UNITED WAY OF JOHNSON COUNTY 2012 AnnuAl RepoRt to the ...

united way of johnson county2012 Annual Report to the community

At ACT we’re very focusedon building the besteducational assessments,but what United Way allowsus to do is to reflect ona broader, more holisticimpact on the communitywe’re trying to serve.

David Cumberbatch is Chief Strategy and Marketing Officer at ACT.UWJC: David, how would you describe the value of United Way of Johnson County’s partnershipwith ACT?DC:Well, I would say that is it is not only valuable, it is an invaluable partnership. It’s very hard toquantify the value because of what it means for our team members in terms of morale and justhow much they look forward to the campaign each year. That one week of the year when ACTgoes “United Way crazy.” What is really compelling about it is that it becomes ACT’s “spiritweek” as well. Whether it’s a soup luncheon or selling handbags or games, every day there issomething going on that allows our team to express their spirit of charitable giving.UWJC: United Way partners with ACT throughout the year in other ways, like the WorkplaceVolunteer Program and developing an Out of School Time Initiative for our community. Howdo you view this aspect of your relationship with United Way as benefitting your organization?DC:Those partnerships help ACT to show that we want to be much more than just an employer inthe community. Our company doesn’t see such partnerships as just marketing vehicles, but moreas ways to further demonstrate our mission and values. Last year we provided employees with aday during which they could volunteer and participate in activities with partners like United Wayto really demonstrate our commitment to really change the community we are in.UWJC: ACT is devoted to improving college and career readiness and success. Of course, those thingsare very much aligned with United Way’s 2020 Vision. How do you feel United Way works as acatalyst for change in the areas of education, income and health in this community?DC:Community organization. To make a real impact in these areas really requires a coordinated effort.One thing we talk about a lot at ACT is the power of convening multiple forces. We all have ourbusy schedules and our corporate strategies and such. At ACT we’re very focused on building thebest educational assessments, but what United Way allows us to do is to reflect on a broader, moreholistic impact on the community we’re trying to serve. It allows us to coordinate plans with otherbusinesses and other members of the community so we can achieve that type of impact.UWJC: ACT has been a community leader in “green” initiatives within your company. This year youwere the first local organization to implement United Way’s electronic pledging system for yourworkplace campaign. Why did you decide to take that step and how did it work out for ACT?DC:First, it just fit with our desire to demonstrate and support sustainable processes and how weinteract with our environment. But it also was a way to increase participation across our companyby reaching out to employees in virtual as well as physical ways. When United Way offered“e-pledge” as an option for us we jumped on it because it accomplished so many things for us. Itmade pledging so convenient and easy for our employees and eliminated the logistical issues ofprocessing paper pledges. We significantly increased our participation and giving rate and we lookforward to doing it again next year.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 1

United Way of Johnson County unites the community to give, advocateand volunteer to create measurable change that improves lives andstrengthens our community by focusing on life’s building blocks:education, income and health.Investment in United Way directly supports these initiatives:• Partner Agency Funding• Donor Directed Funding• Community Assessment and Accountability• Disaster Community Impact Program• Public Policy• 2-1-1 Information and Referral• Community Priority Grants• Community Building• Volunteer Center of Johnson County• United Ways of Iowa• Board Leadership Training• Student United Way and 10,000 Hours ShowTotal Funds Distribution (2012)$2,407,256THE TOTAL FUNDS DISTRIBUTION CHART, UNITED WAY PARTNER AGENCYFUNDING AND COMMUNITY PRIORITY GRANTS CHARTS SHOWN IN THISREPORT REFLECT THE INVESTMENT FROM THE 2011 CAMPAIGN ANDDISTRIBUTIONS FROM TOTAL RESOURCES UNDER MANAGEMENT.Funding to PartnerAgencies$1,400,864Funding for CommunityPrograms & Initiatives$288,171Donor Designationsto other United Ways and EligibleNon-Profit Organizations$69,612Donor Designations to United WayHealthy Kids Endowment$155,906VacationDonation Taxes$16,217Uncollectible Pledges$126,951UWJC Administration & Fund Raising$338,535Donor Designations to UWJC Endowment &Entrepreneurial Funds$11,0002 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

Thinking WE before ME.Will WE help children and youth in our community achieve their potential through education?What WE currently face:• 1 in 4 kids in our schools are not reading at grade level by 4th grade• 9 out of 100 kids in Johnson County will not graduate from high school• More than 40% of our high school graduates entering community college require remediation for language arts,math or scienceWhat WE will do by 2020:• Improve success for children and youth by decreasing the preparation gaps by 1/3 for school, post-high schooleducation and workWill WE work to reduce poverty and improve financial stability for all citizens of our community?What WE currently face:• 40% of households in our community do not have enough income to meet their basic expenses of housing, food,transportation, child care and health care• 6.6% of Johnson County families live in poverty• 3,100 of children in our community are living in poverty• 580 of our seniors are living in poverty• 30% of female single parent families in Johnson County live in povertyWhat WE will do by 2020:• Increase the number of households which are considered financially stable by 20%Will we improve the health of all people in our community?What WE currently face:• 22% of adults in Johnson County are obese and less than half of our adult population get the recommendedamount of physical activity• 16% of adults in our community live without any form of health insurance• 1 in 4 women in our community will experience domestic violence in their lifetimes• 3 out of 4 kids, 6th grade and older, do not get the recommended amount of physical activity• 16% of children entering kindergarten in Johnson County have untreated dental needs• Only 6% of kids 6th grade and older report eating five or more serving of fruits and vegetables per dayWhat WE will do by 2020:• Increase the number of Johnson County children and adults who are healthy & adopt and maintain healthybehaviors by 30%united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 3

Josh Schamberger is President of the Iowa City/Coralville areaConvention & Visitors Bureau.UWJC: Josh, after helping to lead the 2020 Vision process and serving this year as 2012 United WayCampaign Chair, what have you learned?JS:Well, to be quite honest it was much more challenging than I expected it to be and I think a lot ofthat revolves around that I thought most people in this community recognized the role of UnitedWay, and understood the ways in which they’re partnering with all of the various agencies andcommunity organizations. I knew United Way to be a pretty recognized and understood thing inthis community, but what I found when I would go to groups was that people often saw UnitedWay as “NFL players building playgrounds” and not as the organization that was developing andexecuting the master plan to address health, income and educational needs in our community.UWJC: You call it a “master plan.” That’s a pretty bold statement don’t you think?JS:Well, there hasn’t been an organization besides the United Way of Johnson County to go throughthe process of working with a number of people....dozens of people in this community....to conducta comprehensive community needs assessment to identify exactly where the issues are. Then analyzethe data to determine that those issues really center on health, income and education. And then totake it a step further by developing strategies and action steps to address those community needsand effect measurable change by 2020. So, for all intents and purposes, the United Way of JohnsonCounty has developed THE master plan that’s addressing THE primary needs in this community.The 2012 campaign total: $2,356,8694 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

UWJC: That seems like something that should be pretty simple to explain and understand.JS:It was both rewarding to see it click and a little disappointing that more people didn’t alreadyknow that the 2020 Vision Goals for Common Good are really the work that the United Wayof Johnson County does every day. Hopefully that will come to be something folks recognize inthis community; that it’s important to invest your dollars in the organization that you know hasa master plan in place to address the real needs of our community in a comprehensive way. Therehas to be that understanding and that investment.UWJC: What things have you discovered about Johnson County and our communities that arereally unique, and that make doing this kind of work different here than it might be inother places you’ve been?JS:Again, it was surprising to me that a lot of folks we talked with didn’t recognize that it’s veryhard to raise money here. We are not a private-sector heavy community. We’re not a CedarRapids. We’re not a Des Moines. You can really count on one hand the number of largescale,private-sector employers in this community. The great majority of us are employed bysmall companies and in the public sector. So while we’re a very wealthy community, it’s allindependent wealth. So it’s that much harder to get that message out to all of those individualsyou need to reach out to for donations. It’s not like Cedar Rapids where you can go to aworkplace coordinator at any one of many large businesses. I mean, those businesses WANTto be involved in the community and so they take the message to their hundreds of employeesand thus, the community. The small staff of the United Way of Johnson County, along withvolunteers like me and our Campaign Cabinet, have really had the task of every year of tryingto stage a “door-to-door” campaign, which is essentially what we have here in this community.We’ve got some fantastic leaders in ACT, MidWestOne, Mercy, P&G Oral Care, UICCU andother folks, but that’s only one component of the annual campaign. It really takes the WHOLEcommunity to address the needs we face in this community.UWJC: Josh, from your perspective, what things could or should change to make sure United Way’svision of real and lasting change becomes a reality?JS:One thing I’ve learned, and I know I keep going back to it, but the thing that’s really uniqueand special about the United Way of Johnson County is that it is THE organization working tocoordinate and convene all the important partners necessary to execute a comprehensive masterplan to address community needs. We can’t ignore the story of Johnny or Jane down the streetwho don’t have health insurance,are in the third grade, and are missing school because they’re sickand their parents don’t know where to go for help. We can’t ignore thinking about Pam who headsoff to school hungry everyday, and how that is impacting her ability to focus and learn becauseshe’s hungry. She’s hungry! How hard do you suppose school is for her? There are 400 people inthis town who are homeless every day, on any day of the year. People need to hear the story of aday in the life of a homeless family that’s living out of a van somewhere, trying to get their kidsfed and into school. People think that those are stories about Chicago. People think that’s NewYork. People think that happens somewhere else. But it actually exists here in our community. Alot more than you might think. That’s taking place a mile from your house. That’s unacceptable,but we can do something about it. United Way of Johnson County is doing something about it.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 5

FY13 TOTAL PARTNER AGENCY FUNDINGApproved by Board of Directors on 4/19/2012UNITED WAY PARTNER AGENCyfy13 Total Funding4Cs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,435Arc of Southeast Iowa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,265Big Brothers Big Sisters of Johnson County. . . . . . . . . . . $73,017Community Mental Health Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $33,672Crisis Center of Johnson County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $139,781Domestic Violence Intervention Program (DVIP) . . . . . . . . . $83,091Elder Services. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61,516Four Oaks. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,898Free Lunch Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $19,183Geriatric & Special Needs Dental Program . . . . . . . . . . . . $13,116Girl Scouts of Eastern Iowa & Western Illinois . . . . . . . . . . $10,093Goodwill of the Heartland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $48,358HACAP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $25,654Handicare, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $31,684Healthy Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $59,157Hillcrest Family Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,300Housing Fellowship . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $21,323Iowa City Free Medical Clinic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $126,696Iowa Legal Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $44,533Joan Buxton School Children’s Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $16,086MECCA Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $61,367National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI-JC) . . . . . . . . . . $10,082Neighborhood Centers of Johnson County. . . . . . . . . . . . $118,849Pathways Adult Day Health Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $27,044Rape Victim Advocacy Program (RVAP) . . . . . . . . . . . . . $32,153Shelter House. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $78,131Table to Table. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $44,136United Action for Youth (UAY). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $72,384Visiting Nurse Association of Johnson County (VNA) . . . . . . . $79,860TOTAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,400,8646 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

2012–13 Community Priority Grants4C’s. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,020Early Learning Pilot ProgramA program to provide education, comprehensive coaching and peer support to home-based child care providers with afocus on social-emotional development, emergent literacy and early math and science skills.Children’s Center for Therapy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,500Hispanic Parent Education & Support ProgramParent education and support group to aid Hispanic families who have a child with disabilities to increase theirhealth care resources and empower them to provide a more stable home for their children.Coralville Ecumenical Food Pantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,000Vacation Lunch ProgramA program to provide healthy, balanced breakfast and lunch food items, as well as oral health tools, over schoolvacations to children in preschool through grade 12.Crisis Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,542Crisis Intervention Phone SystemProviding an upgrade to phone system to expand and enhance services provided through 24-Hour Crisis Line,expanding the ability to take calls through National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and provide vital capabilities fordata tracking.Neighborhood Centers of Johnson County. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $17,300FLIGHT ProgramA program that enlists the broader community to offer vulnerable youth both soft-skill and work-ready skilldevelopment that includes paid summer employment.North Liberty Community Pantry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4,851Nutrition Education and Fresh Food ProjectA project that combines assessment, nutrition education and hands-on training to educate food pantry clients toselect and consume fresh and healthy foods.Rape Victim Advocacy Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $12,787RVAP School Prevention ProgramAn educational program to decrease dating violence, victimization and perpetration by increasing students’awareness and knowledge of healthy relationships and boundaries.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 7

I feel the work that’s being done by the United Way is truly goingto make a difference. It isn’t superficial on ANY level. It really ISgoing to address the most fundamental needs of our community.Nancy Quellhorst is President and CEO of the Iowa City Area Chamber of Commerceand serves on the United Way of Johnson County Board of Directors.UWJC: Nancy, from your perspective, what value does United Way of Johnson County provide tothe Chamber and its membership?NQ:The Chamber has a very, very valuable partner in United Way. There are so many ways thatthe United Way team supports the work that we do at the Chamber. For example, United Waymonitors and keeps track of volunteer opportunities in a way that allows us to immediately pluggraduates of our Community Leadership Program into the community, so that they can servein valuable ways. Also, we’ve recently led a “Blue Zones” initiative trying to create a healthier,happier community, and the United Way has been just tremendous partners. They have providedas much to this initiative as anybody at the Chamber. Their leadership and expertise in leadingvolunteers has been integral to our success. They have been extremely helpful with the strategicplanning of the initiative. This project has been something new for us in that we had not led a“community-wide” endeavor before. We’re used to serving the business community. With BlueZones we were convening groups from throughout the community and that’s an area whereUnited Way leaders excel and they have been tremendously helpful.8 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

UWJC: So United Way of Johnson County is an effective partner to you on major initiatives?NQ:Yes, but there’s much more to it than just big initiatives. The United Way team feels like anextension of our Chamber group. We can go to them when we have questions, or when we needassistance. From something as little as a request to borrow their projector to helping us answer ahigh-level question, they’re always there for us.UWJC: The Chamber has a very diverse membership. How do you feel United Way connects to them?NQ:United Way serves our members on many levels. Our members include municipalities, thecounty and the Iowa City Community School District. Obviously a lot of the work that UnitedWay is doing is of huge importance to those entities. But beyond that, there is little that’s moreimportant to our business community than the health of our community at large. So the UnitedWay’s work on education and income and health in this community is critical. Our businessesneed well-qualified workers who are prepared. They need a community that is going to attractworkers who want to relocate here, and companies who want to relocate here.UWJC: Now you’re talking about social change….community-level change. How does United Wayfigure into that sort of discussion?NQ:The United Way team — staff, volunteers, donors and advocates — have done such an exemplaryjob of capturing a real sense of where we are as a community. They work with everybody fromacademicians at the University of Iowa to the leaders in various sectors of the community to reallycapture the essence of where need exists. I feel the work that’s being done by the United Way istruly going to make a difference. It isn’t superficial on ANY level. It really IS going to address themost fundamental needs of our community. Metrics have been integrated so well into the 2020Vision Goals, and the expertise United Way shares with us has been a very, very important part ofour success, and will continue to be as we move forward with Blue Zones and begin evaluating itsimpact on the health and well-being of our community.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 9

BUILDING A COMMUNITY OF VOLUNTEERSIn the last year, United Way’s Volunteer Center mobilized 7,718 volunteers for a total of 92,800hours, which is the equivalent to $2,022,112 in service to the community.Workplace volunteer programs, skilled and leadership volunteers, emergency volunteers andcommunity mobilization by the numbers:• Emergency Volunteer Center: 117 EVC volunteers trained to register, match and coordinate the large influx ofvolunteers who respond to a disaster• UI Student Athletics Day of Caring—April 22: 250 volunteers at 8 project sites ($16,034.25)• P&G Day of Caring—June 29: 80 volunteers at 10 project sites, 360 hours, value of $7,844.40• FRY Fest—September 7: 285 volunteers filling 301 shifts, 1087.5 hours, value of $23,696.63• Levitt United—Nov 6-8: 42 volunteers at 13 project sites, 84 hours, value of $1,830.36• Rockwell—Nov 17: 16 volunteers at 2 project sites, 37.5 hours, value of $817.12• United Way Day of Caring—December 17: 50 volunteers at 5 project sites, 104.5 hours, value of $2,277.05• One Book Two Book Festival—January 10: 121 volunteers, 134 shifts, 228.5 hours of service ($4,979.01);Books donated to 8 programs• Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Washington County: 200 food items donated through Feed the Dream food driveat Washington; MLK Day of Action/Live at Five Event in partnership with Washington Chamber of Commerce atHamakua Place• 7 agencies highlighted service opportunities• 19 community members attended• 500+ clothing items were sorted for donations to HACAP, IC Compassion, Kalona Schools• 137 agencies posted needs on Volunteer Solutions: 38 new agencies added in 2012• 487 volunteer opportunities listed on Volunteer Solutions• 27 Volunteer Management trainings provided for total of 392 hours2012 Hours Logged• 3,680 volunteers mobilized VERIFIED = 19,850 hours VERIFIED• 3,168 volunteers referred to volunteer opportunities through website (13,950.22 hours logged onVolunteer Solutions)• 1,813 Volunteer Center managed (5,917 hours logged for Emergency Volunteer Center, FRY Fest, One Book TwoBook Children’s Literature Festival, etc.)• 544 skill based / pro bono (5,497 hours — internal to United Way, including Board, Employee CampaignCoordinators, Community Impact Council, Campaign Cabinet)• Additional 4038 volunteers mobilized = 72,950 hours10 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

CAMPAIGN CABINETJosh SchambergerCampaign Chair; Iowa City/Coralville Area Convention &Visitor’s BureauJan JensenCampaign Vice Chair;University of IowaGabe Aguirre Hawkeye Sports PropertiesAdam Bentley City of Iowa CityEadie Fawcett Weaver University of Iowa CommunityCredit UnionRyan HeiarCity of North LibertyGregg Hennigan SourceMedia GroupKeith Jones Hills Bank and Trust CompanyJerry LalorLepic-Kroeger RealtorsAdam McLaughlin MidWestOne BankLaura McLeran University of IowaKate Moreland IC Community School DistrictChace Ramey IC Community School DistrictTricia Van Roekel Lepic-Kroeger RealtorsEric WeilerKirkwood Community CollegeCOMMUNITY IMPACT COUNCIL MEMBERSBill Anciaux Retired, P&G Oral CareEd Benjamin MidWestOne BankAnn Feldmann IC Community School DistrictJanet Godwin ACT, Inc.Don Jackson Retired, P&GWes LaMarche ACT, Inc.Wendy Nolan Mercer AdministrationSherri Proud City of CoralvilleKevin Readman U.S. BankJean ReedUniversity of Iowa Health CareMelissa Schooley Great Western BankJay SemelRetired, University of IowaUWJC STAFFTerri AndersonDan BrownPatti FieldsJoaquin FloresMark MartinCarol RowlandChristine ScheetzAlex StantonShelby WilliamsDirector of Finance & OperationsDirector of Annual Giving &CommunicationsVP for Community Impact &EngagementCommunity StrategiesCoordinatorDirector of Disaster ServicesPledge ProcessingPresident & CEOAdministrative AssistantAmeriCorps VISTAFORMER STAFFJuli KennedyJill SchnoebelenDirector of EngagementVolunteer Center CoordinatorOFFICE VOLUNTEERSBert BrookJacob CopperUWJC BOARD MEMBERSRobyn Hepker Board Chair; Benson & HepkerDesignTimothy Ahlers Mercy Iowa CityGary BartaUniversity of IowaBen ClarkEx-Officio member; Universityof Iowa Tippie College MBABoard FellowDeb Enochson University of Iowa CommunityCredit UnionSue EvansMidWestOne BankAnita Falkofske Eaton P&G Oral CareBart FloydBoard Past Chair; GreatWestern BankPatricia Heiden Oaknoll Retirement ResidenceBrian Loring Ex-Officio member;Neighborhood Centers ofJohnson CountyHass Machlab Chair, Strategic PlanningCommittee; Innovative SoftwareEngineeringTom Markus City of Iowa CityLynette Marshall Chair, Resource DevelopmentCommittee; University of IowaFoundationMonica Nadeau General Growth Properties, Inc.Mark NolteIowa City Area DevelopmentGroupMichael Pugh Chair, Community InvestmentCommittee; Bradley & Riley PCNancy Quellhorst Iowa City Area Chamber ofCommerceDouglas True Treasurer and Chair, InternalOperations Committee;University of IowaJon Whitmore ACT, Inc.THANK YOU TO FORMER BOARD MEMBERSDan BrownStephen Murleyunited way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 11

For me it’s just being able to give back. My parents always taughtme to “give what you can.” Whether it’s time or money, whateveryou can do.Renee Patterson12 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

Mary Bergman and Renee Patterson are longtime United Way Employee CampaignCoordinators at P&G Oral Care.UWJC: You two put so much work into your year-round United Way campaign at P&G Oral Careand have for so long, what is it that you get out of it?MB:RP:It’s very gratifying to me to be able to help people. Like when we collect supplies for agencies.When we deliver them, they’re so excited knowing that they’re going to be able to help otherpeople. That, for me, is just very satisfying.For me it’s just being able to give back. I didn’t come from a “rich” background, but my parentsalways taught me to “give what you can.” Whether it’s time or money, whatever you can do.UWJC: What do you think it means to the employees of P&G Oral Care to work for a companythat’s so committed to giving back to the community?RP:You know….different people feel differently. A lot of our employees support United Wayand they’re glad the company supports it as whole-heartedly as it does. It’s great to have ourleadership involved.UWJC: Do you think employees make a connection between the campaign activities and issues thatmaybe they, or their friends or neighbors are struggling with?RP:That’s a hard one. I think many do. The campaign events bring people together, but there’sa serious side to all of it. We’re really trying to reach out and educate about needs in thecommunity. I think that’s why we’ve really been going to a year-round campaign. So peopleget the message that the need is out there all the time, not just during a certain time of year.It’s different if, you know, you give one week and then you’re done. So even if it’s just a smallevent like unlimited popcorn for a week, or selling walking tacos or having a bake sake duringlunch breaks on every shift, if we raise two, three, four hundred dollars, that’s great. But whenwe do a United Way event like that four times a year, they really begin to understand that it’s ayear-round thing. I think the year-round events that keep up the awareness have really helpededucate our workforce.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 13

2013 Award honoreesSpirit of Philanthropy AwardCompany of the YearOutstanding Achievement AwardLive United Volunteer of the YearAgency Executive of the YearKristie Fortmann-DoserExecutive DirectorDVIPLive UnitedVolunteerof the YearLaura McLeranUniversity of IowaAgency Executiveof the YearKarla MillerExecutive DirectorRVAP14 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

CORPORATE ANDEMPLOYEE GIFTSThe number ofleadership gifts ($500and above) are inparentheses.$300,000 AND ABOVEUniversity of Iowa (182)$200,000 AND ABOVEACT, Inc. (77)Mercy Iowa City (59)$150,000 AND ABOVEProcter & GambleManufacturing Co.(45)$100,000 AND ABOVEMidWestOne Bank (15)P&G Oral Care (25)$50,000 AND ABOVERockwell Collins (3)University of IowaCommunity CreditUnion (37)$25,000 AND ABOVECity of Iowa City (27)GEICO Insurance (15)Hills Bank and TrustCompany (7)Pearson (3)Scheels (4)U.S. Bank (10)University of IowaFoundation (17)$15,000 AND ABOVEIowa City CommunitySchool DistrictSourceMedia Group$10,000 AND ABOVEBlank & McCune TheReal Estate Co. (3)Goodwill of theHeartland - UWJCPartner Agency (3)Great Western Bank (5)J.M. Swank Co. (6)Johnson County (5)Meardon, Sueppel &Downer, P.L.C. (2)Mercer Administration(4)MidAmerican EnergyCo. (3)RSM McGladrey, Inc.(7)Shive-Hattery (7)United Parcel Service(2)$5,000 AND ABOVEAlliant EnergyFoundation (1)Bankers Advertising/Tru Art (3)Billion Automotive (5)CFC Campaign (1)City of Coralville (2)Costco WholesaleKirkwood CommunityCollege (2)L.L. Pelling (2)McComas-LacinaConstruction LC (6)Neumann MonsonArchitects, P.C. (1)RBC WealthManagement (1)Skogman Realty (2)TargetUnited Way of JohnsonCounty (6)West Bank (1)$2,000 AND ABOVEAW Welt AmbriscoInsurance, Inc.Best BuyCity of North Liberty (1)Cole’s Quality FoodsCommunity MentalHealth Center forMid-Eastern Iowa -UWJC Partner Agency(1)General Dynamics,Inc. (2)Honohan, Epley,Braddock &Brenneman (1)Integrated DNATechnologies, Inc.Iowa City Press-Citizen(2)Iowa City/CoralvilleArea Convention &Visitors Bureau (1)Iowa Legal Aid - UWJCPartner Agency (2)ITW Foundation (1)James InvestmentGroup Inc. (1)JC PenneyMECCA Services -UWJC Partner Agency(1)Mercy Medical Center -Cedar Rapids (1)Noel-Levitz, Inc. (2)North Star ResourceGroup, Inc. (1)Oaknoll RetirementResidence (2)Pagliai’s Pizza (1)RR Donnelley Company(2)Tallgrass BusinessResources (2)The Crisis Center ofJohnson County -UWJC Partner Agency(2)Town Square Allergy &Asthma (1)Veridian Credit UnionVon MaurWal-MartWells Fargo Bank -Des Moines (1)Winkel, Parker &Foster, CPA PC (2)Younkers (1)$1,000 AND ABOVEA.M. Management,Inc. (1)Abbott Fund (1)Adams & BaumbachAssociates PCAnimal Clinic, Inc. (1)Bradley & Riley PC (1)Carlson Design TeamPC (1)Carlson Hartsock &Guither PLC (1)Centro Inc. (1)Century LinkColdwell Banker RealEstate Professionals(1)Cook Appraisal, Inc.D.J. Rinner GoldsmithsDomestic ViolenceIntervention Program(DVIP) - UWJCPartner Agency (1)Elder Services, Inc.-UWJC PartnerAgency (1)Florida Power & LightGeneral GrowthProperties, Inc. (1)Grant Wood AEA (2)HACAP - UWJC PartnerAgencyHamburg Inn #2, Inc.Handicare, Inc. - UWJCPartner Agency (1)Hawkeye Ready MixHawkeye SportsProperties (1)Hawkeye Title &Settlement Services,L.C. (1)HJR Financial Group (1)IBMInternational PaperIowa City AreaChamber ofCommerce (1)Iowa City Free MedicalClinic - UWJC PartnerAgency (1)King’s Material, Inc.Lenoch & Cilek ACEHardwareLensing Funeral &Cremation Service (1)Neighborhood Centersof Johnson County -UWJC Partner AgencyPaulson Electric (1)Phelan, Tucker, Mullen,Walker, Tucker &Gelman L.L.P.Preucil School of Music(1)RDA Financial Network(1)Security Abstract Co.(1)Shelter House - UWJCPartner AgencySurroundingsSusan Shullaw &Associates (1)Taxes Plus (1)The Arc of SoutheastIowa - UWJC PartnerAgency (1)United Action for Youth(UAY) - UWJC PartnerAgency (1)University of IowaAlumni Assoc.Visiting NurseAssociation (VNA) -UWJC Partner Agency(2)West Music Company,Inc.World of BikesThe recognition given to those listed in this annual report is one small wayto thank our volunteers and contributors. Every effort has been made tomake this report accurate. If your name has been misspelled, omitted, ormisplaced, we sincerely apologize. Please contact the United Way of JohnsonCounty office with corrections or any questions you might have. Thank you foryour continued support.united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 15

THE UNITED WAY OF JOHNSONCOUNTY & COMMUNITYFOUNDATION OF JOHNSON COUNTYMany people make gifts that benefit both theUnited Way of Johnson County and the CommunityFoundation of Johnson County. There are threefunds held at the Community Foundation thatUnited Way is affiliated with:UNITED WAY ENDOWMENT FUNDTo build the sustainable future for United Way ofJohnson County.UNITED WAY ENTREPRENEURIALFUNDEstablished by Casey Cook to build the poolof United Way grants that support innovativeapproaches to solving community priorities andemerging issues.UNITED WAY HEALTHY KIDSENDOWMENT FUNDTo generate sustainable funding for school-basedhealth clinics. Mercy Iowa City established theUnited Way Healthy Kids Endowment Fund with a5-year $500,000 commitment, and a challenge tothe community to meet their annual contributionof $100,000. ACT, Inc. also made a $25,000annual commitment for 5 years for a total of$125,000. United Way has provided annualoperating support for the Healthy Kids clinicssince 2006 (over $365,000 to date) and workswith the Healthy Kids partners to raise funds forthe endowment fund, which reached $1M thisyear. Under the leadership of Pete Wallace andSusie Poulton, the 3rd Annual “Get Moving forHealthy Kids” walk/run raised over $50,000 forthe endowment in 2012.Donors to each of these funds help United Wayplan for the future. Thank you to the followingdonors who made contributions to a United Way ofJohnson County endowment fund during the 2012campaign, as of December 31, 2012.UNITED WAYENDOWMENT FUNDJohn & Sally StaleyUNITED WAYENTREPRENEURIALFUND$10,000 AND ABOVEHass & Ann MarieMachlab$500-$999Kevin Lehman &Christine ScheetzCarrie Z. NortonUNITED WAYHEALTHY KIDSSCHOOL-BASEDHEALTH CLINICSENDOWMENT FUND$100,000 AND ABOVEMercy Iowa City$25,000 AND ABOVEACT, Inc.$2,500-$4,999Michael & Jill HeinrichDouglas & Linda PaulRonald & Helen AnnReed$1,000-$2,499Timothy BernemannTuyet & Marc DorauSusie & JonathanPoultonUniversity of IowaCommunity CreditUnionKathryn & PeterWallaceWest Bank$500-$999Jackie BlankKevin Lehman &Christine ScheetzThomas & MargueriteOettingMichael RockafellowJean Treder$50-$499Angie AdrianBernadineBrandenburgCasey Cook & KateGfellerClark FellerJohn & KatherineMoyersJody MurphRoxanne TangAnonymous (2)DIAMOND DONORSDiamond Donorsare generous andcommitted individualswho have been givingto the United Way for25 years or more.Bill & Jenny AnciauxJane & CharlieAndersonJanice BaumbackFloyd & AntoinetteBeginMary Gail & Dale BentzRobert & Anna BogsFredine & Dan BransonGene & Helen AnnBrawnerRobert & Vida BrennerCharles & HeideBurschJoan BuxtonRichard & EllenCaplanJo CatalanoDr. Charles R. &Barbara S. ClarkRich & Dianna ColganHelen DaileyPenny DavidsenLolly & Del EggersSue EvansThomas C. Eaton &Anita FalkofskeEatonRichard & AnnFeddersenRobert & Sylvia ForsythRobert GaffeyDick & Jane GibsonHelen GoldsteinDaryl & Nancy GrannerMark GrellGregory D. & Diana L.HagartyScott & Patty HanschePhil & Soni HarneyRebecca HaslerSohan & ShelaghHayrehMark & Margaret L.HeffronJudith HendershotVivian HickmanAlbert & Jean HoodH.D. & Myrene HooverJan & Kenn HubelThomas & Jean HulmeJames & Jane JakobsenWayne & DonnaJohnsonGeorge & Marian KarrAnita KeiferKen & Jeanette KinseyChristopher & VernetteKnappJohn & ClaudiaKnutsonMary Lea & RichardKruseJ. Kenneth & RuthKuntzDoug & Judy LaBrecqueJim & Catherine LaneAl & Jan LeffVal & Lois LembkeJix & Jean Lloyd-JonesBonnie Rae LoveLawrence & BarbaraLuebbertJo Ann ManderscheidNancy MargulisMary Mascher16 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

Charles & BeverlyMasonJohn & Kathy MaxwellYvonne McCabeMr. & Mrs. JamesMcCueDuane & VirginiaMeansJohn MenningerStan Miller & KathyPolviGladys MooreSieg & Lois MuehlMike & Anne MurrayRobert & Connie MutelKevin NeradJack & MiriamNewmanWilliam & Bertha OlinGlenn & Joyce PattonNancy PorterClair PowersDottie RayTom & CarolRosenbergerLynn & Jane RowatJames & Ann RubyJohn & Jan SchneiderDavid & SandraSchuldtRudy SchulzPaul & DorothySeebohmRoger & Mary SimpsonVictoria SolurshHelene J. SoperNancy SpaljCarol L. SpazianiDr. & Mrs. WilliamStanfordFlo & John StockmanJohn R. & Elizabeth S.StrattonFaye & Gordon StrayerDavid & Judy ThayerDaniel ThompsonKathryn & PeterWallaceJoyce WilsonCharles & Mary WolfeSteve & Sue WolkenRobert YagerAnonymous (19)EMERGINGLEADERSNETWORKMembers of theEmerging LeadersNetwork are ages20-45 and make a giftof at least $500 or a$350 gift combinedwith a commitmentof at least 25 hoursof volunteer service.Since 2006, theEmerging LeadersNetwork has supportedthe Healthy KidsSchool-based ClinicsInitiative.Matthew BossTuyet & Marc DorauVince & Tara EllisonJenni FitzgeraldAmy & EugeneHendersonJan Jensen & JulieFitzpatrickStan & MelanieLavermanRoger LusalaBill MontagDonna & Dean PriceLuke & TammiaProttsmanCrystal RoldanSusan SquiresAndrew & ElizabethSwansonJessica L. Weaver, AIAAnonymous (1)EMPLOYEECAMPAIGNCOORDINATORSRunning a successfulWorkplace GivingCampaign requiresa committed teamof individuals whogenerously contributetheir creativity,time, energy andenthusiasm. We wouldlike to congratulateand recognize thefollowing individualsfrom our “Top Tier”Companies for the2012-2013 Campaignwho worked sodiligently to maketheir Workplace GivingCampaigns a success.On behalf of UnitedWay of Johnson County,and your community,we extend our deepestgratitude.Bold indicates companymanager or CEOACT, INC.Jon WhitmoreDena Achey-StanersonDeb AndersonCindy BarnettSaym BasheerMarnita BealMichael BenningJeremy BreherBert BrookLisa BrueggeJill BuckEta BurkenWhitney BushMolly CashmanLauri ChappellRex ClemmensenJane CoppernollJulie CoxDavid CumberbatchJane DeetsRonda DetlefsenTeri DillonLori DohertyKris DunningAmos DupuichCarol ElliottKellee ForkenbrockAmy GaskillCathy GatesJennifer GeraetsSharon GrimmLoretta GronewoldKathy HarmonJill HeinsiusStephenie HoganJosie HolmesBarb HowarCindy HoylmanConnie HuberKathy JacobsLorri JensenDan JonesVeronica JonesSteve JungeAudra KingSatyendra KotamarthiAmanda LevinsMary LewisMelissa LeyhLauren LouvarAmanda MalloyKaty MarescalcoKelly McKennaNancy MeierSusan MiltnerBarb MuellerJillian NewhardUyen NguyenTeresa O’NeilBeth OxlerDavid PateMichael PilarczykDeb SchreiberCassie SeydelCharles SimpsonRyan SladeDeb SmilskiJames SprengelmeyerPat SteinbrechSandra StewartKari StillmanDawn StonerKris StudtBeth SwartzendruberDominic TippabattuniSteve TriplettKarolyn TrumpoldLynne TuelElaine WatsonElizabeth WesterdahlDeb WestfallStephanie WilsonChris WilsonBenita WolffBLANK & MCCUNE THEREAL ESTATE CO.Jackie BlankJane McCuneAlan SwansonCITY OF IOWA CITY(AFSCME 183, AIFF610, IOWA CITYPOLICE ASSOCIATION)Tom MarkusAdam BentleyKaren JenningsTracy RobinsonGEICO INSURANCELona MontgomeryLisa BureshMelissa LynneLiz NelsonMelissa PhillipsChrissy TaylorGOODWILL OF THEHEARTLANDPat AiryJohn PoseyGREAT WESTERN BANKBart FloydLori MeyerIsabelle VanceHILLS BANK ANDTRUST COMPANYDwight SeegmillerAmanda ArnShari DeMarisKayla DuwaDeb GuinnDonna HallettJennifer Hingstunited way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 17

Dave KrizLisa NearadKelsey RedlingerDeb SchafferIOWA CITYCOMMUNITY SCHOOLDISTRICT (SEIU 199,ICEA)Stephen MurleyKari CornwellKate MorelandSusie PoultonChace RameyJ.M. SWANK CO.Shawn MeaneyShelley HosseiniJOHNSON COUNTYPat HarneyTerrence NeuzilBrad ComerKathy DavisDave DvorskyScott FinlaysonEmily FitzpatrickBrad FreidhofDarla LuchtenburgSusie McAreavyBecky MillsR.J. MooreJan ShawGary YoderMEARDON, SUEPPEL &DOWNER, P.L.C.Tim KrummRick HillMERCERADMINISTRATIONWendy NolanMelissa HellingRebecca StarrMERCY IOWA CITYRonald ReedTim BernemannTerry BestWill BrownDenise ConnellJan CopelandKevin DoehrmannRon HallKim KacenaRoe LloydDenise MaierMary McCarthyEric McCollochTom MentzBob MillerJaret MorlanRoger NorfolkKim PowersAmie RockafellowLaura RuplingerVicki SondagDoug StahlTracy StolpeKathy TownsendMIDAMERICAN ENERGYCO. (IBEW 109)Tom PadleyStacy HankJacque MitchellMIDWESTONE BANKCharlie FunkDaniel BaileyCathe FranzCarol FrischHolly HankinsTyler KruseCindy LynchAdam McLaughlinMark OlsonMelissa PayneNick PfeifferCindi SchrockRory StonebrakerWade SummersMashawny WhiteChristine WilcoxTrent YeazelP&G Oral Care(IBT 238)Michael McClearyMary BergmanMatt BossBill BrockschinkBetty GoffJay HoganAlicia LidtkeAndrew MilakovichDiane MorganVanessa OrtizRenee PattersonJane SwartzentruberPEARSONDarice KeatingKate MinetteAnne ParmleyJane BenderJill CronbaughJoy DuffeJoe FialaTeresa FlackMel JurgensTracey KoffronMolly Less-PetersenDave MaynardPeter McKennaMichelle SinclairLindy StrauseChris SummyBrian TompkinsJulie WatermanPROCTER & GAMBLEMANUFACTURING CO.Phillip BurnsBen ElmKatie HoffROCKWELL COLLINS(IBEW 1634)Mitch MartensenSherry BalsterMike GardenerKathy KooymanJan MishlerGreg WidmerRSM MCGLADREY, INC.Dean PriceMatt HoranJennifer NguyenJason WagnerSCHEELSCory TwedenMatt PhippenMatt UntiedtSHIVE-HATTERYPhil LarsonCarrie CanningSOURCEMEDIA GROUPChuck PetersRenee ErregraguiU.S. BANKCurt HeidemanRenda GreeneUNITED PARCELSERVICE (IBT 238)Gary BrownEric GriffinUNIVERSITY OF IOWA/ UI HEALTH CARE(AFSCME 12, SEIU199)Sally MasonKenneth KatesLaura McLeranUNIVERSITY OF IOWACOMMUNITY CREDITUNIONJeff DisterhoftEmma BluemelDeanna EmersonDeb EnochsonEadie Fawcett WeaverDelanie FosterJennifer GrecianDave JohnsonJean KnepperBarb MarkhamKatie MoorheadSarah NekolaHeather OberhausEldon SnyderMike StaubLiz SwansonLyle TrowChris TroyerSarah Van DeeMarty WinegardenUNIVERSITY OFIOWA FOUNDATION /UNIVERSITY OF IOWAALUMNI ASSOCIATIONLynette MarshallVince NelsonDebbie BeermannGraciela CoffmanKevin CollinsHelen DaileySherri FurmanJaye KennedyJen KnightsAaron ParkerDeb SeemuthAmanda SteckerTyler TimkoLana TuckerHarrison WheelerLABOR LEADERSSOCIETYGift of $350 or morewith union affiliationLois AhrensSEIU 99Roger BrownIBEW 109Larry FitzpatrickAFSCME 12John A. HieronymusISEABonnie Rae LoveUE 893Barbara RuvaAFSCME 12Charlie SlaymakerIBEW 109Karen SmithAFSCME 12James SmithSEIU 99Rod SullivanAFT 716Axel SwansonIAFF/IPFF 610Robert Wilson18 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

WOMEN’SLEADERSHIPCIRCLE MEMBERSMembers of theWomen’s LeadershipCircle make anannual gift of at least$1,000 or a gift of$500 combined witha commitment ofat least 25 hours ofvolunteer service.Andrea AdamsBarbara AldemanTerri AndersonJulia M. AndersonKristin Arnold NagelCynthia BartelsMary Jane BeachSusan BeckettDebbie BeermannChristine BellomyLois BenishekMichelle BennettJean BergeKarmen BergerJackie BlankLisa BluderEmma J. BluemelChristina BohannanDonetta BooneSusan BoydMaurine BraddockAmy BroermannBert BrookEllen BuchananAlda BureshCelia BurgerCarrie CanningRichard CaplanEllen CaplanJo CatalanoConnie ChampionBetsy ChrischillesDeborah ChudzikDianna ColganDenice ConnellSusan CraigJudith H. CrossettJill CrouseSue CurryDiane Dahl-McCoyDonna D’AlessandroPeg DanaBarbara DavisKelly DayEleanor DilkesRachael DirksenMissy DisterhoftGeorgina DodgePeggy DoergeCarolyn Kunnert DolanTuyet DorauLois DusdiekerBarbara ElliottJane EngeldingerDeb EnochsonTori EricksonSue EvansAnita A. FalkofskeEatonMelissa FathEadie WeaverAnn FeddersenAnn FeldmannPatti FieldsCheryl FischerJulie FitzpatrickJulie FloydSue FreemanConnie FunkSherri FurmanSarah GardialJane GibsonJanet GodwinJammie GoedkenNancy GoekenHelen GoldsteinCarin M. GreenJoAnn HaackMary HackerKristin HardyDeb HartsockBecky HeathcoteMargaret HeffronRebecca HegemanPatricia HeidenJill HeinrichAmy HendersonRobyn HepkerCharlene HinrichsPat HobsonLinda K. Hopkins, CPALois E. JamesJan JensenSheral JensenGeri JensmaBeverly JohlinLisa JohnsonSusan Rae JohnsonAmy Ray KanellisMarian KarrStacey KarstenPaula Kasper-LundahlVicki KijewskiJeanette KinseyMarcia KirkpatrickCarol KirschTracy M. Kittrell, DDSJudith KlinkGayle KloudaJean KnepperAudrey KnoxAmy Kristof-BrownSarah KrummMary Lea KruseJo Lavera JonesJoyce LeffVicki LensingKelly LiddellAlicia LidtkeJudith Liskin-GasparroMarta M. Little, MDJean Lloyd-JonesAnn LorsonDiana LynchSheri LynchJanet LynessAnn Marie MachlabSarah MaiersBarb MarkhamLynette MarshallCarol MartinSally MasonKatherine MathewsSally Mathis HartwigYvonne McCabeLinda McCarterAnn McCarthyMary McCueJane McCuneGayle McGillicuddyKathleen McLaughlinJudith McPartlandLori MeyerMaureen MondanaroDoris MontagBunny MorrisonAnne MurrayMargaret MurrayMonica NadeauNancy NelsonCindy NoackJulie NobleWendy NolanCarrie Z. NortonGinger NowakTracey OehlerKristine R. OlsonLynda OstedgaardPolly PagliaiAnn ParkerLinda PaulDonna PearcyTonya PeeplesCindy PenneyMary Ann PetersNancy PetersenLois PetersonBeth PetersonCarla PiesSherri PitkinMartina PoggenpohlLaura PontoSusie PoultonDeb Pullin-Van AukenNancy QuellhorstPamela QuigleyColleen RappDottie RayCindy ReedJean ReedHelen Ann ReedMargaret ReeseNoreen RevierAnn RhodesKatherine RyersonSara Rynes-WellerMarnie SaeuglingChristine ScheetzJanet Schlechte, M.D.Cyndie SchmeiserJanie SchombergCarol Scott-ConnerJennifer SessionsSusan M. ShullawKaren SmithMargaret SmollenVictoria SolurshHelene J. SoperSara SprouleAnne StapletonBarbara StehbensMary SteinKathryn SteppMary StoneSusan T. StraussKristin E. SummerwillLiz SwansonKatherine TachauJudy ThayerSandra ThoringtonLinda ToddJune TrueJennifer TwedenCarol TwedtTricia Van RoekelAnne VandenbergRhoda VernonKathryn WallaceCathy WeingeistJennifer WhitmoreMichaelanne WidnessJosephine WileyJennifer WilliamsNancy WillisStephanie WilsonTonja WinekaufAndrea WoodheadMrs. Andrew YoungLori A. ZiegenhornGail ZlatnikAnonymous (11)united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 19

INDIVIDUALLEADERS INGIVINGTOCQUEVILLE: GIFTSAND PLEDGES OVER$10,000Gerry Ambrose &Kristin HardyJames P. HayesRobyn HepkerTim & Sarah KrummJix & Jean Lloyd-JonesHass & Ann MarieMachlabJane McCune & BobWachalJim & MaureenMondanaroJanet Schlechte, M.D.Cyndie & RussSchmeiserMichael & Linda ToddGOLD: GIFTS ANDPLEDGES BETWEEN$5,000-$9,999Phillip BurnsPeg DanaRichard & Ann FeddersenThomas & JammieGoedkenBill & Judith KlinkPhillip E. & Jo LaveraJonesKatherine Mathews &Edward SilagiMr. & Mrs. James McCueJeffrey Murray & AnnMarie McCarthyArthur & Ginger NowakChuck & Mary Ann PetersJames & Laura PontoDavid & Noreen RevierKevin Lehman &Christine ScheetzJohn Beldon Scott &Katherine TachauCarol Twedt & ChetRzoncaJon & Jennifer WhitmoreAnonymous (1)SILVER: GIFTS ANDPLEDGES BETWEEN$2,500-$4,999Scott & Andrea AdamsChristine BellomyLanny & Lois BenishekWillard & Susan BoydMaurine BraddockJames F. & AmyBroermannKenneth Brown & AmyKristof-BrownJohn & Ellen BuchananPete CarrilloJo CatalanoJohn & DeborahChudzikBlake & RachaelDirksenJeff & Missy DisterhoftTuyet & Marc DorauMichael O’Hara & JaneEngeldingerJon & Tori EricksonThomas C. Eaton &Anita FalkofskeEatonRod Sullivan & MelissaFathBart & Julie FloydCharlie & Connie FunkSarah Gardial & JeffreyGleesonDick & Jane GibsonJoAnn HaackMichael & Jill HeinrichChris & Sheral JensenFrederick & BeverlyJohlinGeorge JohnsonKenneth KatesKen & Jeanette KinseyGayle & Roger KloudaPhil & Joyce LeffAlicia & Roy LidtkeChris & Sheri LynchJanet Lyness & JohnWadsworthMichael McClearyRobert MillerKenneth MullenCarrie Z. NortonKristine R. OlsonDouglas & Linda PaulJames & Beth PetersonMartina PoggenpohlPamela & StevenQuigleyJim & Colleen RappRonald & Helen AnnReedJean & Tom ReedCarol Scott-Conner &Harry ConnerIn Memory of TheresaSemelJack & Anne StapletonMary & Edwin StoneDavid & Judy ThayerDouglas & June TrueCory & Jennifer TwedenEric & Tricia VanRoekelKathryn & PeterWallaceWilliam WattsMark WilsonGlen & Tonja WinekaufMr. & Mrs. AndrewYoungAnonymous (2)BRONZE: GIFTS ANDPLEDGES BETWEEN$1,000-$2,499Kenneth & Vicki AdamGabe AguirreTimothy AhlersBill & Fran AlbrechtBarbara AldemanLon P. AndersenTerry & Terri AndersonJane & CharlieAndersonJulia M. AndersonJoseph & KathrynBainbridgeGary & Connie BartaCynthia BartelsMary Jane & MonnieBeachSusan BeckettJames Beeghly & HelenFarrellDouglas & LindaBehrendtMichelle & AlanBennettChristopher BensonJean BergeKarmen BergerTimothy BernemannTom BertellTerry BestJackie BlankLisa BluderEmma J. BluemelMaryellen & WarrenBoeChristina BohannanDonetta BooneTimothy & JackiBrennanPeter BrokawBert BrookAlda BureshWilliam & Celia BurgerP. Barry ButlerAngie & David BywaterMike & Carrie CanningRichard & EllenCaplanDavid A. CapperJonathan & SusanCarlsonRobert & ElizabethCarlsonDavid CarlsonCraig & ConnieChampionAndy Chappell &Meredith Rich-ChappellGene & BetsyChrischillesJim & CarolChristensenDr. Charles R. &Barbara S. ClarkRex ClemmensenBryan & Ginny ClemonsJordan & Jana CohenRich & Dianna ColganJohn & Mary AnnCollotonMichael & DeniceConnellSusan CraigJudith H. CrossettJill D. CrouseSue & Cliff CurryDiane Dahl-McCoy &James McCoyMichael & DonnaD’AlessandroPat & Warren DarlingJeffrey DavidsonJames & BarbaraDavisKelly DayDavid & Sally DierksEleanor DilkesGeorgina DodgePeggy DoergeCarolyn Kunnert DolanMindy Olson & EthanDomkePatrick & Amy DonnellyNile & Lois DusdiekerKaren Fox & CharlesEasthamJeffrey EdwardsLolly & Del EggersC.W. & Barbara ElliottBenjamin ElmDeb & Jerry EnochsonSue EvansGary E. Fabian, CPATodd FanningBrian FarmerEadie & Mark WeaverAnn Feldmann &Connie SimpsonJeffrey & Patti FieldsJohn & RandeeFieselmannCheryl FischerMichael FlaniganRick & Karen FosseAnne & Joseph FrankelSue & Scott FreemanSherri FurmanBruce & Mary GantzWilliam Gay, DVM &Anne WallaceJanet GodwinJames & Nancy GoekenChris & JoAnn GoerdtHelen GoldsteinDaryl & Nancy GrannerCarin M. & Peter GreenMr. & Mrs. Doug Green20 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

Scott & Heather GrohMitch & Melanie GrossDavid & Mary HackerGregory D. & Diana L.HagartyRonald HallJay HappelDeb HartsockTodd & Julie HauserGary & Kathi HaymondSohan & ShelaghHayrehDaryl HeathCharles E. HeathMark & Margaret L.HeffronRobert & RebeccaHegemanPatricia HeidenDeWayne HeintzPatricia Westmoreland& Donald HeistadJudith HendershotAmy & EugeneHendersonJohn & Mary HenkJohn HensonNeil HinesCharlene HinrichsThomas & Jeri HobartPat HobsonTom & Lou RaeHoogerwerfLinda K. Hopkins, CPAJan & Kenn HubelLawrence & CarolHunsickerTodd & Lisa JacobsonLois E. JamesJan Jensen & JulieFitzpatrickGeri JensmaSusan Rae JohnsonKeith & Connie JonesHyman JosephAmy Ray KanellisGeorge & Marian KarrStacey KarstenPaula Kasper-LundahlJim & Anne KellyMichael & MichelleKennedyVicki KijewskiMarcia KirkpatrickLee & Carol Ann KirschTracy M. Kittrell, DDSCarl KlausTim Rask & TheresaKlingenbergJeff & Audrey KnoxJohn S. & Patricia C.KozaMary Lea & RichardKruseGeorge & Phyllis LanceSarah & RussellLarsenRichard & AnnieLeblondAl & Jan LeffVicki LensingBarcey & Steven LevyTodd & Kelly LiddellJudith Liskin-GasparroMarta M. Little, MDDavid LohmanAnn & Ed LorsonPhilip & SusanLutgendorfPatrick B. Bauer &Christine M. LuzzieDiana LynchMark MadsenSarah MaiersBradley W. MarasTom MarkusLynette Marshall &Jeffrey FordDavid MartinMark & Carol MartinSally & Ken MasonSally Mathis HartwigDonald MausYvonne McCabeLinda McCarterGayle McGillicuddyKathleen McLaughlinJudith McPartlandJohn R. MenningerBruce W. & Lori A.MeyerJim & M.J. MillerSidney & Pamela MillsFrank Mitros & MonicaMaloney-MitrosThomas Mittman &Laura StunzChris MolczykKevin MonsonBill MontagDoris MontagEdward & CarolMorenoBunny MorrisonSieg & Lois MuehlWilliam & Jody MurphMargaret MurrayMike & Anne MurrayMonica NadeauAlan Nagel & KristinArnold NagelKen & Nancy NelsonLawrence NiegowskiSteve & Cindy NoackDick NobleJulie NobleWendy NolanRussell & MarthaNoyesDavid OaklandRick & Tracey OehlerThomas & MargueriteOettingJeffrey OsborneLynda OstedgaardPolly PagliaiDavid & Julia PapworthBrad & Ann ParkerDavid C. Parsons &LuAnn ReynoldsErnest PascarellaDonna PearcyTonya Peeples & GaryAurandCindy PenneyThomas & Ann PersoonMatthew PetersNancy PetersenLois PetersonCarla PiesSherri PitkinSusie & JonathanPoultonJohn PowellDonna & Dean PriceMichael J. & CatherineA. PughChris & Deb Van AukenNeil & NancyQuellhorstSteven RackisDottie RayKevin & NancyReadmanCynthia Reed & StevenLamerDennis & MargaretReeseAnn Rhodes & StevenMillerEd RingThomas M. RobinsonThomas RocklinStephen A. RodeTrudi & Jack RosazzaGerard & CarolynRushtonKatherine RyersonMarnie & MichaelSaeuglingDoug SandersNathan Savin & SusanEnzleJosh & JessicaSchambergerJanie SchombergJim & Kim SchreckKonrad SchulzeDwight & MelindaSeegmillerAlberto SegreJennifer SessionsElias ShiuSusan M. ShullawHarlan SiffordDale SimonMichael SimpsonJames & Karen SmithMargaret A. SmollenVictoria SolurshHelene J. SoperJerry SpearsSara & Steve SprouleBrad & Denise StapleyJay & Mary SteinKathryn SteppJohn StrabalaJohn S. Strauss &Susan T. StraussFaye & Gordon StrayerKeith & Carol StroyanVenkiteswaranSubramanianAndrew & ElizabethSwansonAlan SwansonLiz SwansonRick & SandraThoringtonBen Van SchepenByron & AnneVandenbergDebbie Beermann& David VanDusseldorpStephen VlastosJason & Traci WagnerAndreas WahleRobert & MaureenWallaceJohn WeegTom & Cathy WeingeistPaul Weller & SaraRynes-WellerBruce & SaraWestemeyerJohn & MichaelanneWidnessJosephine WileyDale & RosemaryWilhelmJennifer WilliamsNancy & Craig WillisStephanie WilsonScott & StephanieWilsonCharles & Mary WolfeRobert & Mary AnnWoodburnJerold & AndreaWoodheadBen WrightRichard WyssJohn Yapp & BridgetMcCarronMichael YoungPhilip ZellLori A. ZiegenhornEkhard & WendyZieglerFrank & Gail ZlatnikAnonymous (27)united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 21

CRYSTAL: GIFTS ANDPLEDGES BETWEEN$500-$999Dena Achey-StanersonSteve & Mary AdamekJesse L. AkersLee & Kazi AlwardBill & Jenny AnciauxSteven & JenniferAndersonBarrie AndersonKathy ArnoldRobert & ClaireAshmanLioness AyresEric & Karin BauerKathryn BaumanTami BaumannDoug BeckerSusan Beekmann MeierGerald BeelnerPamela BelmanMary Gail & Dale BentzRon BergPatti Beeler & Steve BirdAmy BoelkMatthew BolgerMatthew BossBayard BossermanDoug & Margaret BottorffMike BouldinPaula BrandtFredine & Dan BransonRichard & PhyllisBravermanLeonard & Velma BrckaRobert & Cicely BrennanRussell BrooksDaniel & Tricia BrownWill BrownAnn & ScottBrownsbergerKory R. BuckMargaret BunnellTrudy L. BurnsDerek & Christina BurnsDan CampionJames CantrellRyan CarnahanJoyce CarrollCharles Carroll & LoisGeistHodge CarterJohn ChadimaChristine & MarkChamblissLaura ChristensonMaeve ClarkSara CloughEllen CollinsKevin Collins & AmyCarroll CollinsDean Colton & SheilaBarronJIm & Jennifer ConardTom & Joan CookKaren CoppMarcia CordtsJohn & MelissaCorriganHoward J. CowenJeffrey & Lois CoxJim Cramer & Liz MillerSteven CrossettDavid CumberbatchOliver CummingsEdwin DaeringZachary DavisDenton DesotelFred & Meg DietzWilliam & JoanneDochtermanGloria DorrRichard & DebraDorzweilerDavid & Barbara DrakeTracy DrewSusan DulekStephen Dunbar &Sally HartmanJoseph DutcherRichard DysonCarol EbingerDaren EdekerVince & Tara EllisonSandra EskinDanita EvansElizabeth FahrKimberly FarrellKristi J. Ferguson Ph.D.Kenneth FisherJenni FitzgeraldJoaquin FloresPaul Foelsch & KarenSquires FoelschLowell E. FolsomRobert & Sylvia ForsythCherokee B. French IIIGeoff & Jenny FruinDennis FulwiderGary Gavin & RosemaryRegan-GavinWendy GavinMiriam GilbertBrad & Deb GilpinMargaret & DougGoodfellowSandra GoodsonJames & Susan GrayWilliam GreazelEric GriffinScott HaleJohn HalversonDonna HammondTom & Sharon HansenPhil & Soni HarneyMargaret HartzellRebecca HaslerDiane & P. Dale HauserDr. & Mrs. Benny F.Hawkins, Sr.Kelly & Nancy HayworthBecky HeathcoteCarol & Herman HeinWalter HelmsArlis HelmuthRose HemannJohn HieronymusN. William & Jean HinesVirginia HirstNicholas HoeferMichaela Hoenicke-MooreKatie HoffAlbert & Jean HoodH.D. & Myrene HooverMargery HoppinJames HusseyElizabeth & SidneyHuttnerPatricia IrelandAndrew & MaggieIversonJason JacksonKathy JacobsDebra JansenKent L. JehleKeith & Marnie JohnkHans & Lisa JohnsonMary JohnsonDarin & Sarah JohnsonKristin JonesFrank JulianoSteve & Sandra JungeFrank & Judith JuvanCheri KadlecJohn & Gail KellerSara KendallJaye KennedyJonie KennedyLibby KestelScott & Carmen KieferSusan Connell & MikeKielyJong KimJean KnepperJane KnopickJohn & ClaudiaKnutsonEric KookerJulia KriebsSamuel KumarStuart KuperstockJerry & Kayla LalorWesley LamarcheScott LarsonSteve & Karen LaughlinStan & MelanieLavermanMark & Allison LawMichael & ChelleLehmanKen & Lorie LeoSteven LepicLoretta A. LettsSue LewisJacqueline LewisShari LewisonJeffrey D. & Tracy A.LiebermannGerhard & InaLoewenbergTimothy & Marsha LoweLawrence & BarbaraLuebbertLowell & Joan LuhmanPeter LundBrian LuseCaryl LyonsBryan MaachDiane MachatkaBarb MarkhamDiane & J. DavidMartinBecky MathisSusan MattmillerTracy McArtorRick McBrideMary McCarthyWilliam McCoyTina McCoy HearnJefferson McCulloughJennifer McDermottCarol McGhanLarry McGranahanSherri McGregorChris & Angie McLeanLaura & StevenMcLeranDarren McNabbRobert McNameeKodi R. McQuillenMichelle Meadows deUrquizoShawn MeaneyAimee Meardon-OrrisBob Michael & CathyZaharisChad MichelLinda MillerJennifer Miller & DaiGwilliamMary K. MitchellLona MontgomeryLaurie MooreGladys MooreLora Morgan Dunham& Stephen DunhamMikayla MorseKeith J. MuellerCharles MurphyMichael & Beth MurrayRobert & Connie MutelNancy NagelHenry E. NathansonJuanita NelsonSara NetolickyLes & Lori NeuMary E. NobleLeslie & Mark NolteSuellen NovotnyLynne NugentWilliam & Bertha OlinKevin OlszewskiLynn O’Neill22 united way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community

Lizabeth OsborneKarla PalermoJanene Panfil & DonStumboNancy ParkerDoug & ConnieParsonsMarshall ParsonsMichelle PayneMarlene PerrinMark PhillipsLuke & TammiaProttsmanDavid PurdyBruce RademacherBill ReaganChad RechkemmerBecci ReedusRoger & Barb ReillyTom & Ann RiceAnn & David RickettsChad Ruback & BethRitter RubackJoseph RixenMichael RockafellowSteve & April RoeMaria Rood-StroppelTom & CarolRosenbergerAddie RossJohn RothBonnie & Joshua RubyAxel RuprechtJan Rutledge & DaveUlrickEdward SaundersDarrell SchleifJohn SchneiderJerald & Jana SchnoorDavid & SandraSchuldtRudy SchulzLaura SeamansMatthew SebergerKay S. & Clyde O. SeeryJennifer SeeryVictoria J. SharpAndrew Sheehy &Shannon Ross-SheehyJason SiglarJonathan & SusanSimonCharles SimpsonAmber SkoffCharlie SlaymakerRuth & Stephen SlezakJoy Smith & David RustPat SmithStuart & JoannaSmith-DromeyTami Smith-RohovitMary & Eldon SnyderCarol & Robert SolbergCarol L. SpazianiRuth SpiekerJohn SpitzerJennifer S. & KyleStahleMary Ellen StampDr. & Mrs. WilliamStanfordMargaret StaverOliver & Joy SteeleBrenda SteinmetzGarrett Stewart &Natasa DurovicovaWendy StinocherKaye StokesJohn R. & Elizabeth S.StrattonBeverly StrotherStephen StroversKristin E. SummerwillJames SwanerDonald SwansonAxel SwansonMilly SwenkaSusan SzczechKristin & WayneThelanderDiane H. ThomasonCamille ThompsonJoan & Doug ThompsonJean TrederTerry TrenkampMarty & Cindy TunningJoan & Don Van HulzenKurt Anstreicher &Jane Van VoorhisBeth Van ZeeDiane VenengaRhoda VernonEileen VogelIrene WaltzKevin & Norma WardGretchen WarkentinBryon WatsonBob & Eunice WelshKaren WentzelGary WhittingtonPamela WichmannEllen WidissIN MEMORYTim AhmadWinston AlnotKathleen ArmensMiles BaileyMona BallJames BarclayMelba BarnesGerald BeardLori BearsSamuel BeckerMary BerryArne BjorndalFlorence BozekSherry BremnerMarilyn BrownCharles BuckleyPat BuckleyRosie CahillTyler CarterHila Beth CoxMarian CretzmeyerSharon CristRhoda CummingsAllegra DaneJulia DavisLeon DeBoerMary DoyleMark EakesLouis EckermannImogene EcksteinRichard EdlerSue EldridgeDonna FarberRonald FarberRoger FisherJean FountainLaverne GardnerKathy GillCarl GoetzCarmeletta GradyGeorge GravesLinda GreeneLarry HafnerMichael & MicheleWigimRoss WilburnJanet B. WilcoxMarianne WilkeningFrederick WittRod & Kathy WittichMarvin HainBrett HamrickRay HeffnerElizabeth Hibbeler-AndersonJanett HieberTom HoogerwerfPaul HorickEleanore HorningRichard JensenNoel JohnsonJohn KellerTom KenefickJacqueline KnappJane KurthMarcia LanduytMauricio LasanskyErik LemkeJames LeuLaVonne LillySara Jane LindbergKaren LowmanWilliam LyonsEnzo MacagnoElsie MartinMarlene McAllisterBruce McDowellCharles McLeanSharon McMillanDaniel MeyerStephie MielnikPatricia MilderTom MillhollinWilliam MoellerKenneth MollMichael MorrisonHarold MulfordCarol NelsonDennis NovyJoyce OaksZelda OblingerA. Jean O’NeillConstance OrganGeorge PatersonSteven & Jean WolfeTina WoodsmallSheila WrightNancy & Jeff ZearMashell ZimmermanAnonymous (47)Helen QuigleyJoseph RodgersSandra RonanEarl RoseMarilyn SchintlerDottie SchrockPeter SeabaLyle SeydelJames SkardaIan SmithCharles SmithRobert SoperPamela StewartJohn StokesBeverly StoutRuth SuiterThomas SummyMadelene SydebothamDeborah ThoeDoris ThomaeJames TolzmannRahima WadeBea WaltersJames WefelMary WeidemanFrances WenmanGeorge WineVirginia Woodardunited way of johnson county 2012 annual report to the community 23

United Way of Johnson County1150 5th St., Ste. 290Coralville, IA 52241(319) 338-7823Volunteer Center: (319) 337-VOLS (8657)FAX (319) 339-7337www.unitedwayjc.orgAnnual report design Benson & Hepker DesignThanks to Press-Citizen Media for their generosity in the printing and distribution of this report.