2011 Annual Report - The United Way of Clark, Champaign and ...

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UNITED 

2011 | COMMUNITY REPORT 

United Way of Clark, Champaign & Madison Counties 

GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER.

We help organizations and 

communities grow stronger 

through the partnership of 

agencies, donors, the staff 

of United Way and countless 

committed volunteers. 

2 | LIVE UNITED 

A Message From the President and Executive Director… 

United Way of Clark, Champaign & Madison Counties is unveiling a new bold crisp 

look. The look is LIVE UNITED…Give, Advocate and Volunteer. You have seen this 

branding on national and regional United Way ads. Now, this new look will also 

represent your local United Way. LIVE UNITED is here to stay. 

LIVE UNITED is about advancing the common good. LIVE UNITED means working 

with our community partners, other funders, our affiliated agencies, donors, 

supporting companies and volunteers to help create opportunities for a better life 

for all. Components of LIVE UNITED are: 

� �� – Being involved with the annual United Way Campaign is a good place 

to start. It’s a fantastic way to invest hard earned dollars into programs and 

initiatives that are making a measurable difference in people’s lives locally. We have 

demonstrated the power of Club 52, giving one dollar or more a week or increasing 

your donation by one dollar a week. Over 3,800 people have taken the Club 52 

Pledge during the past two years and made a significant difference. 

� �� – Everyone deserves opportunities to have a good life: quality 

education leading to a stable job, enough income to support a family, access to 

quality health care, and assistance in times of emergency. Advocating for improved 

services at a community and systems level supports advancing the common good. 

� �� – Being a United Way and/or community volunteer brings unlimited 

value to our community. Giving of time and leadership to community projects, 

governance oversight and making funding decisions is priceless. 

There would be no United Ways without volunteers! 

Heroes are people who help others. There are thousands of local United Way 

heroes. We are asking our heroes to take another big step and LIVE UNITED! 

Help us advance the common good. Help us create opportunities for a better life 

for all! 

GIVE … ADVOCATE …VOLUNTEER 

THE UNITED WAY 

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A YEAR OF 

LIVING UNITED 


2011-2012 Board of Trustees 

Executive Committee 

Mr. Matt Luther 

President 

Mr. Mike McDorman 

Immediate Past President 

Mr. Joe Jackson 

Vice President 

Mr. Charles Patterson 

Treasurer/Secretary 

Mr. Thom Goodfellow 

Impact Development Chair 

GIVE. ADVOCATE. VOLUNTEER. 

Members 

Mr. Jason Barlow 

Ms. Marilyn Demma 

Mr. Pete Foreman 

Dr. Jim Gay 

Mr. Gordon Henderson 

Ms. Shelia Hiddleson 

Mr. Paul Kavanagh 

Mr. Buck Minyo 

Mr. Brian Nicol 

Ms. Terry Pope 

Ms. Sheila Rice 

Mr. Rich Rough 

Ms. Jennifer Rousculp 

Ms. Vickie Rowe 

Mr. Chip Spinning 

Mr. Tim Suter 

Ms. Susan Young 

AWARDS 

President’s Award 

Thom Goodfellow 

Morrey Shifman Spirit of 

United Way Award 

Navistar 

Rookie of the Year 

Ellen Pond 

UNITED WAY & 

2-1-1 STAFF 

Carah Birch 

Audrey Ferryman 

Joyce Johnson 

Doug Lineberger 

Marilyn Martin 

Erin Neely 

Laurie Spors 

Lin Wagner 

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GROWING OUR POTENTIAL 

THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS 

A Partnership for Success Promotes Healthy Neighborhoods 

United Way sought to increase our involvement in 

neighborhood revitalization by contacting the City of 

Springfield. We asked how United Way could better serve 

and promote healthy neighborhoods, where people feel 

safe, secure and proud to live. The City of Springfield 

identified a critical home and property that truly was a 

gateway into a great Springfield neighborhood. The 

house was a candidate for the government sponsored 

Neighborhood Stabilization Project (NSP) program. Without 

significant attention, this home could have continued to 

deteriorate and potentially create some uncertainty about 

the stability of the area. The United Way, in cooperation 

with their partners at the City of Springfield, Speedway LLC 

and their many outstanding business partners, renovated to 

nearly new status, a home that had been vacant for two years. 

During this substantial project, a great deal of work 

was performed: 

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was installed. 

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with new interior doors and trim. 

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and appliances. 

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adding a new first floor laundry room and full 

bathroom. 

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new shingles, gutters and downspouts. New exterior 

doors and lighting were added. 

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project, performing painting, landscaping and general 

construction tasks. 

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was sold to a family later in the year. It provides a great 

home to a family and a new gateway to the neighborhood. 

Property values will continue to stabilize and attitudes about 

the neighborhood will continue to strengthen. Pride is felt 

throughout the area; it was a win – win project for all! 


Get Up and Go After School Program Helps Youth Learn Healthy Habits 

WESTERN CLARK COUNTY PARTNERSHIP 

Target Area: Stable Healthy Families 

The Get Up and Go After School Program 

National Trail Parks and Recreation District Partner 

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prompting United Way to look for options to help fill the 

void for afterschool programs in Western Clark County. 

National Trail Parks and Recreation District was planning 

to expand services into New Carlisle, so discussions were 

initiated to provide services to elementary school children 

in that area. 

The Get Up and Go After School Program began in 

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with initial funding from United Way. Four sessions of the 

program were offered to children in the 3rd through 5th 

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additional United Way funding. 

The goal of the Get Up and Go After School Program 

is to improve the lives of the youth in Western Clark 

County by providing fun physical fitness opportunities 

and nutritional education. The children involved in the 

program were introduced to new non-traditional fitness 

activities along with traditional sports and nutrition 

education in hopes they would find an activity they 

enjoyed and healthy eating habits that would put them 

on a path to lifelong good health. 


Activities that were part of the program included 

traditional recreational sports such as basketball and 

soccer and non-traditional ones such as Zumbatonic 

fitness, dance, martial arts, walking and jumping 

competitions. The children also attended field trips to 

local destinations that included hiking at Charleston Falls, 

The Fitness Cellar, bowling, roller skating and activities at 

Smith Park in New Carlisle. 

Nutrition lessons were also part of the curriculum. The 

weekly lessons focused on topics such as the food pyramid, 

portion control, food labels and more. Healthy snacks were 

provided to the children each week. 

National Trail Parks and Recreation District also partnered 

with several local agencies, such as the Ohio State 

University Extension, Wittenberg University and Clark 

County Combined Health District to provide educational 

programs. The OSU program “Eat Smart, Be Active, Learn 

How” was offered to the parents of the children involved 

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program. The Clark County Combined Health District 

conducted BMI screenings for the program. Wittenberg 

University assisted with the evaluation process and 

several students used the program for their thesis 

projects and community service hours. 

The Get Up and Go After School Program recently 

received a 1st place Awards of Excellence from the 

Ohio Park and Recreation Association. We congratulate 

the Parks District staff and their partners for this special 

award. This is another example of the quality work and 

service delivered by United Way Partners and an example 

of advancing the common good! 

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The Promise of a Neighborhood Coming Together 

Two years ago, Clark County Funders’ Forum 

received a proposal for the development of a Promise 

Neighborhood in the Lincoln Elementary School 

District with full support from Springfield City Schools 

and Dr. David Estrop, Superintendent. The Funders’ 

Forum includes United Way, local foundations, city and 

county government and other non-profit agencies that 

have the capacity to fund community initiatives. After 

“The culture of the school 

has been transformed to 

create higher aspirations 

about conduct and about 

academic work.” 

discussion and research, the funders collectively pledged 

$100,000 per year for three years to launch the Promise 

Neighborhood Initiative. 

Springfield Promise 

Neighborhood (SPN) is built 

upon the idea that education 

is the most important 

way to end generational 

poverty. The initiative 

focuses on the children in 

the attendance zone of Lincoln Elementary School in 

Springfield, Ohio, a neighborhood school and part of 

Springfield City School District. High need factors for 


the Lincoln neighborhood include a high incidence of 

poverty, low academic achievement scores, and low 

scores on kindergarten readiness assessments. Assets of 

the Lincoln neighborhood include housing and economic 

neighborhood stabilization efforts, as well as the assets 

of schools, churches, parents, neighbors, teachers, and 

youth. SPN develops and coordinates the leadership of 

residents and the people who work in the community to 

identify and respond to community concerns. It uses a 

ground up approach to create an environment that is a 

good place to live and raise a family. 

Now in its second year of operation, SPN has made 

important steps. Residents have formed an association 

that meets each week. They have formed work teams 

around the issues of safety, recreation, and neighborhood 

beautification (including school and neighborhood 

gardens) that have been identified as significant areas of 

concern. The culture of the school has been transformed 

to create higher aspirations about conduct and about 

academic work. This year, residents and the faculty of 

Lincoln School have expanded their efforts to develop 

out-of-school enrichment opportunities for youth. Plans 

include creating spring and summer opportunities for 

youth to learn about food and nutrition. Residents hope 

to transform the grounds around Lincoln School to include 

recreational opportunities and a lab garden that will 

promote healthy living. 

United Way is very supportive of this special initiative 

and is proud to be one of its partners, supporting the 

common good! 


Ohio Edison 

Springfield High 

UW Clark, Champaign & Madison Co 

Ohio Power Company 

Springfield News-Sun 

Valco Industries 

Clark County Farm Bureau Becomes Our Newest Partner 

Ohio Valley Medical Center 

Springfield Poultry Co. 

Vernon Family Funeral Home 

Orbis 

Springfield Regional Medical Center Vince Rubbish Removal 

United O’Reilly Way Auto is Parts excited to announce our new partnership Springfield-Clark with CTC including agriculture. Farm Wagner, Day Maurice will be a & signature Davidson event Co., L.P.A. for 

the OSU Clark Combined County Charitable Farm Bureau. Campaign This partnership St. John’s is based Center the summer. It will serve Wallace as an incentive & Turner for targeted students 

upon P.E. Bline shared Land principles Companyof 

education, youth leadership, Stanley Electric to continue learning in Wal-Mart the summer and will be an integral 

healthy Park Layne lifestyles, Elementary nutrition School education and promotion State Employee of - CCC 

Wal-Mart Super Center 

business Pentaflex, that Inc. improves economic conditions. State Farm Insurance 

Walter & Smith Funeral Home 

Pepsi Cola Bottlers of Spfld. 

Sweet Manufacturing 

Our new partnership brings agriculture and United Way 

Perpetual Federal Savings Bank 

Sweeting Tire, Inc. 

Walt’s Auto Wrecking, Inc. 

Warder Park/Wayne 

together, working to improve the quality of life in our local 

Perrin Woods Elementary 

Target Distribution Center 

WellPoint Foundation 

community. It is important to note that agriculture is the 

Pioneer Rural Electric, Inc. 

Taylor, Applegate & Hughes 

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign 

largest 

PNC Bank 

aggregate business in Clark County and 

Tecumseh 

Ohio. What 

Local Schools 

WellSpring 

we 

Pratt 

wear, 

Industries 

what powers our cars and everything 

Tecumseh 

we eat comes 

Middle School 

WENCO 

from Project agriculture Woman in one form or another. The Tecumseh potential to Senior High School 

WesBanco Bank 

develop R&M Materials jobs and Handling technology is almost limitless Tecumseh, in the Boy Scouts of America West Liberty - Salem Schools 

field R.E. Skillings of agriculture. Supplies The newest term that is being Teikuro used Corporation to 

Willman Furniture 

describe Real Estate this II agricultural phenomenon is “agbioscience”, 

The Champion Company 

Wittenberg University 

meaning: Reid School agriculture is a core driver of economic The Hall growth Company 

Woeber Mustard 

and Remax business expansion opportunities. The Loving Care Hospice 

Yamada North America, Inc. 

Remington Steel, Inc. 

The Peoples Savings Bank 

Yost Superior Company 

One might ask, “why a partnership between United Way component of the education curriculum focusing on food: 

Richards, Raff & Dunbar Memorial Home The Salvation Army 

and the Clark County Farm Bureau?” The answer is, “by its origin, cultivation, harvest, preparation and nutrition. 

Rocking Horse Community Health Center The Springfield Arts Council 

combining our resources we can affect positive change in our 

Every effort was made to list our 

The majority of students attending Lincoln have never 

Rockway Primary/Middle School 

The Springfield Foundation 

supporting companies & organizations 

community.” We share common values and these values will been on a farm or been 

Rolling Hills Elementary 

Transportation Research Center 

accurately. around We farm apologize animals. for They any errors. also 

be showcased with our first partnership initiative - Farm Day! have a limited awareness of the connection between 

Rollins Moving & Storage 

Travel Specialties, Inc. 

the food we purchase and its origin. 

Farm Roosevelt Day is Middle a component School of the Promise Neighborhood/ 

Triad Middle School 

Scarff’s Nursery 

Lincoln Elementary Triad School District 

Schaefer Middle School 

School Summer Triec Dream 

Security National Bank 

Seepex 

Shawnee High School 

Academy. Trutec This special Industries 

“The potential to develop 

event will Turner provide Foundation added 

value to the United Academy. Health Group jobs and technology is 

Sheehan Brothers Vending, Inc. 

Simon Kenton 

Smith’s Fruit Market 

The event United will provide Parcel Service 

a strong United positive Senior Services 

reward to Urbana students City Schools 

almost limitless in the 

field of agriculture.” 

Snowhill School 

for school Urbana attendance City Schools Central Office 

and Snyder achievement Park School as well as linking science, agriculture, Urbana East Elementary 

vocational South Vienna education Middle and technology. Urbana Junior High Farm School Day will be an event that brings agriculture to life for 

Southeastern Schools Employees 

Urbana Local Intermediate these children and their parents, a real life experience in 

Spain’s Service Center 

Urbana North Elementary a controlled environment. This event is a major part of an 

One goal of Springfield Promise Neighborhood in 2012 is 

Speedway LLC 

Urbana Senior High education School continuum focusing on science and nutrition. 

the development of out-of-school enrichment opportunities. 

Spencer & Kremer, CPA’s 

Urbana South Primary We School look forward to this partnership event and to future 

A community-based team is planning to enhance the two 

Springfield Art Museum 

Urbana University community initiatives with the Clark County Farm Bureau! 

week summer school to include cultural and social events. 

Springfield City Schools 

Urbana-Champaign Co. Senior Center 

These events will help youth expand their view of the world, 

Springfield Family YMCA 

US Bank 


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2-1-1 ACHIEVES 

ACCREDITATION 

We hate to brag but…United Way’s 2-1-1 has achieved 

international recognition! 

Our 2-1-1 is among a select group of organizations to 

be accredited by the Alliance of 

Information and Referral Systems 

(AIRS), one of only 142 Accredited 

2-1-1’s in the United States 

and Canada. Accreditation is 

recognition of excellence in 

information and referral services 

after successful completion of a 

detailed professional accreditation process from the Alliance 

of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS). Less than 12% of 

all 2-1-1’s have achieved accreditation. 


The AIRS Accreditation Program is a multi-phase, 2 year, 

process that assesses more than 200 distinct operational 

components and includes an expert review of the agency’s 

resource database, a “secret shopper” monitoring of service 

delivery, and culminates in a detailed onsite review. 

2-1-1 has been a part of United Way since 1977. Since then 

2-1-1 has been linking people with the resources they need 

in Clark and Champaign Counties. Over 18,000 people 

received essential information in 2011. 


OUR UNITED WAY PARTNER AGENCIES 

United Way has 42 Affiliated Agency partners in Clark, 

Champaign & Madison Counties. Collectively the 75 

programs provided by our partner agencies have a 

significant positive impact on the lives of thousands of 

people and families. A cumulative summary of their impact 

and level of United Way support is listed below. We are 

appreciative of the high level of service that is provided by 

our partner agencies to the community we serve! 

Clark County 

American Cancer Society 

American Red Cross 

Big Brothers/Big Sisters 

Boy Scouts - Tecumseh Council 

Catholic Charities of Southwestern Ohio 

Clark County Literacy Coalition 

Community Mercy Hospice 

Community Mercy MedAssist 

Girl Scouts of Western Ohio 

Graceworks Lutheran Services 

Interfaith Hospitality Network 

McKinley Hall 

Mental Health Services 

National Trail Parks & Recreation 

Oesterlen Services for Youth 

Project Woman 

Promise Neighborhood Project 

Rocking Horse Community Health Center 

The Salvation Army 

South Charleston Community Park 

Springfield Family Y 

United Senior Services 

WellSpring 

Total Distributed in Clark County 


Jul ‘10 - Jun 11 

$33,465 

101,540 

15,573 

32,446 

87,938 

10,124 

14,613 

23,000 

10,000 

3,600 

97,160 

17,451 

15,350 

19,121 

21,000 

29,941 

10,000 

92,539 

80,963 

2,987 

61,786 

53,734 

85,400 

$919,731 

Champaign County 

American Red Cross Mad River Chapter 

Boy Scouts - Tecumseh Council 

Cancer Association of Champaign County 

Caring Kitchen 


Champaign County Literacy Council 

Champaign Family YMCA 

Community Mercy Hospice 

Community Mercy MedAssist 

Consolidated Care 

Girl Scouts of Western Ohio 

Green Hills Daybreak Center 

Project Woman 

Urbana-Champaign Co. Senior Citizens Center 

WellSpring 

Total Distributed in Champaign County 

Madison County 

American Red Cross 

A Friend’s House 

Boy Scouts - Simon Kenton Council 

Community Action Organization 

Girl Scouts - Ohio’s Heartland Council 

H.E.L.P. House 

LifeCare Alliance 

Loving Care Hospice 

Madison County Health Dept. 

Madison County Health Partners - Free Clinic 

Mental Health Services 

Total Distributed in Madison County 

Grant Total 

Jul ‘10 - Jun 11 

$6,000 

4,440 

26,042 

27,189 

18,000 

7,646 

8,435 

7,500 

32,000 

11,548 

976 

4,990 

6,000 

14,800 

15,000 

$190,566 

Jul ‘10 - Jun 11 

$15,000 

3,636 

10,273 

4,910 

7,500 

20,012 

28,000 

10,000 

8,000 

20,040 

4,500 

$131,871 

$1,242,168 

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UNITED WAY VOLUNTEERS 

MAKING A DIFFERENCE 

Champaign County Volunteer Leadership 

Campaign Team 


Mr. William Denkewalter 

Ms Karen Bailey 

Ms. Terry Pope* 

Ms. Jeanne Bowman 

Mr. Greg Peters 

Ms. Ellen Pond 

Madison County Volunteer Leadership 

Campaign Team 

Mr. Zahid Siddiqi 

Mr. Steve Lelonek* 



Dr. Martha Geib 

Mr. Rod Kronk 

Ms. Lisa Hill 

Ms. Elizabeth Finchum 

Mr. Patrick Closser 

Ms. Darlene Steele 

* Committee Chair 


Core & Stable Healthy Families 

Ms. Jeanne Bowman 


Mr. Tim McDaniel 

Mr James Smith 


Ms. Jill O’Neal 

Ms. Ellen Pond 

Ms. Susan Bailey-Evans* 

Core & Stable Healthy Families 

Ms. Laura Toops* 

Ms. Jane Herman 

Ms. Kellie Portman 

Mr. Bill Cox 

Ms. Ginger Kronk 

Mr. Bryan Huddleston 

Self Sufficiency & 

Healthy Neighborhoods 

Mr. Marvin Stevens 

Ms. Karen Benton* 

Ms. Bonnie Forsythe 

Ms. Abby Cohn 

Mr. David Higgins 

Dr. Daniel Kaffenbarger 

Ms. Laura Baxter 

Self Sufficiency & 

Healthy Neighborhoods 

Mr. David Dhume 

Ms. Melissa Canney 

Mr. Mike Hensel 

Mr. Sean Hughes 

Mr. Doug Huff 

Mr. Zahid Siddiqi* 

Mr. Steve Lelonek 




Clark County Volunteer Leadership 

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Mr. Vince Chase 

Mr. Robert Suver 

Mr. Dan Barksdale 

Ms. Theresa Preston 

Dr. Dennis Roark 

Mr. Phil Teusink 

Mr. Anthony Kenney 

Ms. Heather Corbin 

Ms. Amy Donahoe 

Mr. William Groeber 

Mr. Toby Hayden 


Mr. Jim Leathley 

Mr. Matt Luther 

Mr. Matt Ryan 

Ms. Rhonda Lyle 

Mr. Tom Keehner 

Mr. Brock Burcham 

Dr. Stacia Smith 

Mr. Jim Nolan 

Ms. Nikki Lee 

Ms. Courtney Ross 

Mr. Tim Suter* 

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Mr. Andrew Bell 

Mr. Bill Fralick 

Mr. Tony Kenney 

* Committee Chair 


Mr. Ed Leventhal 

Dr. Dennis Roark 

Mr. Phil Teusink 

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Mr. Ronald Melchi 

Mr. Donald Warner 

Mr. David Dern 

Dr. James Miller 

Mr. William Edwards 

Ms. Judith Andrews 

Ms. Jennifer Rousculp* 

Mr. Terry Wozniak 

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Ms. Donna Frederick 

Ms. Priscilla Smithers 

Mr. Mitchell Hurst* 

Ms. Jackie Sudhoff 

Ms. Pam Bennett 

Ms. Latice Spann 

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Mr. Walter Szczesny 


Ms. Debbie Dewitt* 

Ms. Jill Stroupe 

Ms. Judy Wilson 

Mr. James Gray 

Ms. Deborah Hamilton 

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Ms. Toni Dosik 

Ms. Catherine Thomason* 

Ms. Deb Fischbach 

Mr. Kenith Britt 

Ms. Debbie Fralick 

Ms. Amy Donahoe 

Ms. Rhonda Lyle 

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CELEBRATING 

OUR PARTNERS 

2011 PACESETTERS 

Assurant 

Brower Insurance, LLC 

Developmental Disabilities Clark County 

Foreman-Blair Buick-GMC-Cadillac 

HDI Landing Gear (USA) Inc. 

Huntington National Bank 

Job and Family Services of Clark County 

KTH Parts Industries, Inc. 

Macy’s 

Madison County Hospital 


MATCHING GIFT PARTICIPANTS 

Remington Steel 


Woebers Mustard 

AdCare 

Seepex 

Pratt Industries 

MATCHING GIFT SPONSOR 


New Carlisle Federal Savings 

Ohio Edison 


Speedway LLC 


Springfield Regional Medical Center 

Stanley Electric 



Wallace & Turner Insurance 


SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS 

(giving $52 or more) 

A&E Powder Coating 

A. G. Samuelsson Company 

Abbott Laboratories 

Adcare Health Systems, Inc. 

Aetna Insurance Co. 

American Cancer Society East Central Div 

American Red Cross-Clark Co. Chapter 

Ameriprise 

AOT Inc. 

Armoloy of Ohio Inc. 

Ashland Oil 

Assurant 

AT&T 

Bank of America 

Battelle 

Bauer Stoves & Fireplaces 

Bennett, Groeber, Mullen & Feltner Co. 

Best Buy Company, Inc. 

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Springfield 

Bill Marine Auto Center 

Brand, Neer, Frantz & Stallsmith 

Brower Insurance, LLC 

Buckeye Realty Group 

C. Edward Stocksdale Insurance 

Carmichael Machine Corp. 

Carole Davis, Appraiser 

Cascade Corporation 

Castle’s Mixins’ N Fixins’ 


Central Ohio & West Virginia CFC 

Chakeres Theaters, Inc. 

Champaign Bank 

Champaign Chamber of Commerce 

City of Urbana Employees 

Champaign County Employees 

Auditor’s Office 

County Commissioners 


Dept. of Job&Family Services 

DD-Lawnview Ind. 

Prosecuting Attorney 

Treasurer 

Mental Health, Drug & Alcohol Serv. 

Family & Children First Council 

Tri-County Jail 

Champaign County Health District 

Champaign Residential Services 

Citizens National Bank 

City Board of Education 

City of Columbus CCC 

City of London Employees 

City of Springfield Employees 

Manager’s Office 

City Clerk/Commission Office 

Municipal Court/Clerk 

Information Technology 

Engineering Department 

Finance/Acct. & Payroll/Purchasing 

Fire Rescue 

Service/Fleet Maintenance 

Service/Forestry 

HR/Housing/Neighborhood Serv. 

Legal Department 

Municipal Court/Judicial Off. 

National Trail Parks & Recreation 

Personnel Division 

Police Department 

Aviation 

Water/Sewer 

Service/Street Maintenance 

Service/Traffic Control 

Service/Waste Water Treatment 

Service/Water Treatment 

Finance/Income Tax Division 

Finance/Utility Billing 

Planning/Development: Code 

Service/Administration 

Planning/Development: Inspections 

Springfield Communication Center 

Finance/Revenue Collection 

Clark County Offices 

Auditor’s Office 

Board of Elections 

Community Development 

Mental Health Recovery Board 

Spfld Transport. Com 

Commission Office 

Buildings & Grounds 

Clark Co. Combined Health Depart. 

Engineer’s Office 

Juvenile Court 

Probate Court 

Recorder’s Office 

Sheriff’s Office & Jail 

Treasurer’s Office 

Utilities Department 

Veterans Service Office 

Waste Management District 

Emergency Management Agency 

Clark County Public Library 

Clark Family & Children First Council 

Clark Pre-School 

Clark State Community College 

Clark, Schaefer, Hackett & Co. 

Clark’s Air Conditioning & Heating 

Clark-Shawnee Employees 

Coilplus Ohio, Inc. 

Columbia Gas of Ohio 

Columbus Zoological Park 

Community - Mercy Home Care 

Comprehensive Small Business Services 

Conroy Funeral Home 

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CSL Plasma Services 

CT Communications 

Custom Sportswear 

Dayton Metal Products 

Dayton Power & Light Co. 

Desmond-Stephen, Mfg. Company 

Developmental Disabilities Clark County 

Dole Fresh Vegetables 

Donnelsville Elementary School 

Dye & Doss Insurance 

Eby-Brown Company L.P.-Ohio 

Elder Beerman - Bon Ton Store #116 

Express Employment Professionals 

F.H. Bonn Company 

Farm Credit Services 

Federal Express 

Ferncliff Cemetery 

Fifth Third Bank 

First Merit 

FirstEnergy Foundation 

Flax Law Firm, LLC 

Fluid Quip 

Foley Benefits Group 

Foreman-Blair Pontiac-Buick-GMC-Cadillac 

Franklin County Combined Charitable Camp 

Frisch’s Restaurants 

Fulton School 

Gandee Realty 

Garrigans 

General Dynamics 

General Motors 

Goodwill Easter Seals 

Gordon Food Service 

Graceworks Lutheran Services 

Graham High School 

Graham Local Schools 

Grange Mutual Casualty Company 

Graphic Paper Products Company 

Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce 

Greenon Local Board Office 

Greenon Local Schools 

Greenon Senior High 

Guarantee Insurance Agency 

Hauck Brothers, Inc. 

Hays Fabricating & Welding 

Hayward Middle School 

HDI Landing Gear (USA) Inc 


Heat Treating Co. 

Heidelberg Distribution Co. 

Henderson Land Investment 

Hetico Insurance 

Hobbs Body Shop 

Home City Federal 

Honda of America 

Honda Transmission, Mfg. 

Honeywell 

Horace Mann School 

Houston Machine Products, Inc. 

Huntington National Bank 

I.B.M. 

Interfaith Hospitality Network 

ITW National 

Janeco Cleaning Supply 

JC Penney #1970 

Jeff Wyler Springfield 

Jeff’s Automotive Repair 

Job and Family Services of Clark County 

John Pickarski and Associates 

JP Morgan Chase & Company 

Keg & Cork Beverage Center 

Keifer Alternative Center 

Kenton Ridge High School 

KeyBank 

Konecranes, Inc. 

Krazy Glue Company 

Kreider Corporation 

Kroger 

Kronk & Scaggs Insurance, Inc. 

KTH Parts Industries, Inc. 

Lab Corporation 

Lagonda School 

Lantz Sales Co. 

Larry Hines-State Farm 

Lee’s Famous Recipe Chicken 

Levine Investment Company 

Liberty Mutual 

Link-Hellmuth Inc. 

London City School Employees 

London Elementary School 

Mabe’s 

Macy’s 

Macy’s Foundation 

Madison Avenue Pharmacy 

Madison Champaign Educational 

Madison County Employees 

London Public Library 

Madison Co./London City Health District 

Madison Co Dept of Job & Family Services 

Madison County Recorder’s Office 

Madison County Soil and Water 

Madison County Veteran Services 

Madison County Hospital 

Madison Plains Local Employees 

Maine’s Towing & Recovery Srv. 

Marathon Oil Company 

Max’s Jewelers & Loan Co. 

McCall Sharp Architecture, Ltd. 

McKinley Hall 

Mechanicsburg Exempted Schools 

Meijer 

Mental Health Serv. for Clark & Madison 

Mercy McAuley Center 

Mercy Memorial Hospital 

Metals USA 

Miami Valley Combined Federal Campaign 

Miami View Elementary/Middle School 

Miller Engine & Machine Co. 

Miller Printing 

Miller-Valentine Group 

Monro Muffler 

Monsanto Fund 

Nationwide Insurance 

Navistar 

Navistar Subsidiary 

Nestle 

Netts Floral Company 

New Carlisle Elementary 

New Carlisle Federal Savings 

New Carlisle Tool Company 

NextEra Energy 

NiSource Corporate Services 

Northeastern Central Office 

Northeastern High School 

Northeastern Schools Employees 

Northridge Middle School 

Northridge School 

Northwestern Board of Education 

Northwestern Schools Employees 

Oakwood Village 

ODW Logistics 

Oesterlen Services for Youth, Inc. 


Ohio Edison 

Ohio Power Company 

Ohio Valley Medical Center 

Orbis 

O’Reilly Auto Parts 

OSU Combined Charitable Campaign 

P.E. Bline Land Company 

Park Layne Elementary School 

Pentaflex, Inc. 

Pepsi Cola Bottlers of Spfld. 

Perpetual Federal Savings Bank 

Perrin Woods Elementary 

Pioneer Rural Electric, Inc. 

PNC Bank 

Pratt Industries 

Project Woman 

R&M Materials Handling 

R.E. Skillings Supplies 

Real Estate II 

Reid School 

Remax 

Remington Steel, Inc. 

Richards, Raff & Dunbar Memorial Home 

Rocking Horse Community Health Center 

Rockway Primary/Middle School 

Rolling Hills Elementary 

Rollins Moving & Storage 

Roosevelt Middle School 

Scarff’s Nursery 

Schaefer Middle School 


Seepex 

Shawnee High School 

Sheehan Brothers Vending, Inc. 

Simon Kenton 

Smith’s Fruit Market 

Snowhill School 

Snyder Park School 

South Vienna Middle 

Southeastern Schools Employees 

Spain’s Service Center 

Speedway LLC 

Spencer & Kremer, CPA’s 

Springfield Art Museum 

Springfield City Schools 

Springfield Family YMCA 


Springfield High 


Springfield Poultry Co. 

Springfield Regional Medical Center 

Springfield-Clark CTC 

St. John’s Center 

Stanley Electric 

State Employee - CCC 

State Farm Insurance 


Sweeting Tire, Inc. 


Taylor, Applegate & Hughes 

Tecumseh Local Schools 

Tecumseh Middle School 

Tecumseh Senior High School 

Tecumseh, Boy Scouts of America 

Teikuro Corporation 

The Champion Company 

The Hall Company 

The Loving Care Hospice 

The Peoples Savings Bank 

The Salvation Army 

The Springfield Arts Council 

The Springfield Foundation 

Transportation Research Center 

Travel Specialties, Inc. 

Triad Middle School 

Triad School District 

Triec 

Trutec Industries 

Turner Foundation 

United Health Group 

United Parcel Service 

United Senior Services 

Urbana City Schools 

Urbana City Schools Central Office 

Urbana East Elementary 

Urbana Junior High School 

Urbana Local Intermediate 

Urbana North Elementary 

Urbana Senior High School 

Urbana South Primary School 

Urbana University 

Urbana-Champaign Co. Senior Center 

US Bank 


Valco Industries 

Vernon Family Funeral Home 

Vince Rubbish Removal 

Wagner, Maurice & Davidson Co., L.P.A. 

Wallace & Turner 

Wal-Mart 

Wal-Mart Super Center 

Walter & Smith Funeral Home 

Walt’s Auto Wrecking, Inc. 

Warder Park/Wayne 

WellPoint Foundation 

Wells Fargo Community Support Campaign 

WellSpring 

WENCO 

WesBanco Bank 

West Liberty - Salem Schools 

Willman Furniture 

Wittenberg University 

Woeber Mustard 

Yamada North America, Inc. 

Yost Superior Company 

Every effort was made to list our 

supporting companies & organizations 

accurately. We apologize for any errors. 

LIVE UNITED | 15

Leadership Givers ($500+) 

Mr. Jeff Ankrom 

Mr. Christopher P. Ashley 

Dr. and Mrs. Emel L. Atkins 

Mr. Sean E. Back 

Mr. Richard Banker 

Mr. Daniel and Sally Barksdale 

Mr. Jason L. Barlow 

Mr. Leonard Barnes 

Mr. Mike Bartee 

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bartenstein 

Mr. Phillip L. Bartley 

Mr. Vijay Bathija 

Mr. Vaughn Eldon Bellew 

Mr. and Mrs. William Berry 

Mr. Jim & Mrs. Jo Ann Bodenmiller 

Ms. Mindi Renee Bonifay 

Mr. Mark A. Boyd 

Ms. Thelma Bray 

Dr. Jeffrey B. Brookings 

Mr. Clifford Brown 

Mr. David J. Brown 

Mr. Randal Jay Brown 

Mr. Jonathan Buchholtz 

Ms. Laurie Ann Burgstaller 

Ms. Daria J. Camerson 

Mr. Keith P. Campbell 

Judge Richard P. Carey 

Mr. Anthony J. Carf 

Ms. Anne L Carroll 

Dr. and Mrs. Trent J. Carroll 

Mr. Anthony Causey 

Ms. Margaret A. Chapman 

Mr. Vince Chase 

Ms. Karena Clay 

Mr. Max Coates 

Dr. Timothy B. Coffelt 

Ms. Constance E Collins 

Mr. Michael Conrad 

Dr. Warren Copeland 

Mr. Douglas Couch 

Mr. Tony Cray 

Mrs. Sarah Crist 


WESLEY T. HARRISON/LEW MOORE SOCIETY 

Ms. Lisa D’Allessandris 

Dr. Elillian Daugherty 

Mr. Frank & Mrs. Marilyn Demma 

Mr. John Dempsey 

Mr. William and Jeanie Denkewalter 

Mr. Steven M. Dersom 

Mr. Joel K Detwiler 

Ms. Dala J. DeWitt 

Mr. Gary Dickerhoof 

Mr. Andrew and Mrs. Amy Donahoe 

Mr. Michael F. Duffy 

Dr. and Mrs. Michael DuVall 

Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Edmiston 

Ms. Barbara Elliott 

Ms. Katrina English 

Dr. and Mrs. Mark Erickson 

Mr. Mark W Errett 

Mr. William J Ervin 

Mr. Brian S. Evilsizer 

Mr. John S. Federer 

Mr. Victor George Ferko 

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Field 

Mr. Sanford and Mrs. Faye Flack 

Mr. Chad Fondriest 

Mr. Peter Foreman 

Ms. Christianna Frizzell 

Mr. Jesse Cole Gaver 

Dr. Jim Gay 

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Gecowets 

Mr. S. K. Gibson 

Ms. Alice Godsey 


Mr. Denis L. Grabill 

Mr. James R. Gray 

Mr. Ronald W. Green 

Mr. Christopher J. Grieser 

Ms. Karen Grube 

Ms. Nancy E. Haley 

Ms. Marilyn Hall 

Mr. Daniel T. Harman 

Mr. Timothy J Harrigan 

Mrs. Maxine Harris 

Mr. William D Hatcher 

Mr. Toby Hayden 

Dr. Dale R. Hazelbaker 

Ms. Kellie A. Heironimus 

Mr. Frederick Henman 

Mr. Michael T. Herbert 

Mr. Mark A. Hess 

Ms. Shelia L. Hiddleson 

Mr. William Higgins 

Dr. Stewart A. Hinkley 

Mr. Jonathan Hostasa 

Ms. Kathy Howard 

Mr. Anthony R. Inskeep 

Dr. Doug Jacobs 

Mr. Tony R. James 

Mr Michael C Jett 

Ms. Tina M. Jones 

Ms. Valarie J. Jones 

Mr. Donald Jordan 

Mr. James Kenney 

Ms. Lorinda A. King 

Dr. William and Lenore Kinnison 

Mr. Edward J. Klenke 

Mr. Fred Kolb 

Ms. Marilyn L. Kreider 

Mr. Gary C. Kuns 

Mr. Nathan Lambert 

Ms. Jeanne Lampe 

Ms. Dawn L Lanman-Ludwag 

Mr. Mike Larson 

Mr. Ed Leinasars 

Ms. Sarah Lemon 

Mr. and Mrs. Adam Leventhal 

Mr. Todd Lewis 

Mr. Richard Link 

Mr. Don Lynam 

Ms. Barbara & Ruth Mackey 

Mr. Michael P. Majewski 

Ms. Kimberly Kaye Martin 

Mr. Michael Martin 

Mr. Tim W. McDaniel 

Ms. Jacquelyn S. McDonald 



Get Up and Go After School Program Helps Youth Learn Healthy Habits 


Ms. Marianne Potina 

Ms. Jennifer Stoops 

WESTERN Mr. James CLARK Elston Mcgowan COUNTY PARTNERSHIP Ms. Theresa Preston 

Mr. Jerome M. Strozdas 

Mr. Ross McGregor 

Ms. Cynthia Price Westfall 

Ms. Jennifer L. Summers 

Ms. Margaret McIntire 

Mr. Shawn Rademachir 

Ms. Sherita Y. Summers 

Target 

Ms. Kathy 

Area: 

McPommell 

Stable Healthy Families Ms. Katrina D. Rapp 

Mr. Timothy J. Suter 

The Get Up and Go After School Program 

Ms. Shannon Meadows 

Ms. Deborah A. Reif Activities that were part of the program Ms. Phyllis included Virginia Sutton 

National Trail Parks and Recreation District Partner 

Mr. Ronald L. Melchi 

Mr. Brady B. Renner traditional recreational sports such Ms. Brenda as basketball Kay Taylor and 

Mr. Mike Melvin 

Mr. Gerald L. Reynolds 

soccer and non-traditional ones 

Ms. 

such 

Yamini 

as Zumbatonic 

V. Teegala 

�� fitness, dance, martial arts, walking and jumping 

Mr. Steven Merkle 

Mr. Jim Reynolds 

Ms. Catherine A. Thomason 

prompting United Way to look for options to help fill the competitions. The children also attended field trips to 

Mr. Sean Michael Meyers 

Mr. Donald E. Rigney 

Mr. Frederick Tiffany 

void for afterschool programs in Western Clark County. local destinations that included hiking at Charleston Falls, 

National Mr. Benjamin Trail Parks L Miller and Recreation District was planning 

Mr. David A. Roan 

The Fitness Cellar, bowling, roller 

Ms. 

skating 

Debby 

and 

Tope 

activities at 

to expand Mr. John services M. Minyo into New Carlisle, so discussions Mr. were Mark Robertson Smith Park in New Carlisle. Mr. Michael L. Trimble 

initiated Dr. and to Dr. provide Lofton services Misick to elementary school Ms. children Tanner Rodgers 

Dr. George Varghese 

in that 

Judge 

area. 

Denise L. Moody 

Ms. Stephanie L. Morgan 

Mr. John E. Mosley 

Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mulkey 

Ms. Jennifer Rousculp Nutrition lessons were also part Mr. of the Ron curriculum. Vincent The 

Mr. Mark A Rucker weekly lessons focused on topics Ms. such Lin as Wagner the food pyramid, 

Mr. Charles F. Runyon portion control, food labels and Mr. more. Benjamin Healthy Wallace snacks were 

provided to the children each week. 

Mr. William Sanders Jr. 

Mr. Michael Wallace 

Mrs. Prudence M. Musser 

Ms. Pamela K. Mustovich 

Ms. Jane Nash 

Ms. Teresa Sandidge 

Mr. Bryon Walls 

National Trail Parks and Recreation District also partnered 

Ms. Dixie Schmid 

Mr. Chet Walthall 

with several local agencies, such as the Ohio State 

Ms. Denise D. Schneider 

University Extension, Wittenberg 

Mr. 

University 

Bob Warren 

and Clark 

Mr. Mike Nester 

Ms. Angela Schofield County Combined Health District Mr. to David provide C. Warwick educational 

Mr. Timothy Neville 

Mr. Randy Scott programs. The OSU program “Eat Mr. David Smart, and Be Susan Active, Weaver Learn 

Ms. Denise L. Nibert 

Mr. Chris Nigh 

Mr. Thomas J. Nisonger 

Ms. Joy Nixon 

Mr. Nick Selvaggio How” was offered to the parents Mr. of Larry the Weeks children involved 

Ms. Linda Shaffer �� Dr. Robert �� Welker �� 

Mr. Daniel Sheehan �� Ms. �� Karen ��S. �� West �� 

program. The Clark County Combined Health District 

Dr. Levon Simmons 

Ms. Michelle Westfall 

Ms. Michelle Noble 

Mrs. Selena Singletary 

Mr. Ronald W. Wheeland 

Mr. Daniel Nolan 

Mr. Patrick L Sisson 

The Get Up and Go After School Program began in 

Ms. Lynn White 

�� Mr. Donald �� Oiler �� Dr. David D. Smith 

Mr. Mark Wiener 

with Mr. initial Wayne funding G. Olson from United Way. Four sessions Mr. of Tim the Smith 

Mr. William I. Wilkins 

program 

Mr. Jeffrey 

were 

S. 

offered 

Palmer 

to children in the 3rd through Mr. Warren 5th L. Smith 

Mr. Jeffrey S. Williams 

�� 

Dr. Nola J. Palomino 

Mr. Mark Snively 

Mr. Keith D. Williamson 

�� 

Mr. Jerry Pankhurst 

Ms. �� Ellen Snyderconducted 

BMI screenings for Ms. the Vicky program. Wilson Wittenberg 

additional United Way funding. 


Mr. Perry Mason 

University 

Snyder 

assisted with the evaluation 

Ms. Denise 

process 

Worcester 

and 

several students used the program for their thesis 

Ms. Jeanne Peabody 

Mr. Randy P. Souders 

Ms. Terri L. Wyatt 

The goal of the Get Up and Go After School Program projects and community service hours. 

Ms. Phoebe Peczkowski 

Ms. Laurie Spors 


is to improve the lives of the youth in Western Clark 

Mr. and Mrs. Miguel Pedraza 

Mr. Donald and Mrs. Patricia Sprague Ms. Jenelle Zelinski 

County by providing fun physical fitness opportunities The Get Up and Go After School Program recently 

and Mr. nutritional Norman E. education. Pence The children involved Mr. in and the Mrs. Charles Stadler 

Anonymous - 4 

received a 1st place Awards of Excellence from the 

program Mr. Tim were Raymond introduced Perkinsto 

new non-traditional Mr. fitness and Mrs. J. William Ohio Park Stapleton and Recreation Association. We congratulate 

activities 

Dr. James 

along 

Perry 

with traditional sports and nutrition Ms. Myra K. Starrthe 

Parks District staff and their partners for this special 

education in hopes they would find an activity they 

Mr. Robert Phelps III 

Mr. Dale Steinlage award. This is another example of the quality work and 

enjoyed and healthy eating habits that would put 


Ms. them Lindsay Stevenson 

service delivered by United Way Partners and an example 

on a path to lifelong good health. 

of advancing the common good! 

Mr. Troy Post 

Ms. Dawn Marie Stidham 



Benefactors ($1,000+) 

Ms. Jeffrey C. Adrian 

Mr. Joey K. Allen 

Mr. Brian K Ball 

Mr. Paul Bendik 

Mrs. Robert J. Bennett 

Mrs. Jeanne Bookwalter 

Ms. Kathy Boulton 

Mr. Andy Brougher 

Mr. Bill Brougher 

Mr. Richard Brougher 

Ms. Peggy L. Brown 

Mr. Keith H. Bullock 

Mr. Mark Campbell 

Mr. Allen W. Comfort 

Ms. Heather A. Corbin 

Mr. Daren Cotter 

Dr. Cathy Crompton - McGregor 

Ms. Nancy M. Dagenfield 

Ms. Mary M. Demaree 

Mr. John Detrick 

Ms. Rebecca M Dunn 

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Egger 

Mrs. John E. Field 

Mrs. Margaret L. Foley 

Mr. James Foreman 

Ms. Betsy Friedlander 

Ms. Janet Leigh Gansheimer 

Ms. Christina P. Garrison 

Mr. Gregory J. Garrison 

Mr. Steven J. Godwin 

Mr. and Mrs. Hal Goodrich 

Ms. Amy Gould 

Dr. Sammye Greer 

Ms. Jacquiline Ann Groves 

Mr. Peter J. Hackett 

Mr. Mark D. Hannahs 

Mr. Grant R. Heminger 

Ms. Pamela A. Henderson 

Mr. Dustin Herring 

Ms. Catherine L. Hill 

Mr. Larry Hill 

Mr. and Mrs. David L. Hobson 

Mr. Richard L. Hoover 

Ms. Margaret Horstman 

Mr. and Mrs.Terry Howell 



Mr. Mitchell K. and Dulce Hurst 

Mr. Andy & Mrs. Liz Irick 

Mr. David Kratz 

Mr. Roger Krohn Jr. 

Mr. John Landess 

Mr. Jim Leathley 

Mr. Joseph M. Leep 

Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leventhal 

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leventhal 

Ms. Maribeth Sheehan Mahoney 

Ms. Nancy Mahoney and Mr. Dennis 

Latimer 

Mr. Stanley M. McCombs 

Mr. Robert McConnell 

Mr. John W. McKinnon 

Mr. P.J. Miller 

Dr. David and Dee Monjot 

Mr. Brett Moorshead 

Mr. John J. Murphy Jr. 


Mr. Peter and Peggy Noonan 

Mr. Douglas Paugh 

Ms. Jill Phlegar 

Mr. Glenn Plumby 

Mr. John and Dr. Karen Rafinski 

Mr. James Ralston 

Mrs. Patsy Reynolds 

Mr. Paul Ricci 

Ms. Patricia L. Richards 

Dr. Dennis O. Roark 

Ms. Mary Ann Roberts 


Mr. Eric and Cynthia Samuelson 

Dr. Jerry Shell 

Mr. James Shockey 

Mr. Steve Sidlo 

Mr. Jerry Simonton 

Dr. Stacia Smith 

Mr. Steven J. Smith 

Mr. Steve W Snavley 

Mr. Tom and Mrs. Ann Stafford 

Mr. Charles L Strecker 

Mr. Joseph B. Strothman 

Mr. Robert Suver 

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Teusink 

Mr. Daniel F. Tiemann 

Ms. Stephanie Timmons 

Mr. Mike Trempe 

Mr. Richard W. Trent 

Mr. Paul S. Van Marter 

Ms. Carmen M. Wallar 

Ms. Janice J. Welsheimer 

Mr. Warner Wilson 

Mr. Harley Allen Yates 

Mr. Monte Zinn 

Anonymous - 1 

Patrons Circle ($2,500+) 

Ms. Catherine E. Appel 

Mr. Bert Barnes 

Mr. Andy Bell 

Mr. Gary S. Davis 

Mr. Patrick Field 

Mr. and Mrs. William Fralick 

Mr. Paul and Mrs. Betsy Hagelberg 

Mr. Thomas Kaiser 

Dr. Gary Lau and Dr. Larry Fish 

Ms. Laura Lee Lawless 

Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Lineberger 

Mr. Bradley A. Mayer 

Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGregor 

Mr. and Mrs. Jim McGregor 

Ms. Eileen M. Ouellette 

Mr. Richard L. Peterson Jr 

Mr. James J. Pozy 

Mr. Paul Recknagel 

Anonymous - 1 

Founders ($5,000+) 

Mrs. Pauline Chakeres 

Mr. Art Gianakopoulos 

Mr. Anthony R. Kenney 

Mr. David McLaughlin 

Anonymous - 1 

Alexis de Tocqueville 

($10,000+) 

Anonymous - 1 

Every effort was made to list our leadership 

donors accurately. We apologize for any errors. 


UNITED A YEAR OF WAY 

ANNUAL LIVING UNITED REPORT 

2011 FINANCIAL REPORT 

�� 

Liabilities 

Net Assets 

�� 

�� 

Support 

Information and Referral 

Other Revenue 

�� Mr. Matt �� Luther �� 

President 

�� 


Allocations 

Immediate 

to 

Past 

Agencies 

President 

Program Services 


Fundraising Vice President 

Other Expenses 


�� Treasurer/Secretary 

�� 


$2,061,254 

87,679 

1,973,575 

�� 

$1,754,174 

98,103 

170,778 

Members 

Mr. $2,023,055 

Jason Barlow 


Mr. Pete Foreman 

Dr. Jim Gay 

Mr. Gordon Henderson 

$1,242,168 


450,500 

Mr. Paul Kavanagh 

138,759 

Mr. Buck Minyo 

146,600 



$1,978,027 

Ms. Sheila Rice 


Ms. Jennifer Rousculp 

Ms. Vickie Rowe 


Mr. Tim Suter 



2011-2012 Board of Trustees 

Executive Committee 


Impact Development Chair 

AWARDS 

This report represents President’s a condensed Award unaudited 

financial statement. Thom The Goodfellow certified audit, conducted 

by Clark, Schaeffer Morrey & Hackett, Shifman is Spirit available of upon 

request from the United United Way Way Award office. 

Navistar 

Rookie of the Year 

Ellen Pond 

CFC Statement 

UNITED WAY & 

2-1-1 STAFF 

No dues or fees are charged by the United Way 

of Clark, Champaign and Madison Counties to 

our member agencies. 

Carah Birch 

Audrey Ferryman 

Joyce Johnson 

Doug Lineberger 

Marilyn Martin 

Erin Neely 

Laurie Spors 

Lin Wagner 


MISSION 

Increase the organized 

capacity for people to 

care for one another 

VISION 

To nurture a safe, 

healthy, caring 

community that builds 

on the strengths of 

its citizens, its 

neighborhoods, its 

businesses and its 

human services 

delivery systems 

CLARK COUNTY CHAMPAIGN COUNTY MADISON COUNTY 

120 S. Center St One Monument Square 

730 Keny Blvd. 

Springfield, Ohio 45502 Suite 203 

London, Ohio 43140 

937-324-5551 Urbana, Ohio 43078 

937-653-8571 

740-852-0287 

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