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LIVE UNITED &
United Way of Greater Duluth
2014-2015 Annual Celebration & Awards Luncheon
Celebrating Those Who LIVE UNITED
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May 5, 2015
DECC Harborside Ballroom
2014-2015
Celebration & Awards Luncheon
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Thank You to our
Event Sponsors
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We would also like to recognize the
following for their contributions:
Ghiradelli Chocolates: Advantage Sales
Visual Presentation: Audio Visual Resources
Table Decorations: Occasions Elegant Weddings
Celebration Booklet Printing: Paper Hog
Luncheon Music: Three Altos (Sara Thomsen)
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Table of Contents
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Letter from Matt Hunter, President
Board of Directors 2014-15
Committees of the Board
Keynote Speaker: Marianne E. Bohren, WLSSD
United Way Programs
United Way Partner Agencies
Your Gift Has Power
Recognition: Best in Show
Recognition: Best in Fundraising
Recognition: Best in Employee Participation
Recognition: Best in Engagement
Live United Award, Karen B Alworth
United Way Leadership Society
Get Involved: Engagement
Recognition of those that LIVE UNITED
Events: Save the Date
Contact Us
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Every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of names and organizations listed in this brochure. We sincerely
apologize for any errors or omissions. If you notice an error, please contact us to update your information. We
appreciate you and want to list all recognitions correctly.
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Letter from
Matt Hunter, President
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Dear Friends,
On behalf of United Way’s Board of Directors, staff and volunteers, it is my pleasure to
welcome you to our Annual Celebration & Awards Luncheon. We’re so glad you’re here to
celebrate with us!
I’m honored to serve as President of United Way of Greater Duluth during such an exciting
time. New faces on the leadership team, an upcoming merger with United Way of SuperiorDouglas County, shifting ground in workplace giving, increasing diversity of philanthropic
options, expanding availability of donor-centered technology tools – these changes and
challenges are keeping us all busy!
Alongside all of this transformative work, there’s one constant – you. We could not do a
thing without partners like you. You help us raise, invest and leverage millions of dollars
annually in philanthropic contributions. You choose to give, advocate and volunteer through
United Way to make life better in our community. You work with us to create long-term
social change that produces healthy, well-educated and financially-stable individuals and
families. You are the United Way. And I could not be prouder to serve alongside you in this
important venture.
To all organizers, sponsors and attendees of this celebration, their families, friends, and
colleagues, thank you and enjoy the event.
Gratefully yours,
Matt Hunter
President, United Way of Greater Duluth
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Board of Directors 2014-15
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2014-15 Officers
Lisa Erwin, Chair
University of Minnesota Duluth
Dan Leslie, Secretary
IBEW 31, Minnesota Power, an ALLETE Co.
Deanna Benson, Treasurer
Republic Bank
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Kathleen Adee
Education Minnesota
Cindi Sorensen Baker
Essentia Health
Stephanie Balmer
Falsani, Balmer, Peterson, Quinn & Beyer
Cassandra Beardsley
St. Luke’s Health Care System
Ellen Betzold
Fairfield Inn by Marriott
Marianne Bohren
WLSSD
Denise Hamsher
DMH Strategies, L.L.C.
Peter Hedstrom
Former Board Chair
Joanne Jokela
Retired-St Louis County
Tamara Jones
UFCU, Local #1189
Kathryn Koch
ALLETE, Inc.
Rebecca Meyer
U of M Extension
Steve Morris
ALLETE, Inc.
Lisa Neitzel
Surge Communications
Bryce Nixon
Marshall School
Dan Olson
Laborer’s Local 1091
Mark Britton
UnitedHealthcare
Dan O’Neill
Central Labor Body
Plumbers & Steamfitters Local 11
Ken Browall
Former Board Member
Patricia Pratt-Cook
The College of St. Scholastica
William Crandall
ISD 381 Lake Superior School District
Barbara Reyelts
Northland’s NewsCenter
Steve Decatur
Retired, Western Bank
Steve Risacher
Carpenter’s Local 361
Bill Gronseth
ISD 709 Duluth Public Schools
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Committees of the Board
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE
Deb Almirall, MPECU
Karen Alworth, Leadership Committee Chair
Rick Ball, Retired (HRA)
Ellen Betzold, Fairfield Inn by Marriott
Shawn Burns, St. Luke’s Health Care System
Stephanie Cummings, Wells Fargo
Steve Decatur, Retired (Western Bank)
Dean Dulinski, Minnesota Power, an ALLETE Co.
Bob Heimbach, Otis-Magie Insurance Agency, Inc.
Peg Johnson, Retired (Little Treasures)
John Kuhn, Gerdau Ameristeel
David Lund, Legal Aid of NE MN
Rebecca Jorgensen Sundquist,
Fundraising & Development Inc.
Bruce Webb, National Bank of Commerce
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Deanna Benson, Republic Bank
Cindi Sorensen Baker, Essentia Health
Lisa Erwin, University of Minnesota Duluth
Bill Gronseth, ISD 709
Kathryn Koch, ALLETE, Inc.
Dan Leslie, IBEW 31, Minnesota Power
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
Jill Bianchet, MNA
MaryJo Connolly, AFT retired
Lori Doucette, SEIU 956
Scott Dulas, Letter Carriers Branch 114
Tamara Jones, UFCW
Todd Gustafson, UFCW
Dan Leslie, IBEW 31
Janet Nelson, AFSCME retired
Dan Olson, Laborers Local 1091
Steven Risacher, Carpenters 361
Helen Wisneski, AFSCME retired
MARKETING COMMITTEE
Cassandra Beardsley, St. Luke’s Health Care System
Denise Hamsher, DMH Strategies, L.L.C.
Lisa Neitzel, Surge Communications
Barbara Reyelts, Northland’s News Center
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Tara Croteau Anderson, ALLETE, Inc.
Eugene Bayiha, Univ. of Wisconsin Superior
Deanna Benson, Republic Bank
Amy Hallback, Maurices, Inc.
Steve Morris, ALLETE, Inc.
Cathy A. Remington, WLSSD
Bruce Webb, National Bank of Commerce
JOINT MERGER TASKFORCE
Cassandra Beardsley, St. Luke’s Health Care System
Marianne Bohren, WLSSD
Lisa Erwin, University of Minnesota Duluth
Peter Hedstrom, Former Board Chair
Steve Morris, ALLETE, Inc.
Bryce Nixon, Marshall School
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Keynote Speaker:
Marianne E. Bohren
WLSSD
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Marianne E. Bohren assumed the role of Executive
Director of the Western Lake Superior Sanitary District
(WLSSD) in Duluth, Minnesota on July 1, 2008.
Marianne has been employed by the WLSSD since
fall 2004, formerly holding the positions of Director
of Organizational Development, Business Services
Manager and Assistant Director, where she was
responsible for the overall financial performance of
the organization in addition to labor relations, human
resources and management information systems.
Prior to joining WLSSD, Ms. Bohren worked for 17 years for Potlatch Corporation serving
as the Environmental Manager, Manager of Strategic Planning and the Vice President of
Marketing and Services. Ms. Bohren has served on the Boards of the Western Lake Superior
Sanitary District, the Cloquet Salvation Army, and the United Way of Greater Duluth.
Marianne holds a B.S. in chemistry and a M.B.A. both from the University of Minnesota,
Duluth. Marianne and her husband Scott reside in Cloquet with their two daughters, Megan
and Sarah.
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United Way
Programs
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United Way 2-1-1
United Way 2-1-1 provides information on and referrals to community, health, and social
services. A 24-hour, state-wide service, you can reach United Way 2-1-1 by calling 2-1-1 or
800-543-7709. The Duluth “hub” serves residents in 39 counties in Minnesota as well as
Douglas County in NW Wisconsin.
United Way Fundraising Campaign
Each year, more than 400 local workplaces and thousands of individual donors participate
in United Way of Greater Duluth’s Community Fundraising Campaign. This campaign
supports local health and human service programs that create real, lasting change for
individuals and families in the Greater Duluth area and on the North Shore. Participating in
this program helps businesses raise their public profile while assuring our partner agencies
can focus on their clients. For more information contact Michelle Hargrave at 218-726-4771.
United Way Community Services
The AFL-CIO Community Services Program works with union members in a variety of ways.
It assists union members in need. As a liaison, UWCS informs labor groups and change
makers about the obstacles those in poverty face when trying to find employment. It also
mobilizes the caring power of working union members to get them actively involved and
participating in the United Way campaign and volunteerism. For more information contact
Lynette Swanberg at 218-726-4775.
United Way Volunteer Center
United Way’s Volunteer Center connects workplaces and individuals with volunteer
opportunities at over 50 local non-profit agencies. Volunteering is a hands-on way to see the
impact local agencies are creating in our community and to help advance this work. Through
the Volunteer Center’s initiatives like Reader, Tutor, Mentor, or Day of Caring, agencies are
provided with valuable skills and resources from community members. For more information
contact Liz Pawlik at 218-724-4889.
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United Way
Partner Agencies
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Greater Duluth: United Way of Greater Duluth invests in
local programs that Foster Successful Children & Youth, Improve People’s Health,
Promote Financial Stability & Independence and Ensure a Strong Network of Basic
Human Services. With our agencies by our sides, we are working to create lasting
changes in the Greater Duluth area.
EDUCATION Fostering Successful Children and Youth
• Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland (Boys and Girls of Duluth)
• Center City Housing (Early Childhood)
• Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Northland (Courage Center Duluth Program)
• Duluth Area Family YMCA (Community Services-YMCA; OST Program Title 1 Schools)
• Girls Scouts of MN and WI Lakes and Pines (At Risk Outreach)
• ISD 704 (Early Childhood)
• Life House (Life House Education)
• Lutheran Social Services (First Year; Together for Youth; Truancy Action Project)
• Men As Peacemakers (Boys Restorative Program; Girls Restorative Program)
• Myers-Wilkins Community School Collaborative (Academic and Cultural Enrichment)
• North Country R.I.D.E. (Therapeutic Horseback)
• Positive Energy Outdoors (Low-Income Youth Outreach)
• Valley Youth Centers (Youth Development and Supportive Service)
• Woodland Hills (Neighborhood Youth Services)
• YWCA (Early Childhood; Girls and Youth Programs; Little Treasures)
INCOME Promoting Financial Stability and Independence
• Community Action Duluth-Asset (FAIM- Asset Dev; Jump Start; Tax Preparation)
• Goodwill (Community Employment)
• Lutheran Social Services (Consumer Credit Counseling)
• One Roof (Homebuyer Education)
• SOAR (Comm. Offender Re-entry; Career Development)
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HEALTH Improving People’s Health
• Arc Northland (Family/Child Mental Health; FASD Intervention)
• Children’s Dental Services (SMILES)
• Human Development Center (Family/Individual Counseling)
• Lake Superior Community Health Center (Clinical/Medical Access)
• Life House (Kids to Adults KATS)
BASIC HUMAN SERVICES Ensuring a Strong Network of Basic Human Services
• American Red Cross - Northland Chapter (Disaster Services)
• Center City Housing (Transitional Housing)
• CHUM (Drop In Center; Emergency Shelter)
• Damiano of Duluth (Clothing Exchange; Kid’s Café; Soup Kitchen)
• DAIP (Domestic Abuse Intervention Program)
• Legal Aid (Legal Aid)
• Life House (Basic Needs)
• Lutheran Social Services (Crisis Nursery; Foreclosure Prevention)
• Safe Haven (Legal Advocacy)
• Salvation Army (Emergency Assistance; Food Services; Transitional Housing)
• Second Harvest Northern Lakes Food Bank (Backpack Program; Food Distribution)
• Volunteer Attorney Program (Volunteer Attorney)
North Shore: Dollars raised on the North Shore help meet
specific needs focusing on Basic Needs, Nurturing Children & Families, and
Supporting Health & Independence.
MEETING BASIC NEEDS
• Two Harbors Area Food Shelf
• Salvation Army/Lake County (Financial Assistance Program)
NURTURING CHILDREN & FAMILIES
• North Shore Horizons (24-hr Domestic and Sexual Violence Crisis Intervention)
• North Shore Collaborative (LOTS: Learning Opportunities Through Stories)
SUPPORTING HEALTH & INDEPENDENCE
• Community Partners (Volunteer Services Program)
• Northshore Area Partners (Volunteer Coordinator)
• Socially Active Seniors
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Community Giving Campaign
Recognition
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Your Gift Has Power.
Every dollar you give to United Way creates opportunities and inspires hope for a better
tomorrow. Your gift to United Way supports the foundation of our community through the
work of local programs that impact people’s lives in a real and meaningful way. Your
gift to United Way impacts all of us who live and work here.
With the help of your gift, last year:
• More than 2 million pounds of food were distributed.
• Over 221,000 meals were served.
• More than 410,000 articles of free clothing were distributed to those in need.
• More than 38,000 nights of shelter were provided to those with no place to stay.
• Legal assistance was provided on over 4,300 cases.
• 9,100 children and youth participated in high-quality early childhood and youth
development programs that provide a strong foundation for their success in school
and life.
United Way works together with non-profit agencies and community volunteers to invest
wisely in our community in order to create real, long-lasting change. Advancing the
common good is less about helping one person at a time and more about changing
systems to help all of us. United Way leads a united effort to strengthen our community
by mobilizing resources to improve people’s lives.
We get results.
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Best in Show
(Total Dollars Raised)
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LARGE ORGANIZATION (51+ Employees)
UNION GROUP
1.
2.
3.
4.
IBEW 31
MNA, USWA 9460, UFCW 1189, IUOE 70
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Minnesota Power-An ALLETE Company
Essentia
Enbridge, Inc.
Republic Bank
VERSO Corporation
St. Louis County
Benedictine Health System
Grandma’s Restaurant Company
SMALL ORGANIZATION (Up to 50 Employees) 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
AFSCME 3801, IBEW 424, Teamsters 320,
University Education Association
MNA, UFCW 1189, IUOE 70
AFSCME 66, Teamsters 320, AFSCME 376
AFSCME 3558
UNION GROUP
Hallett Dock Company
ILA 1000
Hanft Fride, a Professional Association
National Bank of Commerce
Pioneer National Bank
Duluth Building and Construction Trades Council
HTK marketing communications
Enventis
W.P. & R.S. Mars Company
Continental Ski & Bike
Wipfli CPAs and Consultants
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United Way on
the North Shore
Best in Show
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ORGANIZATION
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Northshore Mining
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Lake View Memorial Hospital
Minnesota Power, an ALLETE Company
Lake Superior School District 381
Lake Bank NA
Northshore Steel, Inc.
Cooperative Light & Power
Lake County Veterinary Clinic
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United Way
Partner Agencies
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Best in Show:
Greater Duluth
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Goodwill Industries
Legal Aid Service of Northeastern MN
Woodland Hills
CHUM
Center City Housing Corp.
Duluth Area Family YMCA
Community Action Duluth
Valley Youth Centers
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
The Salvation Army
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Best in Show:
North Shore
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1. Northshore Horizons
2. Community Partners
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Best in Fundraising
(Largest INCREASE in Total Dollars Raised)
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LARGE ORGANIZATION (51+ Employees)
1. Enbridge, Inc.
2. St. Luke’s Health Care System
3. University of Minnesota Duluth
4. BNSF Railways
5. Republic Bank
6. United Parcel Service (UPS)
7. Duluth Transit Authority (DTA)
8. Fryberger, Buchanan, Smith & Frederick, P.A.
9. Target, Inc.
10. Housing and Redevelopment Authority of Duluth, MN
SMALL ORGANIZATION (Up to 50 Employees) 1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Barr Engineering
Cummins NPower, LLC
Hertz Rent-A-Car
Gerdau Ameristeel
Kraus-Anderson Construction Company
8. Raymond James Financial
9. FedEx Express (Hermantown)
10. MPECU - MN Power Employees C.U.
UNION GROUP
MNA, UFCW 1189, IUOE 70
AFSCME 3801, IBEW 424, Teamsters 320,
University Education Association
BRC, UTU, BMWE, BLET, TCIU,
IBEW, NCFO, BRS
Teamsters 346
Teamsters 346
AFSCME 66
UNION GROUP
USW, UAW
Carpenters Local 361, IUOE Local 49, Laborers Local 1091
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United Way on the North Shore
Best in Fundraising
(Largest INCREASE in Total Dollars Raised)
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1. Cooperative Light & Power
2. LaBounty Manufacuring
3. Minnesota Power, an ALLETE Company
4. Harbor Insurance
5. Lake Bank NA
6. Lake View Memorial Hospital
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Best in Employee
Participation
(All Organizations with 75% or Greater
Employee Participation)
Arc Northland
Generations Health Care Initiatives
CHUM
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute
Northland
Girl Scouts of MN & WI Lakes and Pines
Goodwill Industries
Hansen House Company
Harbor Insurance
IBEW Local 31
IBEW Local 242
Labor World Newspaper
Lake Bank NA
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Legal Aid Service of Northeastern Minnesota
Medica Health Plan
Myers-Wilkins Community School
Collaborative
North Shore Horizons
Northeast Area Labor Council AFL-CIO
Northland American Red Cross
Painters Local 106
Sand Creek Group, Ltd.
SOAR Career Solutions
The Salvation Army
Woodland Hills
W.P. & R.S. Mars Co.
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Best in Engagement
(Organizations Engaging with United Way
in Four or More Areas)
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The Best in Engagement award recognizes organizations that engage with United Way in 4
or more of the following activities:
• Hosting a Workplace Campaign (W) allowing United Way to share
information with employees, and payroll or one-time donations to be
collected.
• Contributing a monetary gift from the Corporate or Management level (C).
• Organizing Special Events (E) where proceeds are donated to United Way.
• Community events such as a Golf Tournament or Bike Swap
• Internal workplace events such as auctions, bake sales, BBQs, bowling
events, etc.
• Sponsoring United Way events or activities (S), or providing an in-kind
donation of a product or service.
• Taking part in Volunteer Opportunities with United Way (V).
• Board member
• Committee member
• UWGD’s Volunteer Center event such as Day of Caring
• Recruiting Leadership level donors (L) giving $1000 or more per individual/
combined giver relationship.
Special Event
Sponsorship
Volunteer
E
S
V
C
E
S
V
Bernick's of Duluth
C
E
S
Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local 1 / MND
W
C
E
S
V
Bridge Structural Ornamental & Iron Workers Local 512
C
E
S
V
Leadership
Corporate
C
AFSCME Local 3558
Workplace
AFSCME Local 66
ORGANIZATION
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Corporate
Special Event
Sponsorship
Volunteer
W
C
E
S
V
Duluth News Tribune
W
C
Enbridge, Inc.
W
C
E
Enventis
W
C
E
Essentia Health System
W
W
Grandma's Restaurant Company
W
W
IBEW Local 242
W
E
S
V
IBEW Local 31
W
E
S
V
Ikonics Corporation
W
C
Jamar Company
W
C
W
E
W
E
LHB, Inc.
W
C
S
MPECU - Minnesota Power Employees Credit Union
W
C
S
V
W
C
E
S
V
L
W
C
E
V
L
W
S
V
L
Northland's NewsCenter
W
S
V
L
Northshore Mining
W
C
V
L
Painters Local 106
W
C
E
W
C
E
W
C
E
S
Republic Bank
W
C
St. Luke's Health Care Systems
W
C
E
S
Target, Inc.
W
C
E
W
E
V
L
W
E
V
L
US Bank
W
E
S
V
L
WDIO / WIRT-TV
W
E
S
Wells Fargo Bank
W
E
S
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District
W
E
V
E
Leadership
Workplace
Carpenters Local No. 361
ORGANIZATION
L
L
L
S
V
L
S
V
L
C
S
V
L
C
S
L
S
L
E
E
L
S
V
V
S
L
L
V
V
L
V
V
L
V
L
L
L
V
L
V
L
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LIVE UNITED Award
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The LIVE UNITED Award is presented to an individual or group in our community that not
only understands what it means to LIVE UNITED, but demonstrates it throughout the year.
LIVE UNITED is not only a mission and a goal, it is a call to action – to give, advocate, and
volunteer in order to improve the lives of everyone in the community. The recipient of this
award leads by example, and today we recognize and honor Karen B Alworth.
Give. Advocate. Volunteer. LIVE UNITED.
It’s more than a nice phrase; it truly
describes Karen Alworth’s dedication and
commitment to United Way.
Karen first became involved with United
Way in 1976. She was a summer employee
at Kellogg’s in Battle Creek, Michigan,
where her job was to put the raisins in the
Raisin Bran. After she donated an entire
day’s wage to the United Way campaign,
she inspired other employees to also give
generously. “When I was growing up, my
hero was Helen Keller. She once said,
‘Alone we can do so little; together we can
do so much.’ It’s the way I’ve wanted to
live my life. This is United Way,” said Karen.
Karen B Alworth
After moving to Duluth, Karen worked as a United Way Campaign Executive in the fall of 1979. She was
responsible for the accounts of small businesses in West Duluth and saw this as a great opportunity to
get to know the city.
Early in 1995 she became a co-chair of the UWGD Leadership Team, which raises more than 30% of
the campaign funds each year. Karen has served as co-chair of the Leadership Team for over 20 years.
Karen joined the UWGD Board of Directors in 2002 and served 9 years. During this time, she chaired
the Campaign Committee and served on the Campaign Cabinet, Governance, and Fund Distribution
Committees. Karen served as a co-chair in the 2007 United Way Campaign. Over the years, she has
been a part of nearly every United Way event - Chili Cook-off, Day of Caring, Bike Swap.
Karen and her husband, Royal, have four children. From AmeriCorps members serving with United Way
and Minnesota Reading Corps to volunteering with SOAR Career Solutions, all share her passion for
service and embrace the value of giving back to our community.
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United Way
Leadership Society
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Live
Learn
by doing
Lead
Leadership giving continues to be an important part of our
total campaign, representing more than 32% of the total
dollars raised. We gratefully acknowledge members of our
Leadership Society.
by giving
With an annual contribution of $1000 or more, Leadership
contributors significantly increase the ability of United
Way to actively address critical community needs. Every
by example.
contributor is a leader in our community, demonstrating
compassion and passion. They believe that leading by
example will inspire friends, peers, and associates to also
step forward - to support what matters and make a difference in the lives of those who live
in the Greater Duluth and on the North Shore.
Our Emerging Leaders program recognizes donors at the $1,000 level based on their
commitment to a three-year progression into the Leadership Society.
Learn more at
www.unitedwayduluth.org.
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Emerging Leaders
Contributors Pledging to Step-up to Leadership
Cammy Hansen
Michael Hughes
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Tocqueville
Contributors of $10,000 and above
Karen and Royal Alworth
Elisabeth Mason
Mary C. Van Evera
One donor who wishes to remain anonymous
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Daniel Greysolon
Contributors of $5,000 - $9,999
Charles and Judyth Babst
David and Cindy Blomberg
Drs. Christopher Bunch and Kimberly Boddiker
Richard and Elizabeth Burns
Rocklon and Barbara Chapin
Jerry and Nancy Dodd
Joel Kanvik
Don and Patricia Monaco
John and Nancy Peyton
Four donors who wish to remain anonymous
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Visionary
Pat and Bill Burns
Jill and Tony Downs
Chris and Patty Fleege
Dave and Lisa Goldberg
Joe and Linda Jeannette
Paul and Becky Kilgore
Michael and Marta Maddy
Elva B & Mitchell J. Sill Family Fund
Bert and Lyn Norman
Marcia and David Podratz
Mike and Heather Seyfer
James and Kathleen Vizanko
Geoffrey and Gudrun Witrak
Three donors who wish to remain anonymous
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Explorers
Debra and Dean Ager
Mr. and Mrs. Jerrid Anderson
Steve and Deanna Benson
Laura Budd
Eddie and Dorothy Connor
George and Judy Couture
Jim and Sue Denney
Bruce and Judith Derauf
Steve and Annette Eberhart
Thomas and Barbara Elliott
Alfred E. France
David and Barbara Gaddie
Dr. Larry and Ms. Anette Goodwin
Keith and Lynne Hamre
Denise and Dennis Hamsher
Steve and Bobbi Hansen
Richard D. and Laura J. Hanson
Paul A. Heller
Bruce and Susan Henke
Tom and Ann Hodge
Jim and Nancy Holmgren
Dr. and Mrs. Wolcott S. Holt
Helena Jackson and Doug Dunham
Mr. Steve Jorgensen
Faris and Bonnie Keeling
John and Beth Kelly
Ms. Kathleen Kelly
Ms. Bonnie A. Keppers
John and Elaine Killen
Chuck and Mary Kimball
Pam Kramer and Grey Doffin
Yvette and David Krech
Jim and Dorothy Langager
Douglas and Jennifer Lewis
Mary H. Lewis
David Lund and Mary Holm-Lund
Daniel and Sarah Maddy
Ann and Bob Mars
Ellen Marsden
Dave and Cari McMillan
Deborah Medlin
Don and Nancy Moline
Emery Lee Monthei
Mark and Ina Myles
Brad and Lezlie Oachs
Saundra and Buzz Palmer
Bruce Peckham
Sandy and Geoff Popham
Bob and Kristin Ryan
Dr. and Mrs. Edward Ryan
Verna and Arend Sandbulte
Dr. John and Julie Sanford
Judy Sarvela
James and Jacqulin Sebastian
Julie and Tom Seidelmann
Mitchell and Elva Sill
Daniel and Ann-Marie Stojevich
Lonnie and Pamela Swartz
Tim and Phyllis Thorp
Stephen and Susan Utech
Dr. Sharnell Valentine
Thomas B. Wheeler
Bob and Ruby Zallar
Seven donors who wish to
remain anonymous
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Friends
Mr. Mark D. Allison
Ellen and Michael Altman
Mr. Kevin Anderson
Charles and Karen Andresen
Matt and Kate Andrews
David and Judith Arvold
Ms. Amy Back
George and Linda Balach
Robert B. Ballou
Mr. Bob Bastianelli
Ms. Cassandra Beardsley
Bill and Lydia Bennett
Steven and Tammy Benoit
Gary and Jeanette Benusa
Steve J. Betzler
Dr. Lendley and Ms. Connie Black
Mark and Sherry Boyce
Doug Britton and Nancy Odden
Bryan Brown and Sara Lorebeki Brown
Lurene S. Buhrmann
Ann M. Busche
Dan and Mary Campbell
Dr. Christopher and Ms. Amy Carlson
Colleen Carlson
Margaret E. Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. William A. Carlson
Dr. Irene Carr
Matthew and Michelle Cartier
Mike and Kathi Cashin
Jim and Judy Cherveny
David Christensen and Mary Beamish
Terry and Kathy Clark
William Clark
Mr. Roger A. Clarke
Nancy Claypool
Caroline F. Clement
Gene and Lori Collard
Ms. Mary Ellen Crain
Mr. Ed J. Crawford
Stephanie M. Cummings
Diane Davidson
Brad and Alane Davis
Steve and Mary Decatur
Dr. Christine Depenthal
Gabe T. Dodson
Ms. Elizabeth Domholdt
Tom and Melissa Donofrio
Ann and Ken Donovan
Lester and Rose Drewes
Craft and Ellie Dryer
Shawn Dunlevy
Joseph W. Dusek
Gary and Barbara Eckenberg
Mark and Mary Eckman
Joe Ehlers and Sarah Nelson
Thomas and Carol Eling
Ms. Lisa Erwin
Jeff and Kristi Evanson
Robert and Teresa Falsani
Tim and Tamara Felix
John and Cynthia Fochs
Donald and Laurie Fosnacht
Greg and Sheila Fox
Lori and Doug Frisk
Robert and Angelica Fryberger
Anita and Mark Goellner
Ms. Amie Golcz
David Gordon
Mark and Jane Gottwald
Bill and Deanna Gronseth
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Friends
Dan and Melanie Gunderson
Mr. Vinod Gupta
Dave and Deb Halver
Steve and Mary Hansen
Mr. Kristofor Hanson
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Hanson
Ms. Beverly Harries
Steve and Ann Harrington
Ms. Sandra Hoffman
Ms. Dona W. Holloway
LeAnn House and Shelley Gruskin
Alyssa Hudy
Mr. Matthew Hunter
Tom and Marsha Hystead
Howard and Elizabeth Jacobson
Mr. Clyde Jago
Sylvia B. Jamar
Drs. Kang and Barry James
David and Dawn Jensch
Alan and Dorothy Johns
Christine Swenson and Don Johnson
Mr. Jim Johnson
Mark and Julie Johnson
Mark E. Johnson and Patricia Michals
John and Lisa Kappenman
Patrick and Mary Keenan
Jeri and Gale Kerns
Timothy and Carol Kleinschmidt
Michael and Debra Klopp
Rick Klun
Dr. Priscilla and Mr. Bob Knighton
Jay and Julie Knuths
Joel and Catherine Koemptgen
Pamela Krall
Mr. Craig Kvale
Steven and Melissa LaFlamme
Mark and Karen LaLiberte
Michael and Mary Lee Lalich
Keith D. Larson
Tony and Nicole Larson
Lizette and John Lawien
Stephen and Barbara Lewis
Terry and Sue Lundberg
Nancy and Vince Magnuson
Richard and Patti McNutt
Angie Miller
David Moeller and Bryce Nixon
Gary and Mary Moline
Darlene S. Morris
Steven and Traci Morris
Tim and Deb Morris
Pat Mullen
Thomas and Lynn Nelson
Alan Netland and Melanie Shepard
Mr. Mark Newman
Ann and Bob Niedringhaus
Ms. Jeanne Nolan
Eric and Carol Norberg
Nancy, Peder and Annagrace Norr
John and Anne Nys
Mr. Lawrence J. O’Shaughnessy
Nick and Joan Ostapenko
Teresa O’Toole
Drs. Michael Overend and Lucy Grina
Mr. Bruce R. Overson
Mark and Susan Pannkuk
Joyce and Jay Parker
Albert and Lynda Parrella
Mr. Mark W. Paulson
Craig O. Peluso
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Friends
Greg and Jenny Peterson
Kelly Port
Mr. John A. Porter
George J Radosevich
Cathy Remington
Barbara and Steve Reyelts
Mr. Randy K. Rice
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Roby, Jr.
Ann M. Rock, M.D.
Anne and David Rogotzke
Mr. Michael Ross
Mark and Nancy Rubin
Dr. and Mrs. Timothy A. Rubin
Russ and Chrissy Salgy
Kathleen and James Sanders
Steve and Mary Beth Santori
Mark Schneiderhan
Mark and Kathy Schober
Troy Schultz
Jack and Sandy Sellwood
Mr. David Sheedy
Judy and Tim Sheriff
Rachael Shetka
Paul Siders
Joseph J. and Mary C. Sitek
Michael F. Slag and Blanche B. Ebert
Jennifer Smith
Susan Smith
Corbin and Carrie Smyth
Peter and Sally Sneve
Kristopher J. Spenningsby
Harlan and Anita Stech
Don and Elizabeth Stellmaker
Bruce and Kaye Lee Stender
Peter & Patricia Stephenson
James H. Stewart
Ken and Ann Stocco
Mr. L.J. Stock
Mr. and Mrs. John Strange
Melissa Maloney and Ben Stromberg
Timothy D. and Lavonne Sullivan
Carolyn and Tim Sundquist
Dan Svendsen
Daniel Swartz
Dean Thesing
Margaret Thickens
John Ivey and Mary Thomas
Tom and Carol Threinen
Robert and Gail Toftey
Ann and Kevin Treacy
Dr. Laura J. Trombino & Jack Laffe
Ms. Karen L. Turnboom
Bill Ulland and Ann Glumac
Ms. Gwen Updegraft
Michael and Geraldine Vandenberg
Scott and Dana Varland
Ms. Margaret (Margie) Waechter
Andrea Wahman and Lee Zimmerman
Bob and Sharon Wahman
Mr. Thomas R. Ward
Mr. Bruce H. Webb
Gregory J. Wegler
Per and Elaine Wickstrom
Jeff and Barb Wiklund
William and Martha Witrak
Steve C. Yehle
Tim and Anita Zager
Blaze H. Zenner
Mary and Jim Zastrow
14 donors who wish to remain anonymous
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Get Involved:
ENGAGEMENT
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6 Ways to Partner with United Way
#1 WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN (W):
These are fun, morale-building activities that provide your staff with an easy,
affordable way to contribute to their community through payroll deduction or onetime gifts. In addition, incorporate the N EW HIRE/ RETIREE PROGRAM: Provide
opportunities and informational materials to new staff and retiring staff for starting
or continuing their contributions to United Way.
#2 CORPORATE GIFT (C):
Your tax-deductible corporate gift gets RESULTS: United Way collaborates with local
businesses, government, educational institutions, and non-profits to meet the most
pressing social service issues. These issues range from large scale ones such as
affordable housing to providing positive, youth-enrichment activities.
#3 SPECIAL EVENT (E):
The organization/business can host special events, either internally or community
wide, to raise money for United Way (e.g. golf tournament, bake sale, bowling
tournament, auction, etc.).
#4 SPONSORSHIPS or IN-KIND DONATIONS (S):
Maximize the visibility of your partnership with United Way and capitalize on
co-branding opportunities. Or, make a gift of a product or service to our upcoming
events.
#5 VOLUNTEER (V):
Give the gift of time - Volunteering is a hands-on way to see the impact local agencies
are creating in our community and to help advance this work. We can connect you
with roles that align with your abilities, interests, and availability.
#6 LEADERSHIP (L):
With an annual contribution of $1000 or more, Leadership contributors significantly
impact critical community needs
RESULT: RECOGNITION AND PRIDE - When you and your associates conduct a campaign,
sponsor an event, or organize a volunteer team, you grow morale, engage your employees, and
foster a sense of pride. In addition, United Way recognizes participating businesses at our
year-end Campaign Awards Celebration and in publications.
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United Way
Recognition of those that
LIVE UNITED
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ACS Industries, Inc.
W
Advantage Sales
Adventure Zone
S
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V
AFSCME Local 66
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S
V
AFSCME Local 3558
C
E
S
W
V
E
S
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AFSCME Retirees
Aftenro Home
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Allina Health System
W
Altec HiLine, LLC
W
Ameriprise Financial (Abrahamzon et al)
W
Ameriprise Financial (Gupta)
W
Anderson, Kuiti & Asuma, PLLC
W
Andren's, Inc.
C
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Arc Northland
W
Architectural Resources, Inc.
W
Arrowhead Paint Products
Arrowhead Pathologists
Leadership
AAA Minnesota
Volunteer
W
Sponsorship
W
3M Company
Special Event
1 Roof Community Housing
Corporate
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
C
W
L
Arrowhead Printing Company
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Arrowhead Regional Development Commission
W
L
Aspen Aerials, Inc.
W
C
Azcon Metals
W
C
Balach Dental Office
W
Bank of America (Merrill Lynch)
W
L
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S
Bellisio Foods Inc.
W
Bellisio's Italian Restaurant & Wine Bar
W
L
S
Benedictine Health Center/Westwood Apartments
C
L
S
Bernick's of Duluth
W
Best Buy
W
Blandin Foundation
C
E
S
C
L
W
Bluestone Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
C
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Border States Electric
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Northland
V
E
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Bent Paddle Brewing Co.
BMO Harris Bank
C
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E
Bricklayers & Allied Craftworkers Local 1 / MND
C
E
S
V
Bridge Structural Ornamental & Iron Workers Local 512
C
E
S
V
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
W
Business Music, Ltd.
C
C
Calumet Superior Refining
W
Cargill
W
Carlson Orthodontics
W
Carpenters Local No. 361
W
Cartier Agency
W
Cash Wise Liquor
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Center City Housing Corp.
W
CenturyLink
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Ceridian Corporation
W
CHUM
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C
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City of Duluth
W
CN
W
W
Community Partners
W
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Citon Corporation
Community Services
Leadership
C
Beaner's Central
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota
Volunteer
W
Barr Engineering Company
Benedictine Health System
Sponsorship
Special Event
Corporate
Barko Hydraulics
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
V
V
C
L
L
E
E
L
S
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Cooperative Light & Power
W
C
L
Cosmetology Careers Unlimited
S
Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Northland
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CSL Plasma Services
W
C
Cummins NPower, LLC
W
C
DAIP-Domestic Abuse Intervention Program
W
Damiano of Duluth, Inc.
W
DECC
W
Dex Media
W
E
Cub Foods
S
L
DMH Strategies, LLC
V
Dougherty Funeral Home
C
Dougherty Veterinary Clinic
C
Dr. Michael Bussa Dental Office
C
Dr. Pepper Snapple Group
W
Dryer, Storaasli, Knutson & Pommerville Ltd.
W
DSACF Anonymous Friend Designated Fund
L
C
DSC Communications
DTE Energy Corporation
S
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Duluth Area Chamber of Commerce (FUSE Duluth)
V
Duluth Area Family YMCA
W
Duluth Brass Manufacturing
W
S
V
S
V
C
Duluth Building and Construction Trades Council
E
Duluth Grill
S
Duluth LISC
W
Duluth News Tribune
W
Duluth Seaway Port Authority
W
Duluth Superior Symphony Orchestra
W
Duluth Transit Authority
W
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C
V
L
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Eagles Nest Massage Therapy
Ecolab Inc.
Leadership
C
Volunteer
C
W
Sponsorship
Corporate
W
Continental Ski & Bike
Special Event
Workplace
Compass Minerals
ORGANIZATION
S
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Education Minnesota
S
V
Enbridge, Inc.
W
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Enventis
W
C
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L
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Exodus Machines
E
S
V
L
L
C
W
Eye Clinic West
L
C
Fairfield Inn by Marriott
Leadership
Events & Marketing Specialists
Volunteer
W
Sponsorship
W
Essentia Retired Physicians
Special Event
Essentia
Corporate
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
C
V
W
S
Famous Dave's Bar and Grill
V
L
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FedEx Express
W
Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery
W
L
Fitger's Wine Cellars
S
Fond Du Luth Casino
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Foster, Jacobs & Johnson, Inc.
W
C
Foth Infrastructure & Environment, LLC
W
C
Fryberger Buchanan Smith & Frederick, PA
W
General Electric
W
General Mills
W
Generations Health Care Initiatives
W
L
Geraghty, O'Laughlin and Kenney
W
L
Gerdau
W
Girl Scouts of MN & WI Lakes and Pines
W
L
L
C
Glenwood Signs and Awards, Inc.
S
Goodwill Industries
W
E
Graco
W
C
Grandma's Restaurant Company
W
C
Grandma's Saloon & Grill Canal Park
W
S
Grandma's Saloon & Grill Miller Hill
W
S
Grandma's Sports Garden
W
S
Great Lakes Aquarium
V
L
V
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H. Christiansen Company
C
W
Happy Sleeper Mattress
C
S
L
C
Hanft Fride, a Professional Association
W
Hansen House Company
W
Harbor City International School
S
S
Green Mill Restaurant
L
L
L
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Leadership
Volunteer
C
W
Hartel's/DBJ
C
HealthSource Chiropractic
Hermantown City Offices
Sponsorship
Harbor Insurance
Special Event
Harbor City Oil & Propane
Corporate
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
S
W
Hermantown Federal Credit Union
C
Hertz Rent-A-Car
W
Honeywell International Inc.
W
Housing & Redevelopment Authority of Duluth
W
W
Human Development Center: North Shore
W
Hunt Electric Corporation
S
L
V
L
C
IBEW Local 242
W
E
S
V
IBEW Local 31
W
E
S
V
IBM Employees & Retirees
W
Ikonics Corporation
W
Industrial Welders & Machinists
C
S
L
C
ISD 700 Hermantown Schools
W
ISD 704 Bay View Elementary
W
ISD 704 Proctor Public Schools
W
ISD 709 ALC - ABE
W
L
ISD 709 Central Administration Building
W
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ISD 709 Congdon Park School
W
ISD 709 Duluth Schools
W
ISD 709 East High School
W
ISD 709 Head Start
W
ISD 709 Lakewood School
W
ISD 709 Lowell School
W
ISD 709 Myers-Wilkins Elementary
W
ISD 709 Ordean East Middle School
W
ISD 709 Piedmont School
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ISD 709 Stowe Elementary School
W
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E
IUOE Local 49
E
J&J Insurance & Investments
W
Jamar Company
W
James P. Paciotti Law Firm
L
S
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L
C
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L
C
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C
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Johnson's Bakery
S
Johnson Controls
W
Johnson & Johnson
W
Johnson Insurance Consultants
W
Johnson, Killen & Seiler, P.A.
W
L
Kemps
S
Kinetic Industries
C
Kleiman Realty
C
Kohl's Department Store
Kolquist, Seitz & Goldman, Ltd.
Leadership
S
Jitters Coffee & Tea House
John Ivey Thomas Associates Inc.
Volunteer
C
Jefferson People's House
Sponsorship
W
Special Event
Corporate
JCPenney Company, Inc.
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
S
V
W
KQDS Fox 21
V
Kraus-Anderson Construction Company
W
Krech Ojard & Associates, Inc.
W
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Laboratory Medicine Specialists of Duluth
W
C
L
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Labovitz Enterprises Lion Hotel Group
W
Lake Bank NA
W
Lake County Veterinary Clinic
W
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V
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Laborers Local 1091
LaBounty Manufacturing
L
C
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Lake Superior Art Glass
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Lake Superior College
S
Lake Superior Community Health Center
W
Lake Superior School District 381
W
Lake View Memorial Hospital
W
E
Lamar Outdoor Advertising
L
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LHB, Inc.
W
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Liberty Mutual
W
C
Life House
W
Lincoln Stores, Inc.
W
Lindquist & Company, Inc.
W
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Lynn Beechler Realty
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C
Malcolm B. Davy Law Office
W
Maney International of Duluth, Inc.
W
Manpower
W
L
C
Marcus Lakes 10 Theatre
Marshall School
S
E
W
Mayne Design
V
C
McGladrey LLP
W
McGough Construction Co., Inc.
W
Medica Health Plan
W
L
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L
Melhus Management Company
C
Members Cooperative Credit Union
C
Meyer Group Architects
V
Michaud Distributing
Midwest Energy Resources Company
Leadership
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Volunteer
C
W
Sponsorship
Corporate
W
Little Angie's Cantina and Grill
Special Event
Workplace
Liscomb-Hood-Mason Company
ORGANIZATION
S
W
Miller Hill Dental
C
Miller Trunk Family Dentistry
C
Minnesota Nurses Association
E
Minnesota Power Employees Credit Union
W
Minnesota Power Retirees
W
Minnesota Power, an ALLETE Company: North Shore
W
W
C
S
V
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L
C
E
MIPhotoBooth
S
V
L
V
L
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MJP Management
W
Moline Machinery LLC
W
L
Monaco Air Duluth
W
L
Morgan Stanley Wealth Management
W
Mount Royal Fine Foods
MTS Systems
C
My Bonnie Beauty Salon
Myers-Wilkins Community School Collaborative
C
W
NALC Branch 114
S
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E
W
C
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S
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Leadership
C
North Shore Bank of Commerce
W
North Shore Horizons
W
C
L
North Shore Scenic Railroad
V
North Star Foundation
W
W
Northern Communities Credit Union
W
Northern Lights Counseling Center LLP
W
Northern Metalworks
W
Northern Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons
W
Northern States Supply, Inc.
W
Northland American Red Cross
W
Northland Constructors of Duluth LLC
W
Northland OB/GYN Associates
W
Northland's NewsCenter
W
Northshore Mining
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Northshore Steel, Inc.
L
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L
L
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C
C
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C
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Northwood Children's Services
W
Oneida Realty Company
W
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgical Associates
W
O'Reilly Auto Parts
W
Orman Nord & Hurd
W
Otis-Magie Insurance Agency, Inc.
W
C
L
L
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Out There Advertising
Painters Local 106
W
C
Park State Bank
W
C
Payroll Processing Plus, Inc.
E
S
V
S
V
C
Peace United Church of Christ
W
Pfizer, Inc.
W
Piedmont Barbers & Salon
C
W
C
E
W
C
E
Polaris Industries Inc.
W
C
Positively 3rd Street Bakery
Preferred Loyalty Solutions
Volunteer
C
Sponsorship
W
Nordic Sales and Distribution LLC
Special Event
Corporate
Nationwide Enterprises
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
V
S
L
V
S
C
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Leadership
C
Public Defenders and Justice Partners
V
Raymond James Financial Liberty Wealth Management
W
RBC Wealth Management
W
C
L
Red Rock Radio
S
Republic Bank
W
Road Machinery & Supplies Co.
W
Rockwell Sales
W
Safe Haven Shelter and Resource Center
W
C
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Saffron & Grey Couture Floral Design
S
Sammy's Pizza & Deli (Lakeside)
C
Sam's Club Store 6320
W
Sand Creek Group, Ltd.
W
Sappi Fine Paper North America
W
C
SEIU 956
Service Printers of Duluth, Inc.
Volunteer
Sponsorship
Special Event
Proctor Federal Credit Union
Corporate
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
V
E
S
V
W
Share Advantage Credit Union
V
Shopko Hometown: Two Harbors
W
C
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Shopko Stores, Inc.
W
C
E
Sieben Grose Von Holtum & Carey, Ltd.
E
Sisu Medical Solutions LLC
W
SOAR Career Solutions
W
Spirit Mountain Recreation Center
W
SPS Commerce
W
St Louis County AJC
W
St. Germain's Casework Company
W
St. Germain's Glass Company
W
St. Louis County Administrator
W
St. Louis County ARCP
W
St. Louis County Assessor
W
St. Louis County Attorney
W
St. Louis County Auditor
W
St. Louis County Human Resources
W
St. Louis County Information Technology
W
St. Louis County Land & Minerals
W
St. Louis County Planning
W
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St. Louis County Recorder
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St. Luke's Health Systems
W
St. Luke's Health Systems: North Shore
W
St. Luke's Ophthalmology Associates
W
State of Minnesota
W
Stewart-Taylor Printing
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Surge Communications
V
Target, Inc.
W
C
Tate & Lyle Citric Acid Inc.
W
C
The College of St. Scholastica
W
The Mosaic Company
W
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V
L
C
The Pottery Burn
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The Salvation Army Thrift Store
S
The Ski Hut
C
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
C
TKDA
V
C
Superior Meats
The Salvation Army
L
L
Super One
Superior Water Light & Power Company
V
E
Summit School
Sunset Bar & Grill
Leadership
W
Volunteer
W
St. Louis County Public Works
Sponsorship
W
St. Louis County Public Health & Human Services
Special Event
St. Louis County Property Management
Corporate
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
S
W
Toasty's
S
TransCanada
V
Tryon Media
V
Twin Ports Paper
S
U.S. Bancorp
W
UDAC, Inc.
W
UFCW 1189
E
United Parcel Service
W
W
UnitedHealth Group
W
W
S
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C
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C
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Sponsorship
Volunteer
Leadership
W
Special Event
Corporate
US Bank
Workplace
ORGANIZATION
E
S
V
L
S
V
USW 9460
Valley Youth Centers
W
L
Vertical Endeavors
VERSO Corporation
S
W
Vogel Foundation
V
C
Voyageur Bus Company
C
W.P. & R.S. Mars Company
W
Walgreens-All Locations
W
Wal-Mart Store 1757
W
WDIO / WIRT-TV
W
WDSE/WRPT
W
C
L
C
E
L
E
Wells Fargo Bank
W
Western Lake Superior Sanitary District
W
Western Realty
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V
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C
WesternBank
W
C
WestmorelandFlint
W
C
Wheeler Associates
W
L
Whole Foods Community Co-Op, Inc.
S
Whole Person Associates
W
Wilson McShane Corporation
W
Wipfli CPAs and Consultants
W
Wisconsin Department of Transportation
W
Woodland Hills
W
Workers United Local 99
V
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C
W
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Yarn Harbor
S
Young & Associates
W
Younkers
W
YWCA
W
Zeitgeist Arts Café
S
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Wells Fargo Advisors
Xcel Energy Corporation
L
C
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Events
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WORKPLACE CAMPAIGN RECRUITMENT
SUMMER 2015
Freshen up your workplace campaign this year at our training.
CHILI COOK-OFF
SEPTEMBER 10, 2015 - DECC 5:00 - 7:00
Sample over 40 chilies and vote on your favorite at this fun,
family chili cook-off. Note the new time!
GIVE TO THE MAX DAY
November 12, 2015 - All day!
Don’t forget to support your favorite non-profit on Give to the Max
day!
FAMILY VOLUNTEER DAY
November 21, 2015
DAY OF CARING --Holiday Edition
December 9, 2015
BIKE SWAP
April, 2016
This family event is a great one to donate, sell or buy a bike.
Sign-up for our eNewsletter @
DAY OF CARING
JUNE 24, 2015
Volunteer for the day! Give back to the community by helping local
non-profits in need of extra hands.
www.unitedwayduluth.org
NAT’L LETTER CARRIER FOOD DRIVE
MAY 9, 2015
Set out a bag or two of non-perishable food items. Your letter
carrier and/or a volunteer will deliver the food to your nearest food
shelf.
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Jeanette Benusa
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