Stability strategies work to ensure ease of at all and saving thousands in tax preparation fees. access to resources for both the displaced worker This year, we expanded VITA sites, from 2 to 6, as a 40% felt more confident in helping and the under or unemployed. Strategies focus on vehicle to increase income and encourage savings and clients manage financial challenges. access to education and training needed to develop recruited more VITA volunteers. successful career paths and secure good jobs. United Way’s approach is to support system navigation, • United Way recruited and trained 25 new VITA connecting to resources and supporting individuals on volunteers in 2017 their path to self-sufficiency. • Greater Waterbury expanded from 2 sites to 6 VITA sites in 2017 United Way is part of a funder’s collaborative that • 1,222 returns processed in Greater Waterbury supports Secure Jobs. Secure Jobs is a proven • Total Federal refunds = $1,838,066 model that works intensively with recently or • Total Tax Prep fees saved = $233,600  formerly homeless families to help them achieve stable housing and employment, and to increase Watch our VITA video their prospects for long term economic security. on YouTube.

8 9 IMPACT AREAS BASIC NEEDS BUILDING BLOCKS

By working to ensure all residents have access to healthcare, housing and food, we are improving the quality of life for our neighbors and creating opportunities for a better tomorrow.

The Center for Human Development Hospitality Center A specific strategy developed to prevent homelessness on East Main Street in Waterbury is a place for people is the Flexible Assistance Fund. It provides one-time who are homeless to connect with needed services financial support to those who are experiencing a while in the process of moving toward stability. Here, documented temporary financial crisis that has put homeless persons have the opportunity to take a their housing in jeopardy and are not eligible for any shower, do laundry, use a computer or telephone, other types of support. Support of up to $1,500 per collect mail, take shelter from snow, cold and rain, household typically pays rent in arrears and prevents and enjoy a brief respite from the harshness of eviction and stress, along with the high public cost of 100+ companies and living on the street. In addition to meeting these a shelter stay. organizations participated. basic needs, the Hospitality Center also provides information about programs designed to move people Statistics to date: out of homelessness. • 339 households served • $355,839 awarded to date United Way has leveraged our relationship with • 96% stable at 3 months and 6 month follow-ups corporate partners such as Savings Bank of Danbury, A record 89,000 IBM and Webster Bank to ‘adopt’ a day or a week to A collaborative spearheaded by the United Way to pounds of food raised. not only volunteer and donate goods at the center, assess the needs of our area food pantries and soup but to engage with the clients who many times kitchens, the Food Resource Committee initiative feel invisible to the outside world. Our corporate provides assurance that our most vulnerable citizens partners have answered the call to donate computers, are not without access to food. The committee’s toiletries, winter clothing and more. More importantly, work is a collective approach to issues such as food building this human connection helps provide an stamp utilization, food selection and quantity, case Over 100 volunteers collected understanding and a hand up to this population that management practices and access to other human and weighed donations. far too often goes unseen. service information.

Helping one family helps us all. Addressing more than To replenish the empty shelves of these partners in one challenge someone is facing helps get their whole the summer months, United Way engages corporate life back on track. Basic Needs strategies encompass partners and the community in a summer Stock the the essentials for ensuring a stable life: Pantry food drive, now in its 12th year. The June 21, • Health care strategies ensure access to health 2017 event achieved historic results. services like dental and mental health, amd also look to increase our efforts to link people to  needed services across the system. • Housing and food strategies not only provide Watch our FlexFund for emergency response, but reach beyond to video on YouTube. support continued needs like supportive housing and supplemental food benefits that increase stability for families.

10 1111 LEADERSHIP DONORS Dr. and Mrs. Hector Pun Dr. Jomo Coddett MD Mr. Donald D. Kelly Cheryl Poryanda Mr. Dalip Puri and Ms. Sonja Shivpuri Mr. and Mrs. Scott Coleman Jayne Kelly Sheila and Lee Powers Following is a list of leadership donors in the 2016-2017 fiscal year. Leadership givers John J. Quinn Mary A. Conklin Nancy and Jack Kelly Matthew and Jaqueline Purpora Carol and Mel Ranish Kristin Connors and Douglas Mahoney Dr. Paul and Karen Kelly Mr. William P. Quinn are United Way of Greater Waterbury’s most generous supporters. Through Leadership Gifts Richard and Cynthia Retallick Mr. Brian S. Conquest Ms. Madelaine Kelsey Mr. Jeremy M. Raymond Thomas M. and Elizabeth Rickart Ms. Donnie P. Coombs Steven P. Kenney Michael and Tina Reardon of $1,000 or more, these individual philanthropists set an example for others and make Renee Rovelli Meghan and Grant Copeland Dr. Kevin and Cynthia Kett David J. Reckdenwald Ms. Lynn M. Ryan Dr. Philip Corvo Mr. Frank W. Kingston Richard and JoAnn Balanda a measurable difference in our community. We thank all our donors for helping to create Douglas E. Scala Maureen Danehy Cox and Robert Cox Brian and Connie Klanica Ms. Rita C. Richards opportunities for a better tomorrow. Leavenworth Society members of five years or more Mark Siebold Robin and Michael Cracco Jeffrey A. Klaus Dr. A. Aziz Richi and Dr. Maysoun Richi James and Michele Sitro Ms. Karen Critelli Dr. and Mrs. Richard Kropp James and Joann Robertson Jr. appear in bold. Tocqueville Society members of five years or more are italicized. Ms. Sarah Jankowski Soules Ian Crooks Robert and Debbie Kugler Mary Ellen Robichaud Mr. L. P. Sperry, Jr. Chet H. Cross Ms. Fatima Lahnin Drs. Mary Lizabeth Aquavia and David Roer Susan E. Sprano and Daniel J. Oris Ms. Kathi M. Crowe Lois A. Lanning Craig A. Rogerson ORDRE D’EGALITE Chad and Teresa Wable Gene Marinelli Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Farisello Elaine and George Strobel Jr. George Culbreath Susan F. Laplante Attorney Trudie Ross Hamilton CONTRIBUTIONS OF $50,000 TO $74,999 Bruce and Kathy Wandelmaier Gail C. Marino Robert W. Farrell Jr. Harold and Arlene Sullivan Donald and Deanna Cullen Ann M. Largay Stephen R. Rubenstein, M.D. and June Frank and Sandy Monteiro A.J. and Jodi Wasserstein Mr. and Mrs. Gerard L. Mastropietro David and Brenda Ferraro Mr. Neil Sullivan Mr. James G. Cullen Molly B. Lemle Gaston Jim and Cathy Smith Desiree and Steven Wolfe Adam and Laura McLaughlin Karen Flanders Wayne and Sandy Sullivan Ms. Donna J. Curry Ruth W. Littman and Emily Littman Eisen Mr. Brian Runkle Bill and Heidi Wrang III Patricia E. Mellitt Mr. Mark Fleiner Mr. Donald Thompson, Jr. Carlos A. and Cecilia C. DaCunha Frank Longo and Sarah Lockhart Mr. William Runzer ORDRE DE LIBERTE 7 Donors Wish To Remain Anonymous Scott Meves Leo and Tamra Frank Kurtlind Tietz John and Marisa Daddona Mr. Frank A. Longo Stephen F. Russell CONTRIBUTIONS OF $25,000 TO $49,999 Kevin A. Moran Stephen and Darlene Freyermuth John M. Torrance III Bruce Davison Ms. Nancy S. Losek Nancy Ryder Joe and Doris D’Ambrisi PLATINUM George and Dana Moreira Robin Gallagher Sharon E. Trask Liz and Scott Deakin Frederick L. and Jeanne Luedke Melissa and Carlos Santos George and Mary Giguere CONTRIBUTIONS OF $5,000 TO $9,999 Mr. Kyle Morris and Ms. Courtney Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gannon Thomas and Laurin Traub David J. Decker Mr. Richard Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schaier Jan and Eric Albert MEMBRES DE LA SOCIETE Don Mroz and Susan Lapine Svetlana B. and Louis C. Gelada Jr. Don and Pamela Troppoli Mrs. Jennifer S. Degenhardt Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Macary Lee R. Schlesinger Peter and Cheryl Atwood CONTRIBUTIONS OF $10,000 TO $24,999 Matthew K. Murphy John J. Quinn Fraser and Lynn Ward Ms. Angelina Degore Ms. Sarah E. Macary Mary A. Schmelcke Dr. and Mrs. James Gatling Sylvia and Burt Albert John Olerio Carol and Mel Ranish James and Anne Watkowski Bart DePetrillo, MD Mr. Scott J MacDonald Dr. Steven Schneider and Dr. Sheryl Smith Gene and Irene Guilbert Rachel and Jonathan Albert Thomas, Alyssa and Quinn Roma Ostergren Richard and Cynthia Retallick Ms. Cristen Weber Toni S. Dessereaux Mr. Christopher J. MacNeil Mr. Jonathan M Searles Douglas and Megan Johnson Peter K. Baker Andre Paquette Thomas M. and Elizabeth Rickart Rebecca and Matthew Williams Larry Devey Ms. Kathy MacWilliams Ms. Rita Sedor Molly Kellogg Nancy and Joel Becker Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Picano Craig A. Rogerson William Wilson Ms. Arachchige Saminda Dharmarathna Mr. and Mrs. Mark Malaspina David and Mara Sfara Mr. and Mrs. William J. Pape II Scot Benson Michael and Karen Ritzenhoff Steven J. Goyette Harriet Munrett Wolfe, Esq. Jack and Shelley Donahue Dr. Paolo and Gabriella Mapelli Ms. Janice Sheehy William and Susan Stanley Timothy and Kirsten Bergstrom Ms. Oona Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Grasing Sara Woods Mr. Douglas B. Downes Albert Marano, M.D. Mr. David J. Sikora Jane Whitney Gruson Daniel and Kari Bley Lauren L. McGregor and George J. Romanik Jaci Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Zackin David Drescher Ms. Holly R. Marcin Dana Marie Silva Peter and Sharon Zilahy Brian and Kathleen Dwyer Jason Maupin Scott A. Silvay Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Frank Cammarota GOLD Gregg and Holly Rossetti Katherine Hanratty John and Lisa Zinno Gary R. Edwards Mr. Richard McDonald Ms. Cynthia E. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpinella CONTRIBUTIONS OF $2,500 TO $4,999 Kevin and Denise Ruppelt Ms. Patricia Ann Harmon 9 Donors Wish To Remain Anonymous Patricia A. Emons Joe and Sue McGrath Jaimeson Sinclair Karen and Al Castaldi Mr. and Mrs. Chad Albano Thomas Samph Ph.D. Daniel Harrington Ingrid and Brad Erickson Patricia A. McKinley Paul and Beverly Skibo Phillip C. Chan Martin H. Anderson Danielle and Corey Shaker Ms. Barbara A. Hart BRONZE Christopher and Emily Fasano Lee and Gail McTaggart Craig and Lori Snyder John Ciulla and Erin Fuller Steve and Laini Andrews Elizabeth Shelley Mrs. Katelyn Hasme CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,000 TO $1,499 John Karczynski Ferguson Mike and Karen Mello Bill and Norma Solberg Norman S. Drubner and Family Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Dubuque Gene and Chris Shugrue Brian and Susan Henebry Doris and Joel Abramson Thomas P. Ferrell Ivaann Miller Eric and Peggy Somma Colin and Caroline Eccles Adam Blakeley Mr. and Mrs. Gary Steck Charles W. Henry Mr. Richard Ahern Billie S. Flaherty Mr. Jason A. Miller Isabella M. Squicciarini Michael and Kristin Goralski Douglas Blakeley George and MaryJane Strobel Lynn M. Franklin-Henry Ije Akunyili Mr. Charles Flinn Ms. Lisa Moisan Mr. and Mrs. William St. John Jr. Joe and Debra Gugliotti Mr. Randy Blattner Ms. Christine Anne Sullivan Dr. Richard and Rev. Cynthia Holden Mark and Caroline Albini Mr. William S. Foglio Beth and Joe Molder Ms. Karen P. Stary Jeffrey Hamm Kayrnne A. Bochicchio Alan Swiech Dr. Stephen and JoAnne Holland Scott Allen Diane L. Fountas Mr. Jose V. Monteiro Jr. Drue A. Stegner Samuel and Laurie Hanna Ms. Lorene E. Bora Mr. Timothy H. Throckmorton Dr. and Mrs. Eric A. Hyson Joanne S. Allison Ms. Carrie Fuller-McMahon Ms. Josephine Moran Mary Ann Stokes Ab and Priscilla Igram and Family Mr. Shawn Braden Linda J. Welles Mr. John W. Jahne Ms. Alyssa J. Altman John and Ruth Galiette Mrs. Richard G. Morgan Aralee Sullivan Kris and Mike Jacobi Eileen T. Cahill Charles L. Wilkins Ms. Kari L. Jonikas Mr. Louis Michael Amoriggi Bernard M. Garrigues David and Jackie Mulhall Mr. Simon Tahan Mauria and Greg Jacobi Anthony Capuano, Jr. Jack and Maura Worgan Patricia A. Kelly Christine Anderson Mr. Kenneth E. Gawel Joann and Bob Narkis Carol Tartaglia Kristen and Peter Jacoby Victoria Carmichael Carolyn and Jonathan Zolty Katherine A. Kielbowicz Ms. Sandra Augusto Anne P. Delo and Rosemary E. Giuliano Ms. Stacy Nascimento Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tavera Charles and Martha Kellogg Lisa M. Casey Ann H. Zucker Richard and Susan Kociszewski Robert and Jane Bailey Michelle M. Godin Richard Nave Carl and Polly Temme James Lane and Jennifer Tarozzi Joseph and Paula Connolly 5 Donors Wish To Remain Anonymous Peggy and Jim Lawlor Mr. John A. Baker Ms. Kathryn Goodrich Nancy Scirocco Nesbitt Megan Testone Julie and Dan Leever Stephen J. Craven Frederick and Bonnie Leavenworth SILVER Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Beauvais Ms. Alison Skratt and Mr. Gregory Goth Robert and Karen Nocera Mr. Kevin Thompson Mr. Allan MacDonald William and Hope Crutcher Mr. Michael Luca CONTRIBUTIONS OF $1,500 TO $2,499 Ralph Becker Alan and Kathleen Green Dr. Margaret Noonan Mr. Leroy Thompson Glenn and Jill Maclnnes William Cunningham Mr. Anthony Luccaro Sr. Ms. Shelly L. Abdella Destin Beckwith Mr. Scott A. Green Mr. Richard Noti Mr. John P. Tracey Gregory and Andrea Madar Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey W. Davis Mr. Anthony Luccaro Jr. Karl Adamsons Tricia P. Belfonti Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Grustas Joseph and Daad Noujaim John and Deborah Trainor Robert J. Mazaika Dawn D. Derwin Kathryn Tester Luria Messers. Brian J. and Mark P. Amero Elaine and Joseph Bizzozero Michael and Nancy Guay Joseph E. O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Jack Traver Jr. Ms. Monica McInerney and Mr. David Harriet A. Deverry Jane and Keith Mahler Justine U. Arnold Fritz Blasius Mr. David R. Hadd Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Brien Mr. & Mrs. Jack Traver Sr. Honeyford, Jr. Erin Dorman Nancy Marchetti Ms. Helen K. Balboni Ms. Maura W. Bolduc Ms. Kathleen Hanlon Mr. Christopher J. O’Connell Ms. Nancy Traver and Ms. Peg Walsh Leonard and Maribeth Mecca Debra Drapalla Charlotte V. Mattei Mrs. Malcolm Baldrige Ms. Sally K. Bomberg Mr. Brian G Hanson Mary C. O’Hara Edwin M. Undercuffler Paul Merkel Thaddeus Ericson Rebecca J. Maxwell Mr. Roy Balkus and Ms. Teddi Therkildsen Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Boulier III Mrs. Suzanne Hardy Carol M. Olson Ms. Christiana Monique Valeriano Nitin and Manisha Mhatre Frederik F. Erikson Deborah S. McCleary Mariana Branco Barnes Mr. William Bowker Scott and Ann Hartley Sue Olson Marcos H. Valladares David and Lisa Miree Elizabeth and Dan Esty Mrs. Virginia S. McCurdy Carolyn Bean John & Susan Brennan Fund Phillip J. Hartsig Mr. Eric T. O’Melia David Van Allen Dawn and Shannan Morris Robert and Susan Finkenzeller James McGregor, Jr. Nancy Bissonnette Mr. John D. Brigham Mr. and Ms. Patrick Hayden James and Nicola O’Rourke Dee Veneziano William J. and Michelle Morris Michael Fitzsimmons Michaels Jewelers Foundation Harvey and Helen Boxer Rosemary Briglia Mr. Frank Healey Ms. Lisa Ozga Mr. Ryan Vest Chris and Christine Motl Kevin and Marie Flaherty Dr. Colin Moore Mr. Brian Y. Boyd Stephanie Ann Brockway Mr. and Mrs. James Healey Barbara Paillard Ms. Debra Vigeant Michael and Julie O’Connor Stephen C. Forsyth Sean and Delene Mulready Richard and Mary Bulkovitch Mr. Aristide A. Brou Ms. Lucinda Hetu Emma E. Paine Scott Voorhees Mr. Charles Pagano Dr. J. Timothy Gotsick Barbara C. Munger Mr. and Mrs. William Campion Jr. Dr. Kent Burgwardt Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Hickey Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Palesty Mr. Jeffery W. Wacker Philip and Maria Picillo John and Paula Guy Patricia M. Murphy The Capozzi Family Mrs. Ramona A. Burkey Mr. Mark H. Holtz David and Brenda Paniati Robert C. Walsh Claudia G. Piper Denise and Tom Hall Heather Musante Mitchell Carl and Lisa Casper David Byrnes Mr. John L. Hopkins Carolyne Papson Bob and Janet Weber John and Kristin Pronovost Toni Hirst and Marc Mitchell Martha Finkel Ceppetelli Kay Campbell John Horvack Ms. Abby Parsonnet Mr. Adam C. Wertman Jay and Carol Ryan Raymond C. Hoefling Honorable Robert Arthur Chiu Mr. Stephen Thomas Carbonella Michael Hullinger Mr. Timothy J Patneaude Mr. and Mrs. Mark Williams Peter D. Sanderson Jack and Jennifer Hogan and Attorney Kathleen Nastri Frederic and Terri Clark Christopher A. Carrozzo Alisa L. Hunt Dr. Thomas Pavlovic Dr. Mickey J. and Cathleen Wyse Peter Sandore and Amy McCormack Ms. Carole L. Hynes George Joseph and Kayla Noujaim Dr. Frederick and Patricia Cohn Dr. and Mrs. Anthony R. Carter Sandra A. Iadarola Michael & Debra Pelosi John and Amy Yarbrough Joseph and Jane Savage Mr. Xaykham Khamsyvoravong Selim and Linda Noujaim Garth and Janet Collins Mark and Suzanne Casey Amy Jakobeit and Family Maureen and John Pennington Paul J. Yeno Laurance A. and Diane M. Selnick Chad and Charlotte Kienbaum Family Eileen M. Oliveira Steve Corcoran and Xi Jin Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caulfield Jr. Randall Jarabek Mr. Thomas H. Peter Nick and Laura Zaino Sandra Vigliotti Senich and Jack Senich Joseph and Nancy Kinsella Drs. Eric and Beatriz Olson Linda Y. Cote Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Cavallo Richard and Lissa Jennings Diane E. Petersen Karen Rae Zarcone Michael and Cheryl Siegmund George and Stacy LaCapra, Jr. Jim and Georgia O’Meara Janice and Arthur Crelan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William Cekovsky Deborah Johnson Dr. and Mrs. W. Scott Peterson 47 Donors Wish To Remain Anonymous Ralph and Alice Spinella Paul Largay and Reenie Parker James and Madeline Orsillo Juliana B. Dalton Edythe C. Cerbo Exxie M. Jones Joyce Petrisko Darlene Stromstad Stephen and Kim Lewis William B. Pape and Barbara Bradbury Pape Nunzio De Filippis and Daisy Cocco Alex D. Chaplin Mr. and Mrs. David Jurasek Ms. Annette D. Petruzzi Ms. Patricia Sweet Ms. Deborah Linder Paul Pernerewski Jr. De Filippis Mary Rosengrant Chiappalone Michele C. Kaplan Laura R. Phillips Mr. Stedman Sweet Ms. Rogean B. Makowski Brenda and David Petitti Dr. and Mrs. Mark S. DeFrancesco and Steven Chiappalone Denise I. Kaufman Patricia Placencia Kim and Jeff Syrop Brian E. Maloney Patricia and Timothy Phalon Barbara Diorio Ms. Angela Chirico Mr. James Keasling Dr. David Podell Alfred Vagnini Terry and Kim Mangan Robert F. and Lori Polito Richard Dumont and Michele Berthiaume Don and Lori Polletta Ms. Darcy G. Chmielewski Julie and Kris Keggi John and Karen Pollard

12 13 VOLUNTEERS LEGACY AND PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE Mr. Alfred Vagnini DAY OF ACTION COMMITTEE Ms. Sheila M. Powers Mr. Christopher A. Brooks Powerstation Events Co-Chairs L.F. Powers Company Community Volunteer Ms. Lynn Franklin-Henry Mr. Daniel Rezende Mr. John T. Daddona ANNIVERSARY HISTORY COMMITTEE Community Volunteer Connecticut Junior Republic United Way was founded by volunteers, and it is sustained by volunteers. As our most The Ridgefield Group Morgan Mr. Christopher A. Brooks, Chair Ms. Sandra Monteiro Mr. Carl Rosa Stanley Wealth Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Main Street Waterbury Inc trusted resource, our volunteers are engaged in creating a shared vision and taking Mr. Timothy W. Grimes Ms. Kay Campbell Literacy Leaders Dr. Thomas Samph New England Financial Group Community Volunteer Mr. James M. O’Rourke Post University action to address the underlying causes of our region’s most serious problems. Attorney Charles W. Henry Ms. Lynn Franklin-Henry Greater Waterbury YMCA Mr. David Sfara Henry & Federer LLP Community Volunteer Ms. Anne M. Slattery Giuliano, Richardson & Sfara LLC Mr. David C. Mulhall Ms. Lynn Friedman Community Volunteer Mr. Steve Solecki OFFICERS & EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Mr. Thomas J. Cronin Leavenworth Society Co-Chairs Ms. Nancy E. Traver Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Logistics Bank of America Mr. Joe Gugliotti, Chairperson Ms. Kara J. Summa, Chair Torrco Ms. Stephanie E. Cummings, Esq. Traver IDC Mr. Peter W. Murphy Ms. Peggy Lawlor Ms. Kara J. Summa Deputy Chief Fernando Spagnolo Jr. WORX Summa & Ryan, P.C. Mr. Glenn Davis The Kolesnik Law Firm Ms. Lynn G. Ward Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Community Volunteer Summa & Ryan, P.C. Waterbury Police Department Dr. Donald Mroz, First Vice Chair Mr. Vincent M. Farisello Liberty Bank Ms. Peggy Lawlor Waterbury Regional Chamber Mr. Michael J. Reardon Ms. Patricia A. McKinley Planning Dr. Barbara Tacchi Post University Carmody Torrance Sandak & Mr. Dalip Puri Community Volunteer Monteiro Picnic Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP Community Volunteer Ms. Gina Burrows Special Education & Pupil Service Ms. Kara J. Summa, Second Vice Chair Hennessey LLP LANXESS Solutions US Inc. Mr. Kyle Morris Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Mr. Charles A. Monagan Community Volunteer Mr. Frank Tavera Summa & Ryan, P.C. Mr. Timothy W. Grimes Ms. Maria Sanchez MacDermid Performance Solutions MacDermid Performance Solutions Community Volunteer ANNIVERSARY PLANNING COMMITTEE Ms. Paula Connolly Palace Theater Ms. Susan E. Sprano, Secretary New England Financial Group American Savings Foundation Ms. Sandra Monteiro Ms. Marysia A. Walker Aro Strategic Marketing Ms. Sandra Senich, Chair Reverend Maner Tyson Republican-American Ms. Cheryl Jurasek Ms. Brie V. Sodano RESIDENTIAL EVENTS Community Volunteer WORX Ms. Ruth Grey Bank of America Waterbury Baptist Ministries SBC Mr. John F. Worgan, Treasurer Crystal Rock Lux Financial Services Co-Chairs Onyx Trunk Show MacDermid Performance Solutions Mr. Alfred Vagnini Mr. Peter K. Baker Ritch, Greenberg & Hassan PC Ms. Jennifer Lupinski Ms. Mary Chiappalone Ms. Barbara Diorio ANNIVERSARY PARTNER Research And Development Powerstation Events Crystal Rock Mr. Mark A. Casey, Chair, Community Torrco CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP Biondi and Rosengrant, LLC The Hartford Financial Services CELEBRATION COMMITTEE Ms. Melissa M. Babina Mr. Mark Witkowski Ms. Nancy Becker Impact Council Attorney Mark Williams 2016-2017 Campaign Co-Chairs Mr. Paul J. Largay Group Inc. Ms. Nancy Becker, Chair WORX Ricoh USA, Inc. Torrco Saint Mary’s Hospital Carmody Torrance Sandak & Mr. Michael Goralski Largay Travel, Inc. Ms. Melissa M. Martin Torrco Ms. Tameeka Cribs Mr. Charles J. Boulier III Dr. Daisy Cocco De Filippis, Chair, Hennessey LLP MacDermid Enthone Industrial Boys Night Out Sacred Heart High School Webster Bank VOTING MEMBERS - TERM 2 Ion Bank Governance Committee Mr. Nick Zaino Jr. Solutions Mr. Tom Daddona Mr. James Michael Murphy Mr. Shane A. Engstrom Ms. Sally Bowman Ms. Gina Burrows ANNIVERSARY RESEARCH TEAM Naugatuck Valley Community College Carmody Torrance Sandak & Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Roma Ristorante Onyx II Fine Jewelers Webster Bank Sally Bowman Real Estate, LLC Community Volunteer Ms. Sarah E. Gager, Manager Hennessey LLP MacDermid Performance Solutions Mr. Ralph DelBuono Mr. Daniel Sanchez Mr. Gregory Jacobi Ms. Jennifer Carbonaro Ms. Cathy A. Conti Naugatuck Valley Community College BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2016-2017 Campaign Advisor Triple Play Sports Bar & Grille Onyx II Fine Jewelers Webster Bank Webster Bank Timex Group USA, Inc. Ms. Leah Adam Mr. Peter K. Baker COMMUNITY IMPACT CABINET Mr. George Strobel Jr. Mr. George A. LaCapra Jr. Ms. Sandra Senich Ms. Marysia A. Walker Mr. Jon Crane Dr. Daisy Cocco De Filippis Community Volunteer Crystal Rock Mr. Mark A. Casey, Chair Marjan, Inc. UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC Bank of America WORX Critical PR Naugatuck Valley Community College Jenmark Bannini Mr. Joseph T. Connolly Saint Mary’s Hospital 2017-2018 Incoming Campaign Chair Mr. John A. Zinno Jr. CPA Pig Roast Stock The Pantry, Chair Ms. Janice Crelan Ms. Lynn Franklin-Henry Community Volunteer Trinity Health - New England Inc. Ms. Kara J. Summa Mr. Charles J. Boulier III BlumShapiro Mr. Charles Senich Ms. Sandra Monteiro Hubbard-Hall Inc. Community Volunteer Mr. Christopher Gordon Ms. Janice Crelan Summa & Ryan, P.C. Ion Bank Cheshire Sunday Supper State of Connecticut Workers’ Community Volunteer Ms. Anna Demers Mr. Timothy W. Grimes Community Volunteer Hubbard-Hall Inc. Ms. Stephanie E. Cummings, Esq. Education Mr. Douglas Johnson Compensation Commission Fourth Mr. Javen Harris Stock the Pantry Macy’s Logistics & Operations New England Financial Group Mr. Glenn Davis The Kolesnik Law Firm Ms. Elizabeth Crichton Brown Marion Manufacturing Company District Community Volunteer Ms. Melissa M. Babina Chief Neil Dryfe Mr. Charles T. Kellogg Liberty Bank Ms. Lynn Franklin-Henry Community Volunteer Ms. Megan Johnson Ms. Christine Anne Sullivan Ms. Michelina Pace WORX Cheshire Police Department Hubbard-Hall Inc. Mr. E.J. D’Ettore Community Volunteer Dr. Donald Mroz H. A. I. Group Berchem Moses P.C. Community Volunteer Ms. Cathy A. Conti Mr. Brad Erickson Mr. Scott Largay Ion Bank Mr. Matthew J. Hickey Post University Mr. Viron Rondo Mr. Clarence Thompsen Timex Group USA, Inc. Community Volunteer Largay Travel, Inc. Dr. James H. Gatling Eversource Energy Finance Viron Rondo Osteria SPONSORED EXECUTIVE Community Volunteer Ms. Caroline Gottleib Ms. Carrie Fuller-McMahon New Opportunities, Inc. Chief David Martin Mr. Charles J. Boulier III Mr. Michael P. Votto Ms. Marie Greco Ms. Kathryn M. Luria Crystal Rock Saint Mary’s Hospital Mr. Gregory Jacobi Waterbury Fire Department Ion Bank Votto Vines Webster Bank Ms. Jayne Kelly Dr. James H. Gatling BED RACE COMMITTEE Webster Bank Ms. Kathleen Rush Mr. Stephen Lewis Mr. Peter Votto Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Ion Bank New Opportunities, Inc. COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORY Event Chairs Chief David Martin Saint Mary’s Hospital Thomaston Savings Bank Votto Vines MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Amy Mancini Rabbi Chaim S. Gewirtzman COUNCIL Ms. Julee M. Busalacchi Waterbury Fire Department Ms. Stephani Hayes, Basic Needs Finance - Accountants Initiative The Daddona Birthday Party Ms. Sandra Monteiro John G. Gilmartin Elementary School Emerest Health of Connecticut Mr. Grant E. Copeland, Chair WORX Mr. Joseph R. McGrath Impact Council Chair Mr. John A. Zinno Jr. CPA Mr. John T. Daddona Community Volunteer Chief David Martin Ms. Jaci Hanratty WORX Mr. William Cekovsky City of Waterbury Savings Bank of Danbury BlumShapiro The Ridgefield Group Morgan Dr. Donald Mroz Waterbury Fire Department Jaci Carroll Staffing Mr. Joseph T. Connolly MacDermid Performance Solutions Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Ms. Elizabeth Crichton Brown, Education Healthcare - Doctors Initiative Stanley Wealth Post University Ms. Francine J. Nido Ms. Audrey Harrell Trinity Health - New England Inc. Ms. Marysia A. Walker MacDermid Performance Solutions Impact Council Chair Dr. Peter Jacoby Ms. Marisa F. Daddona Ms. Susan E. Sprano Office of Radio & Television Waterbury Health Department Mr. Jon Crane WORX Mr. David C. Petitti Community Volunteer EmCare Lunge Fitness Studio Republican-American Ms. Danielle Rado Ms. Calida Jones Critical PR Awards Committee Torrco Ms. Erin A. Dorman, Income Impact Healthcare - Advisory Mr. Luke, Ms. Sofia, and Ms. Gabriella Mr. John A. Zinno Jr. CPA Law Offices of Danielle S. Rado, LLC Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Ms. Renee A. Gilroy Ms. Arianna Conception Mr. Dalip Puri Council Chair Ms. Darlene Stromstad Daddona BlumShapiro Ms. Cheryl Jurasek Community Volunteer Torrco LANXESS Solutions US Inc. Webster Bank Greater Waterbury Health Network Community Volunteers Ms. Lisa Zinno VOTING MEMBERS - TERM 1 Crystal Rock Ms. Susan Lane Ms. Jennifer Lupinski Ms. Christine Shortell Mr. Richard J. Dumont CPA, Ex-Officio Mr. Chad W. Wable FACHE An Elegant Night Of World-Class Wines Community Volunteer Ms. Belinda Arce-Lopez Ms. Marie M. Klein Hoffman Auto Group Torrco IBM Corporation Member Saint Mary’s Hospital Ms. Kristin Goralski Miss Olivia Zinno Center For Human Development City of Waterbury Mr. Scott Largay Race Committee Ms. Darlene Stromstad Post University Manufacturing Community Volunteer Largay Travel, Inc. Community Volunteer Ms. Catherine Awwad Mr. Scott Largay Greater Waterbury Health Network Ms. Chelsea I. Ambrozaitis Mr. Douglas Johnson Mr. Michael Goralski Northwest Regional Workforce Investment Largay Travel, Inc. Mr. Christopher A. Mitchell Greater Waterbury YMCA Ms. Nancy E. Traver BASIC NEEDS IMPACT COUNCIL Marion Manufacturing Company MacDermid Enthone Industrial Board Mr. Leo Lavallee Crystal Rock ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Ms. Kathryn Walker Traver IDC Ms. Stephani Hayes, Chair Manufacturing - Advisory Solutions Ms. Cathy A. Conti Community Volunteer Mr. Robert S. Sembiante DINNER PLANNING Saint Mary’s Hospital Attorney Mark Williams Savings Bank of Danbury Mr. Eric E. Albert Ms. Debra Gugliotti Timex Group USA, Inc. Ms. Peggy Lawlor Post University History Co-Chairs Volunteer Recruitment Committee Carmody Torrance Sandak Ms. Patricia Colaci CPA Albert Bros., Inc. Hair Revue LTD., LLC Mr. Grant E. Copeland Community Volunteer Ms. Alison Skratt Ms. Cathy Smith Mr. Gregory Jacobi & Hennessey LLP Cherubino & Company Mr. George A. LaCapra Jr. Mr. Joe Gugliotti WORX Mr. Donald Liebeskind Webster Bank Community Volunteer Webster Bank Ms. Toni Losee UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC WORX Mr. Richard J. Dumont CPA Community Volunteer Ms. Susan E. Sprano Mr. James C. Smith Ms. Kara J. Summa FINANCE COMMITTEE MacDermid Performance Solutions Mr. Jack E. Traver Jr. Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Post University Mr. Frederick L. Luedke Republican-American Webster Bank Summa & Ryan, P.C. Mr. John F. Worgan, Chair Ms. Janine Sullivan-Wiley Traver IDC MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Patricia A. Evans Community Volunteer Ms. Lauresha Xhihani Present Co-Chairs Entertainment Committee Ritch, Greenberg & Hassan PC Northwest Regional Mental Health Non-Profit Ms. Sandra Monteiro Community Volunteer Chief David Martin Waterbury Hospital Mr. Michael Goralski Mr. Guy C. Gaudiosi Mr. Peter K. Baker Board Mr. Robert E. Burns Community Volunteer Ms. Christina Fishbein Waterbury Fire Department Mr. Christian Yanarella MacDermid Enthone Industrial Solutions Saint Mary’s Hospital Crystal Rock Ms. Kim L. Syrop The Mattatuck Museum Ladies Autumn Soiree Western Connecticut Agency on Aging Ms. Wendy Matthews Community Volunteer Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Ms. Marissa Follo Mr. Dolton James Ph.D. Webster Bank Ms. Kathryn M. Luria Ms. Terri Clark Reverend Christopher Ford Community Volunteer Ms. Linda Zukauskas MacDermid Performance Solutions The Chittenden Group Saint Mary’s Hospital Ms. Crystal E. Vuole MA MPS Webster Bank Community Volunteer The Basilica of the Immaculate Conception Mr. Joseph R. McGrath Voices Looking Ahead Co-Chairs Marketing Committee Ms. Jayne Kelly Post University Public Service Ms. Lisa Moisan Mr. Alan C. Green City of Waterbury Ms. Julee M. Busalacchi Ms. Julee Busalacchi Ion Bank Chief David Martin Community Volunteer Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Mr. Todd M. Montello EMERGING LEADERS STEERING WORX WORX Mr. Terrence K. Mangan EDUCATION IMPACT COUNCIL Waterbury Fire Department Ladies Spa Night Mr. Timothy W. Grimes Community Volunteer COMMITTEE Mr. William Cekovsky Mr. Scott Largay Webster Bank Ms. Elizabeth Crighton Brown, Chair Mr. Joseph R. McGrath Ms. Tamara Bushka New England Financial Group Mr. William J. Morris Ms. Chelsea I. Ambrozaitis MacDermid Performance Solutions Largay Travel Mr. Frank J. Monteiro Community Volunteer City of Waterbury Community Volunteer Ms. Katherine M. Hanratty H.D. Segur, Inc. Greater Waterbury YMCA Mr. Vincent M. Farisello Ms. Marysia Walker MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Janice Crelan Public Service Advisory Ms. Susan Carrano-DiNicola Jaci Carroll Staffing Mr. Michael O’Connor Ms. Julee M. Busalacchi Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP WORX Mr. David C. Petitti Hubbard-Hall Inc. The Honorable Neil O’Leary Community Volunteer Ms. Laura G. Hess Webster Bank WORX Mr. Scott Largay Vendor Recruitment Committee Torrco Mr. Stephen Dow City of Waterbury Ms. Mary Chiappalone Community Volunteer Ms. Karen Rainville Mr. William Cekovsky Largay Travel, Inc. Mr. Vincent Farisello Mr. Charles Senich Webster Bank Sales and Service Biondi and Rosengrant, LLC Mr. Charles Hull Waterbury School Readiness MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Kara J. Summa Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey State of Connecticut Workers’ Ms. Diane J. Eschner Mr. Thomas G. Dumond Jr. Ms. Katherine M. Hanratty Community Volunteer Ms. Loraine C. Shea Ms. Tameeka Cribs Summa & Ryan, P.C. Mr. Marco Marcello Compensation Commission TD Bank Crystal Rock Jaci Carroll Staffing Mr. Douglas Johnson Easterseals Serving Greater Waterbury, Central Webster Bank Ms. Marysia A. Walker The Mobile Pub Fourth District Mr. Gregory Jacobi Mr. William J. Morris Ms. Courtney E. Ligi Marion Manufacturing Company and Northwest Connecticut Ms. Stephanie E. Cummings, Esq. WORX Logistics Committee Webster Bank H.D. Segur, Inc. Waterbury Regional Chamber The Kolesnik Law Firm Mr. George A. LaCapra Jr. Ms. Janine Sullivan-Wiley Event Committee Ms. Tameeka Cribs GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE Mr. Leo Lavallee Sales and Service - Legal Initiative Ms. Nancy Mobilio UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC Northwest Regional Mental Health Board Mr. Vincent M. Farisello Ms. Ruth Grey Webster Bank Dr. Daisy Cocco De Filippis, Chair Community Volunteer Mr. Vincent M. Farisello Community Volunteer Ms. Kathryn M. Luria Mr. Donald J. Thompson Jr. Carmody Torrance Sandak & MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Miranda A. Sarjeant Naugatuck Valley Community College Ms. Libby Richardson Carmody Torrance Sandak & Ms. Dana Moreira Webster Bank StayWell Health Care, Inc Hennessey LLP Mr. Joe Gugliotti Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Mr. Joseph T. Connolly American Red Cross Connecticut Hennessey LLP Law Offices of Dana D’Angelo LLC Mr. Mark S. Massaro Ms. Sharon Zilahy Mr. Guy C. Gaudiosi WORX Ms. Carlyne St. Felix PHR Trinity Health - New England Inc. Chapter Ms. Christine Anne Sullivan Ms. Heather Musante Mitchell Eversource Energy Refresh Spa & Salon Saint Mary’s Hospital Ms. Elizabeth L. Lacava City of Waterbury Mr. Timothy W. Grimes Ms. Elaine M. Skoronski Esq. Berchem Moses P.C. Arthur J. Gallagher & Co. Mr. Robert Nocera Mr. John A. Zinno Jr. CPA Ms. Caroline Gottleib Powerstation Events Team Recruitment Committee New England Financial Group Special Education & Pupil Service Communications Ms. Susanna Pudelka Waterbury Housing Fund, Inc. BlumShapiro Crystal Rock Ms. Peggy Lawlor Ms. Jami L. Dohoney Ms. Susan E. Sprano Ms. Christine Anne Sullivan Mr. Grant E. Copeland adam broderick salon & spa Mr. Selim G. Noujaim Mr. Gregory Jacobi Community Volunteer Webster Bank Republican-American Berchem Moses P.C. WORX Ms. Danielle Shaker Noujaim Tool Co., Inc VOTING MEMBERS - TERM 3 Webster Bank Ms. Kathryn M. Luria Mr. Tom Dumond Ms. Kara J. Summa Mr. Joe Gugliotti Naugatuck Valley Community College Mr. James Orsillo Mr. Burton Albert Ms. Kara J. Summa Crystal Rock Summa & Ryan, P.C. INCOME IMPACT COUNCIL WORX Webster Bank Ms. Robin M. Sills R.N. Summa & Ryan, P.C. Community Volunteer Albert Bros., Inc. Ms. Nancy Traver Ms. Erin A. Dorman, Chair Tocqueville Society Chair Ms. Sandra Senich Saint Mary’s Hospital Ms. Crystal E. Vuole MA MPS Mr. Paul Pernerewski Jr. Dr. Robert Beaudoin Traver IDC Webster Bank Mr. Leonard Mecca Bank of America Ms. Susan E. Sprano Post University Connecticut Airport Authority Robert E. Beaudoin & Associates Mr. Thomas M. Abbott AI-TEK Instruments, LLC Republican-American Ms. Marysia A. Walker Post University Ms. Kara J. Summa WORX Summa & Ryan, P.C. We apologize if your name has inadvertently been omitted; please notify Brian Amero, Director of Resource Development, 203.757.9855 x17 or [email protected]. 14 15 VOLUNTEERS

Mr. Joel S. Becker Ms. Annarita DiFiore Mr. Christopher LaRiviere Mr. William E. Solberg Ms. Renee Young Torrco The Watermark at East Hill Community Volunteer Community Volunteer Community Impact Manager Ms. Mary C. Bulkovitch Ms. Barbara Diorio Mr. Jonathan E. Michaels Ms. Lynn G. Ward Ms. Susan Fournier Community Volunteer The Hartford Financial Services Community Volunteer Waterbury Regional Chamber Director of Finance and Mr. Robert E. Burns Group Inc. Ms. Dana Moreira Ms. Jodi Wasserstein Administration The Mattatuck Museum Mr. Brandon Dufour Law Offices of Dana D’Angelo LLC Westover School Ms. Ruth Galiette Ms. Kay Campbell The Next Street Ms. Sharon Reilly Finance Manager Community Volunteer Ms. Ruth Grey Community Volunteer OFFICE INTERNS AND VOLUNTEERS Mr. Glenn McCabe Mr. William Cekovsky MacDermid Performance Solutions Ms. Melissa Riccio-Santos Ms. Camiecia C. Anthony Director of Marketing and MacDermid Performance Solutions Mr. Hilario Huertas Jr. Post University Ms. Elsa Polanco Communications Mr. John F. Cronan Eversource Energy Mr. Daniel Rostan Ms. Georgena Thomas Mr. Brian Amero Community Volunteer Mr. Gregory Jacobi Waterbury Symphony Orchestra Miss Olivia Zinno Director of Resource Development Mr. John T. Daddona Webster Bank Mr. William Rybczyk Ms. Stacy LaCapra The Ridgefield Group Morgan Ms. Lissa Jennings New Opportunities, Inc. UNITED WAY STAFF Workplace Campaign Manager Stanley Wealth Bentley Systems, Incorporated Mr. Lee R. Schlesinger Ms. Kristen Jacoby Ms.Rebecca Williams Ms. Deborah A. D’Agostino Mr. Charles T. Kellogg Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury Inc. President/Chief Professional Officer Data Management Coordinator Community Volunteer Hubbard-Hall Inc. Ms. Annie M. Scott Ms. JoAnn Reynolds-Balanda Ms. Lauren Dassatti Mr. Paul J. Largay Middlesex Community College Vice President of Community Impact Listings represents volunteers serving Sweet Pea’s Florist Largay Travel, Inc. Mr. Jack Senich Ms. Karen Mello any portion of fiscal year 2016-2017. The Senich Law Firm, LLC Director of Community Impact

We apologize if your name has inadvertently been omitted; please notify Brian Amero, Director of Resource Development, 203.757.9855 x17 or [email protected].

We would like to take this opportunity to remember and honor the following departed members for their generosity and leadership: A Partnership with United Way of Greater Waterbury Provides: Dr. Michael Blumenthal Mr. Thomas L. Brayton Ms. Margaret Campbell Ms. Sophie Cantamessa Ms. Julia Davey Mr. Waldimar Gruenwald Ms. Anita Liebeskind Ms. Sybil E. Smith

Please contact us if you would like us to remember a departed member not listed above. • A way to invest in and improve the community, making it a better and healthier place in which to live, work and do business for all its citizens • The assurance that you are investing in local community programs with measurable goals, proven track records and solid reports on results • A way for you to integrate your organization’s values into all aspects of your business • A way to empower your employees by equipping them with opportunities to execute social responsibility and bring your organization’s values to life • A way for the community to recognize the good works you are doing and supporting • A way for employees to sense that you care and understand the needs of, not only their community, but also their families 1942 SOCIETY IN-KIND SUPPORT A very special thank you to the following foundations and organizations for their support of United Way’s Community Impact Initiatives: The United Way of Greater Waterbury has provided services to United Way of Greater Waterbury would like to extend a heartfelt American Savings Foundation Connecticut Community Foundation Ion Bank Foundation People’s United Community Foundation Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation our community since 1942, making a positive difference in the thank you to the businesses and individuals that graciously The Arthur W. Perdue Foundation, Inc. George A. & Grace L. Long Foundation The Leever Foundation Robert F. Quinn Foundation Waterbury Hospital lives of countless individuals. Over time, the needs and types of provided in-kind support throughout the 2016-2017 campaign. Bank of America Foundation Eversource Energy Foundation Liberty Bank Foundation St. Mary’s Hospital Webster Bank Connecticut Coalition to End Greater Waterbury Campership Fund MacDermid Performance Solutions StayWell Health Center Wells Fargo Foundation services have changed, but United Way of Greater Waterbury’s Homelessness Helping Hand Fund UTC Melville Charitable Trust TD Charitable Foundation commitment to investing in our community’s future and enriching adam broderick salon & spa The Mattatuck Museum lives is constant. Aro Strategic Marketing Frank and Sandra Monteiro Carrie Ashton Dana Moreira The 1942 Society recognizes those individuals who have chosen John B. Baker Donald Mroz and Susan Lapine to have a significant impact on the future of our community by Peter K. Baker Nedra Navage NUMBER OF TOCQUEVILLE DONORS BY COMPANY arranging for a planned gift to United Way of Greater Waterbury. The Big Dipper Ice Cream Factory Onyx II Fine Jewelers Webster Bank...... 30 Waterbury Hospital...... 5 Suzanne C. Boccuzzi O’Rourke & Birch Florists MacDermid Performance Solutions...... 5 EmCare...... 4 Albert Bros. Inc...... 2 People’s United Bank...... 4 If you have included United Way of Greater Waterbury in your estate Bushka Lumber & Millwork Co. LLC James M. O’Rourke AI-TEK Instruments, LLC...... 1 Republican-American...... 4 plans or will and your name is not included below, please contact Ralph Carpinella Palace Theater Bank of America...... 1 United Technologies Corporation...... 4 Brian Amero, Director of Resource Development, at 203.757.9855 Debra D. Colacrai Police Activity League of Waterbury Carpin Manufacturing, Inc...... 1 Connecticut State Employee Campaign...... 3 x17 or [email protected]. Compass Wines Pool Water Pat Paula Connolly Powerstation Events Crystal Rock...... 1 Dumouchel Paper Company...... 3 The Country Club of Waterbury Proforma EmCare...... 1 Liberty Bank...... 3 Members: John Crouse Prospect Golf Hubbard-Hall Inc...... 1 Noujaim Tool Co., Inc...... 3 Crystal Rock Republican-American JSD Partners...... 1 UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC...... 3 Christopher A. Brooks Michael R. Lenkowski D’Amelio’s Italian Eatery LLC Ricoh USA, Inc. Marjan, Inc...... 1 United Parcel Service of America, Inc...... 3 Orton P. Camp, Jr.* Anita* and Don Liebeskind Fascia’s Chocolates Inc. Roma Ristorante Saint Mary’s Hospital...... 1 WORX...... 3 Garth and Janet Collins Marie-Jeanne McDuff* Sarah E. Gager Michael and Cheryl Siegmund Torrco...... 1 Alliance Medical Group...... 2 Dr. Richard Dyer Patricia A. McKinley Gilded Lily Jewelry Inc. Smoke Easy Cigar Parlor Waterbury Hospital...... 1 Bank of America...... 2 Patricia A. Emons Joann and Bob Narkis Tom Gleeton Summa & Ryan, P.C. WORX...... 1 Cadi Company...... 2 Dr. William Finkelstein* William Noble* Glenn Andrew Productions LLC Sweet Claude’s Ice Cream City of Waterbury...... 2 Phyllis Gebhardt* in Memory of William E. Greater Waterbury YMCA Timex Group USA, Inc. NUMBER OF LEAVENWORTH DONORS BY COMPANY General Electric...... 2 Timothy W. Grimes Fielding* Joe and Debra Gugliotti Torrco Webster Bank...... 206 Giuliano, Richardson & Sfara LLC...... 2 Kristen and Peter Jacoby Sandra Vigliotti Senich and Jack Hair Revue LTD., LLC Triple Stitch Sportswear MacDermid Performance Solutions...... 41 H.D. Segur, Inc...... 2 Tocqueville Legacy Circle Senich Highland Brass Co. Universal Copy, LLC LANXESS Solutions US Inc...... 22 Jaci Carroll Staffing...... 2 Eugene Kaplan* Attorney David Sfara Jaci Carroll Staffing Alfred Vagnini Saint Mary’s Hospital...... 20 Marjan, Inc...... 2 Tocqueville Legacy Circle Mr. Roger Shinn* Brian Klanica Nelson Veiga Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP...... 17 New Opportunities, Inc...... 2 Reverend Broadman Kathan Gene and Chris Shugrue Elizabeth L. Lacava Viron Rondo Osteria Crystal Rock ...... 13 Secor, Cassidy & McPartland, P.C...... 2 Chuck Kellogg Rebecca P. Williams Largay Travel, Inc. Votto Vines Hubbard-Hall Inc...... 9 Shaker’s Inc...... 2 Marita A. Lawlor* One 1942 Society Member wishes Litchfield Distillery WATR 1320 AM Post University...... 9 Somma Tool Company...... 2 Ruth Ann Leever* to remain anonymous MacDermid Performance Solutions Webster Bank Ion Bank ...... 7 Thomaston Savings Bank...... 2 Torrco...... 6 Traver IDC...... 2 *Deceased MagazineLiteracy.org WORX Mary Ellen Massimo John and Lisa Zinno United Way of Greater Waterbury...... 6 Waterbury Regional Chamber...... 2 16 17 2016-2017 CAMPAIGN TOP 50 CORPORATE GIFTS 2016-2017 FINANCIALS

1. Webster Bank 27. Truelove & Maclean Inc. 43. Nationwide Mutual Insurance 2. MacDermid Performance Solutions 28. The Carby Corporation Company 3. LANXESS Solutions US Inc. 29. Stop & Shop Supermarket Companies 44. Powerstation Events CAMPAIGN REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT 2017 2016 4. Eversource Energy 30. Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions Waterbury Swiss Automatics, Inc. 5. Saint Mary’s Hospital 31. Cigna Healthcare 45. Comcast Corporation CONTRIBUTIONS 6. Hubbard-Hall Inc. The Siemon Company 46. East Coast Maintenance Systems 7. The Cly-Del Manufacturing Company Thomaston Savings Bank Eyelet Design Inc. Gross Multi Year Campaign 4,384,919 3,565,918 8. Ion Bank UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC Metallon, Inc. Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges (82,064) (130,422) 9. Torrco American Electro Products, Inc. Microtech, Inc. 10. People’s United Bank Cadi Company Summit Corporation of America Net Contributions 4,302,855 $ 3,435,496 11. Traver IDC Precious Metal Sales, Inc. Triple Stitch Sportswear 12. Republican-American 32. FD Community Federal Credit Union WATR 1320 AM OTHER CURRENT SUPPORT 13. Macy’s Logistics & Operations 33. Costco Wholesale Corporation 47. Westover School Program Support (Campership, Homeless Connect, Bridge to Success) 524,699 542,336 14. Marion Manufacturing Company 34. Liberty Bank 48. Wal-Mart 15. United Parcel Service of America, Inc. Shaker’s Inc. 49. National Die Company, Inc. Investment Income (Includes realized gain/loss on investments net of fees) 24,481 2,272 16. TD Bank United Technologies Corporation 50. Waterbury CT Teachers Federal 17. Illinois Tool Works, Inc. 35. Somers Thin Strip Credit Union Corporate Sponsorship/Event Revenue 115,000 142,500 18. Albert Bros., Inc. 36. Braxton Manufacturing Co., Inc. 19. The Platt Brothers & Company L.F. Powers Company Administrative Fees 117,932 87,777 20. Nelnet Inc. 37. Waterbury Hospital Miscellaneous Income 14,445 9,819 21. American Savings Foundation 38. AT&T O & G Industries, Inc. Berchem Moses P.C. Total Other Support 796,557 784,704 22. Timex Group USA, Inc. Target 23. Marjan, Inc. Trinity Health - New England Inc. Total Revenue 5,099,412 4,220,200 24. NEOPERL, Inc. 39. Somma Tool Company 25. H.D. Segur, Inc. 40. Demsey Manufacturing XPENSES: Seidel Inc. 41. Budwitz & Meyerjack, P.C. ALLOCATIONS, DESIGNATIONS AND FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES 26. Gem Manufacturing Company, Inc. 42. Pitney Bowes ALLOCATIONS AND DONOR DESIGNATIONS

Allocations, Program Support & Donor Directed to Funded Agencies 1,888,512 1,795,525

Donor Directed Designations to Misc. Nonprofits & Other United Ways 1,678,597 1,353,445

Total Allocations for Community Investments 3,567,109 3,148,970

FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES

2016-2017 TOP 100 CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS Allocations and Agency Relations 72,188 63,109 Community Planning 1. Webster Bank 27. Carpin Manufacturing, Inc. 54. Waterbury Regional Chamber 82. IAT Insurance Group 116,899 136,016 2. MacDermid Performance Solutions 28. H.D. Segur, Inc. 55. Dumouchel Paper Company 83. Target Community Relations 179,924 133,727 3. LANXESS Solutions US Inc. 29. Thomaston Savings Bank 56. Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions 84. The Harold Leever Regional Cancer 4. Saint Mary’s Hospital 30. United Technologies Corporation 57. Cartus Corporation Center Program Support 149,859 77,588 5. Hubbard-Hall Inc. 31. Traver IDC 58. O & G Industries, Inc. 85. Somers Thin Strip 6. Crystal Rock 32. WORX 59. Alliance Medical Group 86. Community Mental Health Affiliates, Inc. Total Program Services Expenses 518,870 406,440 7. Eversource Energy 33. The Platt Brothers & Company 60. Truelove & Maclean Inc. 87. The Siemon Company 8. Torrco 34. Wellmore, Inc. 61. The Carby Corporation 88. Westover School 9. The Cly-Del Manufacturing Company 35. Marion Manufacturing Company 62. Eemax 89. Secor, Cassidy & McPartland, P.C. Corporate Sponsorship 134,734 134,399 10. Ion Bank 36. United Way of Greater Waterbury 63. Largay Travel, Inc. 90. ATI Allegheny Ludlum Corporation Resource Development 11. Waterbury Hospital 37. TD Bank 64. StayWell Health Care, Inc 91. IBM Corporation 211,658 224,100 12. United Parcel Service of America, Inc. 38. AI-TEK Instruments, LLC 65. Somma Tool Company 92. Cadi Company Management and General 284,088 263,681 13. Albert Bros., Inc. 39. Powerstation Events 66. Costco Wholesale Corporation Campion Ambulance Service 14. Macy’s Logistics & Operations Nelnet Inc. 67. Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury Inc. Giuliano, Richardson & Sfara LLC Total Support Services Expenses 630,480 622,180 15. Waterbury Public Schools 40. UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC 68. General Electric Northwestern Mutual Financial 16. Carmody Torrance Sandak & 41. Health Complex Medical, Inc. 69. Connecticut Legal Services, Inc. Network Total Functional Expenses 1,149,350 1,028,620 Hennessey LLP 42. Bantam Wesson 70. Wolcott Public Schools Precious Metal Sales, Inc. TOTAL EXPENSES 4,716,459 4,177,590 17. Illinois Tool Works, Inc. 43. Marjan, Inc. 71. Jaci Carroll Staffing 93. Waterbury Youth Service System, Inc. 18. Connecticut State Employee 44. Stop & Shop Supermarket Companies 72. Seidel Inc. 94. Region 16 Beacon Falls & Prospect Campaign 45. Liberty Bank 73. Microtech, Inc. 95. Waterbury Development Corporation Change in Net Assets 382,953 42,610 19. City of Waterbury 46. NEOPERL, Inc. 74. AT&T 96. Community Health Charities 20. Republican-American 47. Timex Group USA, Inc. 75. FD Community Federal Credit Union 97. Comcast Corporation Unrealized gain and (losses) from investments net of fees (8,855) 6,624 21. Post University 48. Gem Manufacturing Company, Inc. 76. Town of Cheshire 98. Hartford Healthcare at Home, Inc. 22. People’s United Bank 49. New Opportunities, Inc. 77. Greater Waterbury YMCA 99. Enterprise Holdings Change in Net Assets 374,098 49,234 23. Wells Fargo & Company 50. Noujaim Tool Co., Inc 78. Savings Bank of Danbury 100. Region 15 Middlebury/Southbury Net Assets, beginning of year 24. EmCare 51. Cheshire Public Schools 79. Cigna Healthcare 1,132,891 1,083,657 25. Bank of America 52. American Electro Products, Inc. 80. Eyelet Crafters *Italicized Are Partner Agencies Net Assets, end of year 1,506,989 1,132,891 26. JSD Partners 53. Shaker’s Inc. 81. Palace Theater

90.28% of every dollar raised is invested in programs and services in need. Statement of activities and changes in net assets for the year ended June 30, 2017 (with summarized financial information for the year ended June 30, 2016).

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THANK YOU FOR A RECORD BREAKING DAY

2017 STOCK THE PANTRY CO-CHAIRS: SANDY MONTEIRO & LYNN FRANKLIN-HENRY

OVER 120 VOLUNTEERS READING TO CHILDREN THROUGHOUT THE AREA

AI-TEK Instruments, LLC Demsey Manufacturing Law Offices of Danielle S. Rado, LLC Savings Bank of Danbury Albert Bros., Inc. John & Judy DiGiovanna and Family Liberty Bank Shaker's Auto Group B. Kane Electric Company Inc. Drakeley Real Estate MacDermid Performance Solutions ShelterLogic Corp. Bank of America / U.S. Trust Bank Duffy & Fasano Marion Manufacturing Company ShopRite of Waterbury Bethlehem Volunteer Fire Department Eemax Mary Piscatelli Brigham Attorney at Law, LLC Silas Bronson Library Irene Blanchard Friends & Family Eversource Energy The Mattatuck Museum Southbury Volunteer Firemen's BlumShapiro G.S. Regan Associates, Inc. Joe & Sue McGrath Family & Friends Association, Inc. Boys and Girls Club of Greater Waterbury Giuliano, Richardson & Sfara LLC Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. Summa & Ryan, P.C. Brown Legal Group LLC Goya Foods of Massachusetts Monteiro Friends & Family Thomaston Volunteer Fire Department Bushka Lumber & Millwork Co. LLC Greater Waterbury YMCA Napoli Foods Torrco Carmody Torrance Sandak & Hennessey LLP Hair Revue Naugatuck Valley Community College Traver IDC Carpin Manufacturing, Inc. Haydon Kerk Motion Solutions Naugatuck Valley Council of Governments United Way of Greater Waterbury The Cave Pub Health Complex Medical, Inc. NEOPERL, Inc. Vincenzo’s Pizzeria Town Plot Cheshire Fire Department Henry & Federer LLP The Next Street Driving School Waterbury Development Corporation City of Waterbury - Family and Community Heritage Development Group, Inc. Onyx II Fine Jewelers Waterbury Exchange Club Engagement Center (FACE) Hoffman Auto Group - BMW of Watertown Palace Theater Waterbury Fire Department City of Waterbury - Mayor's Office Ion Bank The Platt Bros. & Co Waterbury Hospital City of Waterbury - Public Works Jacovino's Lawn Care Porzio Chiropractic Center Waterbury Police Department The Clean Shop John G. Gilmartin Elementary School Post University Waterbury Regional Chamber Coilplus Kennedy High School Powerstation Events Watertown Fire Department Connecticut Community Foundation LaBonne's Market Prospect Volunteer Fire Department Webster Bank The Conto Miceli Group - Merrill Lynch, Ladies Community Project Ram's Clothiers Wells Fargo Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc. LANXESS Solutions US Inc. Republican-American Wesson Energy, Inc. The Country Club of Waterbury Largay Travel, Inc. Sacred Heart High School Wolcott Volunteer Fire Department Crystal Rock Law Offices of Audrey J. Porzio, LLC St. Mary School - Student Council Woodbury Volunteer Fire Department D’Amelio’s Italian Eatery Law Offices of Brian J. Mongelluzzo, LLC Saint Mary's Hospital WORX

OVER 70 CORPORATE VOLUNTEERS DOING WORK AT PARTNER AGENCIES OVER 100 ORGANIZATIONS RAISING MORE THAN 89,000 POUNDS OF FOOD

Sponsors: Event Sponsors: Because of your involvement, the 2017 United Way Day of Action showcased the power of volunteerism – and the results that can be achieved when we choose to Live United. This collective effort will help fight hunger, promote literacy and support the local non- profit agencies that support thousands across our 10-town service area. From United Way and those who will benefit from your generosity, thank you for making history.

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FUND-RAISING THEIR HANDS YOUR HAND UP TO HELP THE ENTIRE COMMUNITY. IS HELPING MAKE HISTORY.

Thank you to all who attended the 75th Anniversary Wine Dinner – a special event that raised over $40,000 towards our record-breaking campaign goal of $4 million. Involvement like this is a main reason why – after 75 years of helping neighbors in need – the United Way of Greater Waterbury can continue to transform our community in the areas of education, financial stability and basic needs.

INDIVIDUAL SPECIAL EVENTS INDIVIDUAL EVENTS RAISING ITEMS UPCOMING INDIVIDUAL SPECIAL EVENTS

• Pilates and Peonies • Molly Stead, Prospect Elementary • Adam Broderick Spa Night • Monteiro Picnic Student Raises School Supplies • Boys Night Out • Daddona Birthday Bash • The Country Club of Waterbury • Cheshire Night Out • Ladies Autumn Soiree Women’s Nine Hole League Food Drive • Ladies Night Out • Sullivan-Senich Pig Roast • The Country Club of Waterbury • Train & Chocolate Extravaganza • 75th Anniversary Wine Tasting Women’s Nine Hole League Pajama Drive • Onyx II Fine Jewelers Trunk Show • Gilbert Family Holiday Party Raises Personal Care Items

After 75 years of helping neighbors in need, the United Way of Greater Waterbury is continuing to transform our community in the areas of education, financial stability and basic needs. But this can only happen through your helping hands. Many kids, families and local organizations have recently created simple, special events to raise funds and supplies – and the impact is powerful.

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COMMUNITY MEMBERS ARE MAKING HISTORY AND HAVING IT MATCHED: YOUNG PROFESSIONALS ARE CORPORATE PARTNERS INDIVIDUAL DONORS

Anco Tool and Manufacturing Chad and Nicole Albano Charles and Martha Kellogg Braxton Manufacturing Co., Inc. Scott Allen Molly Kellogg Chemtura Corporation Robert Augello Don Kelly The Cly-Del Manufacturing Company Harold Baker MAKING HISTORY Madelaine Kelsey CREDO Housing Development Corp. Richard and JoAnn Balanda Katherine A. Kielbowicz FD Community Federal Credit Union Jeremi Bauer Jim and Peggy Lawlor AND HAVING IT MATCHED: Greater Waterbury Interfaith Ministries Charles J. Boulier, III Mark F. Lee H.D. Segur, Inc. Thomas L. Brayton Dan and Julie Leever Hubbard-Hall Inc. Lynn and Elizabeth Brown Stephen Lewis Alyssa Altman Caroline Gottlieb Ion Bank Foundation Kenneth and Tefta Bushka Kathryn Tester Luria Steven Alves Carie Grustas Jaci Carroll Staffing Lisa M. Casey Gerard and Suzanne Mastropietro Chelsea Ambrozaitis Jennifer Jokubaitis The Law Office of Lisa C. Dumond LLC The Casey Family Frank and Sandy Monteiro Brian & Mark Amero Kristen Jones Liberty Bank Foundation Lisa G. Colangelo Don Mroz and Susan Lapine Shae Apland Brian Kelley Marion Manufacturing Company Janice and Arthur Crelan, Jr. Charles Pagano Joseph Bottacari Madelaine Kelsey Metallon, Inc. Joe and Doris D’Ambrisi John and Karen Pollard Liz Browner Scott & Alexandra Largay National Die Company, Inc. MaryAnn D’Entremont Bobby Reese Julee Busalacchi Courtney Ligi Newtown Savings Bank Nunzio and Daisy De Filippis Chuck Senich and Christine Sullivan Rebecca Caffrey Anthony Monteiro Post University Jack and Shelley Donahue Jack and Sandy Senich Shannon Cavallo Kyle Morris Precious Metal Sales, Inc. Tad and Dana Ericson Jim and Cathy Smith William & Kelly Cekovsky George & Kayla Noujaim Salvatore and Sons Barber Shop Susan Fournier Chris Szpryngel Stephanie Cummings Mike Sniegocki Seidel Inc. Michael and Kristin Goralski Darlene Stromstad Annarita DiFiore & Christopher Harrison Kara J. Summa, Esq. Thomaston Savings Bank Foundation, Inc. Lindsey Gruson and Jane Whitney-Gruson Sharon Sweeney Seth Duke & Glenda Robles Brandon Traver Triple Stitch Sportswear James and Kathy Herlihy Edwin M. Undercuffler UniMetal Surface Finishing, LLC John Hopkins Vincent & Heather Farisello Crystal Vuole Webster Bank Peter and Kristen Jacoby *One Donor Wishes to Remain Anonymous Jason & Jessica Gagnon Marysia Walker

WORX Beth Johnson Guy Gaudiosi *Two Donors Wish to Remain Anonymous

To encourage more citizens under the age of 40 to support the work of the United To kick-start the United Way of Greater Waterbury’s 75th Anniversary campaign, MacDermid Way of Greater Waterbury, MacDermid Performance Solutions put a generous match Performance Solutions provided a unique opportunity for donors and corporate partners to maximize incentive on the table called “40 Under Forty”. Young professionals who increased their gift through a matching Challenge Grant. Thanks to the generosity of local community their donation – or made new pledges this year – had their increase matched. members, $75,075.75 in new dollars was raised, achieving our goal and resulting in a match to support the United Way’s work surrounding Education, Financial Stability and Basic Needs.

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