2011 annual report - United Way of the Greater Triangle
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2011 annual report - United Way of the Greater Triangle
2011 ANNUAL REPORT Celebrating 15 years of caring 1996-2011 1 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 1 11/5/12 2:05 PM Success by Six Hand in hand, Heart to Heart. The United Way. 300,000 24% Programs to strengthen the family 19% Day care/Elder care programs 18% Health care programs 18% Social development programs 792,000 Hurricane Fran 15 YEARS 1996 2011 OF CARING United Way of the Greater Triangle logo Population in counties we serve. 1996 Funding by Area People utilizing partner agency services Major community disaster 03% Supplemental educationsl services 02% Job training & skills developement programs Day of Caring Key Community Initiative Campaign theme Funding Volunteer engagement opportunities Poverty to Possibility Turn your passion into action Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service; Day of Action 500,000 1,471,259 16% Basic needs programs 100,000 Homes Campaign Raleigh tornados 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance. 33% Education 26% Income 2011 Funding by Area 24% Health 15% Safety 02% Health/Safefy 2 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 2 11/5/12 2:05 PM Dear United Way Supporters, Volunteers and Friends: It has been 15 years since the merger of the United Ways of Greater Durham, Orange County and Wake County into one regional United Way. In 2009, with the addition of United Way of Johnston County, we became United Way of the Greater Triangle. Our mission, To improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of communities, remains strong. Our vision, All who need help find it, is upheld daily. Our value proposition is United Way of the Greater Triangle is about: Donating to United Way is a solid return on your investment of money and time that: • Benefits people you know • Focuses on issues you care about • Gets results in solving problems, and • Makes a difference right here in the Triangle With your continued support, we look forward to our next 15 years in helping make our Triangle community a strong one. Thank you for all you do for United Way of the Greater Triangle! Sincerely, John N. Anthony Chair - UWGT Board of Director’s 3 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 3 11/5/12 2:05 PM The United Ways of Greater Durham, Orange County and Wake County combined in one central location and became Triangle United Way. The merger saved $100,000 in administrative costs, increased fundraising dollars and expanded services to more people in the Triangle. 15 With the 1998 merging of the three communitybased information and referral services in Durham, Orange and Wake counties, United Way won the designation for 2-1-1 as the number to call region-wide for information and referrals to partner agencies. Over 1,700 volunteers participated in the very first Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service helping to make it “A day on, not a day off.” Sixty community projects were completed in one day. Triangle United Way implemented a new issue based funding system to reduce duplication of services, provide donors with a more direct link to services and strengthen the Community Care Fund. American Social Health took over the 2-1-1 call center which moved out of the United Way offices and into their own facility. The Young Leaders Society was created to foster participation, commitment, growth and education of United Way’s young leaders in order to further United Way’s vision that, “All Who Need Help Find It.” United Way of the Greater Triangle implemented Textto-Give allowing cell phone users to text the word “Triangle” to 50555 and make a $10 donation. The technology was first used at the “Rise Up Raleigh” benefit concert to help victims of the tornados. 1996 1998199920002003200520062009 2010 2011 F THE GREATE R UNIT E YO WA G LE IAN TR D YEARS OF CARING BRIDGING THE DIGITAL DIVIDE www.unitedwaytriangle.org Teaming for Technology (T4T) began as an AmeriCorps VISTA program of Triangle United Way to bridge the digital divide by recycling and refurbishing equipment to donate back to the community. T4T remains one of the largest Microsoft authorized refurbishers in the southeast. The African-American Leadership Initiative (AALI) was established to honor African-American philanthropy and help members become more involved with community issues. The Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) was formed to offer female philanthropists an opportunity to become inspired by and engaged in philanthropy and community service. United Way of Johnston County merged with Triangle United Way. The regional United Way changed its name to United Way of the Greater Triangle. United Way of the Greater Triangle website visitors leaped 50% with the start of our blog. Numbers continued to climb for the next six months and our blog posts were recognized and reposted by state, regional and national organizations. 4 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 4 11/5/12 2:05 PM 2011 UNITED WAY OF THE GREATER TRIANGLE BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Anthony Board Chair TrustAtlantic Bank Kurt D. Weaver Immediate Past Chair/Governance Committee Chair Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice PLLC Walter Davenport, CPA 1st Vice Chair/ Audit Committee Chair Retired J. R. Shearin 2nd Vice Chair/ Treasurer Deloitte LLP Linda Foreman Secretary Durham Public Schools Caren Anders Progress Energy Carolinas Mark Ascolese Ascolese Enterprises, Inc. Brian S. Brickhouse Eaton Corporation Denise Smith Cline Law Offices of Denise Smith Cline, PLLC Ron Day Gateway Bank David Diaz Downtown Raleigh Alliance John H. Idler Marketing Committee Chair ABC 11 Eyewitness News Keith Dimsdale Chick Fil A Michael Palmer Resource Investment Committee Chair Self-Help Mary Ann Dudley Johnston County Agency Representative Boys & Girls Club of Johnston County David F. Paulson, Jr. Esq. New Business Committee Chair Williams Mullen Daniel Evans Mayor of Smithfield Evans Jewelers Robert Greczyn Blue Cross Blue Shield North Carolina Robert Greenberg IBM Corporation Sylvia D. Hackett, SPHR Human Resources Committee Chair Rex Healthcare Dr. Victoria Haynes Tocqueville Society Chair RTI International E. Bryson Powell East West Partners Keith Wallace McGladrey Ernest Ward BB&T Jerry Wehmueller United Way of Chatham County Stacy Yusko Orange County Agency Representative Chapel Hill-Carrboro Meals on Wheels, Inc. David Reese Durham County Agency Representative Center for Child & Family Health Kim Saunders Mechanics and Farmers Bank Kari Stoltz Bank of America Steve Stouthamer Skanska USA Building Steve Strom The Arc of Wake County Ronald G. Wainwright, Jr., CPA Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP 5 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 5 11/5/12 2:05 PM 2011 COMMUNITY IMPACT RESULTS FINANCIAL STABILITY SUCCESSFUL YOUNG CHILDREN AND YOUTH 2,740 people gained skills to manage their finances better 2,700 youth improved their academic performance 2,182 people received free tax preparation and received the Earned Income Tax Credit, resulting in $1,624,653 in refunds 806 youth learned skills to avoid gangs, bullying and other kinds of violence. The number of Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites increased 33% from the previous tax year 6,218 youth engaged in healthy behaviors and made good life choices. HEALTH SAFETY 1,849 youth and adults received treatment and improved their health problems due to addiction 2,932 parents and families reduced family stress and improved parent-child interactions 696 children with developmental disabilities and their families improved their skills and met their goals 36,526 victims of domestic violence received information, counseling, shelter and other services to help them lead safer lives 325 persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities made progress toward person centered goals. 1,085 people received help with clothing 795 people improved reading, comprehension and English language skills 3,593 people gained access to and received public assistance benefits 249 mentoring matches improved the lives of youth. 15,528,102 pounds of food were distributed to agencies and individuals 483 child care programs increased their quality 24,841 people learned how to respond to emergencies through CPR and First Aid training 252,074 hungry people got help with food 2,138 early childhood teachers improved their teaching practices 51,888 prescriptions were filled for patients without health insurance 4,156 children enrolled in high quality child care 17,758 people’s physical health was improved through access to care and information 13,110 homeless people found shelter and other services to help rebuild their lives 2,621 people avoided eviction or moved into stable housing 320 people learned new career skills, got a new job, kept their jobs and increased their income 1,237 children entered kindergarten healthy and ready to learn 195 disconnected youth reduced their delinquency 37,462 units of blood were collected and distributed 2,898 perpetrators of domestic violence repaired family relationships, avoided further violence and re-arrest 489 children prevented substance abuse before it started 281 caregivers reduced stress in their homes by using respite care services 8,665 seniors remained active in the community and independently living at home 1,006 people resolved their legal emergency 4,926 prevented illness and stayed well through educational sessions, testing and counseling 601 families with a loved one in the armed services received support in a time of crisis 852 people learned how to improve their own and their families’ nutrition 1,561 people survived a disaster situation with supports in place 3,194 clients improved their mental health through counseling, education and other supports 6 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 6 11/5/12 2:05 PM FINANCIAL STABILITY People Achieve Economic Self-Sufficiency to the Extent Possible DURHAM COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross Disaster response services Durham Literacy Center Adult literacy classes English classes Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Volunteer mobilization Food distribution to nonprofit organizations Genesis Home Transitional housing for families Inter-Faith Food Shuttle The Salvation Army Help with rent and utilities, etc. for those at risk of homelessness The Alliance of AIDS Support services for clients living with AIDS/HIV Triangle Family Services Food distribution to organizations and individuals Credit counseling Volunteer Center of Durham Support for nonprofits Adult volunteer recruitment JOHNSTON COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross, Triangle Area Chapter Emergency assistance for families of those in the armed forces Interfaith Food Shuttle Johnston Lee Harnett Community Action, Inc. Legal Aid of North Carolina, Inc. Smithfield Rescue Mission Help for people who are homeless to obtain/maintain employment The Salvation Army Smithfield Help with rent and utilities, etc. for those at risk of homelessness Food distribution to organizations and individuals Financial support and counseling No cost legal support 7 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 7 11/5/12 2:05 PM ORANGE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Child Care Services Association Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Inter-Faith Council for Social Services, Inc. Scholarships for child care Food distribution to nonprofit organizations Food distribution to families and community kitchens Safe emergency shelter and transitional housing Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Food distribution to organizations and individuals Orange Congregations in Mission, Inc. Emergency services and home delivered meals Orange County Literacy Council Inc. Adult literacy The Women’s Center Inc. Financial counseling and support WAKE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross, Triangle Area Chapter Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc. Disaster response services Emergency assistance for families of those in the armed forces Food pantry Supported employment for adults with disabilities Community Partnerships, Inc. Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina Food distribution to organizations Volunteer mobilization Haven House, Inc. Helping youth learn to live independently Interact Services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault Inter-Faith Food Shuttle Food distribution to organizations and individuals Job training Life Experiences, Inc. Job training for adults with Developmental Disabilities Literacy Council of Wake County PLM Families Together, Inc. Adult literacy Transitional housing for homeless families Triangle Family Services, Inc. Credit counseling Rent and utility assistance Urban Ministries of Wake County, Inc. Medicine and employment assistance for those in financial crisis Shelter for women and children 8 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 8 11/5/12 2:05 PM Wake Enterprises, Inc. Women’s Center of Wake County, Inc. YWCA of the Greater Triangle, Inc. Vocational/social support for adults with developmental disabilities Food, shelter and clothing Financial literacy, employment counseling and credit counseling EDUCATION Children and Youth Succeed in School and In Life DURHAM COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Triangle Child Advocacy Commission Child and Parent Support Services Mentoring for vulnerable youth ages 6 - 14 Legal services for children and their families Services to help parents understand/improve child’s development Child Care Services Association Scholarships for high quality child care Help for low income parents find high quality/affordable child care Nutrition programs for preschool children Services to improve the quality of child care Communities in Schools Summer reading program that focuses on low income 5th graders Non-traditional high school program for teens at risk of dropping out Parenting program Durham Congregations in Action Vocational training for youth Durham Literacy Center Preparing out of school youth for GED and life Elna B. Spaulding Conflict Resolution Center Conflict resolution and delinquency prevention Exchange Clubs’ Family Center Girl Scouts- North Carolina Coastal Pines, Inc. John Avery Boys and Girls Club Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club Volunteer Center of Durham YMCA Services to help support families and prevent child abuse Girl Scouts Academic support for children and youth Life skills and academic support for children and youth Youth volunteer opportunities Structured, positive programs for low income youth Academic support for children and youth 9 > Annual Report United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 9 11/5/12 2:05 PM JOHNSTON COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Boys and Girls Clubs of Johnston County Life skills and academic support for children and youth Girl Scouts North Carolina Coastal Pines, Inc. Girl Scouting for under-served youth Johnston County Coalition on Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Johnston County Youth Services Tuscarora Council Boy Scouts of America Adolescent pregnancy prevention Life skills and support for youth at risk of delinquency Cub Scouting and Boy Scouting Leadership program delivered in the public schools ORANGE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA Life skills and academic support for youth suspended from school Dispute Settlement Center, Inc. Classes in conflict resolution for youth Girl Scouts-North Carolina Coastal Pines, Inc. Girl Scouting for under-served youth The Women’s Center, Inc. Leadership for teen girls Volunteers for Youth, Inc. Mentoring for youth at risk of delinquency WAKE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County Life skills and academic support for children and youth Child Care Services Association Help for low income parents to find high quality/affordable child care Services to improve the quality of child care Daniel Center for Math and Science Life skills and academic support for children and youth Girl Scouts - North Carolina Coastal Pines, Inc. Girl Scouting for under-served youth Haven House, Inc. Boxing program for at risk youth -- gang prevention Shelter and services for runaway youth Hospice of Wake County, Inc. Grief support for children and youth Learning Together, Inc. Raleigh Nursery School, Inc. 10 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 10 Early childhood program for children with developmental disabilities Child care center United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM Southlight, Inc. Substance abuse treatment for youth Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation, Inc. Early childhood prog. for children with developmental disabilities In home services for infants/toddlers with developmental disabilities White Plains Children’s Center, Inc. Early childhood program for children with developmental disabilities YMCA of the Triangle Area, Inc. YWCA of the Greater Triangle, Inc. Academic support for children Life skills and academic support for children and youth HEALTH People Enjoy Optimal Health DURHAM COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh Durham Center for Senior Life Durham Child Development and Behavioral Clinic Durham Department of Social Services The Arc of Durham Threshold Mental health counseling for English and Spanish speaking clients Therapeutic program for senior citizens Treatment services for adolescents and their families Medical supplies and medications Clients with developmental disabilities Clubhouse treatment for severely mentally ill adults JOHNSTON COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Day by Day Treatment Center of Johnston County Johnston County Council on Aging, Inc. Mental Health Association in Johnston County Substance abuse treatment Home delivered meals Gifts for those with mental illness 11 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 11 United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM ORANGE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross, Central NC Chapter, Durham Chapel Hill Meals on Wheels, Inc. Disaster response services Home delivered meals Freedom House Recovery Center, Inc. Substance abuse treatment Friends of the Robert and Pearl Seymour Center, Inc. Congregate meals for senior citizens Wellness activities for senior citizens Orange County Rape Crisis, Inc. Victims of sexual assault Sexual assault prevention WAKE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross, Triangle Area Chapter Blood donor recruitment First aid, CPR and health and safety training Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc. Mental health counseling for English and Spanish speaking clients Haven House, Inc. Hilltop Home HopeLine, Inc. Hospice of Wake County, Inc. Learning Together, Inc. Mental health counseling for youth and families Care for medically fragile young children Crisis phone support and reassurance calls Hospice and palliative care Mental health services for young children and their families SouthLight, Inc. Substance abuse treatment for adults HIV and AIDS prevention Tammy Lynn Memorial Foundation, Inc. Respite care for family members with a disability The Alliance of AIDS Services-Carolina HIV and AIDS prevention Triangle Family Services, Inc. Urban Ministries of Wake County, Inc. Medical clinic for the uninsured Women’s Center of Wake County, Inc. Support for women and children in need YWCA of the Greater Triangle, Inc. 12 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 12 Mental health counseling Health and fitness classes for adults United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM SAFETY People’s Environments are Safe and Stable DURHAM COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh Durham Crisis Response Center, Inc. Elna Spaulding Conflict Resolution Center Program for perpetrators of domestic violence Services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault Building cooperation and problem solving skills through mediation JOHNSTON COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED American Red Cross, Triangle Area Chapter Harbor, Inc. Disaster response services Shelter for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault WAKE COUNTY PARTNER AGENCY SERVICE / PROGRAM FUNDED Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Raleigh, Inc. Parenting classes and support Interact Services for families of domestic violence and sexual assault Services for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault Education and training about domestic violence and sexual assault Legal Aid of NC, Inc. (Raleigh Office) No cost legal services for low income people Meals on Wheels of Wake County, Inc. Meal delivery for individuals who are homebound Resources for Seniors, Inc. Triangle Family Services, Inc. Home adaptation for seniors Program for perpetrators of domestic violence Supervised visits between parents and their children Radio/internet programs for the visually and print impaired 13 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 13 Triangle Radio Reading Service United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM 211 United Way 2-1-1 is a single source for information about community services and for referrals to health and human service programs. Anyone can call 2-1-1 throughout most of the counties in North Carolina, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to be connected to a multitude of services. Bilingual caseworkers are available during regular business hours. Historically, Triangle residents have called Information and Referral Services for many different types of help. Professional caseworkers at United Way 2-1-1 help callers with complex issues such as substance abuse, support groups, domestic violence, financial assistance, day care, and much more. United Way 2-1-1 caseworkers help callers find help or community services in their area. CALL REQUESTS Requests 66% Basic Needs 09% Health Care 11% Variety from education to legal to mental health care 71% Referrals 23% General information 06% Out of area caller 95% Self 04% Friends/Relative 01% Organization TYPE OF SERVICE Service TOTAL 2-1-1 CALLS 14,310 TYPE OF CALLS Type 14 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 14 United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM TEAMING FOR TECHNOLOGY REFURBISHED COMPUTERS Teaming for Technology (T4T) is dedicated to narrowing the achievement gap by bridging the digital divide. To support its mission, T4T provides refurbished computers to schools, education supporting nonprofits and their students. T4T helps schools and non-profit agencies keep expenses down by providing refurbished computers loaded with Microsoft Windows XP Professional. Schools and agencies request equipment through an online application process and T4T prioritizes recipients based on applications that will have the greatest impact toward lessening the digital divide. 552774 2,209 REFURBISHED COMPUTERS DISTRIBUTED IN 2011 Distribution 883 40% Non-profits 35% Schools 25% Families 2,209 VOLUNTEERS Volunteers help T4T prepare the equipment for a school or non-profit agency which results in a quality system for our clients, far less expensive than a comparable store bought system. 75 Also in 2011, Teaming for Technology moved to a new 7,500 square foot facility at 5151 McCrimmon Parkway, Suite 225, Morrisville, NC. to better serve its clients. 15 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 15 United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM INVESTMENTS DURHAM COUNTY JOHNSTON COUNTY ORANGE COUNTY 21% Income 2011 Investments 26% Income 54% Education 2011 Investments 17% Health 08% Safety 53% Income 37% Education 2011 Investments 25% Health $282,987 21.48% Income $68,419 25.39% Income $272,199 52.67% Education $708,402 53.77% Education $97,600 37.65% Education $114,880 22.23% Health $226,034 17.16% Health $65,158 25.14% Health/ Safety $129,738 25.10% Safety $100,055 07.59% Safety $28,053 10.82% $1,317,478100.00% WAKE COUNTY 25% Health/ Safety 11% Safety Income 22% Education $516,817100.00% $259,230100.00% THE TRIANGLE 24% Income 26% Income 27% Education 2011 Investments 2011 2011 Investments Investments 30% Health 19% Safety 33% Education 24% Health 15% Safety 02% Health/ Safety Income $874,808 24.01% Income $1,498,413 26% Education $985,724 27.06% Education $1,906,606 33% $1,089,988 29.92% Health $1,381,180 24% $692,473 19.11% Safety $820,581 15% Health/Safety $129,738 2% Health Safety $1,317,478100.00% 16 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 16 $5,736,518100.00% United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM BUDGET STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION STATEMENT OF CHANGE IN NET ASSEST ASSETS REVENUES Cash and cash equivalents Investments Contributions receivable, net Other receivables Prepaid expneses and other Property and equipment, net $2,624,804 $390,220 $10,020,256 $225,748 $ 72,757 $158,752 Contributions & Grants Program Service Revenue Investment Income Other Revenue $15,303,526 $186,082 $24,302 ($ 23,763) Total Revenue $15,490,147 Total Assets $13,492,537 EXPENSES LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Donor designations payable Allocations payable Accounts payable and accrued expenses Deferred rent Capital lease oblications Escheat obligations $5,088,079 $58,194 $183,851 $52,231 $15,905 $4,210 Total Liabilities $5,402,470 Net Assets: $8,090,067 Total Liabilities and Net Assets Program Services Fundraising Management & General $13,230,476 $1,727,327 $1,275,329 Change in Net Assets $ 16,233,132 ($742,985) SPENDING 81.50% Program Servcies 10.64% Fundraising Spending $13,492,537 07.86% Management & General Program Servcies 17 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 17 $13,230,476 82% Fundraising $1,727,327 10% Management & General $1,275,329 08% $16,233,132 100.00% Total United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING TOP 100 GIVING COMPANIES Accenture Alfred Williams & Company, Inc. Apex Tool Group Arysta LifeScience North America, LLC AT&T Bank of America BASF CORPORATION Bayer CropScience BB&T Belk, Inc. bioMerieux Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina Boys & Girls Clubs of Wake County, Inc. Builders Mutual Insurance Company CAE USA, Inc. Capital Bank Capitol Broadcasting Company, Inc. Cargill, Inc. Caterpillar, Inc. City of Raleigh Coastal Federal Credit Union College Foundation Inc. Cormetech, Inc. Covidien API Deloitte Dex One Corporation Dixon Hughes PLLC 18 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 18 Duke Energy Company Duke Raleigh Hospital Duke University and Duke University Health Systems DuPont Electronic Technologies & Communications Durham County Government Eaton Corporation ElectriCities of NC, Inc. Eli Lilly and Company Enterprise Rent-A-Car Erie Insurance Group Ernst & Young LLP ETHICON Raleigh Federal Express Fifth Third Bank First Citizens Bank GENBAND Genworth Financial GlaxoSmithKline Golden Corral Corporation Grant Thornton LLP Gregory Poole Equipment Company Grifols Inc. Harris Teeter, Inc. Hospice of Wake County, Inc. Hutchison Law Group IAT Group/Occidental Fire & Casualty IBM Corporation Intersil Corporation ITW Hi-Cone - Division of Illinois Tool Works John Deere Companies K&L Gates LLP KDI Capital Partners Kellogg’s Snacks LORD Corporation Macy’s McGladrey Medical Mutual Insurance Co. Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Nationwide Insurance NC Electric Membership Corp. NC Mutual Life Insurance Company NCHA, Inc. Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough Nordstrom Northwestern Mutual Financial Network NoveList Novella Clinical Novo Nordisk Pharmaceutical Industies O’Brien/Atkins Associates Performance Auto Mall Pfizer Poultry Health Division PNC Bank Poyner & Spruill LLP Progress Energy PSNC Energy PwC Quintiles Transnational Regency Centers Rex Healthcare Robins & Morton RTI International Schneider Electric Sports Endeavors, Inc. SunTrust Bank Syngenta SYSCO Food Services TE Connectivity Telerent Leasing Corporation The News & Observer The Principal Financial Group The Redwoods Group Time Warner Cable TrustAtlantic Bank United Way of the Greater Triangle UPS Wake County Government WakeMed Health & Hospitals Washington Duke Inn & Golf Club Weatherby Healthcare Wells Fargo Williams Mullen Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP WTVD ABC 11 York Companies United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY $10,000 or More Karrie and Nathan Andrews Amy and Britt Baker Douglas R. Baker Ronald Barbee Cynthia and Marvin Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Duane E. Barrett Frances and Ron Bobbie Jim Bongiorno Faith and Terry Bowling Don Bradley and Kathy Andolsek Mary Mac and Tom Bradshaw, Jr. Jean A. Brinkmann Richard and Cynthia Brodhead Estate of W.L. Burns, Jr. Marybeth E. and Alfred G. Childers Lori and Mike Constantino Ann and Chris Cox Carol and Pedro Cuatrecasas Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels, Jr. Debbie and John Day Jennifer V. Dirienzo Peggy and Don Dixon Dennis J. and Nancy R. Dougherty Angela and Rick Dowd Dr. and Mrs. Victor Dzau J.B. Elkins Sam and Donna Field Glenda and Ted Fowler 19 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 19 Debbie and Sheldon Fox Liza and David Gettles Dr. Dennis Gillings Jim and Barbara Goodmon Bob and Kristen Greczyn John J. Guess Dr. Victoria F. Haynes Dr. David N. Howell and Dr. Sara E. Miller Mr. and Mrs. David C. Hood Gregg M. Stave and Christine M. Hunt Fred and Nancy Hutchison Margaret Q. and Thomas F. Keller Mr. and Mrs. Roger J. Kemble Betty P. Kenan Janie Kinney F. M. Kirby Foundation Stacey and Rich Koenenn Edward S. Komoski Kathy and Harry L. Land, Jr. Jeanene and Eric Martin James H. and Connie M. Maynard Dawn and Robert McCrickard Christine Condino-Mecklenburg and Bill Mecklenburg Gwen Murphy and Lloyd Michener Dave and Pam Miller Lane and Louise Miller M.K. Myatt Maureen Kelley O’Connor Dr. Atul Pande David F. Paulson, Jr. John H. Pharr Richard Pilnik N. King Prather Al and Suzy Purrington Mr. and Mrs. William Trent Ragland, Jr. John and Tracey Roos Adam Schneider Jim and Catherine Scott J. R. and Su Shearin Dr. Mary Paula Zaytoun Steele and Mr. Patrick Steele Mr. and Mrs. Jack L. Stone, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David W. Strong Edwin E. Thomas Bob and Sona Thorburn Phil and Travis Tracy Jennifer Trapani Kevin Trapani Donald Van Roden Mr. and Mrs. Kurt D. Weaver Larry and Judith Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Richard Peyton Woodson, III Mr. and Mrs. G. Smedes York DIAMOND $6,000-$9,999 Holly and Grady Crumpler Robert Dennis Fairbanks Lanny and Lisa Gilliland David Haines Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Holding, Jr. Rick and Carol McNeel Alfred Mockett Brendan and Cynthia Moylan Michael F. Moylan Dr. Patricia and David Lee Pearce Pam and Harvey Schmitt Dan Wall J. Dale Whitworth Rebecca Williams Carol and Ed Willingham Carol Yochem PLATINUM $3,600-$5,999 Marsha and Dick Ambrose Dr. Melvin E. Andersen Jacqueline Marie Applegate James O. Berger Paul H. Billow Sandra Birckhead Janet and Ken Black Libby Black Catherine Bryson Charles D. Case Terri and Craig Chancellor John C. Cooke Heather Denny Peter J. DeVisser Thomas G. Edwards William C. Ethridge Foundation Keith M. Feuz Joel L. Fleishman Penny and Jim Gibson Robert J. Graesser Sylvia D. Hackett Matthew D. Hartwell Dr. and Mrs. Robert T. Herrington Robert Heyward Mark and Iren Hianik Julie Iacovino Peter Irvine Kenneth Ivey Gary Johnson Mary Beth Johnston James Jones Todd Jones Patrick J Kaiser Dr. Donna L. Keiran Jodi Kruse J. Michael Liptak Thomas B. Lockard Dr. and Mrs. Allen Mangel Kent C. Moegerle Kim Maready Judy Orser and Brad McDonald Ralph McDonald Michael J McNulty Timothy J. Merrett Sara Anna Smith and Peter J. Morris R. Lee Morton Charles R. Mummert Michael H. Owenby Evan M. Patterson United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Andy Perry Daniel J. Pratt Joseph G. Pratt Mr. and Mrs. Orage Quarles, III Buffie and Christy Rodri Dr. Evelyn Schmidt Sherri W. Shepard Vicki S. Soni Mr. and Mrs. James H. Speed, Jr. Bernadette Spong Richard H. Stanford Mr. and Mrs. Stephen L. Stephano Mr. and Mrs. David A. Stevens Mark and Judith Strickland Nikki and Larry Swaney Marilyn E. Maynard and Larry I. Tate Mr. and Mrs. William F. Taylor James Arthur Trainham Lance and Paulette Trenary Mr. and Mrs. Richard Urquhart, III Bharat S. Vedak Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. Vinsel Mary Faye and Glen Whisler Dr. Joshua M. Wiener Allen Wilson Jeff Wood 8 Anonymous Donors GOLD $2,400-$3,599 Anthony F Abruzzini Deborah M. Aiken 20 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 20 Greg and Jenny Anglum Mr. and Mrs. John Anthony Teresa C. Artis Patricia G. Ashworth Mr. and Mrs. John L. Atkins, III Beverly F. Atwood Leonard Austin, IV Aisha Barry Kenny and Jim Beck Elizabeth Remsburg Bell Lamar and Pat Bell Eric and Erika Braun David R. Brooks David B. Brown Diane Hawkins Brown Stuart Brown William H Bunn Jayne R. Byrd Jeffrey K. Chapman Dick Chase Peg and George Cherny Dr. Mary-Dell Chilton Kent F. Christison Shirley Clifton Matthew C. Coffland Keri Phifer Cole James Davis Jack and Vicki De Leon Fatima Dean John R. Erwin Adrienne J. Figur John D. Foust Isabel and George W. Fowler Gregory Freiberg Mr. and Mrs. Tim J. Gabel Margaret E. Garland Craig George Patrick and Crickett Gibbons Brian Roy Girard J. Carter Glass James E. Gleiter Heather and Jim Green Donna Grier Robert Griffin George and Cindy Habel Lynda Haberer Steven Hammel Margot and Dale Hart R. E. Hawkins Gareth J. Hedges Josh Damon Heimowitz Will Hinkston Dr. E. Wayne Holden Diane L. Holditch-Davis Christina Holloway Mr. and Mrs. W. Barry and Brenda Hooks Curtis L. Hoppestad Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth B. Howard Manfred H. Huebner John H. Idler Judy and Bill Irwin Josephs Josephs Steve Kehoe Aleem A. Khan Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kielb Meara Kirsch Dale and Barbara Koch Sue Russell and Bob Konrad John J. Kucik Mr. and Mrs. James Kuszaj Helen F. Ladd and Edward B. Fiske William M. Lewis Diane Brown Linfors Judy Link Kathleen and Leo Lucisano Christopher M. Main Michael G. Malinchock Deborah D. Maluchnik Tracey U. Martin Scott A. Martinez Josephine Mauskopf John C. May Brenda McAllister Bet and Sandy McClamroch Daniel M. McCracken Bob and Judy McDevitt Carl Tom McFarland Kenna McFarland Mark A. McGhiey Margaret A. Medlin Paul A. Meyer Florentine Miller Kathleen B. Mohar Daniel and Carrie Moore Thomas B. Morris Rory Murtagh Mr. and Mrs. Steven C. Musick Francis C. Neary Jai Patel Wendell Patterson Dan and Amy Perry Burgess Perry Jocelyn Pickett J. Gregory Poole, III Landirth R. Powell, Jr. Robert A. Pruett Debu and Anuja Purohit Rene Quadt Gerald and Carolee Ramoin Tina and Charles Rodes Johnna L. Rogers Kim Saunders Kevin D. Schneider Steven D. Schuster Lisa Schweickert and Hugh R. Fojut Pamela A. Scott Robert L. Seyfert The Shafiei Family Irv Shiffer Nellie K. Shipley Mary and Jim Siedow J. H. Pate Skene Jerry W. Snidow United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Peter Sockett Kim Spinello Marko Strukelj Stephen B. Thomas Timothy J. Throndson Hugh H. Tilson, Jr. Brian K. Tucker Trent E. Turner Jerome T. Upton Lisa and Keith Wallace Michiel van Lookeren Campagne Jayne Seebach Vandusen Roy E. Watson Camden R. Webb Richard N. Weintraub Wendy Westlund Drs. Catherine Wilfert and Samuel Katz Mark S. Williams Rebecca R. Williams Lynne and Hal V. Worth, III Lisa H. Yarborough 8 Anonymous Donors SILVER $1,200-$2,399 Beverly Hargis Ackley Derek Adams Wanda M. Adams Dr. Kimberly Kalp Adkison Rebecca R. Agner Barry D. Alexander Kathryn M. Alexander 21 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 21 Tanita Alexander Gill D. Allen Julia Alston Mr. and Mrs. Mark Alston Sandra C. Altman Tim Alwran Jeffrey L. Ambroso Richard Ammons Joe and Debbie Amor Caren Anders Deborah Anderson Roberta T. Anderson Tara Clarissa Anderson David B. Andrews Emily H. Andrews Dwayne C. Angelo Brian W. Armstrong Gladys Williams and Steven Asher George E. Attarian Kim Auman-Fanning Debra G. Aycock Alan R. Ayers Donald B. Bailey, Jr. Yvette M. Bailey Stanford D. Baird Amy W. Baker Patrick W. Baker Lisa Balcerak Patricia P. Balentine Andrew Ball David W. Bankert Daniel Barber Maria L. Barber Bartley Lawrence Barefoot Gary L. Barnes Michael J. Barnes Dr. Nell G. Barnes Fran B. Barnes-Melvin Anthony Barresi Bonnie and Tom Barrett Jamie Barron Jason L. Barron Thomas Bartolomeo Mr. and Mrs. Arch L. Bass, Jr. Bonnie A. Bass Randal Batenhorst Natalie J. Batten Mark R. Baxter Dr. Michael Baylor Sarah M. Bean Jonathan Beckwith Chris J. Bell Daniel F. Bell, III Silvia and Lawrence Bell Mary H. Bell Danielle T. Bennett Susan M Benton Charles Bergmann John S. Bibb John D. Bielecki Amanda J. Billiot The Birling Family Jon Bishop Brent Bizyak Fred C. Black, III Allison H. Black Sandi Blalock Timothy P. Blancett Anne and Steven Blanchard Leigh Bleecker Michael D. Blinson Dr. Debra L Blue Carla and Frank Blue David Boggs Lisa Bohlen-Admire Nancy and Christopher Bolen Diana K. Bond Diane B. Bonner Victor J. Boone David Booth Gary A. Bossert Harold W. Bost, II Lewis E. Bowman Frank L. Boyd Jack Boyne Craig Boynton Robert J. Bradley Novlet Bradshaw Robert L. Brady, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. James B. Brame, Jr. Randal A. Brame Nicole Brandon Bert A. Brant Mike Branton Stephen G. Brechbiel Gregg A. Breningmeyer Cynthia B. Brenneman Curtis C. Brewer, IV Derick W. Brinkerhoff Daniel W. Brinkley, III Jacqueline R. Britt Phyllis M. Britt Rob Brittain Randall S. Brodd Sharon A. Brodie Regina and Howard Brooks Larry L. Brooks Phyllis York Brookshire Dr. Sarah J. Broome Leslie E. Browder Alison Brown Lisa and Gordon Brown Jane Brown Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Brown Richard T. Brown Roger and Roberta Brown Rosemary P. Brown Shannon A. Brown Stephanie Brown Lynda Bryant-Comstock Adam E. Buchanan Jean Davis Buckwalter Jon Bumgarner Kim Burchell United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Rich Burchill Susan J. Burke Sally and Rob Burlington Priscilla Burlock Chandler S. Burns John D. Burns Thomas F. Burns Steve Burriss Perrin and Jeffrey Burton Linda Burwell Dr. James A. Bustrack Dr. Linda Butler Jennifer M. Byerly Mr. and Mrs. Neil Byrd Mariela and Joe Cabaleiro Lisa L. Cade Rebecca M. Cade Brian Caffrey Karen S. Cain Katrina S. Campbell Hayward B. Campbell, II Dr. Joanne R. Campione Nina L. Cannon Dr. Nell B. Cant Genevieve M. Capers Jennifer C. Capps Sharon and Ralph Capps Leonard Capristo Rhonda T. Carlile Mark A. Carlton Robert W. Carman 22 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 22 Eunice Carpenter Sue M. Carpenter Carlye L. Carr Robert A. Carr William Bradley Carr Monique Carrington Maribel Carrion Melonia H. and Kenneth G. Carroll Adrianna Carter Leigh A. Casavant Stephen G. Casey Rachel Caspar Dr. Diane J. Catellier Kevin M. Ceglowski John Cerqueira Jennifer Z. Chamberlain Patty and Peter Charland Leah Chauncey Kaiwen Cheng John P. Chism Mariel L. Christian Carol Reed Clagett Julie J. Clark Randall Clayton Frank Clifton Dr. Anjenette Monique Clinton-Sherrod Christopher T. Cluff Laurie A. Cluff Jeffrey L. Cobb Emily Coble-Penning Teena W. Cochran Mr. and Mrs. Michael A. Cockrill Harvey Jay Cohen Sheldon W. Cole Leslie A. Collins Ben D. Collins Jennifer L. and Joel W. Collins, III Crysta Colton Hope H. Connell Lesley A. Conning Kathleen A. Considine Judith and Philip Cook David Cooke Kevin V. Cooke Korey Harlyn Coon Barry J. Cooper Julie L. Cooper Ricky W. Cooper Tara Copeland Catherine Copley-Merriman Ronald R. Corlew Emily and David Cottengim Ryan J. Cotterman David Cottone Blake Coules Jill K. Cox Michael W. Cox Randy L Cox David Crabtree Cheryl A. Crane Martin Crane Steve Cranfill Mr. and Mrs. James E. Creekman James M. Crittelli Susan D. Crooks Tonya Crossland Robert A. Crouch Frank V. Crout Jane C. Crowder Dr. Alvin L. and Karen Crumbliss Susan D. Crumpton Tina M. Cullen Shawn C. Cummings Juanita Currin Michael J. Curry Charles Dail Beth Dalton Louis Anthony Daniels Steven R. Daniels Wallace G. Daniel, Jr. Gary R. Darkens Steven Darroch Destiny Davenport Garth Michael David Mark Davidson Darlene S. Davis Derek Davis Donna C. Davis Karen M. Davis Lawrence Davis Sandra and Lawrence Davis Lou J. Davis Michael Davis Paul F. Davis Kathryn and Rodney Davis Ronnie H. Davis Raymond L. Davis Jr. David S. Davison Orin A. Day Lynne de Sherbinin Meg Deal Glenda and Dennis DeBord Mr. and Mrs. John DeLamater Andrew Della-Coletta Lynne Dellis Sandra Demontbrun Claranette D. Denning John Devlin Teresa Dilday Robert DiPangrazio Mary Dix and Family Devi D. Dixon Hoyt Doak Daniel A. Dobbins Thomas A. Doering John Doherty Matt Donegan Ashby R. Donohue Paulette Douglas Kathryn L. Dowd Steven A. and Patricia A. Dowling Christopher Downey Susan P. Doyle Duane Dragan United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Draper David Dreifus Mr. and Mrs. John E. Drescher, Jr. Paul Dries Ruth W. Drye Eldred C. Dudney, Jr. Karen-Irish H. Dunlap Dr. Martha M. Dunn Leigh G. Duque Brian C. Eaddy Robert E. Eash Andrea W. Eason Delmont C. Eberhart, Jr. Michael L. Eberst James Edwards Paul V. Edwards Rick and Karen Edwards Rita C. Edwards Dr. and Mrs. E. Stephen Edwards Suzanne Edwards Robert P. Elmore Edward L. Embree Mr. and Mrs. Jason Emerline Sara L. Emory Cindy and Tom Engle Dr. David S. Ensor Greg Erickson Harold P. Erickson David L. Ervin Samuel H. Esleeck Doyin Euring 23 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 23 Kristie W. Evans Raymond F. Evans, Jr. George T. Everett Dr. Jeff Everitt John Fadool Ellen Marie Fagan John M. Falletta May Lou Faucette Mary Beth Fee Johneise C. Fennell William G. Ferguson Shirley D. Few Mary Fielder Tara L. Fikes Dr. James Finch Lori Finch Dennis Fingers, Jr. Sarah Fischer Dr. Diana Hanna Fishbein Launse Mr. and Mrs. Gregory B. Fishel David L. and Maxine Turner Fitts Cheryl L. Fitzgerald The Fitzgerald / DuBay Family Christopher FitzSimons, IV George H. Fleming John B. Fleming, Jr. Michelle Fleming Leslie Fogle Arthur J. Foley, Jr. Marilyn R. Forbes Mr. and Mrs. Steven B. Ford Linda P. Foreman Karen L. Foust Angela Fowler Vicky Fowler Dr. and Mrs. Walter E. Fowler Bradley and Lynn Fox Dr. Powell G. Fox, Jr. Victor Fox Tom and Judith Frantz Dale A. Frasier Mr. and Mrs. Rodney E. Frazier Michael S Freberg Meryl Freeman Rebecca N. Fricke Meredith S. Friga Sherry and Jack Frost William Fryer Rebecca S. Gadell Randall Gage Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Gaines Len Galante Rick Gall Jimmy N. Gamble Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. Gannotta Barry Gardner Kandra J. Gardner Terri L. Gardner Scot Garner Erin E. Garney Mr. and Mrs. James R. Garrison Steve and Karen Garrison Louis Gatch John Sydney Gearing Donald Geaslen John Gee Wayne Gentry Lemuel and Susanna Gibbons Alen Gibbons David C. Gibbs Robert W. Gibson Michael Gilbert Kacie and Tim Gillam Tonya and David Gillham Steven G. Gilliam Janice P. Gilliland Sandra D. Glasson Edward Gleich Kristine A. Gluck Jodi Leese Glusco Anne C. Godwin Tim Goettel Brian Goldsworthy Jose A. Gonzalez Terry Gooding Jimmy F. Goodmon, Jr. Michael Goodmon Steve and Leila Goodwin Jason Gossett Mary A. Graff James R. Graham Jay Graham Christi W. Gray Kayla B. Gray Carroll L. Gray-Preston Donald F. Greeley Ms.Shelly and Dr. Danny Green Pamela Green Dr. Gary N. Greenberg Kathryn A. Greengrove Dr. William Greenlee Sonia Grego Arduth and Ronald Gregory David A. Grener Hugh W. Gresham Felicia Gressette John Griesedieck Gordon Grimes Janet L. Grogg Peter M. Grohse Tyler D. Gronbach Joseph D Groves George L. Grubbs Christopher Gruenloh Rebecca Haan Richard Haar Regina Terry Haggerty Michael John Hahn William G. Hairston Tonia Pittman Haislip Dr. Clive A. Halder A. Tilghman Hall Denise and Jeff Hall John S. Hall United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Susan E. Hall Richard Hall Beth and Robert Hallyburton Cartenia R. Hamm Cindy H. Handelsman Arlene D. Hanks Lee B. Hardeman Millie R. Harding Gayle A. Hardy Melissa H. Hargraves Loretta Harper-Arnold Angela D. Harris Gayle Harris Thomas V. Harris Keith Harrison Gina and George Harry James E. Hauge Elizabeth Hauser Dr. Wallace A. Hawkins Nancy Hayes Robert Haynes Christopher M. Heath Tyrone D. Heath Susan C. Heist Susan Helm-Murtagh Claudia Henry Michael G. Henry James Herrmann Lillian J. Herrod John and Belinda Hester Ruth Heuer 24 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 24 Carol Hevey Kimberly Hibbard Sabrina M. Hilber Stephen F. Hildebrand Dr. and Mrs. Greg Hileman Tanya D. Hill Dr. Steven J. Hillenius H. Gray Hilliard Jonathan N. Hilliard Patricia K. Hilliard Ben Hinton, Jr. Lisa Hodges Mary Hodgin Robert Hodgins Mr. and Mrs. Doug Hodgson Dr. Thomas J. Hoerger Laura E. Hoke Jean G. Holder Cynthia S. Holeman Ellen S. Holliman Linda Varblow and Jim Holloway Curt Holmes Stanley Holt Charles R. Holton Matt Holway Amanda A. Honeycutt Emily F. Honeycutt Fenton N. Hord Dorrian Horsey Karen M. Horsley Anne E. Howard Leon A. Howard Phyllis Parish Howard and Seab Howard Daniel Howe Marc A. Howze Scott Huber Jack Hudson Richard and Freda Hudson Noah H. Huffstetler, III Arlene R. Hughes Marsha A. Hughes Tara Hughes Robert Hull Russell L. Hunter Greg and Laura Hurt Michael D. Hyde James B. Hyler Elaine Hyman Vincent G. Iannacchione Dr. P.J. Irigaray Reda Iskandar Benjamin Jackson Elizabeth D. Jackson Mary B. Jacobs Rob Jagt Dr. Andra H. James and Mr. David A. James Angela H. Janney Pam St. Jean Edwin Jeffords, Jr. Debra and Dale Jenkins Frederick Jenny Tom Jochum Annetta K. Johnson and Family Barbara M. Johnson Eric O. Johnson Kory W. Johnson Linda L. Johnson Sylvester J. Johnson Ronnie T. Johnson Jane Johnson-Chavis Gracie Johnson-Lopez C. Elaine Jones Linwood L. Jones Southgate Jones, III Stacey A. Jones James Bailey Jordan Joseph D. Joyner, Jr. William E. Judge Carolyn and Jeff Jungclas Heidi Jurgens Michael H. Kaelin, Jr. Madelyn and Joe Kalkhurst Philip C. Kanagy James H. Kay Iain and Una Kelly Janice Ennis Kelly-Reid Mac and Rachel Kendall Richard C. Kennedy Tammy A. Kerns John H. Kerr, IV William Ed Kerwin, Jr. Tracy J. Killette Arnold and Jane King Joanna King Michael F. King Michael L. Kirk John P. Kirkpatrick Robert L. Kittrell Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan R. Kline Karl M. Knapp David L. Knight Andy and Melinda Knowles Carol J. Koeble Diana Koenig Quinn Koontz Richard F. Koseff Mark Kot Cynthia and Edwin J. Koval Kenneth M. Kral Patricia E. Kramer George Joseph Kreick Jim Philip Kremidas Michael J. Kriston ThomasA. Krisulewicz David R. Krosner Karol P. Krotki Janice C. Krueger Chris Kuehn Dr. Ted R. Kunstling Robert Edward Kupper William D. Kwapil Dudley B. Lacy Dr. Edward N. LaMay United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lamb Catherine V. Lambe Deborah D. Lambert Louise D. Lamm Caesar Lamonaca Martin Lancaster Jeff C. Langel Gayle S. Lanier Sylvia F. Lanier Richard P. Larrick George Lassiter Dr. Pamela K. Lattimore Lisa Lauffer Karen Lauterbach Michael LaVacca Michelle Lavender Jim Laverty Kevin and Nancy Lawall Meredith Lawhon Renee C. Lawrence Michael J. Lazar, CPA Robert Leadbetter Denton F. Lee, Jr. George T. Lee Yueh-Ling Lee Chad Lefteris Helga L. Leftwich Jason Lemons Jeffrey Thomas Leonard Douglas F. Leroy Bill Leslie 25 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 25 Richard Scott Levy George Lewis Jack K. Lewis James E. Lewis, III Kenneth W. Lewis Mary Jo Lewis Steven Lewter Xuewen Li Raymond A. Lichtner Jennifer E. Lilje Andy and Elaine Lilliston Kristen Lingo Robert Liverman, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Danny K. Lloyd John D. Loft Autrice Campbell Long David W. Long Dr. Gwynn D. Long Karen Leanne Long Nina M. Long Michael Lee Longest Johnny M. Loper Dimas Lopez Douglas W. Lorenz Robin Lowe Felicia Lowery Anthony I. Lozada Craig G. Lupton-Smith Alice Lutz Mrs. Jessie G. Lutz Mr. and Mrs. John Lyle, Jr. Robert L. Lyle, Jr. Beverly Lynch Monette Mabolo Geralyn MacFarlane Naudain L. Machen Sandra Mackie Lon E. Maggart Joyce Maguire Molly C. Mahoney Michael Mankowski Steve Manley R. T. Mann Dr. Anitra Manning Robert H. Marjoram Judith C. Markham Joseph W. Marotta Robert Marschewski Gary Marsh Kenneth Marsh Amy M. Marshall Susan and Tim Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Morris R. Marshburn John S. Martin Sherri Martin Dr. Allen Mask, Jr. Merrill M. Mason Sam and Tamara Matheny Richard S. Matson Brian Mattison Easter Maynard Lee T. Mazzocchi Pamela W McAfee John R. McArthur Douglas D. McCallen Michael S. McClure Samuel H. Mcclure Susan McColl Katherine and Robert T. McCollum Patty McCrary Laurie McCreary Susan S. McCullen Mr. and Mrs. Raymond K. McCulloch Mr. and Mrs. Jack McDonald Susan McDonald Marjorie B. McElroy Daniel P. McGrath Patricia J. McGuire Frances C. McKay Fund Robert W. McKeown John McKinney David M. McLin Doug and Jo Anna McMillan Karen A. McMillen Gloria McNeil David P. McNutt Melissa Ann McSwegin Steven L. Medlin Cassandra Melvin Peter Mendoza Charles H. Mercer, Jr. J. Scott Merrell Pamela A. Meyer Steven C. Meyer Paul C. Meyers Earline E. Middleton Etroy J. Middleton Jose Milan Robert E. Milbourne Shelton and Roberta Miles Gary A. Milewski Bradley J. Miller Edwin Dunn Miller Greg J. Miller Hallie G. Miller Michele M. Miller Scott Miller Thomas G. Miller Tina C. Miller William R. Miller David L Mineo Brian K. Minion James W. Minter, Jr Tara Mistretta Jeanine M. Mitchell John Mitchell John F. Mitchell, J.D. Dr. John M. Mitchell Robert M. Mitchell Karla D. Mizelle Larry and Judy Moneta Jamie E. Moore Mike Moore Michael R. Moore United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Mr. and Mrs. Steven Moore Debra Morgan Delores Smithwick Morgan Mitchell L. Morgan Richard Morris Tammy Hodges Morris Dave Morrison James R. Morrison Margie Morrison David W. Mortimer Craig Moss Dianne M. Mulcahy Sean P. Mullane Richard J. Mullen Breda Munoz-Hernandez Marceline B. Murawski Elizabeth Murphy David D. Murray Dorothy L. Murray Sharon C. Musselman Patricia Mydlow Jim Myer Jeffrey M. Myers Dr. David F. Myers Elisabeth Nadler Thilo Nagel Keith Nangle Michael Naylor Tiffany A. Neijna Ann M. Nelson Debra R. Nestor 26 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 26 Linda Neufang Randy Neuhaus Ann and Roy Neulicht Daniel Neuschaefer Paul Nevill Robert J. Newlin Savrina Newton-Branch James E. Nichols Samuel G. Nichols, Jr. Rebecca L. Nicholson Andrea Nixon Patrick Noble Terrence Nobles Cynthia J. Nordlund Mark Norris Allison Northcutt Deborah Norton David Michael O’Brien David A. Obringer Robert J. O’Connor Erick M. O’Donnell Roe O’Donnell Charlotte T. Oehman Joseph H. Oehmann Dr. Uwe Ohler George J. Oliver Mary E. Olmes James M. O’Reilly Richard J. Orlemanski, Jr. Mary Beth Ormiston John W. O’Tuel, III Daniele Ouellet Gerald W. Owens Rick D. Paden Michael G. Page Gary Pakes William E. Palmer Allison K. Palmgren Timothy J. Parana Carolyn S. Parker Joel Parker John E. Parker William L. Parks Aaron and Julie Parr Laura A. Parra, DDS Mark and Patricia Parrish Vickie L. Pashion T. John and Karin H. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Patterson Michelle D. Patterson Mack A. Paul Kelly A. Pavlot Brian K. Pearman Tammy Bass Peatross Kelli B. Peele Fran Peeler Amy and Bill Pendergrass April Pennisi Kenneth Pennoyer Adrian Percy Ann S. Perez Aundrea Perhay Kathleen E. Perkinson Larry and Charlene Pesek Eric J. Peterson Victoria Petramala Susan Pfannenschmidt Geoff Pfeiffer George H. Pfeiffer Eric and Kathleen Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Pickens Terrence K. Pierson Hilda Pinnix-Ragland and Al Ragland David G. Pirrung Jack Planchard Roger F. Plott William P. Polson Stephen J. Pomeroy James C. Poole, Jr. David F. Pope Tommy W. Porter, Jr. Rebecca H. Poston Amy and Philip Powell Mary Lou Powell Dr. Mark A. Powers Sharon Pratt Donald E. Preskenis Susan L. Presser Dr. Catherine J. Price Karen R. Price Barbara A. Prillaman Kathleen and Peter Prodan Diane Pruett Michael Pugsley William A. Pully Charles M. Purvis Gary S. Qualls Valerie M. Quiett Thomas Quinn JoAnn Rabitz Dede F. Ramoneda Elizabeth Lynn Ransom David Raper Chris L. Ratte Dawn E.Scott-Raxter and Ronald D. Raxter Helen P. Ray Mary J. Raynor Bobby Reaves Steven Redd Kathy and Wade Reece Deborah V. and G. Gray Reed Martha Register Mary Elizabeth Reiss Rebecca Reyes Debra A. Reznor-Douglass Cheryl L. Rhew Mary B. Rich Sandra K. Rich Peggy Ann and Allwyne Richards Linda D. Richardson Sharon A. Richardson Jennifer Riddick Ralph and Janet Rideout Mike Riggins United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Bradley M. Risinger Jeff Ritchie Carrie Ritchie Roger S. Rittmaster Diane Rizzo Mike Robbins Kelly L. Robel Bobby Robins Dr. Andrea Roche and Mr. Michael Roche Kimberly H. Rochelle Matt Rochester Caroline Rockafellow Elizabeth Roden Christopher H. Roede Daniel J. Roeder David W. Rohde Lynne W. Rohweder Elizabeth Rooks Natalie S. Rose Susan and Willard Ross Kristen A. Rosselli Travis C. Rouse Cathy M. Rudisill Jason J. Rummel Mary Nash K. Rusher John S. Russell Mary E. Russell Penelope S. Rutledge Ellen and Bryan Safrit Martha H. Saint Clair Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sall 27 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 27 Brenda High Sanders Mr. and Mrs. James E. Sansom Howard Sawhill Elizabeth E. Sawyer Steven W. Sawyer E. Ward Sax Carolyn D. Schabinger David L. Schafer Thomas A. Schenck Steven Scheper Lisa Schiller Courtney Leah Schlichte Rodney R. Schmidt Mark Schneid David A. Schnepp Douglas A. Schoonmaker Rick A. Schuler Matthew E. Schull Mark Schultz Jay D. Schwartz Shannon M. Scott Daniel E. Seaman Wendy and Tony Segreti John Seibert Frances S. Selvidge Mark and Kristy Shaefer Barbara E. Shannahan Cynthia Sharp Michael J. Shaw Robin Sheets Mia Pizzagalli and Kenneth N. Shelton William R. Shenton David O. Shivers John Shoemaker John Shope Bill Shore Sarah Shy Mr. Charles D. Edelman and Dr. Ilene C. Siegler Lowell L. Siler Gregory T. Silloway Christopher R. Simmons Kimberly H. Simpson Robert M. Simpson, III Robert Scott Simpson Octavia Gayle Sims Clemustine F. Sinack Teena Amit Singh Robert A. Sink John T. Siphers Craig W. Slater Tanya R. Smallwood Brian Smith Doug Smith H. Gilbert and Wendy Smith Jennifer L. Smith John Smith John F. Smith Lucia Rojas Smith Richard F. Smith Sheryl D. Smith John A. Sneeden Dr. Rose G. Snipes Michael W. Snyder Stephen P. Snyder Phyllis and Lee Sockwell Niel Sollod and Jennifer Hutter Sollod James J. Sosnowski Bettie K. and David P. Sousa Dewayne Southern Kerry Stephen Spade Janet Gravitte Sparks Judy R. Speas Edwin M. Speas, Jr. Thomas A. Spragens, Jr. Douglas S. Sprecher Joy and John Sprink Roger Stancil Michelle Stanek Julie and Curtis Stangler Joanne C. Stanley Michael G. Stanziale Betty Ann and Bob Starkes Jacueline Stark Amy N. Starling Sampson A. Starling Richard Staub William M. Steele Charles F. Steineger Eric P. Stevens Jan Jernigan Stewart Mr. and Mrs. John and Robin Stewart, Jr. William J. Stimac Marguerite and Stephen Stimpson Kevin D. Stockwell Jeffery B. Stoddard Kari H. Stoltz Samuel M. Stone Brian R. Stoner George E. Story Walter Stults Peter P. Sudhakar Brigette Sullivan Ms. Annie Ludington Sullivan and Dr. Patrick Sullivan Rita Summers Dr. Susan J. Sumner Steve Surovec Hugh W. Sutherland Billy F. Sutton Steven P. Suttle Linda Swanson Ryan Swisher Janice Sykes Kyle and Lori Sykes Sylvia Tan Allison Taylor Jimmy A. Taylor Julia W. Taylor Lori J. Taylor Eric M. Teal Michael S. Teel James Teofilak Toni M. Terry Cheryl Thaxton United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM LEADERSHIP GIVING Brian and Bonnie Theobald Athena Theodorakis Patricia L. Thibodeau Connie B. Thom John L. Thoma Jeffrey Thomas Bruce Thompson Garland D. Thompson Michael D. Thompson Robert S. Thompson Russell W. Thompson Michael R. Thornton Curtis and Kelly Tilly Kenneth R. Tindall E. Norris Tolson Thomas M. Toms, II Barbara E. Torian Jennifer B. Torrey Jeff and Dana Townley Jill R. Trout Dr. James V. Trudeau Dr. Debara L. Tucci Madesa L. Tucker Tim Tunis Gale Tutor Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. Tyler Paul Ulanch Karen M. Untz Pender E. Upchurch Chris G. van Hasselt Dr. Kevan Vanlandingham 28 > Annual Report 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 28 Renee J. Vaughan Peter Vaugraafeiland Mitzi L. Veal Mike F. Vicario Diane N. Villwock Gerald R. Visintine Kristen Annmary Vosburgh John and Heather Voultos James T. Voyvodic Nicholas A. Vradelis Kevin L. Wade Kelly A. Wage Michelle Wagner Mr. and Mrs. William G. Wagner The Wagner Family Reid W. Waitt Randi P. Walker William L. Walker, Jr. Dr. Dennis Dale Wallace Robert Wallace Dr. Bradford Blair Walters Henry C. Ward Terry and Kevin Ward Lew and Sally Wardell Janice Larraine Warner William T. Warrick Dr. Hugh R. Waters Randy E. Weaver David and Carman Webb Paul T. Webb Rick C. Webb Jeffrey Weber Mikel and Sally Weber Warren and Janet Weber Dr. Wendee Wechsberg Yvonne M. Weed Jason Weinstein Timothy G. Weinzapfel Elizabeth J. Weitzman Angie Welsh Joelle Weltzin Chip Wentz Peter Werbicki Jude Werner Mark Werner Vicki Westbrook Nancy K. Whalen Rebecca Gottbrath Whipkey Glen and Mary Faye Whisler Janice M. Whitaker Andrea M. White Hugh Glenn White, III Kimberly A. White Stacie A. White Brooke M. Whiteford Norman A. Whitfield Roy W. Whitmore Dennis Wicker Aaron T. Wienshienk Tamara Wiggs Christine C. Wilkerson Jamie Harper Wilkerson Blount Williams Bonnie Williams Dr. Charles K. Williams Clastrola Lavetta Williams Linda D. Williams Michael Williams Sharon A. Williams Thomas Williams Toni L. Williams William E. Williams, Jr. Abbie C. Williamson Leslie B. Williamson Katie and Rob Willingham Stephanie K. Willis Cindy Fulcher Wilson Tracey Wilson Vincent E. Wingate Bob Nau and Jane Winsor Diane Wold Bertie C. Womble David Wong Michele Woodall Jason C. Woodard Kathy Woodard Daron Woodham Barbara E. Woolley Brad Woolley Erin P. Woolley Mark E. Workinger Raymond G. Wrenn Regina and Cecil Wright, Jr. John P. Wright, III Teresa D. Wright Karen Wyatt Rodney A. Wynkoop Dr. Phail Wynn, Jr. Brenda Wynne Henry S. Yang Dr. Lynn C. Yanyo Dr. Michele S. Yarnall Gregory Yavelak Yin Yin Family and Raymond and Mary Shen George York Christine and Grant Young Robert Yule Brian Ray Zahn Lisa Zannoni Dr. Gary A. Zarkin Helene Zehnder Bill Zoffer Dr. William A. Zule 51 Anonymous Donors United Way of the Greater Triangle 2011 11/5/12 2:05 PM 2011R3AnnualReport.indd 29 11/5/12 2:05 PM