REACH OUT AND TOUCH A LIFE. Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way Annual Report 2010

Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way Dear United Way Supporters, Living in Sheboygan County we are reminded every day of the blessings we have for our families and ourselves by the natural beauty of our countryside, leadership that is willing to assume the responsibility of improving our community and the generosity of Sheboygan County residents.

In 2010 we saw that generosity unfold with a successful campaign led by Jim and Jan Sartori, with the assistance of their campaign cabinet. In 2010 the United Way campaign raised $2,304,000 the largest and most successful fundraising effort in the almost 80 year history of this organization. This was an incredible accomplishment in a difficult economic environment. People caring about others, putting community and the needs of individuals less fortunate above our own personal needs was the strength of the 2010 campaign. Jim and Jan are inspiring individuals that care deeply about our community, realizing that happiness is found in giving more than in receiving and understanding that gratitude is the parent of all virtues. They were able to build a first rate team on their campaign cabinet and fan out across our community, extending the reach of the campaign, bringing the community closer together by their hard work.

Though we are blessed to live in this wonderful community, we are reminded by the demands on our affiliated agencies’ programs funded by United Way and by the difficulties that many individuals and families still face in our struggling economy. Unemployment has begun to come down in our community, but many individuals are still looking for work and many of the jobs that are available do not pay as much as the ones that were lost during the “great recession”.

United Way affiliated agencies and funded programs served 59,555 clients in 2010. There were large increases in the number of families asking for help and in the demand for services that assist the unemployed. We are appreciative of the efforts that our affiliated agencies are making to serve the expanding needs of our community and how volunteers have stepped forward to help shoulder the load in these difficult times. Last year 4,353 volunteers in our affiliated agencies offered over 179,000 hours of service to help individuals in need. What a blessing that we have so many people across our communities that are committed to helping others!

Our Board of Directors and our Planning & Allocations Committee have also been hard at work expanding our efforts to assure that we are providing innovative services that our community wants and needs. We have continued our efforts to expand initiatives that engage our affiliated agencies and other community partners in providing essential services to our community. The Food for Tomorrow/Tri-County Food Initiative is an excellent example of our efforts to reach out to more individuals in need.

Because of our changing economic climate more individuals and families have found that they need to rely on food pantries to help supplement their weekly and monthly food purchases. Food pantries across our area including Fond du Lac and Manitowoc counties have seen dramatic increases in the number of individuals coming to their facilities asking for food, relying on them to assist them in supplementing their family’s diet. The focus of the Food for Tomorrow initiative is to increase the capacity of food pantries in Sheboygan, Fond du Lac and Manitowoc counties to deliver healthy and locally grown food to low income individuals and families. We are fortunate that we have been able to partner with our fellow United Way organizations in Fond du Lac and Manitowoc counties. The problem of hunger knows no political boundary and can visit many homes that were self-sustaining in the past.

We have also funded a new program called Nourish, managed by Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization, which is connecting local farmers with the needs of our local low income community. We are truly blessed to have so many bountiful farms with rich earth that can provide healthy, locally grown products that can be the cornerstone for healthier diets for many families across Sheboygan County.

We have worked hard in 2010 to be good stewards of the trust you have placed in our organization. By working together for the common good, we can make our community a better place to live. Thank you for Living United.

Sincerely yours,

Jon Scott William L. Weissert, CFRE President of the Board of Directors Executive Director

2 2010 In Review2010

Mission To provide leadership in building a stronger and healthier Sheboygan County, by uniting resources and human needs to empower individuals to improve their lives.

Vision To create a measurably better life for the people of Sheboygan County.

3 Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way 2010 Accomplishments This has been another year of positive growth and trailblazing new partnerships in Sheboygan County for the Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way. In spite of the lingering effects of unemployment and the economic downturn in the County, the United Way has accomplished many highlights during 2010 and has made a difference in the lives of the unemployed, the underemployed and individuals and families in need.

The 2010 United Way Board of Directors was led by both program coordinators, have reached thousands President Jon Scott; twenty additional members of school age children through the program. In 2010 United Way serve on the Board. The Brad Barton presentation, “The Magic of Building programs and affiliated 2010 Campaign chairs Jim and Jan Sartori, and their Assets in Youth”, was scheduled for January 12, agencies served over Campaign Cabinet of 46 committed volunteers set a 2011 presentations in area schools throughout campaign goal of $2.25 million and came in at Sheboygan County in partnership with LTC and $2.304 million in spite of a difficult economic SASD. 59,000 individuals situation in Sheboygan County. This was the most that live in money ever raised by United Way in Sheboygan Best Buy has renewed sponsorship for the Healthy County and the size of the Campaign Cabinet was Communities Healthy Youth initiative as has the Van every ZIP code the largest ever. An evening campaign celebration Horn Automotive Group, Chuck Van Horn and Teresa was held in January 2011 hosted by Jim & Jan Van Horn. in Sheboygan County. Sartori at the Plymouth Center. A new Strategic Planning Committee was formed in January 2010 chaired by Jan Adelman to review and plan new goals for the next three years for SPAUW. United Way Day at the PGA was organized by SPAUW in partnership with Kohler Co. and the 92nd PGA P & A allocated $1,654,085 in funds in 2010 to 23 Championship during August 2010 at Whistling agencies, funding 60 programs and 5 impact Straits. Nine Wisconsin United Ways participated in initiatives. Joann Wieland, P&A director, Tony this historic event and over 200 youth participated in Klockow, P&A Chair and their the Youth Day activities from the area. committee logged many hours of agency visits and in-office meetings on their way to Campaign Kickoff making allocation decisions that reflect “basic human needs” in Sheboygan County.

The 2010 Campaign Kick-off Breakfast was held at 2-1-1, a national free and the Aviation Heritage Center at the Sheboygan County confidential non-emergency Airport and featured a breakfast buffet catered by community information and Caffe Kita with entertainment by the SECAP singers referral number available from Sargento and the Healthy Communities Healthy 24/7, continues to serve Youth Initiative Asset Champion awards. Sheboygan County through services contracted with Fox Our very first Community Impact Initiative, Healthy Cities United Way by Communities, Healthy Youth, is alive and well in Sheboygan & Plymouth United Way Day at the PGA Sheboygan County continuing the Asset of the Month Area United Way. Many and “I Have Assets” campaigns in the County community presentations schools. Mike Burns, Sheboygan County YMCA, and have been made by United Way staff educating the Erik Wagner, Family Resource Center, community on the 2-1-1 services. Martin Luther King Jr. Day continued with Johnson Bank employees doing volunteer service at the St. Ten successful United Way events were held during Vincent de Paul in Plymouth and at the Salvation 2010-11 including highly successful Dine Out for Army Day Care Center. United Way fund raiser in December 2010. United Way continued to play a major community role The Awards Banquet for the 2009 Campaign was as a convener of community partnerships as the held in April 2010 at Amore in Plymouth with over Sheboygan County economy continued to struggle to 150 area companies and organizations receiving recover from the economic downturn which began in campaign participation awards. Adam Payne was fall of 2008. the recipient of the George Friedley Energizer Award and Family Service Association received the “We Have Assets” Outstanding United Way Agency award. tri-county Food Clearinghouse and United Way sponsored a team in the Sheboygan the Community Clinic. Rotary’s fund raiser “Rotary Survey Says” captained by Nancy Jusky. We were smarter than the fifth The Lakeshore Community Clinic graders but we did not win the competition! has come closer to reality with plans to open in spring of 2011. The Family Caregiver’s Coalition was formed in Sheboygan County with the assistance of SPAUW The Sheboygan Food Bank has and we now serve on the Steering Committee of the been reorganized through the FCC. efforts of As One, United Way, Salvation Army and SCIO and Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way was one of will play a major role in the seven nominees for 2010 Non-Profit of the Year in delivery of food and supplies to the Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce Award area food pantries in Sheboygan Gala held in February 2011 at Blue Harbor. We won Campaign Kickoff County. and we were extremely honored to receive this first- time ever prestigious award. A Summer Lunch Program was organized in SASD for elementary school students in the summer Staff members have taken on increased community of 2010 with partnerships of the United Way, partnerships in many new areas of concern, SASD, DPI, SCIO, Nourish and donations demonstrating the outreach mission of United Way to from area food industries – Johnsonville, improve the quality of life for those in need in Sargento, Sartori Foods and Masters Gallery Sheboygan County. Foods. Over 1,000 children were fed during the 5 week summer school program and A Financial Stability Task Force, “As One”, organized the project will continue in 2011. by United Way as a community partnership with Family Service Association, Lakeshore Technical Noelle DeGroot was added to the staff as College, Great Lakes Training & Development, the a part time Marketing Consultant. City of Sheboygan, Sheboygan Co. Dept. of Health & Human Services, our agencies and area food pantries The Marketing Committee was reorganized Non-Profit of the Year took on the project of printing 25,000 “Help for Hard with 10 energetic new members and has Times” brochures. This guide for the unemployed taken the lead in directing our marketing and underemployed included services available to efforts to reach new donors in a variety of meet the needs of individuals and families in age groups. Year ‘round marketing programs continued on a Sheboygan County. A DVD of expanded information high-energy level throughout Sheboygan County’s followed that project with 10,000 being produced, all The Sheboygan County Volunteer Center continues to media sources – newspaper, radio and local TV available free to Sheboygan County residents. The flourish through an AmeriCorps grant to Partners for cable stations. City of Sheboygan made this project possible with a Community Development. After a few road bumps, $10,000 Block Grant which was matched by United the new program has a pro bono director, Scott Way. Johnston and an AmeriCorps member, Rachel Rupnik, spearheading the implementation of the new Job Clubs were initiated, one meeting evenings at volunteer management computer program and the United Way building and one with daytime making inroads into the community. sessions at Catholic Charities through a $5,000 grant from United Way. The Wednesday evening Job 2010 Campaign Seekers Network was re-established with a $6,500 grant from United Way with Matt Kautzer from Family Highlights Service Association becoming the facilitator. Our first “Dine Out Kohler Co. continued their generosity to United Way by providing the production for the United Way for United Way” 2010 Campaign Goal was met campaign video. event raised and exceeded totaling United Way became a member of the “Rapid $2,304,000. Response” Team for Sheboygan County assisting $3,422.15 employees with the closing of Pentair and Thomas in one day. Industries. 2010 Campaign total raised United Way hosted two interns from Lakeland was the largest ever in the College’s Non-profit program. history of the Sheboygan & The United Way website continued to grow and serve Plymouth United Way. the community and United Way has initiated a United Way has had booths at Plymouth’s Mill Street Facebook page. Festival and the Sheboygan County Fair partnering with the Sheboygan County Sheriff’s Dept. Other Ann Wondergem was added to the United Way staff SPAUW booths were manned at area health fairs and as a program director for the following projects: a community service expos. 5 A Racing Veteran at Age 15 Positive Youth Development in Action!

When I received a request from a race driver to display the “Race for United Way” in South Carolina but the rest of his racing schedule through September is mainly decal on his race car during the June Sprints at Road America I thought that was in the Midwest. He did miss a few days of school for the spring races but he a very nice offer to help publicize the upcoming fund raiser for United Way at keeps up well with his grades. Most races allow for practice time on Fridays with Road America. But when I found out that the race driver was a 10-year racing races scheduled on Saturday and Sunday. The June Sprints are the exception veteran at the age of 15, I needed to find out the “rest of the story”. with Thursday practice and qualifying on Friday and Saturday and the main races on Sunday.

Bartz pointed out that his cart races are in classes with his own age group but the June Sprints is a step up to competing in cars with drivers of all ages. His most satisfying experience so far was winning his first national race in a car. Bartz talks about the importance of preparing mentally for each race: “I think about my position on the track, who’s near me. You need to know who you’re racing with – study the track, focus on the race, and drink lots of water. There is a fear of the unknown until you do it; then there is no fear. You can’t drive scared. You have to trust your car.” These observations could be made by many race veterans but hearing them from a 15-year old is truly remarkable and so is the fact that he has had no serious crashes or broken bones so far. Mentally preparing for the June Sprints and hitting speeds up to 130 mph on the straight away, Bartz is happy to be racing at Road America which he says is in a Jeffrey and his car “Race for United Way” class of its own with class-A facilities and a world-renown track. A real plus at Road America is the many vantage points for spectators to view the race unlike many tracks throughout the world that have stationary bleachers. Jeffrey Bartz of Plymouth is that racing veteran and he will be racing at Road America in the SCCA class at the June Sprints. That’s quite an accomplishment But racing is not the only thing in Bartz’s young life. Besides being an excellent for this young man who just completed his freshman year at Plymouth High student and thinking about college and a career in engineering, he participates in School. Cross Country and track in high school and his life is filled with activities with his friends and a steady diet of his favorite cheeseburgers. He is looking forward to a Jeff’s passion for racing was probably in his genes since his father, Tom, raced in mission trip to New Jersey this summer to do volunteer work in a very depressed the SCCA in dirt racing and in sprints. By age 5 he was racing in Kid Karts; at area. This confirmation class mission trip through St. John the Baptist Catholic age 8 he moved up to the Briggs & Stratton Flathead class and finished fourth in Church in Plymouth and St. Thomas Aquinas Church in Elkhart Lake promises to the championship that season. At age 9 he competed in the Briggs Animal Jr. be a “real eye-opener” for Bartz who was quick to point out that he feels “blessed Sportsman class and was 2nd in the Tuesday night Road America championship to live here” in Sheboygan County. and 1st in the weekend series. Since then he has continued his winning ways with 4 championships in 2006 and 2 in 2007. In 2008 he moved to the Komet That desire to volunteer and help others is apparent in his request to display the Piston Port class in the Midwest Sprint Series and in the World Karting “Race for United Way” banner on his race car during the June Sprints. Bartz Association (WKA, racing against older, more experienced people. He finished the wants to give back to the community and his parents to thank them for “giving year 7th out of 22 and 8th out of 23 and moved up to Briggs Jr. finishing 3rd in me so much”. His experiences thus far in life have taught him self-esteem, how the championship. In 2009 he ran the same series and finished 7th out of 15 in to talk to people, respect others and to never forget to say “thank you”. both classes and won the Komet Jr. Class at Road America. What really makes this young veteran such an accomplished racer at this point in In 2010 he added Yamaha Jr. to his Komet Jr. series and continued his winning his life? Bartz explained, “Once I got into it, I made friends at the track and I ways finishing 1st in the Yamaha Jr. Lite championship and took 4th’s in Komet wanted to do it. It was just fun! I like being around motor sports. Racing is my Jr. Heavy and Lite and Yamaha Jr. Heavy class. And he finished 3rd out of 40 hobby, not my profession. If I don’t make it to the top, I won’t be devastated.” karts in the WKA MRP National race. With that statement, it is safe to say that Jeffrey Bartz has learned in 15 years The time commitment to his racing schedule is slow in winter with only the what it takes many of us a lifetime to learn. Daytona in Florida over Christmas vacation but it gets busier when mid-spring begins. The carts must be readied for the circuit which started for Bartz in March

6 All articles written by Nancy Jusky of the United Way staff. There is Job Seekers Networking Group Strength in Numbers A Great Tool for

Twenty-six agencies are the 2010 partners which make the Sheboygan & the Unemployed Plymouth Area United a much stronger organization than we could possibly be on our own. I truly believe this statement and every day I become even With unemployment in Sheboygan County being a critical issue that does not more aware of how strong our 26 affiliated agencies have made our show signs of going away soon, the United Way through the “As One” presence felt in Sheboygan County. Unemployment Task Force funded the Job Seekers Networking Group which meets every Wednesday evening from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the United Way Our agencies have given us the power to reach out to every age group in building, 2020 Erie Ave., Sheboygan. Staffed by facilitator Matt Kautzer, a need in Sheboygan County – from newborns, to toddlers, to teens, to consumer credit counselor with moms and dads, to grandpas and grandmas, and to those who live alone. Family Service Association, the United Way funds many of our partners’ vital programs which provide group is gaining in attendance services for emergencies, help for the unemployed and their families, and has a great lineup of mentoring, mental health, credit counseling, child care, health care, youth classes scheduled through counseling, assistance with language barriers, homes for the homeless, January. friendship, caring and so much more. Kautzer, who has an Every year during the campaign, the United Way’s Planning and Allocations accounting degree and had a coordinator, Joann Wieland, and her volunteer committee visit, observe in job he loved at Kohler Co. for action, and evaluate, every program from every agency that has applied for 14 years, felt the urge to funding in the future calendar year. The knowledge shared and gained make an impact on people’s Matt hopes to see all succeed. from these visits will have a positive impact on Sheboygan County as new lives and decided to make a programs are approved and current programs are improved to bring even career change. After talking to Ken King, more relevant services to those in need. the executive director at Family Service Association, he decided to use his compassion, empathy and “talent with people skills” and joined the agency This is also the time of year when the United Way goes out into the that specializes in helping people gain and maintain financial stability. business community to make campaign presentations, with those same partner agencies by our side, sharing examples of the services they provide Kautzer’s biggest challenge has been building up attendance for the weekly with our audiences. They tell a much greater story about their personal group. It is a very diverse group with both blue and white collar job seekers experiences with their clients than I could tell on my own. And many of attending and learning from each other. As Kautzer says, “Once people those stories bring tears to the eyes of the listeners. come, they see what we have to offer. As much as I want to see them come, I hope to see everyone leave the group for a new opportunity, a new As the campaign unfolds, we expect to visit many businesses and beginning.” organizations in partnership with our affiliated agencies showing our community first-hand what strength and support we have as a team. Our Here is what a few attendees are saying about the group: campaign motto for 2010 was “Reach out and touch a life”, something our agencies do 365 days out of the year. If your company or organization “I enjoy attending the Job Seekers Networking Group because of the upbeat would like to have a United Way/Agency presentation to accompany your atmosphere and encouragement provided by Matt and the group members. United Way employee campaign, call the United Way office, 458-3425. As a facilitator, Matt is always prepared, on time, and encourages We’d be happy to build a stronger community by sharing the United Way participation by everyone attending.” story with you. “I’ve learned and have embraced the concept of being prepared with an “elevator speech” and that after an interview a handwritten thank-you note is acceptable (and a nice touch) as opposed to a formal business letter. 97.8% of all donations I especially appreciated the critique of my resume to give me more confidence in my job search. People attending the meetings are considerate and helpful stay local to others looking for jobs. I recommend attending Job Seekers Networking to help address critical needs Group.” in our community If you are unemployed or underemployed, make it a point to check out the JSN schedule on the United Way website, www.sauw.org or call 920-458-3425. 7 “I Have Assets” Financial Summary Has High Priority at Budget year is calendar year, balances as of United Way December 31, 2010 Current Assets With so much attention focused on the economic crisis in our community, I Petty Cash $300 want to remind all of you that Positive Youth Development is still a high priority Checking, Savings, Money Market 718,337 with the Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way. Our first ever Impact Certificates of Deposit 4,431 Initiative – Healthy Communities, Healthy Youth – is alive and well and Total $723,068 embarking on its third year with our community partners The Family Resource Other Current Assets Center and the Sheboygan YMCA. Reserves for Shrinkage -162,160 Pledges Receivable $1,395,669 Healthy Communities, Healthy Youth uses the 40 Developmental Assets to Total $1,233,509 make a difference in children’s lives. Why the 40 Developmental Assets? Total Current Assets $1,956,577 Because it focuses on a change in philosophy, attitude and positive actions toward youth. Instead of focusing on youth problems, it shifts to focusing on Fixed Assets Fixed Assets $148,657 youth’s strengths. Youth development is no longer the sole responsibility of Other Assets Bond Reserve 657,252 professionals but that of everyone’s job. TOTAL ASSETS $2,762,486

Asset building, while not new, needs to be intentional, not incidental and it Current Liabilities needs to be a collaborative effort among all – youth, young adults, parents, Accounts Payable $8,376 older adults – to communicate the collective message that youth are valued Total $8,376 and can have any future they put their minds to…with a little help from their “friends” of all ages in all places. Other Current Liabilities Accrued Salaries $10,569 The reality is that the average young person surveyed in the United States Payroll 1,702 experiences only 19 of the 40 assets leaving the majority of young people in Employee Flex Liability 1,314 this country lacking in sufficient Developmental Assets needed for healthy Agency Allocations 122,201* development. The need for positive youth development has never been Designations Payable 124,564 stronger here in Sheboygan County and the United Way recognizes that it’s Total $260,350 time to roll up our shirt sleeves and develop our finest natural resource – our youth. Total Current Liabilities $268,726

The “I Have Assets” campaign is gaining momentum in our communities Equity reaching over 4,000 people since 2009 through the commitment of our Reserve Fund – Contingency $2,253,203 Assets Coordinators Erik Wagner from the Family Resource Center and Mike Land, Building and Equipment Fund $148,657 Burns from the YMCA. Area middle schools participating in some capacity are Unemployment Reserve Fund $4,431 Horace Mann, Urban, Farnsworth, Random Lake Middle and High, Sheboygan Net Income $87,469 Falls, St. John the Baptist Catholic School and Riverview in Plymouth. Erik and Mike would love to share more information on the Total Equity $2,493,760 Assets campaign with your school, business or Total Liabilities & Equity $2,762,486 organization.

Don’t miss this opportunity to partner with United Way, *This Balance Sheet does not include allocation obligations of $1,742,702 to our Family Resource Center and the Sheboygan YMCA in United Way Affiliate Agencies—decision made & approved by Board of Directors this much- needed positive youth development in February, 2011. initiative. Call Erik, 892-6706, or Mike, 451-8000, to schedule a presentation soon.

2010 Asset Champions Sheboygan & Plymouth Area United Way 2010 Agency Allocations 2-1-1 Fox Cities $10,000 Girl Scouts of Manitou Council $36,763 Program to prevent youth drug & alcohol abuse $36,763 Alzheimer’s Association $6,800 Outreach $6,800 Hmong Mutual Assistance Association $26,918 Hmong Community Family Care Program $26,918 American Red Cross $119,736 Health & Safety Services $23,630 Lutheran Social Services $78,500 Community & International Services $8,000 Counseling $52,500 Blood Program $5,560 Project Youth $26,000 Disaster Services $67,546 Armed Forces Emergency Services $15,000 Meals on Wheels $80,900 Meal Delivery to Homebound $80,900 Big Brothers/Big Sisters $129,860 Community-Based Mentoring $85,500 Mental Health $115,780 School-Based Mentoring $44,360 Education $43,000 Medical Services $18,280 Boy Scouts of America, Bay-Lakes Council $47,880 Community Service/Advocacy $27,000 Comprehensive Youth Development $47,880 Individual Assistance Program (IAP) $27,500

Boys & Girls Club $106,640 Partners for Community Development $28,100 Aft School Program Stayer Center $45,000 Hispanic-American Information Center $22,100 Aft School Program Howards Grove $42,000 Volunteer Center $6,000 Aft School Program Washington Elementary $16,640 Sheboygan Falls Program $3,000 Rainbow Kids $17,280 Rainbows $13,419 Camp Evergreen $8,400 Prism $3,861 Summer Camp $8,400 Safe Harbor $40,198 Catholic Charities $76,943 Transitional Living Program (TLP) $25,198 Family Counseling $55,193 Domestic Abuse Services $15,000 Refugee Resettlement $21,750 Salvation Army $205,033 Children’s Service Society $91,182 Red Shield Clinic $35,185 Child & Family Counseling $46,137 Emergency Lodge $45,310 Options for Families (OFF) $13,752 Comprehensive Services $25,000 Parent Aide $14,000 Youth Programs $9,000 Supervised Visitation Centers $17,293 Sheboygan Child Care Center $46,258 Transitional Living Program $17,630 Family Connections $61,593 Rental Assistance $20,650 Child Care Resource Development $26,593 Housing Assistance $6,000 Connections $35,000 Salvation Army Bread of Life Program/Plymouth $12,100 Family Resource Center $119,345 Parents as Teachers/Home Visit Teen Parents $20,845 Sheboygan Area Family Literacy Program $17,850 Military Families Connect $20,000 Adult Education $17,850 Bilingual Outreach/Hispanic Families in Sheb. Co. $14,000 Increased Care by Choice $14,000 Sheboygan County Interfaith Organization $22,412 Literacy Council Project – One to One Tutoring $25,500 Beyond Bridgeway (TLP) $22,412 Healthy Communities/Healthy Youth $25,000 Sheboygan County YMCA $25,000 Family Service Association $100,237 Healthy Communities/Healthy Youth $25,000 Family Crises, Budget, & Credit Counseling $56,051 Financial Literacy and Education $27,332 Community Clinic $6,000 Prison Pre-release Education Program $14,333 Job Seekers Network $2,521 Financial Stability Initiative (As One) $10,000

Foster Grandparents $26,156 Food Clearing House $18,000 Seniors for Schools $6,249 School-based Mentoring $15,506 Kinship Support Mentoring $4,401 Grand Total $1,645,606 26 affiliated agencies 9 Donors Thank you, committed companies & leadership circle contributors

2010 AWARDS Muth Mirror Systems FOR MAJOR 50% Corporate Match $ 61.16 Per Capita FIRMS DIVISION Northland Plastics Inc. Aecom 50% Corporate Match $79.61 Per Capita $132.85 Per Capita

Acuity Old Wisconsin Sausage Co. 100% Corporate Match 100% Corporate Match

Aero Metric Pemco Inc. $80.08 Per Capita 50% Corporate Match $59.59 Per Capita Alliant Energy 100% Corporate Match Plastics Engineering Company $78.47 Per Capita 200% Corporate Match $112.03 Per Capita American Orthodontics Corporation 100% Corporate Match Plymouth Foam 100% Corporate Match Aurora Health Care 2011 Campaign Chairs, Jim & Jean Gallimore $50.71 Per Capita Rockline Industries Inc. 50% Corporate Match Bemis Manufacturing Company $83.76 Per Capita 50% Corporate Match Windway Capital Corporation Sargento Foods Inc. $180.00 Per Capita Discovery Coach,Inc. Crafted Plastics Inc. 50% Corporate Match 100% Participation 100% Participation $94.20 Per Capita Wisconsin Public Service Corp. $151.33 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match Dean Foods/Verifine Dairy Sartori Foods $72.42 Per Capita DuFour Advertising,LLC 100% Corporate Match 100% Corporate Match 100% Participation $59.33 Per Capita $243.05 Per Capita $64.50 Per Capita

Gardner Denver Thomas The Sheboygan Press AWARDS FOR Elkhart Lake Road America $128.87 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match COMMERCE, 100% Corporate Match

Great Lakes Cheese of Wisconsin Toro Company FINANCE, General Machinery Corporation 100% Corporate Match 100% Corporate Match PROFESSIONAL $65.39 Per Capita

Johnsonville Sausage LLC United Parcel Service COMPANIES AND Georgia Pacific 50% Corporate Match $111.34 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match $110.48 Per Capita MISCELLANEOUS Vollrath Company LLC PROFESSIONALS Heartland Video Systems Masters Gallery Foods, Inc. 100% Corporate Match $123.22 Per Capita 50% Corporate Match $117.10 Per Capita AUTOMOTIVE DIVISION Manning Lighting Mayline Company LLC Wigwam Mills Lakeland Toyota-Honda- $52.45 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match 100% Corporate Match Mazda-Subaru $54.77 Per Capita $107.12 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match M.J. Manufacturing, Inc. 50% Corporate Match HOTELS/MOTELS/RESTAURANTS None Ross Glove Company There were more than 50% Corporate Match INDUSTRY DIVISION $320.69 Per Capita 11,000 donors B&F Precision Machine $104.00 Per Capita Sheboygan Paint Company to the 2010 United Way campaign in $78.33 Per Capita Cargill Malt 50% Corporate Match Sigma-Aldrich Corporation Sheboygan County. $54.44 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match Torginol,Inc. Johnson Bank/Kohler 100% Corporate Match 100% Participation $101.89 Per Capita Transpo Services Inc. 100% Corporate Match Kohler Credit Union $63.69 Per Capita RETAIL DIVISION M&I Bank Plymouth Best Buy 50% Corporate Match 50% Corporate Match $135.00 Per Capita

Larry’s Distributing Company Inc. M&I Bank Sheboygan Branches 100% Corporate Match 100% Corporate Match $126.94 Per Capita Wal-Mart 100% Corporate Match National Exchange Bank & Trust/Sheboygan County Lakeland College “Building Bridges” FINANCE DIVISION 50% Corporate Match $62.87 Per Capita

Accountants McKenzie Financial Services, LLC 2010 SMALL Corson, Peterson & Hamann US Bank 100% participation $62.86 Per Capita 50% Corporate Match $685.00 per capita BUSINESS AWARDS $201.33 Per Capita David Begalke & Associates,LLC Robert W Baird & Company B & F Precision Machine $98.33 Per Capita Wells Fargo Bank $383.73 Per Capita Burkart Insurance 100% Corporate Match Collins Street Appraisals, LLC Schenck Business Solutions $59.44 Per Capita Wells Fargo Advisors Fresh-Flo Corporation $241.87 Per Capita 100% Participation Hub City Interior LLC INSURANCE $316.67 Per Capita Kettle Moraine Technologies, Inc. Van De Kreeke & Associates SC Leonhard’s Building Service Inc. Burkart Insurance REAL ESTATE $269.75 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match M.J. Manufacturing Tomahawk Manufacturing Pleasant View Realty, LLC Finance Maritime Insurance Group $119.64 Per Capita Associated Bank 50% Corporate Match 100% Participation $169.26 Per Capita Sheboygan County 2010 AWARDS $127.33 Per Capita 100% Participation Abstract Company 100% Participation FOR GOVERNMENT Bank First National Plymouth Northwestern Mutual $75.00 Per Capita AND EDUCATION $104.13 per capita Financial Network $112.50 Per Capita PROFESSIONAL COMPANIES GOVERNMENT DIVISION Bank First National Sheboygan Architects and Engineers Division None $136.56 Per Capita Prairie States Enterprises $89.26 Per Capita Donohue & Associates EDUCATION DIVISION Heartland Business Bank $92.20 Per Capita 111% Participation INVESTMENTS Colleges $1,249.78 Per Capita H.C. Denison Company Miller Engineers & Scientists Lakeshore Technical College $136.36 Per Capita $96.91 Per Capita $56.36 Per Capita HSA/Webster Bank 50% Corporate Match MISCELLANEOUS PROFESSIONALS Public Schools $112.97 Per Capita Atty’s Hopp Neumann Humke LLP SASD-Etude School $178.57 Per Capita $82.33 Per Capita

Atty’s Wurtz, Roth, SASD-Farnsworth Middle School Basler & Brock SC $63.43 Per Capita 100% Corporate Match SASD-Lincoln-Erdman Feider, Tiboris & Bistan DDS,SC Elementary School 100% Participation $91.39 Per Capita $221.06 Per Capita SASD-Riverview School Plymouth Family Physicians $102.45 Per Capita $56.33 Per Capita

Salvation Army Daycare

11 Sheboygan & Plymouth Local 2427 AFSCME (Health Area United Way Care Centers Employees) 100% Participation Local 5011 $999.71 Per Capita WPPA – Sheboygan County Law Enforcement Assn. Sheboygan County WPPA – Sheboygan County Law Interfaith Organization Enforcement Supervisors Assn. $ 67.33 Per Capita Toro – UAW Local 1291

CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS United Parcel Service – Teamsters/Local 344 John Michael Kohler Arts Center $2014.74 Per Capita Verifine Dairy Products/Deans Foods – Teamsters/Local 75 Sheboygan County Chamber of Commerce Vollrath Co. – UAW/Local 1472 $147.39 Per Capita VPI – UAW/Local 1332 Boys & Girls Clubs Staff Wigwam, Inc. – United Food UNION SUPPORT and Commercial Workers of America/Local 147, AFL/CIO Family Service Association RECOGNITION 100% Participation Wisconsin Public Service – Local 2010 AWARDS FOR $249.04 Per Capita Union Affiliations for Local 310 Operating Engineers Companies 2010 NON-PROFITS Foster Grandparent Program Carpenters Local 731 Alliant Energy – International 100% Participation UNITED WAY AGENCIES Brotherhood of Electrical Electrical Workers Local 158 Workers (IBEW)/Local 965 Alzheimer’s Association Hmong Mutual Assistance Laborers Local 330 of SE Wisconsin Association Bemis – IUE-CWA-AFL-CIO Local 800 100% Participation 100% Participation Masons Local 11 $180.00 Per Capita Kohler Co. – United Auto American Red Cross Workers ( UAW )/Local 833 Operators Local 139 Sheboygan County Lutheran Social Services 100% Participation 100% Participation IAC Sheboygan, LLC – UAW/Local 2376 Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 400 $90.70 Per Capita Big Brothers Big Sisters Manning Lighting – International Sheet Metal Workers Local 18 of Sheboygan County Meals on Wheels of Brotherhood of Electrical 100% Participation Sheboygan County Workers (IBEW)/Local 494 $197.25 Per Capita 100% Participation Mayline Co. – IUE- CWA/Local 800 SPECIAL Catholic Charities Mental Health America in Plymouth Schools – Plymouth RECOGNITION 100% Participation Sheboygan County, Inc. Education Association $108.00 Per Capita 100% Participation AFSCME/Local 1749-B AWARDS $128.67 Per Capita Children’s Service Society Sheboygan Area School District – The Van Horn Automotive Group of Wisconsin Rainbow Kids, Inc. Sheboygan Education Association Chuck Van Horn & Teresa Van Horn $70.14 Per Capita 100% Participation AFSCME/Local 1750 Friend of United Way Award

Family Resource Center RCS Empowers, Inc. Sheboygan Press – Sheboygan Kohler Co. of Sheboygan County 100% Participation Newspaper Guild/Local 34179 92nd PGA Championship 100% Participation Sheboygan Typographical at Whistling Straits $185.69 Per Capita Union # 145500-710 Partnership Award

Sheboygan, City of – Todd Neils & Peter Kuehl Local 483 IAFF (Firefighters) George Friedley Energizer Awards Local 1564 AFSCME (City Hall) Local 2039 AFSCME (DPW) Jim & Jan Sartori Sheboygan Professional Police Officer’s Association 2010 Campaign Chair Award 37% of the children Transit Workers Association Local 998 ATU The Staff of the Salvation in Sheboygan County are dealing with Local 5011 Union of Army-Sheboygan Professional Employees Outstanding Agency Award

hunger issues. Sheboygan, County of – Local 110 AFSCME (Support Services) Local 437 AFSCME (Social Workers) Local 1749 AFSCME (Highway Dept. Employees)

12 LEADERSHIP Sabina Singh & Ken Strmiska Jeff Giffin GOLD CIRCLE $2,500-4,999 Richard R. & Beverly B. Testwuide Ron & Cami Gilson CIRCLE 2010 Daniel & Andrea Voss D. W. Graham The Gold Circle highlights individual Kelli & Dave Vroom Grover Family Foundation, Inc. contributions of $2,500 to $4,999. Greg & Lisa Weggeman Mr. & Mrs. Frank R. Hacker ALEXIS DE These donors have recognized the Ann M. and Gary L. Wondergem Greg & Deb Heberlein importance of the Unied Way Movement Anonymous 6 Steve & Lisa Heun TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY in Sheboygan County. Christopher & Susan Jennings $10,000 OR MORE Richard H. Jung Paul & Beth Bartelt BRONZE CIRCLE $1,000-1,499 Jim & Gail Kapellen The Alexis de Tocqueville Society Ron & Darla Becker Vytas & Marcy Kerpe was founded to involve and deepen Ike & Sheryl Dyksterhouse The Bronze Circle highlights individual James A. & Penny Kindraka the understanding, commitment Richard J. Fotsch contributions of $1,000 to $1,499. Lisa Knitt and support of the leaders in our Jeff & Michelle Gentine These gifts express commitment to Richard R. Koehl communities. Through the generous Louie & Paula Gentine making Sheboygan County an even Laura Kohler & Steven Proudman level of giving of $10,000 or more, the Greg & Jennifer Grose better place to live. Michael & Stephanie Larson following donors have been accepted K. David Kohler Mark & Pam LeGreve as supporting members of the de Terry J. Kohler Sara Adams Darrell Lewis Tocqueville Society of the Sheboygan Chris & Randi Larson Bob & Beth Aloisi Mike & Sue Mrdjenovich and Plymouth Area United Way. Dean Mason Damian Anderkin Kevin & Lori Much Michael & Nicole McEvoy David J. Anderson Roland Neumann Tom & Diane Belot Todd & Karri Neils Brad & Cheryl Nicholson Robert E. Chesebro Pat & Sid Olson Dr. Dan Francis James Popp & Linda Bunkfeldt-Popp Brian & Julie French Mark & Karen Rhyan James & Joan French Wayne & Joyce Rindt Lou & Michele Gentine Wayne & Patricia Sather Herbert V. Kohler Jr. Paul & Chris Stenklyft Ruth DeYoung Kohler William & Mary Beth Weissert Melitta S. Pick Charitable Trust Anonymous 6 Melvin F. & Ellen L. Wagner Foundation Jim & Jan Sartori Ralph C. & Shelly Stayer SILVER CIRCLE $1,500-2,499 Anonymous 1 The Silver Circle highlights individual contributions of $1,500 to $2,499. These community donors are investing PALLADIUM CIRCLE $7,500-9,999 in the future of Sheboygan County. The Palladium Circle is a distinguished Brad & Sharon Abel group of Sheboygan County citizens Mike & Sandra Albinger whose personal commitment of $7,500 Dr. Matthew Bistan & to $9,999 helps position Sheboygan Dr. Jaime Marchi and Plymouth Area United Way as a Michael & Patricia Brotz leader in addressing local needs. Brock & Lynn Brownrigg Kevin & Hon. Catherine Q. Delahunt George & Yvonne Hoff Salvation Army Daycare David & Judy French Jim & Jean Gallimore Badri Ganju PLATINUM CIRCLE $5,000-7,499 Steve & Barbara Gannon Richard Balge The Platinum Circle highlights individual Tony & Mary Gentine Tom & Joanne Bartz contributions of $5,000 to $7,499. Dave Graebner Jane S. Behrens Jay & Debbie Nolte These donors have committed Mark & Chris Gumm Tony & Shelley Benedict Mary D. Nordstrom themselves to the future Mary & Dave Hauser Brian J. Benson Kathie & Bob Norman of the United Way Frederick Hollander Jeanne Bitkers Randy & Barb Olm Movement in Sheboygan County. Kevin Johnson & Leslie Abitz Atty. Eldon & Judy Bohrofen Ronald A. Pace Ken & Joan King Fred & Marianne Bowes Lois & Richard Pauls Richard & Kristin Bemis Richard & Coni Klimpel Tim & Ann M. Buechel Haack James & Peggy Pesmark John G. Brotz Peter & Peggy Kuehl Warren & Judith Claerbout Joyce Piscitello Dolores Gentine Lenore K. Leicht Matt Damitz Deborah Preder Russ & Carol Schuler Terri & Tim Lillesand Pamela & Gary Dekker Dawn & Jim Race Anonymous 1 Mark Maurer & Laura L. Docter Mike DeLaney John & Kayce Reinertsen Mike & Patti McKenzie Randal DeMaster David & Kelly Roll Donald J. Mersberger Mark A. & Donna DeZwarte Jeff & Lori Rortvedt Dharmesh Murthy Dale L. Doerr Carla Ross Michou & Dan Reichelsdorfer Pamela Duvall Randy & Mary Rudolph Clark & De De Reinke Frank & Mary Egan Paul & Kathy Sartori Andrew Ross Paul & Sonia Egbert John & Kelly Schafer Launa R. Stayer John C. Engberg Dr. Charles Schleevogt Terry & Susan Strittmater Sandy Freund & Linda Adams 13 Danny & Casie Schulz Dean Blanke Dan Howie Feldmann Karen & Dan Humiston Jeffrey Schwager Atty. Mel H. Blanke Erin F. Ferguson Matthew & Jacqueline Iseler Jon & Cindy Scott Kristiana Blech Wally Fick Susan M. Jaberg Kimberly Simon Philip & Jerilynn Boettner Kelly Fintelmann Dr. Michael & Cathie Jacquat Marcy & Ken Stanczyk Jeffrey S. Bohman William S. Fisher Steve & Chris Johnson Michael & Nichola Stayer-Suprick David & Wendy Bolland Bob Fitzgerald Terry & Karen Johnson William D. Suddarth Martin J. Bonk Catherine P. Fitzgerald Willard A. Jost John M. Suralik Cory & Beth Bouck Tammy Flora Nancy & John Jusky Paul H. TenPas Janice Brandt Bill Tessman Cindy Braun Konrad & Mary Jo Testwuide Steven Breitzman Gus E. Tiboris DDS Tom & Tricia A. Brickley Gerald R. VanDeKreeke Amy Bridges Dale & Audrey VanEss Todd C. Brinkman Richard & Kathleen Wells Jeff & Cathy Britton James Westdorp & Karen Immel Frank G. Brotz David & Susan Wheeler Jesse & Tarra Brotz Bob Willis Stuart & Cindy Brotz David Windstein Scott M. Bruckner Rita & Bill Young Atty. Carl Buesing Sue & Kurt Zingsheim Barb Buschmann Anonymous 12 Nancy L. Buss Pam & Mark Calliari Norbert Carollo COPPER CIRCLE $500-999 Ellen K. Cheney Jeffrey P. Cheney The Copper Circle highlights individual Russell Chung contributions of $500 to $999. These Travis Cliff gifts strengthen the Sheboygan and Laura & James Conklin Plymouth Area United Way’s ability to John A. Cornelius serve Sheboygan County year-round. Adam Courter Matthew J. Crimmins Keith & Elizabeth Abler Jeffrey D. Custer Salvation Army Daycare Gina Adamavich William DeBoer Betsy A. Alles Scott Deibert Victoria Almgren Robert Demers James Frusher Sharon Kaboord Thomas & Jessica Ambelang Brian F. Dierksheide Chris Galica Tim Kaker Michael & Kortnei Ames Christopher Domagalski Anne & Paul Gamoke Patricia L. Kampling Jason & Maureen Anderson Mary Lynne Donohue & Jim & Kathy Gartman Vince & Mary Karls Karl Anderson Tim VanAkkeren Rob & Pam Garton, Jr. Dennis J. Kasuboski Lisa Anne Arneson Nicholas & Carol Dussault Rick & Paula Gaumer John Kautzer Scott Babino William E. Eastham Andrea Gavin Terry & Julie Keating Debra L. Barthels Scott P. Edmunds John Gavin Jeff Kelm Scot Barts Thomas Eggebrecht Todd Gerhardt & Carol Deborah Keyes Joseph Bates Al & Kerri Ellers Conway-Gerhardt Julie A. Kinney John Beauchaine Timothy L. Eirich Jay Gonia Andy & Laura Kittelson Marty Becker Kirk & Lynn Engholt Lars & Ingrid Graff Dennis G. Klas Dale P. Behr Keith & Ellen Enstrom Dan & Nikki Gray Tony & Dawn Klockow Bob & Jean Beinemann David M. Fabian Kathryn A. Green MD Ed Knauf, Jr. Shane & Pam Bennin Dr. Bob & Peggy Feider Stephen Gress Philip C. Knier Ann & Richard Binder Rodney Gross Vernon C. Koch Delbert P. Haas John & Debbie Koehler Linda Halfmann Dr. John & Sally Korolewski Don & Heidi Hammond Robert C. Kraus Dr. Curtis W. & Kris R. Hancock James & Elizabeth Kuplic Dang Hang Paul & Nicole Kuplic Al & Shirley Hardersen Robert J. LaFave Steven W. Harrison Bernhard H. Langel Patrick & Michele Hartley Dave Langemak John A. Hechel Mike & Lori Lanser Atty. Thomas W. Heinrich Niel & Deborah Larsen Ruth A. Henschel Heather Leibham Taylor Mailee Her Tim & Cheryl Lemkuil Michael & Christine Hildebrand Peggy Lemkuil Robert J. Hinz Sandy J. Leske Dale Hippensteel Bryan K. & Carolyn S. Lewis Dave & Pam Hodgson Michael K. Liebelt Kim B. Hoitink Diane Liebenthal Affiliated Agencies Brat Fry Joseph P. Horstmeier Derek Lineberry Jim & Vonnie Huibregtse Cheri L. Lubach Rich & Linda Schroeder James & Heide Testwuide Over 4,000 community Heather Schultz Larry & Fran Teunissen John K. Schultz Dale Tharp volunteers Sue Schultz Rick & Dale Theiler Chip & Carolyn Schuman John M. Theune provided thousands of hours of service to Mr. & Mrs. Alan Schupp Virginia Thomas & Pat Smith David Schutte Steven & Mary Jo Tittl and our Jeff & Vicki Sericati Nichole Tittle support United Way Sarah Shallue Thomas J. Vallo Mark & Barbara Sharon James VanDeelen affiliated agencies. Jay D. Shaw Allen VanDeLoo Lori Shaw Robert & Trudy VanDerPuy Joe Sheehan Alicia E. VanderWyst Rana Shehadeh Joann VanHorn Wieland Karl Luebke Daniel A. Nowack Bud & Dyanna Sherman Daniel Velicer Janet Lulloff Matt & Lori O’Connor Jim & Mary Shields Chad & Wendy Vincent Tanya Lulloff Robert O’Hara Thomas J. Shinners Jerry & Michele Vogel Randall W. Lutz Dennis Ohl Dave & Jane Shoemaker Kristi Vogel Richard P. Maciejewski Steven Pantel Larry R. Siegert Jeff Voight Jeff & Jenn Madson Keith & June Papenfuss Cathy Siminow Eric B. Volcheff Dr. James C. Magestro John Pawley Mike & Tammy Skelton Nancy & Tom Wagner Matthew Maggi Adam Payne Michael Sorenson Joseph & Sara Wahlquist Charles & Lindy Malingowski John & Cindy Pfaff Alice Stayer Wally & Tracy Waldhart Thomas A. Manning Lucas Pittner Martha Steinbruecker Sandra A. Weeks Shawn & Kimberly Marcom Todd Pogorzelski Dr. Peter & Julie Steinert Robert J. Wells Thomas Steinhaus Stephen Westcott Mark & Peggy Wiehr Warren Wieser Carrie Wiginton Patrick Wild Lynnett Wilderman Sharon Winkle Susan D. Wishaw Randy & Kay Wodrich Wurtz, Roth, Basler & Brock S.C. Thank you Koog Yang Craig & Pam Yoder Eunice Zastrow Russ & Love Margenau Deron M. Poisson John & Constance Stevens Thomas Zilavy Patrick & Ann Marsho David Prigge Tara Stewart Robert C. Zimmerman Aaron S. Marver Robert & Julie Radzins Timothy Stielow Allen E. Zimmermann Christine Matysik James & Karen Raffel Thomas & Mary Jo Stoelb Anonymous 70 Randy & Terri Mayer Jeffrey & Wendy Rainer Steven A. Strong Joe McClurg & Family Pam & Tony Rammer Stan & Teri Strub Robert McManus Roxanne Reedyk Steven W. Sweeney Kelly Mendini Mary J. Reid Chris & Sheenah Swoverland Tom R. Mentink Richard & Pam Reiss Michael Taubenheim Robert W. Merry John A. Repenshek Rita & Brad TenPas Philip & Julie Meyer Charles K. Ries RJ Meyer Gina M. Ripplinger Scott R. Michaels Mark A. Roberts Jason Mickey Tec & Sara Roberts Mr. & Mrs. David J. Miller Karen Robison Jeffrey M. Mineau Howard F. Rohde Michael L. Minkebige Derek E. Rosenthal Robert G. Minster Craig & Annette Roush Ann Mitchell Jeffery Rudie William Moir Ralph & Clare Rudolph David R. Moore Michael & Kathleen Ruhland Bill Morgan Daymond P. Saak David & Bethany Morris Dave & Sandy Sachse Theodore N. Morrison Ken & Amy Sackmann Melissa M. Moya Sarah A. Scala Michael Muckerheide Mike Schaeve Ronald F. & Janelle Mueller Don & Mary Schaning Todd & Linda Mueller Steve & Ann Scharrer James Musso Dale & Peggy Schmidt Hmong Mutual Assistance Association Staff Darla Neargarth Jack Schoemer Joshua & Melissa Neeb Jean Schott-Wagner Denise Nieland Angie J. Schroeder 15 2010 Board of Directors 2010 Campaign Cabinet Jon Scott, President Dan Joslyn Jim Sartori, Chair Don Hammond Janet Carter, Vice President Jerry Jones Jan Sartori, Chair Al Hardersen Matt Quasius, Secretary Tony Klockow Jim Gallimore, Vice Chair Pat Hartley Tom Brickley, Treasurer Rich Koehl Jean Gallimore, Vice Chair Lisa Hartman Tom Belot, Past President Jim Maratik Tom Stoelb, Labor Chair Dave Heather Paul H. Ten Pas, Past President Adam Payne Ralph & Shelly Stayer, Past Chairs Mike Helmke Jan Adelman Dr. Clark Reinke Cindy Howley Debbie DeGroot Lola Roeh Cabinet Members: Peter Kuehl Jim Gallimore Tom Stoelb Kristin Abell Mike Lanser Michele Gentine Jeffrey Trimberger Betsy Alles Jim Magestro Sheriff Mike Helmke Kate Baer Pat Marsho Tom Bartz Lenny Melanz Shikara Beaudoin Todd Neils Executive Committee Tom Belot Pam Otten Jon Scott, Board President Matt Quasius, Secretary Matt Bistan Adam Payne Janet Carter, Board Vice President Tom Brickley, Treasurer Kristin Blanchard Clark Reinke Ann Buechel Haack Mary Richter Carl Buesing Lori Rortvedt Jack Burkart John Schafer Planning and Allocations Chris Chesebro Jack Schoemer Committee Mike DeLany Helen Stanskas Dwight Dyksterhouse Tom Stoelb Tony Klockow, Chair Mike McKenzie Emmitt Feldner Mary Jo Tittl Neil Altman Toni Reed Nichol Fidlin Greg Weggeman Keith Enstrom Tom Reil Jean Francis Donna Wendlandt Jeff Kelm Tom Schroeder John Green Andrew J. Kittelson Cathy Stayer Rich Koehl Blia Vang Staff Executive Director Planning & Allocations Director Strategic Planning Committee William Weissert Joann Wieland Jan Adelman, Chair Teri Strub Keith Enstrom Michele Gentine Administative Assistant Project Manager Jeff Kelm Lisa Arneson DeeAnn Avina Ann Wondergem Jim Maratik Cory L. Roeseler Accounting Manager Marketing Assistant Kate Baer Nancy Cottam Noelle DeGroot Marketing Coordinator Maintenance Nancy Jusky Jane Den Boer Linda Savela Marketing Committee Campaign Coordinator Carl Schroeder Debbie DeGroot, Chair Tim Schmidt Rick Reiss Tim Kaker Jerry Jones Charlene Lammers Lola Roeh Campaign Assistant Sandy Leske Dave Wehmeier Kathy Kaltenbrun Maureen Anderson Noelle DeGroot

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