2015 Heroes Publication - United Way of Southern Nevada

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UNIT ED WAY
H E R O E S
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2015
HEROES
WELCOME
THIS YEAR, UNITED WAY OF SOUTHERN NEVADA WORKED WITH:
316 COMPANIES + 400 AGENCIES + 21,683 DONORS + 6,514 VOLUNTEERS
+ 197,252 HOURS OF SERVICE =
500,000 CHILDREN AND FAMILIES IMPACTED THROUGH UWSN’S WORK
WE L C O M E
Dear Friends,
We are very proud of the work being done and are deeply grateful for the contributions of so many
individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations that partner with United Way. Without the
support of the entire community, it would be all but impossible to fulfill our mission.
For nearly a decade, United Ways around the country have been slowly transforming away from serving
only as community fundraisers to a more essential role as catalysts for systemic community change. This
journey has not taken place in isolation. United Way’s current focus on community impact has taken place
alongside parallel developments in the field of community revitalization and advances in collective impact.
By bringing people and organizations together around innovative solutions, we change the lives of one in
four people in southern Nevada.
When you support United Way, you help to provide a solid educational foundation so that children enter
school prepared, graduate high school and continue to contribute to their communities. You help to ensure
that children and families can live healthy lives and have the tools they need to break the cycle of poverty.
Throughout 2015 HEROES you will read the stories of the lives that were changed through the collective
action and support of our community. Children have received a quality early education, volunteer hours
have been deployed, teachers have received training and families in need have received crucial help. Because
of you, United Way is able to provide an umbrella of support services through a host of agencies and
organizations impacting our whole community.
Sincerely,
Bob Morgan
President and CEO
United Way of Southern Nevada
Greg Korte
Volunteer Board Chairman
UNIT ED WAY H E R O E S
We thank each of United Way’s many HEROES across the valley who have joined their resources and
stepped forward like never before to create a brighter future for southern Nevada.
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On behalf of the board of directors, we wholeheartedly express our gratitude for all that you do to make a
real difference. Whether you join our thousands of community volunteers, give through your workplace
campaign, or participate in our community work, you are a part of the change that we are creating in the
community.
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COMMUNITY IMPACT
PR O V IDI NG A N UMB R E L L A O F C O MMUNI T Y S UP P ORT
providing a solid
foundation to break the
cycle of poverty
United Way of Southern Nevada is part of a worldwide movement to create
communities where all children and families can succeed through a quality
educational foundation, financial education and healthy lives.
United Way helps children and families throughout the Valley succeed. Our
strategy is to provide a solid foundation with an early education for children to
enter school ready to learn. We provide medical check-ups and vaccinations to
start school on-time and parent training and resources to improve graduation
rates.
We provide cradle-to-career support for children, because the global economy
demands education beyond high school. A better educated community leads
to enhanced economic development and an expansion of work opportunities
resulting in a better quality of life for the entire community.
To find out how you can be a part of creating a better community,
contact United Way of Southern Nevada at (702) 892-2300.
Households that are financially stable create a stronger community and
economy. United Way helps families build a firm financial foundation by
connecting them with job training, stable housing and financial tools. By
bringing together partners from businesses, community organizations and
local government, we can help more families in our community break the cycle
of poverty and succeed in life.
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To ensure that today’s students are equipped for 21st century challenges, we
provide financial education beginning in elementary school, teaching them
how to save, budget and use credit wisely. These life skills, once learned and
mastered, contribute to a lifelong cycle of success and financial independence.
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GOAL:
EVERY CHILD WILL
HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY
TO RECEIVE A QUALITY
EARLY EDUCATION.
providing a solid early education
foundation
The beginning years are essential for learning, yet Nevada ranks last in the nation in
preschool enrollment.
Research shows that capturing a child’s imagination at an early age leads to reading at grade
level in the third grade, which contributes to a higher percentage of children graduating
from high school.
When you give to United Way, you ensure children and families receive the support they
need to succeed:
 Access to a quality early education to provide a solid foundation
 Medical check-ups and vaccinations to start school on-time
 Parent training and resources to improve graduation rates
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C O MMUNI T Y I MPA C T | E A R LY E D UC AT IO N
the impact early education makes on
the community
In order to help children succeed, we are
focusing our resources on providing a
quality early education during their most
formative years so children begin school
ready to learn.
The impact of early education:
 Increase in high school graduation rates
 Increase in skilled employees
 Reduce the number of those in poverty
 Attract more businesses and increase
job opportunities
Studies found those who went to preschool:
 Had improved school performance with
increased math and language abilities
 Had improved peer interactions
 Were more likely to graduate high
school
 Were more likely to hold a job
 Had higher annual earnings
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in early education
saves $7 in future costs
INVESTED related to social services
and juvenile justice.
NOW
$
We invite you to join us and
BE A CHAMPION FOR CHILDREN
Learn more at uwsn.org/champ4children
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To help more children access an early
education, we invite you to join us at
uwsn.org/champ4children.
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L E A D E R NE T WO RK S
help children and families succeed
through our leader networks
Leader Networks step up, share ideas and
serve our community.
Leader Network members come together to create change while building personal, professional and
philanthropic connections. Members are passionate, determined and action-oriented leaders who use their
collective strength and financial power to help children and families succeed. Join us!
YOUNG PHILANTHROPISTS SOCIETY
With a mission to make a difference in children’s lives, Young Philanthropists
Society (YPS) members spearheaded the creation of the “Piggy Bank” program
to inspire children to save. Membership in YPS is secured by a minimum $2,500
investment for Executive Membership or a minimum $1,500 investment for
General Membership annually to United Way of Southern Nevada.
To find out how you can become a member of United Way of Southern Nevada’s Leader Networks, call (702) 892-2319.
WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL
The Women’s Leadership Council (WLC) has raised almost $1.9M in just eight
years, investing their dollars in essential projects that help women and children
succeed. The members of the Women’s Leadership Council impact lives through
their investment of $2,500 or more annually to United Way of Southern
Nevada.
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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
This esteemed group of donors serve as the cornerstone of United Way.
Tocqueville Society members are recognized for their investment of $10,000 or
more annually, designating $2,500 or more to United Way of Southern Nevada’s
Children and Families Fund.
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Tocqueville Society members are philanthropists
who demonstrate extraordinary generosity to
our community by investing $10,000 or more
annually. These individuals and couples make an
outstanding commitment to improving the quality
of life in our community. Members are recognized
locally and nationally for their commitment and
for inspiring others to greater philanthropy.
Tocqueville Society members Howard Puterman and Sunshine and
Joseph P. Micatrotto, Jr.
TOCQUEVILLE
SOCIETY
AMERICA’S LEADING
PHILANTHROPISTS
Created in 1984, there are more than 26,500
Tocqueville members across the country who
collectively gave $538M in the last year. Since
1990, Tocqueville donors have given $7.7B to
United Way, making a lasting impact in the
communities in which they live. At United Way
of Southern Nevada, our Tocqueville donors gave
almost $1M in 2014-2015. In a time when the
need is so great, the leaders among us rise up
with renewed willingness to tackle the biggest
challenges—they are United Way’s Tocqueville
Society members, the cornerstone of United Way.
SIMPLE AND EASY – TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
COMMUNITY INVESTMENT ACCOUNT
Tocqueville Society members also have the option
of establishing a Community Investment Account
(CIA). After a minimum $2,500 designation to United
Way’s Children and Families Fund, your remaining
contribution can be designated to the organization(s)
of your choice. Benefits include:
• The option of a single receipt to provide to the IRS
to cover all the charitable gifts made through this
program.
Please remember United Way of Southern Nevada
in your will or estate plans and share with us when you do.
To find out how you can become a Tocqueville Society member,
contact Lawrel K. Larsen, Senior Director, Major Gifts
at [email protected] or 702-892-2319.
• Designations can be made to any IRS certified
charity; give to your church, alma mater, family
foundation, or any nonprofit you support.*
• Personalized correspondence to recipient charities.
• Receive recognition and benefits for giving at the
Tocqueville Society level.
• The ability to give anonymously and give in honor
or in memory of someone.
*May not be in exchange for goods or services.
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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
As a Tocqueville Society donor, through the “Specialized Funding
Opportunities” program you can choose how your contribution
is invested. For those who are passionate about dental health,
you can help children like Carolina access dental care.
Carolina’s mom Maria did not have the resources to take
Carolina to the dentist. Through your support, Carolina is now
receiving preventative dental care and learning good dental
habits early so hopefully she never has to struggle with cavities
and painful dental decay.
“More than 51 million school attendance hours were lost
last year in this nation due to children with oral disease,”
said Nancy Dockery, Future Smiles Program Manager. “We can
help prevent that.”
STEP UP AND BE COUNTED – TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY STEP-UP PROGRAM
Step-up program participants are recognized as members of the Tocqueville Society and they agree
to reach the Tocqueville Society giving level of $10,000 at the conclusion of the third year of the
program.
“SPECIALIZED FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES” PROGRAM
Cathy Jones, CPA, CCIM | Owner | Sun Commercial Real Estate, Inc.
“I made the decision to become a member of United Way’s
Tocqueville Society because it is the right thing to do. I
find it rewarding to give back to the community and see the
funding results. There are so many lives that are touched by
United Way and so many people willing to help make that
difference. The experience is very touching.”
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United Way of Southern Nevada offers Tocqueville Society members special opportunities to fund
essential programs in specific interest areas that help children and families succeed. As a program
funder, you can experience the power of your philanthropy first-hand with private program site
visits.
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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
2014-2015 tocqueville society
THANKS TO OUR
TOCQUEVILLE
SOCIETY DONORS
LA TABLE RONDE DE MILLIONS DE DOLLARS $1,000,000 +
ABBIE G. FRIEDMAN, ESQ.
LA SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE $100,000 - $249,999
SAMUEL S. AND LEXY LIONEL
The Lionel Trust
JEFF AND MARY EHRET
The PENTA Building Group, Inc.
ORDRE DE FRATERNITÉ $75,000 - $99,000
THE JAMESON FAMILY
SUNSHINE AND JOSEPH P. MICATROTTO, JR.
MRG Marketing & Management, Inc.
EMILY AND BRAD NEILSON
ORDRE D’EGALITÉ $50,000 - $74,999
HOWARD AND KATE PUTERMAN
Enterprise Holdings
ORDRE DÉ LIBERTÉ $25,000 - $49,999
Summer, a single mom who lives
paycheck to paycheck, is challenged
with raising her active four-year old son,
Daylon and juggling school and a career.
Without United Way’s support, Summer
would not have been able to send her son
to preschool. “I wouldn’t want my son to
start school behind,” said Summer.
Daylon has now learned his alphabet and
can count to 20 without interruption and
is ready to succeed in school and life.
VICTOR AND WENDY COLOSI
Global Cash Access
JERRY AND KATHLEEN GRUNDHOFER
MYRNA AND JON HAMANN
3M Center
MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ
$10,000 - $24,999
LINDA AND TONY BONNICI AND FAMILY
SALIM AND TANYA ABI-KARAM
Boyd Gaming Corporation
Enterprise Holdings
FRED AND KRIS HIPWELL
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
DR. JOSE AND MRS. SORAYA AGUIRRE
Holland & Hart LLP
JIM AND JUDY KROPID
KENT AND MARSHA LARSON
KEN L. AND MICHELLE ALBER
The PENTA Building Group, Inc.
Thrivent
RONALD BARBER
TIMOTHY BREMER
Deloitte
BETH CAMPBELL
Gensler
DIANE M. CARLSON AND WILLIAM FREYD
1-2-1 Philanthropic Services
ED SKONICKI
Caesars Entertainment
CYRUS AND JOANNE SPURLINO
JODY AND RYAN BELSICK
The Spurlino Foundation
Walker Engineering, LLC
JOHN AND ROBYN CASPERSEN
SANDRA A. STREATOR
SUSAN AND WARREN BEST AND FAMILY
KIRK AND RHONDA CLAUSEN
Wells Fargo
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BILL AND JUDY BOYD
Enterprise Holdings
DAVE AND YENNY CARVER
Wells Fargo
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
United Way of Southern Nevada gratefully acknowledges the 2014-15 Tocqueville Society Co-chairs,
Laura and Jay Barrett and all of the Steering Committee members.
“We have been very fortunate in this
community and we feel it’s a responsibility
and a privilege to be able to pay back
through the Tocqueville Society.”
Greg and Susana McCurdy | SLS Las
Vegas Hotel and Casino & Las Vegas
Metropolitan Police Department
Bank of Nevada
RICK AND KRISTA DARNOLD
SALLIE DOEBLER
The Korte Company
RYDER AND JULIE DONOHUE
BNY Mellon/MGM Resorts International
SHELLEY M. AND BOB DUBIN
UBS Financial Services, Las Vegas
Lipson, Neilson, Cole, Seltzer & Garin/Charleston
Insurance Group
DAN AND EVA GERETY
Gerety & Associates, CPAs
TAMMY GRABEL
Las Vegas Woman Magazine LLC
STEVE AND GRACE GREATHOUSE
DAVID AND ERIN HOENEMEYER
MARK HOPKINS AND MARILYN JENTZEN
Deloitte
DAVID AND ELIZABETH FERSDAHL
USAA Savings Bank
GLEN AND DEBORAH HOWARD
Wells Fargo
JIM AND CAROL FUCHS
SHANE JARRELL
Enterprise Holdings
SAM AND MARIANNE JOHNSON
CATHY JONES
Sun Commercial Real Estate
ANDY KATZ AND BEA KATZ
Manpower Inc.
EDWARD AND KAREN KOIJANE AND FAMILY
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RACHELLE AND STEVE CRUPI
JOE AND MONICA GARIN
Ernst & Young, LLP
GREG AND NICOLE KORTE AND FAMILY
The Korte Company
TOM KOVACH AND MATHEW MCCARTHY
Donor Basis/Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
Department
KEN AND DEE LADD
Sunrise Children’s Foundation (retired)
FRED AND MARI-ANNE COVER
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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
THANK YOU
TOCQUEVILLE
SOCIETY DONORS
“The United Way’s Tocqueville Society has allowed me to
merge my personal, professional, and philanthropic lives
into one. The society aligns you with socially conscious
people in your community and breeds a life line directly
to those in need.”
Joe Micatrotto Jr. | President & Chief Executive Officer | MRG
Marketing & Management, Inc.
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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY
MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ CONTINUED $10,000 $24,999
AMY MEYER-TERRY AND CURTIS TERRY
WHY Ranch
JUSTIN AND RENATA MICATROTTO
CHRISTOPHER AND LAWREL K. LARSEN
PGAL / United Way of Southern Nevada
STEVEN AND CARRIE LARSON
Thrivent
RUTH LAUBER
Las Vegas Woman Magazine LLC
MRG Marketing & Management, Inc.
CLIFF AND DARLENE MILLER
MJ Christensen Diamonds
SABRI AND TONI OZUN
JOHN AND COLLEEN PAGE
CHUCK AND LIZ LENZIE
SKIP AND SALLY LYLES
LARRY AND AUDREY PLOTKIN
GREG AND SUSANA MCCURDY
DON WALL AND DARCI POLONI WALL
SLS Las Vegas Hotel and Casino / Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Poloni & Associates
ROBERT AND JOSEPHINE MCPEAK
JIM AND GAIL RAFFEL
McDonald Carano Wilson LLP
DEB MELE-BLANCHARD
Wells Fargo
ED RICKS
Deloitte
WILLIAM B. RUSSELL FAMILY
Wells Fargo
TONY AND ELAINE SANCHEZ
NV Energy
GEORGE AND ADELA SMITH
Bank of America
YWS Architects / Klai Juba Wald Architects Ltd.
APRIL AND JASON WEXELMAN
Enterprise Holdings
TERRY L. WRIGHT
Nevada Title Company
PHILIPPE AND CHRISTELLE ZIADE
Appleton Properties, LLC
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THROUGH YOUR SUPPORT:
MORE THAN 2,400 SENIOR
HOUSEHOLDS RECEIVED
ENERGY ASSISTANCE
THROUGHOUT 2014-2015.
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Funded by NV Energy and administered
through United Way of Southern Nevada,
Project REACH is a year-round program
designed to help vulnerable adults 62 years
and older, medically fragile or Reserve and
National Guard members who meet the income
guidelines have access to energy assistance. To
learn more, call 702-892-2300.
JON SPARER AND JOHN KLAI
United Way staff and more than 130 NV
Energy employee volunteers spent a Saturday
helping low-income seniors during the Senior
Energy Assistance Expo. By the time the last
customer was served, more than $344,000
in assistance had been given to 1,210
senior households through Project REACH
(Relief through Energy Assistance to Prevent
Customer Hardships).
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WOMEN’S
LEADERSHIP
COUNCIL
FORMED TO CHANGE LIVES
To become a Women’s Leadership Council member, contact
Lawrel K. Larsen, Senior Director, Major Gifts,
Major Gifts at [email protected] or 702-892-2319.
United Way of Southern Nevada’s Women’s Leadership
Council (WLC) is part of a national network of dedicated
women philanthropists who have collectively raised over
$1B in supporting United Way’s mission to improve
lives and build stronger communities. In southern
Nevada, the WLC has raised almost $1.9M in just eight
years, investing their dollars in crucial projects which
are changing lives. From teaching children through
innovative early learning techniques, improving math
and reading scores for K-7th students, empowering
at-risk students to graduate high school, providing
scholarships for young women, helping families become
financially self-sufficient and providing medical services
for abused and homeless women and children, these
dynamic and generous women are truly change agents
for the community. Visit uwsn.org/wlc to learn more.
The annual WLC Suit Drive brings our
community together for the donation of suits
and professional items for women in need.
These items are donated to agencies serving
women in back-to-work programs. While we
gathered almost 12,000 items in November
2014, it takes just one suit to enable success and
independence. Through this community event,
we really are changing lives, one hanger at a
time!
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United Way of Southern Nevada gratefully acknowledges the 2014-15 Women’s Leadership Council Co-chairs,
Rhonda Clausen and Angel Williams and all of the committee co-chairs and members.
2014-2015 women’s leadership council
TANYA LACOSSE
KIMBERLY PLANCHUNAS
TINA ANDERSON
BARBARA DOBLE
DEE LADD
AUDREY PLOTKIN
ANNE ANIELLO-WAYMAN
SALLIE DOEBLER
JOYCELYNN LAGULA
MICHELLE POLISANO
JOY AVEDESIAN
JULIE DONOHUE
LAWREL K. LARSEN
DARCI POLONI-WALL
SANDRA J. BAKER
SHELLEY DUBIN
MARSHA LARSON
VIJAYA POLURI
SANDRA BATTLES
DORETHA EASLER
ROSEMARY LATO
JILLIAN PRIETO
JILL BELL
CYNTHIA ENERSON
RUTH LAUBER
KATE PUTERMAN
JODY BELSICK
LAURA ERHARDT
CYNTHIA LEE
MICHELE C. QUINN
SUSAN BEST
NIKKI ETHERINGTON
JANET LINDER
PHYLLIS RADACK
LINDA BONNICI
MELISSA FIELDING
DR. EVA LITTMAN
INGRID V. REISMAN
ELIZABETH BRICKFIELD
JILL J. FOURNIER
HOLLY LLOYD
DONNA RUSSELL
CAROL A. BRINK
ABBIE G. FRIEDMAN,
ESQ.
MALINDA MAILE
TAMMY L. SEICHI
PAULA M. BROWNE
LINDA MARVIN
KERI SERRANO-LONG
BETH CAMPBELL
MONICA GARIN
PUNAM MATHUR
MONTE SMITH
CHRIS CAPPAS
MARIA JOSE GATTI
MJ MAYNARD
MARILYN SPIEGEL
DIANE CARLSON
MARY GIULIANO
KRISTIN MCMILLAN
LINDA STALEY
JENNIFER CARO
CAROLYN GOODMAN
ROSAMARI MCNULTY
JUDITH STOKEY
DONNA CASHMAN
TAMMY GRABEL
JOSEPHINE MCPEAK
RIKKI TANENBAUM
ROBYN CASPERSEN
ROBBIE D. GRAHAM
DEB MELE-BLANCHARD
JENIFER TAYLOR
JANET CHAO
KARIE L. HALL
DIANNE MERKEY
DELLA TILSHER
MICHELLE CHATIGNY
DANYLLE HITCHEN
AMY MEYER-TERRY
LORI WARE
VIRGINIA S. (GINNY)
CHRISTENSON
REBECCA HOWELL
DARLENE MILLER
CAROLYN WHEELER
ROSEMARY MISSISIANSERRU
ANGEL WILLIAMS
RHONDA CLAUSEN
DR. FLORENCE
JAMESON
WENDY COLOSI
TERRI JANISON
EILEEN MOORE
MARILYN JENTZEN
RONNA WISEMAN
CHERYL A.
CONSTANTINO
JENNIFER M. MORGAN
CATHY JONES
EMILY WOFFORD
DENETTE CORRALES
BEA KATZ
MAGALY MUNOZMEJORADO
JANICE WOLFENBARGER
RACHELLE CRUPI
LINDA M. KIRK
EMILY NEILSON
KRISTA DARNOLD
JUDY KROPID
JANICE PALIGUTAN
RITA DESIMONE
DAWN LABONTE
JANE ANN PETE-KASICK
JACQUELYN WILLIAMS
NANCY WONG
“I was inspired to join the Women’s
Leadership Council by the stories of those
who were able to get a stable job to provide
for their families or gain skills that provide
a sense of possibility and a pathway. When
people’s basic needs are met, we are able to
transform our community.”
Rosamari McNulty | Senior Director of
Human Resources, Volunteer Services
and Education
Nathan Adelson Hospice
They come from two different
worlds but Alyssa Mayor and
Megan Thompson have one
distinct commonality, both were in
need of help to attend college and
received the United Way Women’s
Leadership Council Emerging
Leadership Award for Women.
Alyssa was born in Quezon City,
Philippines and moved to Las
Vegas in the summer of 2004.
There are many career options in
Alyssa’s horizon, but she definitely
has a bright future.
“This award is so important to me
because I am surrounded by people
who never stop changing the
world for the better, and I strive to
become like them,” said Alyssa.
With aspirations of competing as
Miss USA, Megan was appointed
to the Nevada Youth Legislature
for the 2013-15 session and is
actively engaged in the community.
“This award helps financially
fund my opportunity to acquire a
college education so that I can use
my degree and my career as the
catalyst to do bigger and better
things for my community and my
country,” explained Megan.
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SANDRA L. DEWEES
SORAYA AGUIRRE
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2014-2015 women’s leadership council
making a good life possible
WLC MISSION:
Engage and develop our members to be leaders in creating impactful change in our community
through education, health and financial stability.
Supporting girls in the lifelong
endeavor to increase physical activity
and healthy eating, WLC sponsored
this fun run and development
program for Girls on the Run,
which incorporates positive youth
development curricula. It’s an amazing
progam that includes exercise,
mentoring, learning and goal setting.
The WLC Family Engagement Resource Centers (FERCs) are
located in four local high schools and target underserved teens
who are at risk of dropping out. Through their involvement,
these teens and their families receive resources to strengthen
the home-school connection and assist in keeping students
on track to graduate. The FERCs are located at Clark, Sunrise
Mountain, Eldorado and Silverado. In 2014, the very first
cohort of this project reached graduation eligibility. We
proudly watched 434 seniors who had been identified by
CCSD as having a 100 percent risk of dropping out, walk the
stage to receive their diploma.
In partnership with Spread the Word Nevada, the WLC
sponsors “Breakfast with Books” once a month. Families
are treated to a light breakfast, a book reading, and a free
developmentally appropriate and enriching book to build
their home libraries. The excitement and smiles on the
children’s faces as they choose their new books are truly
heartwarming. This important program promotes English
literacy and fluency by increasing the number of available
tools to promote language acquisition. The participating
elementary schools are Jeffers, Paradise, Petersen, Twin
Lakes and Whitney.
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Lawrel K. Larsen, Senior Director, Major Gifts at
[email protected] or 702-892-2319.
This engaged group of contributors has raised
over $490,000 in six years and has successfully
launched the “Piggy Bank” Program an innovative,
real-world solution to teach students the
importance of saving.
YPS members spearheaded the creation of the “Piggy Bank”
program to teach children, grades K-5, to save. A collaboration
between YPS, Silver State Schools Credit Union (SSSCU)
and Andson Inc., the “Piggy Bank” provides a fun, hands-on
interactive program allowing children to save their earnings
in a real-life bank at their school.
YPS has successfully opened two “Piggy Banks” at Walter
Bracken STEAM Academy and Howard E. Hollingsworth
Elementary School with the third “Piggy Bank” to be opened
at Walter Long Elementary School in the Fall of 2015.
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To learn more about the Young Philanthropists Society, contact
The Young Philanthropists Society (YPS) is
a dynamic group of philanthropists with a
mission to make a difference in children’s lives
through volunteerism, mentorship and events by
harnessing the energy, commitment and diverse
skills sets of the next generation of leaders.
YOUNG
PHILANTHROPISTS
SOCIETY
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2014-2015 young philanthropists society
YPS EXECUTIVE
MEMBERS
$2,500
JODY BELSICK
CECIL BRIDGEWATER
CHELSIE CAMPBELL
LEROY J. GODFREY
TAMMY GRABEL
SHANE JARRELL
EDWARD A. KOIJANE
TIMARA MARQUIS
JOSEPH P. MICATROTTO, JR.
JUSTIN MICATROTTO
JEFFREY D. MITCHELL
EUGENE OUTLEY
LEAMON RAMSEY
MARC REYES
MICHAEL SANTOS
GEOFF SPATARO
JOSH S. SWISSMAN
CHRISTOPHER H. WAY
MARK A. YINGLING
1 ANONYMOUS
YPS GENERAL
MEMBERS
$1,500
MICHAELAMOS
AMBER BEASON
KRISTY BLACK
MICHAEL BROWN
BRIANA L.COURTS
LISA DRAKE
RACHEL FOX
MONICA HABART
KIMBERLY HOPPS
JAKE A. JOYCE
KYLEE KNIGHT
MICHELLE A. LINDSAY
LAURIE MANN
JILL MARADIAGA
CHRISTOPHER MAYS
TIMOTHY D. MCGOVERN
KELLY K. MCNAMARA
TIM OLSON
MICHAEL PARKS
REBECCA RISSE
JORDAN SACCA
SCOTT M. SAVARDA
MICHAEL P. SCHULER
DANIEL SHAPIRO
RORY VOHWINKEL
United Way of Southern Nevada gratefully acknowledges the 2014-15 Young
Philanthropists Society Co-chairs, Chelsie Campbell and Christopher H. Way and all
of the committee co-chairs and members.
“United Way does so much to give
back to all facets of the community
and it’s a great way to give back
to many people who are in need
including young children and
families throughout the Las Vegas
valley.”
Michael Parks |First Vice
President Investment Properties,
Global Gaming Group
CBRE | Capital Markets 18
With his sights set on being a
professional soccer player, Emmanuel
may only be in second grade but he
knows it’s going to take a lot of work
to accomplish his dream.
A creative, imaginative and active
boy, Emmanuel likes art and drawing
Captain America. If his dreams of
becoming a soccer player don’t work
out, Emmanuel has a back-up plan.
He wants to become an FBI agent, “to
make the world a better place.”
Through the “Piggy Bank” program
at his school, Walter Bracken STEAM
Academy, Emmanuel is learning how
to save.
“When I told my parents I had saved
$705 dollars they were really happy
because all that I have been saving
is going to go for my college,” said
Emmanuel.
A hard worker, Emmanuel earns
money by working around the house
and helping his father with projects
like fixing the refrigerator.
“If you get more money you can save
for college,” said Emmanuel. “So you
can reach your goal and do whatever
you want afterwards.”
2014-2015 young philanthropists society
helping children succeed
YPS MISSION:
To make a difference in children’s lives through volunteerism, mentorship and events by
harnessing the energy, commitment and diverse skills sets of the next generation of leaders.
Books and Buddies helps facilitate reading
and literacy in the home. YPS’ support of
this program allows for expansion of this
program to reach an additional 150 at-risk
children in partnership with Spread the Word
Nevada. Through mentoring, book supplies,
and comprehension inquiry, post-test
results demonstrate the effectiveness of this
important mentoring program.
With a commitment to children and their health, YPS
helped 2,500 children access Desert Reign’s Sports
and Nutrition Camps for children in 2014.
YPS expanded their reach into the community by their
partnership with the Down Syndrome Organization of
Southern Nevada via the Learning Program, designed to
deliver evidence based educational support to children,
parents and teachers in the areas of literacy and math.
Offered throughout the school year, this program provides
additional individualized instruction to children and their
caregivers, so their needs are met and they have the greatest
chances for success. YPS’ partnership allows this valuable
program to double their capacity and allows for a second age
group, 7-8 year olds, to receive this critical support.
2 0 1 5
Camps provide immersion into physical activity and
fitness as well as the ABCs of proper nutrition and
healthy eating. These camps aid in helping children
succeed cognitively, socially and athletically.
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LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
2014-2015 leadership society
VISIONARIES $5,000 - $9,999
KEVIN AND SHERRY BETHEL
NV Energy
PAUL CAUDILL AND JANE AMERINE
NV Energy
ELLIOTT K. CHAMBERS
Wells Fargo
PAULINE CHUNGLIM
GLADYS AND STEVE COMER
DENETTE CORRALES
Wells Fargo
CHRIS AND MEMRIE DEENEY
Nonprofit professionals joined to reduce the social costs of poverty,
strengthen the workforce and build a more prosperous and sustainable
community through the “Bridges Out of Poverty” workshop at United Way.
National Security Technologies, LLC
JAMES AND CLAUDINE DOUBEK
NV Energy
DAVID A. FARLIN
Bringing together front line staff, counselors, employers and community
organization employees, the workshop advanced strategies to improve job
retention rates, build resources, improve outcomes and support those who
are moving out of poverty.
NADINE FAULIS
Bank of America
STEPHEN AND PAULA FRANCIS
8 NEWS NOW
ED GARCIA AND KIRSTIN LAMBRECHT
PHYLLIS RADACK
Holland & Hart/Gerety & Associates, CPAs
MICHAEL LEWIS
CHANNA M. SEDERE
United Parcel Service
Wells Fargo
Deloitte
STEVE AND VANESSA MANIAGO
LINDA AND LARRY SEEDIG
JULIA HENSEL
JENNIFER M. MORGAN
KJS FAMILY FOUNDATION
WILLIAM R. OLSEN
PHILIP AND KATHEE SPEIGHT
NV Energy
Las Vegas Valley Water District
JEFF AND SHERRI ORTWEIN
AMY ST. CLAIR
DON GIBE AND NANCY ERLANSON
RICHARD FRAIM
CHRISTOPHER S. GRIFFIN
Deloitte
ROBERT HEWITT
KEVIN AND ANNETTE JUDICE
NV Energy
RAYMOND AND HELEN JUZAITIS
DAWN LABONTE
Wells Fargo
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Deloitte
JARED PRYOR
DELLA TILSHER
Wells Fargo
5 ANONYMOUS
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
TEMPLARS $2,500 - $4,999
Clark County
STEVEN L. ANDERSON
MICHAEL F. BOLOGNINI
Cox Communications
TINA ANDERSON
ELIZABETH BRICKFIELD
SolarCity
Dickinson Wright PLLC
KEN AND PATTI ANDRIESSEN
CAROL A. BRINK
Ameriprise Financial
ANNE ANIELLO-WAYMAN
PAULA M. BROWNE
Kaercher Campbell & Associates
Wells Fargo
JOY AVEDESIAN
KERRIE, RUDY AND BREANNA BURKE
Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
SANDRA J. BAKER
CHELSIE CAMPBELL
Clark County
NV Energy
SANDRA BATTLES
CHRIS CAPPAS
JILL BELL
JENNIFER CARO
Nevada State Bank
DONNA CASHMAN
KRISTIN AND EDWARD BELMONT
Deloitte
Enterprise Holdings
STEVE AND TIMI CEREGHINO
ROBERT A. BERGLIN
JANET CHAO
JOHN D. BINIZA
East West Bank
“I’ve supported United Way since
2004 because the organization
provides me with a level of comfort
that the financial resources are
being put to the best use, and I
know I’m helping those in my own
community.”
Andrea Smith |Director,
Corporate Communications
NV Energy
United Way works to eradicate
poverty through the Southern
Nevada Capacity Building VISTA
project. The project’s overall goal
is to enrich the lives of southern
Nevadans by strengthening UWSN
partner agencies.
VISTA members like Kiah and Alex
help with the operations of local
nonprofits and have implemented
programs that will have a lasting
impact on our community.
Kiah developed a strategy to increase
access to quality early childhood
education. Alex organized and
contracted a major media feature
on a Spanish news station to help a
nonprofit gain increased exposure
and support for their community
work.
Through your support VISTA
members have engaged 2,500
volunteers and more than $14,000
in resources in 2014-15.
2 0 1 5
PHILLIP A. BLOUNT
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
DANIEL AND MONICA ALVARADO
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LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
TEMPLARS $2,500 - $4,999
MICHELLE CHATIGNY
Gaming Compliance Advisors LLC
JOSEPH AND CINDY CHEUNG
NV Energy
VIRGINIA S. (GINNY) CHRISTENSON
Wells Fargo
EVELYN CHU
Desert Springs Hospital
CHERYL A. CONSTANTINO
The Wealth Consulting Group
JACOB (ALLEN) COTHRON
TOBEY CUMMINGS
KRISTI DAVIS
Cox Communications
ROBERT DESALVIO
Wynn Las Vegas
RITA DESIMONE
First Federal Realty DeSimone
SANDRA L. DEWEES
NV Energy
BARBARA AND MICHAEL DOBLE
NV Energy
Learning at an early age the power of volunteering and the path to
success, 995 NGAGE high school students committed their time to
building a better future for our community. In the 2014-2015 school year,
United Way recognized 169 students representing 24 high schools for
serving a minimum of 100 hours. Participating students gained access to
community, business and personal experiences and friendships that will
last a lifetime.
SHAWN DUNCAN
Cox Communications
PETER AND DORETHA EASLER
LINDA V. FIONDA
CHRIS AND FRAN GIBASE
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
PAT AND KAREN EGAN
KEVIN P. FISHER
MARY GIULIANO
NV Energy
Vdara
CYNTHIA AND TODD ENERSON
JILL J. FOURNIER
LEROY J. GODFREY
LAURA ERHARDT
Genentech
NIKKI ETHERINGTON
Deloitte
MELISSA FIELDING
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Wells Fargo
Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar
MARIA JOSE GATTI
FRANCIS P. GONZALES
MGM Resorts International
KEVIN AND DANIELA GERAGHTY AND FAMILY
NV Energy
DONALD GIANCURSIO
UnitedHealthcare
NV Energy
CAROLYN AND OSCAR GOODMAN
JEANNE GOODRICH
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
TEMPLARS $2,500 - $4,999
KARIE L. HALL
PAM AND BRET HAYNES
TERRY HICKS
Cox Communications
NORMAN TY AND MERCEDES HILBRECHT
Hilbrecht and Associates
DANYLLE AND STUART HITCHEN
A.C. AND EVELYN HOLLINS
ROSEMARY LATO
Lato, Petrova & Pearson, CPAs
DEXTER LEE
JANET LINDER
CRISTINE LINDHOLM
Cox Communications
DANA C. LINDSAY
DR. EVA LITTMAN
Red Rock Fertility Clinic
MARTIN J. LIVINGSTON
Enterprise Holdings
JAMES AND NANCY HOLT
HOLLY AND DAVID LLOYD
Southwest Gas Corporation
PHILIP A. HORRELL
CHRIS W. MAGNUSSON
Wells Fargo
REBECCA HOWELL
MARY HUMPHREY
DERON HUNSBERGER
AMY C. HURD
Enterprise Holdings
MALINDA MAILE
UBS Financial Services, Las Vegas
JILL MARADIAGA
Deloitte
TIMARA MARQUIS
Deloitte
U.S. Bank
LINDA MARVIN
DR. FLORENCE JAMESON
PUNAM MATHUR
TERRI JANISON
MARK AND CATHY MAURER
HARRIOTT KELLY
The Rainmaker Group
LINDA M. KIRK
JOSEPH A. KUCIK
Nevada State Bank
STACEY KUSTERS
NV Energy
JOYCELYNN LAGULA
Gensler
Ernst & Young, LLP
MJ MAYNARD
RTC
FRANCINE MAZZA
Enterprise Holdings
KELLIE MCMASTER
NV Energy
KRISTIN MCMILLAN
Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce
Capucine Dean now has the tools
she needs to help young preschool
learners in her classroom be prepared
for kindergarten through United
Way’s early education training.
“My students have learned to talk to
each other and problem solve. They
can now look at a problem and figure
it out,” said Capucine.
Through the training, Capucine
learned effective strategies to capture
children’s attention so they recognize
their numbers, alphabet and begin to
learn how to write.
“After the training I learned it’s all
about the kids. They become better
students when I know how to teach
them.”
MORE THAN 79,873 HOURS OF
TRAINING WERE PROVIDED
TO EARLY EDUCATORS
SINCE 2010.
2 0 1 5
Nevada Title Company
ROBBIE D. GRAHAM
23
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
TEMPLARS $2,500 - $4,999
LAFAYETTE MCMORRIS
KIMBERLY PLANCHUNAS
OptumHealth Collaborative Care
ANDREW AND BARBARA MCNEIL
CHELSEANN POFF
NV Energy
Nordstrom
ROSAMARI MCNULTY
MICHELLE POLISANO
Nathan Adelson Hospice
Sephora
BARRY MELLOR
VIJAYA POLURI
Navarro-Intera
CARMEN PRICE
DIANNE MERKEY
Wells Fargo
City National Bank
JILLIAN PRIETO
Immunizations can save your
child’s life. Because of advances
in medical science, your child can
be protected against more diseases
than ever before. Some diseases that
once injured or killed thousands
of children, have been eliminated
completely and others are close to
extinction – primarily due to safe
and effective vaccines. Polio was
once America’s most-feared disease,
causing death and paralysis across
the country, but today, thanks to
vaccinations, there are no reports
of polio in the United States.
Immunization protects others you
care about, can save your family time
and money and ensures that your
child will be able to attend school.
KEVIN M. MILLER
Wells Fargo
ROSEMARY MISSISIAN-SERRU
Weinberg Wheeler Hudgens Gunn and Deal
JEFFREY D. MITCHELL
Virtus Commercial
EILEEN MOORE
PATRICK S. AND TAMMY J. MORRIS
MAGALAY MUNOZ-MEJORADO
MGM Resorts International
SUSAN L. NELSON
Wells Fargo
ANTHONY AND AMY NG
Arcata Associates
COLIN OKADA
MORE THAN 308,643
IMMUNIZATIONS HAVE BEEN
PROVIDED TO CHILDREN
FROM BIRTH TO AGE 10
SINCE 2010.
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EUGENE OUTLEY AND FAMILY
NV Energy
Women’s Development Center Inc
SHANE AND SHIRLEY PRITCHARD
NV Energy
MICHELE C. QUINN
MCQ Fine Art
LEAMON RAMSEY
NV Energy
ROBERT RASMUSSEN
NV Energy
INGRID V. REISMAN
Las Vegas Monorail Company
DAVID AND PATTI RETTKE
NV Energy
MARC AND TANYA REYES
NV Energy
THOMAS ROCHE
Ernst & Young, LLP
SAM RUBENSTEIN
SCOTT AND DONNA RUSSELL
Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority/PGAL
JANICE PALIGUTAN
Diamond Resorts International
G.R. PAPAZIAN
JANE ANN PETE-KASIK
ERIC SAMUELSON
MICHAEL SANTOS
Tailored Food & Beverage
PATRICK SCHREIBER
Clark County
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
DIANNE WEEKS SWANSON AND HERB SWANSON
Wells Fargo
CAROLYN WHEELER
GREG AND TINA WICHMANN
Deloitte
JOHN WILCOX
City National Bank
ANGEL WILLIAMS
Boys & Girls Clubs of Las Vegas Southern Nevada
JACQUELYN WILLIAMS
Nevada State Bank
JESSICA WILLIAMS
BARRY L. WILLIS
RONNA WISEMAN
Deploying volunteers in the community, UWSN manages the AmeriCorps
national service program. Service members like Hector Lizaola help families,
students and children live better lives. Hector helps students learn how
to save through the YPS “Piggy Bank” Program. Encouraging students to
save for their goals, Hector also uses his bilingual skills to help parents and
students learn the importance of saving.
Helping students with their homework and graduate from high school,
serving food to families in need, leading youth leadership camping and
hiking trips and teaching students how to apply for college, AmeriCorps
members become role models to the students and children they serve.
JEFFREY T. WOJCIK
EMILY WOFFORD
JANICE WOLFENBARGER
Red Rock Fertility Clinic
BRIAN WOLFGRAM AND FAMILY
City of Henderson
PATRICIA AND RICHARD WRIGHT
Wright, Stanish and Winckler
MARK A. YINGLING
Pinnacle Entertainment
TAMMY L. SEICHI
GEOFF SPATARO
TED A. TURNEY II
Ernst & Young, LLP
KERI SERRANO-LONG
MARILYN SPIEGEL
SHARI TYRRELL
MORE THAN 204,091
HOURS OF AMERICORPS
SERVICE HAVE BEEN
DEPLOYED IN THE
COMMUNITY SINCE 2010.
Diamond Resorts International
ANDREA SMITH
NV Energy
MONTE SMITH
Brown & Brown Insurance
LINDA STALEY
Bershire Hathaway
JUDITH STOKEY
NV Energy
Centennial Hills Hospital Medical
Center
PAUL VANHOFWEGEN
Wells Fargo
LORI WARE
William Hill US
JOSH S. SWISSMAN
MGM Foundation
TEMPLARS $2,500 - $4,999
2 0 1 5
7 ANONYMOUS
25
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
GOLD KNIGHTS
$2,000 - $2,499
MATTHEW BEATTY
HEATHER BRESSLER
KESHA CARTER
NV Energy
CURTIS CHAMBERS
Nevada State Bank
CANDACE J. CLEMONS
Wells Fargo
JOHNNY CONG
Wells Fargo
ROBERT DANNA
Deloitte
KELLY FERNANDEZ
Macy’s
CARL FREDERICKSEN
Providing a free service for families across the Valley, United Way has helped more than
26,000 families get their taxes filed since 2010 by IRS-certified volunteers.
Kayla described the process of getting her taxes prepared as easy. She didn’t have to wait
in a line and in thirty minutes the process was completed. “I did a happy dance when I
found out I would be receiving a $1,000 refund,” exclaimed Kayla. “I was overjoyed!”
JILL GIBSON
Enterprise Holdings
PATTI GOIN
National Security Technologies,
LLC
MICHAEL HALASTICK
STACY HELBLING
NV Energy
CHRISTINE HIGGINS
MGM Foundation
LATRINA HOLMES
HERBERT ORRELL
ROSEMARY A. VASSILIADIS
ANDY ANDERSON
Wells Fargo
GSA Las Vegas
Clark County
NV Energy
MIKE AND CAROLINE
JOHANSEN
NATHAN PORTER
ELMO VOSE
MICHELE R. ANTUNEY
ANGELA D. ROSE
DEBORAH WALSH
Enterprise Holdings
MIKE AND JULIE LUBE
YMCA of Southern Nevada
NAILA MARTINEZ
Wells Fargo
JOHANNA AND JOSEPH
MELARAGONO
Wells Fargo
NV Energy
SYLVIA B. HOOKER
STEVEN MOY
Nevada State Bank
IN MEMORY OF CHARLES
JACKSON
ROBERT NOLIS
NV Energy
STEPANIE JACOBS
U.S. Bank
LEWIS AND NICOLE JENKINS
Enterprise Holdings
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LINDA JEX
THOMAS AND LINDA NUNLEY
Arcata Associates
CHERYL OAR
LLC
NV Energy
CHARLES AND FREDA RUSSELL
JIM SAAVEDRA
NV Energy
SCOTT M. SAVARDA
Enterprise Holdings
PETER STEINBRENNER
NV Energy
MARGARET TAYLOR
College of Southern Nevada
JAMES THOMAS
Wells Fargo
BELLE USECHE
The Service Companies
BRADFORD WILLIAMS
REX AND SANDY WINDOM
NV Energy
EMILY WOFFORD
SILVER KNIGHTS
$1,500 - $1,999
JOHN ALBERTSON
CHAD ALDRICH
Enterprise Holdings
MICHAEL AMOS
LLC
ADRIENNE ARBITRARIO
KEITH BACON
NV Energy
AMBER BEASON
Johnson Advisors
RACHAEL K. BEATTY
LLC
TRACY A. BENITES
Bank of America
CAMERON E. BERG
Wells Fargo
KRISTY BLACK
Holland & Hart LLP
MICHAEL F. BOND
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
SILVER KNIGHTS
$1,500 - $1,999
TONY AND DEBORAH BOURNE
ALIZA ELAZAR-HIGOCHI
SCHAD AND ERICA KOON
NV Energy
Enterprise Holdings
DEAN ELYACOUBI
JERALD BRANDENBURG
Merrill Lynch Bank of America
STARLA LACY
NV Energy
IBM Corporation
MEGAN L. FARNSWORTH
MAX M. FISHER
MICHAEL BROWN
NV Energy
THE FOUNTAIN FAMILY
REBECCA BROWN
Cox Communications
Wells Fargo
RACHEL FOX
SHAVONNE BURKS
JOHN AND LYNNANN
LESCENSKI
MICHELLE AND SCOTT
LINDSAY
Snell & Wilmer LLP
KELLY GRAHAM
JOSHUA L. CARLOS
MONICA HABART
ANN AND JIM CARTER
LARRY HOLMES
NV Energy
DORIS C. CHARLES
MICHAEL E. HOLT
Nevada State Bank
MEGHAN CLAAR
Cox Communications
CHARLES AND KIMBERLY
HOPPS
CHERYL A. COLBUS
NV Energy
U.S. Bank
JENNIFER HOWARD
DONALD CONKEY
Nevada State Bank
ARIC GRAHAM
U.S. Bank
Wells Fargo
CYNTHIA LAWRENCE
NV Energy
MAREK P. BUTE AND ROCCO
GONZALEZ
NV Energy
Angles on Design
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
JOSH AND ELIZABETH
LANGDON
CenturyLink
NV Energy
PAT JANJETOVIC
NV Energy
ARNOLD AND CARLA LOPEZ
NV Energy
LAURIE MANN
JEANETTE L. MATTHEWS
LLC
CHRISTOPHER MAYS
Deloitte
BRIANNA MCCULLOUGH
Nevada State Bank
GORDY R. MCDONNELL
LLC
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police
Department
KELLY K. MCNAMARA
Enterprise Holdings
JENNIFER KELSEY DECKER
MATTHEW J. JENSEN
WILLIAM F. MONROE
RYAN M. COX
Nevada State Bank
Bank of America
TERRI L. DENMAN-WALKER
SUZANNE JERMON
Wells Fargo
ROGER DILLARD
JAKE A. JOYCE
Palms Casino Resort
MR. AND MRS. RYAN DOLAN
ROBERT KIM
Enterprise Holdings
Ballard Spahr Andrews &
Ingersoll, LLP
Enterprise Holdings
Every hour of every day people in
Nevada have urgent needs.
Nevada 2-1-1 was established to get
the right person to the right service,
quickly and with kindness and
humility.
After nine years of service and
522,000 calls, live operators are
available seven days a week with
translation services in more than 150
languages.
To learn more or to get help,
dial 2-1-1 or visit nevada211.org.
NV Energy
READ MORSE
Enterprise Holdings
NAVEED MUGHAL
NV Energy
TIM OLSON
Waddell & Reed
LISA DRAKE
PAUL ORLOVE
NV Energy
MORE THAN 522,00 CALLS
WERE ANSWERED THROUGH
2-1-1 SINCE 2006.
2 0 1 5
Wells Fargo
Enterprise Holdings
JOSEPH A. BRANDHAGEN
27
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
SILVER KNIGHTS
$1,500 - $1,999
MARK TOLENTINO
CARL ALLEN
UnitedHealthcare
BARBARA VLAHAKIS
DEAN ALLEN
Bank of America
RORY AND LIZ VOHWINKEL
TIMOTHY ALLISON
Vohwinkel and Associates
NV Energy
Ballard Spahr Andrews & Ingersoll,
LLP
RYAN M. WELCH
MICHAEL ALMBERG
Enterprise Holdings
NV Energy
MARIA PAWELEC
TAMMY E. WHITENTON
NARCISA ALPRECHT
NV Energy
NV Energy
ANA R. WOOD
RUSSELL AMMON
Enterprise Holdings
THOMAS YEE
BRIAN ANDERSON
Wells Fargo
NV Energy
8 ANONYMOUS
TIM APEL
MARTIN J. PALAGI
MICHAEL PARKS
CB Richard Ellis Inc.
STANLEY PARRY
NV Energy
LLOYD G. REARDON II
City of Henderson
RICK S. REMINGTON
REBECCA RISSE
For more than eleven years, United
Way has been instrumental in
ensuring that the needs of hungry
and homeless people are met
by serving as the secretariat for
the Emergency Food and Shelter
Program (EFSP).
With a goal to ensure a fast response
to those who need it most, the
program was created in 1983 and
has provided $3.3 billion in Federal
funds during its 30-year history. In
2014-15, UWSN distributed $1.23
million to the community to ensure
that those in the neediest areas
receive help.
UNITED WAY DISTRIBUTED
$1.23 MILLION TO THE
COMMUNITY TO HELP
THOSE IN NEED IN
2014-2015.
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NV Energy
Enterprise Holdings
DENNIS RUIZ
Cox Communications
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
JORDAN SACCA
WILLIAM ABBATTE
Farmers Insurance
Cox Communications
STEPHEN SCHATTEMAN
DALE ABELLA
U.S. Bank
Enterprise Holdings
MICHAEL P. SCHULER
JAMES ADAMS
Enterprise Holdings
ROBERT AND JENELL SCIABICA
CHARLES ADKISSON
Enterprise Holdings
U.S. Bank
DANIEL SHAPIRO
YVIRIRIA AND LUIS AGUILAR
Ernst & Young, LLP
Enterprise Holdings
JOSEPH V. SINOBIO
LANCE AGUIRRE
NV Energy
NV Energy
YUKIO SOARES
ALFONSO AGUIRRE
NV Energy
NAINOA SPENCER
TOMO I. AIHARA
Enterprise Holdings
CHRIS AND ALLISON STANG
DEIDRE ALBRECHT
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
RICHARD A. STOEBNER
MICHAEL ALFORD
City of Henderson
NV Energy
THE SUAREZ FAMILY
DAVE AND MARLENE ALLAWAY
Enterprise Holdings
NV Energy
MARIA F. ARELLANO
NV Energy
RICARDO ARIAS
Enterprise Holdings
AUDREY ARNOLD
United Labor Agency of Nevada Inc.
RICH AND SHAWNA ARON
TIMOTHY ARNDT
NV Energy
NICHOLAS ARREOLA
Enterprise Holdings
SANDRA ARRINGTON
Wells Fargo
DEAN AUSTIN
CenturyLink
THOMAS AXTELL
Southern Nevada Public Television
DAVE G. BABBE
JULIE A. BAILEY
Clark County School District
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BENNIE BREWER
NV Energy
DOUGLAS BROOKS
NV Energy
GREG BROWN
NV Energy
MARY JO BROWN
MICHELLE BROWN
Cox Communications
REGINALD BROWN
JAMIE BRUSSELL
United Way is leading a collective impact initiative, Mission Achieves, which is focused on
improving the educational pipeline between North Las Vegas high schools and postsecondary
institutions. The purpose of Mission Achieves is to critically examine this pipeline and
develop effective strategies to increase high school graduation, college enrollment and college
completion rates.
City National Bank
Mission Achieves is a Lumina Foundation partner and is working hard to help increase the
nation’s postsecondary degree attainment rate from 33% to 60% by the year 2025. The Mission
Achieves collaborative is currently discussing barriers to student success, developing strategies
to address these barriers and implementing them in our North Las Vegas high schools.
LAURI BURKE
DOUG BURGESS
UnitedHealthcare
BRETT BURKE
Cox Communications
City National Bank
MARY ANN BURNS
MICHAEL BURROWS
Wells Fargo
SARGENT BENSON
NV Energy
BRIAN BARBERO
LLC
GENE L. BAYER
ERICA BENSON
Nevada State Bank
BOB BERGLUND
CenturyLink
SCOTT A. BECK
JEREMY BERKOWITZ
ROBERT BECKETT
LLC
ROBIN BEENE
NV Energy
SARAH BIRCH
CenturyLink
STEVEN BOBO
LLC
BILLY BURTON
BARBARA BOLENDER
RAQUEL BUTLER
MARILYN BISHOP
NV Energy
MARK BORINO
NV Energy
TANISHA BISHOP
Wells Fargo
SUSAN BOSWELL
NV Energy
CYNTHIA A. BIXBY
Enterprise Holdings
LLC
ROBERT BOUGHNER
ADRIAN B. BERNAL
RACHEL BLAKE
WILLIAM BOYD
NV Energy
KELLY BLAKESLEE
MICHAEL BOYD
Bank of Nevada
Dr Pepper Snapple Group
TODD BLUE
LEWIS BREGNI
NV Energy
Cox Communications
WILLIAM BEST
NV Energy
BRENDA BESTOR
CenturyLink
NV Energy
CenturyLink
PATRICK BYRNE
Snell & Wilmer LLP
SHAUN CAHLAN
Enterprise Holdings
DAVID CAIRNS
NV Energy
JAMI CALHOUN
CenturyLink
SANDRA AND MORONI CALVO
NV Energy
JULIE CANTONWINE
Cox Communications
2 0 1 5
RODNEY BALDWIN
LLC
MARTINA BINKIER
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
CLEMENT BELL
29
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
ALFREDO CARDENAS
JOSE COLON
KEVIN DAVIS
Cox Communications
MARC AND MELISSA COLON
ART DAVOREN
American Pacific Corporation
Department
KATHY L. CARRASCO
MICHELE COMPTON
JOE CARLEONE
CenturyLink
Cox Communications
ALBERT J. CARRILLO
LANE AND KIM CONLEY
NV Energy
ROBERT DAY
Costco
RICHARD DAY
National Security
Technologies, LLC
CHRIS AND MARTHA CARTER
JOANN CONNER
ANDRES DE LA CRUZ
NV Energy
LLC
MARIA EMERLINDA
CASTILLEJO
MORGAN COOMBS
SUSAN DEBAKER
Wells Fargo
Enterprise Holdings
JOANNA R. CASTILLO
LISA CORDOVA
AMANDA DECKER
Nevada State Bank
U.S. Bank
ANNA CAVALIERI
LISA COURSER
Wells Fargo
PAUL AND STEPHANIE
CHAKMAK
JUDY CHAN
New York New York Hotel and
Casino
KAYLENE CHOE
FLOSSIE M. CHRISTENSEN
Bank of Nevada
JAMES R. AND CYNTHIA L.
CHRISTENSEN
NV Energy
JAMES CLARK
NV Energy
STEVEN CLAYTON
KAY AND STEELE CODDINGTON
LLC
JAMES COLGAN
NV Energy
LANCELOT B. COLLYMORE
NV Energy
JILL DEFOREST
NV Energy
MICHAEL DOMINGOES
TAMMI DURHAM
JOHN DELIKANAKIS
MR. AND MRS ERIC
DOMINGUEZ
JEREMY EAGLEMAN
LAURA DE LA CRUZ
ELVIRA COZZENS
NV Energy
RHYAN CULBERTSON
LLC
Snell & Wilmer LLP
RYANNE DELOSSANTOS
SHEREE CUNNINGHAM
JEFFERY DENNIS
Wells Fargo
DIANA CUOMO
Center
ROBERT DEUTSCH
PATRICIA CURTIS
ANTHONY AND DEBBIE DEVITA
Snell & Wilmer LLP
LORI DADDARIO
ELIZABETH A. DAGGS
Enterprise Holdings
DAVID DAHL
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
DAVID DIERS
Cox Communications
CHERIE DIMAGUILA
Center
Kern River Gas Transmission
Company
DAVID DIMASCIO
ERIKA NICOLE DANIELS
CYNTHIA DIXON
Enterprise Holdings
WILLIE DAVIDSON
CenturyLink
NV Energy
JAMES DOCKERY
LLC
CenturyLink
NV Energy
KELLY M. EAKINS
SASHA DOWD
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
MARY EDWARDS
WILLIAM D. DRURY
College of Southern Nevada
NV Energy
HARVEY EISNER
ANTHONY DUARTE
LLC
KEITH DUFFY
Enterprise Holdings
WILLIAM DUFFY
NV Energy
BRIEANNA ELLIS
Enterprise Holdings
MARILYN ELLIS
LLC
STEPHEN ELLIS
STEFAN DUKE
THOMAS ELMER
LLC
KERRY AND CECILE DUNLAP
LATOYA DUPREE
Nevada State Bank
CARLY ELSEA
Enterprise Holdings
CANDACE ENGLAND
ROBERT ERDMAN
NV Energy
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LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
NANCY GINES
Bringing together companies, volunteers
and resources to meet the growing needs of
our community, United Way’s Community
Engagement Team has led more than 20
projects this year. A trusted resource, for the
second year United Way connected the Paris,
Bally’s and Planet Hollywood management
team volunteers with a volunteer opportunity
to make a big difference.
Creating an inviting haven for students,
teachers and parents of Walter V. Long
Elementary School, volunteers saw a marked
change in just a couple of hours.
LLC
MARIO GOMEZ
NV Energy
STEPHANIE GONZALES
LLC
KELLY GOODMAN
Wells Fargo
MARC GOTTLIEB
NV Energy
KAMI LYNN GOUDIE
Cox Communications
JAY AND MISTY GOUGAR
BRYAN GOUR
City National Bank
DEANDRE ESTEEN
JERRY FILIPELLI
Barclaycard US
CHARLES ESTELL
PAULA E. EYLAR-LAUZON
RICHARD C. FAIRBANKS
LLC
MICHAEL FATH
MARIYA FEDORCHENKO
NV Energy
PETER A. FEENEY
NV Energy
ANDREW FEIGENSEN
NV Energy
ED FEIST
Enterprise Holdings
DAVID S. FIELDS
NV Energy
NV Energy
ANDRE FILOSI
JEAN FINK
Holland & Hart LLP
THOMAS FINNERAN
Enterprise Holdings
ANJA S. FISCHER
MR. KRIS FISHER
Enterprise Holdings
ANITA M. FOLEY
CenturyLink
JOHN E. FOLEY
CenturyLink
MICHELLE FOLLETTE
NV Energy
RICH AND MARIE FORBUS
Department
PAUL GREENBAUM
BRUCE A. FORD
ALEJANDRO GARCIA
City National Bank
NV Energy
LLC
DEAN FORE
ANTHONY GARCIA
CARRIE GRICE
LLC
LINDA FOWLER
Enterprise Holdings
WOODY FOWLER
NV Energy
MATT FREITAS
Costco
JIM AND THOMASINA FREMONT
DENNY AND KATHY FREY
DEBBIE E. FROST
Wells Fargo
RON AND DEBBIE FRYE
KEVIN M. FUNK
CenturyLink
STEPHEN AND KELLY GAGNON
LLC
GARY R. GARDNER
LLC
ROBERTA GARDNER
Wells Fargo
KATHLEEN GATELY
Enterprise Holdings
KAREN GRIGG
AGNA GUDEN
Center
JOHN AND DEBRA GUEDRY
Bank of Nevada
Zions Bank
JEREMY GEHRKE
AARON AND EILEEN
GUILBEAULT
Costco
NV Energy
SUSAN GEPHART
DOUG AND JAN GULBRANSEN
NV Energy
DIANE GIBES
ANDY GUMS AND FAMILY
Snell & Wilmer LLP
Enterprise Holdings
GREGORY GILBERT
LUCAS GUMS
Holland & Hart LLP
LORI GILMORE
Enterprise Holdings
RICHARD W. GILTNER
DAVID GUNDERSON
JOSEPH GUY
2 0 1 5
VICTOR FIGUEREDO
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
31
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
TIFANI HALL
Nordstrom
RYAN HAMMER
JENNIFER HANCOCK
Nevada State Bank
ROBERT HANSON
ROBERT J. HANUS
NV Energy
TYESHA HARDIMAN
Wells Fargo
TY HARMON
Enterprise Holdings
DYLAN HARRIS
Wells Fargo
TAMERA AND HOWARD HARRIS
Wells Fargo
DONNA HARRISON
Nathan Adelson Hospice Inc
ANITA AND JEFF HART
NV Energy
AUDREY S. HASEMANN
Engaging families in their children’s early learning is pivotal to ensuring that our future
generation can read, write and has the tools they need to succeed in school and in
life. Through United Way’s Family Engagement Resource Centers at local preschools,
caregivers and parents like Shelley, Amanda’s mom, receive training and insight on how
to help their children learn during the most formative years.
“They are awesome because you learn what is going on and how to incorporate what
your child is learning in school to help encourage your child to learn,” said Shelley. “Now,
Amanda is ready for kindergarten and has the skills to interact with other children and
the educational structure she needs to succeed.”
LISA D. HEINZMAN
RONNIE HIGHSMITH
DANIEL HOLE
NV Energy
NV Energy
CenturyLink
DENNIS HATCH
CINDY K. HELLER
DARYLL HILL
GLENN HOPKINS
Enterprise Holdings
Wells Fargo
DERRICK HILL
RICHARD HOROWITZ
Cox Communications
CenturyLink
PAMELA HILTS
JOHN HORTON
NV Energy
J. MARK HITECHEW
MICHAEL HOSHUE
TRUDY HASZLAUER
JAY HATFIELD
MARY HAUSMAN
NV Energy
FORREST AND ANNETTE
HAWMAN
NV Energy
BECCA HEIMANN
Enterprise Holdings
LLC
TAMMIE L. HENDERSON
NV Energy
CHARLES HENRY
DANA G. HENRY
LLC
DAVID HERDELL
NV Energy
SHARON AND DAVID HEYMAN
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LLC
TAMAR HOAPILI
Cox Communications
GRANT HOLCOMB
LLC
Cox Communications
DENNIS HUGGINS
Best Buy
MICHAEL HULIN
NV Energy
MELISSA HUNT
LLC
CRAIG HUNTINGTON
Bank of Nevada
RUTH S. HURST
NV Energy
KERRIE IANNUCCILLI
Summerlin Hospital Medical
Center
KEITH A JACKSON
NV Energy
DONALD JACKSON
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
DAWN KELTNER
RAMONA JACKSON
JAMES KETTERLING
RAYMOND A. LAMBERTY, SR.
Cox Communications
NICOLE LARGENT
Wells Fargo
NV Energy
VICKIE JEFFREY
LAURA KEYHANI
CenturyLink
Kaanapali Beach Club
TERRY JENKINS
ROMEO KHAZEN
JOHN A. JOHNSON
DONALD KIDD
NV Energy
KRISTIN JOHNSON
SAMUEL KILANOWSKI
Cox Communications
JT3
MARIANA JOHNSON
TONY S. KING
City National Bank
NV Energy
TERISHA JOHNSON
RICHARD C. KIRKENDOLL
Nordstrom
NV Energy
CYNTHIA LEE
SAMUEL JOHNSON, III
TERESA KNAPPER-HARRIS
AND KEITH HARRIS
JANET LEINEN
BRIAN AND DIANNA LARSON
LINDA LAVIOLETTE
AT&T
LISA LAWATSCH
U.S. Bank
DAVID AND RACHEL LEBBY
CARTER LEE
NV Energy
ROBERT AND STEPHANIE
JOSEPH
Clark County
BRANDI JOVEL
Wells Fargo
MARIA JUAREZ
DAVID KOLBO
MICHAEL LEMLEY
Department
DREW LEONARD
SUZANA KOTUR
Enterprise Holdings
NV Energy
AMANDA LEONG
DAVID AND CHRISTINE KRASN
Wells Fargo
ERIC LEVEILLE
LLC
KATHY L. KROLL
Wells Fargo
Spring Valley Hospital Medical
Center
DANA L. KADEL
DEANNA G. KROYER
RAY LEW
Bank of America
NV Energy
DEBRA J. KALMAN
ROBERT E. LA ROW
ANGELA LIKOURINOU
CenturyLink
MIKE KAUFMAN
JIM KEANE
City of Boulder City
JENNIFER KELLY
NV Energy
MICHELLE KELLY-LOPEZ
NV Energy
LLC
TANYA LACOSSE
CenturyLink
CAROLYN P. LIMA
Johnson Advisors
LLC
RUSSELL LAHOUD
ALAN AND KIM LIVENGOOD
LLC
LARRY O. LAMBERT
LLC
Cox Communications
REX M. LIVINGSTON
LLC
“I love to volunteer and give back!”
exclaimed Lynn. “It’s that rewarding
feeling of being a part of making
someone’s life better or sharing our
blessings that supersedes the work.”
In her position, Lynn has the unique
opportunity to work with companies
visiting the Valley that are planning
engagement opportunities for their
employees.
“We make their vision a reality,”
said Lynn. “I am so moved by large
corporations that take time out of
their training or conference schedule
to leave a positive, progressive mark
in Las Vegas.”
2 0 1 5
WILLIAM JONES
Department
With a bright spirit and an infectious
smile, Lynn Stewart is committed to
changing lives through servicing the
community. A southern California
girl who moved to Vegas during
her freshman year of high school,
Lynn loves the community that
she now calls home and works to
make a difference as United Way’s
Community Engagement Manager.
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LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
BILLY LIYAO
Enterprise Holdings
RAMON LLANAS
NV Energy
HENRY LO
Enterprise Holdings
AARON LOCKHART
Center
IBEETH LOPEZ
Enterprise Holdings
JOHN LOPEZ
Cox Communications
JOSE LOPEZ
RAUL LOZADA
NV Energy
HALEY M. LUCAS
NV Energy
NICOLE LUSOMBE
DUNCAN B. MACRAE
United Way helps to ensure that donor contributions go to credible agencies that have
received a “good housekeeping” seal of approval through its accreditation program. United
Way accredited agencies receive formal acknowledgement that their work meets the highest
standards of excellence for nonprofits and provides the agency the opportunity to be part of
a strong, healthy and positive network of nonprofit organizations serving the needs of our
community.
To become an accredited agency, organizations complete an application that is reviewed by
community volunteers and business leaders. UWSN orchestrates a thorough process that
ensures UWSN accredited agencies are those with exemplary fiscal accountability and the
capacity to produce outcomes and provide accountability reports.
LLC
RUSSELL MALCHOW
LLC
DANA MALONE
NV Energy
SAM AND JENN MANKINS
LLC
JOHN MANSFIELD
ADAM C. MARKWELL
Department
KAREN MARIN
CenturyLink
JOHAN MARTENSSON
34
DR. CHARLES R. (CHIP)
MARTIN
LLC
COURTNEY MARTIN
NV Energy
GILBERT E. MARTINEZ
Federal Express
MARTIN MARTINEZ
DENNIS MARTINSON
JAMES V. MAXWELL
Enterprise Holdings
NICHOLAS MAYHEW
Enterprise Holdings
NANCY MAYROSE
DEBROAH MCKENZIE
NV Energy
VICKY MAZON-HERRERA
SHERRI MCKENZIE
CenturyLink
MICHAEL MCCLELLAN
TIMOTHY MCMANUS
NV Energy
DENNIS AND JOANNE
MCCOMBS
ALBERT MCNIEL
RICKY MEDINA
LLC
MELISSA MELGOZA
Wells Fargo
TERRI MERCER
Do it Best Corporation
JEFFREY MERCIER
DANTE MCCOWAN
TOM AND ANDREE
MCPHERSON
GUIDO AND WENDY METZGER
Enterprise Holdings
CHUCK MCDERMOTT
SHARON MCSHEA
LINDSAY MEYERS
Cox Communications
NV Energy
William Hill US
ANTHONY MCDUFFIE
MARISOL MEDEROS
MARK MIELCAREK
Wells Fargo
NV Energy
NV Energy
CenturyLink
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
UWSN ACCREDITED AGENCIES
Aid for AIDS of Nevada
Gay and Lesbian Community Center of
Southern Nevada (The Center)
Open Doors Community Services (United
Methodist Social Ministries)
Alzheimer’s Association Desert Southwest
Goodwill of Southern Nevada
Planned Parenthood of Southern Nevada
American Red Cross, Southern Nevada
Chapter
HELP of Southern Nevada
HopeLink
Rainbow Dreams Educational Foundation
(Anthony Pollard Foundation)
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nevada
Huntridge Teen Clinic
Rebuilding Together Southern Nevada
Boy Scouts of America, Las Vegas Area
Council
Jewish Family Services
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Greater
Las Vegas
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada
(Henderson)
Junior Achievement of Southern Nevada
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southern Nevada (Las
Vegas)
Las Vegas Natural History Museum
Candlelighters for Childhood Cancer
Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada
Communities in Schools of Southern Nevada
Community Counseling Center
Community Medical Outreach Center
Community Services of Nevada
Easter Seals of Nevada
Emergency Aid of Boulder City
Family and Child Treatment of Southern
Nevada
Family Promise of Las Vegas
Financial Guidance Center (Consumer Credit
Counseling Service of Southern Nevada)
FIT for an Independent Tomorrow
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
STORMY MITCHELL
TINA MILES
JORDAN MONGA
Center
BOBBIE MILLER
Southern Nevada Center for Independent
Living
Nathan Adelson Hospice Las Vegas
Neighborhood Housing Services of Southern
Nevada, Inc.
Nevada Child Seekers
Nevada H.A.N.D. Inc.
Nevada Health Centers
Nevada Paralyzed Veterans of America
Nevada Partners
Nevada PEP Incorporated
Nevada Rural Counties RSVP Program
Incorporated
New Vista Ranch Incorporated
Nye Commuities Coalition
Olive Crest
Cox Communications
Southern Nevada Public Television
Spread the Word Nevada
St. Judes Ranch for Children
Sunrise Children’s Foundation
Susan G. Komen for the Cure
The Public Education Foundation
The Rape Crisis Center (Community Action
Against Rape DBA )
The Shade Tree
United Labor Agency of Nevada Inc.
Variety Early Learning Center
Women’s Development Center
YMCA of Southern Nevada
JASON, LONDA, ASIA AND
CARMEN MOULTRIE
RICHARD B. NEWTON
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
DENNIS C. NICHOLS
LONNIE NOBLE
ROB AND SHANNON NICKELS
SYLVIA AND WILLIAM NOONAN
Cox Communications
COLBY MILLER
PRISCILLA AND LUIS MONTOYA
Enterprise Holdings
NV Energy
JOHNNY NELSON
PATRICIA J. MILLS
RONALD MOORE
Cox Communications
NV Energy
DAVID MITCHELL
NICOLE L. MORRIS-BLAZEK
SHARI L. MORRISON
LLC
LLC
LLC
LLOYD A. MONTOYA
Nevada State Bank
MICHELLE R. NICOLL
Nevada H.A.N.D. Inc.
MICHAEL MULLIN
MICHAEL MUSICARO
NV Energy
Salvation Army Clark County Command
Lutheran Social Services of Nevada
LLC
SCOTT MITCHELL
Safe Nest / TADC
Las Vegas Clark County Urban League
Enterprise Holdings
LLC
SAFE House, Inc.
Nevada State Bank
NV Energy
NATE NERZ
Enterprise Holdings
THE NEUTGENS FAMILY
NV Energy
NANCY NEWELL
Center
MORE THAN 2,390,591
SERVICES WERE PROVIDED
INCLUDING SHELTER, MEALS
AND FOOD SINCE 2010.
2 0 1 5
Bridge Counseling Associates
Jewish Federation of Las Vegas
100 Black Men of Las Vegas
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LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
COREY NORTHFIELD
ROBB NORTHRUP
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc.
JOSEPH S. ODDO JR.
Cox Communications
CARLOS OLIVARES
Enterprise Holdings
ALMA OLIVAREZ
Wells Fargo
STEVEN OLSON
CHAD ORROCK
STEVEN AND KATHY PAGE
NV Energy
SAMUEL PALMER
Clark County
MICHAEL PARISI
Cox Communications
DAMIKA PARKER
Enterprise Holdings
DESA PARRILLI
RORY A. PATTON
Enterprise Holdings
KELLY PAVALKO
LLC
U.S. Bank
RYAN PEAKE
KYLE ORROCK
NV Energy
U.S. Bank
J. PEEK
MARGARET ORTIZ
Center
MARGARET ORTIZ
Holland & Hart LLP
SALLY A. PEREA
LLC
CenturyLink
SHANNON PETERSEN
MELINA ORTIZ
Sitel Las Vegas “Packed the Bus” and donated 45 boxes of needed school
supplies to Jack Dailey Elementary School in August 2015. This included
everything from notebooks, pencils and markers to Kleenex ® and boxes
of copy paper for the teachers.
“Sitel employees are incredibly passionate about meeting community
needs and providing these supplies to students who really need them,”
said Chris Cappas, Sr. Director of Community Engagement, Human
Resources. “We have multiple opportunities for companies to get involved
and make a difference.”
Nevada State Bank
NV Energy
CARRIE D. PIERCE
MATTHEW ORTWEIN
Cox Communications
NV Energy
KIMBERLY ANN PISCIONE
PATRICIA ORTWEIN
U.S. Bank
NV Energy
TAMARA PLATTE
JOHN AND CHERYL OSBORN
Las Vegas Metro Chamber of
Commerce
LLC
SAMANTHA PLINIO
JAMES OWENS
Enterprise Holdings
CalPortland Company
KARAL PRESLEY
U.S. Bank
TOM AND TERRY PRICE
NV Energy
TINA PRIETO
Women’s Development Center Inc.
TANNA PRINCE
Lockton Companies, LLC
PHYLISECEA OWENS
NICK AND STEPHANIE
POCCHIA
Enterprise Holdings
Bank of America
JEREMY PAESTE
EVERETT AND FUJIE POORE
RAY AND MARILYN PROVOST
Enterprise Holdings
BRIAN AND BABETTE
PAETZOLD
NV Energy
LLC
LETICIA C. POTES
Enterprise Holdings
PETER PRIOLEAU III
W.G. PYZYNA
LLC
PAOLO O. QUINTOS
Enterprise Holdings
ROBERT RADCLIFF
NV Energy
NORENE RAJSICH
Nevada State Bank
MATT AND DEBBIE RANDOLPH
AND FAMILY
CenturyLink
JOSEPH REILLY
Best Buy
PATRICK REILLY
Holland & Hart LLP
DARIUSZ REKOWSKI
NV Energy
JOHN AND ROBIN REPETTI
LLC
D’LAYNE M. REYNOLDS
EMMANOUIL PYTIKAKIS
PRISCILLA RAUDENBUSH
PAULA RHODES WALLACE
U.S. Bank
NV Energy
OLLIE REAMY
Center
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JODY REGENHARDT
CenturyLink
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
BRANDON SALIBA
JAI SHANKAR
U.S. Bank
NV Energy
ALICE RICHARDS
MARY ANN SALMON
MANDY SHAVINSKY
Clark County
Snell & Wilmer LLP
ERIC M. RICHARDSON
KIRBY SALOMONE
JOHN SHEAHAN
AUTUMN SANCHEZ
NV Energy
Cox Communications
JOSEPH AND JANELL SANCHEZ
CARSON RILAND
LLC
FRADE RIVERA
Enterprise Holdings
JEROME ROBERTS
LLC
C. M. ROBLES
NV Energy
ANTHONY RODRIGUEZ
Enterprise Holdings
RANDOLPH ROLLINS
LLC
JANET ROSALES
EDGAR ROSEN
CenturyLink
AL RUBALCABA
LLC
KAREN RUBEL
Nevada State Bank
TRACY RUIZ
Sprint Nextel
LISA RUSH
Enterprise Holdings
RANDAL RUSSELL
LARRY RUVO
Southern Wine and Spirits of
Nevada
NV Energy
ANN SAVIN
SUZANNE SCAFIRE
LLC
ROBERT E. SCHAFFHAUSER
KRISTI SHEAHAN
Wells Fargo
KELSEY SHEEHAN
Wells Fargo
BOB SHERIDAN
Cox Communications
DENNIS SIANO
RUBEN AND JESSICA SIGALA
UWSN’s Family Stability Initiative
assists qualified families with schoolage children maintain housing
stability with a goal to keep children
stable in school.
Aliante Casino
ROBERT SCHAICH
UnitedHealthcare
SCOTT SCHENK
JACK AND ANGEL
SCHIBROWSKY
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
DAN AND DAWN SCHILLER
NV Energy
STEVEN SCHUTTE
Station Casinos
JOHN AND REBECCA
SCHWARTZ
MR. AND MRS. STEPHEN
SCOLARO
Enterprise Holdings
THOMAS J SEAVER
LLC
GARY R. SELESNER
ANGELA SGANGA
Spring Valley Hospital edical
Center
ANGELICA SILVEYRA
NV Energy
WILLIAM AND BARB SIMKO
NV Energy
TINA SIMMONS-SOLIDAY
CenturyLink
DESIRAE SIMMS
Enterprise Holdings
THOMAS SIZEMORE
NV Energy
JOSEPH SMITH
LLC
The Family Stability Initiative
provides comprehensive services
to families which include case
management, housing counseling,
financial education and coaching.
Case Management Specialists work
with families to determine eligibility
and assist families in developing a
budget to ensure housing stability
and refer or connect families to
benefits and resources that may
assist them in maintaining their
housing.
JEFF AND LYNN SMITH
LLC
MICHAEL SMITH
MORE THAN 33,004
STUDENTS WERE PROVIDED
WITH FINANCIAL LITERACY
EDUCATION AND SHOWED
AN INCREASE IN PRE- AND
POST-TEST SCORES BY
24.4% SINCE 2010.
NV Energy
ROBIN SMITH
NV Energy
STAN AND SUE SMITH
STEVE SMITH
Southern Wine and Spirits of
Nevada
JENNIFER M. SNARR
Enterprise Holdings
2 0 1 5
KAREN RIDGES
Department
LLC
37
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
RAELYNN STOCKMAN
MICHAEL SOLIS
PAUL STOWELL
NV Energy
City National Bank
NANCY SOMERVOLD
CASSIE STRATFORD
CenturyLink
RAHN SORENSEN
SHRIRAM SUBRAMANIAN
NV Energy
NV Energy
JOHN SOU
JIM SULLIVAN
RYAN AND SARA SOULTZ
KEVIN AND JUDITH SULLIVAN
WALTER SPANSEL
MELISSA SULLIVAN
NV Energy
With more than 500 people in
attendance, United Way of Southern
Nevada’s “Flip Through Summer,” a
free family fun summer kickoff event
at Springs Preserve in 2015 was an
absolute success. A special day of
celebration, imagination and the
magic of some of the most beloved
books and characters, children got
excited about reading and writing
and pledged to read 8,211 books
throughout the summer.
During this family fun-filled event,
children lined up to add their own
flair to the ‘The World’s Greatest
Story” and visited themed book
nooks with live characters reading
favorite children’s books. The event
also featured a book swap, live
entertainment, face painting, childfriendly activities, special giveaways,
community family resources and
complimentary ice cream and
Starbucks coffee and tea.
The event encourages summer
reading, since children can lose as
much as three months of reading
comprehension during the summer.
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SANDRA SPIVEY
U.S. Bank
MICHAEL AND LYNETTE
SPOTOFORA
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
STEPHANIE STALLWORTH
Cox Communications
IDA STATEN
Department
PHYLLIS STEAD
Center
LINDA STINAR
CenturyLink
CHRISTINE STOCKMAN
Sandia National Laboratories
MICHAEL TOVEY
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
TISH SULLIVAN
NV Energy
ELLEN J. TRAVER
LLC
JAMES L. TRAYNOR
CINDEE SWANSON
Enterprise Holdings
LLC
SORINA SWANSON
TAMMY TREADWAY
Enterprise Holdings
Cox Communications
JOHN SWENDSEID
MARVONIA TROTTER
Swendseid & Stern
NV Energy
SHERRY SWENSK
JAMES TRUJILLO
8 NEWS NOW
Bank of America
CAROL TABRIZI
BARRY AND KRISTEN
TSCHOPP
ANTHONY TAEUBEL
NV Energy
DANIELLE STEVENS
ANTOINE TILMAN
NV Energy
PATRICIA STEGMAN
Bank of Nevada
BRENDA TILLISON
ANTHONY STELLUTO
DANIEL THOMSEN
Enterprise Holdings
Center
NV Energy
STEVEN THOMPSON
CenturyLink
RAY H. STAHL, JR.
Enterprise Holdings
STEPHEN AND DEBRA
THOMPSON
Enterprise Holdings
PAUL TURNER
NV Energy
STEPHEN TAM
VERNON AND JENNIFER
TAYLOR
NV Energy
THOMAS F. AND MARY K.
TWESME
ANNE R. TYLER
NV Energy
JAMES TEAGARDEN
NV Energy
ARA TELIAN
REYNA TERRERO
Cox Communications
GARY THOMPSON
SANTINO ULIBARRI
Cox Communications
MARC AND KIM UNDERWOOD
Cox Communications
GILBERT VALERIO
NV Energy
DEBORAH VAN DOOREMOLEN
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
Through United Way’s Crisis Fund giving options,
employees across the Valley are receiving help in their
time of need.
JUSTIN WALTON
CHRISTI-ANNE WILLIAMS
YAO XIANG
Enterprise Holdings
Wells Fargo
NV Energy
JENNIFER N. VARGAS
DARWIN AND DIANA WARD
KURTIS WILLIAMS
JAMES YAX
NV Energy
TAMI VERCHICK
DUANE WARD
JOHN WILLOUGHBY
STEPHEN YOKEN
UnitedHealthcare
Wells Fargo
Snell & Wilmer LLP
JULIET VESTAL
MARK WEISS
TRACY A. WILSON
JANICE YONO
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
ANGELA VILLEGAS
MR. AND MRS. HAROLD WELCH
OLGA WISNICKY
CLAY W.YOUNG
Wells Fargo
BRIAN WOHLETZ
MIKE ZACCAGNINO
NV Energy
NV Energy
RENEE AND GREG WOOD
TINA MARIE ZANGHI
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
ALEX P. WOODFORD
DREW ZIDZIK
Enterprise Holdings
Nevada State Bank
KATHERINE M. WRIGHT
SUSAN ZIEHM
Wells Fargo
MICHELLE A. WRIGHT
STEVEN ZIELINSKI
Enterprise Holdings
Enterprise Holdings
CORNELIUS WRIGHT II
JAIME E. ZOVI
NV Energy
Wells Fargo
JEFFREY WU
JAMES ZUBAY
Pinnacle Entertainment, Inc.
MICHAEL WYLIE AND PATTY MILLER
EULALIA ZUKAS
The Korte Company
Enterprise Holdings
WILLIAM R. WYMER
ROBERTO ZUNIGA
Nordstrom
Enterprise Holdings
JOHN AND SUSIE VINSKI
NV Energy
WINDY VIRGIL
Centennial Hills Hospital Medical Center
RICHARD WADE
STEPHANIE WELCH
Enterprise Holdings
ADAM WESTWOOD
NV Energy
WHEELER FAMILY
Enterprise Holdings
Clark County
BENJAMIN WHIPPLE
CHRISTINE A. WAGNER
8 NEWS NOW
KRIST J. WALICKY
CLINTON R. WALKER
MATTHEW WALKER
Enterprise Holdings
MELODY WALKER
Dillards
JESSE J. WHISNAND
U.S. Bank
BRAD AND NELLIE WHITE
ERIC WHITEMAN
Enterprise Holdings
DANA WHITTINGTON
NV Energy
TREACY WICKENHISER
Cox Communications
KIM WALLACE
SHAWN WALSH
ALAN J. WILL
18 ANONYMOUS
BRONZE KNIGHTS
$1,000 - $1,499
2 0 1 5
A crisis fund recipient, Mark had his home
burglarized and set on fire. He lost everything and
did not have renter’s insurance. Mark received the
help he needed through this crisis so he was able to
purchase necessities and pay his rent.
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THANK YOU
2014-15
COMMUNITY
CHAMPIONS
TOP 10
THE LARGEST CAMPAIGNS WITH THE HIGHEST REVENUE
3.
1.
2.
4.
5.
6.
8.
40
3.
7.
9.
National Security Technologies LLC
Vision • Service • Partnership
10.
COMMUNITY
CHAMPIONS
HAVE MADE LIVING UNITED
A TOP PRIORITY.
LIVE UNITED 20
100%
THE KORTE COMPANY 100%
DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP 96%
UNITED FOOD AND COMMERCIAL WORKERS #711 93%
WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT CENTER INC. 80%
DO IT BEST CORPORATION 79%
COX COMMUNICATIONS 69%
BANK OF NEVADA 65%
DELOITTE 56%
NV ENERGY
55%
NORTHWEST ADMINISTRATORS 53%
YMCA OF SOUTHERN NEVADA 53%
LAS VEGAS METRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 47%
SNELL & WILMER LLP 47%
ALIANTE CASINO + HOTEL + SPA 44%
GERETY & ASSOCIATES, CPAS 44%
ERNST & YOUNG, LLP 41%
8 NEWS NOW 40%
AMERICAN PACIFIC CORPORATION
36%
COSTCO
30%
“By partnering with United Way we are
able to engage our team members with
a dynamic campaign that showcases
our Caring Culture and educates
them on the positive impact they are
making in our community through
their support. By walking the walk and
leading the way by example we build
pride with our team members and the
community!”
Carolyn Wheeler | Assistant
Director of Internal Communications
Las Vegas Region
TEAM FISHEL 2 0 1 5
COMPANIES WITH THE HIGHEST EMPLOYEE
PARTICIPATION RATES (15+ EMPLOYEES)
41
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
Companies
3M CENTER
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 1
8 NEWS NOW
Total Leaders: 6
Total Donors: 59
ALIANTE CASINO + HOTEL + SPA
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 371
AMERICA FIRST CREDIT UNION
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 22
AMERICAN PACIFIC
CORPORATION
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 13
AMERIPRISE FINANCIAL
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 20
ARCATA ASSOCIATES
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 6
AT&T
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 97
BANK OF AMERICA
Total Leaders: 17
Total Donors: 83
BANK OF NEVADA
Total Leaders: 6
Total Donors: 252
BERRY PLASTICS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
BEST BUY
Total Leaders: 4
Total Donors: 35
BLACK AND VEATCH
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 3
BNY MELLON
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 4
BOYD GAMING CORPORATION Total Leaders: 90
Total Donors: 2,741
CAESARS ENTERTAINMENT
Total Leaders: 98
Total Donors: 3,789
42
CENEGENICS MEDICAL
INSTITUTE
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 5
CENTURYLINK
Total Leaders: 26
Total Donors: 77
CHEVRON TEXACO
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 1
CITIBANK (SOUTH
DAKOTA), N.A. Total Leaders: 5
Total Donors: 26
CITY NATIONAL BANK
Total Leaders: 11
Total Donors: 47
CITY OF BOULDER
CITY
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 6
We admire the energy and enthusiasm that UPS brings to their United
Way workplace campaign. With an engaging kickoff, carwash and “UPS
Idol” event, UPS truly demonstrates their commitment to the community
as a TOP 10 Community Champion. Thank you, UPS, for everything
you do and your commitment to our community!
CITY OF HENDERSON
Total Leaders: 4
Total Donors: 91
CITY OF LAS VEGAS
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 32
CLARK COUNTY
Total Leaders: 10
Total Donors: 105
CLARK COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT
Total Leaders: 5
Total Donors: 1,154
CSL PLASMA
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 37
ENTERPRISE HOLDINGS
Total Leaders: 104
Total Donors: 253
CULINARY WORKERS UNION
LOCAL #226
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
EQUIFAX
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
DELOITTE
Total Leaders: 20
Total Donors: 48
DERSE EXHIBITS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
CLUB FORTUNE CASINO
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 10
DIAMOND RESORTS
INTERNATIONAL
Total Leaders: 9
Total Donors: 64
COCA COLA WORLD Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 24
DILLARD’S
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 152
COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN NEVADA
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 53
DO IT BEST CORPORATION
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 45
COSTCO
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 272
DR PEPPER SNAPPLE GROUP
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 109
COX COMMUNICATIONS
Total Leaders: 40
Total Donors: 903
EAST WEST BANK
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 11
CREDIT ONE BANK, N.A.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 25
ELI LILLY
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 15
ERNST & YOUNG, LLP
Total Leaders: 5
Total Donors: 31
FEDERAL EXPRESS
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 185
FENNEMORE CRAIG JONES
VARGAS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 13
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 9
GENERAL DYNAMICS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 16
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 5
GEOTECHNICAL &
ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES INC.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
GERETY & ASSOCIATES CPAS
Total Leaders: 4
Total Donors: 7
LAS VEGAS METRO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Total Leaders: 4
Total Donors: 21
GLAXOSMITHKLINE
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 5
LAS VEGAS CLARK COUNTY LIBRARY
DISTRICT
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
GUARDSMARK
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
HARTFORD FINANCIAL SERVICES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 5
HCA HOSPITALS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
HOLLAND & HART, LLP
Total Leaders: 5
Total Donors: 45
LAS VEGAS METROPOLITAN POLICE
DEPARTMENT
Total Leaders: 19
Total Donors: 458
LAS VEGAS URBAN LEAGUE
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 2
LAS VEGAS VALLEY WATER DISTRICT
Total Leaders: 10
Total Donors: 198
LAWRY’S THE PRIME RIB
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
IBM CORPORATION
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 6
LOCKHEED MARTIN TRAINING
AND TECHNICAL SERVICES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
ILLINOIS TOOL WORKS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 9
LOCKTON COMPANIES, LLC
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 2
JBA CONSULTING ENGINEERS, INC.
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
MACY’S
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 132
JCPENNEY
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 78
MANAGED PAY
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 17
JOHNSON & JOHNSON CORP.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
MARSH & MCLENNAN COMPANIES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
JT3
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 6
MEADOWS BANK
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
KAMER, ZUCKER & ABBOTT
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
MERCK
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
KERN RIVER GAS
TRANSMISSION CO.
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 3
MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL
Total Leaders: 4
Total Donors: 4
KVVU TV5
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 38
NAPA AUTO PARTS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 3
We provide an umbrella of support
for the entire community by
managing workplace campaigns at
more than 300 companies. Through
your support, we deploy strategic
campaigns that raise more than
$6.1 million for hundreds of
nonprofits serving our community.
With generous support to
organizations like St. Jude’s Ranch
for Children, Inc.; Catholic Charities
of Southern Nevada; Nathan
Adelson Hospice, Inc.; American Red
Cross; Safe Nest/TADC; The Shade
Tree and Salvation Army Clark
County Command, our workplace
campaign touches the lives of one in
four living in southern Nevada.
Through our workplace campaign,
we help to ensure that those in
need are fed and receive shelter and
that no one ends the journey of
life alone, afraid or in pain through
hospice services. At-risk children,
young adults and families are
empowered to create a new future
in a caring community. We help
to provide disaster-related relief
assistance and shelter for children,
families and women and addiction
recovery programs.
2 0 1 5
GOODWILL OF SOUTHERN NEVADA
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 31
LAS VEGAS CONVENTION & VISITORS
AUTHORITY
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 98
GLOBAL PAYMENTS, INC.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 15
43
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
NATHAN ADELSON
HOSPICE
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 10
NATIONAL SECURITY
TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
Total Leaders: 109
Total Donors: 594
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE/
GATES MCDONALD OF
NEVADA
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 9
NEIMAN MARCUS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 2
NEVADA STATE BANK
Total Leaders: 20
Total Donors: 122
Erin Peace was not convinced that
early childhood education was
important until she sent her two
children, Jaxon age five and Jaydon
age two, to a quality early childcare
center. Now she has a different
perspective.
“I have seen such a significant
development in both of them,”
explained Erin. “It’s completely
changed my mind about early
childhood education.”
Without United Way’s help, Erin’s
children would not be able to attend
preschool.
“Preschool is important for my
children’s educational, social and
emotional development,” said Erin.
“They are able to grasp and learn a lot
more and work in teams. I have seen
it made a difference in the lives of my
children and others as well.”
NEVADA TITLE
COMPANY
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 3
NORDSTROM
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 274
NORTHERN TRUST BANK,
FSB
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 5
NORTHWEST
ADMINISTRATORS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 17
NV ENERGY
Total Leaders: 217
Total Donors: 789
NYE COUNTY SCHOOL
DISTRICT
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 20
OFFICE MAX/
FURNITURE MAX
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 77
ONE NEVADA CREDIT
UNION
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 8
O’REILLY AUTO PARTS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 2
44
ORGILL-SINGER &
ASSOCIATES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 1
PACCAR PARTS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 7
PARSONS CORP.
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 2
SPRINT NEXTEL
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 21
STATE FARM
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
STATE OF NEVADA
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
PAYCHEX INC.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
STATION CASINOS
INC.
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 235
PRA LOCATION SERVICES,
LLC
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 70
SUNRISE CHILDREN’S
FOUNDATION
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 6
PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS
LLC
Total Leaders: 7
Total Donors: 34
TARGET
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 993
RICOH USA, INC.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 12
SAFE NEST
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 6
SANDIA NATIONAL
LABORATORIES
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 19
SHEPLER’S
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 11
SIERRA PACIFIC
SECURITIES
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 1
SIMPLEXGRINNELL
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 3
SNELL & WILMER LLP
Total Leaders: 7
Total Donors: 47
SOUTHERN NEVADA HEALTH
DISTRICT
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 8
SOUTHERN WINE AND SPIRITS
OF NEVADA
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 81
TEAM FISHEL
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 48
THE HERTZ CORP.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
THE HOWARD HUGHES
CORP.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
THE KORTE CO.
Total Leaders: 3
Total Donors: 18
THE PENTA BUILDING GROUP
INC.
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 7
THE TRAVELERS COMPANIES
INC.
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 4
THRIVENT
INVESTMENTS
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 2
TIAA-CREF
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 3
TITANIUM METALS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 17
LEADERSHIP SOCIETY
THANK YOU
TO ALL OF THE COMPANIES,
DONORS, VOLUNTEERS,
ADVOCATES AND CAMPAIGN
TEAMS FOR CREATING A
BRIGHTER FUTURE FOR
SOUTHERN NEVADA.
Thank you NV Energy for all you do to LIVE UNITED for United
Way of Southern Nevada (UWSN). With a Leadership Breakfast, golf
tournament and multiple engaging events, NV Energy employees
truly stepped up to support our community. Thank you to Manager,
Community Relations Doretha Easler (UWSN Liaison); Manager,
Safety and Health Michael Smith (UWSN Campaign Co-chair); Project
Manager, Customer Service Shannon Brown (UWSN Campaign Chair)
and Senior Community Relations Advisor Susan Boswell (UWSN
Campaign Coordinator - not pictured above) and the NV Energy
Campaign team. As our leading TOP 10 Community Champion, we
appreciate all of your dedication and support.
TRONOX
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 19
U.S. BANK
Total Leaders: 21
Total Donors: 98
UNITED AIRLINES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 13
UNITED FOOD & COMMERCIAL
WORKERS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 12
US AIRWAYS GROUP,
INC.
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 122
UNITED PARCEL
SERVICE
Total Leaders: 37
Total Donors: 873
USAA SAVINGS BANK
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
UNITED WAY OF
SOUTHERN NEVADA
Total Leaders: 24
Total Donors: 48
UNITEDHEALTHCARE
Total Leaders: 12
Total Donors: 306
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA,
LAS VEGAS
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 4
URS
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 4
VALLEY HEALTH
SYSTEM
Total Leaders: 30
Total Donors: 187
WADDELL & REED
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 2
WALMART
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 193
WASHINGTON FEDERAL
SAVINGS
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 2
WEINGARTEN REALTY
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 6
WELLS FARGO
Total Leaders: 74
Total Donors: 430
WILLIAM HILL US
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 11
WOMEN’S DEVELOPMENT
CENTER INC.
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 4
WSI-NEVADA G4S GOVERNMENT
SOLUTIONS
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 13
WYNN LAS VEGAS
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 61
YMCA OF SOUTHERN
NEVADA
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 63
ZIONS BANK
Total Leaders: 2
Total Donors: 9
TOTAL COMPANIES: 153
Total Leaders: 1,115
Total Donors: 18,702
2 0 1 5
TOYOTA MOTOR SALES
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 4
UNITED LABOR AGENCY OF
NEVADA INC.
Total Leaders: 1
Total Donors: 5
TJX
Total Leaders: 0
Total Donors: 35
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5830 W Flamingo Rd,
Las Vegas, Nevada 89103
702.892.2300
uwsn.org

2015 Heroes Publication - United Way of Southern Nevada

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