Annual Report 2014 - United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls

2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Annual Meeting Agenda
United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls
52nd Celebration – March 26, 2015
The Crystal Room: 5:30 Cocktails, 6pm Celebration
5:30-6:00 – Cocktail Reception
6:00 – 7:00 – Program
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Welcome & Remarks (10 min)
Kathy McPadden, President
II.
Introduction of Guest Speaker (2 min))
Paul Singley
III. Guest Speaker (10 min)
IV. Mary H. Connolly Award (10 min)
V.
Campaign Awards Presentation (10 min)
•Campaign Overview
•Awards Presentation
VI. Video Clip Presentation (5 min)
VII. Adjournment of Meeting (by 7:00pm)
VIII. Invocation Dinner Served
Christopher Montini
Assistant Superintendent
Naugatuck Public Schools
Donna Andrew
Allan Monteiro, 2014 Campaign Chair
Paul Singley
Very Special Thanks To
United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls thanks the following individuals and companies for donating
their time, talents and resources, facilities or supplies to help our United Way during the year.
We are most grateful.
Very Special Thanks to…
The Naugatuck YMCA for their generosity in providing a “home” for the United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls;
Ion Bank for providing meeting room space for our monthly Board meetings;
Waterbury Republican American & The Citizens News for providing ad space;
Rocco Corso and Corso Printing staff and Yelding, Inc. and Laurie Yelding for their continued support with printing services;
American Copy and Coldwell Banker Realty 2000 for their support for Community Care Day by providing the flyers and helium;
The entire staff at Ion Bank 87 Church Street branch for all their support during our Festival of Trees event;
President’s Message
It has been an honor for me to serve as Board President for the past two years. I can assure you that our
Board of Directors is committed to helping those in need in Beacon Falls and Naugatuck. Ours is one
of the smallest United Ways in the State of Connecticut, yet we certainly accomplish a great deal. We
serve over 10,000 individuals in our communities through our partner agencies and raise funds through
employee contributions and special events. The generosity of our donors and our event sponsors, the
countless hours donated by our volunteers and the dedication of our partner agencies never ceases to
amaze me. This community is truly extraordinary.
Campaign Chair Allan Monteiro led a very successful campaign. He recruited some new members for
his team and they worked diligently to obtain new contributors and reconnect with previous donors. We
extend a great deal of thanks to Allan and his team for their energy and dedication to our United Way.
Laurie Yelding
President
Our Allocations Committee, led by Stephen Pretto, spent countless hours this winter reviewing applications
for funding. Individual meetings were held with each of our partner agencies to ensure that your dollars met the need of our
community. We are truly thankful for their commitment and time given to this important process.
The Marketing Committee, led by Dorothy Hoff, had another productive year, enhancing the website and Facebook page. This
hardworking committee continues to promote our United Way with informational materials and also focused on United Way’s
volunteers, donors and partner agencies. We are fortunate to have these dedicated volunteers working with us.
United Way also had a very successful year with special events. These events give United Way the ability to connect with the people
of our community in a different way. The Annual Car Show in July, sponsored by Ground Up, and our Golf Tournament both surpassed
our expectations. Our Special Events Chair, Donna Andrew, once again outdid herself with Kentucky Derby Day and the Salem Bus
Trip. Both events were fantastic and well attended. The annual Halloween Gala sponsored by Fitzpatrick, Mariano, Santos, Sousa PC,
Morrissey, Morrissey & Mooney and Diversified Financial Solutions has grown every year and the costumes are always creative. Our
8th Annual Festival of Trees was held in December and brought together businesses, schools, agencies and people both young and
old showing the true message of “community spirit”. Thank you to all the volunteers who help make these events so successful!
We are grateful for the financial support the Naugatuck Partnership for Children (formerly Naugatuck Discovery) continues to
receive from The Graustein Memorial Fund and Connecticut Community Foundation. The Partnership supports a number of programs
in our community such as the Pre K Kindergarten Peer Mentoring Initiative, Breakfast Club (Empowering Naugatuck Children to
Lead Healthy Lives), and Parent Leadership Training. The collaborative continues to explore opportunities to benefit all children in
Naugatuck.
During this past year, the Board of Directors created an Advisory Board which is an ancillary group of the Board of Directors. The
primary purpose of the Advisory Board is to provide the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls with ongoing support and
include a broader representation of the community. Additionally, the Advisory Board serves to engage those individuals who desire
to maintain contact and involvement with the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls, yet are unable to actively participate in
monthly meetings, and other Director commitments. Members will attend four meetings a year.
A very special thank you goes to our Executive Director Lisa Shappy and Finance Director Beth Mongelluzzo for their continued
commitment to our United Way.
I am sincerely grateful to all of you for making my experience with the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls wonderful. I
had the privilege to be Allocations Chair and meet our partner agency staff and clients, head up the annual campaign as Chair and
the honor of working alongside caring and talented individuals who care so much about our community. Thank you to our donors,
corporate sponsors, volunteers, partner agencies and staff. Live United.
U N I T E D W AY O F N A U G A T U C K & B E A C O N FA L L S
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Campaign Chair’s Message
Dear Friends,
Allan V. Monteiro, Chair
It has truly been an honor to serve as the 2014 Campaign Chair for the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon
Falls. I would like to thank all who have contributed to the success of this year’s Campaign. I would like to
specifically thank the Board of Directors, Campaign Team, Marketing Committee and the Special Events
Committee for their commitment, hard work, determination and continued focus in keeping the United Way of
Naugatuck and Beacon Falls prominent in our Community.
Thank you to the Allocations Committee who put in countless hours and effort in order to ensure that the
campaign funds are directed where they will most benefit those in our Community. This committee is truly the
core of the United Way.
I am thankful for Executive Director, Lisa Shappy and Finance Director, Beth Mongeluzzo. They keep everything and
everyone organized and on track! Their dedication and passion to this United Way is evident in everything they do. Allan V. Monteiro
Campaign Chair
I would also like to thank those who donated their time and talents to the United Way. Thank you for your contributions to our United Way and
for your confidence in our organization. Without all of you, I would not be able to report that we have reached our goal of $440,000. For over 50 years, the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls has been, and continues to be devoted to
helping our community - Live United!
Sincerely,
Allan V. Monteiro
Campaign Chair
Campaign Cabinet 2014
Campaign Chair
Allan Monteiro
Ion Bank
Salem Society
Marcelo Martins
Luso Cleaning Services
Education
Jan Saam
Naugatuck Public Schools
Campaign Vice Chair
Pat Peterson
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Community Care Day
Sonia Myers
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Non Profits
Michele McDougall
Naugatuck YMCA
Corporate & Industry
Courtney Ligi
Naugatuck Chamber of Commerce
Retail Division
Marco Nardelli
Nardelli’s Grinder Shoppe
Golf Tournament
John McCormack
State Farm Insurance
Ron Pugliese
Naugatuck Economic Development
Corporation
Special Events
Donna Andrew
Flabeg Technical Glass US Corp.
Stephen Pretto
Goldenrod Corporation
Beacon Falls
Karen Ambari Longo
Deloitte
Stephen Pretto
Goldenrod Corporation
Medical Professionals
Alicia Almeida, DMD
Business Professionals
Attorney Kevin McSherry
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2014 Campaign Awards
Silver Bowl Award 2014
ITW Powertrain Fastening
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The largest increase in employee giving
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The largest increase in corporate giving
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Increase in employee participation
Campaign Pacesetters 2014
ITW Powertrain Fastening
2014 Campaign Results
Corporate & Industry
$218,563
Retail/Community Care Day
5,855
Education
11,968
Government
8,365
Professional
16,054
Special Events & Misc.
65,779
Special Gifts & Non Profits
27,805
Out of Area
85,611
Total
$440,000
Naugatuck Public Schools
Salem Society 2014
2014/2015
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Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Mannweiler
(Gordon B. Mannweiler Endowment Fund)
Mrs. & Mrs. Anthony R. Edwards
(Designated Fund)
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Terry & Betsy Barber
Paige & Tom Bennett
Elizabeth & Charles J. Boulier, III
William Calderara
Mr. Joseph Carlson II
John & Dr. Laura Dake Roche
Ginger & Edward Fennell
Marcelo & Alexandra Martins
Dawn & John Orsini
David & Pamela Rotatori
Marilyn & Richard Schiaroli
Frank & Debbie Wheelahan
Mark & Nichol Yanarella
Ms. Lauri Yelding & Mr. David Brincherhoff
Silver ($1000-2499)
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Mary Kay Andrews
Mariana Barnes
Gerry & Caren Bouchard
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carlson III
Joseph & Mary Connolly
Mr. Jordan Deller
Brian J. DiVito
David Drescher
Alison & Tony Edwards
Mr. & Mrs. John W. Ford
Mr. & Mrs. James Goggin
James Hastings
Andrew Hvizd III
Karen & Kevin King
Karen & Kevin King
Jayne Kelly
Ms. Thecla Kirby
Mr. John Letts, Jr.
Karen Ambari Longo
Sharon & Richard Mansfield
Ann M. Marino
John McCormack
Kathleen A. & James W. McPadden
Bob & Eileen Mezzo
Brian & Beth Mongelluzzo
Bruce Noe
Dr. & Mrs. Robert J. Prifty
Ron & Janice Pugliese
Martha Rollefson
Paul T. & Michele Russell
Mr. Stephen Russell
Jamie Sarracco
Scott Sarracco
Thomas Sarracco
Dana Silva
Mr. Craig M. Wallace
Mrs. Rebecca Zandvliet
Jennifer Zbell
Bronze ($500-999)
Anonymous (6)
Ms. Nina Allen
Joanne Allison
Anthony Avellani
Kelly Black
Alice & Andrew Bertola
Mr. Scott Bowman
Chris Branca
Julie Buckmiller
Kenneth Burns
Marie Cameron
Mr. Richard D. Coe
Joe & Paula Connolly
Mr. Rocco Corso
Dr. & Mrs. Geoffrey M. Drawbridge
Nancy Fay
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Feiccabrino
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Feiccabrino
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Ferry Jr.
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Sean Fogarty
Mr. Kenneth A. Hanks
Suzanne & Brian Hardy
James Hastings
Jacqueline Hawes
Attorney N. Warren Hess, III
Glenn Heavens
Ann Hoffman
John Jahne
Paul Kritemeyer
Ms. Kathy LaGrave
Ronald & Barbara Lengyel
Mrs. Lucille Letts
Manuel & Zulmira Martins
Mrs. Lucille T. Letts
Sharon Locke
Daniel Lopes
Manuel & Zulmira Martins
Philip Masquelette
Mr. Thomas McDonald
Mr. Vincent McDonald
Atty. Kevin H. McSherry
Allan V. Monteiro
Naugatuck Window & Glass
Lorraine & James Nemec
Mr. Matt O’Brien
Tom O’Niel
James Oliveria
Patrica Peterson
Laura Philips
Gerald Quinn
Maria P. Rodrigues
David & Laurie Rogers
Laureen J. Ryan
Frank Sarracco
Dr. Richard J. & Margaret Shanahan
Scott M. & Lisa A. Shappy
Robert Sinagra
Janice Smith
Gary & Michelle Steck
Dr. Ralph Tremaglio
Susan Talbot
Yvette Wilmot
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Treasurer’s Report
Ginger Fennell, Treasurer
2014 Campaign
2014 Campaign Pledges
$  440,000
Total Funds Available:
$  440,000
ALLOCATION OF FUNDS
2014 Agency Allocations
$  271,000
2014 Agency Allocations - Donor Designated
43,000
2014 Campaign Shrinkage Allowance
18,000
2014 Office Budget Appropriation
90,518
Unappropriated Funds
17,377
Total Funds Allocated:
$  440,000
Statement of Condition
CASH AND RECEIVABLES
Cash on Hand
$  193,323
Pledges Receivable “2014”
$  241,882
Shrinkage Allowance
(18,000)
286,786
Pledges Receivable “2013”
71,455 Shrinkage Allowance
(20,000)
26,697
Total Assets:
$  506,806
COMMITMENTS
Agency Allocations
$  271,018
Agency Allocations - Donor Designated
43,000
Office Budget Appropriation
90,623
Other Liabilities
1,280
Unappropriated Funds
17,592
Naugatuck Direct Assistance Fund
4,097
Community Impact
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Discovery Grant
79,189
Total Liabilities:
$  506,806
2013 Operating Expenses
Salaries
$   61,888
Payroll Taxes & Insurance
5,715
Dues - United Way of America
3,785
Printing & Advertising
3,338
Employee Benefits
3,096
Professional Fees
2,950
Office & Campaign Supplies
1,400
Telephone
1,484
Postage
1,186
Dues & Membership
1,659
Office Equipment
1,433
Insurance
2,287
Awards
500
Meetings & Travel
400
License & Fees
100
Miscellaneous
150
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Total Operating Expenses:
$   91,371
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Marketing Chair Report
“Never doubt a small group of thoughtful, committed people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing
that ever has.” Margaret Mead
Mom! Dad! Can you help me? As kids, we were the ones asking for help cleaning up our room or with tricky
math homework, and certainly as parents, we do all we can do to assist our children.
Sadly, some calls do not receive such immediate attention. Some problems are not so easily resolved.
Fortunately, those of us who reside in Naugatuck and Beacon Falls live in towns with incredible community
spirit. The needs of families in Naugatuck and Beacon Falls vary. Calls for help, which cannot so easily be
answered by immediate family, are responded to by several church, school, scouting and community groups,
including agencies which our United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls helps to fund. Whether it is the
American Red Cross after a tragic house fire, Literacy Volunteers helping the unemployed and those trying to
better their skills, or Safe Haven sheltering abused women and children, there are many in our area who work
or volunteer to make life better for all of us.
Dorothy Hoff
Marketing Committee
As we wrap up another campaign year at the United Way, we would like to thank all of our supporters. The Citizen’s News’ Editor Elio
Gugliotti and his staff are amazing, with press coverage for our events, passionate editorials, and advertising assistance. In addition to
the support we receive throughout the year from the Republican-American, reporter Paul Singley serves on our Marketing Committee,
offering his own expertise, advice and time, even creating videos for our use. Several local companies, Flabeg Technical Glass, ITW
Powertrain, Goldenrod Corp, Yelding Inc., Sarracco Mechanical, Ground Up, Naugatuck Valley Saving & Loan, Ion Bank, and Town and Board
of Education, offer their help, not only with corporate grants, donations, and payroll deductions, but also time donated by their CEO’s and
employees, serving on our Board of Directors and various committees, including roll-up-your-sleeves event planning. Most importantly, we
would like to thank each individual donor who contributes through their payroll, even designating money back to Naugatuck & Beacon Falls
from their companies located elsewhere, and those individuals who donate what they can, or attend one of our events, the Sao Paio race,
Halloween Gala, or Festival of Trees, because they know how important it is for us all to do our part helping those in need.
These are not easy times. In what used to be two small towns in the Naugatuck River Valley, with bustling industries employing thousands,
the United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls was born through the insight and dedication of Robert and Anna Lee Van Allan, and their
friends, who saw a need and answered the call. Today, we have become two towns struggling to reinvent ourselves, with most of the big
industrial giants gone, but in their place, many small businesses and individuals who still see the need and answer the call. Thank you all!
With gratitude,
Dorothy Hoff
Marketing Committee 2014
Chair
Dorothy Hoff
Community Volunteer
Marylou Cunningham
Ion Bank
Bryan Ribas
Ion Bank
Sandy Lee
Naugatuck Valley Community College
Paul Singley
Republican American
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Calendar of Events
October
• 10/10: Flag Rising Naugatuck 9:30am, at Town Hall
• 10/11: Salem, MA Bus Trip
• 10/17: Flag Raising Beacon Falls, 9:30am at Town Hall
• 10/24: 6th Annual Halloween Gala, at Neary Building, 7:30pm
November
• TBD: Community Care Day
December
• 12/5: Festival of Trees Reception
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Family Services of Greater Waterbury.....30,476
Hidden Acres Therapeutic Riding Center...3,203
2-1-1 Infoline...........................................3,785
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury. .8,440
Naugatuck-Beacon Falls Scouting Fund. . . . . .253
Naugatuck Campership Fund.................10,043
Naugatuck Police Explorer.......................1,707
Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters..............5,468
Salvation Army.......................................15,133
Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury...........12,166
Waterbury Youth Service Systems............7,092
Wellmore, Inc.........................................59,481
YMCA, Naugatuck..................................85,168
Peter J. Foley Little League.........................311
Naugatuck Youth Soccer..........................1,242
Union City Little League...........................1,042
Sub Total........$282,615
Other Donor Designations......................31,949
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Ground Up Car Show ~ July 13
Sao Paio Road Race ~ August 30
Golf Tournament ~ September 9
Campaign Kickoff ~ September 25
Salem Bus Trip ~ October 11
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United Way is the best at helping
and serving the communities of
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Throughout the year, community events including a Car Show,
5K Sao Paio Road Race, Golf Tournament and more!
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Report from the Nominating Committee
The Nominating Committee presents the following slate of Officers and Directors for election: Officers
Officers
President
Kathleen McPadden
Ion Bank
Vice President
Yvette Wilmot
Sarracco Mechanical Services
Treasurer
Ginger Fennell
Ion Bank
Secretary
Kathy Lengyel
Ion Bank
Allocations
Elizabeth Santoro
Ground Up Restoration
Campaign Chair
Pat Peterson
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Directors
Term Expiring 2015
Kathy Lengyel
Ion Bank
Kevin DelGobbo
City of Waterbury
Pat Peterson
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Ginger Fennell
Ion Bank
Elizabeth Santoro
Ground Up Restoration
Jacqueline Flynn
Balanced Body Chiropractic Center
Term Expiring 2017
Allan Monteiro
Ion Bank
Human Resources
Donna Andrew
Flabeg Technical Glass
Sandra Lee
Naugatuck Valley Community
College
Co Chairs
John McCormack
State Farm Insurance
Stephen Pretto
Goldenrod Corporation
Members
Tri Chairs
Marylou Cunningham
Ion Bank
Coleen Grommisch
Naugatuck Public Schools
Pat Peterson
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Members
Karen Ambari Longo
Deliotte
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Advisory Board
Caren Bouchard
Community Volunteer
Ed Carter
Borough of Naugatuck
Yvette Wilmot
Sarracco Mechanical Services, Inc.
Pedro Pires
The Chittenden Group
David Rotatori
Ion Bank
Attorney Carlos Santos
Fitzpatrick, Mariano, Santos, Sousa
Golf Tournament Committee 2014
Ion Bank
Matt O’Brien
Naugatuck Valley Savings and
Loan
Coleen Grommisch
Naugatuck Public Schools
Kathy McPadden
Attorney Carlos Santos
Fitzpatrick, Mariano, Santos, Sousa
Stephen Pretto
Goldenrod Corporation
Chief Christopher Edison
Naugatuck Police Department
Joseph L. Ferry, Jr.
The Chittenden Group
Alicia Almeida, DMD
Kathleen McPadden
Ion Bank
Laurie Yelding
Yelding Inc.
Term Expiring 2016
David Rotatori
Ion Bank
Donna Andrew
Flabeg Technical Glass
Paul Russell
Naugatuck Fire Department
Dorothy Hoff
Community Volunteer
John McCormack
State Farm Insurance
Karen Ambari Longo
Beacon Falls
Attorney Rosa Rebimbas
State Representative #70
Communications
Sandra Lee
Naugatuck Valley Community
College
Retiring Members
Festival of Trees Committee 2014
Donna Andrew
Flabeg Technical Glass
Kathy Lengyel
Ion Bank
Kathleen McPadden
Ion Bank
Laurie Yelding
Yelding Inc.
Evening Volunteers
Donna Andrew
Caitlyn Andrew
Sharon Bosco
Marylou Cunningham
Michele McDougall
Naugatuck High School Jazz Band
Joanie Seastrand
Katelyn Shappy
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
A Year in Review 2014
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A Year in Review 2014
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
2014 Allocations
Committee Report
2014 Distribution
(includes designations as specified directly by donors)
Stephen Pretto, Chair
American Red Cross
21,531
I would like to thank the Allocation Committee, the presenting
agencies and the United Way Board of Directors for a comprehensive
and successful funding campaign. The dedication and passion UW
volunteers’ exhibit is simply remarkable.
ARC of Waterbury
3,096
Catholic Charities
12,978
Family Services of Greater Waterbury
30,476
Hidden Acres Therapeutic Riding Center
3,203
The allocation process in particular gives members an up close and
personal gateway into the lives of those it endeavors to aid. The range
of resources required by our agencies varies greatly, but if one fact is
certain it is that there is a growing need within our community to be
there for those facing adversity and in some cases desperate for help. With new initiatives such as the “ALICE” project we will need continued
ambition to keep pace with Naugatuck and Beacon Falls services. It was a pleasure serving as Allocation Chair the last 2 years. I truly
appreciate the attention, professionalism, and commitment my fellow
committee members demonstrated. I would especially like to thank
Executive Director Lisa Shappy for her guidance and experience over
my tenure in allocations.
2-1-1 Infoline
3,785
Literacy Volunteers of Greater Waterbury
8,440
Naugatuck-Beacon Falls Scouting Fund
Naugatuck Campership Fund
253
10,043
Naugatuck Police Explorer
1,707
Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters
5,468
Salvation Army
15,133
Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury
12,166
Waterbury Youth Service Systems
7,092
Wellmore, Inc.
59,481
YMCA, Naugatuck 85,168
Finally I would like to give a heartfelt thank you to all the contributors
to this very important charity. Live United!
Peter J. Foley Little League
Thank you and continued success,
Stephen Pretto
2014 Allocation Committee Chair
311
Naugatuck Youth Soccer
1,242
Union City Little League 1,042
Sub Total
Other Donor Designations
Total $282,615
31,949
$314,564
Allocations Committee 2014-15
Stephen Pretto - Chair
Goldenrod Corporation
Sandy Lee
Naugatuck Valley Community College
Pedro Pires
Chittenden Group
Alicia Almeida DMD
Bernadette Mole
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Janet Sagendorf
Tinker School
Allan Monteiro
Ion Bank
Liz Santoro
Ground Up
Philip Masquelette
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
Sandra Vaz
Naugatuck Valley Savings & Loan
Ed Carter
Borough of Naugatuck
Coleen Grommisch
Naugatuck Public Schools
Ken Healy
Diversified Financial Solutions
Rita Myers
Naugatuck Valley Savings and Loan
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Advancing the Common Good 2014
United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls is working to advance the common good by Increasing opportunities for children and
youth to succeed; Helping people become more self-sufficient in meeting their basic needs; and Increasing financial stability.
Community Investments
Early Care and Education
• Naugatuck YMCA – Preschool Program
• Naugatuck Partnership for Children
Positive Youth Development
• Naugatuck YMCA – Youth Development & Enrichment
• Naugatuck Beacon Falls Scouting Fund
• Nutmeg Big Brothers Big Sisters – Mentoring
• Naugatuck Campership Fund
• Union City Little League
• Naugatuck Youth Soccer
Income
• Literacy Volunteers – Adult Literacy
Other Programs
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American Red Cross – Service to Military Families
211 – Information and Referral
Waterbury Arc – Individual &Family Support
Naugatuck YMCA – Older Adult Programming
Naugatuck YMCA – Open Door Program
Basic Needs
• American Red Cross – Emergency Assistance
• Catholic Charities – Behavioral Health
• Family Services – Behavioral Health
• Safe Haven – Sexual Assault Crisis Services
• Waterbury Youth Services – Youth/Family Emergency Services
• Wellmore – Emergency Mobile Psychiatric Services
• Wellmore – Children & Adult Outpatient Services
• Salvation Army – Comprehensive Emergency Assistance
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Familywize
Naugatuck Direct Assistance Fund
Elf Project
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Mary Connolly Community Caring Award
Presented to: Jim & Susan Goggin
The Mary H. Connolly Community Caring Award is presented annually Previous Recipients
to recognize an individual or individuals who have demonstrated 1999 Mary H. Connolly
outstanding support to the United Way and the entire community and 2000 Anne M. Butler
2001 Ronald D. Lengyel
who have set the standard for service to the community.
Our community is honored to present to Jim and Susan this year’s 2002 Jeffery T. Witherwax
2003 William N. Villano
Mary H. Connolly Community Caring Award.
2004 Anthony R. Edwards
Jim and Susan have chosen in every way to make Naugatuck their home
2005 Viva Brockman Harris
Jim & Susan Goggin
town. They not only live and work in the Borough, but also spend many
hours dedicated to making life better for Naugatuck families. Jim is 2006 Mark & Nichol Yanarella
currently the Borough Tax Collector and Susan is an educator for the Naugatuck Public Schools. 2007 Marcelo Martins
While their top priority is raising their four children, Jimmy, Rachel, Matthew and Brian, they 2008 Caren G. Bouchard
find time to make volunteering a team effort. Jim has been a coach for Little Pal Basketball at 2009 Kathleen McPadden
the Naugatuck YMCA for over 16 years and currently coaches for the NBA, a Friday night league. 2010 Laurie Yelding
He and Susan were coaches for Naugatuck Youth Soccer from 1998-2009. Presently, they are 2011 Kevin M. DelGobbo
race organizers for the Ion Bank 10K/5K Run as well as serving as Co-Chairs for the Sao Paio 2012 Lee R. Schlesinger
Road Race, along with Paul Russell and Luci DaSilva. One of their passions is volunteering 2013 Donna Andrew
every year at the Senior Center helping to cook the St. Patrick’s Day Corned Beef Dinner and
helping out at the Bob Veillette Ziti Dinner. School and youth groups have been at the core of
their community service. Susan volunteered many hours at their children’s schools, including serving as Vice President of the Central
Avenue PTO and Co-President with Jim at Cross Street School. Jim has also volunteered as a First Grade reading tutor at Maple Hill
School, served in various capacities at the Naugatuck YMCA, the Naugatuck AOH, as a member of the Board of Directors for the Hall
of Fame, Naugatuck Teen Theater and Naugatuck Thunderfish.
His involvement with the United Way of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls includes serving on the Board of Directors for two terms, a
member of the Golf Committee, and Kentucky Derby Committee.
As many other organizations have recognized the dedication that Jim and Sue have shown for our community, they have previously
been honored with the following awards: Jim was a recipient of the Franklin Johnson Citizenship Award, the Robert N Whittemore
Award from the YMCA and the Naugatuck High School Alumni Association Award. Together Jim and Sue were recognized by the
Naugatuck Parent School Council with the Raymond K. Foley Award in 2013.
Jim & Sue Goggin display all the attributes of community service and caring that the United Way looks for as it awards the Mary H
Connolly Community Caring Award each year.
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Very Special Thank You
Kentucky Derby Event
May 3, 1024
Raffle Donors
Dona Andrew
Karen Ambari Longo
Marcelo Martins
Kathy McPadden
Stogies
Vineyard Vines
Laurie Yelding
Volunteers
Donna Andrew
Marylou Cunningham
Jim Goggin
Jeanine LeVasseur
Marcelo Martins
Cathie Mauritz
Kathy McPadden
Pat Peterson
Laurie Yelding
Memorial Day Parade
May 24, 2014
Volunteers
Brianna Cracco
Ann Ferraro
Michael Milo
Jessica Paolino
Sarah Paolino
Joe Santoro
Lee Schlesinger
Katelyn Shappy
Lisa Shappy
Alyssa Subramani
Jason Tessier
Adam Yan
Ground Up Restoration Car
Show
July 13, 2014
Raffle Donors
Marcelo Martins
Liz Santoro
Laurie Yelding
Volunteers
Karen Ambari Longo
David Brinckerhoff
Coleen Grommisch
Kathy McPadden
Kathy Lengyel
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Continued
Liz Santoro
Lee Schlesinger
Katelyn Shappy
Alyssa Subramani
Adam Yan
Laurie Yelding
Marie’s Jewelry Fundraiser
July 24, 2014
Raffle Sponsor
Flabeg Technical Glass US Corp.
Marie’s Jewelry
Volunteers
Donna Andrew
Mohegan Sun Bus Trip
August 22, 2014
Volunteers
Donna Andrew
Marcelo Martins
Kathy McPadden
Katelyn Shappy
Laurie Yelding
Golf Tournament
September 9, 2014
Tournament Sponsor
Ion Bank
Corporate Gold Sponsors
BJM Law
Merrill Lynch
Sarracco Mechanical Services
State Farm Insurance
Cart Sponsor
Naugatuck Valley Savings and
Loan
Hole Sponsors
A Betterway Wholesale
Dr. Alicia Almeida
Cappalli & Hill, LLC
Coldwell Banker Realty 2000
Corso Printing
Coastal Carriers of CT
DeChello Law Firm
Fitzpatrick, Mariano, Santos,
Sousa
Ground Up Restoration
Kircaldi, Randall & McNab
Luso Cleaning Service
Naugatuck Chamber of
Commerce
Naugatuck Window & Glass
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schmidt Electric
Rick Settani – Showcase Realty
Scarfo Precision Tool
Valley Communications Systems
Yelding Inc.
Booster Sponsor
The Corner Tavern
Raffle Sponsor
Louis Pontillo Jr.
Raffle Donors
Antonio’s Restaurant
Karen Ambari Longo
Balanced Body Chiropractic
Jesse Camille’s Restaurant
Flabeg Technical Glass US Corp.
Kathy Lengyel
Luso Cleaning Service
John McCormack
Kathy McPadden
Naugatuck Valley Savings and
Loan
Opticare Eye Health & Vision
Center
Palace Theater
Stephen Pretto
St. Mary’s Health Systems
Watertown Golf Club
Laurie Yelding & David
Brinckerhoff
YMCA Naugatuck
Hole in One Sponsor
Luso Cleaning Service
Yelding Inc.
Other Supporters
Loehman-Blasius Chevrolet
Event Volunteers
Lori Cjaikowski
Marylou Cunningham
Joe Ferry, Jr.
Coleen Grommisch
Kathy Lengyel
Karen Lineweber
Michele McDougall
Salem MA Bus Trip
October 11, 2014
Sponsors
Flabeg Technical Glass US Corp
Ion Bank
Luso Cleaning Service
Lisa Shappy
Yelding Inc
YoCrunch
Volunteers
Donna Andrew
Marcelo Martins
Cathy McPadden
Monserrate Mendez
Katelyn Shappy
Laurie Yelding
Halloween Gala
October 24, 2014
Event Sponsors
Diversified Financial Solutions
Fitzpatrick, Mariano, Santos,
Sousa
Morrissey, Morrissey & Mooney
DJ
Rob Rager
Ice/Food
Mark Cook – Cook’s Cafe
Scott Dudas – Guiseppe’s Pizza
Volunteer Bartenders
David Pires
Pedro Pires
David Rotatori
Mario Santos
Daniel Simoes
David Walsh
Pat Granahan
Committee
Suanne Carosella
Coleen Grommisch
Allan Monteiro
Stephen Pretto
Evening Volunteers
David Brinckerhoff
Coleen Grommisch
Michele McDougall
Allan Monteiro
Stephen Pretto
Laurie Yelding
Festival of Trees
December 5 – 14, 2014
Event Sponsor
Ion Bank Foundation
Laurie Yelding
Trim-A-Tree Sponsor
Naugatuck Valley Savings & Loan
Mr. & Mrs. Claus
Dr. Alicia Almeida
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Very Special Thank You
Santa’s Helper
Stephen Amarante – Ion
Investments
Sarracco Mechanical Services
Holiday Cheer
Ground Up
Rotary Club of Beacon Falls
Sarracco Mechanical Services
St. Mary’s Health Systems
State Farm Insurance
Supporters
Mountview Plaza Wines &
Liquors
Naugatuck High School Culinary
Arts Department
The Citizen’s News
Tree Participants
All About You
Karen Ambari & Chip Longo
Algonquin/Woodland Interact
American Red Cross Connecticut
Region
Andrew Avenue School
Balanced Body Chiropractic
Beacon Falls Library
Beacon Falls Lioness Club
Beacon Falls Police Department
Beacon Falls Public Works
Beacon Falls Rotary
Beacon Falls Senior Center
Beacon Hose Company #1
Bennett Family
Caring For You
Community School
Deb Cormer
Rose Cornell
Continued
Cub Scout Pack Den 5
Cub Scout Troop 2010 – Beacon
Falls
Patrica & Rosemary Cuddy
DeJesus Dental Group
Family Services of Greater
Waterbury
Fox Village
Meg Gill
Goldenrod Corporation
Carine Green
Coleen Grommisch
Ground Up Restoration
Hidden Acres Therapeutic Riding
Center
Howard Whittemore Library
Ion Bank – 87 Church St.
Ion Bank – Accounting
Ion Bank – Cheshire
Ion Bank – Commercial Service
Dept.
Ion Bank –Contact Center
Ion Bank - Finance
Ion Bank – Portfolio
Administration
Ion Bank – Human Resources
Ion Bank - Middlebury
Ion Bank – Mount Carmel
Ion Bank – New Haven Road
Ion Bank – Operations
Ion Bank – Oxford
Ion Bank – Plaza
Ion Bank – Prospect
Ion Bank – Southbury
Ion Bank – Special Assets
Ion Bank – Training
Ion Bank - Wallingford
Ion Bank – Waterbury East
Ion Bank – Waterbury West
Ion Bank – Watertown
Ion Bank – Woodbury
Ion Insurance
Jane Doe No More
Jennifer Jurzynski
Kathy LaGrave
Literacy Volunteer of
Greater Waterbury
Longo Family
Dawn Marchant
Roberta Massey
McSweeny & Accousti Advisory
Naugatuck Adult Education
Naugatuck Fire Department
Naugatuck High School –
Interact
Naugatuck High School – K.
Crosswait, D. Bradley, J.
Teixeira, K. Krysko
Naugatuck High School
Girls Softball Team
Naugatuck Mayor’s Office
Naugatuck Police Union
Naugatuck Public Schools –
IT Department
Naugatuck Rotary
Naugatuck Valley Savings
and Loan
Naugatuck YMCA
Naugatuck Youth Services
Palace Theater
Pillars to Post Inspections
Phoenix Stage Company
Rosenblatt’s Department Store
The Rotatori Family
Martha Rothefson
Safe Haven of Greater Waterbury
Sound School of New Haven
Stokes Counseling Services
Elizabeth Summerlin
Terri’s Flower Shop
The Generali School of Literature
and the Arts
The Gravy Girls
United Way Board of Directors
Waterbury Youth Services
Wellmore, Inc.
Woodland High School – Interact
Club
Yelding Inc.
Event Volunteers
Ion Bank Employees
Karen Ambari Longo
Caitlyn Andrew
Donna Andrew
Sharon Bosco
Marylou Cunningham
Coleen Grommisch
Stacy Jagello
Jennifer Jurzynski
Kathy Lengyel
Michele McDougall
Kathy McPadden
Allan Monteiro
Katelyn Shappy
Laurie Yelding
Thank You!
Building A Caring Community
Through Businesses That Care...
U N I T E D W AY O F N A U G A T U C K & B E A C O N FA L L S
Thanks to our local merchants who supported the
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HOW TO LIVE UNITED:
JOIN HANDS.
OPEN YOUR HEART.
LEND YOUR MUSCLE.
FIND YOUR VOICE.
GIVE 10%. GIVE 100%. GIVE 110%.
GIVE AN HOUR.
GIVE A SATURDAY.
THINK OF WE BEFORE ME.
REACH OUT A HAND TO ONE AND
INFLUENCE THE CONDITION OF ALL.
GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.
OUR MISSION
To increase the organized capacity for the people
of Naugatuck and Beacon Falls to care for one another.
United Way of Naugatuck & Beacon Falls, Inc.
284 Church Street • P.O. Box 209
Naugatuck, CT 06770
203.729.1564
www.unitedwaynaugatuck.org