2014 Annual Report

2014 Annual Report
2014 Annual Report
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United Way is a charitable organization making measurable changes
in communities through partnerships with schools, government
agencies, local businesses, corporations and many volunteers. It
partners with non-profit organizations which are assessed by local
volunteers, assuring the wisest investment of donors’ dollars.
The donations to United Way of Harrison County could make a
difference in the lives of your co-workers, neighbors, friends, family
and perhaps in your own life as well.
Our Mission
To unite and organize the residents of Harrison County and the
surrounding area in a volunteer effort.
To assess the area’s needs for human care services.
To determine what services will best promote the welfare of the
residents of the area, and
To aid in the delivery of such services by soliciting and making
prudent use of resources made available to it from any source.
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Rory Williams
2014 President,
Board of Directors
Rory Williams
President, Board of Directors
It has been my honor and privilege to serve as the
United Way of Harrison County’s Board President in
2014. It has also been a privilege to serve with such
talented staff, officers, board members and other volunteers who are all there to give of their time and expertise
to help improve the lives of those who live in our community.
In the spring of 2014, I was fortunate enough to be able
to participate on the United Way’s Grants Committee and attend the annual Community Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. sponsored by the United Way Worldwide; both of which were a hugely educational and enlightening experience.
I believe this is an exciting time to serve on this United Way Board and to be part of
moving the United Way of Harrison County to the next level of community service and
impact. We have launched significant new initiatives this past year and I am excited
about what is planned for calendar year 2015. Our efforts will not only strengthen our
existing agency and community relationships but also allow us to become more proactive and effective in delivering those services.
I would like to thank everyone on our Staff, the Board Membership, the Corporation
Membership and other ardent United Way supporters for everything you do every year
to make our campaigns and initiatives successful. I am looking forward to serving in the
same capacity once again in 2015 to help bring those new initiatives to fruition. I am
greatly appreciative of having been given the opportunity to serve again in this roll.
Thank you,
Rory Williams
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2014 Board of Directors
President
1st Vice President
2nd Vice President
Secretary
Asst. Secretary
Treasurer
Asst. Treasurer
Campaign Chair
Rory Williams, FirstEnergy Corp.
Randy Light, Steptoe & Johnson
Sara Aman, Flame Duo
Charla Nutter, Lockheed Martin
Diana Bedell, Steptoe & Johnson
David Jones, MVB Bank
Wesley Walls, Louis A. Johnson VAMC
James Swiger, WYK Associates, Inc.
Tim Allen, United Hospital Center
Edward Aman III, Edward Jones
Thomas L. Aman, Jr., Steptoe & Johnson
George “Gib” Brown, James & Law
Bob Caplan, City of Clarksburg
Dave Cava, Antero Resources
Melanie Chancey, United Hospital Center
Debra Duarte, MSES Consultants, Inc.
James Dufford, Xcelerate Solutions
Rick Goings, Consol Energy
Stephanie Hayhurst-Hall, State Farm Insurance
Greg Hefner, FirstEnergy Corp.
Brian Jarvis, Clarksburg Publishing Company
Ed Propst, Harrison Co. Alt. Learning Center
David Reep, Community Volunteer
Lee Reger, Lee Reger Builds
Clay Riley, The Thrasher Group
Brian Sheppard, Dominion Transmission
Nancy Stinard, ERA Signature Properties
Robert Tolley, Community Volunteer
Chip VanAlsburg, Frontier Communications
Rachel Yurkovich, FBI– Internet Crime Division
United Way would like to express its appreciation to the following outgoing board
members for their service. Thank you!
Tim Allen
Diana Bedell
Stephanie Hayhurst-Hall
Brian Jarvis
Lee Reger
Nancy Stinard
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James Swiger
2015 Campaign Chair
For me, the past year has been memorable
for many reasons. I was humbled when I was
asked to Chair the 2015 Campaign for United
Way of Harrison County, Inc. I accepted, not
knowing this would be the start of a fun and
rewarding odyssey.
That this undertaking became a success is not
MY achievement, but a collaborative effort
from a host of supportive parties –
organizations, corporations and countless
individuals from inside and outside of the
community who did their part to reach goals, make timelines and gather resources
needed to make our hope a reality. As with any team, the best strategy is futile without
the right players.
We had a wonderful campaign cabinet to rely on, to ask advice from, and to focus on
the details that were needed to make sure we were on track and suited to reach the
intermediate goals and milestones.
While themed as a football game, the underlying mission was to improve the
fundraising measures and change the way the campaign was conducted – to paint our
vision in broad strokes and then fill in the intricate details that make the campaign goal
of $840,111 tangible, bring it closer and in the end make it a reality.
This year we combined classic events like Dine-Outs, the Bocce-Ball Tournament,
Christmas Gift Wrapping and the now infamous Chicken Wing Contest with online
giving at give2015.com. There was a raised level of awareness through support from
marketing professionals and tools like leadership brochures and quality videos that
made an impact with the generous audiences of our campaign. Community service
from the Kiwanis Club Golf Tournament, to collecting recyclables, combined with
entertainment like a tailgate campaign kick-off and a cardboard boat race procured
great attendance. Also fantastic individual challenges, like Tom Rhine’s 24-hour run,
kept “the ball moving” and the campaign fund moving toward the goal line. Events
including gun raffles and special deals and offers from local businesses pushed the
campaign earnings even further.
All the people I met along the way made this campaign special, and if I have a single
thing I would change, it is to have aimed higher and shot for the one million dollar mark.
Because the 19 agencies receiving campaign funds are worthy and deserving, and
could do even more if we assist and fund them further, even with a one-time grant.
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Thank you, again, to everyone involved in this very dear endeavor for it is a team effort.
The 2016 Campaign Chairperson has my best wishes for much success, and I offer my
experience, thoughts and insight to start and accompany them on their way. As our
campaign motto commands:
One Team. One Mission. One Goal. Live United!
James
2015 Campaign Cabinet
Division Chairs
Health Care– Melanie Chancey, Campaign Chair– James Swiger, Assist.
Director—Tina Kopp, Education—Ed Propst, Leadership- Bob & Babbs
Tolley, Executive Director– Marie Battles, Automotive– Greg Hefner,
Insurance—Andrea Cummings, Natural Resources—David Patsy,
Construction—Steve Davisson, Airport– Tom Rhine, Communities- Jim
Harris, Public Services– Greg Raber, Technology– Eric Spatafore
Attorneys—Chark Sinsel.
Not Pictured:
Automotive—Jordan Garland, Dining Out—Joanna Allen, Finance—Melinda
Woodyard, Technology—Jim Dufford
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Charla
Charla
Nutter
Nutter
2015
2015
Grants
Grants
Committee
Committee
Chair
Chair
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Grants
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civilian
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civilian
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Battles
Tina
Kopp—your
dedication
to the
United
Way
is amazing!
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Battles
andand
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Kopp—your
dedication
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United
Way
is amazing!
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many
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attitude
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I would
encourage
everyone
to become
involved
United
Way
of Harrison
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thethe
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Way
of Harrison
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to volunteer
Grants
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changes
to come
in in
2016
edition
of the
Grants
Committee!
thethe
2016
edition
of the
Grants
Committee!
Best
regards,
Best
regards,
Charla
Charla
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Grants
Committee
Committee
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Whitney.
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Hospital
Center,
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Virginia
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West West
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Caterina
McFadden–
Architects,
Tammy
Welling—Huntington
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Steptoe
& Johnson,
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Wade–
Community
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Steptoe
& Johnson,
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Community
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The Thrasher
Group,
Williams—FirstEnergy,
Don Yoke–City
Volunteer,
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Weaver–
The Thrasher
Group,
Rory Rory
Williams—FirstEnergy,
Don Yoke–City
National
Bank,Bank,
Rachel
Yurkovich–
FBI, Wesley
Walls-Louis
A. Johnson
VAMC,
Tom Aman
National
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Yurkovich–
FBI, Wesley
Walls-Louis
A. Johnson
VAMC,
Tom Aman
Steptoe
& Johnson.
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& Johnson.
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Committee’s
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members
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Committee’s
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In
In Recognition
Recognition of
of those
those who
who have
have served
served United
United
Way
of
Harrison
County
as
Presidents
and
Way of Harrison County as Presidents and
Campaign Chairs
Chairs -Campaign
Past Presidents
Past Presidents
Ronald Hill
Ronald
Hill
Maywood
Ellifritt
Maywood
Ellifritt
Irene M. Keeley
Irene
M.Kersting
Keeley
Mary
Ann
Mary
Ann
Kersting
Richard L. Wolfe
Richard
L. Wolfe
Imogene
Pridemore’
Imogene
Pridemore’
F. Scott Rogers
F. ScottMaxwell
Rogers
Stephen
Stephen
Maxwell
James C. West, Jr.
JamesAlison
C. West,
Jr.
Deem
Alison
Deem
James
E. Griffin
JamesR.
E. Rector
Griffin
Robert
Robert
R. Rector
Robert
M. Steptoe,
Jr.
Robert M.
Steptoe,
Jr.
Robert
Tolley
Robert
Tolley
Walter
Williams
Walter
Williams
Carol
Giles
Carol
Giles
Carol Giles
Carol
Giles
Jeanie McNabb
Jenkins
Jeanie
McNabb
Jenkins
Jeanie McNabb Jenkins
Jeanie McNabb
Jenkins
David Preston
David
Preston
David Preston
David
DianaPreston
Bedell
Diana
Diana Bedell
Bedell
DianaWhalen
Bedell
Timothy
Timothy
Timothy Whalen
Whalen
Timothy
NancyWhalen
Stinard
Nancy Stinard
Stinard
Nancy
Nancy
Stinard
Rory Williams
Rory Williams
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Campaign Chairs
Campaign
Chairs
James
J. Fraser
James
J.
Fraser
James C. West Jr.
James
West Jr.
Ronald C.
Holmes
Ronald
Holmes
Dana Rogers
Dana
Rogers
F. Scott
Rogers
F.
Scott
Rogers
Jerry
L. Jackson
Jerry
Jackson
RobertL.M.
Steptoe, Jr.
Robert
M. Steptoe, Jr.
Gary Bowden
Gary
Bowden MD
Lou Ortenzio,
Lou
Ortenzio,
MD
Mary Ann Kersting
Mary
Ann
Kersting MD
Cordell
DeLaPena,
Cordell
DeLaPena, MD
Walter Williams
Walter
Williams
Jane Urso
Jane
BruceUrso
Carter
Bruce
Alison Carter
Deem
Alison
Deem
Todd Fulks
Todd
HenryFulks
E. Brown
Henry
E. Brown
Cathy Goings
Cathy
Goings
Albert Zipp
Albert
RobertZipp
C. Orndorff
Robert
Orndorff
MichaelC.
Kozakewich
Michael
Kozakewich
Nancy Stinard
Nancy
Stinard
Tom Gorrell
Tom
Gorrell
Kathy Lawrence
Kathy
Lawrence
Sara Aman
Sara
Aman
Jeffrey L. Barger
Jeffrey
Barger
MelanieL.Chancey
Melanie
James B.Chancey
Swiger
James B. Swiger
Tom Rhine Finishes 24-Hour Run for United Way
Tom Rhine Finishes 24-Hour
Run for United Way
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MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
2016 Terms Expiring
Michael Alastanos
Marsha Faris Allman
Robert Allen
Mary Beth Aman
Tom Aman
Rueban Blankenship
Bruce Carter
Melanie Chancey
Ernie Coffindaffer
Dr. Thomas Condron
Alison Deem
James Denny
George A. Finly
Heather Finly
James Fiorito
Jack Fraser
Guy Gage
Carol Giles
Tom Gorrell
Robert Hemmingway
Ronald Hill
Jerry Jackson
Carol Johnson
David Jones
John P. Keeley, III
Chuck Kersting
Evans King
Marianna Kittle
Kathy Lawrence
Roger Lehosit
John Love
Anthony Mancuso
Gary Martin
Tim Miley
Pamela S. Payne
Kristen Queen
David Reep
Lee Reger
David Romano
Amber Shor
Melanie Squires
Robert M. Steptoe, Jr.
Nancy Stinard
Darwin Stump
Craig Taylor
H. Wood Thrasher
Robert A. Tolley
Timothy T. Whalen
Willis Williams
Dolores Yoke
2017 Terms Expiring
Tim Allen
Louis Aragona
Ralph J. Bean Jr.
David Berry
Susan Berry Tamminga
David Cava
Emma Clevenger
Susan Collins
Patrick Deem
Tim DeFazio
Debra Duarte
Kevin Fluharty
Cathy Goings
Richard Goings
Allen Gorrell
James E. Griffin
Lenny Hannigan
Benjamin A. Hardesty
James Harris
James A. Harris
Emma Lee Hite
June Jett
Robert Kittle
Hank Lawrence
Randall C. Light
Theodore A. Lopez
Sherri N. Matheny
Steve Maxwell
Stephen McCoy
Jona H. Michel
Thomas Michel
John Miller
Steve Morris
Reuben Perdue
David Preston
Pamela A. Preston
Edwin G. Propst
Tom Rhine
Clay Riley
Steve Rittenhouse
Michael J. Romano
Lola Sestrap
Paul Sheets
Brian Sheppard
Frank Simmerman
Louis Spatafore
Chip VanAlsburg
Wesley Walls
Tammy Welling
Rachel Yurkovich
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2018 Terms Expiring
Edward Aman III
Sara Aman
Thomas L. Aman, Jr.
Barbara Anderson
Jackson Anderson
Jeff Barger
Diana Bedell
Gary Bowden
George “Gib” Brown
Bob Caplan
Douglas M. Coffman
Jim Dufford
Todd Fulks
Shelly Giaquinto
Harry Green, III
Thomas Hamrick
Jean Hardesty
David Hart
Stephanie Hayhurst-Hall
Greg Hefner
Trey Hornor
Dorian James
Brian Jarvis
Jeffrey J. Jenkins
Matt Jenkins
Mrs. M.V. Kalaycioglu
Eric Kirkland
Mark Kuntz
Jeannie Levelle
Marcel Malfregeot
C. David McMunn
Jeannie McNabb Jenkins
Lydia Mong
Carroll K. Morrison
C. David Morrison
Charla Nutter
Robert C. Orndorff
Barry Ranson
Sallie Romano
Nathan Schoetz
Ron Stanley
Timothy Stout
Roger Suter
James B. Swiger
Michael Tillman
L. Joseph Timms, Jr.
Rory T. Williams
Shawn Williams
Walter Williams
Lawrence Woods
The Alexis de Tocqueville Society
The United Way Tocqueville Society was formed in
March of 1984 to deepen individual understanding of,
commitment to, and support of United Way’s work:
advancing the common good by creating opportunities
for a better life for all. The Tocqueville Society
recognizes local philanthropic leaders and volunteer
champions around the world who have devoted time,
talent and funds to create long-lasting changes by
tackling our communities’ most serious issues.
Membership in the Society is granted to individuals
who contribute $10,000 or more to United Way.
Our heartfelt gratitude to:
The Robert Tolley Family
In Memory of Alan C. Tolley
Sallie & David Romano
Linda & Steve Williams
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Stonewall Jackson Leadership Club
United Way’s Stonewall Jackson Leadership Club offers individuals an
opportunity to become community leaders actively influencing the vision
of a stronger, healthier community. With gifts of $500 or more,
Stonewall Jackson members help impact critical health and human
service issues in profound and meaningful ways.
Membres de la Soceite: $10,000+
Sallie & David Romano
The Robert Tolley Family
in Memory of Alan C. Tolley
Linda & Steve Williams
Admiral: $9,000+
Irene & Jack Keeley
Five Star General: $5,000+
Barbara C. & Ralph J. Bean, Jr.
Alison H. & Patrick D. Deem
Cathy & Rick Goings
Lola Sestrap & Charles G. Johnson
P.R. Watson, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. William E. Wymer
Four Star General: $4,000+
Anita & Pat Bower
1 Anonymous Donor
Three Star General: $3,500+
Joann & Jeff Barger
Douglas Coffman
Jeanie & Ben Hardesty
Joyce & Evans King
James B. Swiger
Two Star General: $3,000+
Sara & Ed Aman
Penny & Ed Arnold
Endowment of Mrs. Margaret Criswell
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Faris
Connie & Tom Gorrell
Donna & Steve Maxwell
Amy & Mike Romano
Michelene & Brian Sheppard
Mr. & Mrs. Henry C. Tolley
1 Anonymous Donor
One Star General: $2,500+
Leila & Rick Elswick
Carey & James Heslep
P.G. & Ruby Rush Hollandsworth
Perpetual Trust
Kathy & Hank Lawrence
Wendy & Jeff Madden
Jane & Frank Simmerman
Becky & Bob Steptoe
1 Anonymous Donor
Colonel: $2,000+
Marie & Peter Battles
Melanie & Mike Chancey
Cheley Gabriel
Shelly Giaquinto
Richard Mackessy
Susan & Tim Miley
Penny & Barry Ranson
Sherri & Tim Whalen
Major: $1,500+
Jean M. Allen
Vickie & Gary Bowden
Mr. & Mrs. H. Dotson Cather
Kitty & Dave Clovis
Ellen & Tom Condron
Gordon H. Copland
Elaine & Bill Coppula
Lucy & Paul Hornor
Suzanne & Trey Hornor
Brenda & Bill Hostutler
Charles Johns
David A. Jones
Teresa C. & Mark V. Kuntz
Carolyn & Randy Light
Jona & Tom Michel
Robert C. Orndorff
Kim & Bob Rector
William P. l Saviers, Jr.
Ladonna & Ron Stanley
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Stonewall Jackson Leadership Club
Woody Thrasher
Annabel & Joe Timms
Lawrence P. Woods
1 Anonymous Donor
Captain: 1,000+
Dr. & Mrs. John Adeniyi
Becky & Andy Adkins
Mrs. Shirlee (James R.) Alfred
Peggy & David Allman
Thomas L. Aman, Jr.
Elsa P. Bartlett
Mr. & Mrs. John Battles
Phyllis & Sam Cann
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Carder
Carol & Bruce Carter
Dena & Joe Clutter
David Cotton
Anita & Brian Cottrill
Betsy & Jim Crickard
Stephen Davisson
Kim & Jim Denny
Shirley T. Dolan
Wes Drake
Mary & Tom Dyer
Amy & Kevin Ellis
Heather & George Finly
Mary & Matthew Fleece
Bridget & Steve Furbee
Carolyn & Mike Forinash
Rebecca & Keith Foster
Debi & Rob Harold
Mary E. & James A. Harris
Tasha Hartley
Ramona & Robert Hemingway
Danielle Heston-Raddish
In Memory of James W.
Hotsinpiller Jr. &
DUSM Derek W. Hotsinpiller
Ann R. Kennedy
Dr. John L. Leland
Nancy & Mike Maunz
Ed Mockler
Jennifer & Moe Momen
Becky & Greg Moore
Judy & Alan Moran
Harriett & Wayne Northey
Suzanne & Robert Osborne
Barbara & Louis Palmer
Drs. Lisa & Mark Povroznik
Eric Radcliffe
Tana & Tom Rhine
Donna Richards
Mr. & Mrs. Clay Riley
Shelley & Chad Riley
Tamra & Lonnie Rogers
David L. Seamon
Gary Sheets
Debe & David Shriver
Paula Staats
Martha & Eric Stearns
Mary & Mike Tillman
Ryan W. Tolley
Jane Wade
Mr. & Mrs. Wesley Walls
Dr. & Mrs. David L. Waxman
Mr. & Mrs. James C. West, Jr.
Joyce & Steve Wickland
Jan & Bill Williams
Shawn & Walter Williams
Toni & Rory Williams
Suzanne & Rick Wilson
2 Anonymous Donors
First Lieutenant: $750+
Becky & Michael Alastanos
Patricia & Junior Armstead
Brenda & Jeff Bolyard
Coulter M. Bracken
Amanda & Joshua Brown
Susan & Jeff Deniker
Nancy & Phil Ferber
Endowment of Mr. & Mrs.
Charles Foeppel
Jeanne R. Kelley
Randi & Eric Kirkland
David Kosack
Delbert E. Leatherman
The Leeson Family
Diana & Robert Marra
Lisa D. & Jon T. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Philip L. Martin
Patty & Jack Merinar
Daniel Minnix
Karen & Gary Nickerson
Pamela S. Payne
M.L. & Bill Quinn
Linda & Tim Radcliff
Jill & Clayton Rice
Vanessa & Nathan Schoetz
Dennis M. Seamon
Mary, Jay & Wayne C. Smith
Linda & Bill Suttle
James Twyman
1 Anonymous Donor
Lieutenant: $500+
Joanna & Tim Allen
Ruth & Bob Allen
Afton & Jeff Aman
Edward F. Aman, III
Barbara & Jackson Anderson
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John Bartos
David F. Bailey
Vicki Baker
Roberta Bastin
Diana Bedell
Jenna & Larry Bennett
Marilyn R. & Lyle Blake
Peggy & Fred Booth
Dr. & Mrs. Paul Brager
Nancy & Gib Brown
Nancy & Henry Brown
Jackie & Bill Brumage
Keith Bullion
Juliann Burkett-Gehr
Sherry & Bob Caplan
Robert Carroll
Machelle & Dan Cava
Debra & Larry Chafin
Carol & Ernie Coffindaffer
Rosemary & *Mike Corder
Kay Cottrill
Debby & Chris D’Annunzio
Josie D’Annunzio Faix
Dr. Paul D. Davis
Kareen & Benjamin Davisson
Stacey & Matt DeMotto
Rebecca & Frank Devono
Sharon & Roger Diaz
Dr. Sally Digman
Debra Duarte
Jeanne & Mike Dyer
Julie & Tim Dyer
Cindy & John Ebert
Iva R. Ehrhart
Cheryl & Norman Farley
Terry & John Fazio
Sharon & John Fernandez
Mr. & Mrs. Dan Ferrell
Rebecca H. Finly
Candy & Jim Fiorito
Kevin Fluharty
Donna & Ron Fox
Mary Sue & Jack Fraser
Robert Fraser & Danna Friend
Dr. & Mrs. Saravut Fung
Diana & Robert Garrison
Carol & Greg Giles and Family
Greg Goodykoontz
Douglas P. Gray, Jr.
Patricia & James Gray
Marjorie & Mike Greer
Robert L. Greer
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Griffin
Philip S. Griffith
Duane Gump
Caroline Gunning
Jodi Hall
Chris Harbert
James A. Harris
Joan Hart
Melissa & David Hart
John Hartung
Brian, Bud, Mark, Ron
& Scott Henderson
Kelly & Tim Henderson
Drs. Elizabeth & Michael Hess
Emma Lee Hite
Leonard H. Howell
Vickie Huffman & Jay Matthews
Wanda S. Hyde
Shirlene & Sam Isabella
Lori & Jerry Jackson
Jeanie McNabb Jenkins &
Jeffrey J, Jenkins
June & Brad Jett
Chad W. Johnson
Dr. & Mrs. Kelly Kalaycioglu
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen M. Kelley
Chuck Kersting
Marilyn & Bruce Kidd
Marianna & Robert Kittle
Terry Koontz
Michelle & & Paul Kroll
Jeannine & Dana Lafferty
Susan Lawrence
Stephanie Leatherman
Dr. Craig Liebig
Susan & Victor Leight
Barbara & Barry Locke
Jamie & Matthew Looker
Tina L. & Theodore A. Lopez
Mr. & Mrs. William G. MacLean
Betsy & Marcel Malfregeot
Irene & Michael Malfregeot
Darlene & Anthony Mancuso
Kristy & Scott Marshall
Katherine Marino
Kelly & Geoff Marshall
Sandra & David McMunn
Tim McMunn
Debbie & William McQuaid, II
Kathleen Mikowski
Manzar & Joseph Momen
Gregory H. Moore
Gloria & Robert Morris
Carroll & David Morrison
Cynthia & Joseph Nardelli, Jr.
Dr. & Mrs. Shiv Navada
Audrey & Greg Nealis
Barbara & Kurt Newbrough
Patrick S. Nicholas
Dr. Salman Osman
Tia & Matt Policano
Karen & Ron Owens
Dorothy & Bill Powelson
Lisa Price & James Gowarty
Mr. & Mrs. Dean Ramsey
Mr. & Mrs. David Reep
Phyllis & Lee Reger
Eric A. Riley
Paul A. Sheets
George W. Shehl, MD
Beth & Doyle Sickles
Laura & Chark Sinsel
Janniece & Sean Sleigh
Amy Smith & Larry Rector
Betsy & Kent Spellman
Melanie & Mike Squires
Jill & Tom Steele
Sharron K. Stephens
Clyde E. Strother, Sr.
Kathy & Darwin Stump
Craig Taylor
Joanne & Richard Tetrick
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Thompson
David Thorpe
Rosemary Trupo
Sheila J. & James C. Turner
Robert Upton
Mr. & Mrs. Samuel B. Urso, Jr.
Jeanne C. & Boyd L. Warner
Tammy & Boyd Welling
The Rev. Anne West
Margaret A. Williams
Scott S. Williams
Tina & Robert Williams
Mr. & Mrs. James M. Wilson
Patty & Scott Wilson
Rebecca A. Wilson
Debbie & Bob Workman
Ann & Bill Yoke, Sr.
Dolores & Bill Yoke, Jr.
Rosemary & Dink Yurko
Rachel Yurkovich
5 Anonymous Donors
*Indicates Donor is Deceased
Team Antero - Hot Wing Challenge Winners
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Corporate Leadership Contributors
United Way of Harrison County recognizes our business partners which contribute $500 or
greater through a corporate donation or through employee giving. Presentations to employees
not only increase giving to the campaign but raise awareness of the function of United Way
and the services provided by member agencies. Thank you!
Communications/ Media
AdamsFilms.com
Clarksburg Publishing
Company
Gary Bowden
Advertising & Marketing
Ogden Directories
WBOY-TV
WDTV 5 News
Communities
All Smiles Dental, LLC
Accountants
Arnett Carbis Toothman, PLLC
Cava & Banco, PLLC
Maunz & Company, PLLC
Robert R. Fraser, CPA
Smith, Denny & Alastanos PLLC
Tetrick & Bartlett, PLLC
Architects & Engineers
Energy Surveys, Inc.
Hornor Brothers Engineers
MSES Consultants, Inc.
The Thrasher Group
WYK Associates, Inc.
Automotive
Carder Motors, Inc.
Dan Cava Toyota World
Harry Green Chevrolet
Jenkins Hyundai
Jenkins Subaru
Leeson’s Import Motors, Inc.
Mahindra of Clarksburg
Rexroad Motor Sales
RG Honda Yamaha
Wholesale Tire, Inc.
Business Services
Hart Office Solutions
The James & Law Company
Touchstone Data Systems
Civic Groups
Kiwanis Club of Clarksburg
Salem Area Chamber of
Commerce
City of Clarksburg Employees
City of Bridgeport Employees
Harrison County Assessor's Office
Employees
Construction
Alfred Construction, Inc.
City Construction Company, Inc.
Johnstone Supply Co. of
Clarksburg
Lee Reger Builds, Inc.
Michel Inc.
Shinnston Plumbing
State Electric Supply Company
Sutter Roofing & Metal Co.,Inc.
W.R. Drake Company
Dentists
All Smiles Dental, LLC
Drs. Ortiz and Heal-Ortiz, Inc.
J. Gregory Moore, DDS
Pediatric & Adolescent Dentistry
Thomas Condron, DDS
Education
Adamston Elementary School
Big Elm Elementary School
Bridgeport High School
Bridgeport Middle School
Harrison County
Alternative Learning Center
Harrison County Schools
Central Office
Harrison County Schools
Transportation
Johnson Elementary School
Liberty High School
Lincoln High School
Lost Creek Elementary School
Lumberport Elementary School
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Lumberport Middle School
Mountaineer Middle School
Norwood Elementary School
Nutter Fort Intermediate School
Nutter Fort Primary School
Robert C. Byrd High School
Salem Elementary School
Salem International University
Salem International University
Auxiliary
Simpson Elementary School
South Harrison High School
South Harrison High School
Student Council
South Harrison Middle School
United Technical Center
Washington Irving Middle School
West Milford Elementary School
West Virginia Junior College
Wilsonburg Elementary School
Federal Agency Employees
FBI-CJIS Division
Louis A. Johnson VA
Healthcare System
U.S. Army Biometrics
Identity Management Agency
U.S. District Court Employees
U.S. Postal Service Employees
Financial Services
BB&T
City National Bank
CWV Tel Federal Credit Union
Edward Jones
Fairmont Federal Credit Union
Huntington Bank
MVB Bank, Inc.
Northwestern Mutual Financial
Network
OneMain Financial
Premier Bank
Wells Fargo Advisors
WesBanco Bank, Inc.
Woods Capital Management
Food Services
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Eat 'n Park Hospitality Group, Inc.
Fifth Floor, Inc.
Kelly’s Irish Pub
Kroger
McDonald's Restaurants
Meagher’s Irish Pub
Mister Vend, Inc.
Salem IGA
Wonder Bar Steak House
Southern Steel Products
Natural Resources
Antero Resources Corporation
Battles Energy
Bear Contracting, LLC
Foundations
Bulldog Liners, LLC
Civil & Environmental Consultants
BB&T WV Foundation
Cove Run Contracting
Dominion Foundation
Distribution Now
FirstEnergy Foundation
Doss Enterprises, LC
Maxwell Community Fund
Dominion Resources
The Cafaro Foundation
East Coast Underground, LLC
Walter E. (Buck) Nutter &
EQT Corporation
David H. Nutter Foundation
Extreme Plastics Plus, Inc.
Health Care
Flame Duo, Inc.
B-Safe, Inc.
FESCO, Ltd.
Clarksburg Surgical Specialists, Inc. G.H. Land Company, Inc.
Highland Clarksburg Hospital
Hall Drilling
Interim Heal Care
iLease & Rentals, LLC
Nardelli Audiology
Instant Growth Hydroseeding, LLC
Oncology Hematology
Kanawha Stone Company, Inc.
Associates. PLLC
Lindy Paving, Inc.
Pediatric Associates
Lumberport Shinnston Gas
United Hospital Center Associates
MRC McJunkin Redman Corp.
United Summit Center Associates
MEC Construction, LLC
National Lime & Stone Company
Insurance Services
PDC Energy
Insurance For Less
Premier Energy Service, LLC
Dyer Insurance Agency
Preston Contractors, Inc.
Nationwide Insurance Agency
RETTEW Associates, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Agency
Robey Excavating, LLC
Ryan Enviromental, LLC
Law Firms
Stalnaker Energy Services, LLC
Debra V. Chafin Law Offices
Starlett’s Well Service
Dyer Law Offices
Summit Transport &
Greer Law Offices, PLLC
Enviromental, Inc.
Harris, Wilson, Turner &
Tenmile Land, LLC
Davisson, PLLC
White Brothers Consulting, LLC
J. Patrick Bower
XTO Energy, Inc.
Jackson Kelly, PLLC
McNeer, Highland, McMunn &
Non-Profits
Varner,,LC
Arc of Harrison County, Inc.
Michael J. Romano Law Office
Bi-County Nutrition
Romano Law Office
Simmerman Law Office, PLLC
Steele Law
Stephen A. Wickland
Steptoe & Johnson, PLLC
The Miley Legal Group
Waters,Warner & Harris, PLLC
West & Jones
Program
Central WV Community
Action Association
Clarksburg-Harrison
Regional Housing Authority
Empowerment Through
Employment
Harrison County YMCA
Health Access, Inc.
United Way of Harrison
County Employees
White Horse Firearms and
Outdoor Education Center
Retail
Elder-Beerman
Embellishments
Jack’s Furniture Center
JCPenney
Star Furniture Company
Target
Wal-Mart
United Sound & Electronics
Technology
Allegheny Design Services
Xcelerate Solutions
Telecommunications
Citynet, LLC
Frontier Communications
Transportation
FedEx Corporation
North Central WV Airport
United Parcel Service
Utilities
Harrison Rural
Electrification
MonPower
Manufacturing
GrafTech International
Holdings, Inc.
Lockheed Martin Aeronautical
Systems
Mid Atlantic Aerospace Complex
Pratt &Whitney Engine Services
Dominion Foundation Contribution
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Special Recognition to Organizations
AAA East Central & Frontier Communications: In appreciation of your assistance in helping
United Way thank our donors by providing the space and a phone bank for our annual Thank-athon.
Adams Film: Thank you, Jason Adams for your significant donation of time, energy, resources,
creativity and expertise in the production of our 2015 campaign film.
Antero Resources: For raising more than $36,000 in the Hot Wing Eating challenge.
Anita & Richard Hubbard: Thank you Anita for designing campaign materials and displays and
Richard for your input.
Jens Kiel, Made In Germany: For being part of our creative team and assisting with ongoing
projects.
Burnside Foundation, First United Methodist Church, Genesis Youth Center: For providing
space for meetings and various United Way activities.
Campaign Kick-off Tail Gate: Thank you to the City of Clarksburg, the Public Wlorks Department, Clarksburg Convention & Visitor’s Bureau and Clarksburg Uptown for coordinating a very
exciting kick-off to the campaign.
Cardboard Boat Race: Irene Malfregeot and Team WYK for organizing the Cardboard Boat
Race. A special thanks to Chief Seccuro, members of the Bridgeport Fire Department and David
Berry for helping to keep our boaters safe. To James & Law and Hartland Planing Mill for donating cardboard.
City of Shinnston: The backing of United Way by the municipalities within the community demonstrates leadership and commitment to Harrison County. Thank you for organizing and
sponsoring the 3rd Annual Bocce Ball Tournament.
Dine Out for United Way: Special thanks to Joanna Allen for again coordinating our dining out
events. In 2014, 18 restaurants participated in one or more Dining-Out event. To date, nearly
$9,000 has been raised. We extend our heartfelt appreciation to Blue Bird Restaurant, Bridgeport Conference Center, The Fifth Floor, Bob Evans, Buffalo Wild Wings, Chick-fil-A (Emily
Drive and Meadowbrook Mall), D& P Restaurant, Garfield’s, Honey Baked Ham, Julio’s
Marketing Team: James Swiger, Anita & Richard Hubbard & Jason
Adams. Not pictured Jens Kiel
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Café, Kelly’s Irish Pub, Meagher’s Irish Pub,
Mia Margarheta’s, Ritzy Lunch, Ruby Tuesday, Sweet Tees, Washington Square, and
Wonder Bar Steakhouse.
Energy Survey’s: Held a creative fundraising
event to benefit United Way.
FirstEnergy Foundation: For sponsoring the
Annual Meeting and Awards Celebration.
Gift Wrapping: Thanks to the FirstEnergy
Foundation and EZToUse.com for sponsoring
this year’s gift wrap booth, to the Meadowbrook
Mall for donating space, to Bath & Body
Works, Elder Beerman, James & Law, JC
Penney and Kohl’s for donating gift boxes and
to all who donated gift wrap supplies. Thank you
to the hundreds of volunteers who helped to
make our 2014 gift wrapping season the second
most successful year to date.
Campaign Chairs Past & Present
Jeff Barger, Steve Maxwell, Kathy
Lawrence, Sara Aman, Alison Deem,
Melanie Chancey & James Swiger
Harrison County Commission: For providing office space and IT support free of charge to the
United Way of Harrison County for more than 30 years, enabling United Way to keep our administrative costs to a minimum.
Kiwanis Club of Clarksburg : Mike Hall and the Kiwanis Club of Clarksburg for organizing
the first annual golf tournament raising more than $9,000 for this year’s campaign.
Media & Advertising
Clarksburg Publishing Company: A special thank you for the weekly publication of the Stonewall Jackson Leadership Club’s individual and corporate contributors, periodic campaign updates as well as the donated ad page ad space in December.
Lamar Advertising: For donating highly visible electronic billboards throughout the campaign.
Shinnston News and Harrison County Journal: Thank you for the many “good news” stories
about United Way’s events and projects.
WBOY and WDTV: For media coverage of our events and mid-day interviews increase awareness of our organization which ultimately increases participation and giving—for this we thank
you.
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RunOneDay: Tom Rhine for instilling in all of us the knowledge that anything we set out to accomplish is possible. Thank you for an amazing 24-hour experience shared by our entire community.
Steptoe & Johnson, White Oaks Business Park & Bridgeport Conference Center: We are
grateful for the sponsorship of this year’s Stonewall Jackson Leadership Club Reception.
White Horse Firearms & Outdoor Education Center: To Barbara Davis and her team for
organizing the second annual 600 Yard Charity match to benefit the United Way.
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Special Recognition to Individuals
United Way volunteers are the backbone of our organization. There
are many individuals who make the campaign successful each year
by the giving of their time, talent and resources. Many of those individuals are recognized here for their service. Thank you!
Jenica Frye
Jessica Mayfield
Kristen Toothman
Betty Jo Edgell
Michelle Frye
Jennifer Frye
Amie Pudder
Ashley Pudder
Jeanie McNabb
Jenkins
Jim Harris
Tammy Welling
Boyd Welling
Mary Mikowski
Kay Cottrill
Alison Deem
Diane Young
Helen Jones
Karla Smith
Rachel Yurkovich
Jason Burnside
Michael Dawson
Jeremy Ables
Ashley White
Toni Williams
Aubrie Williams
Paul Barlow
Sara Aman & Debi Duarte
Andrew Barlow
Matthew Barlow
Chloe Barlow
Emily Garrett
Christine Garrett
David Garrett
Lexy Davis
April Mitchell
Austin Mitchell
Brooke Mitchell
Haley White
Tara Riffle
Joy Greene
Laken Wiles
Beth Skidmore
Ike Skidmore
Brandy Rose
Peyton Insani
Olivia Insani
Adrianne Nichols
Charlotte Ritter
Jackie Ritter
Melinda Ashcraft
Ben Propst
Ellen Propst
Cathleen Hedgecough
-Smith
David Christafore
Denise Christafore
Sam Russell
James Russell
Donna Hooser
Jeanie Brennanman
Britany Fisher
Carol Licata
Nola Chickerell
Cindy Masturzo
Joe Masturzo
Ariel Masturzo
Jill Maxwell
Judy Greathouse
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Jennifer Winters
Jeff Dodge
Tiarra Nixon
Hollie Stuttler
Sharon Gray
Stephanie Carpenter
Cindy Dunn
Chris Pierce
Cheryl Moore
Stephanie Sumpter
Jessie Ashley
Nancy Stinard
Adrianne Nichols
Melanie Ashcraft
Carolyn Jones
Chrystie Ravell
Beckie Smith
Joy Skinner
Lacey McDonell
Joanne Anderson
Wendy Bowen
Terri Tichner
Eric Tichner
Linda Seckman
Deaonna Crowe
Mickey Crowe
Kim Payne
Ed Snively
Samantha Patterson
Patty Saunders
John Walker
Terri Walker
M. L. Quinn
Lynda Trippett
Jennifer Gray
Jayne Landacre
Donna Maxwell
Steve Maxwell
Hanna Fowler
Tim Oxley
Sandy Blasingame
Jim Blasingame
2014 Day of Action Volunteers and United Way Member Agencies
Brenda McKinley
Janniece Sleigh
Ginny Thompson
Aaron Ryan
Amy Marple
Deidre Marple
Tracy Webber
Piper Webber
Tracy Freeman
Brenda Oliverio
Marlene Lowther
Ruth Thompson
Melissa Stephenson
Angela White
Robin Morre
Clint Adams
Harley Jeffries
Pam Guice
Katie Purnell
Emilie Barnes
Sarah Coulson
Haley Wolfe
Ann Long
Patricia Swisher
Jessie Kimball
Sherri Whalen
Rose Hosea
Suzi Heger
Gene Larosa
Vonda Berry
Kristy Ancell
Dee Hayes
Lori Stutler
Kyle Stutler
Heather Miller
Jean Rohn
Lori Champaign
Marci McGowen
Dede Kelly
Cathy Augustine
Cheryl Chucknell
Kathy Lockett
Beth Griffith
Dora Phares
Cheryl Moore
Judy Marteney
Carol Baker
Pam Mitchell
Debbie Davis
Susan Swiger
Melanie Chancey
Rachel Toothman
Rhonda Lindsey
Jessica Starcher
Katie Wolfe
Janna Osbourn
Nancy Fidler
Alex Murray
Alex Florio
Santino Cava
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Autumn Richmond
Brooke Lough
Daniel Shaffer
Willow Hammond
Samantha Flesher
Kim Hawkinberry
Jane Weekley
Sister Mary Rebecca
Fidler
Linda Baber
Gail Nash
Lydia White
Brenda McKinley
Patricia McFarland
Vicki Geary
Brittany Henderson
Debbie Vandetta
Lori Rose
Kris Malone
Donna Leaseburg
Sean Sleigh
Sarah Gaspano
Veronica Gaspano
Wayne Gaspano
Riley Richards
Susan Richards
Michael Richards
Teri Golden
Diane Corbitt
Josh Brown
Bones Bennett
Bree Brown
Angelina Rodriguez
Regina Parker
Cynthia Defazo
John Hartung
Dolores Preston
Mary Binegar
Alan Binegar
Lorraine Lemley
Chanell Sands
Cara Noonan
Beth Hoskinson
Leanda Ayers
Sandy Ayers
Kaylynne Ayres
Tammy McCauley
Laressa McCauley
Heather Bartlett
Tricia Swisher
Ann Wilfong
Chris Burkey
Jennifer Parr
Charlotte Varney
Ruth Ashcraft
Monica Coniglio
Courtney Young
Aaron Miller
Jada Carroll
Sharron Callis
Judy Swick
Karen Betler
Suzanne Langford
Lisa Musgrave
Nancy McClure
Janie Leary
Heather Stewart
Angela Volpe
Robert Leonard
Terry Fazio
Andy Nicholas
Tina Persinger
Denise Hayes
Kim Cunningham
Kiersten Perine
Bridget Pyle
Colleen Boyce
Josh Pyle
Ernie Woofter
James Crosby
Sue Burns Woods
Becky Burns
Sherri Barlow
Andrew Barlow
Jess Paugh
Alicia Betarie
Lennon Auvil
Madison Seti
Lauren Seti
Cherish Coffindaffer
Emily Davis
Garrett Davis
Amy Clark
Suzie Faris
Chelsea Faris
Dave Lang
Alisha Madia
Aaron Williams
Patty Skinner
Mary Jo Taylor
Miranda Peddicord
Jessica Harmening
Shelby Coffman
Faith Slack
Bobby Bradford
Myron Long
Tiffany Sharp
Mercedes Hawkins
Kyle Bradley
Danielle Claypool
Christina Cropp
Hannah Mick
Destiny Gerrard
Jessy LaBella
Amber Kovar
Maria Davis
Brooklynn Stalnaker
Miranda Folmsbee
Abby Nay
Talinda Barnett
Michelle Csonka
Claudia Metts
Mariah Mauller
Cameron Shelton
Summer Shelton
Jodi Hall
Kiley Wagner
Pennie Wyant
Amy Rundle
Jayne Lowther
Amanda West
Rosemary Corder
Sara Aman
Mary Beth Aman
Austin Farnsworth
Mary C. Queen
Lauren Frederick
Jackie Perine
Greta Collins
Zach LaFever
Buck Mallow
Chelsea Everett
Chasity Talkington
FirstEnergy Harrison Power Station Supporting
United Way’s Day of Action.
2020
Samuel Sutherland
Kayla Ash
Diana Bedell
Shannon Liu
Corey Slider
Skye Spalding
Cindy Tichnell
Sylvia Hawkins
Emily Bartlett
Ahmed Hague
Anna Hague
Monica Ramsey
Sheridan Lamb
Kristin Hatfield
Brittani Bassell
Casey Stallman
Lauren Williams
Alaina Shreves
Titus Smith
Becka Crandell
Kathy Fazzini
Andrea Albourn
Greg Nealis
Christina Stout
Erin Hartley
Diana Somazze
Julia Yearego
Sierra Hickman
Kathryn Kopp
Mary McCoy
Pam Payne
Suzanne Hornor
Jackie Brumage
Pam Payne
Rose Trupo
Barbara Davis
Irene Malfregeot
Michael Malfregeot
White Horse Firearms & Outdoor Education
600 Yard Match Winners
Dominion’s Day of Action Volunteers
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Long-Term Endowment Fund
The Fund shall be for bequests, property and other gifts designated to the fund by
donors and for other funds designed by the United Way’s Board of Directors for
long-term investment.
The principal of the fund shall be invadable only by the consenting vote of 75% or
more of the full voting membership of the Board of Directors.
The principal of, and interest dividend income from, unrestricted funds shall be used in
accordance with donor’s restrictions.
Authorized agents of donor restricted funds may direct this United Way’s Board of
Directors to disburse the income from, and principal of, their portion of the LongTerm Endowment Fund as they determine appropriate.
The expenditure of income from the Fund shall require the approval of a majority of
the full voting membership of the Board of Directors.
Separate accounting shall be maintained for restricted and unrestricted principal and
income held in, and earned by, the Fund.
The Fund shall be the property of, controlled by, and for the benefit of, the locally
governed United Way of Harrison County, Inc., or its successor organization.
The Fund’s management costs shall be paid from the Fund’s income.
Permanent Endowment Fund
The Fund shall be for bequests, property and other gifts designated to the Fund by
donors requiring that the principal of their gifts not be expended and for other
funds designated by this United Way’s Board of Directors for permanent
investment.
The principal of the Fund shall be uninvadable.
The interest and dividend income from unrestricted funds shall be used for purposes
that shall be determined by the Board of Directors.
The interest and dividend income for restricted funds shall be used in accordance with
donors’ restrictions.
Authorized agents of donor-restricted funds may direct this United Way’s Board of
Directors to disburse the income from their portion of the Permanent Endowment
Fund as they determine appropriate.
The income from the Fund shall be retained in the Fund until the Board of Directors
determines its withdrawal and expenditure to be appropriate.
The expenditure of income from the Fund shall require the approval of a majority of
the full voting membership of the Board of Directors.
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United Way of Harrison County, Inc.
2014 Funded Programs
American Red Cross NCWV Chapter
Phone: 304.624.7689 Website: www.redcrosswv.org
Disaster Services
Victims of disaster are provided food, clothing and shelter when a home is lost to
natural disasters such as fire or flood. Immediate relief within the first 48 hours of
devastation. Training of volunteers to carry out services and community in
prevention, preparedness and planning.
Military Services
A 24 hours-a-day, 7 days-a-week emergency communication link for local military
personnel and their families worldwide. Community-based services to the local
National Guard and Reserve units. Emergency grants and loans to military
persons, veterans and respective families.
Blood Services
Through this program, Harrison County’s need for safe, reliable, cost effective
blood, plasmas and tissue services through voluntary donation.
The Arc of Harrison County, Inc.
Phone: 304.624.3641 Website: www.thearcwv.org
Community-based habitation and support for adults with developmental
disabilities.
$28,750
$6,500
$4,800
$17,000
Bi-County Nutrition Program, Inc.
Phone: 304.622.4075 Website: www.bicountynutrition.com
Homebound Meals
Delivery of one hot meal per day to handicapped, low-income, homebound
citizens in Harrison County.
*Big Brothers Big Sisters of NCWV
(Closed 7/14)
Phone: 800.543.7050 Website: www.bbbs-ncwv.org
Provides quality mentor matching and positive relationships between children and
dedicated adult volunteers.
Boy Scouts of America Allohak Council
Phone: 800.654.5272 Website: www.allohak.org
Programs focus on comprehensive youth development, citizenship training,
leadership skill development and physical fitness.
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$70,000
$7,000
$9,500
Central WV Community Action Association
Phone: 304.622.8495 Website: www.cwvcaa.org
Family Services
Promotes self-sufficiency skills through services such as individual
mentoring, tax services, LIEAP energy assistance, employment
counseling and emergency infant supplies.
Rural Transportation
Affordable transportation to senior citizens, disabled, and low-income
individuals with a focus on providing access to medical and other
essential services.
$8,780
$11,850
Connecting Link
Phone: 304.623.6681 Website: www.connectinglinkwv.com
Information & Referral
Provides and entry point to Harrison County residents seeking social
services and direct support monies. Direct financial assistance for
emergency utility shut-offs, evictions and medical necessities.
4-H Leaders Association of Harrison County
Phone: 304.624.8650
Provides positive youth development experiences through hands-on
educational programs.
$51,000
$10,000
Family Service of Marion and Harrison Counties
Phone: 304.842.0200 Website: www.wvfamilyservices.org
In-Home Care
Harrison County residents who are confined to their homes due to illness,
accident or disability are helped to maintain independent living through
personal care, chore and homemaker services.
$26,000
Counseling
Professional counseling services offered to individuals, couples and
families. Licensed Behavioral Health Center located in Harrison County.
$24,000
Girl Scouts of Black Diamond Council
Phone: 800.756.7616 Website: www.bdgsc.org
Preeminent leadership development organization for girls.
$7,500
Harrison County CASA Program, Inc.
Phone: 304.623.5749 Website: www.hcwvcasa.org
Citizen volunteers appointed by a judge to speak on behalf of children’s
safety and well-being; representing their best interests in court.
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$28,000
Harrison County Child Advocacy Center
Phone: 304.622.0375 Website: hccac.bbnow.org
Sexual Abuse Prevention Education
Aids in organizational policy development as well as educates adults to
prevent, recognize and react responsibly to child sexual abuse. Sexual
abuse prevention education for both children and adults.
Forensic Evaluation
Provides a comprehensive, coordinated response to abuse allegations in
order to avoid duplicative interviewing. Recorded interviews become the
property of law enforcement or child protective services.
Family Advocacy
Assists non-offending parents and caregivers by providing support,
education and referrals to other agencies as needed while remaining
focused on the needs of the child.
Supervised Visitation
Provides a safe, child-friendly environment for family visitation in child
abuse/neglect cases while cameras and sound equipment allow other
parties involved in the case to observe the interaction without obstructing
the family dynamics.
$3,950
$8,500
$7,500
$3,950
Harrison County Sheltered Workshop
Phone: 304.623.3757 Website: www.wvhcsw.com
Helping people with disabilities help themselves through work activities,
training and employment opportunities.
$62,500
Harrison County YMCA
Phone : 304.623.3303 Website: www.harrisoncountyymca.org
Offers programs to help individuals and families grow in spirit, mind and
body through character development activities.
$25,000
Health Access. Inc.
Phone: 304.622.2708 Website: www.healthaccessinc.org
A free medical clinic providing primary medical care and prescription
medication to low income, uninsured adults residing in Harrison and
Doddridge Counties.
Hope Inc. - Task Force on Domestic Violence
Phone: 304.624.9835 or 304.367.1100
Crisis Intervention
Provides a 24-hour hotline, advocacy services, professional counseling,
information and referral services, legal services and emergency assistance
to victims of domestic violence or assault in Harrison County.
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$64,200
$49,700
Hope Inc. - Task Force on Domestic Violence (cont)
$6,000
Shelter
Provides shelter and a safe environment to Harrison County victims of
domestic violence and sexual assault and their families.
$7,750
Prevention
Violence prevention education program in Harrison County schools and youth
organizations which addresses healthy relationships, sexual harassment,
bullying, bystander responsibility and internet dangers.
Legal Aid of West Virginia, Inc.
$20,000
Phone: 304.623.6649 Website: www.lawv.net
Advocates for low income West Virginians, seeks equal access to justice and
creates a system change to improve client safety
$16,000
Literacy Volunteers of Harrison County
Phone: 304.624.0533 Website: www.lvhc.org
Certified tutors provide free tutoring for adults and children in reading, math,
ESL and basic computer use.
People’s Hospice
Phone: 304.624.2424 or 800.339.9896 Website: www.thenewuhc.com
$6,873
Designations
In 2014, People’s Hospice, a department of United Hospital
Center, staff and volunteers provided end of life care and services in private
homes and long term care nursing facilities for 439 terminally ill patients, a
total of almost 15,000 visits were made by the physician medical
director, nurses, rehabilitation specialists, social workers, bereavement
counselors, aides and volunteers. People’s Hospice emphasizes quality of
life rather than end of life.
$7,600
Scott Place Homeless Shelter
Phone: 304.366.6543
Provides a safe, secure environment, hot meals, client care and case
management for homeless individuals and families. Offers emergency
assistance to those in danger of becoming homeless.
Susan Dew Hoff Memorial Clinic
Phone: 304.745.3700
Dental services for the working uninsured adults; changing lives through
dentistry.
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$25,000
The North Central
West Virginia
Combined Federal
Campaign
The Combined Federal Campaign is the only organized charitable fundraising
campaign for federal employees permitted by the federal government.
Through the North Central West Virginia Combined Federal Campaign, federal employees from Barbour, Doddridge, Harrison, Lewis, Marion, Taylor and
Upshur counties contributed $179,040 to local, national and international
charities.
United Way of Harrison County, Inc. has been chosen by the Local Federal Coordinating Committee, its guiding board, as the Principal Combined
Fund Organization responsible for managing this regional campaign. In the
2014 Campaign, federal employees designated $92,484 to approved charities throughout north central West Virginia.
Fees accessed for Combined Federal Campaign are consistent with the costs
associated with running the Combined Federal Campaign. They are subject
to approval by the Local Federal Coordinating Committee.
Loaned Executives provide support to the Combined Federal Campaign and
assist in making agency contacts to encourage participation. The 2014
Loaned Executives were: Joseph Mazzie, CJIS Division, F.B.I.; Brian Johnson
& Gar Cummings, Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center and Jess White,
NASA IV&V.
Tina Kopp, Marie Battles, Kelly Kulju, Dave Lohman, Shawn Morgan, Kim DelGreco,
Alison Reves, Gar Cummings, Jess White & Brian Johnson
www.ncwvcfc.org
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