United Way SuncoastAnnual Report June 30, 2011 - July 1, 2012

Previously United Way of Tampa Bay and United Way Sarasota

Letter from United Way Suncoast Board Chair and CEO

Over the past several years, United Way of Sarasota and United Way of Tampa Bay have come together to share knowledge and

experiences and look for opportunities to work together. Through this, it was apparent that what we have in common far outweighs

any differences and the idea of a new regional structure arose. On July 1, 2012 United Way of Sarasota and United Way of Tampa

Bay became United Way Suncoast.

United Way Suncoast serves DeSoto, Hillsborough, Pinellas and Sarasota counties. Each community still has a strong local

presence and active engagement of local leadership to ensure full and active participation and representation of the people we

serve.

We made the decision to merge because we believe we can better advance our mission by working together across county

boundaries on a day-to-day basis. Our goal is to help more people, deliver high quality programs, and leverage all available

resources to address the education, income and health priorities of our communities. We are dedicated to helping families find

paths out of poverty and changing the story for thousands in our community.

We believe we can do this and create lasting community change through our commitment to education. We know that communities

with higher graduation rates are stronger and more vibrant and see less crime and poverty. Through early literacy initiatives and

programs focused on ensuring children can read and are prepared to succeed in school; we are working to decrease the high

school drop out rate. We know that creating positive, lasting change is possible with the support of donors like you. As a result of

your generosity, we have already changed the story for thousands in our community and know that we will continue to do so.

We are so grateful to the many donors and volunteers who generously give their time, talent and treasure in answering United

Way’s call to help families find paths out of poverty and help children start ahead and stay ahead.

Thank you for your loyal and generous support of United Way Suncoast.

Diana Baker President/CEO United Way Suncoast

Garry Sasso President and CEO Carlton Fields, P.A.

Table of ContentsChanging the story in the Tampa Bay Area. 1Changing the story so children start ahead and stay ahead. 2Changing the story so struggling families achieve financial independence. 4Changing the story so people in crisis find stability. 6Changing the story so we can break the cycle of poverty in Tampa Bay. 7Changing the story for you. 8Tampa Bay Area Annual Highlights 9The Next Chapter 102011-2012 Tocqueville Society Members 11Business Cares Sponsors 122011-2012 Overall Annual Campaign Giving Leaders 13Tampa Bay Area Workplace Leader Board 14Tampa Bay Area Financials 16Changing the Story in Sarasota. 18In Sarasota, changing the story so children start ahead and stay ahead. 19In Sarasota, changing the story so struggling families achieve financial independence. 20In Sarasota, changing the story so people in crisis find stability. 21Change the story so we can break the cycle of poverty in the region 21Sarasota Area Highlights 222011-2012 Sarasota Area Corporate Partners 23Sarasota Area Annual Giving Leaders 24Sarasota Area Diamond Donors 27United Way Suncoast Foundation Donors 28Sarasota Area Financials 29United Way Suncoast Board of Directors 30United Way of Sarasota County Board of Directors 31United Way of Tampa Bay Board of Directors 31United Way of Sarasota County Committee Volunteers 32United Way of Tampa Bay Committee Volunteers 33

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Changing the story in the Tampa Bay Area.

United Way Suncoast develops and

implements community programs to help

underserved people achieve their academic

and financial potential. We help find regional

solutions that change the story for all in our

community, one person at a time, from cradle to

career and beyond. We lead education and financial

literacy initiatives to help kids start off right and

stay ahead and work to reverse negative trends and

remove challenging barriers to help families find

paths out of poverty.

The connection between academic success and

poverty is clear. Individuals ages 25-34 who

dropped out of high school are more than three

times as likely to receive public assistance than

high school graduates. Higher graduation rates lead

to stronger communities with less crime and poverty

and the key to improving the graduation rate is early

literacy.

United Way Suncoast is uniquely positioned to make

lasting community change and break the cycle of

poverty through integrated programs and services

that help people reach their academic and financial

potential.

With the ability to leverage resources with critical

partners on a regional level, United Way Suncoast

has changed the story for thousands in this

community. We’d like to introduce you to what could

be one of those stories.

Meet the Taylor family, parents Ken and Mary and

their five-year old daughter Anna as they set out on

the path to change their story and break the cycle

of poverty.

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The Alternate Pathway.

Unlike Anna, nearly 40% of our region’s kindergartners come to school

without the necessary skills for success, increasing their chances of

dropping out. As part of the Neighborhood work in the North Greenwood

Clearwater area. United Way Suncoast programs address these pitfalls and help

students that are falling behind.

This year, the Operation Graduate program provided tutoring,

enrichment activities and credit recovery to 45 high school

students that were at risk of dropping out. One hundred

percent of the students participating in the dual

enrollment portion of the program graduated on time,

were accepted into a college or university and have

been collectively awarded over $109,000 in scholarships

and grants.

United Way,s

Education Impact42,993 children and youth participated in United Way supported programs14,899 children received skills training to enter kindergarten ready to succeed24,686 children developed strong life skills through quality out-of-school-time programs3,o29 children participated in daily educational activities over the summer through United Way

,s Summer Care program

315 children in the Summer Care program received additional intensive reading tutoring from St. Petersburg College

Changing the story so children start ahead and stay ahead.

Anna continued to receive academic assistance through the quality

out-of-school time programs and excelled in school improving her

reading, science and math scores. Because Anna was fortunate to

have quality educational experiences early in life she is on track to graduate

on time and attend college, the first in her family to do either.

Anna is getting ready to complete kindergarten and received a scholarship for

United Way’s Summer Care, a program which provides summer child care to

low and moderate income families. Ken and Mary were relieved since they could

not afford summer camp and needed to continue working. Although Ken and Mary are

both employed they struggle to pay the bills each month and can’t afford to stay home.

Over the summer, Anna participated in academically engaging programs that reinforced

what she learned in kindergarten to ensure she started the next school year prepared.

Anna’s parents are excited about her future because they

know that with a college education she will have better

job opportunities, the chance to earn a higher income

and one day be able to build a brighter future for her children.

At the end of the summer, Ken and Mary were able to enroll

Anna in the before-and after-school care program at the

same site she attended Summer Care which allowed

them to work additional hours knowing their child was in a safe,

enriching environment.

Children and Youth AgenciesA Brighter Community

AMIkids Tampa

Big Brothers Big Sisters, Pinellas

Big Brothers Big Sisters, Tampa Bay

Boy Scouts of America, Gulf Ridge

Boy Scouts of America, W. Central FL

Boys & Girls Clubs, Suncoast

Boys & Girls Clubs,Tampa Bay

Champions for Children

Community Pride Child Care Center, Clearwater

Coordinated Child Care, Pinellas

Easter Seals Florida

Friends of Happy Workers

Girl Scouts, W. Central FL

Girls Inc. of Pinellas

Helping Hand Day Nursery

Hillsborough County Public Schools

Lutheran Services Florida

PACE Center for Girls

PARC (Pinellas Association for Retarded Children)

Preschool Experience

Redlands Christian Migrant Assoc.

Redlands Christian Migrant Assoc.

Seniors in Service, Tampa Bay

Tampa JCC Federation

The Centre

United Cerebral Palsy

YMCA , St. Petersburg

YMCA , Suncoast

YMCA Tampa Metro

YWCA, Tampa Bay

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Changing the story so struggling families achieve financial independence.

United Way’s Financial Stability ImpactUnited Way Suncoast invested $1,171,490 in 15 community based programs to advance the goal of helping families achieve financial stability.More than 90 individuals are enrolled with 25 already graduating from the IDA program.386 volunteers provided 21,320 hours in support of the financial stability initiatives.3,622 individuals received financial education through United Way Suncoast programs.

The Alternate Pathway.

Thirty percent of Florida’s working families are struggling

to make ends meet. The Taylors were able to save money

with the assistance of the IDA program and although not

everyone may have that same opportunity, United Way Suncoast

has other programs available to help families keep more of their

own money.

With the help of hundreds of volunteers, United Way’s Prosperity

Campaign helped low-income families prepare their taxes and

access Earned Income Tax Credits that may have otherwise gone

unclaimed. This year, 12,713 free tax returns were completed

bringing $16.8 million dollars in tax returns back to the

Hillsborough County.

The Taylors are proud of what they have

accomplished because they know that

to help change the course of their child’s

future they must set a better example and achieve

higher aspirations related to financial stability.

Financial Stability AgenciesAmerican Red Cross, Tampa Bay

Corporation to Develop Communities, Tampa

CredAbility

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office

MacDonald Training Center

Nonprofit Leadership Center,Tampa Bay

PARC (Pinellas Association for Retarded Children)

Pinellas County Urban League

Suncoast Center

Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind

The Centre

U.P.A.R.C. [Long Center]

United Cerebral Palsy

Through their daughter’s enrollment in Summer Care , Ken

and Mary attended the required financial education classes

and were referred to the United Way’s Individual Development

Account (IDA) program. IDA is United Way’s matched savings

account that helps low-income individuals achieve their goals of

buying a home, attending school or opening a business.

Ken and Mary were required to save money each month while acquiring critical

financial education and long-term money management skills. They began

cutting back where they could and started saving $25 each month with the

ultimate goal of starting their own professional cleaning service. Ken and Mary were

able to save enough money and, combined with the IDA match, started Taylor’s Top

Notch Cleaning Service. With an increased monthly income and more stability the

Taylors were headed toward greater financial independence.

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Changing the story so we can break the cycle of poverty in Tampa Bay.

At United Way Suncoast we envision a positive beginning for all children and a positive ending for

all people struggling today. The Taylor family demonstrated that by providing children with the

necessary academic support, they can excel beyond their circumstances

and change their story forever. They showed us that with a little assistance and

the support to strive for more, they could break the cycle of

poverty and find financial stability.

The Taylor’s story highlighted key programs and services but, more importantly,

it outlined the connection of United Way’s work in our community.

By taking the long term view while providing help along the way,

United Way Suncoast helps families find pathways out of

poverty and ensures children start ahead so they

stay ahead.

Safety Net2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares

Alpha House of Tampa

American Cancer Society, FL

American Red Cross, Tampa Bay

Bay Area Legal Services

Brookwood Florida Central

Catholic Charities, St. Petersburg

Children’s Board of Hillsborough County

Children’s Home

Children’s Home Society of Florida

Community Action Stops Abuse, CASA

Crisis Center, Tampa Bay

Directions for Mental Health

Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office

Epilepsy Services of W. Central FL

Hispanic Services Council

Neighborly Care Network

Operation PAR

Religious Community Services

Salvation Army, Tampa

Self Reliance

Seniors in Service,Tampa Bay

Spring of Tampa Bay

Stepping’ Stone Farm

Suncoast Center

Suncoast Epilepsy Association

Tampa Crossroads

Tampa Jewish Family Services

Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind

The Centre

U.P.A.R.C. [Long Center]

United Food Bank & Services, Plant City

YMCA Tampa Metro

YWCA, Tampa Bay

Changing the story so people in crisis find stability. The Alternate Pathway.

Although the Taylors were struggling to make ends meet they luckily

never had to face homelessness. As many as 80 families a day

are looking for some form of shelter. Homelessness and school

mobility impact a student’s ability to succeed in school. United Way

Suncoast was one of 18 organizations across the country to receive a

grant to address this issue. The Siemer Family Stabilization program was developed to

ensure children at risk of homelessness and suffering academic challenges of school

mobility were provided the means and support to stay in school and graduate while

families were provided support to stabilize their living environments. Through this

initiative, full-time specialists are assigned to work with families for up to a year as

each family commits to making long-term changes needed to maintain their stability.

The Siemer initiative has provided services to 394 children and 185 families. To date,

100% of the families sustained their housing and 92% of the children in Pinellas and

97% in Hillsborough remained in their original school.

Without that insecurity lingering over their heads,

Ken and Mary were able to stay focused at work

and on the goal of starting their own business.

It also ensured that Anna would not go to school hungry but

rather ready to learn and better prepared to succeed.

When Ken and Mary initially started taking the financial education

classes they were barely able to pay the monthly bills and keep

food on the table. They were unaware of many of the resources

that are available to assist low-income families.

With the help of United Way and 2-1-1, the Taylors applied

for free school meals and Food Stamps (SNAP). They

were able to save money each month by purchasing their

produce at the Farmers Market that accepted SNAP and avoided

paying the higher prices at the corner store. Not only were they able

to save money but they no longer had to worry about where the next

meal would come from.

United Way’s Safety Net Impact

More than 188,000 calls were rec

eived by 2-1-1 providers

Nearly 3,000,000 pounds of fo

od were distributed

More than 282,000 people receiv

ed food assistance

More than 21,000 individuals rece

ived shelter

Bay Area Legal Services provide

d support to 310 seniors at the

Sulphur Springs Resource Center

to prevent home foreclosures

Publix Last Resort Fund provided

170 people with $77,603 in

emergency assistance

The Progress Energy Fund helped 4,36

8 people with $225,231 in assista

nce to

restore or keep their power on

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Important IngredientsOur 2011 Workplace Campaign Kickoff was themed “Ingredients for A Thriving Community.” Hundreds packed Tropicana Field, courtesy of the Tampa Bay Rays, to enjoy breakfast and kick start the workplace campaigns. Attendees heard from United Way President and CEO Diana Baker; Senior Vice President for the Tampa Bay Rays Mark Fernandez; and United Way Campaign Cabinet Chair Mark Watson. The highlight of the program was Chief Anthony Holloway from the Clearwater Police Department and high school student Brianna Jones on the Operation Graduate Program. David Wojack from the Tech Data Corporation was inducted into the Campaign Coordinator Hall of Fame for his hard work and dedication to United Way. And to top it off all guests were entered to win an Xbox 360 from Best Buy.

America’s Sweetheart The Eighth Annual Art of Giving, organized by United Way’s Women’s Leadership Council, featured award-winning actress America Ferrera as the keynote speaker. America captured the audience of more than 600 as she shared her personal views on life in Hollywood and the importance of education. Live and silent auctions, professional hair and make-up touch-ups, and delicious food and drinks rounded out the event at A La Carte Pavilion in April. This unique fundraiser raises money for United Way’s Summer Care Initiative which provides summer child care for low to moderate income families and financial education to the parents. Between the silent and live auctions, ticket and autograph sales, and the generosity of those in the audience, the event netted $130,000.

Be the ThunderThe Tampa Bay Lightning supported United Way during a Night with the Lightning that was devoted to our cause and our partners. The Spirit of Tampa Bay Awards were given to the following companies who have embraced our mission and helped to advance our cause: Nordstrom Rack, Ernst & Young, Transamerica, and Time Customer Service. Our Community Champion Award was presented to longtime corporate partner Tech Data who gives, advocates and volunteers for United Way Suncoast. The Million Dollar Award recipients were Publix and Raymond James, both instrumental in helping us meet our goals and support our community. Our logo, messaging and public service announcement were prominently displayed on the Lightning scoreboard helping us to bring awareness of our work to more than 20,000 fans.

9, 455 Hours of Service in One DayFor 19 years, United Way Suncoast has participated in the national Day of Caring. This special day in October brings together more than 1,000 volunteers that assemble corporate and organizational teams. The teams provide all forms of labor and service to dozens of nonprofit agencies and schools. This year, HandsOn Suncoast assembled 1,891 volunteers to work on 125 projects totaling more than 9,455 hours of service in both Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.

All HandsOn Deck at Bay PinesOn Saturday, April 28 over 175 HandsOn Suncoast volunteers got up early and headed to Bay Pines VA in St. Petersburg. This was the fifth year that Bay Pines was selected as the location for the HandsOn Suncoast annual day of service. The volunteers picked up 210 bags of trash and spread 100 yards of mulch at the Domiciliary and another 10 yards of mulch was laid at the Community Living Center. A total of 875 man hours was donated that day, valued at nearly $20,000.

HandsOn Suncoast HandsOn Suncoast is the area’s leading volunteer and community platform, organized and administered by the staff of United Way. United Way HandsOn Suncoast is building a strong, caring community by attracting volunteers to engage in impactful community service projects through out the region.

Project DetailsThis year, more than 7,436 active United Way HandsOn Suncoast volunteers participated in 1,165 volunteer service opportunities. They completed 22,253 hours of volunteering and community service. When calculated, $484,982 is the estimated investment that volunteers saved the community.

During the year, United Way HandsOn Suncoast administered 122 new volunteer orientations that added more than 1,162 community members to our volunteer ranks.

Individual/Ongoing VolunteerismMore than 32 individual referrals for ongoing United Way HandsOn Suncoast volunteer opportunities were posted on www.VolunteerMatch.org – the nation’s number one online volunteer recruiting service.

Group Service ProjectsDuring this year, HandsOn Suncoast managed 1,023 group project volunteers for different community groups, corporate groups or businesses including all who participated in the United Way HandsOn Corporate Partners Program.

Special Volunteer EventsAll over the region, HandsOn Suncoast addresses the community’s critical needs by assembling diverse groups of dedicated people for one day of volunteer service and civic engagement.

NACUBO Volunteer DayA partnership between NACUBO (National Association of College and University Business Officers) and HandsOn Suncoast came together in July 2011 for a makeover at A. J. Ferrell Middle Magnet School. The school became the first all-girls middle school in Hillsborough County and was in need of some fresher colors. Seventy-seven volunteers donated more than 385 hours of service and helped paint the lobby, hallways and principal’s office. The teacher’s lounge received fresh paint, lunch tables and chairs plus a corner for relaxation. They also landscaped and installed new furniture.

Day of Caring 2011The national Day of Caring program brings together thousands of volunteers from the area to tackle hundreds of projects in one day for social service and non-profit organizations in Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. The volunteers donate thousands of hours to help complete a variety of projects from painting and gardening to refinishing furniture and cleaning windows. Some help with computer equipment and résumé building. Many local companies support this effort by gathering teams of employees to send out to volunteer for the day. This volunteer day is invaluable to the agencies it serves because projects are completed that otherwise would never get done.

Workplace Volunteer CouncilVolunteers play a critical role in creating lasting change that improves lives and builds a stronger community. United Way proudly serves as convener of the Workplace Volunteer Council (WVC).

The WVC is an alliance made from representatives of Tampa Bay companies, professional services firms, government entities and other workplaces that proactively promote employee volunteerism. The Council offers its members a forum to share best practices and innovative ways to advance and grow community volunteerism through workplace involvement. This year, representatives from 14 workplaces participated in four WVC forums.

Changing the story for you. Tampa Bay Area Annual Highlights

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2011-2012 Tocqueville Society MembersThe Next Chapter

We know that early learning has a tremendous

impact on our children and our society’s economic

and social welfare. For these reasons, United

Way Suncoast is dedicated to the Early Literacy Initiative.

Focused outreach programs will better equip parents with

the knowledge and tools needed to effectively serve as

their child’s first teacher. Providing parenting support and

improving the quality and availability of child care and early

intervention services will help put babies born into poverty on

the right path for learning.

Helios Education Foundation is working with United Way to

help raise funds for the Early Learning Initiative. Helios has

provided a grant that will match all new donations $500

or more and any donation that increases by 15% or more

over last year’s gift. All matching gifts go toward the Early

Literacy Initiative with a focus on school readiness in four

particular neighborhoods in the region. United Way Suncoast

is already working in the communities of Sulphur Springs

and North Greenwood but will be expanding its efforts to the

Campbell Park and Potter neighborhoods. Some of this work

will include increasing parent involvement and community

support around education, increasing attendance through

a Walking School Bus Program and working to increase the

quality of school readiness services in family child care

homes.

We know there is a lot of work to be done but we also know

that United Way is uniquely positioned to change the story

around early literacy and help people live better lives by

helping kids graduate and families find paths out of poverty.

Watch our progress, join the movement, change a story in our

community.

Tocqueville Society members are community champions and committed citizens dedicated to improving lives in Tampa Bay and making it possible for people to achieve their full potential. The Society is specifically designed to make giving and community engagement more powerful for leadership donors.

Million Dollar RoundtableCyrus and Joanne SpurlinoPatricia C. SullivanJohn and Susan Sykes

Nationale Society ($100,000)Barbara and Al Siemer

Ordre de Fraternité ($75,000-$99,999)Tom and Mary James Foundation

Ordre d’Egalité ($50,000 - $74,999)The EckermannsPaul Reilly

Ordre de Liberté ($25,000- $49,999)Carol and Barney Barnett LPhillip and Betty Casey LCelia and Jim Ferman LBo and Betsy GodboldJerry Harder Chet and Abby HelckWilliam and Hazel HoughCathy and Bob Smith LMark and Andrea SpearsDave and Fran Wakely

Tampa Bay Society ($15,000 to $24,999)Tim and Linda AdamsMarion Albanese and David Adriani LScot and Julie DavisBill and Connie DeMezaMichael and Terri HardingMarie HymanGene and Patsy McNicholsDick MinckEdwin RodriguezGary and Karen Sasso LJannie and Bob SchwerinPatsy TaylorStephen and Janice Van DyckMark and Lori Watson

Members de la Société ($10,000 -$14,999)George and Isabel Adams, Jr.Drew and Gracia AkersReid and Gail AndersonKen and Grace Armstrong Dick and Sandi AverittDiana BakerMike and Pat BarrettRobert and Lynell BellRita and Mark BenassiMonroe and Suzette BerkmanTifi and Jack BierleyJessica and Kenneth BlumeBert and Susan BoksenMike and Tiffany BrennanJames and Molly CampClint and Terri ChildressDoug and Maureen Cohn

Tocqueville Legacy CircleThe Tocqueville Legacy Circle was created in 2009

to honor Tocqueville Society members who have

made legacy commitments of $200,000 or more.

The listing includes members who have made

deferred gifts to be received from a bequest or

who have named United Way as the beneficiary of

a United Way Life Insurance policy.

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Collins Family FoundationBrett and Lisa CouchChris Coutroulis and Jamie PicardJoy McCann Culverhouse FoundationTammy CurtisBrian and Dea Deming LTony and Shannon DiBenedettoRon and Susan DinerDick and Francine DobkinVinny and Lorene DolanJeff and Jeanne DowdleRobert and Lorraine DutkowskyDon and Chris EastmanJane and Jamie EgastiNate and Kelly EnglishJim EstesDavid and Helen FeinbergMark and Trudie FernandezLynn FriedrichsJim and Karen FullertonGordon and Paula GilletteThe Glazer FamilyPatrick and Stacy GramlingLaurel L. and Robert J. GrammigBob GreenJason and Traci GryglewiczKevin and Jan HerzbergCourt and April JamesHunt and Molly JamesGuilherme Gerdau JohannpeterBrian and Cynthia KeenanPeter and Karla KirkwoodMartin and Nancy KochDr. Scott and Pamela LatimerBlossom LeibowitzCarl and Lyda LindellFraser MacKechnieIan and Jean MacKechnieIan A. MacKechnieMichelle and Chris MaingotTodd and Barbara McCallisterSheila M. McDevitt LTony and Peggy McKennaSteve and Susan McMullenGwen and Ken MitchellKevin Napper and Katherine EssrigSteve and Sara NicholsEd and Gayle OlsgardJoc O’RourkeGene OvermyerTom and Sara PankeyAnn L. PayneMike and Hope PolandLu and Catherine PratsDavid and Toni QuintyMike and Lynn RamseySteve Raymund LDavid and Ann Rood

Greg and Holly RosicaFred RothenbergThelma P. RothmanRichard and Sharon SanchezStacey SerafiniBob and Marcy ShuckMatt SilvermanLinda and Randy SimmonsAlex Sink and Bill McBride LJeff and Mei-Mei SparlingBetsy and Larry StaggDon and Ellen StichterSteve and Janice StraskeChuck and Becky SykesJoe and Sheryl TeagueJ. Thomas and Lavinia W. TouchtonJeff and Kim TrocinLinda and Stewart TurleyBill Van Law Sylvia and Don WalboltDave and Debbie Walker LJane and Jerry Williams LJean Giles WittnerCary and Alison WrightGwynne Young

L Tocqueville Legacy CircleL Million Dollar Legacy Circle

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Business Cares Sponsors 2011-2012 Overall Annual Campaign Giving Leaders(lncludes employee, special event and corporate contributions)

1 Publix Super Markets, Inc. $4,494,945

2 Raymond James Financial $1,630,234

3 The Mosaic Company $711,106

4 USAA United Services Automobile Assn. $616,456

5 TECO Energy, Inc. $478,673

6 Tech Data Corporation $376,835

7 Bank of America $372,624

8 Wells Fargo $288,055

9 Enterprise Leasing Corporation, LLC $285,143

10 Transamerica $281,883

11 City of Tampa $275,063

12 PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. $264,448

13 Deloitte $246,867

14 Ferman Motor Car Company $218,029

15 CF Industries, Inc. $212,990

Businesses seeking to go the extra mile to support United Way Suncoast

participate in Business Cares. This unique sponsorship opportunity

allows companies to underwrite events, activities and materials

important to achieving United Way goals in service to the region.

Sponsor dollars provide increased visibility to business partners and allow

United Way to free up other income to support impact directives such as

education, financial stability and emergency services to Tampa Bay.

Without Business Cares sponsorships, United Way events would not have

the extraordinary energy that is associated with our leadership role in the

community. It is a direct expression of Living United through partnership.

S P O N S O R S

United Way Suncoast

Accelerate Results

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Tampa Bay Area Workplace Leader Board

2011 Top Ten Employee Gifts* 2011 Top Ten Corporate Gifts1 Publix Super Markets, Inc. $2,565,685 1 Publix Super Markets, Inc. $1,885,200

2 Raymond James Financial $924,573 2 Raymond James Financial $704,976

3 USAA $425,263 3 The Mosaic Company $339,245

4 The Mosaic Company $339,245 4 USAA $191,193

5 TECO Energy, Inc. $313,673 5 TECO Energy, Inc. $140,000

6 Tech Data Corporation $313,353 6 Transamerica $129,252

7 City of Tampa $268,711 7 PCL Civil Constructors $97,250

8 Bank of America $255,330 8 Enterprise Leasing Corporation $94,740

9 Deloitte $246,517 9 Gerdau $87,000

10 Wells Fargo $209,239 10 Bank of America $75,000

Top Ten Employee Per Capita Giving* Top Ten Corporate Per Capita Giving(Companies with 100 or more employees) (Companies with 100 or more employees)

1 Deloitte $1,450 1 PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. $648

2 Ernst & Young LLP $841 2 The Mosaic Company $447

3 Carlton Fields, P.A. $808 3 Gerdau $286

4 KPMG LLP $655 4 Enterprise Leasing Corporation $271

5 PCL Civil Constructors, Inc. $648 5 Florida Blue $244

6 Enterprise Leasing Corporation $542 6 Carlton Fields, P.A. $230

7 The Mosaic Company $447 7 Tampa Bay Rays $158

8 Hill Ward Henderson $331 8 McNichols Company $149

9 The Bank of Tampa $313 9 T. Rowe Price, Inc. $143

10 McNichols Company $276 10 Publix Super Markets, Inc. $140

Employee per capita is the total employee giving divided by total number of employees

* Does not include special event giving.

Corporate per capita is the total corporate giving divided by total number of employees

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Tampa Bay Area Financials

At the core of serving our community is our desire to have

integrity in everything we do. Staff and volunteers are

entrusted with community resources that must be used

wisely and effectively, employing the highest ethical standards.

We are proud of our high standards of accountability.

Statement of Accounting Reporting PracticesUnited Way Suncoast takes our role as a trusted community

leader seriously. As a result, we have a long tradition of adhering

to high standards of accountability and transparency. Our most

recent IRS Form 990 and audited financial statements are

available on our web site at unitedwaysuncoast.org.

Adherence to All Accounting StandardsThe independent CPA firm of Lewis, Birch & Ricardo conducts

an annual audit of United Way Suncoast. In fiscal year

2012, auditors reported that United Way Suncoast’s financial

statements were fairly and accurately represented. The annual

audit is reviewed by the volunteer Audit & Ethics Committee and

approved by the Board of Directors.

United Way also follows the American Institute of Certified Public

Accountants’ (AICPA) Audit and Accounting Guide for Not for-

Profit Organizations to ensure financial statements conform with

Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP).

Stringent Checks and BalancesUnited Way Suncoast has a rigorous system of checks and

balances in place to ensure it operates in a sound fiscal manner.

The organization’s operating budget, as well as its community

funding decisions, are reviewed and approved by several

volunteer committees and the Board of Directors.

EthicsUnited Way Suncoast Board of Directors has established an

Audit & Ethics Committee. This committee has developed a

standardized Code of Ethics. The purpose of the Code is to

describe standards of conduct and business ethics expected

of the directors, officers, standing committee members and

employees of United Way Suncoast.

United Way of Tampa Bay • June 30, 2012 Statement of Financial Position

AssetsCash & Cash Equivalents $4,011,756

Pledges Receivable, Net of Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges 6,150,805

Other Receivables 1,143,828

Investments 11,765,122

Property & Equipment, Net 642,995

Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 316,699

TOTAL ASSETS $24,031,205

Liabilities & Net Assets

Allocations & Designations Payable $6,694,569

Other Liabilities 1,303,901

Annuities Payable 69,678

Capital Lease Obligations 57,031

Accrued Pension Cost 643,711

Total Liabilities 8,768,890

Total Net Assets 15,262,315

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $24,031,205

Statement of ActivitiesPublic Support and Revenues

Gross Campaign Results 20,797,042

Donor Designations (5,042,259)

Provision for Uncollectibles (1,242,071)

Bequests/Gift Annuities/Contributions 390,799

Program Revenues 598,324

Service Fee Income 317,686

Investment Return 79,905

Other Income 531,247

Total Support and Revenue 16,430,673

Expenses

Gross Funds Awarded/Distributed 15,492,800

Donor Designations (5,042,259)

Other Program Costs 2,528,849

Fundraising and Administration Costs 3,072,034

Other Nonoperating Expenses 223,715

Total Expenses 16,275,139

Increase in Net Assets 155,534

Net Assets at the Beginning of the Year 15,106,781

Net Assets at the End of the Year 15,262,315

Safety Net 40%

Education 47%

Income 13%

United Way Suncoast helps people build better lives by helping

kids graduate and helping families find paths out of poverty. This

is done by focusing on education, income, and providing safety

net assistance for local people in crisis.

Community Impact Investments

Changing the Story in Sarasota.Meet the Repos family—single mom Chantal and her five children—Dylan 13, Karen 10,

Christian 6, Kaleena 4 and Chantaya 1 as they begin on the path to changing their story and

breaking the cycle of poverty.

Kaleena is preparing for kindergarten

through the Head Start program by

learning to read, write and use a computer.

Chantaya has loving teachers and is learning

every day how to share and play with new friends.

All five children are on the path to a bright future

and success in their education and life.

Chantal moved from Miami to Sarasota six years ago, leaving an abusive relationship and a negative

family environment. It was not easy to stabilize the family, but moving into the Sarasota Housing

Authority and finding Children First, the federally funded Head Start organization, has created a

happier and healthier life for the Repos. Chantal knows education is the key to success, and she focused on

enrolling her children in the best schools and providing additional out-of-school activities. The United Way-

supported Children First Head Start pre-school has provided exceptional early education and related family

services to Chantal and her children. A Children First Family Advocate has worked with Chantal to develop

family goals and connect to services throughout the community.

Karen loves to read and Christian

is an independent first grader

who is learning from mom and

teachers how to make good choices.

Both Karen and Christian attend a

local elementary school and entered

kindergarten with a strong language

and literacy foundation.

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In Sarasota, changing the story so children start ahead and stay ahead.

United Way,s

Education Impact11,054 children and youth participated in United Way supported programs1,947 children received skills training to enter Kindergarten ready to succeed4,799 children developed strong life skills through quality out-of-school time programs

Children and Youth AgenciesBig Brothers Big Sisters

Child Protection Center

Children First

Early Learning Coalition of Sarasota County

Early Learning Coalition of Florida’s Heartland

Girls Scouts

Planned Parenthood of SW & Central Florida

Redland Christian Migrants Association

Sarasota Family Y

The Florida Center for Early Childhood

The Alternate Path.

Unlike Chantal’s children, nearly 27% of our county’s kindergarteners

come to school without the necessary skills for success. United Way

has supported the Early Learning Coalition’s Look for the Stars which

recognizes high quality child care providers and educates parents on how

to seek and select the best pre-kindergarten programs in Sarasota. And

with over 50% of school-age children on free and reduced lunch, United Way

supports elementary after-school programming that includes nutritional

snacks, fitness and tutoring programs that support classroom learning.

For middle and high school youth at risk of dropping out mentoring, career

exploration, leadership training and development of college goals is offered

in partnership with the Y- Achievers program.

Dylan attends middle school

and has been a part of the Big

Brothers Big Sisters mentoring

program supported by United Way. He

loves baseball and is a member of his

local church’s youth group.

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Financial Stability PartnersGoodwill Industries

CareerEdge Funders Collaborative

Jewish Family & Children’s Service

Children First

The Salvation Army – Sarasota Corps

Chantal wants to change her family’s life. With personal determination,

support from others in the community and a dream for a better life she and

her five children are on their way.

In Sarasota, changing the story so struggling families achieve financial independence.

One of Chantal’s greatest barriers is not owning a car. She

and her children travel by bus everywhere, but that does not

stop Chantal from pursuing her goals to create a better life

for her family. With Chantal’s children in school, she uses her day

to pursue her GED and attends Sarasota County Technical Institute

to attain her CNA. She hopes to be a social worker utilizing her tri-

lingual skills to support others in the community.

She attends a Career Readiness program at Children First to build her

self-esteem, learn job interviewing and résumé writing skills. As a part

of this program, SunTrust volunteers offer the Money Smart financial

education curriculum. Chantal has taken every class, learning how to budget

and manage her resources. She is frugal with her money, shopping for

nutritional food and cooking meals at home for the family.

United Way’s

Financial Stability Impact

United Way invested $102,090

to advance the goal of

helping families

achieve financial stabilit

y

55 volunteers provided

1,858 hours of service a

s tax preparers

857 households received

financial education

through United Way programs

She has been an active

parent leader serving on the

Policy Council at Children

First and inviting other parents

to become involved in the great

opportunities like Money Smart

and Parenting Classes. Chantal

and her children serve as role

models for other families. They seek

positive parent-child relationships,

love to learn and inspire others to

advocate and lead.

The Alternate Path.

United Way’s Volunteer Income Tax

Assistance (VITA) program helps

families keep more of their own money.

This year, 853 free tax returns were completed

in the Sarasota area, bringing $1,519,074 in

tax returns back into the community. With the

help of hundreds of volunteers, VITA helps low-

income families prepare their taxes

and access Earned Income Tax

Credits that may otherwise

go unclaimed.

United Way’s Safety Net Impa

ctMore than 48,85

0 calls were received by 2-1-1.

More than 3950 individuals receiv

ed food

assistance

More than 2,600 individuals rece

ived shelter

The Alternate Path.

Research shows that homelessness and school

mobility impacts a student’s ability to reach

full academic potential. In an effort to combat

this and provide the means and support necessary

to help students stay in school and families stabilize

their living environments, The Seimer Family

Stabilization program was developed. Through this

program, this year 1,034 children and 384 families

received services. To date, 78% of the families

sustained housing and 78% of the children stayed in

their originating school.

She participates in programming at the Housing

Authority and works hard to provide a healthy

home and lifestyle for her children.

Basic Needs AgenciesAmerican Red Cross, SW Florida Chapter

Arcadia Center for the Needy

Catholic County Homeless Coalition

Child Protection Center

Community Center for the Deaf & Hard of Hearing

DeSoto County Homeless Coalition

Easter Seals

Lutheran Services

Mental Health Community Centers

Safe Place & Rape Crisis Center

Sarasota Family Y

Senior Friendship Centers

The Salvation Army – Sarasota Corps

United Way 2-1-1 of Manasota

Needing extra help she reached out to United Way 2-1-1 and enrolled

in another local church’s program and received food, back to school

supplies, free hair cuts and bike helmets for the children. She was even

able to sign up for health and dental care.

When Chantal came to Sarasota, she wanted to break the cycle of

physical and verbal abuse and neglect. Even though times were tough,

she wanted to model positive behavior and be a better parent. She

attended many parenting classes at Children First and her church, learning how

to communicate with the children and discipline in an affirmative manner.

Change the story so we can break the cycle of poverty in the region

In Sarasota, changing the story so people in crisis find stability.

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2011-2012 Sarasota Area Corporate Partners

$500,000+Publix Super Markets

$100,000—$499,999FCCI Insurance Group

The School Board of SarasotaCounty Florida

$50,000—$99,999Herald-Tribune Media Group

Sarasota Memorial Health Care System

SunTrust Bank

$10,000—$49,999City of Sarasota

Clear Channel

Clerk of the Court

Enterprise Holdings

Fifth Third Bank

Florida Power and Light

Gateway Bank

Kerkering Barberio

Macy’s

Northern Trust

Superior Bank

Target Stores

Sarasota County Tax Collector

The Sarasota Board of County Commissioners

Universal North America

Walmart

Wells Fargo

Williams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz & Getzen

$1,000—$9,999Adams and Reese, LLP

Andesa Services

AT&T

Bank of America

Bank of Commerce

Bay Village

BB&T

Berry Plastics

Best Buy

Blue Cross Blue Shield

Bowen, McClitte, Britt

Cadence Bank

Cavanaugh & Co

Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce

Children First

Comcast

Delta

Dillards

Doctors Hospital of Sarasota

Early Learning Coalition of Sarasota

County

Eli Lily

Federal Express

General Electric

Harris Bank

Iberia Bank

IBM

Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen & Ginsburg, P.A.

Insignia Bank

JC Penney

Jewish Family and Children’s Services

Johnson & Johnson

L-3 Communications

LandMark Bank

Lydian Bank

M&I Bank

Massey Services

Mental Health Community Centers

Merck

National City

Nationwide

New College

Octex

Pepsi

Pfi zer

Planned Parenthood of Central & Southwest Florida

Price Waterhouse Tampa Bay

Progress Energy

Raymond James

Realtors for Kids

Regions Bank

Ringling College of Art and Design

Sabal Palm Bank

Safe Place & Rape Crisis Center

Salvation Army, Sarasota Corps

Sarasota Bradenton Irnational Airport

Sarasota Classifi ed/

Teacher’s Association

Sarasota County Sheriff’s Offi ce

Sarasota Family YMCA

Sarasota Ford

Senior Friendship Centers

Stearns Bank

SouthBay Investments, LLC

The Florida Center

UPS

United Way of Sarasota County

United Way 2-1-1 Manasota

University South Florida

$100—$999Amerprise

Ceredian

Comerica

Community Haven for Adults and Children

with Disabilities

Girl Scouts of Gulfcoast Florida

HSBC

Illinois Tool/KELA

Ivoclar-Vivadent Buffalo

Mosaic

New York Life

Paychex

Peterson Manufacturing

Sarasota County Property Appraiser

SC Johnson Wax

Supervisor of Elections

Synovus Bank

Third Federal Savings and Loan

Town of Longboat

US Air

Xcel Energy Foundation

Xerox

CelebrationOn March 7, 2012 Campaign Chair Rae Dowling celebrated the outstanding support of local corporations, public sector organizations and individuals who generously gave to the 2011 campaign. She announced the top performers in each division and recognized the highest in per capita giving.

ABC 7 Who CareUnited Way partnered with WWSB ABC 7 who hosted the first “7 Who Care” campaign, a public service initiative to honor outstanding volunteers in Manatee and Sarasota counties. Supporting ABC 7’s efforts to celebrate the heroes among us, United Way developed the nomination process, recruited the blue-ribbon panel of judges and facilitated the PSA and winner profile shoots. The work culminated in the 7 Who Care Awards Luncheon on July 9, sharing the stories and service of seven outstanding community volunteers in Manatee and Sarasota.

Tocqueville Holiday Reception Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of the Sarasota Toqueville Society, nearly 70 Society Members and guests were welcomed by Bill and Karen Merrill. Icard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen & Ginsberg, P.A. who sponsored the holiday event. Betty Schoenbaum, was recognized as a Founding Member of the Tocqueville Society in Sarasota and Margaret E. Mason, United Way Foundation Million Dollar Round Table Member, was the guest speaker. Entertainment was provided by the Pineview String Quartet and the history and impact of the Society both locally and nationally was commemorated.

Cinderella’s ClosetIn the early spring Sarasota County Teachers Association seeks formal ball gowns, fancy high heels and accessories from the community to create the Cinderella’s Closet. United Way houses over 600 beautiful gowns and dresses at our office on 2nd Street and Chris Mayer, Vice President of SCTA welcomed 150 girls to the “Closet” during the 2011 Prom Season.

Sarasota Area Highlights

2011 Ready Set Grow Infant to Kindergarten Family FairThe Fifth Annual Ready Set Grow! Infant to Kindergarten Fair was a great success with approximately 5,500 attending at Westfield Sarasota Square Mall Saturday, August 6, 2011. Hosted by United Way, the fair offers fun activities for children while providing parents information about education, health, safety and recreational services for children 0-6 years old and their families. Families came from all over the county with approximately 40% return and 60% new attendees. 92% of the families surveyed enjoyed the activities and 88% felt the 54 vendor booths provided helpful information on services available in Sarasota. Approximately 80 volunteers staffed the stage, managed the volunteer center, traffic flow and surveys greeters. Live stage entertainment included PAL Sailor Circus, Florida Studio Theatre, Capoeira Volta Ao Mundo, Brazilian Martial Arts, Girls Inc. Musical, Sarasota Ballet and the Macy’s Fashion Show.

2011 KickoffOn August 26, Kimberly Hopper, Board Chair and Rae Dowling, 2011 Campaign Chair, welcomed over 300 community leaders. Winners of the 2011 Community Award were The Clerk of the Circuit Court and Sarasota Memorial Health Care System to kick off the the annual fund-raising season. Guest speaker Shaun Merriman, President and CEO of Gateway Bank, shared his experiences and belief in the work of United Way and emphasized the importance of the community’s continued commitment to work collectively and give generously. Rae Dowling introduced her campaign team and the pacesetter companies and proclaimed that by pulling together toward a common goal we are stronger together.

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Sarasota Area Annual Giving LeadersTocqueville Donors ($10,000+)Matt and Margaret CallihanMalcolm and Jasmine CandlishVan and Joyce CarlisleRalph FranklinRichard M Freeman*Ron and Shirley GossettJanet HeveyHoward and Betty IsermannWendel and Evelyn* KentMr. Robert E. KingJohn and Elenor Maxheimdiane McFarlinBetty SchoenbaumStephen G Shank and Dr. Judith ShankAl and Barbara SiemerJudge Charles and Ruth* SimpsonCharles and Dee StottlemyerMrs. Anne O. SwainRobert and Joyce TateOne Anonymous

Admirals ($5,000-$9,999)Gerard DanielMr. and Mrs. Philip A. Delaney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Paul EckelFranklin G. Berlin FoundationMr. Jack L. GoldsmithMr. John B. HarshmanEdna HoffmanHuisking FoundationMr. and Mrs. James E. LauritsenMr. Matthew J. OttoMr. and Mrs. William RammesMr. and Mrs. Raymond SimsOne Anonymous

Commodore ($2,500-$4,999)Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. AustinDan and Nancy BaileyMr. and Mrs. Robert W. BlairMrs. Marjorie BoulwareMrs. Wm. P. BrownellMr. Charles H. S. ChapmanMr. Harold R. Cunning Jr.John & Debbe DartMs. Brenda DavisW. A. Granberry Family Charitable TrustJordan and Stacey GillmanMr. Jorge GomezDr. Washington C. HillMrs. Kathleen IottLon and Trish JonesMs. Jean E. LangdonMr. Mike LawlessMrs. Betty LindenbergJohn R. Martin, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Matson

Shaun P MerrimanMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. MurphyMs. Mary NeubauerPete NordenMs. Helena M. NorquistMr. Duane L. PadgettMarjorie PeterMr. David J. RadekeMr. and Mrs. Burton SackChris and Wendy SmithMs. Donna StiensTom and Trish SugalskiMr. and Mrs. Joseph H. TerhaarNancy C. WellfordMr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Williams

Captains ($1,000-$2,499)Ms. Geraldine AaronMs. Jeanne A. AbelDamian J. AdamsMs. Laurie B. AkinKen & Gayle AlexanderMrs. Kristina L. ArnoldLuis and Christina AzuriDenis BakerMr. John BaldizziBrian BarnesMs. Loretta BatesMr. Charles R. Baumann Jr.Ms. Diana L. BechamMr. Harold BennettMichael L. BennettMandell L. and Madeline H. BermanAnne and Walter BladstromMr. Robert J. BlaikieMr. Thomas G. BolesMs. Suzanne BowdenMr. Jeff T. BoydWilliam Breda, Jr.Cherry BrickleyMr. Marlon BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert C. BrownMs. Susan BrownMs. Kelly BryantLaura BuckleyChristine Ann Butler ESQHeather CarsonMr. Joseph W. ChampagneMs. Courtney ClarkMr. Rick ClemensMr. Dave CollinsMr. Sean ConstanceDeborah M. Cooley Charitable TrustMr. and Mrs. Aubert Y. CoranJane T. and Robert V. Corning Fund at the Community Foundation of Sarasota CountyMr. Mike CostaMs. Terese M CoxDavid D. Crabtree

Amanda and Norman CyphersLyndi and Richard CyphersMr. John Daney IIIMary Ann DaughertyKevin & Margaret DautRea D. DavisMs. Mary Davis-BuehrerMark & Ann DavyMr. Daniel DeLatorreMrs. Stephanie DeLaTorreHubert and Ruth DeLynn FundMr. Brad DemptonMr. Randy DiazJames O. DieffenwierthGeorge and Fran DietzMr. David DillingMr. and Mrs. John E. DixonMs. Tiffany DixonMr. and Mrs. Richard O. DoneganMr. and Mrs. Eugene DorseyMr. Terry DoughtyAlbert DownsBilly Drake Jr.Bud and Karen DuffeyMrs. Heather DunhamPhyllis & Albert DworkinSergio EastmanMr. Brian T EganMs. Sharon ElliottMr. Jeffrey ElsberryMr. Guy EspositoMr. Lachlan FalconerMr. Chad FaldeMr. and Mrs. Reid D. Farrell

Mrs. Susan FarrowKevin FerryMr. and Mrs. Frank W. FineshriberMr. and Mrs. John FlahertyMrs. Brenda J. FlickMr. Thomas FloodMr. Jon ForbesMr. Paul FrankeJames FrostDwight GaitonMr. Robert GallettaTony GansterMr. Joseph GarlandMr. and Mrs. Robert W. GarnerMr. and Mrs. Robert V. GarvinSondra GayMs. Carey GeagloneMr. and Mrs. Sheldon GenslerMs. Laura J. GerberWilliam and Ruth GetzenMr. Curtis J GoehringTodd J. GoehringJay and Mimi GoodwillLarry and Julia GriffithMichele and Caleb GrimesMs. Pamela J. GroveMr. William HaarerJack HaasMr. Jeremy HaasMr. Timothy HaggardBrian and Betty HallRick HalloranMr. Michael A. HamiltonMr. Frank Harris

Mr. and

Mrs. William HarrisonRobert M. HatfieldDavid & Susan HeckerMs. Jennifer HenthorneMrs. Emil HessMrs. Teresa HessRichard A. HicksMr. Timothy HiebelCarl HinkleMr. Todd E. HochChristiine HodgeMr. John HoeflingMr. Arnold HoffmanChristopher HogueMr. James HolmesMs. Kimberly HopperKurt HoverterMr. John T. HowellSarah and Tramm HudsonGreg Huffman and Mary T. FinneganMs. Catherine F. HynesScott IversonMr. Donald JankowskiJelks Family FoundationMr. Erik JohnsonMr. Scott Eric JohnsonTom and Alison JonesDarlene and Steven JordanMr. Joshua JordanAric T. JostenMr. David W. JungstPeter Keen and Peggi PetersonMr. Joseph A. Keene

Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth KiehlMr. Gregory KlcoPat KolodgyMrs. Lisa A. KrouseKelly KunkelAlan KureckiJohn H. KushnerMr. and Mrs. Robert E. LaJoieMr. Douglas LamRobert and Rebecca LaneBianca LapaceAndy and Michelle LapinMr. Dwaine LarkinMr. John LaughnerMr. and Mrs. M. LazarusThomas LeFebvreMr. and Mrs. Christopher LightMr. Thomas LongoMr. Anthony LukkarilaBrian LynchMr. Christopher H. LyonsMary MacArthurMr. Ryan MacKenzieMr. Frank J. Maggio Jr.Lisa MaggioMr. James Dennis Mangie Jr.Mr. Jeffrey E. MarinoMr. Thomas A. Martin JrMr. Adrian MartinezMr. Daniel MathiasMr. and Mrs. Patrick McArdle, Esq.Bill and Stacy McClainMs. Martha McCrystalKyle McLaughlinMr. Edward H. MenchMs. Silvana MendesMs. Daisy Mendez N.Mr. Joseph MeterchickDr. Gordon E. Michalson, Jr.Hugh and Jeannie MiddlebrookJohn MilanoMs. Deborah MillerMs. Jeanette MillsMr. Ronald MillsAnthony MolloMr. Danny MolloPerry and Betty MonroeMs. Linda MontgomeryKevin MooreMs. Cynthia MorrisMs. Merri B. MorrisMr. Richard H. Mott III ESQMr. Charles O. MurphyDennis B MurphyMr. Richard N. MurrayDr. and Mrs. Philip NelsonMr. Richard L. NewdickMs. Susan NoelAllen NovakTom and Jenny O'DonnellTanya Overstreet

Mr. Lance OwensMs. Kristi PaoliniMs. Lorrie ParkesMr. Jared PateSandy Lynn PepperMs. Samantha PerkinsMr. Joshua R PerryMike and Marcia PerryMrs. Raymond PetersonSean and Heather PetteyFranklin Pfeiffenberger, M. D.Ms. Lisa PikeMr. Michael S. PlunkettMr. Erik C. PophamDaniel A. PoropatAdams C. PowersDavid PriceMr. Earl E. PriceDaniel Q. QuevillonStephen QueiorMs. Alice W. RauSusan and Terry RawsonPatricia A. ReamsMr. and Mrs. William Brett ReesMr. Daniel A RichMs. Dana RickardMr. James L. Ritchey ESQNichelle RobersonKevin A. RobertsDr. Bruce E. RobinsonMike and Rachael RoiMr. William RosenDr. Robert RosenbluthMr. Stephen RossMrs. Diane RothMr. David P RotheMs. Karen E. RushingMr. Rami SamadSteve and Kristen SanderMr. Johnathan SandersMichele SantacroceJill SantorelliMs. Katie SchlotterbackRyan SchlotterbackMr. Dean SchmidtWilliam M. and Kathleen R. SeiderMr. James D. ShafferTracey L. SheasleyMarshall SheppardMr. George Glenn ShipleyJean ShoemakerYvonne ShumwayMs. Stacey SimpsonMr. Kenneth N. SissonMr. Jesse SkerkowskiEva and Stephan Slane FundMr. Kurt SokolMs. Margaret V. SpringerThe Landing's EagleDorothy StevensMr. John M. Strickland PA

Rebecca & Philip TavillDoyle A. TaylorJoe and Kim TaylorBrad ThistleMr. R. S. Thomson Jr.Mr. Robert L. ThorntonMrs. Katherine ThorpeMr. A. Albert Tripodi M.D.Terry TurnerTheresa UrbaniakDr. and Mrs. Humberto VainieriThomas F. ValanzolaMr. Joshua ValdezMr. Joseph VargaJessica and Vince VentimigliaMr. David VerinderSuzanne M. ViccaroMr. Stephen VuletichJim WalkerMs. Kimberly WalkerMr. Edward WanglundMs. Brenda J WeigmanMs. Debra WeiszMr. Geoffrey WesterveltThe Edward and Ruth W. Wilkof FoundationBrek and Nancy WilliamsMs. Christina WilliamsDuane WillisMr. Arthur WittmerMr. Michael WojtkowskiMr. Willie O. Woodard Jr.Mr. Jeffrey WoodinMr. Dennis WoodruffAlex YoungTerry YoungMr. William C. YoungMr. Christopher YoungbloodMs. Barbara ZdraveckyMr. Rick ZimmermaFour Anonymous

Community Impact Leaders ($500-$999)Mrs. Linda AlbertMrs. Philip AlbrechtMs. Cheri J. AlexanderMs. Judy AmadonConstance AndersenMr. Earl AndersonMs. Jeannette AndersonMs. Kelli AndersonMs. Kristen AndersonMs. Patricia L. AndrewsTiffany AshbrookMs. Patty AskinsMr. and Mrs. Arthur BahrMr. Charles D. Bailey IIIRick BarberMs. Stephanie BartaMr. Matthew Bates

Mr. Tylor BatesGordon B BauerMr. Jeremy BeanesMs. Jodi H. BeeneMs. Sandy BeesonMs. Pam BeitlichMr. Richard BellMr. Ronald R. BelschnerMr. Thomas BenderMs. Dana Marie BennettMr. Gary BennettMs. Melody K. BenoitMr. Donald H. BernsteinJohn T. Berteau ESQMr. Gary BickerstethMs. Patricia N. BlackMs. Tammy BlackburnTheodore BleeckerDr. and Mrs. Horace BloodMr. Roger A. BoggsMs. Debra G. BoterfCurtis T. BowdenMr. John F. BozerMr. Richard E. BrattonMr. and Mrs. David W. BrennerMr. Fred R. BristolMr. Shane BrockettJohnny BrownMartha P. BuennekeMr. James F. BugyisRichard D. BurnhamMs. Molly BurnsMs. Norma BurridgeDr. Stuart S. BursteinMr. R. David BustardCarol and Sherry CadwellMs. Marilyn A. CafaroKarolyn A. CamaraMs. Kathryn E. CapelsMaurice A. CarswellJack CarterMs. Karen CarterMr. Robert CarterMs. Theresa ChambersRose ChapmanMs. Jan L. ChesterMs. Cassandra Nicole ClarkMs. Sandra L ClarkMr. and Mrs. Richard CobleMr. Christopher CogarMr. and Mrs. Gershom R. CohnMs. Kim CollisterKathy CollumsMs. Aida R. ColombiMr. John CosgroveMs. Lara CostaMs. Terri CostaMrs. Mary Jo CottinghamMr. Robert CouncilWilliam CoxSharon a Cullinan

Mr. Dennis E CzapigaMr. and Mrs. John K. DaneLrmdMs. Susan DauphineeMr. Michael J. DavisMr. Terry L. DavisMs. Maria DeCarloMark H DeHaanJohn C. DeMasterWard DementMr. and Mrs. Charles DesenbergJim DiefenderferWalter R. DiemMr. and Mrs. John DockumMr. Billy DrakeDonna DudashMrs. Carolyn EagenJoseph L. EaryAndrew EdmindsonMs. Vickie EinwagMs. Susan ElkinsMrs. Lisa EmoyMr. William EnglishJack O. FairbanksShirley FaistMr. Mike M. FeelyMr. Jose L FelicianoMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. FergusonMr. David C. FlattMr. Guillermo FloresMrs. Beverly FordMr. P William ForesterMs. Jessica FortneyGail FowlerMs. Linda A. FreaseMr. Dennis E. FredrickMr. Jason M. FromiKristen E. FrostMr. J.P. FugateMs. Mary Sassi FurtadoMr. John GadzialaMr. Robert A GannonLuisa GarrauslimaJason GaskillMr. Nichloas GillisMr. Nicholas GladdingMrs. Jennifer GlassmoyerMr. Frank GluvnaMr. Richard GobleMr. Shawn GormanMs. Keisha GrayMs. Nancy J. GrayMs. Elizabeth GrecoMs. Eileen E GreenDr. and Mrs. Leon C. GreeneMr. Robert C. GreplingMr. Mark GriemsmannMr. Raymond C. GrillsMr. Robert GrotzDr. Arthur M. GuilfordMr. and Mrs. Evert Gustafsson

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Mr. Eugene N. AginsLucy AlerMarti AlbrittonMr. Ernest J. Allard Jr.Ms. Crystal J. AllredMr. and Mrs. Guy F. AmusoMr. and Mrs. George F. AndersonDr. Roland AnthoneMr. Joseph E. AtchisonMr. and Mrs. Charles E. AustinMr. and Mrs. Arthur BahrDan and Nancy BaileyMr. Kenneth BaileyMs. Marian W. BaileyMs. Nancy J. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Robert E. BaileyMr. and Mrs. Raymond Baker, Jr.Mr. Terry BallRick BarberColonel and Mrs. John P. BarkerMs. Estelle M. BarrettMr. Roy R. BassAnn and Sumner BaumMr. Robert W. BaumanMr. and Mrs. Conrad E. BechardMs. Marjorie P. BechtoldMr. and Mrs. Fred W. BeckMr. and Mrs. Edward BeckerMr. Martin BelkinMs. Charlee Ann BellMs. Dorothy W. BenningtonMr. Herbert B. BerdanMrs. Simon BerensonMrs. Liese Lee BerkowitzMandell L. and Madeline H. BermanMr. Robert J. BernsDr. Irving A. BeychokMr. and Mrs. Norbert S. BickRev. Dr. and Mrs. Paul BinderMr. and Mrs. George L. BinswangerMr. and Mrs. Edwin H. BironDr. and Mrs. Daniel J. BlacklowMr. and Mrs. Robert W. BlairTheodore BleeckerMr. and Mrs. Richard BlomfieldDr. and Mrs. Horace BloodMr. and Mrs. Paul BlumhardtMr. and Mrs. Norman BoardmanMr. and Mrs. Lawrence H. BolingMrs. Ruth M. BonelliMr. Armand C. BonneauMrs. Martha BorthwickMrs. Marjorie BoulwareMs. Joan M. BowerMrs. Gay H. BoylstonMs. Linda R. BrackenMrs. Rodgers A. BradleyJune R. BrasgallaMr. and Mrs. David W. BrennerMr. Charles BrownMr. and Mrs. Edward C. Brown, Jr.Mr. Larry J. BrownMr. and Mrs. Robert C. BrownMr. Walter M. BrownMr. William R. Brown Jr.Mrs. Wm. P. Brownell

Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. BrunoMs. Linda Joyce BryantMartha P. BuennekeMr. John F. BurgBill BurgunderMrs. Lee ByronCarol and Sherry CadwellMatt and Margaret CallihanMs. Marian CanfieldMr. John V. Cannon ESQMrs. Edward R. CarneyMr. Steen CarstensenDick and Jackie CaulfieldMr. and Mrs. John V. CavanaughMs. Diana ChadwellRobert ChalphinMr. Charles H. S. ChapmanMr. and Mrs. Stanley R. ChichesterPaul N. ChildMs. Barbara A. ChomkoMs. Beverly ChristieJohn ChurchMs. Connie ClarkMrs. S. Preston ClementBarbara ClementsMrs. Phyllis ClendanielMs. Margaret CloseMr. Edward D. CohenMr. and Mrs. Leonard G. CohenMs. Patricia R. CohenMr. and Mrs. Irving M. ColemanTerry & Kathy ColomboMs. Candee S. CondrayMs. Bonita L. ConnellMs. Pam J. ConnerMr. and Mrs. Loris H. ConradMr. and Mrs. Albert ConteMs. Mary Ann CooperMr. and Mrs. Aubert Y. CoranMs. Patricia B. CouchMrs. Deborah M. CoulterMargo & Warren CovilleMr. Paul C. CramerMrs. Sara C. CramptonMr. and Mrs. Harry G. CrookMrs. Carla CummingsMr. Harold R. Cunning Jr.Mr. Terrance M. DayMr. and Mrs. Thomas C. DeanMrs. Charles H. DearbornMr. and Mrs. Philip A. Delaney, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Clement DemasiJohn C. DeMasterMr. and Mrs. Robert DempseyMs. Kathleen H. DenningMr. and Mrs. Brian J. DetersJim DiefenderferGeorge and Fran DietzMrs. Arnold DilauraMs. Shirley DinkinMr. and Mrs. John E. DixonMr. and Mrs. John DockumMs. Beatrice J. DohenyMrs. Warren J. DonaldsonMr. and Mrs. Richard O. DoneganMr. and Mrs. Eugene Dorsey

Peter & Debbie DouglasMs. Rae DowlingMr. and Mrs. Joseph G. DryerMrs. James DrymonBud and Karen DuffeyMs. Elanor C. DunhamMs. Laurie M. DupuyPhyllis & Albert DworkinMr. and Mrs. James E. EdmundsonDr. and Mrs. Charles EdwardsMs. Rosalyn EhrenpreisMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. EichelbergerMr. and Mrs. Stuart J. EismanMr. and Mrs. William S. EllisMs. Ruth K. EngmanMr. and Mrs. Jack H. EpsteinPatricia EricksonMr. Robert EspenscheidMs. Kathie EspositoMs. Kathleen EspositoMr. and Mrs. Donald H. EvoryMr. James B. FahrneyW. A. Granberry Family Charitable TrustDr. Bernard E. FarberMr. and Mrs. S. David FarrMr. and Mrs. Reid D. FarrellMs. Joyanne C. FathauerMs. Virginia FeagansMrs. Juliet FechheimerMrs. Joan FederMr. and Mrs. Arthur J. FergusonMr. Richard F. FernstrumMs. Mildred R. FieldMr. and Mrs. Frank W. FineshriberMr. and Mrs. William FinkMr. and Mrs. Howard FinkelsteinMr. Edward N. FinleyMs. Carol E. FisherCommander Samuel L. FiskeMr. and Mrs. John FlahertyMr. and Mrs. Brian H. FlynnMrs. Beverly FordMs. Barbara Ford-CoatesMrs. Robert C. ForganMr. and Mrs. Nathan FormanMr. and Mrs. Ernest FortinLarry and Annette FraczakMs. Jane F. FrenchJohn P. FrestalDr. and Mrs. Sidney FriedmanMs. Alicia B. FruehwaldMr. and Mrs. Charles D. FultonMs. Cornelia FutorMs. Mary GarridoMs. Margaret A. GarskeMs. Beatrice K. GartenbergMr. and Mrs. Robert V. GarvinMrs. Edna L. GaryMs. Bonnie GauspohlDr. Richard and Mrs. GeorgiadesMr. and Mrs. Edgar C. GerwigWilliam and Ruth GetzenMr. Ralph GilbertMrs. Edward GlazierDr. and Mrs. Bertram Gold

Dr. and Mrs. David GoldbergMr. Jack L. GoldsmithJay and Mimi GoodwillMr. and Mrs. Howard GordonRon and Shirley GossettDr. Franklin M. GouldMs. Evelyn C. GrafrathMs. Sally J. GrahamWilliam J. GreenDr. and Mrs. Leon C. GreeneAlan and Dawn GriffesDr. James J. GriffithMr. Raymond C. GrillsMichele and Caleb GrimesMr. and Mrs. Alvin GrossmanDr. William B. Grubb Jr.Mr. Robert HagemannMs. Annette L. HaileBrian and Betty HallMs. E. Ann HannesMrs. Diane HappyMr. and Mrs. George HardyMrs. Virginia HarnettNancy and John HarrisMr. and Mrs. William HarrisonMr. and Mrs. J. Michael HartenstineMr. and Mrs. Leonard H. HartleyMs. Deborah HauflerDixie and Dick HawkinsMr. J. Garrett Heard IVMrs. Marco HechtMs. Maryanne C. HechtMs. Irene K. HellerMs. Lucille L. HemeonMrs. Emil HessJohn and Ruth HessMr. and Mrs. Henry HeusnerMr. and Mrs. Maurice L. HigginsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth HineWilliam and Marjorie HironsMs. Fiona M. HoeferEdna HoffmanMr. Herbert HoffmanMrs. Michael O. HolowatyMs. Hannah F. HoneymanMrs. Elizabeth HorneMr. and Mrs. Herbert HorowitzKurt HoverterMr. Francis W. HowardMr. Henry T. HowleyMr. Jesse J. Hubbard JrSarah and Tramm HudsonMs. Cynthia M. HughesMr. and Mrs. William G. HullMr. Melvin HurwitzJ. A. HutsonMr. Terry IdsoMr. and Mrs. Ernest G. InghamMr. Elieser E. IntratorHoward and Betty IsermannMs. Edna E. JedlickaJelks Family FoundationMs. Paula JohnMr. and Mrs. Harry C. Johnson, Jr.Mr. Alfred JoldersmaMr. and Mrs. Keith L. Jones

Ms. Priscilla A. JonesMr. William R. JonesMr. John C. JordanMs. Harriet L. Jordan-HolderFred and Rhoda KaganMrs. Irving F. KammenMr. and Mrs. E Louis KapernarosMrs. Robert KauffmanMrs. Ronald G. KauffmanMr. Lewis N. KautenBetty and Bob* KeilLouise F. KennedyLucille KerrJoAnn and George KerteszDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KiehlMr. and Mrs. Robert A. KimbroughMr. and Mrs. Wayne A. KindtDavid E. KlemientMs. Alice KondratRoy and Myrtle KrauseBill KrellMr. and Mrs. James R. KrohnKathryn C. KurtzMs. Joyce G. KurzMr. and Mrs. John LabarMr. and Mrs. Robert E. LaJoieWilliam G. Lambrecht ESQMr. Robert G. LandonRobert and Rebecca LaneMr. Paul D. LarsonMr. Robert Lasker JrMr. and Mrs. Florian J. LatulippeMr. and Mrs. James E. LauritsenMs. Evelyn LawMs. Barbara A. LechkyLois LeeMr. and Mrs. Herbert H. LenkMrs. Babette J. LeveyEmily H. LevineDr. and Mrs. Ralph S. LevittMrs. Betty LindenbergMs. Suzanne G. LutkoffMs. Sallie W. LutzMr. Hugh J. LynchMr. and Mrs. James LynchMark J Magenheim MDMr. and Mrs. Karl J. MaggardJohn and Kathy MalloyMrs. Morton MarcusMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. MarioKen MarshPat MayMs. Christine M. MayerJim and Phyllis McClellanCarolyn McClellandMr. and Mrs. Oliver McCrackenMs. Cheri McDonoughMs. Patricia E. McMahonMr. and Mrs. William W. Merrill, IIIShaun P MerrimanNorma and Lee MielkeMs. Brenda J. MillerMr. and Mrs. Howard L MillsMr. Sanford MilterMr. David M. Mitchell ESQDr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Moffat

Sarasota Area Diamond Donors United Way Donors for 25 years or more.

Mr. Wayne HaffnerMs. Annette L. HaileMr. William G. HallShawn C. HallsJim HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Jerry M. HamovitMr. Don E. HamptonJay HandelmanMs. Tracy HarbilasMr. Jason HardeeMr. John Cabot HartMr. and Mrs. J. Michael HartenstineMs. Carroll G HatfieldMr. William HatfieldDixie and Dick HawkinsMs. Christine HayMr. Casey HayesMr. Joseph HenryMr. Steven D HewittMr. John C. Hildebrand Jr.Ms. Debra K. HillMr. Stephen HillMs. Valorie HillerichMr. Kevin O HillockMr. John HoganMr. Joseph J. HoganFreddie J. HollandMr. F. Thomas Hopkins ESQMs. Marsha L. HosackMr. Frederick W HoukMr. Michael HouselKristin HoustonDiane M. HuntleyMs. Allison ImreMs. Judith IrelandMr. Charles JacksonMs. Gloria G. JarvisMrs. Carol JerrehianMyra L. JodoinKellie R. JohnsonBarbara JonesRobert E. JonesMr. William R. JonesMr. Fred JungMr. Charles M. KahnTina and Hans KambergAllen KarpeMs. Jill KeeneBetty and Bob* KeilMr. Kyle KeithMr. Benjamin KellyMr. Joseph S. KennedyMs. Liz KlaberMr. Kennerh KlingSheriff Tom Knight

Dale KochMr. Martin KossoffMr. Timothy KowalskiErnest & Alisa KretzmerDr. Douglas A. KupermanJennie LaFaveMr. Kenneth J. LamersNelson and Vivian LanePaul D. LariviereMr. Robert L. LashMr. Thomas LatronicaMs. Tracy LaymonMr. Frank LazarcheckMr. Gregory A. LeBarMs. Laurie LeBoutillierMr. James LeffMs. Emily LeinfussMs. Rebecca L LejeuneMrs. Glenda LeonardBrooke LermanMr. and Mrs. Donald LeviDr. Richard J. LichtensteinMrs. Elaine LitherlandMrs. Mary Jane LongmanLee and Lisa LumpkinMr. Hugh J. LynchCatlin LynneMercedes A. MaagadDoug and Gwen MackenzieMr. Chad M MadillMs. Donna MaguireEd MaguireMs. Sarah MakeeverMr. Randy MallitzRuth A. ManireMr. Elvis J. ManzanaresMr. and Mrs. Ronald J. MarioMs. Justine MarryottDr. James W. MarshMr. Ruben L. MarteMr. John U. MartinMs. Teresa MartinMr. Patrick R. MasonMr. Christopher McAlpineMr. Chad M. McClenathen ESQMr. Michael J. McCoolMr. Jeffrey C. McDanielPatricia C. McDonaldRobert and Olivia McKeanMs. Julie A. McKeeLinda McKnightMr. Patrick McLinkMs. Lisa M. MeadDr. and Mrs. Peter MehnertDick Freeman Memorial Fund

Norma and Lee MielkeMr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. MilasColeen MillerDiane MinksMs. Lillian C. MinnsSusan L MontgomeryMs. Cherie Mooney and Mr. Gary PollockMr. Stephen R. MooreMs. Laurie MorganMr. Doug MrstikStephen M MuscoMs. Melissa MustelierMs. Melissa MusteuerMr. Gregory B. MuttyMs. Carol MyersMr. Michael NeillDavid & Josie NicholsMr. Michael NobleChristina L. NohmerMr. Joel NutterMs. Maricile A O'BrienMs. Brooke S. OlivieriMr. Jonathan OlmedaMs. Diana Z. O'NeillChibuzor N. OnughaLouis OrbanMs. Karena PageMr. Scott PaiceMrs. Adele M. PardeeMs. Ellecia ParkerRoss R. ParkerMr. Larry ParksBetty and Stanley PelletzMr. Mark C. PellmanMichael R. Pender Jr CPAMs. Nicole M. PenlandMs. Sharon PicardMr. Nathaniel PlantMr. James B. PopeMs. Amy PopmaDr. Sujutha PrabhakgranMr. Daniel PrinceRichard B. PurdyMs. Linda QuarlesMs. Rosanne RaapJoshua RamsdellMs. Carrie A. RasmussenMrs. Joan U. RaulersonJohn RedgraveSharon and Bob ReitschMr. Larry ResnickImo Wanda RhyelleMr. and Mrs. George D. RiceMr. Jeremy RichardsonMr. Nicholas P. Roberts

Alan W RoddyMs. Mary RominesMrs. Mary RomiresMrs. M. Holly RonnickWendy RoseGreg and Ginger RosenbergerMr. Reginald RossMr. Robert RossMs. Donna T. RourkeMs. Erica R RudisillMs. Roselynn RussianMr. Robert SalamoneThe Robert and Linda Salisbury FundEdward J. SanchezKristen and Daschner SanderMr. Henry Sands IIMr. William S. SarazenMr. and Mrs. Joseph A. SaundersMr. and Mrs. Donald T. SavageMs. Molly J. SchenkPatricia J. SchiessBarbara SchimmelDreux H. SchoenbeckPaula EvansMs. Pamela SchunemanMr. Jerry L. ScottSusan M ScottMs. Clare SegallMr. Richard T. SegallMs. Lindsay J SeidelmanMs. Mary Jo SeidnerMrs. Catherine S. SellorsMs. Sara SengJeff SergiMr. Ryan SericaMr. and Mrs. Samuel ShapiroMs. Schelly A. ShaughnessyPauline A. ShawMs. Kathryn SheaStacy R. ShinnSue ShkrabMr. James SkeneCharles L. SmithR. Michael SmithMs. Sherri SmithMr. Stephen SmithMs. Vivienne SmithMs. Pamela Smith-BeattyEdward W. SpangenbergMr. William SpeakerRobert Spier, M.D.Ms. Stephanie R St. LawrenceMs. Gail M. StaibDennis L. StarkeyMs. Beverly A. Stebenne

Janet StevesMs. Linda StewartMs. Amber StidhamMr. Paul K. SuttonMs. Helen L. SwantonMr. and Mrs. Curtis SwensonMrs. Jenifer TammanMr. Leiland TheriotMr. Randall W. ThiesOlivia ThomasMs. Kayla TimmMr. Richard TorreyGreg and Lisa TottenMr. Greg TrippelMr. Thomas TryonMs. Melissa A UngererMs. Holly C. UrsettaMr. Neil J VafeasKaren and Mike ValentinoMr. Ross VollmerDr. and Mrs. Rudi WadleMr. Daniel WagnerBill and Jean WallaceMr. John WalshMr. and Mrs. Gilbert WatersDon WatsonRobert WebberMr. Stephen WegerMr. Randy WelkerMs. Cynthia WestDr. James O. WhiteLori M. WhiteMr. Raymond L. WhiteMr. Robert WilburnMr. and Mrs. Peter M. WilliamsMr. Raymond E WilliamsGlenn WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert W. WilsonDeborah WinsorMr. William E. WoeltjenMr. Tim WolfingerKatherine M WoodruffMr. Duke S WoolvertonMs. Janice C. WrightMr. James YoungMs. Sandy YoungMr. and Mrs. Robert ZabelleKurt D. ZeuginMr. Mark R. Zimmerman PAMaria P. ZolloMr. and Mrs. Philip J. ZrimsekTammy ZuknickMr. and Mrs. Robert C. ZundelFour Anonymous

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Sarasota Area FinancialsUnited Way of Sarasota • June 30, 2012

Statement of Financial PositionAssets

Cash & Cash Equivalents $325,064

Pledges Receivable, Net of Allowance for Uncollectible Pledges 606,371

Investments 4,536,185

Property & Equipment, Net 1,239,126

Prepaid Expenses and Other Assets 30,684

TOTAL ASSETS $6,737,430

Liabilities & Net Assets

Allocations & Designations Payable $1,316,301

Other Liabilities 84,363

Annuities Payable 332,635

Charitable Remainder Unitrust Payable 120,888

Mortgage Payable 1,135,938

Total Liabilities 2,990,125

Total Net Assets 3,747,305

TOTAL LIABILITIES & NET ASSETS $6,737,430

Statement of ActivitiesPublic Support and Revenues

Gross Campaign Results 2,442,680

Donor Designations (318,761)

Provision for Uncollectibles (134,433)

Bequests/Gift Annuities/Contributions 82,964

Program Revenues 222,245

Investment Return 120,317

Other Income 190,808

Total Support and Revenue 2,605,820

Expenses

Gross Funds Awarded/Distributed 1,551,735

Donor Designations (318,761)

Other Program Costs 465,886

Fundraising and Administration Costs 599,043

Total Expenses 2,297,903

Increase in Net Assets 307,917

Net Assets at the Beginning of the Year as Previously Stated 4,848,970

Prior Period Adjustment (1,409,582)

Net Assets at the End of the Year 3,747,305

Perry and Betty MonroeMr. Bruce C. MonsonMs. Pamela D. MonsonMr. Albert G. MooreMr. Basil MorganMr. and Mrs. Mark MorinMs. Margaret MudgeMr. and Mrs. Thomas S. MurphyPamela A. MyersMs. Yana NalesMs. Mary W. NameyDr. and Mrs. Philip NelsonMr. Richard L. NewdickMr. Karl NewkirkMr. and Mrs. John M. NimonsDavid C. NollerMr. and Mrs. Marshall NurenbergMrs. Lois M. OlmstedMr. Norman OlshanskyMs. Evelyn N. O'NeillMs. Nancy OstranderMr. Gerard OuelletteMr. Gerald E. PadfieldMr. Joseph A. PanzarellaMrs. Adele M. PardeeJerome Paskovitz and Janet LeonMr. Gary O. PattonMrs. Julius R. PearsonBetty and Stanley PelletzSandy Lynn PepperKaren E. PestanaDr. Wesley L. PetersonFranklin Pfeiffenberger, M. D.Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. PhilbrickMr. and Mrs. Donald A. PittMr. Michael S. Plunkett

Mrs. Jacqueline J. PockmanMrs. Virginia PomeroyMr. and Mrs. William H. PritchardMrs. Barbara PryorMr. Boris PundickMr. and Mrs. Saul PuttermanMr. and Mrs. W. Lawrence ReamJohn RedgraveSharon and Bob ReitschMr. and Mrs. Roger F. RexMrs. Arthur W. ReynoldsMs. Sherri T. ReynoldsMr. John W. RhoadesMr. James L. Ritchey ESQMs. Carol P. RobbinsMs. Sylvia M. RobertsMr. Harold E. RobisonMr. and Mrs. Charles Rodda, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Bert RosenMs. Frances S. RossMr. John RowanMs. Karen E. RushingMr. and Mrs. Burton SackMr. and Mrs. Martin SaferMrs. Samuel SagerMr. and Mrs. George P. SalenThe Robert and Linda Salisbury FundMr. and Mrs. Robert SaltonstallDr. and Mrs. Richard E. SandMrs. Estelle SankBobbie and Jay SaphierMr. and Mrs. Donald T. SavagePhyllis and Charles SavidgeMr. and Mrs. Laurence SchaperMrs. Margrit SchechtmanMr. Joseph F. Scheuerman

Jo SchmidtMs. Marjorie SchmielMs. Taia M SchmittMs. Alice B. SchmutzBetty SchoenbaumMrs. Pauline M. SchonbergSusan M ScottMr. Samuel SeagerMr. Allen SearsMr. and Mrs. Robert E. SessionsMrs. Frieda ShapiroMr. and Mrs. Earl SharffPauline A. ShawMrs. Martha SherlineJudy and Joe ShermanMs. Jeanne C. ShineJean ShoemakerRobert E. and Linda Line ShortMrs. Phoebe ShowersMr. and Mrs. Sheldon SilversteinDr. Ruth SimonsMr. and Mrs. Jerome SimpsonEva and Stephan Slane FundMr. and Mrs. Marvin D. SlavkinMrs. James G. SlomanDr. and Mrs. Edwin L. SmithJack and Peg SmithMr. and Mrs. Paul B. SmithMarguerette SmylieRobert Spier, M.D.Bob and Rosemary StankoThe Landing's EagleMr. and Mrs. David G. StearnsDr. and Mrs. Robert S. SteeleMr. and Mrs. Henry R. SteinhausMrs. W. Richard Stengel

Mr. and Mrs. John H. StephensonMr. and Mrs. Arthur SternMr. and Mrs. John K. SterrettDorothy StevensMr. and Mrs. Eugene StokesMr. Dennis S. StoverMr. Albert E. StrasserDr. Mitchell M. StrumpfTom and Trish SugalskiMr. and Mrs. Aaron SugarMr. and Mrs. James L. SumpterMr. and Mrs. Richard E. SwanekMr. Jack R. SwartzMr. E. Craig SweetenJoe and Kim TaylorMr. and Mrs. James G. TenchOlivia ThomasMr. and Mrs. Gilbert M. ThompsonMr. Robert L. ThorntonMrs. Katherine ThorpeMr. and Mrs. Kenneth ThorsetMr. and Mrs. Robert E. TippingMr. and Mrs. William E. Tipping, Jr.Mrs. Frances P. ToombsMr. and Mrs. Edward TorcicolloMr. James L. Turner ESQMs. Frances S. TylerMr. Gary ValinskiMs. Jane E. VandenberghDr. P. Burt VeazeyMr. William A. VernonMr. and Mrs. Bernard VinickMs. Mary V. WalkerMr. and Mrs. Frederic C. WallaceMr. and Mrs. James L. WallaceBill and Jean Wallace

Ms. Elizabeth D. WalserMrs. Theodore T. WatsonMrs. Edith N. WeinbergerDr. Daniel WeinerSuzanne and Leonard WeinsteinMs. Carolyn E. WheelerMs. Adell WhiteMr. Edward G. WhiteMr. John I. WhiteMr. and Mrs. Raymond R. White, Jr.Terry WhiteMs. Mary H. WhitingMr. Harry R. WhitneyMrs. Marilyn F. WienerMr. Ben F. WilderMs. Pamela J. WilkensMr. George M. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Carroll T. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Robert W. WilsonMr. and Mrs. Raymond WinbergMr. and Mrs. William WinklerMrs. Jacqueline C. WinterMr. Arthur WittmerMr. and Mrs. Harold WolfePhilip WoodPat and Ray WoodyMr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Wright, Jr.Mrs. Ann E. WyattWilliam E. YeagerMr. Norman V. YostAlex YoungBarbara and Charles YoungMr. and Mrs. Philip J. ZrimsekMr. and Mrs. Robert C. ZundelFour Anonymous

Health 24%

Education 39%

Income 37%

Continually building strong relationships and trust, United Way is

committed to creating long-lasting change by focusing our efforts

on strengthening the building blocks for a good quality of life.

As stewards of all donations, United Way has the ability to leverage

funding dollars each year to advance the common good. Knowledge

of the community and responsiveness to changing needs informs

sound investments each year in programs of high quality health

and human service partners.

Community Impact Investments

Fiscal StrengthThe Finance Committee oversees the conservative fiscal

management of United Way by advising the Board of Directors and

providing guidance to management with respect to the following:

` Cash Management ` Capital Needs ` Financial and Investment Strategies ` Monitoring of Investments ` Annual Operating Budget

Adhering to best practices in nonprofi t policies and procedures,

United Way continues to apply consistent, effective internal controls

and strong corporate governance to ensure accountability and

transparency to our community.

$1,000,000+Major General Raymond* E. Mason, Jr. and Margaret* E. MasonMargaret A. Sanders*Herbert G. Wile*

Order of Liberty $500,000+Judge Charles and Ruth* Simpson

Tocqueville Legacy Circle $200,000+Rosaline A. Brandau* Marital TrustDr. and Mrs. Kenneth KiehlBill and Karen MerrillRalph* and Margaret NadlerFrank and Trudy* PaulRichmond Family FundJane Ritter*Nat and Betsy SaltonstallTwo members wish to remainanonymous

Founders Circle $100,000+Frank and Elsie Bushroe*Milton Fischman*

Ron and Shirley GossettJay and Edith* RudolphR. Wendell and Lynda* SpraginsAlexander L. YoungOne member wishes to remain

Loyal Contributor Society $50,000+Vincent and Helen Blecker*

Herbert G. Wile Society $5,000+Alan R. AbbeyNancy J. Arnold*Al BenningJack and Kacy Carla BenningtonBurt L. Bershon*Sidney Bernstein*Vincent and Helen Blecker*Ted and Annette BoguszRobert and Ann BohanWilliam* and Marjorie BoulwareRobert Richard BrownMrs. William BrownellJohn M. Calhoun* FundDavid and Sylvia Chase

G. James and B. J. CreightonGerard and Ruth* DanielDeborah Dalzell* Memorial FundJohn C. DeMasterGeorge and Fran DietzAnne M. DinnanDr. Charles and Lois EdwardsMax K. EisenbarthMichael FahlJuliet FechheimerDr. Eugene and Marian Fischer*John FlahertyEdwin and Kathy FordRalph and Betty* FranklinBeatrice FriedmanRobert and Dottie Baer GarnerCarol Lee GilbertStacey S. GillmanGeorgette GolfinosAlan and Dawn GriffesElva M. GustafsonAnnette L. HaileGerald and Bernice Hamme*Tramm and Sarah HudsonJelks Family Foundation

Ed and Alyce* KalinMarie Jennings-KambergRobert J. and Bernice S. Kaufman*Mr. and Mrs.* Wendel F. KentMr. and Mrs. Robert A. KimbroughThomas and Florence KinneyWilliam and Sue KlingbeilRichard B.*and Gwendolyn KocherMs. Mary Kramer*Mr. and Mrs. M. LazarusDr. Julian and Harriet LevinsonHoward and Shirley MarkusRoy and Helen McBeanDr. Rudy and Hope MeiselmanSanford MilterTownsend R. MoreyMargaret MudgeMr.* and Mrs. George K. PageJames and Carol PandoliKenneth and Constance* ParentBob* and Lee PetersonRenno and Karen PetersonRobert L.* and Margaret Pulliam FundErnest F. Rice*Billy E. Robinson

Joel and Hazel RobinsonRuth G. Rolfe*Harold and Rhoda Rothchild*Ruth M. Rothschild Assistance FundCharles SalamoneRichard and Joan SandsJohnson S. Savary*Phyllis and Charles SavidgeJack* and Patricia SchiffBetty SchoenbaumEva T. SlaneSyama Sunder SridharaDavid* and Dorothy StevensBarbara Perkins Stuart*Anne O. SwainG. Hazel Trask*Richard and Alice* TippetFrank and Catherine WaehlerGilbert* and Mary WellmanJohn W. West III, C.P.A.Dr. Lester* and Dollie WolffAlexander YoungFour Anonymous Foundation Donors

* Deceased

United Way Suncoast Foundation Donors

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United Way Suncoast Board of Directors

Gary Sasso, ChairCarlton Fields, P.A.

Bill Merrill, Vice ChairIcard, Merrill, Cullis, Timms, Furen & Ginsberg, P.A.

Bob Dutkowsky, SecretaryTech Data Corporation

Rob Lane, Treasurer/Finance Chair Kerkering Barberio

Brian DemingFamily First

Rae DowlingFlorida Power & Light

Mark FernandezTampa Bay Rays

Kimberly HopperRegions Bank

Michael LewisProgress Energy Florida, Inc.

Steve MasonBayCare Health System

Gwen MitchellDeloitte

Pete NordenClear Channel

Paul ReillyRaymond James

Stu RogelTampa Bay Partnership

Joe TaylorPublix Super Markets

Dan VigneSabadell Bank

David WalkerProcter & Gamble –Retired

Kimberly Hopper, ChairRegions Bank

Peter Norden, Vice ChairClear Channel

Mark Davy, TreasurerSouthBay Investment Group

Charles D. Bailey, IIIWilliams, Parker, Harrison, Dietz & Getzen

Joshua BeychokCommunity Youth Volunteer

Philip A. Delaney, Jr.Northern Trust

Rae DowlingFlorida Power & Light

E. Keith DuBoseMatthews, Eastmore, Hardy, Crauwels & Garcia, P.A.

Brian HallSabal Palm Bank

Michael A. HamiltonSunTrust Bank

Robert J. LaneKerkering Barberio

William W. MerrillIcard, Merrill, Cullis, Timm, Furen & Ginsberg, P.A.

Duane PadgetFCCI Insurance Group

Karen RushingClerk of the Circuit Court

Joe TaylorPublix Super Markets

Lori M. WhiteSchool Board of Sarasota County

Nelson Lane (ex-officio)Sarasota Memorial Health Care System

Brian Deming, ChairFamily First

Eric Bailey, Community & Partnership Development ChairCapTrust

Robert Dutkowsky, Governance ChairTech Data Corporation

Mark Fernandez, Resource Development ChairTampa Bay Rays

Gwen Mitchell, Audit & Ethics ChairDeloitte

Gary Sasso, Vice ChairCarlton Fields

Dave Walker, Treasurer/Finance ChairProcter & Gamble –Retired

Marion AlbaneseErnst & Young

Dr. Ken AtwaterHillsborough Community College

Bob BechtelPublix Super Markets

Mike BrennanErnst & Young

James CampRaymond James

Mike Daigle Mosaic

Robin GomezCity of Clearwater

Kimberly GuySt. Joseph’s Women’s Hospital

Annemarie HareThe Bank of Tampa

Kevin HerzbergGrant Thornton

Robert HoylandUSAA

Brian KeenanFirst National Bank of the Gulf Coast

Tod LeiwekeTampa Bay Lightning

Michael LewisProgress Energy Florida

David PizzoBlue Cross/Blue Shield of Florida

Stuart RogelTampa Bay Partnership

Steve SchultzWells Fargo

Thomas SzubkaCity of Tampa

United Way of Sarasota County Board of Directors

United Way of Tampa Bay Board of Directors

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United Way of Tampa Bay Committee VolunteersAudit & Ethics CommitteeGwen Mitchell, ChairLee BellRobin GomezKevin HerzbergMichael Lewis

Campaign CabinetMark Fernandez, ChairVinnie Dolan, Vice-ChairDan AlvarezDr. Ken AtwaterBrian AuldClint BabcockBill BurkeLisa CoulterTammy CurtisCurt EngelNate EnglishDavid FeemanBill HabermeyerBrian KeenanStephen KochWilliam KrusenDaniel MartzMike MerrillSam NeinAngelo OjedaJulio Ramirez, Jr.Lila RobbinsJanet WatsonMark WatsonTana WelchBill West

Community & Partnership Development CommitteeEric Bailey, ChairTim AdamsBob BechtelMike BrennanValerie BrimmFrank BurkeJames CampLisa CoulterMike DaigleDon DixonMary GambleKimberly GuyLisa HuettemanMachelle ManerBrian McEwenDebra PrewittSusan RolstonSteve SchultzDavid SteeleLara White

Audit CommitteeNelson Lane, ChairBrian HallMichael Wilson

Campaign Leadership TeamRae Dowling, ChairMike HamiltonMarlon BrownCharlie BaileyWendy SmithKathryn SheaJoshua McCoyPeter NordenEd Bertha

Community Impact CommitteeKeith DuBose, ChairKen AlexanderMark DavyDebra DouglasMimi GoodwillMarc LazarusDale OttKaren Rushing

Finance CommitteeMark Davy, ChairDebbie DouglasDale OttKaren Rushing

Pam Schuneman

Financial Stability Partnership Leadership CouncilMark Hamilton, ChairMarlon BrownBrandi A. ByrneMireya E. EaveyAnnette HaileJeff MaultsbyElliott C. Metcalfe, Jr.Charles O. MurphyJoe Taylor

Barbara K. Travis (ex-officio)

United Way of Sarasota County Committee VolunteersFinance CommitteeDave Walker, ChairEric BaileyJoseph CannellaAbby CastellanosLisa CoulterAlan FiskPatrick GramlingAnnemarie HareTodd HewlettBrian KeenanAshley Mackendrick

Governance CommitteeBob Dutkowsky, ChairDr. Ken AtwaterRon CiganekBrian DemingRobin GomezGwen MitchellDavid Pizzo

Marketing Advisory CommitteeTom Szubka, ChairLisa CoulterPatrick HoScot KaufmanMatt LarsonLesley PetersSteve VersnickDeanna WillseyJeff Young

Public Policy Advisory CommitteeStu Rogel, ChairEileen BoyleKatie FrancoDr. Liana FoxEric LandConnie MilitoJenna PaladinoKathleen PetersAmy PetrilaDebra PrewittMichelle ToddChuck WarringtonDavid Zanitsch

Women’s Leadership Steering CommitteeCarrie Boccarossa, ChairShemeka ArcherLeslie BradyLisa CoulterTammy CurtisJan DukeLauren EdgingtonGabrielle FieldLynn FriedrichsBrenda GaulinAnnemarie HareMarie HebblerLisa HuettemanKaren JulienTasmin KirkbrideWendy LarrisonChristine MarlewskiMeisha-ann MartinErin McCormickDenise PalmerWendi PowerChaila RestallJeri RivardJanet WatsonLisa Yacso

Workplace Volunteer CouncilMary Anne Fullerton, ChairMichelle BacklundDebra CheekJoel ClevelandLeticia CruzMary Ann DanielLuis de la TorreMike FrankDeDe GreenRebecca HeimsteadJane HernandezVicki KingDonna McTavishSandi Narron

Governance CommitteePhilip A. Delaney, Jr., ChairKimberly HopperPeter NordenWilliam W. Merrill, III

Success by 6 Leadership CouncilWendy Smith,ChairDavid Adkins, Vice ChairMarie Byrd-Blake, Ed. D.Keith DuBoseCharles HenryKerry KirschnerJohn LewisBill Little Karen RushingLori M. White

Lanie O’BrienJamie PattersonDianna ParkerKatie PetersonJanell RayCara SantucciMatt SchreiberCaroline SerraCathy SmithMatt SpearStephen ThomasMary TlachacMike WeaverKelvin Woodson

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