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COMMUNITY
Outreach
Commitment
Together =
WE ARE POSSIBILITY
to IMPACT!
Y U
ADAPT
to Unmet Needs
PARTNERSHIP
& Collaboration
FORWARD
Thinking
EVERYONE
WINS
2017 ANNUAL REPORT
& DONOR RECOGNITION
July 1, 2016 – April 26, 2017

OUR IMPACT MODEL
Is results-driven that focuses
Town of Palm Beach United Way’s work on
specific areas of need in Palm Beach County
with targeted outcomes and measurable results.
EDUCATION
Our goal is to put kids
on the path to success
by investing in their
development from early
childhood to young
adulthood – ensuring they
have the opportunities
they need to thrive.
HEALTH
Our goal is to ensure
people are healthy and
safe in their home,
community and schools,
and have increased access
to dental and medical care.
INCOME
Our goal is that every
household is supported
by an income that enables
long-term financial stability.
IMMEDIATE NEEDS
Our goal is to address
the community’s needs
including food, shelter,
utility payment assistance,
and other immediate
needs.

2017
In Numbers
216 CAMPAIGN
VOLUNTEERS raise
money for our annual campaign
More than
9,533
local youth particpated in programs that build character
About
1 in 5
local children
in Palm Beach
County are
food insecure
29% of food insecure
individuals in Palm Beach
County do not qualify for
SNAP and must rely on
emergency food assistance
5,148
INDIVIDUALS
WERE PROVIDED
SHELTER
MORE THAN 4,000 VOLUNTEER HOURS
3,549
HOMELESS KIDS
IDENTIFIED LOCALLY
Minimum wage falls almost
$3 short
of
poverty
wage for a family of four
259,000
of residents under the
age of 64 are WITHOUT
health coverage
16
MILLION
POUNDS OF
FOOD WAS
DISTRIBUTED
only 79%
of our youth
are graduating
from High School
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OUR MESSAGE TO THE
COMMUNITY
Dear Friends,
Y U
and give and give then give some more. It is through our
community’s generosity that we are able to help thousands
of people in Palm Beach County.
“GROWING UP
AS A POOR FIRST
GENERATION
IMMIGRANT GAVE ME A
CLEAR AND FIRSTHAND
UNDERSTANDING OF
WHY AGENCIES LIKE
THE TOWN OF PALM
BEACH UNITED WAY
ARE SO IMPORTANT
TO THE COMMUNITIES
WE SERVE. WITHOUT
THE SUPPORT FROM
AGENCIES LIKE THE
UNITED WAY I MAY NOT
HAVE ENDED UP IN A
POSITION WHERE I CAN
NOW GIVE BACK.”
Ever since the Town of Palm Beach United Way was created in 1945, our
mission has been to respond to the most urgent needs of our community.
During this time, we have supported this worthy mission with your time,
talent and treasure. You have allowed us to provide the means through
which our partner agencies can effectively and efficiently help the hungry,
homeless, ill, and others who seek a hand up.
The collective philanthropy is a cherished source of pride for all of us at
the United Way. It is an undeniable source of inspiration that we draw
upon to be our best and do our best for those in need.
Your unwavering support and confidence in us, and this wonderful
community, are what has allowed the Town of Palm Beach United Way to
prosper over the past 72 years.
Please accept our thanks to those who day in and day out work to build
a stronger Palm Beach County – who share our vision for what is possible
and a passion for making it happen. Only through collective action can
we solve some of our biggest challenges. With you by our side, we can
build a thriving community in which we all want to live, work, and raise
our families, today and for generations to come.
JAY BOODHESHWAR
Jay Boodheshwar
Board of Trustees Chair
Beth Walton
President & CEO
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CONDENSED BALANCE
SHEET
as of March 31, 2017
ASSETS
March 31, 2017 March 31, 2016
Current Assets
Cash $7,649,832 $6,071,694
Pledges Receivable (NOTE 1) 578,624 1,375,072
Other Receivable 642,508 116,778
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $8,870,964 $7,563,544
Investments (Note 2) 6,832,155 6,034,312
Office Facilities (Net of Depreciation) 27,092 34,197
TOTAL ASSETS $15,730,211 $13,632,053
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
Current liabilities
Allocations $888,025 $834,850
Accounts payable 17,438 21,754
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES $905,463 $856,604
NET ASSETS
General (Note 4) $7,992,593 $6,741,137
Endowment (Note 4) 6,832,155 6,034,312
Total net assets 14,824,748 12,775,449
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $15,730,211 $13,632,053
TOGETHER WE ARE POSSIBILITY | 3

CONDENSED STATEMENT OF
ACTIVITY as of March 31, 2017
REVENUE General Funds Endowment Funds Total
Campaign (Note 3) 5,129,567 0 5,129,567
Investment income 29,093 527,418 556,511
Other 0 0 0
TOTAL REVENUE $5,158,660 $527,418 $5,686,078
EXPENSE General Funds Endowment Funds Total
Donor Designations 353,430 0 353,4320
Salaries (NOTE 5) 212,697 0 212,697
Operating expenses (NOTE 5) 281,536 0 281,536
Other costs (includes depreciation) 153,948 36,972 190,920
TOTAL EXPENSE $1,001,611 $36,972 $1,038,583
Excess (deficit) Year-to-Date 4,157,049 490,446 4,647,495
Net Assets – July 1, 2016 3,835,544 6,341,709 10,177,253
NET ASSETS – MARCH 31, 2017 $7,992,593 $6,832,709 $4,824,748
RECONCILIATION OF SOURCE AND USE OF FUNDS FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 2015
SOURCE OF FUNDS
2016-2017 Campaign (NOTE 3) 5,129,567
Earnings on Investments 29,243
$5,158,810
USE OF FUNDS
Agency Allocation Paid YTD 2,664,075
Agency Allocation Balance 888,025
Operating Expense Incurred YTD 494,233
Operating Expense Remainder of Year 163,447
Miscellaneous 153,948
$4,363,728
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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL
STATEMENTS as of March 31, 2017
NOTE 1
NOTE 2
NOTE 3
NOTE 4
RECEIVABLES
Current Year 2016-2017 Campaign Pledges 503,148
Previous Campaign 75,476
$578,624
INVESTMENTS
Equity Securities 845,293
Multi-Asset 5,294,811
Fixed Income Securities 522,724
Real Estate/Short Term Investments 169,327
$6,832,155
CAMPAIGN REVENUE
Campaign Collection as of March 31, 2017 5,129,567
Pledges Receivable (see NOTE 1) 578,624
$5,708,191
NET ASSETS
General Undesignated 7,430,889
General Designated Property and Equipment 27,092
General Smith CRUT 81,833
General Emergency Fund 452,779
TOTAL GENERAL 7,992,593
Endowment 6,832,155
TOTAL NET ASSETS $14,824,748
NOTE 5
BUDGET TO ACTUAL
YTD Budget YTD Actual Variance YTD Previous
Salary Expense 232,335 212,697 -19,638 215,269
Other Operating Expense 271,075 281,536 10,461 279,463
503,410 494,233 -9177 494,732
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ALLOCATIONS PARTNER
AGENCIES
July 1, 2016 - June 30, 2017
AGENCY NAME
Total
Allocations
Paid To
Date
Balances
Due
2-1-1 Palm Beach/Treasure Coast 173,700 130,275 43,425
Achievement Center 34,500 25,875 8,625
ARC of the Glades 28,500 21,375 7,125
ARC of Palm Beach County 170,100 127,575 42,525
Adopt-A-Family 191,600 143,700 47,900
Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse 70,000 52,500 17,500
Alpert Jewish Family & Children’s Services 69,000 51,750 17,250
Alzheimer’s Community Care 77,000 57,750 19,250
Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County 200,000 150,000 50,000
Caridad Clinic 140,000 105,000 35,000
Catholic Charities 22,000 16,500 5,500
Center for Child Counseling 25,000 18,750 6,250
Center for Family Services 118,000 88,500 29,500
Children’s Home Society 109,000 81,750 27,250
Clinics Can Help 25,000 18,750 6,250
ClearPoint 20,000 15,000 5,000
CROS 33,500 25,125 8,375
Drug Abuse Foundation 95,000 71,250 23,750
Drug Abuse Treatment Association 162,000 121,500 40,500
El Sol 18,000 13,500 4,500
Families First of Palm Beach County 66,000 49,500 16,500
Farmworkers Coordinating Council 100,000 75,000 25,000
Feeding South Florida 90,000 67,500 22,500
The Glades Initiative 40,000 30,000 10,000
Gratitude House, Inc. 81,000 60,750 20,250
Gulfstream Goodwill Industries 23,600 17,700 5,900
Habitat for Humanity 10,100 7,575 2,525
Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies 14,000 10,500 3,500
Home Safe 97,000 72,750 24,250
Homeless Coalition of P B County 20,000 15,000 5,000
Jewish Community Center 12,500 9,375 3,125
Legal Aid Society 60,000 45,000 15,000
Lord’s Place 140,000 105,000 35,000
Mental Health Association 5,000 3,750 1,250
Milagro Center 42,500 31,875 10,625
Opportunity, Inc. 120,000 90,000 30,000
Palm Beach Habilitation Center 208,000 156,000 52,000
Palm Beach County Food Bank 25,000 18,750 6,250
Palm Beach County Literacy Coalition 107,000 80,250 26,750
Parent Child Center 12,000 9,000 3,000
Planned Parenthood 35,000 26,250 8,750
Seagull Industries 170,000 127,500 42,500
Take Stock in Children 59,000 44,250 14,750
Urban League 18,000 13,500 4,500
Urban Youth Impact 23,500 17,625 5,875
YMCA of South Palm Beach 45,000 33,750 11,250
YWCA of Palm Beach County 146,000 109,500 36,500
TOTAL 3,552,100 $2,664,075 $888,025
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OPERATING
BUDGET
FISCAL YEAR 2016/2017 BUDGET
& 2017/2018 PROPOSED BUDGET
2016/2017 2017/2018
Proposed
REVENUES Budget Actual (9 months) Budget
Earnings on Investments 40,000 29,243 40,000
Total Investment Revenues 40,000 29,243 40,000
EXPENDITURES
Salaries 309,780 212,697 292,000
Health Insurance 55,000 33,846 52,000
Retirement/Disability/Life Insurance 49,000 29,806 49,000
Payroll Taxes 26,000 18,238 25,000
Part Time Salaries 0 20,011 20,000
Audit/Tax Return 20,500 19,800 21,000
Bookkeeping 22,000 16,500 23,000
Office Supplies/Equipment 24,000 11,860 20,000
Printing 21,000 13,051 15,000
Campaign Supplies 16,000 20,778 24,000
Repair/Maintenance 1,200 1,956 2,000
Telephone/Fax/Internet 8,000 6,444 8,000
Postage 11,500 9,128 11,500
Condo Maintenance 22,000 17,130 22,000
Janitorial Service 4,500 3,375 4,500
Auto Allowance 3,000 2,250 3,000
Donor Cultivation 5,200 2,253 5,500
Agency Relations and Allocations 7,000 3,982 7,000
Subscriptions 1,000 692 1,000
Organization Dues/Membership Fees 1,500 950 1,500
Insurance 16,000 14,787 17,000
Computer Software Support 13,500 13,506 13,500
Photography Services 3,000 2,390 3,000
Tocqueville Society 5,000 5,199 6,000
Advertising and Marketing 12,000 13,604 14,000
Total Operating Expenditures 657,680 494,233 660,500
Net Revenues and Expenditures 617,680 464,990 620,500
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EARLY
CHILDHOOD
Children are more successful in school and
throughout their lives when they have had the
benefit of high quality learning experiences in
their early years. High quality early childhood
programs can successfully put children on
the path toward positive development and
prevent poor outcomes in adulthood.
PARENTS
AND MENTORS
Parents are children’s first teachers. Research
on early brain development tells us that,
from birth to age 5, children rapidly develop
cognitive, emotional and social capabilities on
which subsequent development builds. Studies
have shown that 90% of brain development
occurs during the first five years of life. We
know that children who are developmentally
ready for school do better on a number
of key measures, such as school
attendance and achievement,
and continued participation
in higher education.
AFTERSCHOOL
AND SUMMER
Education is the single most important
factor in the determination of a person’s
poverty status: almost 24% of the adult
population without a high school diploma
is poor, compared to 11% of those who
are high school graduates and only 3.6%
of college graduates. Students who
access high quality, enriching out of
school programs, which are aligned
with school day curriculum do
better in school.
MIDDLE SCHOOL
SUCCESS/HIGH
SCHOOL GRADUATION
A high school credential is a minimum
requirement for higher education, postsecondary
credential programs and most
career opportunities. Individuals with
high school credentials are more likely to
participate in the workforce, earn higher
wages, access safer housing, healthier
food and better medical care than
their counterparts who lack
high school credentials.
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MEET NICK,
A TOWN OF PALM
BEACH UNITED WAY
SUCCESS
When Nick’s Literacy
Coalition AmeriCorps
graduation coach first met
him he had a 1.5 GPA and
was behind in credits and
community service hours.
They met twice a week and
to build rapport and trust
the graduation coach helped
Nick with homework and
gave advice about life. Nick
worked hard and brought
his GPA up to a 2.5 giving
him enough credits and
community service hours. He
graduated from Lake Worth
High School and has enrolled
in Palm Beach State College.
Investments in education lift people out of poverty
because children who have access to a high-quality
education from cradle to career position themselves
for work that pays a family – a sustaining wage. At
the Town of Palm Beach United Way, we believe
there is no better investment than education.
We see education as a community responsibility. It
takes us all – parents, teachers and caring adults – to
help a child succeed in school and in life. And we
know it’s worth it.
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EDUCATION
INVESTMENTS
EDUCATION: Early Childhood
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
ARC of Palm Beach County Potentials Charter School $55,600 32
Jewish Community Center Early Childhood Education $5,000 15
Opportunity, Inc. Early Childhood Education $125,000 96
YWCA of Palm Beach County Early Childhood Education $90,000 180
EDUCATION: Middle School Success/High School Graduation
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Habitat for Humanity Seminole Ridge High School $11,500 300
HomeSafe Lifeskills and Education $21,000 105
Literacy Coalition Literacy AmeriCorps $18,000 1,460
Milagro Center Teen Leadership $9,500 60
Take Stock in Children Student/Mentor Support $60,000 1,231
Urban League Project Ready: Nulites $5,000 120
EDUCATION: Afterschool and Summer
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Achievement Center Pine Grove Afterschool $36,000 150
Adopt-A-Family Project GROW $67,000 78
Boys and Girls Clubs Core Educational $202,000 5,600
CROS Ministries CROS Camp $5,350 215
Girl Scouts General Operating $5,350 100
Jewish Community Center Afterschool and Summer Camp $15,000 120
Milagro Center Mentoring Miracles $15,000 55
Milagro Center STARS $22,000 50
Urban Youth Impact Leadership Academy $25,000 190
EDUCATION: Parents and Mentors
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Children’s Home Society Project 18 Mentoring $25,000 77
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Caps & Cribs Teen Mom Mentoring $12,000 20
Literacy Coalition Family Literacy $97,000 287
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DISABILITIES
Individuals with disabilities and special
needs are in need of services and
programs that help them maintain
independent living and have increased
or sustained financial security.
Caregivers of family members with
disabilities or special needs require
access to services that help them
provide support and maintain
a stable environment.
ACCESS TO
MEDICAL AND
DENTAL SERVICES
Many individuals do not have access to
health insurance or do not have the funds to
pay co-pays or for prescriptions. As a result
they are unable to maintain or improve their
health status and are at-risk for long term,
serious health issues. Poor health impacts
ability to function, to attend school or
to maintain or gain employment.
MENTAL HEALTH
Many people have mental health
concerns from time to time. A mental
health concern becomes a mental illness
when ongoing signs and symptoms
cause frequent stress and affect the
ability to function. If implemented early,
individuals who experience life difficulties
and are provided with support
and professional services can expect to
alleviate the need for
more extensive services for
serious illness.
OLDER ADULTS
AND CAREGIVERS
The new generation of seniors has different
expectations than previous ones. Older adults
are in need of services and programs that help
them maintain independent living
and/or increased or sustained financial
security. Caregivers of family members
are in need of services that help provide
them support and help maintain a
stable environment for
their loved ones.
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Individuals engaging in substance
abuse are at risk of losing their families,
jobs and engaging in risky behaviors. In
addition, individuals living in recovery
have difficulty re-focusing their lives
and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.
Access to appropriate treatment,
intervention or on-going recovery
programs are necessary to help
individuals overcome substance
abuse addiction or mental
health issues.
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MEET JOSH,
A TOWN OF PALM
BEACH UNITED WAY
SUCCESS
19-year-old Josh has Down
syndrome, but he also has
what every employer looks
for. According to his teacher
at the Arc’s Community
Living program he is a great
listener, follows direction
well, is eager to help and
work hard, is creative and
has an infectious personality.
Publix took notice and
hired Josh three years ago.
Now, Josh enjoys his adult
independence and his
well-deserved pay check.
Good health is an essential ingredient for individual
success and a thriving community. Investments in
health lift people out of poverty, because healthy
community members are more productive and
require fewer government services and costly
institutional care. Healthy kids are more likely to
succeed in school. The whole community will flourish
when all of our residents have access to quality
health care.
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HEALTH
INVESTMENTS
HEALTH: Medical and Dental
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Caridad Center Health Clinic $155,000 12,000
Clinics Can Help The Lending Closet $25,000 2,200
Families First Targeted Outreach Pregnant Women $18,500 587
Genesis Community Health GCH Boynton Beach Dental Operations $10,000 720
Glades Initiative Connecting the Glades $10,000 5,500
Legal Aid Society Medical Legal Partnership Project $40,000 225
Planned Parenthood Teen Time Medical $35,000 1,000
HEALTH: Mental Health
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Counseling $28,000 854
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Mental Health First Aid $20,000 1,700
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Intake and Referral $10,000 5,450
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Bereavement $10,000 207
Catholic Charities Counseling-Pahokee $27,000 80
Center for Child Counseling Child and Family Center $20,000 1,400
Center for Child Counseling Community Social-Emotional Wellness $15,000 2,650
Parent Child Center San Castle Community Center $15,000 105
Families First Healthy Families $18,000 1,311
Families First KIN Support $27,000 188
Families First Children’s Behavioral Health $13,000 268
Mental Health Association Peer Place $5,000 960
HEALTH: Substance Abuse
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Drug Abuse Foundation Intensive Residential $100,000 640
Drug Abuse Treatment Association Walter Kelly Residential Treatment $166,000 72
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HEALTH
INVESTMENTS
HEALTH: Older Adults And Caregiver Support
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
211 Palm Beach Sunshine Telephone Reassurance $13,700 520
211 Palm Beach Elder Crisis Outreach $35,000 560
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Case Management $10,000 153
Alpert Jewish Family and Children Enhanced Companion $11,000 193
Alzheimer’s Community Care Family Nurse Consultant $36,000 1,600
Alzheimer’s Community Care Specialized Day Care $41,000 468
Gulfstream Goodwill Assistive Communications $8,800 52
HEALTH: Disabilities And Special Needs
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
ARC of Palm Beach County Community Living $70,000 200
ARC of Palm Beach County Family Services $56,300 1,695
ARC of the Glades Facility Based Services $26,000 37
ARC of the Glades Community Based Services $7,250 49
Palm Beach Habilitation Center Program Management $91,400 585
Palm Beach Habilitation Center Work Training $70,850 200
Palm Beach Habilitation Center Crew2U $62,100 50
Seagull Services SAIL Internship and Supported Employment $25,000 65
Seagull Services Seagull Achievement Center $95,000 140
Seagull Services Seagull Place Group Homes $50,000 24
SMALL ACTS, WHEN MULTIPLIED
BY MILLIONS OF PEOPLE, CAN
TRANSFORM THE WORLD.
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DOMESTIC
VIOLENCE
Domestic violence is the willful
intimidation, physical assault, battery,
sexual assault, and/or other abusive
behavior perpetrated by an intimate
partner against another. It affects
individuals in every community,
regardless of age, economic status,
race, religion, nationality or
educational background.
ACCESS TO JOBS
AND JOB SKILLS
Over the past 20 years, the cost of living has
increased by almost 90%, drastically
outpacing income growth. The annual
Household Survival Budget quantifies costs
of the five essentials of housing, child care,
food, health care, and transportation. To
make ends meet, families are borrowing
heavily and relying on high cost
alternatives to cover their
daily living expenses.
FINANCIAL
EDUCATION AND
COMMUNITY BASED
SUPPPORT
Many individuals and families are hit with crisis
and do not know where to turn. They are in need
of community connections and services they are
unaware of in their community. According to the
US Census, nearly one in four Palm Beach County
households – more than 23% —reported income
of less than $25,000 in 2013. The result is
that many working families in our
community cannot afford to
make ends meet.
HOUSING
Individuals and families often live
on the edge between low income and
becoming homeless. The individuals
and families may also find themselves
in need of emergency shelter for a
variety of complex economic and social
reasons. Emergency shelters
are an essential component of
homeless services and are often
the first place to turn.
FOOD
Food insecurity is the limited or uncertain
availability of nutritionally adequate and
safe foods or limited or uncertain ability
to acquire acceptable foods in socially
acceptable ways. From children and seniors
to the increasing number of working poor,
food insecurity affects tens of hundreds of
individuals throughout Palm Beach County.
Food insecurity can have a negative
impact on child development,
educational achievement, and
mental and physical health.
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MEET EVEREEN,
A TOWN OF PALM
BEACH UNITED WAY
SUCCESS
Evereen, a young single mother,
homeless at the age of twenty,
was linked to services at the Lord’s
Place. She immersed herself in the
Job Readiness class and began the
process of assessing her skills and
abilities, developing a resume and
identifying employment goals. By
demonstrating real potential through
hard work, dedication and showing
up on time, she was referred by her
employment specialist as a perfect
candidate for the clerical transitional
work experience program. The
daunting tasks of scheduling reliable
child care, dealing with mounting
financial responsibilities and maintain
secure housing, continued to be
challenges Evereen addressed,
however her sense of purpose and
resilience proved to be greater, and
as a result she was able to master
all of the clerical performance
assessments in record time. As a
result of the increased skills gained,
she was hired at a local nonprofit
– Clinics Can Help. Continuing to
set goals for her future, Evereen
is working diligently to acquire
advanced administrative skills all
while preparing to enroll at Palm
Beach State College.
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Investments in financial stability lift people out of poverty
because they allow working adults to build valuable
skills so they can earn more, pay down debt, develop
assets, and save for the future. The Town of Palm Beach
United Way’s work on financial stability focuses on
keeping people off of the streets, away from crime, and
into a stable lifestyle which is crucial to creating a safe
and healthy community for us all. The entire community
benefits from families and individuals who achieve
financial stability. Without financial stability, individuals are
more likely to engage in crime and risky behaviors and
are more prone to illness. Thousands of workers lack skills
required to secure jobs that pay family-sustaining wages.

INCOME
INVESTMENTS
INCOME: Access to Jobs/Job Skills
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Children’s Home Society Transitions Home $59,000 25
Children’s Home Society Project 18 Services $25,000 70
El Sol Access to Jobs and Skill Training $10,000 300
Gulfstream Goodwill Job Connection $28,000 1,000
The Lord’s Place Café Joshua Job Training and $96,000 275
Employment Services
INCOME: Financial Education/Community Based Support
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
211 Palm Beach Helpline $125,000 57,970
211 Palm Beach Special Needs Helpline $6,000 350
Farmworkers Coordinating Council Family Preservation and Economic Stabilization $110,000 350
Urban League Comprehensive Housing Counseling $13,000 1,070
BASIC NEEDS: Food
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
CROS Ministries Gleaning $15,000 3,000
CROS Ministries Community Food Pantries $12,500 19,400
El Sol Food Assistance $10,000 1,010
Feeding South Florida Expansion of Services in Palm Beach County $95,000 199,460
Healthy Mothers Healthy Babies Basics4Babies $5,000 6,000
Palm Beach County Food Bank Food Recovery and Distribution $25,000 100,000
Palm Beach County Food Bank Marjorie S. Fisher Nutrition Driven $5,000 800
Glades Initiative Glades Food Security $25,000 3,000
BASIC NEEDS: Housing
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
Adopt-A-Family Housing Stabilization Program $38,000 670
Adopt-A-Family Service Enriched Housing $45,500 100
Adopt-A-Family Program REACH $45,000 240
Homeless Coalition Project Homeless Connect $14,000 700
Homeless Coalition Warm Welcome Kits $8,000 700
The Lord’s Place The Family Campus $60,000 50
BASIC NEEDS: Domestic Violence
AGENCY PROGRAM 2017-2018 GRANT PROPOSED SERVED
AVDA Outreach $27,000 5,300
AVDA Extended Shelter $52,000 115
HomeSafe Safety Net $81,000 520
Legal Aid Society Domestic Violence Project $20,000 1,020
YWCA Domestic Violence Services $33,000 658
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THANK YOU
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AS OF APRIL 14, 2017
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THANK YOU
DONORS
ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY of the
TOWN OF PALM BEACH UNITED WAY
MILLION DOLLAR ROUND TABLE
Nationally recognized gifts of $1,000,000 or more cumulatively
Breakers Palm Beach, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Curtis, Curtis Family Foundation, Inc.
Peggy and Richard D. Greenfield L
J. Ira and Nicki Harris Family Foundation L
Edward L. Hennessy and Ruth S. Hennessy Foundation, Inc. L
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Kaye
Dorothy and Sidney Kohl L
Danielle Hickox Moore, The Mary Alice Fortin Foundation L
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin B. Nessel
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Ribakoff L
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Scarpa
Carl and Ruth Shapiro
Lesly S. Smith, The Fortin Foundation of Florida, Inc. L
Jack C. Taylor
LA SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE
($100,000 - $249,999)
Chris Dennis
Max M. and Marjorie S. Fisher Support Foundation L
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kessler
David Minkin Foundation
Robert and Christine Stiller
Susan O. Taylor
ORDRE D’EGALITÉ
($50,000 - $74,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Bleznak
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H. Davidson
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Fine
J.M. Rubin Foundation
Dwight and Martha Schar
Norma and Bill Tiefel
ORDRE DE LIBERTÉ
($25,000 - $49,999)
Donald A. Burns
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Connors
Sandy and George Garfunkel
Bernard and Sarah Gewirz
Mrs. Philip Hulitar
Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Lester
George L. and Dr. Frayda B. Lindemann
Anita and Sam Michaels
Leslie Rose
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lyon Sachs
Dr. and Mrs. Irving J. Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Allen S. Wyett
ORDRE D’EXCELLENCÉ
($15,000 - $24,999)
Howard B. Bernick
Vanessa and Anthony Mandel Beyer
Michele and Lawrence Beyer
Ambassador Nancy G. Brinker
David and Heidi Kirk Duffy
Gail and Alfred Engelberg
William B. Finneran
Miriam Flamm
Jane and Brian Hurley
Ann and Tom Johnson
Darlene and Jerry Jordan
Mrs. Alan H. Miller L
Sydell L. Miller
Donald and Patricia Mintmire
Publix SuperMarkets Charities, Inc.
Mrs. George M. Ross
Sabadell United Bank, N.A.
The Priscilla and Richard Schmeelk Foundation
Louise and Barry M. Snyder
Susan and Dom Telesco
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson
Kathryn and Leo Vecellio
F. Gordon and Katherine F. Willis
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“IT IS OUR PRIVILEGE
TO SUPPORT THE
TOWN OF PALM BEACH
UNITED WAY. WE
STRONGLY BELIEVE IN
THEIR MISSION, AND
HAVE WITNESSED
THE POSITIVE IMPACT
THIS ORGANIZATION
HAS HAD ON THE
LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS
AND FAMILIES IN OUR
COMMUNITY. AT
SABADELL BANK &
TRUST, WE BELIEVE
THAT DONATING TIME,
MONEY AND TALENT
TO THOSE WHO ARE
BEST PLACED TO MAKE
A DIFFERENCE IN OUR
COMMUNITY IS THE
RIGHT THING TO DO.”
DEBRA L. VASILOPOULOS
REGINAL PRESIDENT –
PALM BEACH AND
BROWARD COUNTIES
SABADELL BANK & TRUST
ORDRE DE LA SOCIÉTÉ
($10,000 - $14,999)
Mr. and Mrs. Larry B. Alexander
Mr. and Mrs. A. Edward Allinson
Alpert Family Foundation,
Robert Alpert, Hillary Alpert, Gladys Alpert
Stephen and Madeline Anbinder
Cindy Anderson
Ann Appleman
Mr. and Mrs. E. William Aylward
Azeez Foundation
Dale H. Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M. Bernon
The Honorable and Mrs. Stuart Bernstein
Ellen H. Block
Cynthia Boardman,
The Leighton A. Rosenthal Family Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bogen
Suzanne and John Borland
Sandy and Richard Bornstein
James R. Borynack
Carolyn and David Brodsky
Rita and Charles Bronfman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Butler
Atesh Chandra
Susan Stockard Channing
Andrew Baron Cohen
Elfriede A. Collis
Mark W. Cook
Patricia L. Cook L
Myrna and John Daniels
Renate and Alex Dreyfoos
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Du Pont
Bonnie and Donald Dwares
Diana and Llwyd Ecclestone
Amb. and Mrs. Edward E. Elson
Sumner and Esther Feldberg
Findlay Galleries International, Inc.
Diana Barrett and Bob Vila
for The Fledgling Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Freitas
Judie and Howard Ganek
Lori and Bruce Gendelman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Gilbane, Jr.
Martha and Richard Glasser
Diane and Mark Goldman
Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Goodman
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Gordon
Jim Held and Kenn Karakul
Heather and Patrick Henry
Nell Hight Trust
Ronnie Isenberg
Ellen and Robert Jaffe
Irene and Jim Karp
Arlene Kaufman and Sanford Baklor
Barbara Kay
Susan Keenan
Joan and Charles Lazarus
Isabelle Leeds
Mrs. Norman Leventhal L
H. Irwin and Ellen Levy
Ellen Liman, The Liman Foundation
Livingston Builders
Vicki and Arthur Loring
Sondra and David S. Mack
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Malasky
Robin and Jocelyn Martin
Frederick W. McCarthy Family Foundation
The Hon. Jack L. McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Martin G. McGuinn
Pamela and Brian McIver
Joyce McLendon
Robert Meister
Denise and William A. Meyer
Lawrence A. Moens
Suzanne and Terrence Murray
Patty Myura,
Eleanor Patterson Reeves Foundation
Robert E. Nederlander, Sr.
Heidi and John Niblack
Melanie Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Palagye
Palm Beach Daily News
Raymond G. Perelman
Laura and Isaac Perlmutter
Edwin and Linda Phelps
Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Picotte
Daniel E. Ponton
John and Monika Preston
Thomas C. Quick
Barbara and Richard Rothschild
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Rumbough, Jr.
Paula L. Sidman
Laurie Silvers and Mitchell Rubenstein
Harold B. Smith, Jr.
Beverly Sommer
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Soter
Bob Spiegel and Jan Willinger
Mr. and Mrs. John Stark
Mr. Burton and Dr. Barbara Stern
Bud Tamarkin
Mrs. Michael L. Tarnopol
Robbi and Bruce Toll
Bruce and JoAnn Tucker
Betsy and Wally Turner
Lynn and Robert Zimmer
Two Anonymous Donors
L – These individuals have donated to the Town of Palm Beach United Way Endowment Fund.
List may be incomplete due to printing deadlines
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THANK YOU
DONORS
RED FEATHER SOCIETY of the
TOWN OF PALM BEACH UNITED WAY
PLATINUM QUILL
($6,000 - $9,999)
AB Lane Charitable Trust
Mr. and Mrs. K. Prescott Low
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sieving
GOLD QUILL
($5,000 - $5,999)
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Jay H. Bernstein
Kamran Choudhry
Mrs. Bradley Collins
Peter D. and Julie Fisher Cummings
Robert E. DeForest
Edith R. Dixon
Cynthia Friedman
Sara Gadd
Joan Granlund
Ann and Desmond Heathwood
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hunt
Amb. and Mrs. Howard H. Leach
Mr. and Mrs. Scott P. Lewis
Bitty and Peter Rapaport
Richters of Palm Beach, Inc.
Helen D. Rodbell
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. Tisch
Peter and Debra Vasilopoulos
Wells Fargo
Mr. and Mrs. Erving Wolf
SILVER QUILL
($3,000 - $4,999)
Alley, Maass, Rogers & Lindsay, P.A.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Bracci
Cornelia and Stewart Clifford
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eisenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory E. Fischbach
Sandra and Michael Fleming
Mrs. John R. Franco, Jr.
The Giangrande Foundation
Harriet Golding and William Martin
Sandra Heine
Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Kalikow
Jayne T. Keith
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Koch
Lisa Koeper
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Leone
Shirley Feldberg Levy
Amb. and Mrs. Earle I. Mack
Mrs. John Netzky
Northern Trust, N.A.
Mrs. William G. Pannill
Pauline B. Pitt
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton S. Robbins
Naomi Rosenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Schlager
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Seslowe
Herbert J. and Phyllis Siegel
Linda Siris
Mr. and Mrs. Steven E. Stern
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Tarkinow
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Wackenhut
Bob Wright
Roy J. Zuckerberg
BRONZE QUILL
($1,500 - $2,999)
Cappy Abraham
Helaine Allen
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Angle
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Appel
Marcia and Eugene Applebaum
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Baker
Lisa and Richard Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bandier
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barasch
Mr. and Mrs. John Barber
Mary Barnes
Judy and Ron Baron
Bruce Beal and Frank Cunningham
Mrs. Norman C. Belfer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Belfer
Norman S. Benzaquen
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Berenson
Mrs. Martin S. Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Berkowitz
Linda Berley
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Berman
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Blackman
Arlene and Harvey Blau
Mr. and Mrs. David S. Blue
Penny and Harold Blumenstein
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Boxer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Bronfman
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Cable
Mr. and Mrs. Jorge Cabrera
Tish Carlo L
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Carter
Leona Chanin
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin J. Chase
Christian Angle Real Estate
Carol Feinberg Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Peter F. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Gary D. Cohn
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Cohon
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Cole
Mrs. Edward J. Danziger L
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davimos
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davison
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A. Deane
Andy and Virginia DeLong
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Donnelley
Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. Edelman
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Efron
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford B. Ehrenkranz
Mr. and Mrs. Ira A. Eichner
Joan K. Eigen
Mr. and Mrs. David Eigen
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Endelson
Sara and Charles Fabrikant
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Feinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Field
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Fine
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald S. Fineberg
FineMark National Bank & Trust
First Republic Bank
Kathleen Fisher
Gwen Fisher
Candia Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen B. Fiverson
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Floersheimer
Judi Flom
Phylis P. Fogelson
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Fromer
Tony Fromer
Roy L. Furman
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gantcher
Arlene and Stephen Genatt
Alex Gilmurray
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Gluskin
Avram J. and Carol R. Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jay N. Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goldberg
Mrs. Norman Goldblum
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Jacqueline Goldman
C. Gerald Goldsmith
Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Goldsmith
Kelly and Michael Gottlieb
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Grabel
Sylvia Greenberg
Mr. and Mrs. James Grosfeld
Dr. Robert Grossman and Dr. Elisabeth Cohen
Patrick and Lucille Guarini
David F. Guertin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles de Gunzburg
Louis E. Guyott, II
Mr. and Mrs. Irving J. Halpern
Mrs. Wm. Lee Hanley, Jr.
Dick and Mary Harrington
Mrs. Jerome P. Heilweil
Gerald and Sharon Heller
Mrs. W. Bernard Herman
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur N. Hershaft
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hertog
Marianne and Marshall Hess
Andrew and Mindy Heyer
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Heyman
Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Hirsch
Rochelle and David A. Hirsch
Mr. and Mrs. Lindley Hoffman
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Horvitz
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Indursky
International Society of Palm Beach
Joseph Jacobs
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Jacobson
Indrani and Rajive Johri
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Jones, Jr.
Lynne Kaiser
Dr. and Mrs. Michael Kalisman
Jason Taubman Kalisman
Abraham H. Kaplan
Helene Karp
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley M. Katz
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaufman
Mrs. Robert Kaufman
Francine S. Kittredge
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Koch
The Honorable E. Leo Kolber
Bernard and Carol Kossar
Roberta and Paul Kozloff
Robert Kraft
Sandra G. Krakoff
Milton A. and Charlotte R. Kramer
Charitable Foundation
Marie-Josee and Henry R. Kravis Foundation
Mrs. Sheldon Landau
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey B. Lane
Stacey and Curtis Lane
Audrey M. Larman
Mrs. Frank R. Lautenberg
Mrs. Mark T. Lederman
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Lee
Mr. and Mrs. Mark S. Leventhal
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Levin
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey S. Levitt
Frances and Jack Levy Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Allyn L. Levy
Jeffrey Lipsitz and Allison Bandier Koffman
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Litchman
Jim and Nancy Loewenberg
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Lurie
Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Mack
Andrew Mack
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Madden
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel Maidman
Lynne and Burt Manning
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Marcus
Mrs. Bernard A. Marden
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Margolis
Morris and Susan Mark, Mark Asset
Management Corp.
Tracy Markin
Nancy L. Marks
Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. May
Lois Mazer Zelman
Diane and Clyde McNeal L
Mettler, Shelton, Randolph, Carroll & Sterlacci, P.L.
Sydelle F. Meyer
Betsy Schur Meyer and Douglas L. Meyer
Sandra and Edward Meyer
Mr. and Mrs. George J. Michel, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Alan B. Miller
Barbara and Henry Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Miller
Philip and Cheryl Milstein, PLM Foundation
Mrs. Carolyn Minskoff
Mr. and Mrs. Trip Moore
Hilarie and Mitchell Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Munder
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore H. Northrup
Nora Ann Wallace and Jack Nusbaum
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Oelbaum
Pamela and Edward Pantzer
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Partrich
Barbara and Jerry Pearlman
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Peltz
Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Perry
Mr. and Mrs. Joel I. Picket
Joseph J. Plumeri and Susan Edgerton
PNC Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Polozker
Dr. and Mrs. Mark H. Rachesky
Mrs. Robert D. Rapaport
Steven N. Rappaport and Judith A. Garson
Mr. Keith Ray and Ms. Leslie Gales
Rosalyn Regal
Judy Regal
Mr. and Mrs. Charles K. Ribakoff, II
Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Richman
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Rinker
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Robbins
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rome
Mr. and Mrs. E. John Rosenwald, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen M. Ross
Mr. and Mrs. Darrell S. Ross
Jennifer Ross
Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rudin
Rachel Rudin
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Rudnick
Jane Dresner and Ned Sadaka
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Schapiro
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Scheinfeld
Marvin and Edie Schur
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schuster
Mr. and Mrs. Scott C. Schuster
Mr. and Mrs. Adam R. Schwartz
Joan and Jerry Serchuck
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic Sharf
Howard and Patricia Silverstein
Gilda Slifka
Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Small
Gordon H. Smith
Dr. Robin Lisa Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Eliot I. Snider
Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Snyder
Mrs. Bailey B. Sory, III
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sosnow
Mr. and Mrs. Warren J. Spector
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stein, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Steinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Strauss
Michael Stickland
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Surovek
Surovek Print Gallery
Lisa and Steven Tananbaum
Robert and Julia Taubman
Mr. and Mrs. John Thorndike
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Tisch
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Trust
U.S. Trust Company, N. A.
Mr. and Mrs. Kerry Vickar
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Waintrup
Mr. and Mrs. John Wallerstein
Joanne and Tom Walsh
Jim and Beth Walton L
Mrs. William S. Watchman, Jr.
Robert F. Weinberg
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen R. Weiner
Leonard and Beth Wilf
Chad and Lisa Wilkinson L
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Winter
Michael Winter and Deborah Goldberg
Lee Wolf and Dr. Jordan Cohen
Glenda and Arthur Wolpert Fund of Greater
Worcester Community Foundation
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolpin
Dr. and Mrs. James Yashar
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Zucker
2 Anonymous Donors
RED QUILL
($1,000 - $1,499)
Dorothy Adler
Mr. and Mrs. Michael H. Agnello
Marjorie Alfus
Harris and Angela Ashton
Nicole and David Atkinson
William W. Atterbury, III
Penny Bank
Eileen Berman and Jay Bauer
Nancy Beard
Diane Belfer
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Judy Bergman
Kaye L. Berzon
Blue Sea Capital
Anne and Jay Boodheshwar
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Bradford
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Bratman
Suzanne Brenner
Virginia S. Burke
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gary Burkhead
Capehart Photography
The Honorable Frank Caprio
Anne Carmichael
Christine and Larry Carsman
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Cassidy, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Celedinas
Chilton Trust Company
Linda and Terry Collier
Colony Hotel
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coniglio
The Coniglio Restaurant Group
Cooperstown Brewing Company, LLC
C.R. Wilson Construction, Inc.
Nanci and Stephen Dephoure
Isabelle H. DeTomaso
Margaret C. Donnelley L
Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Donnelley, III
Stephen and Mary Ann Ehrlich
Sheila and Alec Engelstein
Alane and Varick Foster
Mrs. Henry L. Foster
Four Seasons Resort Palm Beach
Carol and Robert Garvy
Juliana Gendelman and Christopher Goldberg
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Gottwald, Jr.
Doris Grabosky
Elizabeth and Robert Green
Gunster
Phyllis Pressman Gurwin
Susan G. Guttman
Anne and Matt Hamilton
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel A. Hanley
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Harper
Haute Yoga
Richard Hawkins
Ronnie F. Heyman
Sue Hutcheon
Maite Jabour
Henni and John Kessler
Giuliana C. and John D. Koch
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas T. Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lansing
The Lauder Foundation, Leonard and Judy Lauder Fund
The Law Office of Abigail Beebe, PA
Law Offices of Lee B. Gordon, P.A.
Sir Geoffrey and Lady Leigh
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Levins
Mr. and Mrs. Mark F. Levy
Robert A. Lewis
Joseph Lisella
Shaun Lopp
Locke Lord
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lubin
Michelle K. Manolis
Kaylee Marie
Zelda and Allen Mason
Merrill Lynch
Elsa S. Messing
Woodward and Leslie Middleton
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Moffett, II
Tim and Bridget Moran
Mr. and Mrs. Carlos Morrison
Mr. and Mrs. David H. Moscow
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Moskowitz
James Mostad
Stephen Murray and Muffie Bancroft
Aileen and Alvin Murstein
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Myers, Jr.
Andres F. Navarro
Nordstrom
Mr. and Mrs. Terrence O’Donnell
Larry Ochstein
Mary and Mandy Ourisman
Sergio M. Palacio and Bernard M. Smith
Murray and Ina Pitt Charitable Trust
Arthur and Mary Louise Poisson
Susan and Win Priem
Deborah and Michael Pucillo
Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. Foundation, Inc.
Abby and Reid Ruttenberg
David and Betty Scaff
Fiona and Michael Scharf
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Y. Schram
Hazel Scott
Upendo Shabazz
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shapiro
Mr. and Mrs. John Stephen Singer
Danielle Skorski
Thomas W. Smith Foundation
Ben Starling, III
Michael and Lauren Sterlacci
E. Lynn Surovek
Anne and John Surovek
Margaretta J. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thornburgh
Tim Givens Building and Remodeling, Inc.
Meryl Tischler
Tom Mathieu & Company
Marilyn and Emmet E. Tracy
Valley National Bank
The Van Buren Family Foundation, Inc.
Nick Velardo
Zachery Von Gonten
Jamie M. Walton and Pritesh B. Patel
Ann and Baxter Webb
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Weinberg
Nancy F. Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitesell
Valerie J. Winchester
Mrs. David A. Wingate
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Young
Mr. and Mrs. John Zoller
4 Anonymous Donors
THANK YOU FOR
SHOWING AN
UNCOMMON
COMMITMENT TO
YOUR COMMUNITY
BY MAKING A REAL
AND MEANINGFUL
DIFFERENCE.
LEADERSHIP GIVING
IS FOR THOSE WHOSE
GENEROSITY REFLECTS
AN EXTRAORDINARY
CONCERN FOR THEIR
NEIGHBORS IN NEED.
THROUGH
PHILANTHROPY AND
COLLECTIVE LEADERSHIP,
TOGETHER, WE CAN
TRANSFORM LIVES AND
REWRITE THE FUTURE OF
PALM BEACH COUNTY
FOR GENERATIONS
TO COME.
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE
REPORT
CLASS OF 2017 PROPOSED
FOR ANOTHER TERM FOR
THE CLASS OF 2020
Jay Boodheshwar
Mark Cook
Christine Curtis
Marvin Davidson
J. Ira Harris
Geoffrey Leigh
Danielle Moore
Tom Quick
Christine Stiller
Dom Telesco
NEW TRUSTEES
FOR THE
CLASS OF 2020
Kathy Bleznak
Paula Butler
Sean Bresnan
Christina Dennis
Lynn Foster
Mary Freitas
Juliana Gendelman
Sarah Gerwiz
Darlene Jordan
Matthew Lorentzen
Kristina McPherson
Esther Murray
Gary Pohrer
Jennifer Saville
Ed Schmidt
Cater Randolph
Joyce Reingold
Rebecca Williams
Robert Wright
HONORARY
LIFE
MEMBERS
Michael Bracci
Diana Ecclestone
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Chairman
Jay Boodheshwar
Vice Chairmen
Mark Cook
Christine Curtis
J. Ira Harris
Trip Moore
Betsy Turner
Debra Vasilopoulos
Treasurer
Missy Agnello
Secretary
Gail Coniglio
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THANK YOU VOLUNTEER
LEADERSHIP
our
#1’s
When you give, you give selflessly. Our community
members care about each other and continuously prove
that by volunteering their time and talent.
We cannot thank you enough.
ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE COMMITTEE
Thomas C. Quick, Chairman
Ann Appleman
Howard Bernick
Vanessa and Tony Beyer
Jack Borland
Richard Bornstein
Rita Bronfman
Mark Cook
Christine and Alan Curtis
Marvin Davidson
Diana and Llywd Ecclestone
Ed and Susie Elson
Gail and Al Engelberg
Sheila Fine
William Finneran
Mark and Mary Freitas
Lori and Bruce Gendelman
Sarah and Bernard Gewirz
Mary and Tom Gilbane
Benjamin Gordon
Peggy and Richard Greenfield
Nicki and Ira Harris
Michele and Howard Kessler
Dorothy and Sidney Kohl
Paul Leone
Pat and Howard Lester
Frayda Lindemann
Vicki and Arthur Loring
Pamela McIver
Sydell Miller
Danielle Hickox Moore
Bob Nederlander
Daniel Ponton
Monika and John Preston
Lyn Ross
Barbara and Richard Rothschild
Bud Tamarkin
Dom Telesco
Sandy and Buddy Thompson
Bill Tiefel
Robbi and Bruce Toll
Debra Vasilopoulos
Carol and Allen Wyett
RED FEATHER COMMITTEE
Mary Freitas, Chairman
Missy Agnello
Michael Andrews
Ann-Britt Angle
Ann Appleman
Virginia Burke
Gail Coniglio
Ann Heathwood
Vanessa Henry
Vicky Hunt
Paulette Koch
Paula Michel
Bridget Moran
Monika Preston
Stephanie Ribakoff
David Scaff
Alison Sieving
Debra Vasilopoulos
Mary Lou Watchman
Carol Wyett
TREASURE CHEST COMMITTEE
Harriett Miller, Chairman
Elyse Barkin
Etonella Christlieb
Kathy Delaney
Kelly Gottlieb
Rhoda Kleid
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
COMMITTEE
Thomas G. Bradford, Chairman
Natalie Alvarez
Linda Casey
Colin Clark
James Clifford
David Ginn
Stephen Hall
Jack Lansing
Debbie Martin
Jean Meisenzahl
Woodward Middleton
Robin Miller
John O’Neill
Heath Randolph
Jill Staudt
Clay Surovek
“ISLANDERS”
Cara and Jared McClure, Chairmen
Adrienne Carson Arp
Emily Agnello
Jacqueline Breckenridge
Sean Bresnan
Jill Butler
Emily Clifford
Nick Coniglio
Carissa Fanjul Coniglio
Jan-Marie Cook
Christopher Cook
Blair Kirwan
Jebb McCracken
Colleen Orrico
Kelly Kirkpatrick Platt
Afsy Pottash
Kate Parker Spencer
Paul Spencer
Jessica Surovek
Clay Surovek
Holly Weston
Lisa Wilkinson
Chad Wilkinson
YOUTH UNITED
Lauren Haisfield
Juliet Mikus
Miranda Boodheshwar
Chloe Mikus
Lyda Brown
Haley Howarth
Taylor Race
Haley Race
Danielle Wilkinson
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AUDIT COMMITTEE
Trip Moore, Chair
Paul Leone
Missy Agnello
David Scaff
NETTIE FINKLE
AWARD COMMITTEE
Stephanie Ribakoff
Rick Wackenhut
Cynthia Boardman
Vicky Hunt
Wally Turner
Sydell Miller
Atesh Chandra
NOMINATING COMMITTEE
Michele Kessler, Chairman
Cara McClure
Rick Wackenhut
Dom Telesco
Lee Gordon
Debra Vasilopoulos
Betsy Turner
Danielle Moore
Susan Keenan
Marvin Davidson
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
Ira Harris, Chairman
Missy Agnello
Mark Cook
Richard Greenfield
Trip Moore
John Scarpa
Buddy Thompson
EVENT AND OFFICE VOLUNTEERS
Emily Agnello
Mickie Agnello
Missy Agnello
Stephanie Alejandro
Jennifer Avakian
Karen Baringer
Damien Barr
Ruth Barragan
Yvonne Belton
Rujul Bharadwaj
Miranda Boodheshwar
Teresa Cioffoletti
Emily Cress
Erik Cross Perry
Jack Cross Perry
Mary Cross Perry
Kathy Delaney
Nancy Fein
Angelo Figueroa
Joyce Fisher
Brent Frederickson
Giovanna Frederickson
David Ginn
Oscar Gutierrez
Lauren Haisfield
Rashard Hammonds
Beth Hediger
Tanya Hund
Marianna Hyderkhan
Christina Jimenez
Gabriella Jimenez
Martin Kristofik
Valerie Kristofik
Aracelis La Santa
Jack McDonald
Natalie Moll
Macy Mullins
Donna Mulvihill
Meghan Norwood
Jackie O’Neill
Charles Orozco
Dayra Pachon
Pete Patel
Ralph Perrone
Lauri Shifflett
Sarah Shifflett
Frankie Smith
Acel Dana Suriaga
Armiel Suriaga
Cecelia Suriaga
Christine Teems
Vanessa Vasquez
Jamie Walton
Jim Walton
Holly Whall
Noah Whall
Siobhan Zerilla
POSSIBILITY IS CREATED ONE ACT AT A TIME.
IT’S HELPING SOMEONE HOMELESS FIND A HOT MEAL.
HELPING A NEWCOMER MAKE THEIR WAY.
HELPING THE ELDERLY STAY VIBRANT.
PROVIDING A PLACE FOR CHILDREN TO BE CHILDREN.
POSSIBILITY IS THE RESULT OF UNWAVERING SUPPORT OF PEOPLE CHOOSING TO HELP .. TO CARE .. TO GIVE.
BECAUSE BEHIND EVERY CHANGED LIFE IS SOMEONE WHO MADE IT HAPPEN.
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THANK YOU ALLOCATION
COMMITTEE
The Town of Palm Beach United Way works closely with our partner agencies to ensure that our annual
donations are carefully and thoughtfully put to good use to help the most people. Each year, dedicated
community volunteers make important allocation decisions in an effort to make Palm Beach County a better
place to live and work. These volunteers decide where and/or how much money will go to each program
funded in the areas of education, financial stability, health and basic needs.
The Allocation process is the cornerstone of our United Way. It ensures fiscal and program accountability
for all agencies receiving Town of Palm Beach United Way funds. In the process, volunteers challenge each
agency’s effectiveness at providing services, review the need for those services in Palm Beach County, and
analyze the impact of United Way funding in meeting those needs.
Betsy Turner, Education Chairman
Tish Carlo, Income Chairman
Jorge Cabrera, Health Chairman
John O’Neill, Team 1 Chairman
Alison Sieving, Team 2 Chairman
Stephen Anbinder, Team 3 Chairman
Suzanne Brenner, Team 4 Chairman
Jean Meisenzahl, Team 5 Chairman
Joyce Reingold, Team 6 Chairman
Jessica Surovek, Team 7 Chairman
Diana Barrett, Team 8 Chairman
Missy Agnello, Team 9 Chairman
Trip Moore, Team 10 Chairman
Sandy Fleming, Team 11 Chairman
Christine Stiller, Team 12 Chairman
Kathy Willis, Team 13 Chairman
Pamela McIver, Team 14 Chairman
Madeline Anbinder
Cindy Anderson
Michael Andrews
Ann-Britt Angle
Lisa Archer
Nicole Atkinson
Tom Bennett
Ellie Block
Mark Bogert
Jack Borland
Bruce Bossidy
Carrie Bradburn
John Broderick
Dana Brookes
Dawn Calder
Celeste Cassidy
Linda Collier
Lynn Crippen
Cheryl Culp
Robert Debbs
Chris Dennis
Tasha Dickinson
David Duffy
Susie Dwinell
Victor Figueredo
Sheila Fine
George Garfunkel
Sandy Garfunkel
Juliana Gendelman
Mary Gilbane
Kelly Gottlieb
Nicole Guari
David Guertin
Ann Heathwood
Brian Hurley
Sue Hutcheon
Maite Jabour
Ann Johnson
Susan Keenan
John Kessler
Robin King
Rhoda Kleid
Aleese Kopf
Kate Kramer
Mary Margaret Lang
Laura Lauta
Christy Maasbach
Lorraine Malasky
Mark Mantegna
Robin Martin
Jocelyn Martin
Christopher McDermott
Catherine McDermott
Jack McDonald
Adam McMichael
Amber McMichael
Diane McNeal
Patsy Mintmire
Bridget Moran
Melissa Mulvihill
Becky Myers
Melanie Nielsen
Debbie Norris
Maureen O’Sullivan
Linda Phelps
Martin Phillips
Lyn Ross
Pamela Rue
Upendo Shabazz
Louise Snyder
Brandy Stephenson
Lauren Sterlacci
Clive Stuart-Findlay
Anne Surovek
Bud Tamarkin
Cornie Thornburgh
Meryl Tischler
Debra Vasilopoulos
Kathryn Vecellio
Dan Wilkinson
Suzy Winchester
Laura Wissa
Maggie Zeidman
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BOARD
LEADERSHIP
OFFICERS
Chairman
Jay Boodheshwar
Vice Chairmen
Mark Cook
Christine Curtis
Ira Harris
Harriet Miller
Trip Moore
Betsy Turner
Treasurer
Missy Agnello
Secretary
Gail Coniglio
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Jorge Cabrera
Atesh Chandra
Michele Kessler
Cara Coniglio McClure
Danielle Moore
Tom Quick
Debra Vasilopoulos
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Missy Agnello
Ann-Britt Angle
Nicole Atkinson
Diana Barrett
Larry Beyer
Tony Beyer
Cynthia Boardman
Jay Boodheshwar
Jack Borland
Michael Bracci
Jorge Cabrera
Ray Celedinas
Atesh Chandra
Gail Coniglio
Mark Cook
Christine Curtis
Marvin Davidson
Tasha Dickinson
David Duffy
Diana Ecclestone
Edward Elson
Sheila Fine
Mary Freitas
Bruce Gendelman
Mary Gilbane
Benjamin Gordon
Lee Gordon
Kelly Gottlieb
Peggy Greenfield
Ira Harris
Ann Heathwood
Vanessa Henry
Vicky Hunt
Susan Keenan
John Kessler
Michele Kessler
Paulette Koch
Sir Geoffrey Leigh
Ellen Liman
Frayda Lindemann
David Mack
Robin Martin
Cara Coniglio McClure
Pamela McIver
Woodward Middleton
Harriet Miller
Sydell Miller
Patsy Mintmire
Danielle Moore
Trip Moore
Bridget Moran
Sandy Meyer
Heidi Niblack
John Ossenmacher
Ed Phelps
Daniel Ponton
Monika Preston
Tom Quick
Stephanie Ribakoff
Lyn Ross
David Scaff
John Scarpa
Alison Sieving
Laurie Silvers
Louise Snyder
Christine Stiller
Jessica Surovek
Dom Telesco
Buddy Thompson
Bill Tiefel
Robbi Toll
Betsy Turner
Wally Turner
Debra Vasilopoulos
Kathryn Vecellio
Rick Wackenhut
Dan Wilkinson
Lisa Wilkinson
Kathy Willis
Allen Wyett
HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS
Peter Halmos
Ed Hennessey
Bea Knopf
Sidney Kohl
Paul Leone
Margie Luntz
Joyce McLendon
Sydelle Meyer
Anita Michaels
Lesly Smith
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
Business and Professional Breakfast
December 12, 2016
Thomas G. Bradford, Chairman
Graciously underwritten for 29 years by The Breakers Palm Beach
Guest Speakers: Steve Politziner, Good Karma Brands
and Matt Constantine, Adopt-A-Family
Allocation Committee Luncheon
January 23, 2017
Royal Poinciana Chapel
Allocation Committee Reception
April 5, 2017
Hosted by Danielle Moore
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
Distinguished Citizen Award
The Alexis de Tocqueville Society “Distinguished Citizen Award”
is presented by the Town of Palm Beach United Way at the Annual
Alexis de Tocqueville Society Dinner to an individual or couple
who embody the American spirit of giving and volunteerism
witnessed by Alexis de Tocqueville as he traveled the
United States in the mid 1800’s.
2017- Michele Kessler
2016 – Tom Quick
2015 – Danielle Hickox Moore
2014 – Patricia L. Cook
2013 – Bud Tamarkin
2012 – Stanley Rumbough
2011 – Lesly Smith
2010 – Marjorie Fisher
2009 – Sydelle Meyer
2008 – Daniel Ponton
2007 – Ruth and Edward Hennessy
2006 – Rob and Mary Montgomery
2005 – Ruth and Carl Shapiro
2004 – Nicki and J. Ira Harris
2003 – Paul Leone
2002 – Gene Ribakoff
2001 – Anita Hamilton
2000 – Christine Curtis
1999 – Mary Alice Fortin
1998 – Helen Cluett
1997 – Sidney Kohl
1996 – Edward Cook
1995 – Alex Dreyfoos
1994 – Doyle Rogers
1993 – Frances Hufty
1992 – Nate Appleman
1991 – John Brogan
1990 – Ann Appleman
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
Alexis de Tocqueville Society Dinner
March 27, 2017
Thomas C. Quick, Chairman
Graciously underwritten by Sabadell Bank & Trust
Alexis de Tocqueville Society Cocktail Party
March 2, 2017
Graciously hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Vecellio
aboard the Lady Kathryn V
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
Nettie Finkle Award
The Nettie Finkle Award is presented annually by the Town of
Palm Beach United Way at our annual meeting to an individual
who exemplifies volunteerism and whose commitment to bringing
hope, promise and opportunity into the lives of others has left a
lasting impact on a person, group or community at large.
The following are the past award recipients:
2017 – TO BE ANNOUNCED
2016 – Dale Bruhn, Alzheimer’s Community Care
2015 – Nathan “Nat” Price, 211 Palm Beach
2014 – Chief Deputy Michael Gauger, Families First
2013 – Marion “Marty” Straton, Opportunity, Inc.
2012 – Nancy Edwards, C.R.O.S. Ministries
2011 – Wally Turner, Boys and Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County
2010 – Betty Bell, Families First
2009 – Melvin Lazerick, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Palm Beaches
2008 – Cheryl Crowley, Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County
2007 – Danielle Hickox Moore, The ARC of Palm Beach County
2006 - Margaret Meisels, Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse
2005 – Edith Bush, Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County
2004 – Richard Friedkin, Alpert Jewish Family and Childrens Services
2003 – Jacquie and Dan Shorter, Daily Bread Food Bank
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
6th Annual Traveling T-Shirt Contest
May 22, 2016 – September 19, 2016
Supporters of the Town of Palm Beach United Way are asked to submit photos of themselves wearing their
LIVE UNITED t-shirt while they travel over the summer. The winner is the person pictured the farthest from the
Town of Palm Beach United Way office in Palm Beach. This year’s winner, Heidi Niblack, traveled to Hangzhou,
China (@ 30.274085 latitude, 120.15507 longitude) or 8,289.16 miles away.
4th Annual Boxed for Success School Supply Drive
June 27, 2016 – August 5, 2016
The 2016 Boxed for Success school supply drive was organized by YOUTH UNITED (a great group of high
school students working to further the mission of the Town of Palm Beach United Way). Thanks to their efforts
and our generous donors we collected 2,418 pencils, 337 glue sticks, 1,000 pens,
302 notebooks, 1,237 colored pencils and thousands of other supplies!
The school supplies and monetary donations were donated to three Title I elementary schools in Palm Beach
County: Pioneer Park, Palm Springs and Pine Grove.
5th Annual LIKE US Contest
August 1, 2016 – November 30, 2016
Supporteres of the Town of Palm Beach United Way were encouraged to “LIKE US” on all forms of social
media, including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Pinterest, and our Blog. Each “LIKE” was equivalent to an entry
in the drawing held on November 30, 2016 to win an Amazon Echo. The total number of “LIKES” from this
year’s contest were 2,572. The winner was Julie Kemble.
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
8th Annual Turkey Trot
November 24, 2016
Cara and Jared McClure, Co-Chairmen
1,300 Registered runners, walkers and trotters!
Title Sponsor
Livingston Builders
Findlay Galleries
Gold Sponsors
Cara McClure and Lisa Wilkinson
Tim Givens Building and Remodeling
Cucina dell’ Arte
E.R. Bradley’s Saloon
Nick and Johnnie’s
C.R. Wilson Construction
Merrill Lynch
Hall Real Estate
Cooperstown Brewing Company
Law Office of Abigail Bebee.
Silver Sponsors
Blue Sea Capital
Capehart Photography
Centerpoint Construction
Christian Angle Real Estate
Palm Beach Capital
Surovek Gallery
Akerman
Field of Greens
Stationer on Sunrise
Stifel
McCloskey Financial Group
Yohe’s Lawn Care and Landscape
Turkey Trot Results
Top Male Overall – Scott Myers,
with a time of 17:54.8
Top Female Overall – Latosha Wallace,
with a time of 20:02.5
Male 9 and under: Teddy Duncker
Male 10-13: Andrew Flynn
Male 14-17: Owen Jordan
Male 18-21: Jacob Hyman
Male 22-29: Dixon McDonald
Male 30-39: Todd Alfuth
Male 40-49: Todd Clements
Male 50-59: Matt Triggs
Male 60-69: Tim Archbold
Male 70+: Terry Alfuth
Female 9 and under: Abigail Strongin
Female 10-13: Vivian McMahon
Female 14-17: Kate Maloney
Female 18-21: Elise Garden
Female 22-29: Natalie Basore
Female 30-39: Birte Wachtel
Female 40-49: Shannon Fox
Female 50-59: Amy Triggs
Female 60-69: Carol Hassell
Female 70+: Jean Meisenzahl
Bronze Sponsors
Flagler Rotary
Carpe Mundo
Race Proceeds
Turkey Trot Race registrations provided Thanksgiving meals to the following agencies:
Achievement Center
Adopt-A-Family
Alzheimer’s Community Care
ARC of the Glades
AVDA
El Sol
Homeless Coalition
Home Safe
Legal Aid Society
Meals on Wheels
Milagro Center
Opportunity, Inc.
Palm Beach Habilitation Center
Parent-Child Centers
Seagull Services
Take Stock in Children
The Lord’s Place
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SPECIAL
EVENTS
23rd Annual Holiday Toy Drive
November 14, 2016 – December 6, 2016
This year’s Toy Drive, in its 23rd year, brought in hundreds of toys and other gifts, along with checks and gift
cards totaling more than $10,000. The event was sponsored by the Palm Beach Daily News, Town of Palm Beach
United Way, Palm Beach Fire Rescue and UBS Financial. The toy drive benefitted families served by three of our
partner agencies: Achievement Centers for Children and Families, Catholic Charities and Milagro Center.
Empty Your Pantry Food Drive
April 3 – April 24, 2017
For the fourth year, the Town of Palm Beach United Way partnered with the Palm Beach Daily News and the
Town of Palm Beach Fire Rescue to collect food and monetary donations for two of our partner agencies –
Palm Beach County Food Bank and C.R.O.S. Ministries.
MyFreeTaxes.com
The MyFreeTaxes Partnership provides free federal and state tax preparation and filing assistance for
individuals and families earning less than $62,000 a year. Powered by the Walmart Foundation – in cooperation
with United Way Worldwide, Goodwill Industries International and National Disability Institute – the
MyFreeTaxes Partnership’s online and in person tax preparation and filing services will help tens of thousands
of taxpayers this year. Information about this program was posted to our Facebook and Twitter
accounts from January 2016 through April 15, 2016.
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SPECIAL
THANKS
THE BREAKERS PALM BEACH
for graciously underwriting the Business and Professional Breakfast for Shari Mantegna, Loaned Executive
LIVINGSTON BUILDERS
for being Title Sponsors of the Turkey Trot
DANIELLE MOORE
for hosting the Allocation Committee at her home for a reception
PALM BEACH DAILY NEWS
for 14 weeks of complimentary advertising
for partnering with us for the School Supply Drive, Food Drive and Toy Drive
PALM BEACH FIRE RESCUE
for partnering with us for the School Supply Drive, Food Drive and Toy Drive
ROYAL POINCIANA CHAPEL
for hosting the Allocation Committee Kick Off Luncheon
SABADELL UNITED BANK, N.A.
for underwriting the Tocqueville Dinner
KATHRYN AND LEO VECELLIO
for hosting us aboard the Lady Kathryn V
FINDLAY GALLERIES INTERNATIONAL, INC.
for being Title Sponsors of the Turkey Trot
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UBS FINANCIAL SERVICES
for partnering with us for the School Supply Drive and Toy Drive

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