celebration of giving

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2013
CELEBRATION OF GIVING
®
United Way’s
mission is to provide
leadership
in uniting our
community to improve
people’s lives and
build a vital, caring
community.
®
Thank You For Living United
T
o all of the donors and volunteers who
joined us in supporting Greenville County
through United Way’s 2013 campaign, I
thank you for your commitment to help make
our community the best it can be.
As you may know, the theme for this year’s
United Way campaign was “Walk In Their
Shoes.” At the center of the campaign was
a thought-provoking video produced by the
creative team at Erwin Penland that took
one average, middle class Greenville County
family and temporarily put them in the
position of being out on the street with no
home and limited resources. The goal of the
video and this campaign was to get each of
us thinking about what it would be like to be
in the position that far too many of our fellow
citizens are experiencing every day. Where
would we go if we needed help? What would
we do if we were in their shoes?
Fortunately, we live in a community where
that kind of empathy is in great supply. As
we saw in the video—through the shelter
resident who gave our family $10, the
random stranger who offered his cell phone,
and the neighboring family who loaned them
extra mattresses and blankets—the people
of Greenville County truly care and look out
for one another. And we are so grateful that
this year so many men and women chose the
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Greenville County,
visit www.unitedwaygc.org
or call 467-3333.
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United Way campaign as their way to
express that empathy and generosity to
the community.
I also want to express our gratitude
to Campaign Chair Art Seaver for his
tremendous leadership over the course of
the campaign. Art is a wonderful advocate
for our community and an instrumental
leader for United Way. He led this campaign
with passion and skill, and we can’t thank
him enough.
If you were unable to contribute financially
this year, but still want to give back to
our community, I invite you to volunteer
through United Way Hands On Greenville. It
connects people with hundreds of volunteer
opportunities at many of United Way’s
partner programs throughout the year. You
can search the available projects online at
handsongreenville.org.
On behalf of the board, the staff and those in
the community who need us most, I applaud
all of you for your hard work and thank you
for your generous support this year.
ANN ROBINSON
2013 United Way Board of Trustees Chair
CertusBank
Community Responds with Record Campaign
S
ixteen million, six hundred eleven
thousand, five hundred and ninetyone dollars.
Thanks to the collective generosity of
Greenville County, that’s the number I was
honored to announce as the final total of
the 2013 United Way campaign. It was a
record-setting effort (breaking our own
mark for the largest United Way campaign
in South Carolina) made possible by the
remarkable support of our donors and
volunteers.
Even for a banker, $16,611,591 is a big
number. But for our community, it will
be huge.
Thanks to this outpouring of support,
United Way will be able to continue funding
more than 100 of the most effective local
programs serving Greenville County. Not
only does this funding help meet the
immediate food, shelter, health and safety
needs of those in crisis, but the dollars are
also strategically aligned with programs
designed to accomplish our long-term
goals of getting more children prepared to
succeed in school, more youth to graduate
from high school and more families to
achieve financial stability.
More than 105,000 people in Greenville
County were helped by United Way-funded
programs last year, and we will be able
to reach even more in 2014 thanks to the
incredible support of more than 37,000
donors at 649 companies, both large
and small.
To all of our donors, we thank you for
generously committing your dollars in
support of our community. Your gift is
an investment in the future of Greenville
County that pays dividends each and every
time one of our fellow citizens is helped.
Rallying 37,000 people behind a single
cause is no easy feat. We couldn’t have
done it without the commitment of 1,300
campaign volunteers who drove this
campaign for the past year.
On behalf of our volunteers, our partner
agencies whose programs receive
United Way funding, and the thousands
of individuals and families who benefit
from this community’s generosity and
compassion, I thank you for once again
showing what makes Greenville County
such a special place to call home.
2013
CAMPAIGN
HIGHLIGHTS
• $16,611,591 raised.
• 37,316 donors contributed.
• 649 workplace campaigns.
• Workplace campaigns represented 72% of the total.
• 152 companies contributed a corporate gift representing 20% of the total.
• Retirees, medical professionals and others contributing outside the workplace represent 8% of the total.
• 26 new campaigns contributed $95,192 from employee and corporate gifts.
• Contributions from donors giving $1,000 or more represent 46% of the total campaign.
• 4,363 Palmetto Society donors contributed $7,673, 808.
• Thanks to the Stathakis family of restaurants, Stax restaurants, Greenville County Recreation District, Greenville Zoo and Roper Mountain Science Center for giving generous coupons to anyone pledging $250 or more.
• Special thanks to Table 301 for graciously
donating gift certificates in recognition of
Palmetto Society donors.
• A special thank you to Erwin-Penland,
who provided in-kind creative services to
develop promotional materials for the 2013 campaign.
ART SEAVER
2013 Campaign Chair
Southern First Bank
• Thanks to Michelin North America for
providing $100,000 for the Palmetto Society Leader’s Circle Challenge.
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LEADERSHIP GIVING
United Way Palmetto Society
Palmetto Society leadership initiatives are critical
to the success of caring for our community. All were
successful in sharing the message to get involved with
the community through United Way.
We are blessed to live in a community filled with leaders.
Some leaders give their time and talents. Others
generously give their resources. Many do both. It’s
not about the amount of time spent or the size of the
contribution. It’s the good intention behind every action or
gift that makes our community stronger.
DAVID LOMINACK
TD Bank
2013 Chair
We want to thank the 4,363 Palmetto Society members
who contributed $7,673,808 to our community. Included
in the totals are 657 donors who became new Palmetto
Society members by giving at the $1,000 or more level for
the first time. Palmetto Society dollars represent 46% of
the total annual campaign.
Women’s Leadership
1,646 donors contributed
$2,211,942
TRISH SPRINGFIELD
The Palmetto Bank
2013 Chair
As part of the Michelin Challenge, 226 members committed
to step up their giving to the $1,500 Leader’s Circle of the
Palmetto Society. We want to extend a very special thank
you to Michelin North America for this important incentive.
Palmetto Society Giving
Tocqueville Society ($10,000+)
Executive’s Circle ($2,500 - $4,999)
132 donors contributed $1,470,655
417 donors contributed $1,126,298
Chairman’s Circle ($7,500 - $9,999)
Leader’s Circle ($1,500-$2,499)
8 donors contributed $60,805
1,110 donors contributed $1,775,584
President’s Circle ($5,000- $7,499)
Director’s Circle ($1,000-$1,499)
83 donors contributed $436,450
2,613 donors contributed $2,804,016
A full roster of all donors will be published in the near future.
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African American
Leadership Greenville
271 donors contributed
$364,888
CHERYL BERRY
2013 Chair
GR E E N V I L L E CO UN T Y
Young Philanthropists
(40 years and younger)
827 donors contributed
$1,057,716
JONATHAN PHILIPSEN
Green Cloud
Technologies
2013 Chair
LEADERSHIP GIVING
United Way Tocqueville Society
MARK S. CROCKER
Dixon Hughes
Goodman LLP
2013 Chair
Tocqueville Society donors lead the way with their
generosity, each member contributing $10,000 or
more annually. The Tocqueville Society was named for
the French aristocrat Alexis de Tocqueville who came
to America in 1831 at the age of 26 and traveled all
over our young nation. Perhaps his most important
observation was that Americans helped each other in
times of need. He wrote: “I must say that I have seen
Americans make great and real sacrifices to the public
welfare; and have noticed a hundred instances in
which they hardly ever failed to lend faithful support
to one another.” Each member of the Tocqueville
Society has his or her own reasons for joining but
all share in knowing that they are having a positive
impact on the place they call home.
We thank the 132 members of the Tocqueville Society for their outstanding leadership.
United Way Poinsett Society
H.F. “GALLY” GALLIVAN
UBS
2013 Chair
A gift to United Way’s Endowment is recognized through the
Poinsett Society. But the true recognition for a donor is the
fact these gifts have endless impact—a true Legacy for the
Future.
Tocqueville Legacy Circle recognizes donors who make
deferred or current gifts of $200,000 or more which will
perpetuate an annual gift at the $10,000 Tocqueville level.
Tocqueville Legacy Circle members total reached 32 in 2013.
When a gift is made to the Poinsett Society, donors are
establishing a never-ending gift to our community. 119
donors have made outright or deferred gifts (110 donors
contributing $25,000 or more) through the Poinsett Society,
totaling $17.1 million.
United Way Life is a life insurance program that allows
donors to utilize life insurance of $200,000 or more with a
fixed premium for a maximum of 5 years at a very affordable
level. This allows younger donors to make very generous
commitments early in life. Ten donors have committed to
gifts through United Way life totaling $4,750,000.
Golden Poinsettia is the highest level of recognition in
the Poinsett Society for those donors making a deferred
or current gift of $1 million or more. There are currently 5
Golden Poinsettia members.
A special thanks to all these donors for looking to the future
of caring.
A Legacy for the Future—Please remember the United Way Endowment in your will or estate plan.
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#1 AWARD WINNERS
#1 Award – Top 5 Campaigns (Employee & Corporate Total)
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Fluor Corporation
Michelin North America
Greenville Health System
GE Power and Water Greenville County Schools
$1,761,243
$1,599,515
$1,025,796
$843,914
$587,878
#1 Award – Top 5 Campaigns (Employee ONLY)
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4
5
Fluor Corporation
Greenville County Schools
GE Power and Water $1,174,162
$1,131,589
$1,025,796
$587,878
$561,638
#1 Award – 500 to 1,000 Employees
1 Michelin Americas Research Company
2 Nutra Manufacturing, Inc.
3 TD Bank
4UPS
5 BB&T
$306,511
$255,068
$145,739
$143,725
$114,445
#1 Award – 200 to 499 Employees
1 Baldor Electric Company
2 Canal Insurance Company
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Mitsubishi Polyester Film, Inc.
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3M Company
5 Perrigo Company of SC, Inc.
$187,098
$168,998
$127,282
$125,799
$97,143
1AMECO
2 Elliott Davis, LLC
3 Renewable Water Resources
4 Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C.
5 Athene Annuity & Life Assurance Company
$136,786
$120,507
$105,321
$66,960
$54,035
1UBS
2 Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP
3 Gallivan, White & Boyd, P.A.
4 Ahold USA
5 Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP
$85,007
$79,939
$78,174
$63,395
$61,961
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2
3
4
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Easlan Capital Inc.
CoLinx, LLC
Greenville Drive
Master PT
G3 Real Estate Services, LLC dba Goldsmith Company
$33,000
$20,577
$19,824
$17,897
$16,400
United Way of Greenville County Salutes
CAMPAIGN AWARD WINNERS
Recognizing Outstanding Employee Campaigns
Award
Criteria
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One or more Palmetto Society members
$100 or more employee per capita
50% or more employee participation
50% of contributors are Fair Share contributors
Chairman’s Award
(4 or more of award criteria met)
A.J. Whittenberg Elementary School
Action Research Corporation
Advanced Technology Services, Inc.
Agfa HealthCare
AIDE Staffing Specialists
AMECO
Baldor Electric - Gear Plant
Baldor Electric Company
Belk, Inc. Southern Division- Greer
BNC Bank
Bradshaw Automotive Group, Inc.
Calder Brothers Corporation
Carolina Academy of Pre-Engineering
Technology and Health Professions
Center for Developmental Services, Inc.
Cherry, Bekaert & Holland, LLP
City of Fountain Inn
Clarity, Inc.
CoLinx, LLC
Colliers International
Communities In Schools of
Greenville County, Inc.
CommunityWorks Carolina
Countybank
Craig, Gaulden & Davis, Inc.
Cushman & Wakefield, Thalhimer
DeVita & Associates, Inc.
DP3 Architects, Ltd.
The Family Effect: The Phoenix Center of
Greenville
Find Great People International
Fluor Corporation
Foothills Family Resources
G3 Real Estate Services, LLC dba Goldsmith Company
Gateway House, Inc.
Greenville County Schools Planning & Demographics
Girl Scouts of South Carolina Mountains to Midlands, Inc.
GOS
Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality
Network (GAIHN)
Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Greenville County Redevelopment
Authority
Greenville Drive
Greenville Free Medical Clinic, Inc.
Greenville Literacy Association, Inc.
Greenville Water
Greer State Bank
H2L Consulting Engineers
Habitat for Humanity of
Greenville County, S.C., Inc.
The Harper Corporation
Hispanic Alliance
Immedion, LLC
Integrated Power Services, LLC
ITW - Hartness International, Inc.
KPMG LLP
Lee & Associates - Greenville
Master PT
McMillan Pazdan Smith
Merline & Meacham, P.A.
Meyer Center for Special Children
Michelin North America - US1
Morgan Stanley
Mount Vernon Mills, Inc.
Nachman Norwood & Parrott Wealth
Management Consultancy
NAI Earle Furman, LLC
Nehemiah Community Revitalization
Corporation
Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP
Northwestern Mutual
Nutra Manufacturing, Inc.
The Palmetto Bank
Park Sterling Bank
Patrick Marketing & Communications
Pendleton Place for Children and Families
Perrigo Company of SC, Inc.
Pleasant Valley Connection Inc.
Prudential C. Dan Joyner Company REALTORS
- Pleasantburg Office
- Simpsonville Office
Publix at Hampton Village #632
Publix at Mauldin Square #1012
Publix at McAlister Square #602
Publix at McBee Station #1148
Publix at Pelham Commons #874
Publix at University Square #576
Publix at Woodruff #530
QuikTrip Corporation
Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
Renewable Water Resources
Roe Cassidy Coates & Price P.A.
Rosenfeld Einstein, a Marsh &
McLennan Agency LLC Co.
Roy Metal Finishing Company, Inc.
SC Telco Federal Credit Union
Sealed Air
• 10% increase in employee giving
• Companies recognized have 2 or more employees and contributed $500 or more in a workplace campaign.
Award winners as of January 5, 2014
Sevier Middle School
Solvay Specialty Polymers
South Carolina Bank and Trust
Southern First Bank
The Spa At West End
Span-America Medical Systems, Inc.
Standard Motor Products
Stark RFID
Stone Academy of Communication Arts
SynTerra
Tandem Innovative Payment Solutions
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
TranSystems Corporation
UBS
Urban League of the Upstate, Inc.
Windsor/Aughtry Company, Inc.
Wyche, P.A.
Campaign Award of
Excellence
(2 or more of award criteria met)
A.J. Whittenberg Elementary School
A.T. LOCKE
Acumen I.T.
AECOM Technical Services, Inc.
Agfa HealthCare
Ahold USA
AIDE Staffing Specialists
Allen Tate Realtors
Alston Wilkes Society
AMEC, Inc.
AMECO
American Red Cross,
Western Carolinas Region
American Services, Inc.
AON
Arthur J. Gallagher Risk Management
Services, Inc.
Athene Annuity & Life Assurance Company
Augusta Circle Elementary School
B2B Media, LLC
Baldor Electric - Gear Plant
Bank of America, N.A.
Bank of Travelers Rest
BASF Corporation - Mauldin
Bausch + Lomb
BB&T
Beck Academy
Belk, Inc. Southern Division - Greer
Belk, Inc. Southern Division - Haywood Mall
Belk, Inc. Southern Division - Simpsonville
Berea Elementary School
Berea High School
Berea Middle School
Bethany Christian Services
Bethel Elementary School
Better Business Bureau®
Big Brothers Big Sisters of The Upstate
Black & Veatch
Blue Ridge High School
Blue Ridge Middle School
BNC Bank
Bon Secours Wellness Arena
Bradshaw Acura / Infiniti
Bradshaw Automotive Group, Inc.
Bradshaw, Gordon & Clinkscales, LLC
Brashier Middle College Charter High School
Breakaway Honda
Brillig Systems Inc.
Brook Glenn Elementary School
Brown & Brown of SC Inc.
Brushy Creek Elementary School
Bryson Middle School
Buena Vista Elementary School
Canal Insurance Company
CapHarbor Property Management, LLC
Carolina Academy of Pre-Engineering
Technology and Health Professions
Cass Information Systems, Inc.,
Telecom Services Division
Caterpillar, Inc.
CBRE / The Furman Co
Center for Developmental Services, Inc.
Centro de Familia/OPERA
CertusBank
Chandler Creek Elementary School
Cherrydale Elementary School
Christ Church Episcopal School
Cintas Corporation
City of Fountain Inn
City of Greenville
Clarity, Inc.
ClearPoint Credit Counseling Solutions
Coldwell Banker Caine
CoLinx, LLC
Colliers International
Communities In Schools of
Greenville County, Inc.
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CompX Security Products
Corporate Benefits, Inc.
County of Greenville
Countybank
Cytec Carbon Fibers, LLC
Day & Zimmermann International, Inc.
Defense Support Services, LLC
DesignStrategies, LLC
DeVita & Associates, Inc.
Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP
Donaldson Career Center
Dority & Manning, P.A.
DP3 Architects, Ltd.
Duke Energy
Duncan Chapel Elementary School
Easlan Capital Inc.
East North Street Academy of
Mathematics and Science
Ellen Woodside Elementary School
Elliott Davis, LLC
Enoree Career Center
Enterprise Holdings
Ernst & Young LLP
Erwin Penland
Ethox Chemicals, LLC
EuroKera North America, Inc.
Fabri-Kal Corporation
Fairway Ford, Inc.
The Family Effect: The Phoenix Center of
Greenville
FAVOR Greenville
First Baptist Church, Greenville
First Citizens Bank
First Federal Bank
Fitesa
Fluor Corporation
Ford Motor Credit
Fork Shoals Elementary School
Fountain Inn Elementary School
Freeman & Major Architects, LLC
G3 Real Estate Services, LLC
dba Goldsmith Company
Gallivan, White & Boyd, P.A.
Gateway Elementary School
Gateway House, Inc.
Greenville County Schools - Central Office
Greenville County Schools Facilities Department
Greenville County Schools Lifelong Learning
Greenville County Schools Planning & Demographics
Greenville County Schools Special Ed Services
Greenville County Schools Student Personnel Services
GE Aviation
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GE Power and Water
General Wholesale Distributors, LLC
Godshall Professional Recruiting & Staffing
Golden Strip Career Center
Goodwill Industries of Upstate/
Midlands South Carolina, Inc.
Gordon Food Service
GOS
Gower Corporation
Greenville Area Development Corporation
Greenville Area Interfaith Hospitality
Network (GAIHN)
Greenville Country Club
Greenville County Department of Parks,
Recreation & Tourism
Greenville County First Steps
Greenville County Library System
Greenville County Redevelopment Authority
Greenville Drive
Greenville Free Medical Clinic, Inc.
Greenville Heritage Federal Credit Union
Greenville Literacy Association, Inc.
Greenville Middle Academy of
Traditional Studies
The Greenville News
Greenville Senior High School Academy of Academic Excellence
Greenville Technical Charter High School
Greenville Technical College
Greenville Water
Greer High School
Greer Middle College Charter School
Greer Middle IB School
Greer Relief and Resources Agency, Inc.
Greer State Bank
Grove Elementary School
Harvest HOPE Food Bank,
Greater Greenville Area Branch
Haynsworth Sinkler Boyd, P.A.
Heritage Elementary School
Hispanic Alliance
Hollis Academy
Homes of Hope, Inc.
HomeTrust Bank
Hyatt Regency Greenville
Immedion, LLC
Independence National Bank
ITW - Hartness International, Inc.
Jackson Lewis LLP
Jackson Marketing Group
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc.
Jeff Dezen Public Relations
Jobscope, LLC
John Hancock Financial Network
JPS Industries, Inc. Corp. Office
Julie Valentine Center
Junior Achievement of Greenville
KBR Building Group
KeenanSuggs
Kemet Electronics Corporation
Kloeckner Metals
KPMG LLP
Lake Forest Elementary School
Legacy Charter School
Level One
Little Steps
Loaves & Fishes
Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Greenville
LS3P / Neal Prince
Macy’s
The Marchant Company
Marsh USA / Mercer H&B
Mast General Store
Master PT
Mauldin Elementary School
Mauldin High School
MCA Architecture, Inc.
Meals on Wheels of Greenville, Inc.
Merline & Meacham, P.A.
MetLife
Meyer Center for Special Children
Michelin Americas Research Company
Michelin North America - HNA
Michelin North America - PRIME
Mitchell Road Elementary School
Monarch Elementary School
Monaview Elementary School
Montessori School of Greenville
Morgan Stanley
NBSC
Nehemiah Community
Revitalization Corporation
Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Northwestern Mutual
Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak &
Stewart, P.C.
O’Neal Inc.
The Palmetto Bank
Paris Elementary School
Park Sterling Bank
Patrick Marketing & Communications
Peace Center for the Performing Arts
Pelham Road Elementary School
Pepsi Cola of Greenville
Perrigo Company of SC, Inc.
Piedmont Natural Gas
Pinnacle Bank
Plain Elementary School
Project HOPE Foundation, Inc.
Propel HR, Inc.
- Augusta Road Office
- Garlington Road Office
- Greer Office
- Pelham Road Office
- Pleasantburg Office
- Simpsonville Office
Prudential Joyner Commercial
Real Estate, Inc.
Publix at Fairview Market #613
Publix at Five Forks Place #35
Publix at McAlister Square #602
Publix at Thornblade #531
Publix at University Square #576
Ralph Chandler Middle School
Recruiting/Solutions
Resurgent Capital Services
Riverside High School
Riverside Middle School
Safe Harbor Inc.
Salvation Army - Greenville
Sara Collins Elementary School
SC Telco Federal Credit Union
Scheetz, Hogan, Freeman & Phillips
Sealed Air - Greenville
Sealed Air - Simpsonville
Senior Action, Inc.
Sevier Middle School
Shafer & Huguley, Inc.
Simpsonville Elementary School
Slater-Marietta Elementary School
SMG/TD Convention Center
Smith Moore Leatherwood LLP
South Carolina Appalachian Council of
Governments
South Carolina Legal Services,
Greenville Office
Southern First Bank
Southern Weaving Company
The Spa At West End
Spinx Company Inc.
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Stark RFID
Sterling School
Steve White Motors of SC, LLC
Summit Drive Elementary School
SunTrust
SynTerra
Tanglewood Middle School
TD Bank
Thomas E. Kerns Elementary School
Thomas McAfee Funeral Home
3M Company
TOLT Solutions
Travelers Rest High School
TRC Environmental Corporation
UBS
United Health Group
United Ministries
United Way of Greenville County
UPS Freight
UPS Freight Fowarding
UPS Inside Sales Division
US&S, Inc.
Wade Hampton High School
Welcome Elementary School
WHNS-Fox Carolina
Willis
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice, LLP
Wood Group Mustang
Woodward
Wyche, P.A.
WYFF 4
YMCA of Greenville
YouthBASE, Inc.
YWCA of Greenville
Campaign Award of
Advancement
(25% or more increase in
dollars raised)
A.T. LOCKE
Acumen I.T.
Agfa HealthCare
Allen Tate Realtors
ARCADIS U.S., Inc.
BASF Corporation - Mauldin
Berea High School
Better Business Bureau®
Blue Ridge High School
Brashier Middle College Charter
High School
Bryson Middle School
Chandler Creek Elementary School
Cherrydale Elementary School
Christ Church Episcopal School
Cintas Corporation
City of Mauldin
The Family Effect:The Phoenix Center of
Greenville
Fork Shoals Elementary School
Gateway House, Inc.
GCS - Facilities Department
GCS - Student Personnel Services
Gordon Food Service
Greenville Country Club
Greenville County Redevelopment Authority
Greenville Senior High School Academy of Academic Excellence
Greenville Technical Charter High School
Greenville Water
Grove Elementary School
Heritage Elementary School
Homes of Hope, Inc.
Hyatt Regency Greenville
Jackson Marketing Group
KPMG LLP
Level One
Montessori School of Greenville
Nachman Norwood & Parrott Wealth Management Consultancy
Nehemiah Community Revitalization
Corporation
Nexsen Pruet, LLC
Northwest Middle School
Overbrook Child Development Center
The Palmetto Bank
Park Sterling Bank
The Poinsett Club
Project HOPE Foundation, Inc.
Safe Harbor Inc.
Simpsonville Elementary School
Slater-Marietta Elementary School
Southern Weaving Company
The Spa At West End
Vista Capital Management Group
West Greenville School
Westcliffe Elementary School
The Westin Poinsett Hotel
Wood Group Mustang
Woodland Elementary School
YMCA of Greenville
YWCA of Greenville
Campaign Award of
Advancement
(25% or more increase in employee
participation)
Agfa HealthCare
Alston Wilkes Society
DayStrong Rubber Products, LLC
Ethox Chemicals, LLC
The Family Effect: The Phoenix Center
of Greenville
Greenbrier Elementary School
Level One
Mauldin Elementary School
Pet Dairy
The Spa At West End
Tanglewood Middle School
Wood Group Mustang
Campaign Premier Award
(first-time employee campaign)
Able South Carolina
Berry Plastics
Bethany Christian Services
Buncombe Street United Methodist
Carolina Foothills Credit Union
Crawford Strategy
CredAbility
CSL Plasma
Del-Tec
The Graphic Cow Company Inc.
Greenville Early College
Family Connection
FAVOR Faces and Voices of Recovery
Fayssoux Law Firm
Fifth Third Bank
FinTrust Investment Advisors
ITW- Hobart Services
Junior Achievement of SC
LEAD Academy
Reach Out and Read
Reynolds Company
Southern Tide
St. Anthony of Padua Catholic School
STRIDES- Systematic Tutoring
Tuffaloy Products Inc
United Community Bank
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2013 EVENT SPONSORS
2013 MARKETING PARTNERS
Platinum
The Event Sponsor program provides sponsorship for
donor recognition and cultivation events.
Erwin Penland
The Greenville News
WYFF 4
Platinum
Publix Super Markets Charities
Wells Fargo Bank
Gold
Charter Communications
The Greenville Journal
Fairway Outdoor Advertising
WHNS FOX Carolina
Gold
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System
Budweiser of Greenville
Elliott Davis, LLC
TD Bank
World Acceptance Corporation
Silver
97.7 Chuck FM
HOT 98.1
107.3 JAMZ
X 98.5 FM
Bronze
Greenville Business Magazine
Silver
Bank of America, N.A.
Fluor Corporation
KPMG LLP
Southern First Bank
Bronze
HomeTrust Bank
KeenanSuggs
TOLT Solutions
2013 MEMORIAL GIFTS
Forrest Abbott
J. William Davis
James W. Davis
Gil Gilreath
Frank B. Halter
Donna B. Henderson
Bennett Hudson
Cora Mae Linzey
Harriett Mariano
Jane Chappell Mayes
Geroge McLeland Nickles II
Helen Porter
JB “Skip” Wallace
Mittie Lenora Wood
IN HONOR OF FRANK HALTER
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FRANK B. HALTER
1929 - 2013
In 2013, United Way of Greenville County and
our entire community experienced a great loss
with the passing of Coldwell Banker Caine
Chairman Frank Halter.
including serving as campaign chairman in
1981. He was actively involved in the Palmetto
Society, Tocqueville Society and Poinsett
Society/Endowment.
Mr. Halter was an outstanding community
leader who helped shape our United Way. His
dedicated support spanned many decades,
We celebrate the legacy of service and
generosity he left our community.
UNITED WAY BOARD & CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEERS
2013 Board of Trustees
Executive Committee
Chair
Ann K. Robinson
CertusBank
Vice Chair & Chair Elect
Annette Allen
Fluor Corporation
Treasurer
Jason Richards
Secretary
Flavia Harton
Immediate Past Chair
Richard N. Wilkerson
Retired - Michelin North America
Chair, Annual Campaign
R. Arthur Seaver Jr.
Southern First Bank
Vice Chair, Annual Campaign
Michael Cinquemani
Master PT
Chair, Community Impact Cabinet
C. Fredrick West
Vice Chair, Community Impact Cabinet
Ray A. Lattimore
Marketplace Staffing Services
Trustees
Annette Allen
Fluor Corporation
Dennis M. Braasch
Braasch Building Group
The Honorable James F. Burns
Central Realty Corporation
Calvin L. Calhoun
SunTrust
Kim Capehart, D.D.S.
Capehart Family & Cosmetic Dentistry
Michael Cinquemani
Master PT
Sean Dogan
Long Branch Baptist Church
Frances D. Ellison
William B. Engle
Stark RFID
Harold F. Gallivan III
UBS
Hunter Gibson
Easlan Capital Inc.
P. Edwin Good Jr.
Hampton Development Company
Jo Watson Hackl
Wyche, P.A.
Kenneth M. Harper
Countybank
Sean Hartness
ITW-Hartness International, Inc.
Flavia Harton
Guy Hempel
The Hayes Group International, Inc.
Robert G. Hoak
TD Bank
Ray A. Lattimore
Marketplace Staffing Services
Tami M. McKnew
Sandy McLean
Keith Miller
George F. O’Brien III
TD Bank
Jason Richards
Ann K. Robinson
CertusBank
Benjamin T. Rook
DesignStrategies, LLC
Burke Royster Jr.
Caroline W. Schroder
Southern First Bank
Minor M. Shaw
Susan Thomson Shi
John R. Soapes
WYFF 4
Brenda J. Thames
William R. Timmons III
C. Fredrick West
Nika White
Richard N. Wilkerson
Retired - Michelin North America
Valerie P. Williams
Barbara S. Wilson
Campaign Cabinet
Corporate Solicitors
R. Arthur Seaver Jr., Chair
Southern First Bank
Gena B. Allen
Sealed Air
Jeff Allen
UBS
Steve Armaly
UBS
Fritzi Barbour
Prudential C. Dan Joyner
Company REALTORS
Elizabeth Barnhill
Kristin Bennett
Colletta E. Bryce
CertusBank
Steven Edward Buckingham
Calvin L. Calhoun III
SunTrust
Leslie Carmel-Porras
Carolina Academy of
Pre-Engineering Technology and Health Professions
Cindy Cason
G3 Real Estate Services, LLC dba
Goldsmith Company
Paul Chambers IV
Aimee W. Chester
BB&T
Michael Cinquemani
Master PT
Mark B. Clary
Northwestern Mutual
Stacy Cline
BB&T
Thomas H. Coker III
Matthew A. Cotner
SunTrust
Burns Davison
Emily Fayssoux
Company REALTORS
Larry Feniger
Tandem Innovative
Payment Solutions
Stephanie Flynn
Zach Freeman
Southern First Bank
John Gabbard
Ernst & Young LLP
Tavia C.M. Gaddy
Greenville Area Development
Corporation
Austin Goforth
Southern First Bank
J. Matthew Good
Professional Mortgage Company, Inc.
Ann Greer
Hewitt Coleman & Associates Inc.
Michael Cinquemani, Vice Chair
Master PT
Gena B. Allen
Sealed Air
Steve Armaly
UBS
Cheryl Berry
Calvin L. Calhoun III
SunTrust
Kim Capehart
Capehart Family & Cosmetic
Dentistry
Matthew A. Cotner
SunTrust
Jennifer E. Johnsen
Wiley H. Johnson
Danny Joyner
Company REALTORS
Benjamin Shay Koch
Bon Secours St. Francis
Health System
David Lominack
TD Bank
Matthew T. Madden
Elliott Davis, LLC
Brad Medcalf
TD Bank
Jonathan Philipsen
Green Cloud Technologies
Mark S. Reilly
Kurt M. Rozelsky
Rick Schroder
GE Power and Water
John Shorter
GE Power and Water
David Sigmon
Michael J. Spitzmiller
Trish Springfield
The Palmetto Bank
Edward P. Stein
Nika White
Michelle DeLuca Yarbrough
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11
continued
Curt O. Hall
UBS
E. Dixon Harrill Jr.
Park Sterling Bank
Pat Harrison
Boggs Howard
Fluor Corporation
George C. Howell
UBS
Grice Hunt
Danny Joyner
Company REALTORS
Don Kiser
Southern First Bank
Michael S. Lee
UBS
Bonnie A. Lynch
Matthew T. Madden
Elliott Davis, LLC
Margaret Marcum
Company REALTORS
Joseph Mazur
David J. McBride
3M Company
Brenda K. McKay
Southern First Bank
Clinton McKinney
TD Bank
Brad Medcalf
TD Bank
Christina Robin Miller
KPMG LLP
Calvin M. Morris Jr.
Charles H. Morton
Kay Myers
Resurgent Capital Services
Debbie Nelson
DNA Creative Communications
Cary R. Perkins
Melissa B. Pinney
SunTrust
Rhiannon Poore
Jared Pretulak
Mark S. Reilly
Chris C. Robinson
Kurt M. Rozelsky
Michelle B. Seaver
United Community Bank
Southern First Bank
12
Lisa Sherard
Lydia Y. Shirley
First Federal Bank
John Shorter
GE Power and Water
David Sigmon
Michael J. Spitzmiller
Edward P. Stein
Debra Taylor
BB&T
Robert Thompson
Southern First Bank
Jo S. Thompson
HomeTrust Bank
David Torris
SunTrust
Sue Ugenti
Fluor Corporation
Michael White
Morgan Stanley
Amos A. Workman
Wyche, P.A.
Loaned Executives
Kelly Armstrong
Jennifer Aughtry
Frederick H. Bender
Rommel Caldas
KPMG LLP
Chad Cousins
Lee Crowther
TD Bank
Michael Crump
BB&T
Wanda G. Davis
First Federal Bank
Burns Davison
Kyle Driggs
John Eberstein
Fluor Corporation
Roger Farish
Fluor Corporation
Matthew Frady
Hanna R. Freeman
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
David Godfrey
TD Bank
Bradford J. Gower
Curt O. Hall
UBS
Kristin Irwin
Furman University
Jacob Jackson
Pragna Joshi
Fluor Corporation
Jason Knox
HomeTrust Bank
Barbara S. Martin
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville
County, S.C., Inc.
Michele L. Mays
Kristen Metzler
Tyler Midgett
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Julie C. Mullikin
BB&T
Alexi Papapieris
Viraj Patel
The Palmetto Bank
Pat Patterson
Gail J. Peay
Habitat for Humanity of Greenville
County, S.C., Inc.
Laura Pedersen
Wells Fargo Bank
Tiffany D. Pizarro
Nelson Poe
Southern First Bank
Hall Provence
Adam Quattlebaum
Peter S. Ramirez
Joshua Roach
Norris Financial Group
Charles M. Sprinkle III
Drew Stamm
Derrick J. Vigil
Tiffany Wargo
Elliott Davis, LLC
Scott Williams
United Way of Greenville County
Tocqueville Council
Mark S. Crocker, Chair
H.F. “Gally” Gallivan III
UBS
P. Edwin Good, Jr.
William E. Hardaway
Fluor Corporation
Richard H. Pennell Jr.
Metromont Prestress
Tim J. Reed
Margin Holdings
Jason Richards
Joseph D. Swann
Palmetto Society Board
David Lominack, Chair
TD Bank
Jennifer E. Johnsen, Vice Chair
Board Members
Gena B. Allen
Sealed Air
Cheryl Berry
Susan J. Bichel
Derek Brown
Dr. April Buchanan
Michael Cinquemani
Master PT
Merl F. Code
Stewart, P.C.
Matthew A. Cotner
SunTrust
Stacy A. Coulter
The Spa At West End
Richard E. Davis
Elliott Davis, LLC
Howard L. Einstein
Sam Erwin
The Palmetto Bank
Clark Gallivan
UBS
Harold F. Gallivan III
UBS
J. Matthew Good
Capital Advisors, Inc.
Jo Watson Hackl
Wyche, P.A.
William E. Hardaway
Fluor Corporation
Craig S. Hodges
Malcolm W. Isley
Mary A. Jeffrey
The Jeffrey Group, LLC
Herb Johnson Jr
continued next page
continued
Wallace K. Lightsey
Wyche, P.A.
Margaret Marcum
Prudential C. Dan Joyner Company
REALTORS
Thomas A. Mascari
Kristen McLean
W by Worth
TD Bank
Joseph M. Pazdan II
Jonathan Philipsen
Matt Puckett
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Hank Sanders
Jobscope, LLC
Eric Schmid
Elliott Davis, LLC
Rick Schroder
GE Power and Water
R. Arthur Seaver, Jr.
Southern First Bank
Trish Springfield
The Palmetto Bank
Dan Sterling
John Uprichard
Robert Veideman
GE Power and Water
Marvin M. Ward
Talent Management Inc.
Nika White
Barbara S. Wilson
Advisory Board
Jim Akerhielm
Judy P. Alexander
W. Howard Boyd Jr
J. Arnold Burrell
William L. Carpenter
David G. Ellison
Northwestern Mutual
P. Edwin Good Jr
H. Neel Hipp
Tim J. Reed
Margin Holdings
Michael D. Shain
UBS
James W. Terry Jr
Hollingsworth Funds, Inc.
Fred C. Walker
Dr. Baxter M. Wynn
First Baptist Church, Greenville
African American
Leadership Council
Cheryl Berry, Chair
Nika White, Vice-Chair
Greater Greenville Chamber of Commerce
Council Members
Jameel Allen
Fluor Corporation
Renee Bacon
Calvin Calhoun
SunTrust
Valerie Chatman
Ken Cummings
CertusBank
Sonya Cunningham
Lawanna Dendy
GBS Building Supply
Steven Evans
New Horizon Family Health
Services, Inc.
Lillian Brock Fleming
Tia Foster
Gordon Food Service
Tavia Gaddy
Greenville Area Development Corporation
Cheryl Grant
Synnex Corporation
Sylvia Hunt
BB&T
Tami Jiles
Fitesa
Maurice McNab
Law Offices of Maurice McNab
Selena Parker
Fluor Corporation
Martha Pruitt
WLOS Television
Colwyn Sayers
GE Power and Water
Yolanda Scott-Boone
Sun Trust
Chris Smith
Kroger
Christopher Tolbert
Lessie Williams
Windows by Design
Ryscha Williams
Sealed Air
Kimberly Witherspoon
Advisory Council
Merl Code
Stewart, P.C.
Herb Johnson
Jil Littlejohn
The Urban League of the Upstate, Inc.
Melinda Scott
Marvin Ward
Talent Management Inc.
Women’s Leadership
Council
Trish Springfield, Chair
The Palmetto Bank
Gena B. Allen, Vice Chair
Sealed Air
Council Members
Courtney C. Atkinson
Metcalfe & Atkinson
Fritzi Barbour
Company REALTORS
Clarissa Biddle
Fluor Corporation
Valerie Cooke
3M Company
Susan E. Cyr
Lisa DeBellis
GE Power and Water
Lucia J. Dodson
Jo Feaster
Helen Hagood
Debra M. Ham
Carolyn Herbert
Southern First Bank
Cathy Hendrix
TD Bank
Kris Hodge
13th Circuit Solicitor’s Office
Monica G. Johnson
Paula S. King
Karen M. Lambert
Wells Fargo Bank
Kim Mazur
Frances M. Patterson
Elliott Davis, LLC
Sandra P. Rice
Karen Schwartz
Bon Secours St. Francis Health System
Doris B. Shellhorse
Catherine Stoddard
Janet L. Thompson
Greenville Hospital System
Sandra B. Welch
Diana W. White
WHNS-Fox Carolina
Advisory Committee
Judy P. Alexander
Marian M. Carpenter
Jo Watson Hackl
Wyche, P.A.
Mary A. Jeffrey
Margaret Marcum
Company REALTORS
Beth Padgett
The Greenville News
Gwen L. Randolph
Ruth Roper
Sealed Air
Women Attorneys Committee
Courtney Atkinson, Chair
Metcalfe & Atkinson, LLC
Heath Beard
U.S. Magistrate’s Office
Cindy Crick
Office of Congressman Trey Gowdy
Zandra Johnson
Sally Purnell
Dianne Riley
Dianne S. Riley Law Firm
Sandi Wilson
Jackson Lewis LLP
Kim Wunder
Greenville County Attorney’s Office
Advisory Council
Kris Hodge
13th Circuit Solicitor’s Office
continued next page
13
continued
Women in Banking Committee
Carolyn Herbert, Chair
Southern First Bank
Aimee Chester
BB&T
Jill Ellwanger
BB&T
Catherine Hendrix
TD Bank
Kendra Stout
Wells Fargo Bank
Melissa Thomas
Sylvia Weber
TD Bank
Beth Wilson
The Palmetto Bank
Advisory Council
Paula King
Karen Lambert
Wells Fargo Bank
Trish Springfield
The Palmetto Bank
Women In Real Estate Committee
Helen Hagood, Chair
Lisa DeLuca Alexander
Del-Co Realty
Fritzi Barbour
Company REALTORS
Beth Crigler
Company REALTORS
Denise Franklin
Century 21 Bob Capes Realtors
Sarah Goldsmith
Margaret Marcum
Company REALTORS
Cynthia Serra
Allen Tate Realtors
Women In Science & Engineering
Committee
Lisa De Bellis, Chair
GE Power and Water
Megan Arnold
Clarissa Biddle
14
Fluor Corporation
Melissa M. Few
Elizabeth Hotaling
Michelin Americas Research Company
Rose M. Johnson
3M Company
Sandra Kolvick
GE Power and Water
Kim Mazur
Donna Riley
Ryscha D. Williams
Sealed Air
Jobs 2 Careers Committee
Mary Jeffrey, Co-Chair
Sandra P. Rice, Co-Chair
Kimberly Cureton
Sealed Air
Jan Foster
TD Bank
Debra Ham
Patricia Isham
Paula King
Marilyn Messer
Frances Patterson
Elliott Davis, LLC
Sally Seaver
Dee Siburt
Regional Management Corp.
Sharon Smathers
Greenville County Human Relations
Commission
Kelly Wallace
TD Bank
Sandra Welch
Young Philanthropists
Council
Jonathan Philipsen, Chair
Rick Schroder, Vice Chair
GE Power and Water
Council Members
Greg Aiken
Windstream Communications
Kristin Bennett
Roxanne Caldwell
Larry Feniger
Jane Harrison Fisher
Stephanie G. Flynn
Laura L. Gildersleeve
Infor
Austin Goforth
Southern First Bank
Christopher Tyler Goss
Fluor Corporation
Todd Hardaway
Kristen McLean
W by Worth
Mary “Mimi” Melehes
Ellen Woodside Elementary School
Sara Morris
UBS
Kelley Dennis Norris
Rosenfeld Einstein, a Marsh & McLennan
Agency LLC
Elvia Pacheco
Fluor Corporation
Alexi Papapieris
Rhiannon Poore
Rebecca Reed
Godshall Staffing Services
Leslie C. Rodwell
Caroline M. Schultz
TD Bank
David Sigmon Jr.
Marshall Stein
Elliott Davis, LLC
James Yarbrough Jr.
Stonebridge Wealth Management
Advisory Council
Christopher E. Beard, CFP
Gateway Wealth Strategies
Mark B. Clary
Northwestern Mutual
Matthew A. Cotner
SunTrust
Clark Gallivan
UBS
Hunter Gibson
Easlan Capital Inc.
J. Matthew Good
Capital Advisors, Inc.
Jennifer E. Johnsen
TD Bank
Matt Puckett
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Kurt M. Rozelsky
Hank Sanders
Jobscope, LLC
YP 20s Committee
Greg Aiken, Chair
Windstream Communications
Rhiannon Poore, Vice Chair
Maggie Aiken
Company Realtors
John Gabbard
Ernst & Young LLP
Kadrea Garnes
UPS Inside Sales
Blaine Hart
CBRE/The Furman Company
Kylie Felker
FinTrust Advisors
Andrew Scales
GOS
Carrie Schultz
TD Bank
Marshall Stein
Elliott Davis, LLC
Jake Van Gieson
Poinsett Society Council
H.F. “Gally” Gallivan III, Chair
UBS
Jim Akerhielm
W. Howard Boyd Jr.
David G. Ellison
Northwestern Mutual
P. Edwin Good, Jr.
Tim J. Reed
Margin Holdings
William R. Timmons III
A GIVING TRADITION
In 1922, under the leadership of John W. Arrington, the Community Chest was formed, raising $82,000. From 1922-1954 the organization was known as the
Community Chest; from 1955-1973 it was known as the United Fund; from 1974-present as the United Way of Greenville County. Over the past 91 years,
$346,497,616 has been contributed by the caring citizens of Greenville County.
Total $
Raised
% of
previous
year
Year
Board Chair
Campaign Chair
1922
1923
1924
1925
1926
1927
1928
1929
1930
1931
1932
1933
John W. Arrington
Allen J. Graham
Allen J. Graham
Fred W. Symmes
E. A. Gilfillin
R. E. Henry
R. W. Arrington
R. S. Huntington
G. Furman Norris
Brown Mahon
C. F. Haynsworth
W. L. Patton
Alester G. Furman, Jr.
Dr. Curran B. Earle
E. E. Scott
Dr. Charles H. Nabers
Dr. C. O. Bates
Hugh Aiken
John H. Bateman
W. N. Watson
Ernest Patton
Aug. W. Smith
Dr. Charles H. Nabers
W. H. Beattie
J. Kenneth Cass
A. C. Mann
D. B. Leatherwood
Kirby Quinn
Rev. Orban Zaebst
Dr. L. P. Hollis
Dr. L. P. Hollis
Merrill C. Patten
William B. Poole
Grady H. Hipp
W. W. McEachern
Clement L. Haynsworth, Jr.
R. A. Jolley, Jr.
Alester G. Furman, III
Clyde M. Gaffney
James M. Henderson
J. Wright Horton
S. Lewis Condron
Romayne A. Barnes
William H. Orders
A. D. Asbury
W. Harrison Trammell, Jr.
Leonard Todd
Brown Mahon
William Rosenfeld
John W. Arrington
Allen J. Graham
Allen J. Graham
Fred W. Symmes
E. A. Gilfillin
R. E. Henry
R. W. Arrington
R. S. Huntington
G. Furman Norris
Brown Mahon
W. Grady Southern
Roger C. Peace
John H. Arrington, Jr,
$82,000
$87,000
$87,000
$66,169
$70,140
$65,585
$71,462
$69,315
$69,215
$64,814
$63,787
$66,775
0.0
106.1
100.0
76.0
106.0
93.5
108.9
96.9
99.8
93.6
98.4
104.7
Hugh Aiken
Waddy M. Thompson
John I. Smith
James H. Woodside
Frank G. Hamblen
John H. Bateman
Aug. W. Smith
Earle W. Sargent
Eugene Bryant
D. B. Leatherwood
Roger C. Peace
Kirby Quinn
Alan Sibley
Arthur McCall
W. W. Pate
William B. Poole
Wake H. Myers
Grady H. Hipp
J. Robert Lindsay
Sam D. Roane, Jr.
J. Robert Lindsay
J. Larry Jameson
$45,849
$44,671
$54,909
$62,538
$57,314
$72,588
$76,634
$56,305
$92,147
$115,639
$194,995
$195,798
$185,698
$191,389
$195,168
$187,788
$187,438
$199,205
$220,036
$238,314
$241,322
$263,022
68.6
97.4
122.9
113.9
91.6
126.6
105.5
112.6
106.7
125.5
168.6
100.4
94.8
103.0
101.9
96.2
99.8
106.3
110.5
108.6
101.3
109.0
T. C. Cleveland, Jr.
Robert S. Small
O. Perry Earle, Jr.
Sapp Funderburk
William H. Orders
Wilson C. Wearn
W. H. Trammell, Jr.
Leonard Todd
Howard H. Lamar, Jr.
Avery H. Fonda
Charles E. Upchurch
William R. Merritt
$501,898
$537,449
$551,952
$581,818
$588,475
$615,536
$658,900
$685,559
$721,808
$793,246
$832,615
$890,234
190.8
107.1
102.7
105.4
101.1
104.6
107.0
104.0
105.3
109.9
105.0
106.9
1934
1935
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1945
1946
1947
1948
1949
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
1955
1956
1957
1958
1959
1960
1961
1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
Total $
Raised
% of
previous
year
Year
Board Chair
Campaign Chair
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
1976
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983
1984
1985
1986
1987
1988
H. Ray Davis
Paul L. Barrett
Dan C. Breeden
J. T. Pitts
William E. Lay, Jr.
Bob J. Townes
C. Dan Joyner
Bruce Buchanan
T. J. Mims
Paul E. Holcomb, Jr.
Rhea T. Eskew
Robert J. Stahlsmith
Frank B. Halter
Donald J. Barhyte
Thomas C. Berry
William deBerniere Mebane
James R. Talton, Jr.
O. Perry Earle III
Jack A. Skarupa
Robert E. Coleman
$954,349
$1,008,687
$1,013,081
$1,076,214
$1,168,825
$1,290,635
$1,387,814
$1,487,438
$1,675,773
$1,920,772
$2,242,888
$2,514,608
$2,851,306
$3,210,140
$3,517,852
$4,077,186
$4,441,488
$4,854,126
$5,075,592
$5,411,807
$5,805,231
107.2
105.7
100.4
106.2
108.6
110.4
107.5
107.2
112.7
114.6
115.8
112.1
113.4
112.6
109.6
115.9
108.9
109.3
104.6
106.6
107.2
1989
1990
1991
1992
1993
1994
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
2000
2001
2002
2003
Avery H. Fonda
Charles E. Upchurch
William R. Merritt
H. Ray Davis
Paul L. Barrett
James C. Parham, Jr.
J. T. Pitts
John L. Bauer
C. Dan Joyner
H. E. Simpson
T. J. Mims
Fred C. Walker
H. E. Simpson
John H. Bringhurst, Jr.
James R. Talton, Jr.
Ruth A. Nicholson
Donald J. Barhyte
Thomas C. Berry
Carl B. Harper, Jr.
William deBerniere
Mebane
William H. Kieffer
O. Perry Earle III
J. Arnold Burrell
Rebecca H. Lever
Jack C. Robinson
Merl F. Code
Minor M. Shaw
Larry C. Hart
Eleanor L. Welling
James W. Terry, Jr.
Kent S. Dill
Anne Ellefson
Butler Mullins
Larry McAdams
Baxter M. Wynn
$6,576,000
$6,712,000
$7,020,130
$6,869,028
$7,123,172
$7,450,225
$7,948,865
$8,213,240
$8,906,180
$9,580,935
$10,205,112
$11,051,547
$11,511,051
$11,407,333
$11,910,106
113.3
102.1
104.6
97.8
103.7
104.5
106.7
103.3
108.4
107.6
106.5
108.3
104.2
99.0
104.4
2004
2005
Frank Holleman
P. Edwin Good, Jr.
$12,645,678
$13,240,369
106.2
104.7
2006
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
Tim J. Reed
Dr. Susan T. Shi
Tami M. McKnew
William B. Engle
Margaret E. Clark
W. Howard Boyd Jr.
Richard Wilkerson
Ann K. Robinson
G. Lee Cory
John J. P. Kincaid, Jr.
Derrell E. Hunter
William E. Wheless
J. Arnold Burrell
Eleanor L. Welling
Jim Terry
Steven R. Brandt
Kent S. Dill
Butler Mullins
Anne Ellefson
Baxter M. Wynn
Michael D. Shain
Tim J. Reed
Gene and Champ
Covington
Sarah and George Fletcher
Tami M. McKnew
John Townes
Jim Akerhielm
William B. Engle
Judy P. Alexander
W. Howard Boyd Jr.
Richard Wilkerson
Annette Allen
James M. Bourey
Art Seaver
$14,050,239
$14,507,672
$14,418,275
$14,057,213
$14,712,161
$15,218,332
$16,021,264
$16,611,591
106.0
103.3
99.4
97.5
104.7
103.4
105.3
103.7
15
105 Edinburgh Court
Greenville, SC 29607-2529
2013
CELEBRATION
OF GIVING

celebration of giving

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