UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY
ANNUAL REPORT
FOR FISCAL YEAR JULY 1, 2013 - JUNE 30, 2014
United Way of Larimer County UnitedWayofLarimerCounty.org
TABLE OF CONTENTS Year in Review 5 Volunteer Leadership 10 Community Impact Partners 11 Financials 12 Donors 14 2 | United Way of Larimer County
Dear Friends, The 2013-2014 fiscal year was an eventful time for Larimer County and United Way. From flood response efforts to launching new partnerships, our community has shown what it truly means to LIVE UNITED. When historic flooding hit Larimer County in September 2013, United Way was an engaged partner in the response and recovery efforts. United Way 2-1-1 answered thousands of calls from people needing to get help and those wanting to give help. We mobilized hundreds of volunteers and raised more than $2.1 million to help local families and communities recover from the devastating natural disaster. The spring of 2014 was an important milestone in achieving our goal of reduced poverty and increased prosperity for Larimer County. We launched the Community Impact Plan version 2.0, which outlines refined strategies and objectives to drive longterm, community-wide change across Larimer County. We welcomed 67 Community Impact Partners, including nonprofits, school districts, governmental organizations, and community groups, who are committed working collectively in new and innovative ways to improve more lives. These concrete examples of people coming together to strengthen our community should inspire us all. And every member of our United Way family, including our donors, volunteers, and Community Impact Partners, should be proud of the role they play in making such successful efforts happen. As you read through this annual report, you will see many other ways we are able to achieve impressive results and improve lives with your support. United Way believes that everyone has a role in building a better future for all. We invite all community members to help us shape community-wide change. We are inspired by your participation and will continue to tackle the underlying causes of complex problems across Larimer County and create pathways to long-term prosperity for our community. On behalf of all of us at United Way of Larimer County, thank you for standing with us to strengthen our community. With gratitude,
Nick Christensen Chair, Board of Directors
Gordan Thibedeau President and CEO
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A B C A GOOD EARLY EDUCATION PUTS CASEY ON THE RIGHT PATH.
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One-on-one tutoring through Colorado Reading Corps helps struggling readers get back on track.
United Way brings the community together to lift up thousands of “Caseys” across Larimer County. We focus on EDUCATION, INCOME, and HEALTH – the building blocks for a better life. CASEY’S PARENTS KEEP MORE OF THEIR HARD-EARNED MONEY.
CASEY’S FAMILY GETS HELP TO STAY IN THEIR HOME.
In 2014 alone, United Way helped 3,500 low-income taxpayers get more than $3.5 million in tax refunds.
United Way 2-1-1 connects local families with community services and resources to address immediate needs, including rent and utility assistance.
CASEY GETS A JOB AND IS SELF-SUFFICIENT.
CASEY GRADUATES FROM HIGH SCHOOL!
High school graduates earn more and contribute more to their local economies, are more engaged in their communities, and are more likely to raise kids who also graduate.
Career exploration internships and mentoring programs help youth plan for the future and overcome obstacles.
A STRONGER LARIMER COUNTY. All of us benefit when a child succeeds and families are financially stable.
WE ALL WIN!
To learn more about how your gifts to the Community Impact Fund are helping change Larimer County for good, visit www.UnitedWayofLarimerCounty.org.
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YEAR IN REVIEW
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BE READY CAMPAIGN HELPS LOCAL CHILDREN GET STRONG START In August 2013, BE READY, a component of United Way’s Smart Start for Kids initiative, officially launched its public awareness campaign throughout Larimer County. BE READY is focused on helping all children in Larimer County get their best possible start in school by being healthy, getting along with others, and being ready to learn – all which set children up for future success in school and life. More than 40 partners across the community have helped to reach thousands of Larimer County families with this important message. More information at www.BeReadyLarimerCounty.org.
UNITED WAY 2-1-1 SERVES CRUCIAL ROLE IN FLOOD RESPONSE When the historic flooding hit Larimer County in 2013, United Way 2-1-1 played a crucial role in connecting people with Get Connected. Get Answers. how to get help and give help. 2-1-1 was officially activated by Larimer County emergency response officials to assist with disaster response efforts. Throughout the month of September 2013, 2-1-1 fielded more than 1,200 flood-related inquires assisted the Larimer County Sheriff’s Office with recording 476 unaccounted-for persons reports, provided in-person service to more than 400 people at the Disaster Recovery Center, distributed thousands of Relief & Recovery Guides, and registered nearly 100 homes for debris clean-up efforts. United Way of Larimer County
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LONG-TERM RECOVERY GROUP HELPS LOCAL FAMILIES REGAIN STABILITY AFTER DISASTER Donors from all across the country rallied to support the long-term recovery of families impacted by the devastating flood of September 2013. United Way helped with the formation of the Larimer County Long-Term Recovery Group, a multi-agency collaborative that provides recovery resources and case management to flood survivors. United Way of Larimer County serves as the fiscal agent of the Long-Term Recovery Fund, which has collected more than $1 million to support local individuals and families as they rebuild their homes and lives.
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CELEBRATING
A YEAR OF
IMPACT: 2013-2014 HIGHLIGHTS
SMALL BUSINESS RECOVERY FUND HELPS LOCAL BUSINESSES RECOVER FROM FLOOD DAMAGE In late 2013, United Way teamed up with the Richardson Foundation and Blue Ocean Enterprises to create the innovative Small Business Recovery Fund. The fund was established to help small businesses in Larimer County recover from the devastating floods, and specifically save jobs and restore the vitality of our community. Bohemian Foundation initiated and seeded the fund with $250,000, and Blue Ocean and Richardson Foundation provided a dollar-for-dollar match up to $500,000 for other businesses to contribute to the fund. After three rounds of grant funding, the Small Business Recovery Fund provided more than $1.17 million in grants to 42 Larimer County small businesses located in the Estes Valley and Big Thompson Canyon communities.
THOUSANDS OF VOLUNTEERS RALLY FOR MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY 2013 In October 2013, our community came together to participate in United Way of Larimer County’s Make A Difference Day events, the largest week of volunteer service in Northern Colorado. Throughout the week, more than 3,000 volunteers completed 120 volunteer service projects, totaling more than 12,000 hours of volunteer service. This was an 11% increase in participation from 2012 Make A Difference Day.
EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER PROGRAM (EFSP) FUNDS PROVIDED TO LOCAL NONPROFITS More than $112,000 was be distributed to local nonprofits in November 2013 as a result of the latest round of the Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) funding. United Way of Larimer County administers the program on a local level to ensure the federal requirements are met. United Way convenes the EFSP Local Board, which is responsible for advertising the availability of funds, establishing local priorities, selecting the nonprofit and government agencies to receive EFSP funding, and monitoring program compliance.
COMMUNITY IMPACT PLAN VERSION 2.0 LAUNCHED In an effort to better address the most critical problems in our community, United Way introduced the Community Impact Plan version 2.0 in March 2014. This updated plan, which builds upon the original version published in 2011, is focused on bringing together community partners in a collective movement to reduce poverty and increase prosperity in Larimer County.
UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY
COMMUNITY IMPACT PLAN
VERSION 2.0
United Way of Larimer County UnitedWayofLarimerCounty.org
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MORE THAN 65 COMMUNITY IMPACT PARTNERS SIGN ON TO COLLECTIVE MOVEMENT In April 2014, United Way announced our Community Impact Partners representing 67 organizations from across Larimer County committed to working together to have maximum impact on reducing poverty and improving lives of people in our community. All Community Impact Partners meet high standards of efficiency and accountability, and have demonstrated that they are financially sound and ethically governed. See a list of our current Community Impact Partners on page 11.
FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT CARDS AVAILABLE IN LARIMER COUNTY Help is here to lower the cost of medicine, thanks to a free drug discount card provided by United Way of Larimer County. FamilyWize cards immediately lower the cost of medicine by an average of 40% or more for people without prescription drug coverage or who take medications not covered by their plan. Just by presenting the FamilyWize card at their local pharmacy, customers save on the cost of their prescription medicine 80% of the time.
2014 STATE OF THE COMMUNITY SHINES LIGHT ON COLLECTIVE IMPACT June 26, 2014 marked the 12th annual State of the Community, presented by United Way of Larimer County. This year’s program focused on how we, as a community, can come together to make lasting change where we live, and how it takes the whole community to change Larimer County for good. Several awards were also presented to people making a big difference in our community: Education Hero Award – Kathy Phifer; Income Hero Award - Patrick Brady; Health Hero Award – Cheryl Olson; LIVE UNITED Community Collaboration Award – Glenn Good.
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UNITED WAY 2-1-1 PROVIDES VITAL CONNECTION TO SERVICES IN LARIMER COUNTY. United Way 2-1-1 is a community connection to services and information that anyone in our community can access. All services are confidential and free of charge. By calling 2-1-1 (or 970-407-7066), you can get help or information on crisis hotlines, food and clothing, housing and utility assistance, aging services, disaster recovery, mental health services, volunteer opportunities, health and medical needs, legal assistance, donation referrals, substance abuse services, and so much more. More than 38,000 calls came into our local team of 2-1-1 community specialists from people needing to get help and those wanting to give help in Larimer County between July 2013 and June 2014.
TOP 5 NEEDS REQUESTS FOR 2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR. NEEDS REQUESTS ARE THE NEEDS IDENTIFIED BY CLIENTS WHEN THEY CALL 2-1-1. 1. General Disaster Services 2. Rent Assistance 3. Utility Bill Assistance 4. Tax Sites 5. Disaster Services
TOP 5 SERVICE GAPS FOR 2013-2014 FISCAL YEAR. SERVICE GAPS OCCUR WHEN THERE IS NO AVAILABLE REFERRAL FOR THE NEED REQUEST, EITHER DUE TO LACK OF FUNDS OR LACK OF SERVICE. 1. Rent Assistance 2. Utility Bill Assistance 3. Gas Money 4. Automotive Repair 5. Long Distance Transportation In the 2013-2014 fiscal year, 28% of the total clients who called United Way 2-1-1 in Larimer County were individuals with disabilities, and 16% of total clients were over the age of 60 years old. 70% of clients are living below the poverty level.
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VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FOR FISCAL YEAR 2013-2014 United Way of Larimer County is a volunteerled organization governed by a Board of Directors and supported by several volunteer committees. We thank them for volunteering their time and using their creativity, expertise and enthusiasm to improve lives and strengthen the community we call home.
Executive Committee Board Chair – Nick Christensen, Larimer County Sherriff’s Office Treasurer – Kären Siwek, Brown & Brown Insurance Secretary – Brent Coan, Coan, Payton & Payne, LLC Incoming Chair – Chuck Levine, community volunteer
Board Members Evan Bode, student board member Bill Brown, Fischer, Brown, Bartlett & Gunn Kay Garcia, First National Bank Bryan Guest, Great Western Bank Claire Hayhow, student board member Mike Hooker, Colorado State University Prue Kaley, community volunteer Frank Lancaster, Town of Estes Park Paul Mueller, Mueller & Associates CPAs, LLC Tracy Oldemeyer, Cline Williams Kathay Rennels, Colorado State University Lise Youngblade, Colorado State University
CAMPAIGN CABINET Chair - Suzanne Peterson Missie Broyles John Carroll Helen Gray Connie Hanrahan Mary McCambridge
Yvonne Myers Carl Peterson Marilyn Schock Rob Stumbaugh Chris Westlake
COMMUNITY IMPACT COMMITTEE Chair – Chuck Levine Martín Carcasson Margaret Long Paul Mueller
Mary Lou Rogers Crystal Shafii Kristy Quick-Beachy Lise Youngblade
FINANCE & AUDIT COMMITTEE Chair - Kären Siwek Molly Lockman Leasa Magnuson 10 | United Way of Larimer County
Tracy Oldemeyer Stephen West
COMMUNITY IMPACT PARTNERS United Way of Larimer County’s Community Impact Partners for the 2013-2014 fiscal years are making a difference in the areas of Education, Income, and Health – the building blocks for a good quality of life.
Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County Alternatives to Violence B.A.S.E. Camp Bohemian Foundation Book Trust Boys & Girls Clubs of Larimer County Care-A-Van/SAINT Catholic Charities – Larimer County Children’s Speech & Reading Center ChildSafe Colorado, Inc. City of Fort Collins – Department of Social Sustainability City of Loveland – Community Partnership Office Colorado State University – Department of Human Development & Family Studies Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park Crossroads Safehouse Disabled Resource Services Early Childhood Council of Larimer County Education and Life Training Center (ELTC) Elderhaus Adult Day Programs Estes Park Learning Place Estes Park School District Estes Valley Investment in Childhood Success Faith Family Hospitality Food Bank for Larimer County Fort Collins Housing Authority Fort Collins Read Aloud Friends of the Gardens on Spring Creek Generation Now Greenpath, Inc. Health District of Northern Larimer County Homeless Gear Homelessness Prevention Initiative (HPI) Homeward 2020 House of Neighborly Service
Junior Achievement Rocky Mountain Larimer County Department of Human Services – Children, Youth & Family Services Division Larimer County Extension Loveland Public Library Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountain Matthews House Meals on Wheels Inc for Loveland and Berthoud Neighbor to Neighbor Northern Colorado AIDS Project (NCAP) Partners Mentoring Youth Poudre River Public Library District Poudre School District Project Self-Sufficiency Realities Focus, Inc. Reflections for Youth Respite Care Restoration Now SERVE 6.8 Sexual Assault Victim Advocate (SAVA) Center Teaching Tree Early Childhood Learning Center The Center for Family Outreach The Community Kitchen The Family Center/La Familia The Growing Project Thompson Education Foundation Thompson School District R2-J Thompson Valley Preschool Touchstone Health Partners Turning Point Center for Youth & Family Unite for Literacy Via Mobility Services Volunteers of America, Colorado Branch WorkLife Partnership
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS Fiscal year July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014
REVENUE SNAPSHOT WORKPLACE includes charitable funds given through United Way campaigns at participating companies whose employees live and/or work in Larimer County.
COMMUNITY & PLANNED GIVING includes individual donors giving outside a workplace campaign and endowment.
WORKPLACE TOTALS
70%
COMMUNITY & PLANNED GIVING
30%
$3,863,586 $1,650,622
TOTAL CAMPAIGN & ENDOWMENT
$5,514,208
EXPENSE SNAPSHOT
PROGRAM EXPENSE includes funding to nonprofit service providers; disaster recovery assistance; community leadership; program development and implementation; volunteer engagement; nonprofit capacity building and training efforts; issue expertise and research; and information and referral services.
FUNDRAISING includes the costs associated with raising money to support United Way’s mission.*
ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL includes finance, IT, support staffing, and marketing services that support United Way of Larimer County.*
87% 7% 6%
PROGRAM EXPENSE FUNDRAISING ADMINISTRATIVE & GENERAL
*United Way of Larimer County is grateful to our generous Cornerstone Partners, who cover the majority of our fundraising and administrative and general costs, which enable donors’ gifts to have the most impact in the community. See page 15 for more information on Cornerstone Partners.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Fiscal year July 1, 2013 – June 30, 2014 STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (AS OF JUNE 30, 2014) Total Assets Total Liabilities Total Net Assets Total Liabilities and Net Assets
2014 6,975,194 2,035,326 4,939,868 6,975,194
2013 8,480,244 2,122,819 6,357,425 8,480,244
2014 5,514,208 (156,593)
2013 6,175,164 (125,600)
(2,258,433) 3,029,257 427,563 6,556,002
(2,446,019) 1,396,673 223,654 5,223,872
Grants and Programs Fundraising and Management & General Total Grants and Expenses
6,976,509 997,050 7,973,559
3,828,464 983,050 4,811,514
Change in Net Assets
(1,417,557)
412,358
Net Assets - Beginning of Year
6,357,425
5,945,067
4,939,868
6,357,425
STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES Annual Campaign Provision for Uncollectible Pledges Less: Donor Designations Grants and initiatives Other Income Total Revenue
Net Assets - End of Year
Important Note on Net Assets: On July 1, 2013, United Way of Larimer County transferred ownership of property known as the Sister Mary Alice Murphy Center for Hope (The Murphy Center) to Serve 6.8, an independent 501(c)3 organization, totaling $2,221,631. As stated in the contract agreement, Serve 6.8 agreed to continue operations of The Murphy Center and its effort to make homelessness rare, short lived and non-recurring. Independent audit was completed by RLR CPAs and approved by United Way of Larimer County’s Board of Directors on September 24, 2014.
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OUR DONORS & PARTNERS
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OUR CORNERSTONE PARTNERS HELP UNDERWRITE UNITED WAY’S OPERATING COSTS SO THAT YOUR GIFT CAN HAVE THE GREATEST IMPACT IN LARIMER COUNTY. Our sincere thanks go out to our 2013-2014 Cornerstone Partners for their continued support.
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THE PRESTIGIOUS ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY IS A PHILANTHROPIC SOCIETY HONORING INDIVIDUALS WHO ANNUALLY GIVE $10,000 OR MORE TO UNITED WAY OR who are participating in the Emerging Leaders program. Society members go above and beyond the call of duty and community service, and their commitment stretches far beyond their financial contribution. Order de Egalite Level $50,000 - $74,999 Mark and Donna Kornblau Mitch and Becky Morgan
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Order de Liberte Level $25,000 - $49,999 Ray and Martha Bailey Donna and Tom Chapel Hans Coester, M.D. and Cindi Coester Dellenbach Family Doug and Connie Dohn Donnan Charitable Foundation, Inc.
David and Ann Everitt Doug Josephson and Renee’ Brunsting Larry and Pat Kendall - Co-Chairs Ben and Anne Manvel Suzanne and Andy Peterson
Membres de la Societe $10,000 - $24,999 Tom and Kathy Albertz Oren and Jennifer Anderson Kathy Andrews Dick and Carole Barton Kyle and Liz Berry Richard Blumberg Patrick and Robyn Brady Larry and Suzanne Brazil Rick and Sally Brent Bill and Ruth Brown Larry and Anntheresa Buckendorf Mark and Terri Burke Holly and Robert Carroll John and Katherine Carroll Rick and Denise Chapman Steve and D’Ann Chorak Nick Christensen Rhys and Judy Christensen Lisa and Jim Clay Steve and Deb Collins David and Alice Conner Jamie and Ernie Crawford Bob Cushatt John and Tharon Deakins Dellenbach Family Jim and Holly Dickinson David and Tricia Diehl Russ and Shannon Donnan Dave and Jill Dornan Dan and Jeannine Eckles Rob and Natalie Etter A. Christopher Fawzy Ron and Gail Ferguson Gregory and Mary Beth Fischer Justin and Becca Fitzpatrick Jennifer Flint Lew Gaiter III and Jeannette Gaiter Mark S. Goldrich and Prudence M. Kaley Andrew and Emily Gouldey Stan and Susie Gunstream
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Connie and John Hanrahan David and Ann Harms Jim and Dianne Harper Judson M. Harper Nancy Hartley and Brian Cobb Clayton and Kandy Hartman Jim and Tricia Hauan Kathleen Henry Shelly Hill Dr. Mervyn Jacobson Katherine Janson Timothy Jones and Renee Cohn Jones Kim Jordan Jorgensen Family Foundation Don and Jan Jorgensen Patrick and Denise Juliana Brian Kelly and Christine Nofsinger Brett and Stephanie Kemp Kile Family Fund Christine and Bill Kneeland Curt Kornblau Bill and Cindy Kurtz Thomas and Marie Livingston Sonny and Carol Jo Lubick Dan and Tammy Mackey Dr. Ben and O’Linda Magsamen Doug and Cathy Markley Gene Markley John and Julie McBride Deanna and Jack McCrery Colleen Miller Randy and Nancy Morgan David A. and Katharine T. Nelson Kevin and Kenneth Oltjenbruns Chris and Holly Osborn Chris and Julie Otto Jason and Rachel Peifer John and Kathleen Petersen Rex and Shari Petersen Kenneth and Paisley Pettine Jim and Pam Pierce
Lynnette Jung-Springberg and Dr. Peter Springberg Dave and Linda Veldman Sally and Bill Withers 4 Anonymous
Daniel and Michelle Provaznik Dr. Will and Kathy Reents Chris and Cindy Richmond John and Janelle Rohrbaugh Randi and Teresa Rost Ken and Linda Sandberg Doug and Jill Schatz Richard and Cathy Schott Matt and Emily Shoup Kevin and Kay Shrum Mark and Peggy Smith Brian and Janice Soukup Tami and Richard Spaulding Ryan and Kristen Spencer Carl and Karen Spina Blaine Stackhouse Paul Armstrong and Heather Stickler Alan and Kimberly Strope Pat Stryker Jane Sullivan Tom and Jean Sutherland Paul and Karen Thayer Stacy and Gordan Thibedeau Donn and Mary Turner Chuck and Chris Ulfers Steve and April Undy Shawn and Sherry Walker Beth and Dennis Wallisch Wynn and Karen Washle Jason and Monica Welch Duane and Patty Wiens Zachary G. Wilson Robert and A-Young Woody Richard and Dr. G. Lee Yahnke Greg and Ellen Yancey Joseph and Cheryl Zimlich Joe Zupancic Randy and Katie Zwetzig 30 Anonymous
GIFTS OF $500 OR MORE ANNUALLY TO UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY BRING HOPE, improve lives and build futures for people right here at home in Larimer County. Longs Peak $5,000 - $9,999 Ceri and Jim Anderson Dave and Carol Anderson Roger Ashmore and Cathy Ow Paul French Scott Gillan
Kirk and Lisa Hetherington David and Elaine May Devin Odell and Maria Fernandez-Gimenez William and Susan Repasky
Aaron Thomas Dr. Donald and Janet Wells 13 Anonymous
Gregory and Sara Halac Douglas Hartman Jim and Kathy Haselmaier Rod Holland Chris and Melinda Howard Rajesh Idate Wayne and Catherine Kever John and Stacey Knuckey Mark A. Linder Todd Mellinger Steve Meyer Tara Doak David Mulvihill David T. Muth Rob and Patty Mygatt Richard and Marylou Nash Chris and Karen Norman Corkie Odell and Mike Sollenberger
Doug and Wynne Odell Phil Sadler and April Horne John and Jan Saurer Brigitte Schmidt Roch and Theresa Schmitz Chuck and Elaine Scholpp Thom and Joani Schultz David Smalley Dorothy Smith Eric J. Smith Fred and Jean Swinson Matt and Annette Taylor Tri-State Generation and Transmission Lynn and Christine Villard Rice L. Williams 21 Anonymous
Cameron Pass $2,500 - $4,999 Douglas and Debra Bartlett Anuradha and Rohit Bhatia Matt and Trish Biggio Joel K. Bladow Judy Bogaard Alan Byers John Carmichael and Laura Crew Steve and Karen Dornseif Mark Driskell Barbara Duffner Todd Edgar Judy and Max Elliott Isaac and Leslie Essay Dick and Bev Gast Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gearheard Kathleen A. Green Jim and Jean Greuel Jean and Tom Grove
Big Thompson Canyon $1,000 - $2,499 Larry D. Antonio Stephen and Carol Arceneaux Dave and Kay Armstrong Jeffrey Arnold Ken and Sandie Axelsen Matthew Badzinski Ron and Gail Baker Vaughn Baker Joe Ballestrasse Lawrence Barber Carrie A. Baumgart Eric K. Baumgart Art and Johnna Bavoso Bob and Joni Becker Bill and Johanna Becker Christopher Bendele Donald Bender Marjean and Edward Bender Carl E. Benvenga Brady and Annie Berg Kenneth R. Betchel Sr. Dale and Jean Beucler Craig Beyrouty Brad and Diane Bischoff Rick and Cecile Bitting Bruce Blaho Tim Blakeman Brian G. Bogaard Elliott Boyd Michael David Boyer Colin Bridges Cathy Brown and Troy Mai Steven and Karen Brown Gregory A. Bundy Patrick J. Burns
Randy and Vicky Burrack Robert and Linda Bury Rick Butler Frank and Dot Cada Charles and Deborah Cairns Nancy and Jim Callister Jerry Carlson Norman R. and M. Elaine Carver Gary A. Ceely Craig and Diana Chastain Tom and Ann Chinnock Greg and Sherae Christensen Scott and Theresa Cismoski David and Alice Clark Jonathan and Carol Clark John and Reghan Cloudman Michael and Barbara Cooper Robert M. and Norma S. Copeland Karen and Lynn Courtney Joe and Linda Cowan Donald and Becky Custis Gordon Daig Kevin Dellenbach Greg DiNoia Elizabeth F. Dodds Stephanie A. Doughty Robert L. and Susan P. Drage Tamar I. Drager Mark and Neyla Driscoll Paul and Katherine Dudzinski Matthew B. Dumm Richard Paul Dunker Art and Mary Dunn Cathy Duryea Eleanor Dwight
Dave and Kathy Dwyer John Perzow and Leslie Dwyer Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer Jeanne W. Eisenstadt Myke and Dick Erickson Darren and Kristi Esslinger Bob and Joyce Everitt Colleen and Duane Fasen Mike and Andrea Faucett Carolsue Fenwick Eric anad Marnie Fetzer Fickel-McCarty Foundation of Berthoud Scott and Cindy Fisher James R. Fitzgerald Kathy anad Tony Fourcroy Mark Freeman David and Gail Frick Erich A. Fromm Leane Gabel Leonard J. Gallatin Brian K. Galloway Kay Garcia Dan F. Garafalo Brad and Vickie Gaskill Michael Gasparian Raymond Gasser Gus and Betty Gendler Terry M. Gibbons Katherine and Stephen Gillette Joe Glomboski and Meg Evans Carolee Goldsmith Tom and Debbie Graff Lee and Patty Grant Vicki Grassman and Harry Murphy Dale and Lou Grit
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Big Thompson Canyon $1,000 - $2,499 continued Bryan and Amberly Guest David and Mary Gullikson Roger Gunlikson Kate and Andrew Hagdorn Erik Hall Brian Hamill Laurie Hansen Derek Hanson David Haragan Sarah and Eric Harding Randy Hediger Mark and DeAnna Hill Barbara Hoffman Bert and Joyce Honea David Hula Jim Ignowski David Jobusch Charles C Johnson Frank and Jody Johnson Jeni Jones David Jordan Dale C. Kaiser Jeff Kato Christopher and Marcie Kay Dave and Debbie Kepler Bradford F. Kerekes Tim Kerr Paul Kirchner Kevin Klau Mary and Ken Klopfenstein Patrick and Lynn Knebel Dan Kroll and Sandra Chisholm Jeff Kroon John and Marlene Krueger Patty Kummrow Joel and Lois Lamb Bob and Sharlet Lee Bernard and Lory Levinger Jeff Lopez Leonard and Carol Mahoney Greg Malatesta Paul Martin Nancy J. Maus Chris and Teresa McElroy Gale A. McGaha-Miller Jack and Liz McGrew Perrie McMillen and Rick Rohlfs Mary G. Medearis Nancy Mendenhall Peter and Keely Mendicino Mick and Karen Mercer Roger and Sarita Metzler
Dale G. Miller Dave Mills Thomas Mitchell Phil and Ann Montera Chet and Patt Moore Bill Morrison Brian and Nikki Mosbrucker Melanie Musgrove Randolph P. Myers Chris and Courtney Nelson Matt and Julie Nesbitt Mike and Kelly Nichols Steve and Amberly Nichols Kermit Nuckles John J. O’Neill Merlin and Nancy Otteman Jim and Jackie Owens Greg S. Parets Barb and Tony Pariso Joe and Dianne Patterson Charlie and Susan Peterson Robert and Ann Phemister Brenda and James Pisula George Porter James Pratz Jr. Phil Purdy Perry S. Ralph Randolph E. Ratliff Melanie J. Reed Jack and June Richardson Scott M. Roark Garth and Joanne Rogers Mike and Kathy Romero A. Scott and Kristi Rulon Mike and Mendy Rushing Kevin Safford Scott A. Sampl Roger and Susie Sample Al Sanders Jacqueline and Don Sargent Eldon P. and Ella May Savage Jack and Trudy Schade Julie E. Schiola Valerie Schlageter Carolee Schuck John and Kate Schulte Chance Scott Rocky and Nancy Scott Mark and Jayne Sears Christian Serafin Rich and Peggy Shannon Ganesh Sharma
Michael Shelleman Dr. Charles Singer and Donna Whittington Douglas and Joyce Sjogren The Sledges Sandy Smiley Craig Smoot Don and Kris Soltis Karen Sorensen Jim and Sonya Sprout Kelly and Laurie Steele Ron Steinbach Corey Steine Doug Stirrett Kory C. Stolte Andrew J. Storteboom Michael and Debbie Stradt John Lowthian and Marlene Strathe Mike Strycker Donna L. Sullivan Rex A. Summa Don and Lynn Svitak Doug Swartz and Karen Spencer Phil and Starr Teague Mary Jane and Steve Thorson Michael and Marjory Trinen Carole K. Tuttle Ron and Marilyn Tuttle Matthew Veenker Lorrie Wagner Michael D. Wailes John D. Wanek Albert W. Wang Bill and Avis Ward Jim and Nikki Watson Brandon Weaver Sue and Tim Whetten Bill and Sue Wilcox Keith and Jennifer Williams Robert Wilson Dale and Kathleen Winder Renee and George Wittemyer Debye Wolf Karen and Larry Wood John R. Woodward Mark and Marcy Yoder Jason and Naomi Young John and Jean Yule Jim and Jo zumBrunnen 67 Anonymous
Sharon Basinger Travis and Kristine Baugh Susan and Robert Baum Scott and Kristin Beasley Mark Beckett The Beck-Ferkiss Family Maxine Bell Wendy Benes Jason Berglund Brian Berry Mark A. Betz Stephen Joel Beuning Allen and Ruth Billington
LaBrooke R. Bjorneboe Brad and Melissa Blank Ryan Blundy Karin Bogren Rebecca R. Bolt Lora and Boyd Bonser Anthony Bouchard William Arthur Boyne Bruce and Teresa Boynton Patrick and Carol Brennan Maureen Brew Julie Brewen Luis Diego Briceno
Summit $500 - $999 Rich Adkisson Jose L. Alaniz Dr. David K. Allen Gene and Linda Alvine Betty Anderson Robin Anderson Archangel Arrogante Thomas G. Aspelund Susan Athey Mary Audette Robert Bach Melanie Barge Jeff Barnes
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Summit $500 - $999 continued Marge Brodahl Jamie Lynn Brooks Marty and Lee Brophy Donna M. Brown Jeremy R. Brownrigg James R. Broyles Robert J. Brozka Terry and Isabel Brunk Mark Buchanan Joshua Bunn Scott Burton Christina M. Calhoun Richard Callan Bruce and Sheri Campbell Edward Campos Elizabeth A. Capozzoli Adam D. Carl Jette Carlson Larry and Mike Carlson Chuck and Jennifer Carpenter Mary Carraher Joseph Carroll Bruce and Judy Chapman Dick and Ellie Chinn Paul Christofanelli Don L. Churchwell G. Brent Coan Paul and Anne Cocking Shawn Collins John C. Collins Eric and Barb Combs Jennifer Concklin Brian R. Cook Don and Dierdre Cook Mrs. Stacy L. Cornmesser Diane and Don Crews Andy and Danielle Crisman Doug Crook Dave Cruise Charles M. Crutchfield Karen Cumbo Jim Curlee Cynkars David A. Czenkusch Todd H. Daggett Lisa M. Danielson Gary A. Darling Ruth Davies Drew and Jeri Davis Charles W. Davis Margaret H. Davis Steve and Betsy Noland Cynthia L. DeGroot Doug Degroot Gregg C. DeGroot Steve and Rhonda Desch Darren and Teresa Di Leandro Troy and Kellie Diffendaffer Ron R. Dozier Doug C. Drake Glen A. Eckart Eva K. Edelblut Dana R. Edwards Steve Edwards Douglas Eldred Collee Rachel Ellmer James E. Ells
Mary E. Evans Bob and Susie Ewing Scott M. Farquhar Sureshi and Susith Fernando Pat Ferrier Todd and Adrienne Fields Julie Fleming Cindy Flosi Kelly Frauenknecht Jim and Diana Frick Philip and Joni Friedman Brian R. Gage Chris Galbate D. Howard Gebhart Margo Geppert Bruce Gibson Neil Gluckman Shelly Goldrich and Michael Dennis James Gomez Susie Gordon Peter Graham Todd W. Granath Brian Q. Graybeal Tasha Greene Nancy J. Griffith-Conklin Richard and Judith Grimler Hugh and Eileen Grinolds Richard C. Grossmann Bill and Stephanie Gundry Gunn Family Fund Pat Guthrie Bruce and Mary Jane Hall Kirk Hallahan Wade Hancock and Casey Cash Dale and Gloria Hand Nick and Debbie Hansen John W. Hansen Vicky Pamela Harrington James R. Harris Paula Harsin Mark and Jill Hartman Brian and Danette Hastings Diane M. Hathaway Craig and Cassie Hau Howard and Phyllis Hay Bill Hayes Lance and Tracy Hays Connie Heighes Craig Heikes Mrs. Sharon A. Held Karen Helt Bruce Hendee Mark Leland Hensler Trudy and Greg Herman Joseph Hershman Layton Hill IV Shannon Hochstetler Jody A. Hoffman Richard D. Holliman Karin Hollohan William Jay Hood Andrea L. Horan Michael R. Hornbacher Larry Howell Steven Hughes Wayne and Blanche Hughes
Ann R. Hutchison David L. Illum Perry L. Irons Jeff Jackson Nancy R. Jackson Robin R. Janes Craig and Claudia Jarvi Nancy Jianakoplos Fenglai Jiang James and Mitzi Johnson Diane G. Jones Stephon Jones Andy and Irene Josey John F. Kabot Marcy L. Hoerster Tracy Katz Kristyn Keefe Maria Kelly Brad and Jaki Kiehne Carol Kimbell Jerry P. King Cynthia and Dylan Kirby Klammer Family Dean Klingner David and Jennifer Klockeman Jana L. Knapp Elizabeth P. Knees Rocklyn J. Knutson Bryce A. Kopperud Kathy K. Kosec Jerry and Kristi Kreisher Nagendra James and Yvonne Kullberg Lisa Kutcher Philip and Mary Ann LaFleur Debbie Lakatos Mike and Wendy Lampe Kathleen M. Lane Dennis Larocco Dan and Marty Larson Sharon LaTourrette Ron and Lynn Lauterbach Lonnie Leininger Ric Lewis Jim and Susan Linden Mike W. Loewen Mike and Jane Long Sheila Long Mari Rose Longpre’ Joan O. Looper Kay L. Luft Diana K. Luthi David Macphee Marie A. Macpherson Erin Magee Duane Magnuson and Julie Scott Michael and Christine Manda Gary and Sue Manley Frederick and Sheilah Mann Ken and Joan Mannon Gayle L. Maroncelli Donna L. Martemucci Helen Marc R. Mayer Jim and Mary McCambridge William and Valerie McCullough William C. McGuinty
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Gail Pauline McKee Joel and Sharon McLane Christopher H. McMahon Joshwa D. Mcmullen Lisa McRoberts Tracy Mead and Jon Estabrook Lawrence P. Meier Michael and Mary Jo Merriman Mr. Jerry Metz John Middleton Doug and Terri Miller Roland W. Miller Phil and Lia Mills Thomas Mills Richard and Alicja Miodonski Lisa Mitchell Andrew K. Mittag Terell L. Mize Joshua R. Monsrud Gary Montoya Tim and Kathy Monty Robert J. Mooney Erin Moore Ellen M. Morin Mueller & Associates CPA LLC Greg Muhonen Lee and Yvonne Myers Gerard and Pennie Nalezny David Nelson Lisa M. Nelson Richard and Phyllis Nelson Steve Nelson Jackie Nesby S.J. Newton Scott and Jacque Niedringhaus Brian Nienhaus Howard and Sonia Nornes Anita Obando Lucy M. O’Brien Schubert M. Ogden Dr. LeNitra Oliver Gerald and Lois Olsen Ann O’Neill Peter Mark O’Neill Kathleen A. Orloski Richard Osborne and Marjorie Boehner Ed Ott James L. Overman Chuck and Emilia Parker Virgil and Ingrid Parsons Angela Penland David B. Pennington Jose Perez Nathan Perkins Christopher Perry Renee Perry Eric and Susan Peterson Kay and Kyle Pettine Kay and Kyle Pettine Mike Phelps Patti Phillips and Meredith Kuehl Anne Pielstick Richard Pillmore Carol A. Plock Karen and Steve Poehlman Christopher A. Poirier Cy and Jan Pollema
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Rebecca Powell Tim and Terry Poynter Jim S. Prater Lyn Pring Dr. James S. Quick Jorge Rangel Greg Ranson Steve and Jane Ray Virginia Reams Kenneth Reardon James Reese Donald Reinke Mike Rembelski Jose A. Reyes Mike Rhyner Robert J. Roach Michael J. Roberts Tom Rock Kenny and Colleen Rodriguez Carrie Rogers Ted Rossin Karen Rowan Ray Ruth Jim Ruzas Thomas and Camille Sachtleben Diana Salazar Ken Sampley Jim Sampson Wade Satterfield Jon and Wendy Sawyer Scott Schaffer Deborah R. Schaneman Stephen Schapanski Jeffrey Scheele Dr. Stan M. Scheer Tim and Patti Schmitt Marilyn Schock Barbara Koenig Schoenberger Gene W. Scholes Russ S. Schumacher Perry and Valerie Scott Charles Seale Dana Sedin and Sarah Westerbuhr John Shaw Ross W. Shaw Gerald and Lorraine Shea Brad and Nadine Sheafor Chris W. Sheafor John and Marilyn Shelton John B. Shipp Robert W. Shively Larry Shores Mark Siebrandt Kären Siwek Rick Harold Slaby Stanley Slater Tom and Tamara Smid Andy Smith Myron and Debbie Smith Marjorie J. Smith Mark C. Smith Dennis and Mary Sovick John S. Spencer Scott Sprague Dr. Peter and Sherri Standard Ryan A. Stephens Bryon Strait
Jamie L. Suess John and Jo Lynn Svendsen Bill and Ellen Switzer Kim and Bonnie Szidon John D. Tadich Doug and Donna Taub York, The Red Lion Carol Theilgaard Norma Thompson-Pomerleau Mark and Karen Tigges John Tillema Stuart Tobet Weston and Rebecca Toll Scott and Deanna Townsend Mary and Dave Tretter Janie Trimmer CRAZY JERR Dot Com David Twedt Warrenetta H. Underwood Don and Karen Unger Anton P. Utugov Darcie D. Valstad Cathy Vance Barry Vanderwyk and Renee Vanderwyk Ms. Pat Venable-Jungmeyer Jenn Vervier Mary Vogl Vicki Volbrecht Frank and Lorenda Volker Jeff and Trisha Wadsworth Gary Tubesing and Jennifer Wagner Marvin Wahlen Bob and Barbara Walker James D. Walters James Warner Bill and Evie Weddel Becci Wegener Michael Weil Heather Wertz Tamara L. Wesley Bill West Frans Westenbrink Chris and Gina Westlake Michael E. Whatley Candice White Jerry White Kenneth S. White Howard C. Wigert Jim Wild Hepburn B. Wilkins Althea E. Williams COL USA NC Ret Wendy E. Williams Joseph B. Wilson Kevin Wilson John and Joan Windler Steven Wingate Jennifer Woelk Tony L. Workman Daniel A. Yaworsky Joshua J. Zander Timothy and Katie Zapp Jennifer Zappa Lea Ann Zuellig 138 Anonymous
WORKPLACE GIVING CAMPAIGNS ALLOW EMPLOYEES THROUGHOUT LARIMER COUNTY TO SUPPORT THEIR COMMUNITY AT WORK. The following companies ran giving campaigns that allowed their employees the opportunity to give back through the workplace: ABC Sign Products Adams Bank & Trust ADP Screening & Selection Services Advance Tank & Construction Advantage Bank Agilent Technologies Agrium Advanced Technologies Air Resource Specialists All Property Services, Inc. Alliance for Suicide Prevention of Larimer County Alphagraphics Anheuser-Busch Company Art Castings AT&T Avago Technologies Ayres Associates B.A.S.E. Camp, Inc. Bank of Colorado Best Buy BHA Design, Inc BizWest Media Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County Brown & Brown Insurance Burns Marketing & Communication Cache Bank & Trust Capital West Bank Car Toys Care-A-Van / SAINT, Inc. Cargill CBW Automation CenturyLink Chase Bank Children’s Speech & Reading Center City of Fort Collins City of Loveland Coe Construction, Inc. Colorado Combined Campaign Comcast Corporation Cornerstone Home Lending Crop Production Services, Inc. Crossroads Ministry of Estes Park, Inc Crossroads Safehouse CSL Plasma DaVinci Sign Systems, Inc Dellenbach Motors
Disabled Resource Services Ed Carroll Motor Company Education and Life Training Center Eide Bailly LLP EKS&H LLLP Enterprise Holdings FedEx Express Fiberlok Incorporated First National Bank First Western Trust FirstBank Flood and Peterson Food Bank for Larimer County Foothills Gateway, Inc. Forney Industries Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce Fort Collins Coloradoan Fort Collins Housing Authority Global Spectrum Great Western Bank Guaranty Bank Hach Company Harmony Imaging Center Health District of Northern Larimer County Hearts and Horses Therapeutic Riding Center Heska Corporation Hewlett Packard Company High Country Beverage Home State Bank House of Neighborly Service Information Technology Experts, Inc. Integware, Inc. Intel Corporation jcpenney Jorgensen Labs Kaiser Permanente Kennedy and Coe, LLC Key Bank King Soopers Larimer County Linda Holdredge & Associates Loveland Housing Authority LSI
Lutheran Family Services Macy’s Mantooth Marketing Company Markley Motors McKee Medical Center Nationwide New Belgium Brewing Company Northern Colorado AIDS Project Odell Brewing Co. Pathways Hospice Pedersen Toyota-Scion-Volvo Peterson Energy Operating, Inc. Platte River Power Authority Poudre School District Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association Ram Swab Services Ranch-Way Feed Mills Inc RBC Wealth Management Respite Care, Inc. RLR, LLP Security Service Federal Credit Union Super Target Fort Collins Target The Group, Inc. The Neenan Company Thompson School District TJ Maxx Tolmar Inc. Touchstone Health Partners United Parcel Service United Way of Larimer County University of Colorado Health US Bank Value Plastics, A Nordson Company Wal-Mart Warren Federal Credit Union Water Pik, Inc. Wells Fargo Western States Bank Whip Mix Corporation Wolf Robotics Women’s Resource Center Wood Group Turbine Control Services Woodward, Inc. Xcel Energy
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CORPORATIONS PROVIDE ANNUAL GIFTS, MATCHING GIFTS AND SPONSORSHIPS TO UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY. These corporate leaders supported the work of United Way of Larimer County: Abbott Laboratories ABC Sign Products ADP Screening & Selection Foundation Advance Tank & Construction Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) Advantage Bank Agilent Technologies Foundation Agrium Advanced Technologies All Property Services, Inc. Allstate Insurance AmazonSmile Foundation American Express Foundation Anheuser Busch Foundation Associated Thermoforming, Inc. Associates in Family Medicine, P.C. Avago Technologies Ayres Associates Bank of Colorado Beavers, Inc. Benedict Upholstery Best Buy Better Business Bureau Bohemian Companies, LLC Bohemian Foundation Boys & Girls Club of Larimer County CA Technologies Capital Consultants of Colorado Capricorn Foundation Charitable Trust Care-A-Van / SAINT, Inc. Cargill Catholic Charities - Larimer County Region Centennial Bass Club of Northern CO Centers for Gastroenterology CenturyLink Foundation Chapel and Collins Wealth Management Chase Bank Chinn Family Foundation Chrisland, Inc. City of Fort Collins City of Loveland Coan, Payton & Payne, LLC. Comcast Corporation Community First Foundation Community Foundation of Northern Colorado Community of Christ Computer Services, Inc. Cornerstone Home Lending Crop Production Services, Inc. CSL Plasma CSU Division of External Relations Denver Foundation Dohn Construction, Inc.
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Ed Carroll Motor Company Eide Bailly LLP EKS&H LLLP Elderhaus Adult Day Programs Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation ExxonMobil Foundation Fiberlok Incorporated Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund First National Bank First Western Trust FirstBank Flood and Peterson Fluor Foundation Foothills Gateway, Inc. Forney Industries Fort Collins Coloradoan General Electric Foundation Gilbert Structural Engineering Girl Scouts of Colorado Troop 2375 GlaxoSmithKline North America Pharma Great Western Bank Hach Company Hewlett Packard Foundation High Country Beverage Home State Bank House of Neighborly Service Integware, Inc. Intel Foundation ITW Foundation jcpenney JPMorgan Chase Foundation Kaiser Permanente Kellogg Company Key Bank Foundation Kohl’s Department Store Kroll Factual Data Lathrop Law Office PC Law Offices of Peter W. Bullard, P.C. Liberty Mutual Insurance Group Loveland Housing Authority Lynn A. Hammond Law Office Macy’s Matthews House McKee Medical Center McWhinney Medtronic Microsoft Corporation Midway Realty Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Mueller and Associates CPA Myatt Brandes and Gast, PC Nationwide Nelnet, Inc. New Belgium Brewing Company
Odell Brewing Co. OtterCares Foundation Paul L. Anderson Productions, Inc. Pedersen Toyota-Scion-Volvo Peterson Energy Operating, Inc. Pfizer Foundation Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association Principal Financial Group Proximo Spirits Inc Psychhorizons, P.C. Rabo AgriFinance Ram Swab Services RBC Foundation Reno Lane Enterprises, LLC RLR, LLP Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory Rocky Mountain Travel King, Inc. Rodahl & Company Rose Community Foundation S.M. Harris & CO Schwab Charitable Fund SERVE 6.8 Shell Oil Company Foundation Skillman Photography Sprint Foundation State Farm Companies Foundation Sterling Infosystems Strong Tomorrow - 1A Issue Committee Super Target Fort Collins Target Fort Collins Target Loveland The Buckle, Inc. The Colorado Health Foundation The Cupboard The Group, Inc. The Neenan Company The Tess Evans Charitable Foundation TIAA-CREF Financial Services Tolmar Inc. Touchstone Health Partners U.S. Bank Foundation United Parcel Service UnitedHealth Group University of Colorado Health Value Plastics, A Nordson Company Verified Volunteers Wal-Mart Webber Middle School WellPoint, Inc Wells Fargo Foundation William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc. Woodward, Inc. Xcel Energy Foundation
MANY COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS PROVIDE GENEROUS IN-KIND GIFTS, LIKE MEALS, PRINTING, GIFT CARDS AND EVEN OFFICE SUPPLIES. These gifts allow us to keep our administrative costs at a minimum. Altitude Running Artisan You Austin’s American Grill Biz West Media LLC Cabby’s Cutlery Caffe Ole Chippers Lanes Cigna Color Pro Colorado Born Images DaVinci Signs Edwards House Eileen’s Colosal Cookies Embassy Suites Everyday Joe’s Flood & Peterson Food For Thought Catering Full Cycle Gardens on Spring Creek Go West Genuine LLC
Huhot Mongolian Grill Integrative Acupuncture Kaiser Permanente King Soopers - N. College King Soopers - Taft Hill KUNC - FM Radio Longs Peak Scottish Irish Highland Festival Lund-Ross Constructors Mama Roni’s Pizza Miramont Lifestyle Fitness Mountain Kids Mueller & Associates CPA Mugs Coffee Lounge New Belgium Brewing Next Door Food & Drink Odell Brewing Company Old Chicago Old Town Media Otterbox
Pateros Creek Brewing Paul Wood Florist PF Changs Pringle’s Fine Wine & Spirits Sounds of the Rockies Spectrum AV The Edwards House The Gardens on Spring Creek The Group, Inc. The Lincoln Center The Rialto Theater Center The Rio Grande Mexican Restaurant The Screaming Peach Thunder Mountain Hooters Timberline Nails & Spa Tribal Rites Tattoo & Piercing White Balcony Yellowbright, Inc. Zebra Jellyfish Photography
OUR BUSINESS CARES PROGRAM IS DEVOTED TO HELPING BUSINESSES DEVELOP AND IMPLEMENT VOLUNTEERISM INTO THEIR COMPANY CULTURE. The following businesses were members in 2013-2014: ADP Screening and Selection Services Advantage Bank Avago Technologies Cache Bank and Trust Hewlett Packard High Point Financial Group Hilton Fort Collins
Kaiser Permanente Modern Woodmen Fraternal Financial New Belgium Brewery Nextage Unlimited Real Estate Odell Brewing Company OtterBox/ OtterCares Qualfon
RLR, LLP The Group, Inc. Real Estate Verified Volunteers VFLA Design Inc. Weston Distance Learning Woodward
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A PARTNERSHIP OF UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY AND THE WOMEN’S FOUNDATION OF COLORADO, WOMENGIVE PROVIDES FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR CHILDCARE FOR SINGLE MOTHERS ATTENDING COLLEGE. The cost of childcare is a major barrier to self-sufficiency for women and girls in Larimer County. The initiative also focuses on addressing public policy for self-sufficiency of women and girls in our community and statewide. Members are the driving force behind WomenGive’s success. The following individuals were WomenGive members in 2013-2014. Ceri Anderson Jennifer Anderson Kathy Andrews Ruby Antony Judith Aranow* Louise C. Atkinson Susan Atwater, Atwater Creative, Inc. Sandie Axelsen Martha Bailey Susan Baker, Advanced Hearing Services, LLC Carri Ballinger Patricia Barlow, Blue Mesa Group Peggy A. Barnett* Judith Barth Susan Baum* Julie Beilby Sharon Belyeu Chris Bensko-Wecks Miranda Benzel* Susan E. Benzel* Cristin Berkhausen, Cline Williams Wright Johnson & Oldfather, L.L.P. Maureen Boyt* Alexandra Bernasek Kim Bitner Nina Bodenhamer Carol A. Borchert Jamie Bordewick Sally Braddy Suzanne Brazil Susan Bricker** Cathy Brown** Kara Brown Meg Brown* Ruth G. Brown** Renee’ Brunsting** Glory Burns Sara Cagle-Shirley Kristin Candella Dea Carlson Renee Carlson Mary Carraher* Holly Carroll** Jan Carroll* Christine Celentano Judy Chapman* Christine Chin* Kris Clagett, Q4 Wealth Management Inc Carol and Jon Clark** Lisa K. Clay* Sue Coburn** Barbara L. Cohen*
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Renee Cohn Jones & Alanna & Megan Jones Maryann Colarusso Martha Conant Melissa Conlon Sally Conway* Bobbie Cook* Ernie and Jamie Crawford, Crawford Technologies Jane Crothers David and Linda Crum Karen Cumbo Kelly Custer Mackenzie Daley Gail C. Daugherty Teresina Davie Tandi Dawson Janene Dellenbach* Maria, Sophia & Katie Dellota Tina Deringer** Kelly DiMartino Maury Dobbie Connie Dohn Cheryl Donaldson Marcia R. Donnan* Anne Doud Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith** Maegan Duggar Dawn Duncan* Tonya Dunn, Garden Thyme, Inc. Paula Edwards* Peggy Elkins Myke Erickson Barbara Everett** Lindsay Ex Carol Fanning, First National Bank Joy Ferguson Karen P. Fleming Mackenzie Fogelson Marcia Ford Mary Francis Ellen Bush Freudenberg* Cari Funk Linda Gabel Kay Garcia Jessica Gard Robin Dorothy Gard** Jordan Gaspard Annette Geiselman Tom and Traci Gendron Amanda L. Giacalone** Natalie Goffredi** Holly B. Gonzales Danielle Grant*
Vicki L. Grassman** Helen Gray* Sandra Greer* Jamie Grim Jean Grove* Lori Guymon Amy Hach Julie Johnson Haffner Kate Hagdorn Linda Hallock Karri Ham Connie Hanrahan* Laurie Hansen Sarah Harding Dianne Harper** Nancy K. Hartley* Cassie Hau Nancy Hazelrigg Kathleen Henry** Dana S. Hiatt** Kathryn Higgins, Motherlove Herbal Company* Allison Hines* - Chair Carol Ann Hixon* Linda Hopkins* Ann R. Hutchison* Sarah Imhoff** Sonia ImMasche* Susan P. Ison Susan James* Suzanne Jarboe-Simpson* Nicole Javernick Jan Jensen** Pamela and Christopher Jessen** Alexa Johnson Andrea Johnson Douglas W. Johnson Ki Johnson* Leah Johnson Lynn Johnson Dayna Jones & Olivia Heller Diane Gambit Jones Becky Joyce** Denise Juliana* Debra Kahn Vallene Kailburn Prue Kaley* Alexis Kanda-Olmstead Haley Katz** Louise Kauffman Laure and Jim Keavney Anne Keefe* Victoria Keller Pat Kendall*
Diane Kessel Knight Penny Kidd Tracy Kile Schwartz Kristin Kirkpatrick Susan Kirkpatrick* Amy J. Kolczak Cindy Kurtz Robert and Cynthia Kutin* Jennifer S. Kutzik Judy LaFleur** Kathleen M. Lane* Megan Larson** Kate Laudon Leslie Lautzenhiser Jean P. Lehmann** Amber Leis, Front Range Business Solutions Elaine LeMay** Kathryn Lenz** Rachel LeValley* Marie Leigh Livingston Jenne Loffer Angie Lund, Athena Salon, Spa & Wellness Diana K. Luthi* Karen Mack Jessica Wyllie MacMillan O’Linda Magsamen* Michele S. Marquitz Donna Martemucci Debbie Mayer Stacey McBride Lori McCallum Mary S. McCambridge Mindy McCloughan Deanna McCrery* Debbie McCubbin Mary Pat McCurdie Kim McDaniel Audrey McElwain Karen Lea McElwain Jennifer McLain Mary Medearis Janet Meisel-Burns* Keely Mendicino** Colleen Meyer Amanda Miller, The Place Setting Company Colleen Miller, Finance by Design Inc. Patricia Miller & Samira Miller Paula Mills Kathy Miner** Shauna Moffatt* Jennifer Monath** Tim and Kathy Monty Cathy Morgan Debby Morgan Karen K. Morgan Wanda Nelson Scott and Jacque Niedringhaus*
Joni Norwood Mistene Nugent Marci Oates Anita Obando* Corkie Odell** Wynne Odell* Brenda Ellis Ogden Jackie O’Hara** Tracy Oldemeyer Jean M. Olson Kevin Oltjenbruns* Liz Ortolano Stephanie Ouren** Dawn Paepke* Lisa Pallotti Jackie Peila-Shuster Cheryl Perry Rita Peterson Susan R. Peterson Suzanne Peterson, Peterson Energy Operating, Inc. Pam Pettigrew Paisley Pettine* Michell Pett-Thomas, BraidedTrio, LLC Katy Piotrowski, Career Solutions Group** JoAnn C. Powell Myra Powers* Diana Prieto Michelle Provaznik Marla Purdy Dawn Putney, Toolbox Creative* Pam Raab** Peggy Reeves* Nicole Reeves and Hailey Reeves Miriam D. Reid Donna Reiser Kathay Rennels Nancy Richardson Cindy Richmond* Teresa Roche Tanis Roeder Laurie Rogers* C. Rosenberg Maryann Ruck* Walta and Jim Ruff Laurie Sankey Linda and Steve Schaefer** Susan Schell Sheree Schmidt Bev Schmitt Bacon** Marilyn Schock Cathy L. Schott* Patti Scott* Benjamin Seidle** Rebecca Shelley Joyce Shorthill Bonnie Shumaker Kären Siwek Donna Smith
Dorsi Smith** Linda Smith Lorie A. Smith Peggy Smith* Tami Spaulding, The Group Real Estate Kristen Spencer Margaret Spiller Karen Spina* Laurie Steele Geri Stern* Betty J. Stewart Heather Stickler Maureen Stockover Marlene I. Strathe Kimberly Strope and Taylor Strope, Savant Homes, Inc.* Jane Sullivan* Lea Ann Supe Jean Sutherland* Pam Sutton Karen Thayer Stacy Thibedeau* Barbara Thomas Sylvia Timberlake Kim Tobin Suzanne S. Trask Marla Trumper Mary Turner* Merril L. Tyler Karen Unger Cathy Vance Lee & Catherine Varra-Nelson Sue J. Volk Lynne Warfield Susan D. Warren Joy Waters Paula Watson-Lakamp and Charlotte Lakamp** Patti Westfall Rosie Wheeler** Cathy H. Whittlesey Kerry Wicks Kay E. Williams Kim Willis Beeman** Sharon Wilson Kim Winger** Kathy Wolfe* A-Young Woody Lise Youngblade** Grace Zach Marie Zimenoff, A Strategic Advantage Cheryl Zimlich Jacqueline C. Zipser* Katie Zwetzig* 5 anonymous Members 3 anonymous Milestone Members
Cline, Williams, Wright, Johnson & Oldfather, LLP Crawford Technologies Finance By Design Inc* First National Bank Front Range Business Solutions* Garden Thyme, Inc. Motherlove Herbal Company*
Peterson Energy Operating, Inc.* Q4 Wealth Management, Inc. Savant Homes, Inc. The Place Setting Company* Toolbox Creative*
* indicates charter member ** indicates milestone member
Business Members A Strategic Advantage Advanced Hearing Services, LLC* Athena Salon, Spa & Wellness* Atwater Creative Blue Mesa Group* BraidedTrio, LLC* Career Solutions Group*
*indicates Charter Business Member
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UNITED WAY OF LARIMER COUNTY’S GENERATION UNITED BRINGS TOGETHER THE PASSION AND GENERATION PHILANTHROPIC POWER OF YOUNG PROFESSIONALS TO MAKE A YOUNG LEADERS SOCIETY A DIFFERENCE IN OUR COMMUNITY. Through membership in Generation United, young professionals join philanthropic forces to make a collective impact that is more powerful than what each member can do individually. Together, the following members are creating a culture of giving and empowering the next generation.
UNITED
Karla Baise* R. Clay Bartlett Michael Bellus Terri Lee Bolles Christina Brown* Emily Chop Bob Clancy Jim Curlee Tom Cynkar Mackenzie Daley* Gina DiGiallonardo* Deann M. Dill Nicole Ellis Maryann Fillingim Ben and Aubrie Fletcher Christine Kovacs Forster* Holly Gallegos Dan and Susan Garvin* Angela Geis Amanda L. Giacalone*
Christina Gressianu & Vi Wickam Jamie Grim* - Chair Kate and Andrew Hagdorn* Jake Hallauer* Deems Hargleroad Abbey Janssen Carly Jerome Leah Johnson* Amanda Johnson-King* Jennifer Jones Maka Kalai Christopher Kupec* Stacie Lukas* Barry Lyon Peter and Keely Mendicino* Rosalinda Mendoza* Lisa Nutting Heather Pawlak Keely Pemberton* Laura Pilato
Jon Rayeski* Nicole L. Reeves Jenn Rohrick/Peak Performance* Tyler Rusch* Rose Schlosser* Alex Schuman* Robin Scott* Sonia Senesac Chris and Brittanie Sharp* Stephanie Titus Tricia Vincent* Emily Warren* Ryan and Kelley Will* Nicole Yost* Erin C. Zimmermann* Erin Zock 2 anonymous Charter Members 1 anonymous Member *indicates Charter Member
SMART START FOR KIDS IS A COUNTY-WIDE INITIATIVE FOCUSED ON HELPING CHILDREN IN LARIMER COUNTY SUCCEED THROUGH SCHOOL READINESS AND EARLY LITERACY. Thank you to the following funding partners: Founding Partner $20,000 or More Daniels Fund
Dohn Construction
El Pomar Foundation
Overland Sertoma Club Inc Richard Blumberg
Suzanne and Andy Peterson
Guiding Partners $5,000 - $9,999 Ira and Gerri Gessner Judith Aranow
Leadership Partners $500 - $4,999 A. Christopher Fawzy Brad and Tracy Oldemeyer Caryn Leppert Chris and Cindy Richmond David M. Tenner Doug and Terri Miller
First Western Trust Bank Flood & Peterson Hilary and Wyandt Holmes Family Home State Bank Jan C. Jackson Jeff and Brianne Smith
Randy and Nancy Morgan Rick and Denise Chapman Rob and Michele Stumbaugh Target Corporation Tom and Kathy Albertz 2 Anonymous
Holly and Robert Carroll Jeff Jackson Judy Dahlgren Judy Kinard Katrina Fisher Kay Pettine Kimberly Artis Luis Diego Briceno Melissa Voronin Milly Smelker Nola Krajewski
Patty Lopez Rick Richter Shana Stegner-Bode Sharon S. Rogers Sureshi and Susith Fernando Tami Unsen Terry Hirsch Thomas and Jennifer Bozic 42 Anonymous
Supporters $499 and below All Saints Episcopal Church Aubrie Fletcher Brett and Nikki Berlin Cheryl Armstrong Chris and Brittanie Sharp Chris and Gina Westlake Debbie Mathews Debbie Rude Deems Hargleroad Dr. Patrick F. Serlock, D.C. Greg DiNoia
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UNITED WAY’S LEGACY SOCIETY HONORS AND RECOGNIZES THOSE individuals and families who believe in United Way’s work and have chosen to make a planned gift. Jim and Peggy Barnett Art and Johnna Bavoso* Marjean and Edward Bender Patrick and Robyn Brady* Judy and Bruce Chapman* John and Tharon Deakins* Scott and Cindy Fisher Mark S. Goldrich and Prudence M. Kaley* Bryan and Amberly Guest*
Denise and Patrick Juliana* Dan and Tammy Mackey* Jessica MacMillan Wanda Mayberry* Peter and Keely Mendicino* Gerard and Pennie Nalezny* Kären E. Siwek Revocable Trust* Robert Allen Stumbaugh* Fred and Jean Swinson* Gordan and Stacy Thibedeau*
Michael and Marjory Trinen Lorrie Wagner* Bill and Diane Warren* Dale and Kathleen Winder Randy and Katie Zwetzig* 16 Anonymous charter members * indicates charter member
LOYAL CONTRIBUTORS ARE DONORS WHO HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO ANY UNITED WAY FOR AT LEAST 10 YEARS, regardless of their giving level. United Way’s Loyal Contributors truly understand what it means to be committed to helping our community, and have backed that commitment with generous support year after year.
Proud LOYAL
CONTRIBUTOR
Members of United Way of Larimer County’s Loyal Contributor program are part of an esteemed group of loyal donors who inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow in our local community. We greatly appreciate the consistent support of our Loyal Contributors, who have positively impacted the lives of so many in our community. As of June 30, 2014, there were 2, 453 donors in United Way of Larimer County’s Loyal Contributor program.
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