2010 Annual Report & Awards Program

April 29, 2011 2 Board of Directors 2010 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DIRECTORS

Board Chair Lisa Andrejko, Quakertown Community School District Lynn T. Bush Michael D. Bannon, Department of Consumer Protection Bucks County Planning Commission Weights and Measures Patricia M. Boyle, United Food and Commercial Workers Vice Chair, Resource Development Local #1776 Bruce Iacobucci Ron Davis, Parx Casino First Federal of Bucks County Blaine Forkell, Wegmans Food Markets Barry Galasso, Bucks County Intermediate Unit #22 Co-Vice Chair, Community Impact Steve Gallucci, Wegman’s Food Markets Trish Markel William Gretzula, Bensalem School District Team Capital Bank Brian Jeter, Comcast Cable Glynn Key, GE Water & Process Technologies Co-Vice Chair, Community Impact Doreen Masalta, PECO Anna Marie Mauro Ed Nawrocki, St. Luke’s Quakertown Hospital Community Representative Sonny Parikh, Community Representative Nathan Smedley, Independence Wealth Management Treasurer Francis J. Sullivan, Esq., Hill Wallack, LLP Mike Connor Suellen Torregrosa, Milton Roy America Bucks County Bank Pat Walker, Calkins Media John Wilson, Cordis Corporation (Johnson & Johnson) Corporate Secretary Thomas P. Donnelly, Esq. Mellon, Webster & Shelly HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS Jacqueline Bowers Immediate Past Chair Dr. Gary L. Bowman James J. Dowling Kathy Brett Retired, Ethan Allen Karen Dawkins J. Peter Dominick Personnel Committee Grover J. Friend Richard O. Coe John F. McCaughan Kids Voting Harold F. Oswald, Jr. Samuel M. Snipes, Esq. Governance Committee Carl N. Wallnau, Jr., Esq. Francine Block Mark Worthington American College Admissions Consultants

At Large Member David J. Gondak Strategic Source, Inc.

Pennsbury LYFT 3 INTRODUCTION OF NEW BOARD MEMBERS Terms Beginning 4/29/2011 United Way of Bucks County Lynn Doyle Comcast

Sang Kim Wells Fargo

Robert Slegelmilch Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company – Newtown

NEW OFFICER RECOMMENDATIONS Terms Beginning 4/29/2011

Trish Markel Board Chair Elect

Francis J. Sullivan, Esq. Secretary

OFFICERS RETURNING for 2011

Lynn Bush Board Chair

Bruce Iacobucci Vice Chair, Resource Development

Anna Marie Mauro Vice Chair, Community Impact

Mike Connor Treasurer

4 SPIRIT OF BUCKS COMPANIES

Companies and their employees donating over $10,000 on an annual basis earn the distinction of Spirit of Bucks. They are the bedrock upon which our strong community is built.

$300,000 and Above $15,000 to $24,999 Johnson & Johnson AON/Affinity Insurance Services Arkema $100,000 to $299,999 Bank of America GE Water & Process Technologies Bensalem School District Bucks County Community College Combined Federal Campaign $50,000 to $99,999 Council Rock School District Charming Shoppes Educational Testing Service Dow Chemical Company Harold Beck & Sons First Federal of Bucks County IBM Corporation Giant Food Stores J.C. Penney Distribution Center Merck & Company Penn Color PECO Energy Pennsbury School District The Grundy Foundation QNB United Parcel Service TD Bank Target $25,000 to $49,999 United States Steel Advertising Specialty Institute Wells Fargo Bristol-Myers Squibb Comcast Cable $10,000 to $14,999 Enterprise Rent-A-Car AETNA Greater Philadelphia Media AT&T Bucks County Courier Times / The Intelligencer Bon Ton ITW (M & C Specialties) Bucks County Intermediate Unit #22 Lockheed Martin Citizens Bank Foundation Milton Roy Company County of Bucks Nationwide Insurance Federal Express Corporation Neshaminy School District Glaxosmithkline Wegmans Food Markets Insaco Macy’s National Penn Bank Rhodia Corporation Sesame Place Sovereign Bank United Health Group

5 COMMUNITY AWARD WINNERS Partnership Awards

We commend the following for their outstanding partnership with United Way of Bucks County.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT YOUTH ENGAGEMENT Barnes & Noble Best Buy Operation Helping Hand Award Borders Neshaminy High School Comcast EnForm Graphic Productions, Inc. MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY OF SERVICE ESSAY CONTEST McCaffrey’s Sara Stout Central Bucks West High School, Central Bucks School District COMMUNITY PARTNER Marissa Cubbage Charming Shoppes Strayer Middle School, Quakertown School District Comcast Ryan Day Macy’s M.M. Seylar Elementary School, Pennridge School District Wegmans YOUTH ENGAGEMENT - LIVING UNITED Jordan Stokes Buckingham Elementary Robert Scordia QUOTES FROM MARTIN LUTHER KING DAY Eagle Scout, Venture Crew 220 OF SERVICE ESSAY CONTEST WINNERS

“I watch the news every morning, and the feelings hit me like a rock. There are so many people that need assistance and so many that are calling out for help. Half of the stories on television are about people getting hurt or about natural disasters changing lives of millions. How must they feel? I know there are many organizations “Volunteering gives you an opportunity to that help in situations like that, but this is better your community, and yourself, all while all huge stuff. I’m only a 10 year old boy, having fun. Whether working at a thrift in 4th grade. What can I do?” Ryan Day, 4th grade store or cleaning up trash along the road, volunteering is something that every person should do in their life. Volunteering gives you “Happiness spreads through the “givers” an opportunity to make a difference and gives and “receivers” of service like an you something to be proud of all while epidemic. The deepest valves of the helping people in need. The number one reason heart are opened, and the love that why volunteerism is important to me is be- is shared between server and the cause it gives you the ability to change lives. served is a love of understanding, At the end of the day, volunteerism is not appreciation, and compassion. Service is just one service project or one food drive-it’s the salve that heals the wounds of making the difference in the community: one life’s twists and turns. When we join person at a time.” together in a day of service, we slowly, but surely, begin to construct a world Sara Stout, 12th grade of civility, contentment, and peace.” Marissa Cubbage, 8th Grade 6 Campaign Awards 100% AGENCY PARTICIPATION 15% CIRCLE AWARD A Woman’s Place Arkema Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Bucks County AT&T Bucks County Council, Boy Scouts of America Dow Chemical Child Home & Community Federal Express Contact, Greater Philadelphia J C Penney Credit Counseling Center NRG Energy Good Friends PECO Energy Libertae Pennridge School District United Way of Bucks County Rhodia Vita Sesame Place YWCA Bucks County Target

REGIONAL CAMPAIGN EXCELLENCE LIVE UNITED AWARD Enterprise Rent-A-Car Johnson & Johnson

PUBLIC SECTOR CAMPAIGN EXCELLENCE Traveling Trophy Awards Bensalem Township School District Highest per capita giving ratios in the 2010 campaign. Corporate Giving CORPORATE CAMPAIGN EXCELLENCE Over 100 Employees GE Water & Process Technologies First Federal of Bucks County

MOST IMPROVED CAMPAIGN Under 100 Employees TD Bank ITW (M & C Specialties)

OUTSTANDING CAMPAIGN/MULTI-LOCATION Employee Giving GIANT Food Stores Over 100 Employees First Federal of Bucks County OUTSTANDING EMPLOYEE COORDINATOR Janet Steiner, Comcast Under 100 Employees Bucks County Bank CAMPAIGN BEST PRACTICES AON Affinity

First Federal of Bucks County check presentation 7 Dr. Stanton Kelton Award – Lynn T. Bush

This long standing award was developed to rec- ognize an individual member of the United Way of Bucks County’s Board of Directors who has made a significant contribution over the past year to the goals of the United Way of Bucks County and its mission in our community. This award honors the memory of Dr. Kelton, a compassionate and gener- ous board member from 1966 to 1993, who was dedicated to the betterment of this community.

Paul Sauerbry Award—Thomas P. Donnelly, Esq.

This prestigious award is in honor of Paul Sauerbry, President of United Way of Bucks County from 1964 to 1974. The award is given annually to a volunteer who, over an extended period of time, has embodied Sauerbry’s commitment to the community through innovative leadership, stimulus for volunteer action by others, courage to overcome obstacles, and dedication and creativity in the development of programs to meet community needs.

A very special thanks to our Major Benefactors for supporting the Annual Meeting and Awards Breakfast: GE Water & Process Technologies Wells Fargo

Thank you to the following companies for sponsoring this event: Comcast First Federal of Bucks County GIANT Food Store Milton Roy PECO Energy Team Capital Bank Wegmans 8 Making an Impact in Bucks County

United Way of Bucks County has been mobilizing a variety of resources in our communities—through people, time, talent, relationships, expertise, technology and financial support—to create lasting changes in community conditions that improve the lives of the residents of Bucks County. The following is a snapshot of how UWBC adds value through a variety of community impact strategies:

Charming Shoppes, Bensalem

Fairless Credit Union, Fairless Hills

EDUCATION – Early Childhood & Youth Development Early Childhood & Youth Development – Community Investments to Partner Agencies of $412,500 to help children and youth achieve their potential through 21 programs provided by 16 agencies that support quality child care, school readiness, and academic completion. These programs provide safe places and caring adults for young children and school-age youth to support families. Pre-K Counts - $312,900 per year – this is the fourth year of the program for the State of Pennsylvania through the Office of Child Development and Early Learning. This grant provides Quality Pre-Kindergarten education for 62 children throughout the County and professional development/education for teachers to ensure quality education for the children. UWBC serves as the lead agency (grant holder) for the 5 Pre-K Centers that participate in this program. 21st Century Learning Center Grant - $420,000 per year for 3 years to provide after school and summer, academic and cultural enrichment opportunites for youth grades 6-8 as well as grades 9-12 and their parents in partnership with the Bristol Borough School District, with $100,000 for a one year extension of the Homework Zone program for youth grades 4-6. Offerings include service learning activities, career and technology education, and prevention and recreational programming. Success By 6 – is part of the largest network of early childhood coalitions in the country. With 39,000 children in Bucks County under the age of six, our volunteers are working on projects in 4 key areas: 1) Quality Early Care and Education 2) Literacy 3) Parenting and 4) Healthy From the Start to make sure that these children are ready to learn when they enter school. Born Learning – Distribution county-wide to parents and caregivers to create early learning opportunities for young children. These materials include “KidBasics” and “Your Child @ …” series in both English and Spanish. We focus on “Everyday Moments Being Teachable Moments.” Currently , we are planning the establishment of “Born Learning Trails” throughout the County. Children’s Trust Fund – Strong Families, Safe Children Grant of $40,000 for 3 years (we are currently in Year 1) - to provide coaching/mentoring for family child care professionals regarding identifying and reporting potential child abuse and neglect. This is our second grant from the Children’s Trust Fund. 9 EDUCATION (continued)

LYFT – Drug Free Communities Grant - $125,000 per year for up to 5 years (we have just started the 1st Year of a second cycle) of this program that works with the Pennsbury School District through a community coalition to support efforts to minimize risk- taking behavior and maximize access to prevention education opportunities and resources to assist youth and families. LYFT – SPF-SIG (Strategic Prevention Framework – State Incentive Grant) – In collaboration with The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania, Inc. , the Pennsbury LYFT program has received funding, support services, and programs focused on reducing underage drinking. School Readiness Materials - Created a “Children Learn Through Play” card to support parents in preparing their children for school and distributed “Kindergarten Here I Come” and “Learning is Everywhere” calendars with fun educational transition activities by month. These projects are collaborative efforts with the Quality Child Care Coalition and Pre-K Counts. Early Childhood Education Trainings - We support financially and with technical assistance, trainings for early childhood professionals which include: KidWriting, Tender Bridges, etc, in collaboration with other organizations that support quality early childhood education. Community Resource Guide for Young Children & Families – Prepared an updated version of this directory (Who to Call in Bucks County) that provides information and phone numbers (including hotlines) that are important to families and children. This guide is done in collaboration with the BCIU # 22 and the Quality Child Care Coalition. Ready Reader – Achieving Success By 6 – through a grant from the Wells Fargo- Wachovia Foundation of $10,000 for 1 year, we have created a Family Literacy Kit and distributed it to parents of preschoolers throughout the county with presentations by Success By 6 volunteers on how families can use this kit to share the love of reading with their children. Book Drives – Success By 6 was the recipient for the 4th year of the annual Barnes & Noble holiday book drive, as well as holiday book donations (for the second year) from Borders. Nearly 3,500 books were purchased by generous shoppers who gave these children’s books for distribution to child care centers and preschools throughout the county. This year we are again working with Barnes & Noble in Oxford Valley and Borders in Warrington.

Month of The Young Child , William Penn Center, Fallsington 10 Making an Impact in Bucks County

INCOME – Financial Stability/Self-Sufficiency Income – Financial Stability Community Investments of $350,175 to promote financial stability and independence through 14 programs and 11 agencies that support job skills, affordable housing, and skills for increased savings, financial assets and long term stability. Emergency Food and Shelter Program – Through funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, UWBC administers this program that brought nearly $400,000 this year to the community in support of rent/mortgage assistance, utility assistance, emergency shelter, and food pantry assistance. Gifts In-Kind – Through a network of stores and businesses throughout the area, we receive donations with an average annual value over $500,000 of goods for distribution to our partner agencies throughout the County. These items include bedding, clothing, furniture, toys, house wares, etc, for use by the agencies or their clients. In-Kind Donations - In 2010, the business community and generous residents of Bucks County donated over $100,000 of donations. They have donated items such as coats, office furniture, sofas , TV’s and wheelchairs. These items are given to our agencies to use or be used by their clients.

Jordan Stokes with Stuff the Bus donations

Rob Scordia donates bikes to the Neighborhood First Program,

Bristol Borough 21st Century, and Bait students as his Eagle Scout Project

Operation Helping Hand – An annual food drive that is run through United Way in collaboration with the schools (both public and private) to collect food on one day each year in March, and was expanded this year to include the business community. This collection brought in nearly 50,000 lbs. of food in 2010, which was distributed to food pantries throughout the county. Tax Prep & EITC - On-line and On-site Tax Preparation – linkage on our website for tax preparation for anyone making less than $52,000 per year, to complete and file their tax returns free of charge. Coordinated with Pathways PA to provide free tax preparation for early childhood providers at their centers. These programs focus on capturing the Earned Income Tax Credit to benefit families in Bucks County.

11 HEALTH – Healthy Communities

Health – Healthy Community Investments of $450,000 to promote health services, access to healthcare, violence prevention education, and coordination of services through 17 programs provided by 13 agencies. First Call For Help – A local phone Information and Referral service run through United Way of Bucks County in collaboration with Contact of Greater Philadelphia for people in the community to connect to agencies, for emergency assistance, and referral for services. Connections – Human Resource Directory - Also known as “The Red Book” – UWBC compiles this comprehensive listing of a variety of human services (both private and public) which are available to people in our community. This directory is also avail- able on-line at www.uwbucks.org.

Soup’s On, Galilee Village, Levittown

Familywize Prescription Assistance Program – UWBC distributes prescription discount cards throughout the county for use by people who do not have prescription coverage or for a drug that is not covered. In 2010, 14,491 claims were made and $304,000 was saved by the residents of Bucks County on their medications. As of April 2011, we have surpassed $1,000,000 in savings for Bucks County residents.

12 Member Agency Community Investment

People need help all over, and United Way strives to impact every area of Upper, Central and Lower Bucks County. We listen to our community. Residents tell us what they consider to be their most critical issues and, ultimately, help our volunteers determine which programs need funding. Our member agencies then partner with us to provide services in all of these areas.

A complete listing of programs United Way funds at our Member Agencies is included below:

A Woman’s Place Child, Home & Community Lower Bucks Community Center Counseling Programs Adolescent Parenting & Career Scholarship/Family Support Program Aldie Counseling Center Development Program Lower Bucks Family Y Outpatient Services Children’s Developmental Program Special Needs & At Risk Early Childhood American Red Cross/Lower Bucks Family Support Program School Age Special Needs - At Risk Youth Care Chapter CONTACT Bucks County Network of Victim Assistance Crisis & Help Lines Education Prevention Emergency Services Direct Services to Victims of Crimes & Violence Homeless Shelter Reassurance Contact Credit Counseling Center The Peace Center American Red Cross SEPA Chapter Project Peace in Schools Emergency Services Mortgage Foreclosure Mitigation Family Service Association TODAY, Inc. BARC Developmental Services Behavioral Health The Incredible Years JOBS - Employment Training & Placement, Bucks Promise for Youth and Communities Developmentally Disabled Early Childhood Services Drive to Success Upper Bucks Y Beelong Adult Day Center Teen Center Adult Day Program and Respite Preschool Child Care HIV/AIDS Case Management School Age Child Care Big Brothers/Big Sisters School Mentoring Program Galilee Pavilion VITA Community Bridge Mentoring Program Soup’s On ESL Class for Immigrants High School Bigs Mentoring Program Basic Aide Program YWCA Bucks County Boy Scouts of America Girls Scouts of Eastern PA Employment Program Girl Scout Youth Leadership Development Program Family Center Programs Bucks County Council Shared Housing Scout Reach Good Friends, Inc. Halfway House for Men Prevention Programs The Council of Southeast of Youth Services JustCommunity, Inc. Pennsylvania, Inc. Positive Social Norms Project Substance Abuse Prevention and Intervention for Youth Legal Aid of Southeastern PA Employment & Bankruptcy Program Bucks County Headstart Protection from Abuse Pro Bono Program Summer Enrichment Program Libertae Bucks County Housing Group Family House Financial & Housing Counseling Program Halfway House for Women Bucks County Opportunity Council Lifespan Adult Day Center Economic Self-Sufficiency Program Adult Day Care/Senior Support Prevention Stabilization Program Services Emergency Services

UWBC Partner Agency Directors and Representatives 13 Resources Under Management

United Way of Bucks County has been making a greater impact on the community by bringing programs and services that are grant funded to Bucks County. 2010 saw the largest amount of grant funding coming through UWBC, which provided important resources to a host of community programs and diversifying our revenue stream. A few of these programs are highlighted here:

Pre-K Counts - $312,900 per year – 2010 is the fourth year of the program for the State of Pennsylvania through the Office of Child Development and Early Learning. This grant provides Quality Pre-Kindergarten education for 62 children throughout the County and professional development/education for teachers to ensure quality education for the children. UWBC serves as the lead agency (grant holder) for the 5 Pre-K Centers that participate in this program. Children’s Trust Fund – Strong Families, Safe Children Grant of $40,000 for 3 years (we are currently in Year 1) - to provide coaching/mentoring for family child care providers to support parents in their programs and training for child care professionals regarding identifying and reporting potential child abuse and neglect. This is the 2nd grant that we have received from CTF. 21st Century Learning Center Grant – $420,000 per year for 3 years to provide after school and summer, academic and cultural enrichment opportunities for youth grades 6-8 as well as grades 9-12 and their parents in partnership with Bristol Borough School District, with $100,000 for a one year extension of the Homework Zone program for youth grades 4-6. Offerings include service learning activities, career and technology education, prevention, education and recreational programming. LYFT – Drug Free Communities Grant – $125,000 per year for up to 5 years (we have just started the 1st Year of a second cycle) of this program that works with Pennsbury School District through a community coalition to support efforts to minimize risk-taking behavior and maximize access to prevention education opportunities and resources to assist youth and families. LYFT – SPF-SIG (Strategic Prevention Framework – State Incentive Grant) – In collaboration with The Council of Southeast Pennsylvania Inc., the Pennsbury LYFT program has received funding, support services, and programs focused on reducing underage drinking.

941,911 916,018 871,192 863,299

283,391 344,725

14 United Way of Bucks County Statement of Operations (Pre-audit) For the Year Ended 12/31/2010

PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE EXPENDITURES Net Campaign Revenue Community Impact Expenses Gross Campaign 2,303,902 Distributions to Bucks County 1,470,367 Less: Donor Directed Gifts (230,418) Less: Donor Directed Gifts (230,418) Less: Provision for Uncollectibles (185,412) Net Campaign Revenue 1,888,072 Net Distribution to Community 1,239,949 Grant Revenue 941,911 Community Initiatives, including Grants 962,253 Donated Svcs & Materials (Gifts In-kind) 522,379 Donated Services & Materials 522,379 Other Revenue 68,977 Community Impact 76,277 Net Returns on Investments 69,033 Funds Distribution 74,743 Individual Services 75,574 PUBLIC SUPPORT & REVENUE 3,490,372 Community Impact Expenses 2,951,175

Fundraising 220,522 General & Administrative 277,164 * The 2010 Financial Statement is unaudited (audit typically occurs over the United Way Support 22,059 summer). Audited statements for all prior years are available at United Way of Bucks County, 413 Hood Blvd, Fairless Hills, PA 19030. A copy of United Way’s official registration and financial information may be obtained from EXPENDITURES 3,470,920 the Pennsylvania Department of State by calling toll free 1.800.732.0999 NET SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) (19,452)

Public Support and Revenue

Net Campaign Revenue Grant Revenue 54% 27%

Net Returns on Investments 2% Donated Services & Other Revenue Materials 2% 15%

Expenditures

Funds Distribution Net Distributions to Community Community Impact 2% 36% 2% Individual Services 2%

Community Initiatives, inclg Grants 28%

United Way Support 1%

General & Administrative 8%

Fundraising Donated Services & Materials 6% 15% 15 3M – A Woman’s Place – Abbott Laboratories – Accenture – ACME – Acxiom – ADP/Manhattan – Advertising Specialty Institute – Aetna – Agilent – AIG/AGF – Air Products & Chemical – Aldie Counseling Center – Alfa Laval – Allstate – American Century – American Express – American Red Cross – Ametek – Andersen – AON/Affinity – ArcelorMittal – Aria Hospital – Arkema – AT&T – Avery Dennison – B. J.’s – BankAmerica – BARC Developmental Services – Barnes Distribution – Battelle – BC Drug & Alcohol Commission – BC Intermediate Unit – BC Office of Employment & Training – BD Group – BEELONG Adult Day Services – Begley, Carlin & Mandio – Bensalem Township – Bensalem Township Police (BTBPA) – Bensalem Township School District – Best Buy – Big Brothers/Big Sisters – Boeing – Bon Ton – Bonsal – Boy Scouts of America – Bristol Borough School District – Bristol Township School District – Bristol-Myers Squibb – Bucks County Bank – Bucks County Community College – Bucks County Courier Times – Bucks County Free Library – Bucks County Head Start – Bucks County Housing Authority – Bucks County Housing Group – Bucks County Opportunity Council – Bucks County Technical High School – Bucks County-Workforce Investment Board – C & S Wholesale Grocers – Capital Area United Way – CDC Publishing – Centennial School District – Central Bucks School District – Ceridian – CFC – Charming Shoppes – Child, Home & Community – Children’s Developmental Program – CIGNA – Citizens Bank – Comcast – Constellation Energy – Contact, Greater Philadelphia – Council of SE PA – Council Rock School District – County of Bucks – Credit Counseling Center – CSL Behring – Cummins Power Systems – Delaware Valley College – Deloitte & Touche – Dominion – Domtar – Dow Chemical – Dunmore – Educational Testing Service – EnForm – Enterprise – Equifax – Express Scripts – Family Service AssociationTHANK – Federal Express – First Federal of Bucks County – First Niagara YOU Bank – Fisher Clinical Services – FMC – Fox Chase Bank – Fulton Bank – Gap – GE Water & Process Technologies – Geisinger Health System – Genworth Financial – GIANT – GM – GMAC – Good Friends – Grand View Hospital – Guard Insurance Haas – Habitat for Humanity – Harold Beck & Sons – Harvey Hubbell Foundation – Heraeus Electro-Nite – Holman Enterprises – Home Depot – Honeywell – Hospira – Hyman Korman – IBM – ING – Insaco – ITT – ITW – J.C. Penney – Janney Montgomery Scott – Johnson & Johnson – Johnson, Kendall & Johnson – JP Morgan Chase – Keefe Commissary Network – Kohl’s – Laboratory Corp. of America – Legal Aid of Southeastern PA – Lepco Lawn Equipment Parts – Lexmark – Libertae – Liberty Mutual – LifeQuest – Lifespan Adult Day Health Center – Lincoln Financial Group – Lincoln National Life Insurance – Lockheed Martin – Lowe’s – Lower Bucks Chamber of Commerce – Lower Bucks Community Centers – Lower Bucks Family YMCA – Lucent Technologies – MacSteel – Macy’s – Marsh & McLennan – Marshall, Dennehey – McCafferty – McGraw-Hill – Merck – Middle Bucks Institute – Mile High United Way – Milton Roy – Morgan Stanley – Morrisville School District – National Penn Bank – Nationwide – Neshaminy School District – Network for Good – Network of Victim Assistance – New Hope-Solebury School District – New Jersey State Employees – North Penn United Way – Northampton Township – Northwest Airline – Northwestern Human Services – NRG – NuStar Energy – OfficeMax – PA CareerLink – Palisades School District – PECO – Penn Color – Penn State – Penndel Mental Health Center – Pennoni Associates – Pennridge School District – Pennsbury School District – Pennsylvania American Water – Pfizer – Pitney Bowes – PNC Bank – PPL – Prudential – PSE&G – QNB – Quakertown Community School District – Qwest – Raymond James & Associates – Rhodia – Ryerson – SECA – Sesame Place – Siemens – Sovereign Bank – Sprint Nextel – St. Luke’s Hospital – State Farm – Susquehanna Bancshares – Tara Tape – Target – TD Bank – Team Capital Bank – The Grundy Foundation – The Rose Group – Third Federal Bank – TIAA-CREF – Tinsman Brothers – TODAY – Toner Recycling – Triangle – United Way – Unisys – United Health Group – United Parcel Service – United States Steel – United Way for Southeastern Michigan – United Way Greater Battle Creek – United Way of Allegheny County – United Way of Bergen County – United Way of Berks County – United Way of Bucks County – United Way of Burlington County – United Way of Camden County – United Way of Central and Northeastern – Connecticut – United Way of Central Arkansas – United Way of Central Illinois – United Way of Central Indiana – United Way of Central Jersey – United Way of Central Maryland – United Way of Central New York – United Way of Chester County – United Way of Dane County – United Way of Delaware – United Way of Forsyth County – United Way of Gloucester County – United Way of Greater Cleveland – United Way of Greater Kalamazoo – United Way of Greater Kansas City – United Way of Greater Lehigh Valley – United Way of Greater Los Angeles – United Way of Greater Mercer County – United Way of Greater Milwaukee – United Way of Greater Portland – United Way of Greater Richmond – United Way of Greater Rochester – United Way of Greater St Louis – United Way of Greater Topeka – United Way of Greater Twin Cities – United Way of Greater Waterbury – United Way of Hunterdon County – United Way of King County – United Way of Lancaster County – United Way of Metro Atlanta – United Way of Metro Chicago – United Way of Midlands County – United Way of Monroe County – United Way of Morris County – United Way of New York City – United Way of Northeast Florida – United Way of Palm Beach County – United Way of Racine County – United Way of San Antonio – United Way of Snohomish County – United Way of Somerset County – United Way of Southeast Delaware County – United Way of Southeastern PA – United Way of Summit County – United Way of the Capital Region – United Way of the Midlands – United Way of the National Capital – United Way of Tri-County – United Way of Williamson County – United Way of Wyoming Valley – United Ways of New England – Univest – Upper Bucks Technical School – Upper Bucks YMCA – Valley of the Sun United Way – Valley Youth House – Verizon – Vita Education Services – Wal- Mart – Warminster Fiberglass – Wegmans – Wells Fargo – Williams – Windstream – Woods Services – YWCA of Bucks County 16 THANK YOU

17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Gift from Lockheed Martin Bowl-A-Thon

Month of Young Child, Lower Bucks

Operation Helping Hand Proclamation 24 25 26 Stuff the Bus

Employee Campaign Coordinator Training Month of Young Child, Elbow Lane School, Warrington 27 Dräger Coat Donation

28 29 30 31 United Way of Bucks County Staff

Sharon Barker, Co-Interim Director, SVP Community Impact & Development John Ramirez, Co-Interim Director, Director of Finance Jeanmarie Foy, Director Workplace Campaigns Patricia Stern Smallacombe, Director Impact Initiatives and Outcomes Patricia Gallagher, Office Manager, Administrative Assistant Danielle Bush, Community Impact Assistant Dan Warvolis, Finance Assistant Paulette Gerstemeier, Community Impact Assistant (Part-Time)

Grant Funded Staff Candida Guerrero, Grant Assistant Lizette Morales-Chomicki, Project Coordinator - LYFT Marissa Christie, Project Director – 21st Century Maura Papazian, Community Outreach Coordinator - LYFT Michelle Lenoir, Project Coordinator – Grant Programs

Campaign Consultants (Seasonal) Barbara DeFlavis, Christina Dowling, Lynn Sabo and Jim Strefler

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