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Don't Just Wear the Shirt May 2013 2012 CO Don’t Just Wear the SHIRT MM UN I T LIVE IT Y pa RTNER R E C OGN Larry Waters Isa Yamahiro Bryan House MillerCoors Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee Inc. Foley & Lardner LLP I T I LIVE UNITED ON UnitedWayMilwaukee.org A Special Advertising Supplement to The Business Journal COMBINED 2012 GIVING FUTURE STARS Ball Corporation Milwaukee Area Labor Council AFL-CIO The Dieringer Research Group Bank Mutual Corporation Milwaukee Metropolitan Sewerage District Discovery World $25,000 - $49,999 Best Buy Superstores Milwaukee Public Museum EMC Corp. ADM Cocoa Busch Precision Inc. Milwaukee Wave EMC Insurance Companies Inc. Assisted Living Concepts, Inc. Butler Tool Inc. Ministry Health Care Engberg Anderson Inc. Badger Mutual Insurance Company Cargill - CVAM Butler Mount Mary College Everbrite, LLC BloodCenter of Wisconsin Centro Legal Northern Trust Executive Director, Inc. BMO Harris Bradley Center CH2M HILL Pathfinders Families International, Inc. Bostik, Inc. COA Youth and Family Centers Payne & Dolan Inc. Fiduciary Real Estate Development Inc. Bradley Corporation Coca-Cola Enterprises Pentair Inc. Francis Investment Counsel LLC Broadview Advisors Costco Wholesale Pflow Industries, Inc. Friends of Housing Corporation Cleary Gull Holdings Inc. Cramer-Krasselt Plunkett Raysich Architects, LLP Fuchs Business Solutions Inc. CliftonLarsonAllen LLP Cummins NPower LLC Precision Screw Thread Corp. Fund Development Corporation Cooper Power Systems Dana Holding PyraMax Bank Geis Building Products Inc. DRS Power & Control Technologies Davis & Kuelthau, S.C. Raabe Company Girl Scouts of Wisconsin Southeast Educators Credit Union Derco Aerospace Red Granite Advisors LLC Graybar Electric Company Inc. Funjet Vacations Derse RICOH Greater Milwaukee Foundation GRAEF Diversified Insurance Solutions Riveting Pictures Growing Systems of Wisconsin Inc. Hall, Render, Killian, Heath & Lyman Elliott’s Ace Hardware S & C Electric Company H&K Partners, LLC Jacobus Energy, Inc. The Equitable Bank SSB Schenck s.c. Hall Automotive jcpenney FCF Partners, LP Senior Flexonics-GA Precision Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Macy’s J.H. Findorff & Son Inc. SET Ministry, Inc. Community Center Milwaukee Admirals First Business Bank - Milwaukee Shorewest Realtors Heiser Automotive Group MilwaukeeJobs.com Gebhardt Family Foundation Silver Spring Neighborhood Center Inc. HGA Architects and Engineers Mortenson Construction Geneva Capital Management Ltd. Sixteenth Street Community Health Center Inc. HNTB Corporation Mutual of America Life Insurance Grant Thornton LLP Stein Gardens and Gifts HP Networking Perlick Corporation Great-West SysLogic Inc. IndependenceFirst Poblocki Sign Company Grunau Company Inc. Towers Watson Independent Health Care Plan Regal Beloit America, Inc. Habush Habush & Rottier S.C.® Uihlein Electric Co. Inc. Inland Power Group Sigma-Aldrich Corporation Health Payment Systems, Inc. UMB Fund Services, Inc. ITW Shakeproof Assembly Components STRATTEC Security Corporation Henry Schein Dental URS Corporation Jorgensen Conveyors, Inc. Three Harbors Council, BSA The Holter Financial Group Valuation Research Corporation Kolb+Co. S.C. United Community Center, Inc. Humana, Inc. Vesta, Inc. Krones Inc UnitedHealthcare of Wisconsin IBM Corporation Wal-Mart, Inc. Laughlin Constable Western States Envelope Company IMPACT Wenthe-Davidson Engineering Company Leader Paper Products Inc. Wisconsin Community Services, Inc. Interfaith Older Adult Programs Inc. West Allis - West Milwaukee School District Lenard Tool & Machine, Inc Wittco Foodservice Equipment Jewish Family Services, Inc. Western Products a Division Mandel Group Inc. John Crane Engineered Bearings of Douglas Dynamics LLC Marcus Center for the Performing Arts GUARDIAN Kahler Slater Inc. Wipfli LLP McAdams Graphics Inc. $10,000 - $24,999 Klement Sausage Company, Inc. Wixon, Inc. McDonald’s Restaurant-Steren Management Acura of Brookfield KPMG LLP YMCA of Metropolitan Milwaukee, Inc. McGladrey LLP Adelman Travel Group Kravit, Hovel & Krawczyk S.C. YWCA Southeast Wisconsin Megal Development Corporation American Family Insurance Group La Causa, Inc. Zywave, Inc. Mercer American Red Cross in Southeastern Wisconsin Landmark Credit Union Milliman Inc. Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Langer Roofing & Sheet Metal Inc. ADVOCATE Milwaukee School of Engineering Legal Aid Society of Milwaukee Inc. $5,000 - $9,999 Milwaukee Transport Services, Inc. Liphatech Inc. Milwaukee Urban League AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin Managed Health Services Motor Castings Company Alverno College Marine Bank MP Systems, Inc. American Union Embroidery & Silkscreen Maynard Steel Casting Company National Business Furniture ARI Network Services, Inc. Mequon-Thiensville School District Neighborhood House of Milwaukee, Inc. ASQ Meridian IT Next Door Foundation Associated Spring - Barnes Group Inc. Meta House Nordco Inc. Auer Steel & Heating Supply Company Metropolitan Associates Oneida Total Integrated Enterprises, LLC Bader Rutter & Associates, Inc. Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce O’Neil, Cannon, Hollman, DeJong & Laing S.C. Batzner Pest Management, Inc. Oneok Partners, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Milwaukee OnMilwaukee.com LLC Bituminous Insurance Company Paragon Development Systems BizTimes Media LLC Penfield Children’s Center Judie The Boldt Company Penta Technologies, Inc. Milwaukee, WI Borgelt, Powell, Peterson & Frauen S.C. Plumbers Local Union 75 AFL-CIO Burton & Mayer Inc. Power Holdings Inc. Campbell Soup Supply Company LLC PPG Industries - Coatings & Resins Catholic Charities Previant Goldberg Uelmen Gratz Miller Catholic Financial Life & Brueggeman, S.C. Center for Communication, Hearing & Deafness Principal Financial Group Retirement City of West Allis The PrivateBank - Wisconsin Community Care, Inc. PS Capital Partners, LLC Community Health Charities of Wisconsin Reinhart Food Service Community Shares of Greater Milwaukee Saint John’s Communities Inc. Compuware Corporation Sattell, Johnson, Appel & Co., S.C. Concours Motors Inc. Schlitz Park/The Brewery Works, Inc. Council for the Spanish Speaking Inc. The companies listed here had combined employee and corporate gifts totaling $1,200 - $49,999. Combined gifts of $50,000 and above were listed in The Business Journal in March 2013. 1 Securant Bank & Trust Merco Group Inc./General Pet Supply American Automobile Association Local Initiatives Support Corporation Staff Electric Co. Inc. MetLife Great Lakes Aon Risk Services Central, Inc. Lutheran Social Services Stafford Rosenbaum LLP Michels Pipeline Construction ASI Technologies Inc. of Wisconsin & Upper Michigan, Inc. Standard Electric Supply Co. Microsoft Corporation Baptista’s Bakery Inc. Martin Schreiber & Associates Stano Landscaping Inc. Milcut Inc. Berghammer Corporation MCP Company, Inc. Stowell Associates Inc. Milwaukee Christian Center Branigan Communications Miller Compressing Company Tax Airfreight Inc. Milwaukee Habitat for Humanity Bridgeman Foods Inc. Milwaukee Art Museum Tekra Corporation Milwaukee Jewish Federation Bridgewood Advisors Milwaukee LGBT Community Center Telsmith Inc. Mortgagebot LLC C.B. Richard Ellis Group, Inc. Milwaukee Newspaper Guild Travelers MRA - The Management Association Inc. Cargill, Inc. Milwaukee Valve Company Inc. UMOS, Inc. Mueller Communications, Inc. Carpenter Brothers Inc. Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra United Performing Arts Fund NAI MLG Commercial Cascade Asset Management Morgan Stanley Smith Barney - Mequon Veolia Water NAPA Auto Parts - Milwaukee Distribution Center Central Steel & Wire Company National Technologies Inc. Waste Management National Tissue Co. CG Schmidt Inc. Nonprofit Center of Milwaukee Inc. Willis of Wisconsin New Concept Self Development Center, Inc. City of Brookfield The Novo Group Wisconsin Lift Truck Corporation Nicolet High School City of Franklin The O’Brien Financial Group Inc. North Shore Bank FSB City of Greenfield Opus Development Corporation PARTNER Northcott Neighborhood House City Year Milwaukee Ozaukee Family Services $2,500 - $4,999 NVISIA Cognizant Paychex Oak Creek-Franklin Joint School District Colliers International Pitney Bowes, Inc A.B. Data, Ltd. Ogden & Company, Inc. Concordia University Wisconsin Planning Council for Health & Human Services Inc. AAA Sales & Engineering Inc. Paper Machinery Corporation Corix Utilities U.S. Potter’s Piggly Wiggly - Oak Creek Amalga Composites, Inc. The Parenting Network Corporate Technology Solutions Public Allies Milwaukee American Audio Visual Center PEARLS for Teen Girls, Inc. Cortina Asset Management R.F. Technologies Inc. American TV & Appliance - Brown Deer PFERD Advanced Brush Company Day Care Services for Children, Inc. RBC Wealth Management American TV & Appliance - Oak Creek Proven Direct Decade Companies Red Brown Kle’ Marketing Communications Ancilla Partners, Inc. Reilly, Penner & Benton LLP Dematic Reinke & Schomann Inc. ANSI-ASQ National Accreditation Board Retina & Vitreous Consultants of Wisconsin Don Jacobs Toyota, Inc. Ritt Beyer & Weir Inc. Archdiocese of Milwaukee-Central Offices RitzHolman CPAs Doral Corporation Robertson Ryan and Associates, Inc. Bay View Community Center Inc. Ryerson Inc. Dynacare Laboratories Royal Recognition BDO USA, LLP School District of Cudahy Eppstein Uhen Architects, Inc. Saeger Financial Planning, LLC Beer Capitol Distributing Schwaab Inc. Florentine Opera Company Safe Babies Healthy Families, Inc Bergstrom Chevrolet of Milwaukee Scribner, Cohen & Company, S.C. Fox Point-Bayside School District Select Milwaukee
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