UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWEST ANNUAL REPORT 2019- 2020 2019-20 BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: ELECTED TRUSTEES:

Board of Trustees’ Chair Tony G. Waldrop, Ph.D. Donald L. Adams – Business Manager, I.B.E.W. Local 505 President, University of South Alabama Shearie Archer – Executive Director, Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy Brent Barkin - President, Shoe Station Campaign Chair Mahesh Batavia - President, Southeastern Asian Store Owners Guy Helmsing Market President & Senior VP, Hancock Whitney Bank Joe L. Bedwell - Retired, BancorpSouth Raymond L. Bell, Jr. – Shareholder, Maynard Cooper & Gale Finance Chair Karl Ficken – President, Spire Energy-Mobile Walter Brand Todd Greer, Ph.D. – Dean of the School of Business, The University Senior Vice President, ServisFirst Bank of Mobile Audit Chair Nick Harrell - Executive Director & CIDO, Choctaw County Chamber Erin S. Jones CPA, of Commerce Wilkins Miller, LLC J. Guy Helmsing – Senior Vice President & Market President, Secretary / Governance Chair Hancock Whitney Bank Leida Javier-Ferrell, Ph.D. Bo Mattei – President, Thames Batre’ Insurance Director of Business Development & External Affairs William B. Sisson – President & CEO, Mobile Area Chamber of Labor Chair Commerce Rick Lambert Jeff St. Clair – President, Springhill Medical Center Southwest Alabama Labor Council, AFL-CIO Reginald Sykes, Ph.D. – President, Bishop State Community Community Impact Chair College Beth Thomas Michael Toomey - Branch Manager, Thompson Gas External Affairs Manager, Alabama Jean Walker Tucker – Senior University Attorney, University of South Alabama Immediate Past Chair Charles Hyland {Ex Officio} Jill Chenoweth – UWSWA President & CEO Director, Mobile Area Water & Sewer System

COMMITTEE MEMBERS: EMERITUS TRUSTEES: Sarah L. Damson Celia Collins Tom Hinds Attorney, Johnstone Adams G. Russell Ladd, III Ronald B. Melton Sydney G. Raine James T. Robson President, Southwest Alabama Partnership for Training & Robert J. Williams Employment

This publication recognizes United Way of Southwest Alabama’s leadership donors and workplaces that create effective change in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, and Washington counties. On behalf of the lives positively impacted, UWSWA extends its deepest thanks to our Leaders in Giving for selflessly investing in our community.

DISCLAIMER: Donor information is based on UWSWA’s donor records up to August 1, 2019. We apologize for any omissions or inaccuracies. Please contact UWSWA with any corrections at 2 (251) 433-3624. United Way of Southwest Alabama CHOCTAW COUNTY COMMITTEE Service Area Marshall Abston Linda T. Gaines Choctaw Sonja M. Brown Nick Harrell Tyler Davidson Mayor Billy May Will Finney Sara Retherford Clarke

CLARKE COUNTY COMMITTEE Washington Lynn Allday Bo Keahey Betty Barlow Sommer Keith Joe L. Bedwell Judge Hardie Kimbrough Linda Breedlove Terry Phillips Katie Clark Diane Pruitt Mobile Julia Ann Deas Leigha Reid Rev. Jim DuFriend Cynthia Tatum Susan Dunn Mary English Alesia Headley TABLE OF CONTENTS MOBILE COUNTY COMMITTEE A Message From Leadership 4 Shelia Bates Clinton Johnson, Jr. UWSWA Partner Agencies 5 Tracy Coleman Ryan New Alabama Snapshot 6 Rena’ Davis Lisa Owen Building Blocks 7 Edra Finley Matt Singleton Ashley Heyer UWSWA Initiatives 8 Covid-19 Response 10 UWSWA Collaborations 12 WASHINGTON COUNTY Volunteer Award Winners 13 Financial Highlights 14 COMMITTEE 2019 Campaign Cabinet 15 Brenda Bivens Jessica Odom 2019 Campaign Award Winners 15 Ashley Blount Sydney Scoggins Rev. Richmond Chaney Michael Toomey 1926 Society 16 Jamie Crouch Anna Clark Waite Alexis de Tocqueville Society 17 Katrina Dearman Winston Waite, Jr. Leadership Society 18 Cristie Giles Hannah Williamson Lynn Harrell Major Corporate Gifts 24 Corporate Leadership Giving 25 Corporate Sponsorships 26 In-kind Donations 27 3 MESSAGES FROM LEADERSHIP JILL CHENOWETH PRESIDENT & CEO Someone Needs You.

Actually, there are several thousand someones in Southwest Alabama who need you. You know them. They work with you. They attend church with you. They live in your neighborhoods. They work in businesses you solicit. Their children attend school with your children. They are your family members. They are you. Chances are you know someone who has received services, is receiving services or will receive services from one of our 47 partner agencies. You also know someone who could not receive services because the programs had reached capacity.

Yet, somehow, we always think it is someone we do not know.

So many people ask, “Why should I give to United Way?” My first response is, “Someone needs you.” My second response is, “Our partner agencies work in concert with one another daily to provide services to our friends, neighbors, and loved ones.” If one of our partner agencies suffers, it affects the other 46 partner agencies. The agencies rely on each other to provide comprehensive services to those who have needs: quality child care for infants and toddlers; quality afterschool and summer programs for youth and teens; quality care for adult children with disabilities; quality care for children with addictions. Everyone is someone’s child.

Our partner agencies rely heavily on each other to fill in the gaps of their programs.

Through Giving, Advocating and Volunteering, you can help the someone or someones who need you.

Thank you! DR. TONY WALDROP BOARD OF TRUSTEES’ CHAIR "Being involved with UWSWA has shown me what great needs there are in our region. Those requiring help have grown substantially due to the pandemic. I am very impressed by the commitment of volunteers and UWSWA staff who strive to make a real difference. Thank you to all of our contributors to the United Way of Southwest Alabama which help our partner agencies work together to help those in need." 4 2019-20 UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWEST ALABAMA PARTNER AGENCIES AIDS Alabama South, LLC Home of Grace for Women Alpha Women’s Resource Center Housing First, Inc. AltaPointe Health Systems The Learning Tree, Inc. American Red Cross Serving South Alabama Lifelines Counseling Services The Arc of Clarke County McKemie Place The Arc of Southwest Alabama Mobile Arc (known now as AltaPointe Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Alabama Intellectual Disabilities) Boys & Girls Club of Southwest Alabama Mobile Area Education Foundation (Thomasville) Mobile Community Action Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama Mulherin Custodial Home Catholic Social Services of Mobile Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy The Child Advocacy Center Penelope House, Inc. Child Day Care Association Regional Child Advocacy Center (Grove Hill) Community Action Agency of South Ronald McDonald House Charities of Mobile Alabama The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama Court Appointed Special Advocate Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, (CASA) Mobile Mobile Chapter Crittenton Youth Services South Alabama Volunteer Lawyers Program Dearborn YMCA Southwest Alabama Retired & Senior Drug Education Council Volunteer Program (RSVP) (Thomasville) Dumas Wesley Community Center St. Mary’s Home Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama, United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile Mobile & Gulf Coast Chapter Via Health, Fitness, & Enrichment Center Family Promise of Coastal Alabama Victory Health Partners Feeding the Gulf Coast Volunteers of America Southeast (VOASE) Franklin Primary Health Center Wilmer Hall Children’s Home Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast YMCA of South Alabama Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services

5 ALABAMA SNAPSHOT People of Southwest Alabama 80,900 PEOPLE Population Age % of Population are food insecure in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, Choctaw County 12,841 Choctaw County and Washington Counties. Clarke County 23,920 • Under 18 19.7% Mobile County 413,2019 • 18 - 64 56.7% Food-insecure individuals report, on average, requiring an additonal Washington County 16,326 • Over 65 23.6% $41,954,000 each year to have enough food to meet their food needs in Choctaw, Clarke, Mobile, and Washington Counties. (Feeding Clarke County America) Households • Under 18 21.3% Choctaw County 5,350 • 18 - 64 58.2% Clarke County 9,358 • Over 65 20.5% Mobile County 155,831 17.8% of STUDENTS Mobile County are chronically absent from school in Alabama. Washington County 6,007 • Under 18 23.3% • 18 - 64 60.1% 338 schools have high or extreme chronic absence. Median Household Income • Over 65 16.6% Chronic absence can affect a child’s ability to read well by the end of Choctaw County $34,884 Washington County third grade. Poor reading skills can lead to failing courses in middle Clarke County $36,127 • Under 18 22.1% school and to increasing the likelihood of dropping out of high school. Mobile County $46,166 • 18 - 64 58.2% (Public Affairs Research Council of Alabama and Everyone Graduates Washington County $40,794 • Over 65 19.7% Center & Attendance Works)

Percentage of People in Poverty Choctaw County 22.6% 11.7% INCREASE IN TEEN SUICIDE Clarke County 18.4% in adolescents 15 - 19 years old in Alabama over Mobile County 17.7% the previous year. Suicide is the second leading Washington County 18.6% cause of death for youth and young adults. Adolescents who are at an increased risk of suicide, have or have Low-Income Families in Alabama experienced psychiatric disorders (major depressive, bipolar, conduct and substance use disorders); family history of depression or suicide; • Alabama Poverty Rate 20.3% loss of a parent to death or divorce; physical and/or sexual abuse; • Families that Work 72% lack of a support network; feelings of social isolation, or victims of • Families Paying ≥ 1/3 of bullying. (United Health Foundation, Alabama Public Health, and Daily Income for Housing 46% Mountain Eagle) • Home Foreclosure Rate 0.91% • Working Families that are Low-Income 33% • Families with No HS 16.8% OF PEOPLE • Degree/GED 29% are living below the federal poverty line in Alabama. • Families with a Parent The federal poverty threshold ranges from $12,784 with no Health Insurance 39% for one person, to $25,701 for a family of four. • Unbanked Households 8.7% • College Graduates with Debt 50% There are 678,045 Alabama households with annual incomes below $35,000. Low income families often do not have the SOURCES: US Census, Alabama Possible, ability to find decent jobs, provide for their families, or save for the Prosperity Now, Annie E. Casey Foundation, Working Poor Families Project, and Spotlight on Poverty & Opportunity future. (Alabama Department of Labor, Alabama Possible and US 6 Bureau of Labor Statistics) BUILDING BLOCKS ESSENTIALS EDUCATION More than 6.4 MILLION POUNDS of food was 3,213 CHILDREN ages six weeks through five years distributed to 39.5 THOUSAND FOOD INSECURE received high-quality early childhood learning services PEOPLE in 2019-20 in Clarke, Mobile, and Washington throughout 2019-20. (Child Day Care Association, counties. (Feeding the Gulf Coast) Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast, Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services, The Learning Tree, and United 34,542 NIGHTS OF SHELTER were Cerebral Palsy Mobile) provided to clients in Mobile County in 2019-20. (Dumas 77,952 HOURS of preschool instruction provided Wesley Community Center and The Salvation Army of through the Early Childhood Education program in Coastal Alabama) 2019-20. (Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast) 17.8% of STUDENTS 1,314 DISASTER CLIENTS in Clarke, Mobile, and 92% OF PARTICIPATING STUDENTS in the Adult Washington counties received emergency services from Education Program attained at least one life-changing goal (i.e., obtaining a driver’s license, securing a job, trained disaster volunteers in 2019-20. (American Red entering a training program). (Goodwill Easter Seals of Cross Serving South Alabama) the Gulf Coast) 12,293 CLIENTS in Clarke and Mobile Counties were 93% OF STUDENTS in the Project Learn Academic provided financial help with electricity, water, and gas Enhancement program successfully progressed to the in 2019-20 at a COST OF $29,055. (Catholic Social next grade, and 99% OF PARTICIPATING SENIORS Services) graduated from high school. (Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama) 11.7% INCREASE IN TEEN SUICIDE HEALTH FINANCIAL STABILITY 85.2% OF SENIORS in the GrandFriends and SAIL 1,541 INDIVIDUALS received counseling on person- programs improved their health and wellness. al finance issues, and 98% OF THE PARTICIPANTS (Dearborn YMCA, Dumas Wesley Community Center, and demonstrated good to excellent understanding of the Via Health, Fitness & Enrichment) topics post-session. (Lifelines Counseling Services) 1,400 COMMUNITY MEMBERS in Clarke, Mobile, and 992 HOURS of case management was provided in 2019-20 in the Transitional Rehabilitation Program. This Washington counties received disease-specific program is a residential program for men who need counseling and support. (AIDS Alabama South, Epilepsy substance abuse treatment and a safe, drug and Foundation of Alabama, and Sickle Cell Disease alcohol-free environment while they work or attempt Association, Mobile Chapter) to find work in the community. (The Salvation Army of $39.4 MILLION in prescription medications were Coastal Alabama) 16.8% OF PEOPLE dispensed to patients in Clarke, Mobile, and Washington 33 RESIDENTS in the Transitional Family and Living counties. (Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy and Victory Programs received job readiness, life skills, and Health Partners) parenting skills training, plus academic support. More than 80% DEMONSTRATED IMPROVEMENT in all 151 TRIPS and 816 BUS PASSES were provided to areas. (Wilmer Hall Children’s Home) clients for medical and dental appointments. (AIDS 315 INDIVIDUALS with developmental disabilities Alabama South) in Mobile and Washington counties were provided job readiness and employment training and support. (AltaPointe Intellectual Disabilities and The Arc of Clarke County) 7 UWSWA INITIATIVES AIRBUS FOUNDATION FLYING CHALLENGE book is sent to the child’s home. There is no cost to The Airbus Foundation Flying Challenge is an the family; UWSWA provides the books free of charge. international youth development program that inspires Currently, children living in Choctaw County and young people from across the globe to continue their Mobile County zip codes 36509, 36582, 36587, 36605, education, find their professional vocation, and realize 36610, 36615, or 36617 are eligible. their dreams through mentoring with Airbus employee volunteers. In Mobile, the program focuses on In 2019, Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library provided a total of character development and STEM activities for 6,570 books to 6,377 children in Mobile and Choctaw coun- children attending Palmer Pillans Middle School. It is ties. Participating families saved an estimated $48,860. implemented in partnership with Airbus Mobile, Pillans, Mobile Area Education Foundation, and the Exploreum ENGAGING THE NEXT GENERATION (ENG) Science Center. Engaging the Next Generation ​is a collaborative program that was established in 2008 by Mobile Fifty students attending Palmer Pillans Middle School were United ​and Mobile County Commissioner Merceria mentored by 30 Airbus Americas Engineering employees who Ludgood - District 1 ​to showcase nonprofit volunteered their time, January through April, to attend weekly organizations in the Mobile area and connect them sessions with the students. with the innovators of the next generation. In 2019, UWSWA accepted program management and planning CLARKE COUNTY OUTREACH CENTER (CCOC) in combination with our Emerging Leaders Affinity The Clarke County Outreach Center (CCOC) is a central Group. hub for UWSWA partner agencies serving Clarke County to meet and provide their full spectrum of Due to COVID-19, Engaging the Next Generation was services to residents of the county, and not be cancelled for the year. limited to programs funded by UWSWA. Having a physical presence in Clarke County helps mitigate EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER PROGRAM (EFSP) transportation challenges as well as increase This program was created by Congress to help meet awareness of the programs and services available the needs of hungry and homeless people throughout to residents in Choctaw, Clarke, and Washington the and its territories by allocating Counites. The CCOC opened on May 29, 2019, and was federal funds for the provision of food, shelter, and made possible through an Alabama Power emergency assistance. In our service area, UWSWA Foundation Elevate Grant. serves as its fiscal manager, and the program is governed by a local board. In its first year of operation, the Clarke County Outreach Center provided services to 200 individuals through our The most recent funding cycle brought a total of $365,230 partner agencies. The CCOC has hosted 7 community into Mobile and Washington counties to help people in need. meetings and trainings. This total includes a special CARES Act distribution in the amount of $214,664. DOLLY PARTON’S IMAGINATION LIBRARY Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library program was FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION SAVINGS CARD designed to encourage reading to preschool children. FamilyWize is dedicated to helping improve the health Each month after a child is registered—up until their and well-being of individuals, families, and fifth birthday—a carefully selected, age-appropriate communities. These cards provide savings for those 8 individuals in our community who have and do not have UNITED WAY VOLUNTEER CONNECT prescription drug coverage and for medication not Launched in 2015, United Way Volunteer covered by insurance. Connect is a volunteer recruitment and management website developed to increase In 2019, individuals in Southwest Alabama saved $1,438,903 volunteerism and mobilize resources to meet using the FamilyWize Prescription Savings Card. community needs in South Alabama. Volunteer Connect includes opportunities for individual or PROJECT BLUEPRINT (PBP) group volunteer projects, an online event calendar, Project Blueprint is a two-month training and learning and the ability to track volunteers and hours. opportunity for people interested in learning about nonprofit board structure, board service, nonprofit In 2019-20, community members spent more than organization operations and more. In order to keep 13,891 hours volunteering, resulting in an economic our citizens engaged in all processes, it is important to impact of over $311,497 in volunteer hours served. make sure everyone has an understanding of nonprofit board service. Topics covered in the program include VOLUNTEER INCOME TAX ASSISTANCE (VITA) personal responsibility of serving on a nonprofit board, PROGRAM the unique business of nonprofits, and the services The VITA program provides communities with available to assist our neighbors who need the help to free federal and state e-filing assistance. VITA prosper. PBP is designed to empower the participants partners with community organizations, such as in the knowledge of nonprofit operations, board service, UWSWA, to recruit and train volunteers to assist and is reflective of our diverse community. Upon com- individuals with tax preparation and to educate pletion of the two-month series of informative classes, taxpayers about tax credits for which they may PBP graduates are ready for placement on local boards qualify. UWSWA also serves as lead for the South of directors and committees. Alabama Free E-Filing (SAFE) Coalition, a group of agencies delivering VITA filing assistance. Project Blueprint was re-launched in the spring of 2020. Due to COVID-19, the program was cancelled for the year. During the 2019-20 tax season, the SAFE Coalition filed 2,385 tax returns, which resulted in UNITED WAY 2-1-1 $3,407,673 returned to the community through tax Since its creation in 2007, United Way 2-1-1 has been refunds and tax credits. the nation’s premier referral resource for people who seek health and human services information. Locally, WASHINGTON COUNTY DENTAL & VISION through a UWSWA partnership with Lifelines Counseling PROGRAM Services, trained and caring call specialists provide The Washington County Dental and Vision direct access to free and confidential referrals to Program provides limited dental and vision care community services for individuals seeking assistance. for the residents of Washington County who meet specific requirements. Eligibility is determined on In 2019, the United Way 2-1-1 Help Line answered 12,420 a case-by-case basis, but applicants must have incoming calls and provided follow-up calls to 1,300 established permanent residence in Washington callers in crisis. They also provided 9,416 referrals to health County for at least six months prior to applying. and human services. . 9 COVID-19 RESPONSE United Way of Southwest Alabama worked with the community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. We continue to provide timely, reliable information and resources to our partners and other local nonprofits to help meet the growing needs in Southwest Alabama.

MASKS HAND SANITIZER MEDICAL SHOES

16,000 FACE MASKS 250 BOTTLES 1,389 PAIRS OF OF HAND SANITIZERS MEDICAL SHOES

TOILET PAPER WATER

20 CASES 156 CASES OF WATER OF TOILET PAPER

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

UWSWA CONVENED THE COMMUNITY RESOURCES NETWORK AND MODERATED 11 MEETINGS 10 COMMUNITY CRISIS FUND

$318,218 RAISED FOR THE COMMUNITY CRISIS FUND UWSWA invests the money raised in our community in internal programs and local partner agency programs that focus on the four building blocks to improve the quality of life: life’s basic essentials, education, health, and financial stability.

COVID-19 COMMUNITY CRISIS FUND DONATIONS

• 1st Baptist Missionary Baptist • Conrad & Eugenia • Petters Foundation Church Armbrecht Vanguard Fund • Gary Rehm • Alabama Power Foundation • Kathryn Coumanis • Nicholas Snead • Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority • Daniel Foundation • Roberta Athena Swann • Gigi & Conrad Armbrecht • Mary Fiser • The First • Arnold Foundation • Hancock Whitney • Beth Thomas • Ava Bishop Barbour • Sherrica Hunt • Truist • Terry Fountain Barkin • Charles Hyland • United Way of Central Alabama • Brent Barkin • Ann Jensen • United Way Worldwide • Sherry Bishop • Jeffrey Johnston • Cele Cushing Cameron • Kelly Jarrett Kane • Tracy Coleman • Carol Klahr • Community Foundation of • Partick Marquis Note - All donations listed were received Northeast Alabama • Robert C. Matthews before June 30, 2020.

PARTNER AGENCIES ALLOCATED COMMUNITY CRISIS FUND GRANTS - ROUND 1 • Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Alabama • Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest Alabama (Thomasville) • Court Apointed Special Advocate (CASA) Mobile • Crittenton Youth Center • Drug Education Council • Dumas Wesley Community Center • Epilepsy Foundation of Alabama • Housing First • Penelope House • Via Health, Fitness, & Enrichment Center • Victory Health Partners • Wilmer Hall Children’s Home 11 COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS AFL-CIO

ALABAMA VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN DISASTERS (ALVOAD)

CHOCTAW COUNTY COLLABORATION

CLARKE COUNTY RESOURCES COLLABORATION

GOVERNOR’S OFFICE OF VOLUNTEER SERVICES

ONE STOP PARTNERS

PROJECT THRIVE

SOUTH ALABAMA COALITION OF NONPROFITS

SOUTHWEST ALABAMA LABOR COUNCIL, ALF-CIO

MOBILE COUNTY VOLUNTEER ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVE IN DISASTERS (MCVOAD)

UNITED WAY COMMUNITY RESOURCE NETWORK

UNITED WAY WORLDWIDE

UNITED WAYS OF ALABAMA

WASHINGTON COUNTY LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE (LEPC)

12 2019 VOLUNTEER AWARDS Volunteer of the Year Heart of Gold Awards Beth Thomas Choctaw County Dee Ann Campbell, The Choctaw Sun-Advocate Lisman Volunteer Fire Department Outstanding Partner Agency Margaret Taylor, Coastal Alabama Community College Drug Education Council Library Carolyn Minor Heart of Platinum Clarke County Clarke County Ethel Autry, Alpha Women’s Resource Center Judge Hardie Kimbrough Sallie Shields, Alpha Women’s Resource Center DeWayne Smith, Jackson Police Department & Edith Wilcox Volunteer Award Regional Advocacy Center Washington County Micheal Toomey, Thompson Gas Mobile County Ann and Ricky Boyd Lisa Shriver Denham Volunteer Connect Award (Partner) Sandra Dunaway Kerry Muguschak Ashley Mabry Linda Perdue Volunteer Connect Award (Non-partner) Washington County Don Fry Caldwell Adams Kenya Bivens Emerging Leader Award PowerSouth Lowman Plant LaKeisha Williams, Mobile Community Washington County Local Emergency Planning Action Committee (LEPC) Women United Award Hunt, Regions Bank Red Leachman Labor Award National Associaton of Letter Carriers Branch 469 WO Mozingo Community Service Award Frank Everett, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 505 13 FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS An audited financial statement is used to provide financial accountability and accuracy to federal and state governments, constituents, board members, and other people with an interest in UWSWA. The financial highlights have been summarized from the Audited Financial Statements prepared and certified by an independent Certified Public Accountant. The statement in its entirety can be found on the accountability page of the UWSWA website, www.uwswa.org. Statement of Financial Position June 30, 2019 54.1% 24.3% 2.7% Individuals Corporations Foundations & Assets ($2M) ($0.9M) Government Cash and cash equivalents $ 660,370 ($0.1M) Pledges receivable, net of allowance for uncollectibles $1,281,400 5.4% 13.5% Other Other Public Support Other assets $ 32,693 ($0.2M) ($0.5M) Investments, at market value $ 929,733 Land, building and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation $ 145,724 REVENUE — $3.7M Total Assets $3,049,920 More than 11,000 donors invested in United Way of Southwest Alabama. Liabilities Contributions to UWSWA are invested in our community through Line of credit $ 217,000 programs, services, and impact partners that show proven results. Campaign allocations and designations payable $ 562,079 Accounts payable and accrued liabilities $ 152,035 Together, we change the odds for people in Southwest Alabama. Total Liabilities $ 931,114 We have high standards for efficiency, management, and compliance.

Net Assets $2,118,806 • We disclose the findings of our annual audit conducted by our independent firm Russell, Thompson, Butler, & Houston. Total Liabilities and Net Assets $3,049,920 • We protect donor contributions to other nonprofits by verifying each agency’s IRS eligibility.

• We are financially strong with $2.1 million in Net Assets as of Year Ended June 30, 2019. Statement of Activities June 30, 2019 Thank you for helping us raise more than $3 million for our community. Revenue Public support Campaign results $3,160,955 COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS & Other income: Investment income $ 32,229 EXPENDITURES — $3.4M Other $ 512,122 Total Revenue $3,705,306 65% Community Impact Investments ($2.2M)

22% United Way Programs & Initiatives ($0.75M) Expenses Allocations including allowance for $1,634,912 9% Fund Development ($0.32M) uncollectible pledges 4% Management & General ($0.13M) Donor designations $ 594,062 Community and program services provided $ 748,262 Campaign, planning, agency relations, 87% Invested Into the Community management, depreciation and other $ 455,175 United Way of Southwest Alabama values its fiduciary responsibility Total Expenses $3,432,411 to donors, funders, and the larger community, and strives to operate as efficiently as possible. Last year, 83 cents of every dollar spent Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $ 272,895 was for programs, which far surpasses the Better Business Bureau

standard of 65 cents. Net Assets Beginning of year $1,845,911 Certain amounts in the 2018 financial statements have been reclassified to conform to the 2019 presentation. These classification had no effect on change End of year $2,118,806 in net assets for the year ended June 20, 2018. 14 CAMPAIGN CABINET Every Campaign must have a team of individuals from a variety of industries in the community to be a success. UWSWA is grateful for the outstanding 2019-20 Campaign Cabinet volunteers.

CHAIR 2019-20 Campaign Awards Guy Helmsing, Spirit of the Gulf Coast Hancock Whitney Bank University of South Alabama CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE Philanthropist of the Year Tony Waldrop, Ph.D., Brent Barkin, Shoe Station President, University of South Alabama Outstanding Campaign COMMERCE & INDUSTRY Alabama Bulk Terminal - Hunt Refining Christian White, Outstanding Corporate Partner Regions Bank with 50 or Less Employees FINANCE Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce Walter Brand, Outstanding Corporate Partner Servis1st Bank 50 or More Employees Tate & Lyle Sucralose, Inc. EDUCATION Reginald Sykes, Ph.D., Outstanding Community Partner Bishop State Community College Choctaw County Georgia Pacific - Naheola Mill PROFESSIONALS Payton Mattei, Outstanding Campaign Coordinator Thames Batre’ Clarke County Sommer Keith, SmartBank PUBLIC SERVICE Brent Barkin, Outstanding Corporate Partner Shoe Station Clarke County International Paper - Pine Hill Mill MEDICAL Brad Elliot, Outstanding Campaign Coordinator Medtronic Mobile County Lee Moons, Mobile County Commission COMMITTEE MEMBERS Christopher Esfeller Outstanding Campaign Coordinator Scottie Green Washington County Stephen Schlautman BASF Campaign Team Rufus Hudson Bruner Binion Outstanding Campaign Award Washington County SmartBank

15 1926 SOCIETY Early in 1926, Miss Elizabeth Fonde, Mrs. Lelia Hall, and Mrs. Corinne Wilson expressed to the President of the Mobile Chamber of Commerce, Mr. J.L. Bedsole, their concern regarding the need for a community-wide fundraising campaign. Mr. Bedsole suggested the formation of a Community Chest in October of 1926 and was appointed Chairman of the Community Chest of Mobile County. Over the years, the original Community Chest evolved into United Way of Southwest Alabama.

Membership in the 1926 Society is reserved for our most generous benefactors and complements other recognition societies to which a donor may belong. Once a donor has given a cumulative total of $25,000* to United Way of Southwest Alabama, they will be recognized with lifetime membership. The society was named for the year United Way of Southwest Alabama was founded, and the giving circles are named in honor of the four pioneers who brought about its creation.

J.L. BEDSOLE CIRCLE ($1,000,000+) Mr. & Mrs. G. Robert Baker, Jr. Julius E. Marx Bequest The Louis & Josie Forchheimer Memorial Mr. & Mrs. G. Brent Barkin John & Kay Mashburn Foundation Thomas & Sheryl Bates Bo & Meg Mattei Judy* & Glenn Bendel Claire G. McCarron Thomas B. Bender, Jr. Lillian C. McGowin Foundation ELIZABETH FONDE CIRCLE ($500,000 - $999,999) Lewis & Karen Beville Dr.* & Mrs. Frederick N. Meyer Jim & Martha Fuchs Mr. & Mrs. Carroll E. Blow, Jr. James & Laurie Mobley C. A. Wallace Dorsey & Howard Bronson Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. O'Gwynn, III Dr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Busta, Jr. Robbie & Mara Outlaw LELIA HALL CIRCLE ($100,000 - $499,999) Hank Caddell Joanne & Steve Palko Conrad & Gigi Armbrecht John & Glynn Case Richard & Kim Perry Mr.* & Mrs. Terry S. Barkin Mr. & Mrs. Clark P. Christianson Mrs. Robert H. Radcliff, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. W. Bradley Beard Mr. Angus Cooper, II Cynthia D. Ratkey J. L. Bedsole Trust Joel & Stephanie Daves Bill & Barbara Robinson Joe & Foncie Bullard Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. Dow Mr. & Mrs. James T. Robson Mr. & Mrs. David J. Cooper, Sr. James C. & Kelly Duke Most Reverand Thomas J. Rodi, Sarah & Tom Damson Bruce & Jane Finley Archbishop of Mobile Ann & A. F. Delchamps, Jr. Charitable Fund Mike Fitzhugh Robert & Beth Rouse Ansley Green E. E. Delaney Foundation Mr. & Mrs. R. Michael Saxon Mr. & Mrs. S. Toulmin Greer Jud & Liz Freeman Howard Schramm, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Clifton C. Inge, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Lowell J. Friedman Mr. & Mrs. William B. Sisson Mr. & Mrs. Russell Ladd, III Joy & James Grodnick Mary Hunter Slaton Mr. & Mrs. Goodman G. Ledyard Mr. & Mrs. Winthrop M. Hallett, III Dr. John W. Steadman Marianne & Frank Lott, Jr. Frank & Debbie Harkins Dr. Samuel J. Strada Abraham Mitchell Belinda & Cedric Hatcher Ann Marie Kilpatrick Terry Mayer* & Arlene Mitchell Mr. & Mrs. William J. Hearin* Michael C. Thompson Fran & Harris Morrissette Raynald Holder The Dorothy D. Trabits Stephens Foundation Dr. E. Grace Pilot Tim & Yvonne Holladay David & Michon Trent Mr. & Mrs. W. Davis Pilot, Jr. Robert & Glynis Hyde John & Mary Turner William & Margaret Seifert Charles & Patricia Hyland, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Donald A. Urquhart, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Norvelle Smith Mark & Nancy Johnson Tony & Julee Waldrop Doris C. Stein* Michael & Shay Kintz Jeffery A. Walker Mr. Melvin Stein* Mr. & Mrs. Allen H. Ladd Sheri & Jay Weber Thomas L. Turner Charitable Trust Leslie & Edward B. Ladd Charles & Clotelia White Edith Jordan Wilcox* Mr. & Mrs. W. Bibb Lamar, Jr. Christian White Larry V. & Susan Wilcox Turner Joseph N. Langan Charitable Trust John & Margaret White-Spunner Mr.* & Mrs. Robert J. Williams Wendi & Andy Lightbourne Palmer & Casey Whiting Anonymous (3) Most Reverend Oscar H. Lipscomb, Janet & Glenn Wilson Archbishop Emeritus Anonymous (6) Corinne Wilson Circle ($25,000 - $99,999) Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Lott, III Kevin & Cynthia Allen Merceria Ludgood Mr. & Mrs. John T. Arendall, III Elliot B. Maisel 16 * Deceased Every effort was made by United Way of Southwest Alabama to ensure the listings were accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

ORDER DE LIBERTE ($75,000 - $99,999) The Louis & Josie Forchheimer Memorial Foundation

ORDER DE FRATERNITE ($25,000 - $49,999) Jim & Martha Fuchs W Anonymous (1)

MEMBRES DE LA SOCIETE ($10,000 - $24,999) Conrad & Gigi Armbrecht W Jill Chenoweth W Ansley Green W Mr. & Mrs. J. Guy Helmsing W Mr. & Mrs. Clifton C. Inge, Sr. W Fran & Harris Morrissette W Most Reverend Thomas J. Rodi, Archbishop of Mobile Mr. & Mrs. Norvelle Smith W Tony & Julee Waldrop W Janet & Glenn Wilson W Anonymous (1)

UNITED WAY OF SOUTHWEST ALABAMA Membership in Women United is gained by donating gifts of $1,000 or more annually or $1,500 combined with a spouse, and is indicated by the “W ” adjacent to the member’s name. A “W ” by a couple’s name indicates membership of the spouse.

17 LEADERS IN GIVING THE BIENVILLE SOCIETY ($7,500 - $9,999) Mr. & Mrs. H. A. Rippy, III W Dr. Stephen G. Kayes Mr. & Mrs. G. Brent Barkin Mr. & Mrs. James T. Robson W & Harriett Chesney W Howard Schramm, Jr. Tonya D. Chestang William & Margaret Seifert W C. Dwayne Christian AUGUSTA EVANS SOCIETY ($5,000 - $7,499) Anna Snow Lynne Chronister W J.L. Bedsole Trust Emily B. Stein W Tammy Clolinger Charles & Patricia Hyland, Jr. W Jeffery A. Walker Roger Cole Mr. & Mrs. Russell Ladd, III W Charles & Clotelia White W Mary Angela Coleman Mr. & Mrs. W. Bibb Lamar, Jr. W Anonymous (4) Constance Cook Scott A. Newell Bruce & Marian Coole John Gates Petroutson Sharrie E. Cranford Christian White RED FEATHER LEADERS ($1,000 - $1,999) Dr. Karen D. Crissinger Bill Akers Anonymous (2) Noel Curry Carolyn Radcliff Akers W Sandeley Destine Dr. & Mrs. Michael R. Ambrose W Rob & Elizabeth Diehl GOLD FEATHER LEADERS ($3,000 - $4,999) Mr. & Mrs. R. A. Arendall, III W W Robert Downing G. Robert Baker, Jr. Karen Outlaw Atchison Gerald Drakeford Jeremy R. Deaton Alexis Atkins W Elizabeth Michelle Dudley Mike Fitzhugh Owen Bailey Kristin Daniels Dukes Wendi & Andy Lightbourne W Dr. Ronald D. Balczon Raymond M. Dumas Marianne & Frank Lott W Theresa Fontaine Barkin Christopher L. Dyer Merceria Ludgood W Mr. & Mrs. George Bates, Jr. W Kim K. Enikeieff Bo & Meg Mattei W Shayla Jones Beaco Ellen P. Faulkner Mr. & Mrs. William B. Sisson W Ann Bedsole W Suzy S. Figarola David & Michon Trent W Devin Bernard W W Michael A. Finan, MD Victor Valentine Anthony & Jamie Beshel Dr. Joycelyn A. Finley Anonymous (1) Sabrina G. Bessette W Steven L. Ford Lewis & Karen Beville W Melynda A. Forsythe Justine Herlihy Bixler W SILVER FEATHER LEADERS ($2,000 - $2,999) W Dana A. Foster-Allen, CPA Robert & Susan Rak Blanchard W Philip Addy W Natalie S. Fox Chad Blanton Kevin Conrey Drs. Ronald D. & Vicky V. Franks G.F. Bolton, III Catherine M. Cooper W Natalie R. Gassman Tommy J. Bowden W Sarah & Tom Damson W The Gayheart Family Jay Boyd Wesley Duggar Goldberg Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Walter J. Brand, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. Bernard H. Eichold, II W W Centenual Gordon, III Kandace Breeland Bruce & Jane Finley W Sonsherraye Gowder Amy M. Brewer Liz & Jud Freeman W Marta L. Graham Redonda Britton Mr. & Mrs. Lowell J. Friedman W Darren Greener Brittany Lee Brown Mr*. & Mrs. S. Toulmin Greer W Jason & Courtney Gregory Chandra Brown W Mr. & Mrs. Winthrop M. Hallett, III W Buddie E. Grimes Lisa M. Bukstein Mitch & GiGi Halstead Barbara Ann T. Guthans Richard & Angeline Buntin Kirsten M. Helms Virginia Guy Ray & Terry Cabaniss Erin S. Jones, CPA W W Gwendolyn P. Hall Hank Caddell W Traci M. Jones W W Heather Roberts Hall Leslie F. Carley W Michael & Shay Kintz Robert J. Hall Dr. Nicole T. Carr Patricia J. Leonard W Bobbie J. Hancock Kym & Jimmy Carroll John & Kay Mashburn W Shirley D. Hanson Marcus A. Carroll Lisa G. Mestas W W Beth Hardaway Clifton D. Carter Eric Nilsson Joshua Hare Mitch & Sherry Caylor W Mr. & Mrs. Edward H. O’Gwynn, III W W Frank & Debbie Harkins Robert L. & Helen P. Chappelle W Craig Perciavalle W Brianne T. Harrelson Joan & Danny Rickert W Brent P. Heiss 18 * Deceased Every effort was made by United Way of Southwest Alabama to ensure the listings were accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. Red Feather Leaders Continued Joanna F. Hartsell Michele Thrash Dr. Johannes Helbling Brenda Nader Dr. Mary I. Townsley Christopher D. Henage Erin Nelson Dr. R. Franklin Trimm, III Javier & Betsy Hernandez John Nicholls Jean Walker Tucker W Leigh Perry-Herndon Christina B. Nix W Curtis W. Turner Tom & Caroline Hinds Brenda Norris Ginny Turner Christian Hines Anne M. Norton W Barbara L. Turrens Tim & Yvonne Holladay Jackie Orso W Michael James Van Der Pol W Robert Hollis W Lisa H. Owen Laura A. Waters W David & Trish Houston Carrie Burton Pace Tyler R. Waters Linda Nowling Hudson W Leigh Parks Swanisha Webster Virginia S. Hunt W Michelle G. Parson Kimbel Wells W Robert & Glynis Hyde W Scott Pate Keith D. West M. Harland Ison, Jr. Thomas F. Perrine Gaden White Angela B. Jefferson Alfred Pettway Liam & Aidan White Jeff & Phyllis Jeffery Amber Pierce Dr. Alvin J. Williams Barbara C. Johnson Katherine Pitman W Shaneta Williams Rosemary C. Johnson Krista Presnall Kathy Williamson Alexus Jowers Andrea Rehm Stephen K. Williamson W Don & Pam Keeler Mark A. Reid W Tim Wills W Emily & Marlena Kelley Thomas Reynolds W Derek Witte Elizabeth Haddock Kirby Dr. & Mrs. William O. Richards W Kelly A. Wood Steve & Cassandra Kirkham Florian Rindle Contina Q. Woods Mr. & Mrs. Allen H. Ladd W Phillip Rivers W Susanne L. Wynne Michael N. Lake W Keri A. Roberts Anonymous (26) Cindy S. Larry Christopher L. Robinette W Katie R. Larson Anhkiet Rodriguez Donald J. Rose WHITE FEATHER LEADERS ($500 - $999) Chester S. Lewis Jeff & Beth Adams Roy W. Ross, II Melissa J. Long W Leroy Adams Alison B. Rudd Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Lott, III W Michelle Dubose Adams Sheri D. Salas Chris Lucassen W Christopher Ales Jorge & Anna Salazar Michi G. Lunceford W W Kevin S. Amacker Tuerk Schlesinger Eric & Phyllis Mabowitz Jillian L. Anderson Nick Sellers David Mallet Larry E. Andrews Shirley Sessions Paul N. Malone Tom Andrews Shannon Shelley-Tremblay Arthur McBride W Shearie Archer Dr. Ruth L. Shields John McCall W Charlyn Austin A. G. Simmons, III Claire G. McCarron W Laura J. Bailey Mary Hunter Slaton Patrick McGill W Mr. & Mrs. Justin Baldwin Christine R. South Patty McGill W Charles D. Balk Dustin R. Stanford Richard McGowan W Don & Barbara Ballard Christopher Stanley Scott & Sharon McMahan W Dan & Betty Barlow Dr. John W. Steadman Larry B. Mellick W Michael F. Baxter Dr. Judy Stout Teresa Meza W Ryan Bayles Margaret M. Sullivan Mark Rodney Miller W W Walter A. & Loresa Bell Charitable Fund Becky S. Tate Rebecca Schaffer Minto Michael T. Bennett Eleanor E. Ter Horst Arlene Mitchell W Joseph E. Benton Carolyn W. Thomas Ray B. Moore W Erica Berger Beth Thomas Sean & Debbie Morgan Dr. & Mrs. Roger Berkow Chris & Maria Thompson Mrs. H. Taylor Morrissette W Bridget Berry Mark Thompson G. David Johnson & Cecelia Murphy White Feather Leaders Continued Michael C. Thompson W 19 LEADERS IN GIVING CONTINUED Terrance L. Bettis Ellen Copeland Pamela J. Fredelake Willard R. Black, Jr. Dennis Coulter, Jr. Shane T. Frioux Michael A. Blake Dr. Kathryn Coumanis Andrea Fussell Christopher J. Blankenfeld Christine Craig Jeffrey T. Gaddy John O. Blount Milton E. Cross Christopher L. Galanopoulos Danny Bolerjack Korteis Crowell Robert Garner Chris Bolling Susan C. Crutchfield Kenneth O. Gates Sage & Preston Bolt Dr. & Mrs. Michael Culpepper Dennis J. Gavin Julie Criswell Boren Toby Cummings Brandon R. Gee Carl S. Bornes, III William M. Cunningham Jordan Gerheim Mr. & Mrs. Eric & Shevonda Boykin Chris Curry Alissa & Paul Giardina Phillip Braden Jonathan A. Czernek Mr. & Mrs. Jason Gibney Linda & Mike Breedlove Kevin R. Dailey Anna Kaylor Goldman Arthur J. Briggs Anne M. Daniels Carolyn Golson Charlene S. Brown Adam J. Davis Patrick L. Goode Mr. & Mrs. Skip & Barclay Brown Cathy Davis Sydney D. Grant Janet M. Buckley Judge Don Davis & Dr. Beth Davis Rex & Monique Gray Sara G. Bumgarner Cindy & Ken Davis Rachelle D. Green Alex Bumpers Russell L. Davis Cynthia M. Greene Jessica R. Harrison Bumpers Tamala V. Davis Douglas A. Greene, Sr. Francine T. Burks Ronald E. Deakins, Jr. Lee Anne Greene Brian G. Burnham Julia Ann Deas Warren L. Greene Dr. David Bush Terry D. Deas William Joe Haire Helen Bush Michele Dedic Naomi D. Halbert Laura L. Bush Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Dennis, Jr. Brian Hammack Lorie A. Bush George D. Dix Dewayne Hammond Jason D. Byrd Bronte’ Dixon Paul D. Harbeson William Byrd Elizabeth Dominick Glenn R. Harger Mike Cadden Nancy Doolittle Susan Harper-Flynn Daniel S. Calvery Lashawn M. Draine Robert T. Harris William R. Campbell Dalton T. Drew Spencer T. Harrison, III Luquen Cannon Rev. & Mrs. Jim DuFriend Lance Hartley Ton H. Cao Mr. & Mrs. Henry Clay Dumas Michael Harwell Mr. & Mrs. Kevin S. Carey Melanie Dunagan Richard J. Harwood Brenda Carlisle Kelley Dunaway Michael Haskins Kate Carver Susan Dunn Bernard Hayward Leslie Castro Gayle W. Dunning Mr. & Mrs. Matt Head Dr. Lanier S. Cauley Caleb J. Eddy Stuart Hedgeman Terry D. Caylor Katherine F. Eddy Scott C. Heggeman Dr. Michael Chambers Valerie S. Ellis Karen Hempfleng Cornelius Champion, III Jessica Esker Carey J. Henderson Stephen L. Chandler James R. Eubanks, III Russell S. Hennis Mr. & Mrs. Benjamin & Valencia Chaney Angela R. Ezell Randy Henry Fred Chapman Melissa C. Farrell Gayle C. Hilburn Chris Cheever Tommy Faust, Jr. Jere D. Hilburn Kate Christian Ken L. Ferguson Glenn L. & Cheryl Hodge Stella J. Clark Cyle & Mary Ellen Ferguson Family Adam T. Hodges Melanie R. Brady Cochran Jennifer Fisher Laurene S. Hollister Howard C. Coleman Dabney & David Foshee Ayana Hollowell Tracy Coleman Yana M. Fox Frank A. Holm, Jr. Michael Collins Brandon Francis White Feather Leaders Continued Robert P. Cooper Gregory K. Franklin Gail Hooper

20 Every effort was made by United Way of Southwest Alabama to ensure the listings were accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. Matt Hornsby Josalyn Allen Lofton Wadad S. Mneimneh Dale L. Horton Roger D. Loggins James Montgomery Jamie Horton Jonathan Loper Brandi Morgan Joe & Jodi Houk Ramon E. Lopez Charles E. Morgan Angela C. Hoyt Charles L. Lott Larry Morris Evelyn Herrington Huffman Christopher G. Luce Beth & Henry Morrissette Edward K. Hughes Kevin B. Lynch Justin Morrow Dr. G. Douglas Hungerford Elizabeth Mabrey Robert & Ginger Mullen Jerry E. Hurst Ashley Mabry Russell R. Murdaugh Robert Hutson Robert L. Mackey, Jr. Samuel B. Murphy, Jr. Edward B. Jackson Tyese Madise-Shaw Chuck & Sharon Murrill Johnetta Jackson Levon Manzie Eric & Jennifer Nason Mary A. Jackson David S. Marsh Tracy L. Nellett Sidney L. Jackson Brad D. Martin Cindy Nelson Zandra Jackson Todd Martin, IV Bryan Neth Dorcell James Walter A. Massey Stacy & Jim Newman Chaelah Jenkins Douglas E. Masters Jimmie B. Newton Clinton L. Johnson, Jr. Thomas D. Mathis Loren S. Nightengale Mr. & Mrs. F. Michael Johnson Rochelle Mattingly Candice Norwood LaTonya Baker Johnson Kevin R. Mayo Andrew Odom Vernon C. Johnson Anna Maria C. Mazzarella Joshua Odom Chuck L. Jones Daniel T. McCall, III Tim & Cindy Optholt Devin B. Jones Bob McCammon Dr. G. Coleman Oswalt, Jr. Elige Jones Robert McClintock Jane Bartlett Pappas Elsie May Jones Eddie McConnell Lawrence J. Parham, II Zakary Jones Sherrie McCormick Marty L. Parker Jason A. Jones Teresa McCoy Carlos & Harold Parkman Annice Jordan Timothy P. McCue Amy Schulingkamp Parks Rob H. Junkins Carey McDonald George Parten Dr. & Mrs. Adam B. Keeton Wendy McEarchern David N. Pate Tony & Patti Keith Carolyn McKean Don Patrick Jack Kelleher Rick & Dottie McKean John M. Patterson Carmen M. Keller Freddie L. McLain, Jr. Eric & Pam Patterson Keith L. Kelley Jack A. McLain Alan Pearce John M. Kilborn, III Constance D. McLean Martha L. Peek Hyun Kim Mr. & Mrs. John L. McLean John Perry Marilyn D. King Gerald & Cynthia McLendon Jerry Peters Sharon King Thomas M. McMahon Brian Phelan Catherine Kirkland Ami H. McRae Donna Phillips William Klutz Philip C. Merritt Robert J. Pierce Audreana A. Knight Kelly A. Miears Dena M. Pigg Sandra S. Koblas Jeffrey P. Miles Pablo Pischek Raymond M. Laconsay Albert Miller John P. Pledger Ernest F. Ladd, IV Carla Miller Debbie & Chris Portella Leslie & Edward B. Ladd Charitable Fund Eugene D. Miller Anatolij Potapenko Carey Lancaster Mary Miller Derrick D. Powe Lester W. Landrum Mary Russell Miller Garrett & Patricia Powe Dr. Jeffrey P. Landry Ray Miller Thomas D. Poynor, Jr. Kirven R. Lang John W. Mitchell Jason Presnall Charles Laurence Judy Phifer Mitchell John Presnall Michael Lee Dr. Michael A. Mitchell White Feather Leaders Continued James H. Lister, Jr. Danny N. Mitchem Misty Y. Presnall 21 LEADERS IN GIVING CONTINUED Christopher Pruitt Elise Slowikowski Nancy Vines Janey Quigley Clinton D. Smith Ruth Vollmer Robert M. Rachel, Jr. Deborah S. Smith Sheryl D. Wainwright Robert D. Rahm Douglas Smith Timothy A. Walden Ryan W. Raley Jim Smith Cleitis D. Walker Keith Randle Patrick Smith Jason D. Walters Jacqueline Rankin Robert C. Smith Daniel Warren Cynthia D. Ratkey Allison H. Snelling George A. Wasden Kerry Raynor Neil L. Snypes Pamela Watson William Rebarick Dr. Sue E. Somerville Carol Weaver Brandon L. Reed Melissa Specker David Webber Gary Rehm John T. Spivey Shelley Welch Barry L. Reid Ryan Springer Don G. Wells Jim L. Reid Jeff St. Clair Yolanda P. Wheeler Richard Remesch Heather L. Stanley Jarrod White Sara G. Retherford Darryl Stark, Ph.D. Marc S. Whitehead Leslie Hayes Rey Larry J. Stephens Michael Whitehead, Jr. Douglas L. Reyner Colline Stevens Mitzi & Spencer Wiggins Theda C. Rhodes Scott Stevens Robert L. Wiggins David Richardson Jerry L. Stewart Natalie Wilder Ricky A. Riego Shawn Stinson Rachel C. Willcox Nicolas P. Rigot Polly Stokley Grady G. Williams, Jr. Scotty Roberson Chad & Jill Stork Kenneth R. Williams, Jr. Warren Roberson Mitchell D. Stoughton Kenneth Williams Barry Roberts Dr. Samuel J. Strada LaKeisha Williams Deborrah Short Rodrick Elizabeth Stradford-Salaam Sonda M. Williams Benjamin Rogers Jordan Stringfellow Amber Wills Shelia Y. Ross Jason M. Sullivan Douglas Wilson Susan W. Roush Valerie Sullivan James Wilson, Jr. Cynthia B. Rousseau Dr. Robert B. & Leslie P. Sweeney Matt Wiser Aaron P. Rubel Stacey D. Tanner Melissa M. Wold Morgan Russell Ronald & Cynthia Tatum Alex Wood Garet R. Rutledge Pamela A. Taylor Peter & Jodi Wood James T. Ryals Sarah Taylor Carmen W. Woodham Blair Purcell Saale Susan S. Taylor Andy Wynne Joyce Salter Jason E. Thomas Melanie A. York Susan P. Santoli Robert K. Thomley Levorn Young Gary W. Saxon Kyle E. Thompson Ray Young Jeff & Paula Schmitz Tracey Tillman Ioannis H. Zafiris Dreama Schofield Charles R. Tindle Anonymous (108) Leslie A. Schrimpshire Coleen L. Tittle Louis M. Screws, II Michael Toomey Mr. & Mrs. W. Ross Seifert, III Cassandra Travis Edward & Katrina Sellew Medina A. Trenier Dr. Marion L. Sennett Karen A. Truitt Jack Shaw, III Vonna L. Turberville Tom Shaw Chuck Unkrich Cindy Sheets, MD Maureen S. Van Devender Johnnie Sheffield Kristin Heisler Van Drisse Larry M. Shoultz Sherrie K. Van’t Hoff Lisa Shumate Anne Mostellar Vella James L. Slayton Samuel E. Vial

22 Every effort was made by United Way of Southwest Alabama to ensure the listings were accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. 23 MAJOR CORPORATE GIFTS Diamond ($100,000+) Austal USA

Platinum ($50,000 - $99,000) Regions Financial

Gold ($25,000 - $49,000) Kimberly-Clark Lenzing Fibers, Inc. Publix Super Markets Spire Gulf Inc.

Silver ($15,000 - $24,999) Airbus Americas Engineering BASF The Chemical Company Hancock Whitney Bank Huntsman PNC Financial Shell Chemical SSAB Tate & Lyle Sucralose Wells Fargo Williams

Bronze ($10,000 - $14,999) Alabama Bulk Terminal - Hunt Refining Company Beard Equipment Company First US Bank International Paper - Pine Hill Mill Olin Corporation

Every effort was made by United Way of Southwest Alabama to ensure the listings were accurate. We apologize for any omissions or errors. 24 CORPORATE LEADERSHIP LEADERSHIP IN THE WORKPLACE Helmsing, Leach, Herlong, Newman Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy (2) NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES AT EACH COMPANY WHO GAVE $500 OR MORE & Rouse (2) PCA (7) Airbus Americas Engineering (22) Heritage Homes of Mobile, Inc. (7) Penelope House, Inc. (1) Alabama Power Company Home of Grace for Women (1) Plumbers & Pipefitters Local 119 (2) • Alabama Power - Barry Steam Plant (61) Honeywell, Inc. (2) Publix Super Market • Alabama Power Company - Housing First (1) • Hillwood Shopping Center #1436 (12) Mobile Division (53) Huntington Ingalls Industries (2) • Market Midtown #1604 (7) AltaPointe Health Systems (5) Huntsman (13) • Market Saraland #1650 (8) Arkema, Inc. (12) INEOS Phenol A Division of • Sunset Point #1404 (10) Arlington Properties (2) INEOS Americas LLC (5) Regional Child Advocacy Center (1) Austal USA (55) Jackson Health Care Facility (1) Regions Financial (23) BancorpSouth (2) Kimberly Clark (11) Ronald McDonald House of Mobile (1) BB&T (4) Lamar Advertising Company of Mobile (2) Russell, Thompson, Butler & Houston (5) Boys & Girls Club of Southwest AL (1) Lenzing Fibers, Inc. (20) Schwab Charitable Fund (1) Boys & Girls Clubs of South Alabama (2) Lewis Communications, Inc. (1) Servis 1st Bank (10) Bryant Bank (2) Lifelines Counseling Services (3) Shell Chemical (9) Budweiser-Busch Distributing Co. Inc. (1) Long's Human Resource Services (2) Shoe Station, Inc. (1) Burr & Forman LLP (1) Maynard Cooper & Gale PC (2) Smith, Dukes & Buckalew LLP (1) Cabaniss, Johnston, Gardner, Dumas McConnell Automotive Corporation (1) Springhill College (1) & O'Neal (1) McFadden, Rouse & Bender, LLC (1) Springhill Medical Center (5) Canfor (4) McKinney Petroleum Equipment Inc. (1) SSAB (11) Catholic Social Services (2) Millry Communications, Inc. (1) St. Mary's Home (2) City of Mobile Mobile Airport Authority (1) Starnes Davis Florie LLP (6) • Architectural Engineering (1) Mobile Arc (1) Tate & Lyle Sucralose, Inc. (6) • Build Mobile (1) Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce (6) Thames Batre' (6) • City Council (2) Mobile Area Education Foundation (2) The Child Advocacy Center (1) • Field Operations (3) Mobile Area Water and Sewer System (5) The First, A National Banking • Human Resources (1) Mobile Community Action (4) Association (2) • Mobile Public Library (3) Mobile County The Learning Tree, Inc. (2) • Personnel Board (2) • Building Maintenance (1) The Salvation Army of Coastal Alabama (2) • Procurement (1) • County Inspection (1) The SSI Group, LLC (4) • Revenue Department (1) • Metro Jail (1) Thomasville Healthcare & Rehab (1) • Special Operations Division (1) • Mobile County Commission (4) Thompson Gas (1) • Support Services Division (1) • Mobile County Health Department (2) Thompson Tractor Company (2) Clarke County Board of Education (1) • Probate Court (1) Transamerica (1) Clarke Washington Electric (WC) (1) • Sheriff's Department (3) Trustmark Bank (12) Clarke Washington Electric Mobile Housing Board (1) Turner Industries Group, LLC (3) Membership Corp. (CC) (1) Mobile County Public School System Turner Supply Company (1) Costco (2) • Clark-Shaw Magnet School (2) United Cerebral Palsy of Mobile (1) Drug Education Council (4) • Dauphin Island Elementary School (1) United Parcel Service (8) Dumas Wesley Community Center (3) • Eichold-Mertz Magnet Elementary (1) United Way of Southwest Alabama (6) Enterprise Rent-A-Car (3) • Holloway Elementary School (1) University of South Alabama (122) Evonik Degussa Corporation (69) • Human Resources Department (1) US Amines (3) Feeding the Gulf Coast (1) • Leinkauf Elementary School (1) USA Childrens Ward (1) First US Bank (3) • Meadowlake Elementary School (1) Victory Health Partners (1) FMC (8) • Murphy High School (1) Volkert Inc. (8) Franklin Primary Health Center (4) • Nan Gray Davis Elementary School (1) Warren Averett (3) Goodwill Gulf Coast (8) • Phillips Preparatory School (1) Wilkins Miller, LLC (4) Goodwyn, Mills & Cawood, Inc. (1) • Teaching Learning & Assessment (1) Willis Towers Watson (3) Gulf Regional Early Childhood Services (3) • Williamson High School (1) World Omni Financial Corp. (4) Hancock Whitney Bank (20) Morgan Stanley Smith Barney (1) WS Foundation Inc. (1) Hand Arendall L.L.C. (1) Olin Corporation (3) 25 CORPORATE SPONSORS

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