2012 live united awards booklet

Friday, April 20, 2012 Awards Booklet

2012 Live United Event

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All information is based on campaign reports received by Thursday, March 8, 2012 and is correct to the best of our knowledge.

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Valley of the Sun United Way unites thousands of passionate donors, volunteers and advocates, like you, to improve lives and build a better community for all. Because of you, we’re ensuring children and youth succeed, ending hunger and homelessness and increasing the financial stability of families – these are the pillars of a strong and sustainable community.

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Sustaining Supporter Award Presented by Intel Corporation

Enterprise Holdings provides consistent, long-term financial support to Valley of the Sun United Way. They have increased their campaign revenue by 10 percent each year for the past five years. Last year alone, their employees not only increased personal giving by 28 percent but employee participation grew. However, financial support is not all that is given. By participating in Generation United and the Women’s Leadership Council the Enterprise staff gives of their time and talents to improve

our community.

Tocqueville Campaign Excellence Award

US Airways consistently achieves high levels of donors contributing at the Tocqueville Society giving level. Through their longstanding leadership and nationwide commitment, US Airways community involvement tells the ongoing story of giving back. They continue to grow, not only through employee participation, but through giving.

Leadership Giving Award

Achieving an all-time record for leadership giving, APS/Pinnacle West captured their internal spirit of community involvement. More than 1,380 Leadership Givers raised over $1.7 million! Because of their success and ability to leverage campaign best practices, they are often asked to share their insights. APS/Pinnacle West’s

commitment to improving the lives of individuals and families tells an inspiring story.

Chairman’s Award

PetSmart provides outstanding overall support for Valley of the Sun United Way.Leading the way, its leadership remains steadfast in regards to social responsibility.In 2011 PetSmart increased overall campaign revenue by including its distributioncenters in its campaign for the first time. Through the mobilization of employee volunteers they, again, touched the needs of the community. They further demonstrated their commitment to the community by investing over 92 percent of total campaign dollars to the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

Spirit of Caring Award

Again, Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. has pushed the boundaries of community involvement. For more than a decade, through their dedication and spirit, they continue to make positive local impact. In 2011 their campaign revenue increased 400 percent, total donors increased 200 percent and volunteerism grew dramatically. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.’s leadership sets the benchmark for the rest of their employees by: serving on the board, volunteering for numerous internal programs, supporting community partners and even implementing paid

time off for employee volunteer work.

Community Impact Award

Desert Schools Federal Credit Union’s strong commitment to our community is led by a diverse and motivated group of long-time employees, executives and new hires. Through Desert Schools’ leadership and their personal community involvement, they continue to empower our children’s neighborhoods. Desert Schools invested more than 85 percent of their total campaign to the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

PetSmart, Inc.Enterprise Holdings

US Airways

APS/Pinnacle WestDesert Schools Federal Credit Union

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

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Outstanding Nonprofit Campaign Award

Friendly House is a highly valued partner of Valley of the Sun United Way. For 90 years, its mission has been to promote success and independence by serving the educational and human service needs of Arizona families. They grew their campaign by $2,500 last year – with 90 percent of their total campaign directly touching our community. Friendly House, through their leadership and commitment to the Valley, has been a long-time advocate for Valley of the Sun United Way’s community work.

Speaker Appreciation Award

Katia Howard is known as a passionate champion for Valley of the Sun United Way. She consistently goes above and beyond to eloquently bring to life the needs of her community and the goals of Valley of the Sun United Way. Her heartfelt presentations highlight the need in our community and inspire others to give. Katia is an inaugural Woman’s Leadership Council member, Employee Campaign Manager, Leadership Society Speaker, and a community volunteer. She leads by example and her team strives to meet and exceed campaign responsibilities.

Dynamic Partnership Award

Schreiber Foods truly is a dynamic partner of Valley of the Sun United Way, with a long track record of enthusiastic volunteerism and fundraising. With a small workforce at its facility in Tempe, employees raised an impressive $31,398 with an astounding 95 percent employee participation rate. Coupled with the company’s corporate match, Schreiber’s 2011 contribution reached $62,797!

In-Kind Giving Award

North Hills Church has been supporting Valley of the Sun United Way by helping to meet vital community needs for years. They were one of the very first locations to host a Project Connect homeless outreach event, and their church community has served in various leadership and volunteer roles to host Project Connect events at least once a year. Through the commitment of their entire congregation, they have also contributed to Valley of the Sun United Way’s Permanent Supportive Housing Initiative. North Hills Church is passionate about serving our community.

Friendly House Schreiber Foods, Inc.

North Hills Church

Katia Howard, Greater Phoenix Youth at Risk

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2012 Live United Event Be the one.

8 Million Dollar Club:Intel Corporation $8,336,987

3 Million Dollar Club:APS/Pinnacle West $3,584,294

2 Million Dollar Club:Wells Fargo $2,265,262

1 Million Dollar Club:1. SRP $1,551,435

2. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign $1,534,574

3. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. $1,354,169

4. City of Phoenix $1,127,750

5. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. $1,095,979

6. Cox Communications Arizona $1,091,044

7. PetSmart, Inc. $1,055,153

2011 Top Tocqueville Society Campaigns The following organizations represent the top campaigns with the highest total Tocqueville dollars raised and the highest achievement in the number of Tocqueville members. Tocqueville members invest a minimum of $10,000 annually. The number of members includes individuals participating in either the Tocqueville Society step-up program or their employer’s internal Tocqueville step-up program.

Company NameNumber of Members

Total Tocqueville

Dollars Raised

Intel Corporation 164 $1,919,362

PetSmart, Inc. 29 $475,030

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. 14 $200,436

US Airways 8 $153,620

Snell & Wilmer, LLP 12 $147,500

APS/Pinnacle West 9 $115,436

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. 6 $100,800

Deloitte LLP 5 $88,000

DMB Associates, Inc. 5 $82,000

Arizona State University 8 $78,960

Gallagher & Kennedy, PA 7 $72,500

Wells Fargo 5 $69,650

Helios Educational Foundation 3 $50,010

Valley of the Sun United Way 7 $45,269

Vanguard 4 $45,230

Ernst & Young, LLP 4 $40,000

TriWest Healthcare Alliance 4 $38,000

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP 3 $35,000

Bank of America 4 $31,280

Enterprise Holdings 3 $24,000

Banner Health 2 $20,088

BMO Harris Bank 2 $20,000

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2011 Top Leadership Giving Campaigns The following organizations represent the top five campaigns with the highest achievement in total Leadership Giving dollars raised, not including Tocqueville, for each category based on the number of employees. Leadership Givers invest $1,000 - $9,999 annually. The number of members includes individuals participating in their employer’s internal Leadership step-up program.

Total Number of Members

Total Leadership

Dollars Raised

Over 10,000 Employees1. Intel Corporation 991 $2,458,515

2. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign 356 $492,947

3. City of Phoenix 228 $295,396

4. Wells Fargo 155 $288,732

5. US Airways 159 $256,420

7,500 - 9,999 Employees1. Arizona State University 171 $246,490

2. American Express 57 $87,877

3. JPMorgan Chase 26 $39,986

4. Dignity Health 14 $16,352

5,000 - 7,499 Employees1. APS/Pinnacle West 1380 $1,776,254

2. Scottsdale Healthcare 11 $14,270

2,000 - 4,999 Employees1. SRP 361 $491,204

2. General Dynamics 293 $424,905

3. Cox Communications Arizona 163 $204,451

4. Vanguard 134 $164,451

5. USAA 111 $153,500

1,000 - 1,999 Employees1. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. 176 $252,094

2. PetSmart, Inc. 128 $178,485

3. Scottsdale Insurance Company 79 $139,718

4. Microchip Technology, Inc. 76 $128,082

5. Desert Schools Federal Credit Union 49 $65,485

Total Number of Members

Total Leadership

Dollars Raised

500 - 999 Employees1. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. 172 $345,941

2. Southwest Gas Corporation 166 $201,928

3. Medtronic Tempe Campus 71 $99,018

4. Enterprise Holdings 61 $81,499

5. QuikTrip 43 $53,872

250 - 499 Employees1. Accenture 18 $33,296

2. SCF Arizona 24 $26,880

3. AAA 14 $24,747

4. Snell & Wilmer, LLP 25 $24,170

5. City of Avondale 19 $23,242

100 - 249 Employees1. ACSS 59 $78,062

2. Deloitte LLP 17 $45,725

3. Bank of Arizona 18 $43,540

4. Ernst & Young, LLP 18 $41,068

5. PCL Construction 28 $37,693

25 - 99 Employees1. Valley of the Sun United Way 38 $49,677

2. Partners Rx 12 $21,180

3. Grant Thornton 7 $11,708

4. Border States Electric Supply 8 $10,430

5. Bar-S Foods Company 7 $10,344

1 - 24 Employees1. Bankers Trust Company 3 $8,333

2. Helios Education Foundation 3 $7,150

3. JE Dunn Construction 4 $6,556

4. The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust 4 $6,201

5. Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association 4 $5,522

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2011 Top CampaignsThe following awards are presented to the top organizations with the highest achievement in employee and corporate giving for each category based on number of employees. The asterisk (*) next to the total raised signifies that 70% or more

of their total gifts were invested in the work of Valley of the Sun United Way.

10,000 or More Employees

1. Intel Corporation $8,336,987

2. Wells Fargo $2,265,262

3. Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign $1,534,574

4. City of Phoenix $1,127,750

5. US Airways $947,864

6. Bank of America $809,609

7. Arizona State Employees Charitable Campaign $788,618

8. Maricopa County $520,149

9. Banner Health $233,108

10. Maricopa County Community Colleges $190,151

11. Apollo Group Inc. $110,000

12. Fry's Food Stores $92,581 *

7,500 - 9,999 Employees

1. American Express $687,091

2. Arizona State University $616,838 *

3. Honeywell Aerospace $544,395 *

4. JPMorgan Chase $409,848 *

5. Wal-Mart/Sam's Club $141,104 *

6. Dignity Health $37,844

5,000 - 7,499 Employees

1. APS/Pinnacle West $3,584,294

2. Target Corporation $264,477 *

3. Scottsdale Healthcare $99,466

4. Discover Financial Services, Inc. $6,786

2011 Top Campaigns2,000 - 4,999 Employees

1. SRP $1,551,435

2. Cox Communications Arizona $1,091,044

3. USAA $924,904 *

4. General Dynamics $761,807

5. Vanguard $652,317 *

6. UPS $473,420

7. Macy's $267,851 *

8. Costco Wholesale Corporation $256,455

9. CenturyLink $204,459 *

10. FedEx Corporation $122,946

11. City of Scottsdale $62,064

12. John C. Lincoln Health Network $60,000 *

13. JC Penney $59,991 *

14. Mayo Clinic $55,252 *

15. Maricopa Integrated Health System $53,436 *

16. Avnet, Inc. $43,856 *

17. Chandler Unified School District $43,057

18. Best Buy $38,939

19. Washington Elementary School District #6 $37,646

20. Gilbert Unified School District $35,851

21. Freescale Semiconductor $25,243 *

22. Phoenix Union High School District #210 $17,862 *

23. Peoria Unified School District #11 $15,723 *

24. Albertson's LLC $15,000

25. Pendergast School District $10,550

1,000 - 1,999 Employees

1. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc. $1,095,979 *

2. PetSmart, Inc. $1,055,153 *

3. Scottsdale Insurance Company $722,274 *

4. Microchip Technology, Inc. $235,223

5. Desert Schools Federal Credit Union $220,287 *

6. General Electric Company $168,979 *

7. Dillard's $156,513 *

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2011 Top Campaigns1,000 - 1,999 Employees (Continued)

8. The Arizona Republic $132,730

9. Nordstrom $132,031 *

10. Aetna/Schaller Anderson $122,707

11. City of Glendale $112,123

12. Insight $91,000 *

13. CIGNA HealthCare of Arizona $76,143 *

14. Orbital Sciences Corporation $65,200 *

15. Humana $59,087 *

16. IBM Corporation $57,891 *

17. State Farm Insurance Company $48,812 *

18. City of Tempe $47,287 *

19. City of Peoria $46,437

20. City of Chandler $41,395

21. Valley of the Sun YMCA $38,335

22. Tempe Elementary School District #3 $24,724

23. Kohl's $22,666 *

24. Kyrene School District #28 $19,455

25. The Tech Group $19,378 *

500 - 999 Employees

1. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. $1,354,169 *

2. QuikTrip $431,785 *

3. Medtronic Tempe Campus $419,437 *

4. Southwest Gas Corporation $331,702 *

5. Edward Jones Investments $316,456 *

6. Enterprise Holdings $280,309 *

7. TriWest Healthcare Alliance $196,166 *

8. BMO Harris Bank $167,217

9. Henkel $133,552 *

10. Crescent Crown Distributing $105,316 *

11. UnitedHealthcare $101,990

12. Blood Systems, Inc. $79,518 *

13. BBVA Compass $79,158

14. AT&T Inc. $68,778 *

2011 Top Campaigns500 - 999 Employees (Continued)

15. U.S. Bank $65,646 *

16. Arrowhead Hospital $64,288

17. Ricoh $61,243

18. Pepsi Beverages Company $54,000

19. Delta Diversified Enterprises, Inc. $40,592 *

20. ON Semiconductor $36,263 *

21. Coca-Cola Refreshments $35,000 *

22. City of Surprise $34,738

23. Holsum Bakery, Inc. $31,864 *

24. Cable One, Inc. $21,162 *

25. Four Seasons Resort Scottsdale at Troon North $18,324 *

250 - 499 Employees

1. Snell & Wilmer, LLP $286,057 *

2. AAA $181,830 *

3. TSYS Acquiring Solutions $172,152

4. ING Pilgrim Investments Inc. $145,186

5. SCF Arizona $135,716

6. Bard Peripheral Vascular Division of C.R. Bard, Inc. $126,981

7. Zachry Industrial, Inc. $105,348 *

8. Fennemore Craig, P.C. $101,125

9. DMB Associates, Inc. $80,587 *

10. Accenture $74,079

11. National Bank of Arizona $65,522

12. Greentree Servicing $50,798 *

13. City of Avondale $48,861 *

14. PepsiCo - Tolleson $48,000 *

15. Phoenix Suns $37,400 *

16. U.S. Foods $33,366 *

17. Bechtel $33,340 *

18. Toyota Motor Sales $31,275

19. General Mills Consumer Food Sales $29,899 *

20. The Hartford Insurance Group $28,088

21. GM Financial $28,050 *

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2011 Top Campaigns250 - 499 Employees (Continued)

22. McLane Sunwest $26,000 *

23. Project Artemis $24,703 *

24. Safelite AutoGlass Corp. $24,079

25. City of Goodyear $19,191

100 - 249 Employees

1. Arizona Diamondbacks $235,652 *

2. Deloitte LLP $158,237

3. PCL Construction $120,136 *

4. ACSS $115,509 *

5. Gallagher & Kennedy, PA $108,146 *

6. Ernst & Young, LLP $96,154 *

7. Bank of Arizona $68,429 *

8. QuikTrip Distribution $63,206 *

9. Schreiber Foods, Inc. $62,797 *

10. Lewis and Roca, LLP $60,105 *

11. PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP $59,718

12. KPMG, LLP $55,531

13. Crafco and Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions $55,496 *

14. Association for Supportive Child Care $50,768 *

15. Quarles & Brady, LLP $41,197

16. Arizona Cardinals Football Club $40,000 *

17. Motorola $39,743

18. Northern Trust Bank $37,835

19. Perkins Coie $33,562 *

20. Valero, Inc. $32,913 *

21. Naumann/Hobbs Material Handling $32,229 *

22. Adelante Healthcare, Inc. $32,032 *

23. WL Gore & Associates $31,580

24. Team Fishel $30,696 *

25. Bryan Cave LLP $30,125 *

2011 Top Campaigns

25 - 99 Employees

1. Valley of the Sun United Way $110,155 *

2. GPW and Associates, Inc. $71,845

3. Partners Rx $61,074

4. Bar-S Foods Company $37,325

5. Ryan Companies US, Inc. $27,081 *

6. Border States Electric Supply $26,292 *

7. Sunbelt Holdings, Inc. $25,920 *

8. Microsoft Corporation $25,402

9. Eli Lilly Pharmaceuticals Inc $21,374

10. TD Industries $20,266 *

11. Hoffman Corporation $19,250 *

12. BRE Properties Inc. $15,936 *

13. American Cancer Society, Great West Division, Inc. $15,407 *

14. Grant Thornton $14,966

15. ITW-Illinois Tool Works Inc. $14,497 *

16. Community Legal Services, Inc. $13,341 *

17. UPWARD for children and families $11,752 *

18. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona $11,411

19. Farm Bureau Financial Services $11,312 *

20. Cytec Industries, Inc. $10,980 *

21. Taylor Freezer Sales of Arizona, Inc. $10,809 *

22. ExhibitOne $9,761

23. Greater Phoenix Convention and Visitors Bureau $9,641

24. Navigant Consulting $9,320

25. Girl Scouts–Arizona Cactus-Pine Council, Inc. $9,258 *

1 - 24 Employees

1. Helios Education Foundation $130,362 *

2. Kolbe Corporation $20,326

3. The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust $17,872 *

4. Bankers Trust Company $13,035 *

5. Globe Corporation $12,185 *

6. Stardust Companies, Inc. $11,655 *

7. Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association $10,012 *

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2011 Top Campaigns

1 - 24 Employees (Continued)

8. JE Dunn Construction $9,619 *

9. Lodestar Day Resource Center $7,588 *

10. Greater Phoenix Youth at Risk $7,220

11. Weingarten Realty Management Company $6,003 *

12. Labor's Community Service Agency $5,904

13. Alzheimer's Association Desert Southwest Chapter $5,576 *

14. Tempe Community Council $5,228 *

15. Duke Realty Corporation $5,210 *

16. Phoenix Shanti Group, Inc. $5,208 *

17. Littlejohn Engineering Associates $5,161 *

18. McDonough Corporation $5,000 *

19. Walker & Armstrong $4,715 *

20. Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust $4,620 *

21. American General Finance $3,739

22. Jobs for Arizona's Graduates, Inc. $3,685 *

23. Gabriel's Angels $3,510 *

24. Arizona Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, Inc. $3,463 *

25. Chandler Christian Community Center $2,720

2011 New PartnersAmerican Lutheran Church

Americold Logistics

Atlasta Catering & Event Concepts

Avondale Elementary School District No. 44

Bimbo Bakeries

Building Products Company

Camelback Ford Lincoln

CH2M Hill

Canyon Plastering and Drywall

Cresa Phoenix

Dish Network

Girlfriend University

Gompers Habilitation Center

GPD Group

Great Clips

Helping Hands for Single Moms

IT1 Source

Kellogg’s

L-3 Avionics Systems

MAPFRE Insurance

Monarch Events, Inc.

Mortenson Construction

Navigant Consulting

Neutron Industries

OHB

Palm Gate RV & Self Storage

PayPal

Phoenix Collegiate Academy

Sara Lee Foods

Sirius Computer Solutions

STAPLES Phoenix Quad #834

Stonecreek Golf Club

The DUMP

The Stockyards Restaurant

Town of Youngtown

TW Metals

Western Digital

WS Packaging Group, Inc.

Zachry Industrial, Inc.

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The following organizations “set the pace” by running early Valley of the Sun United Way campaigns, prior to the official kickoff of the 2011 campaign season. Thank you, Pacesetters, for taking a leadership role in caring for our community.

Each year, through a drawing of all Pacesetters, US Airways provides six Pacesetter organizations with a pair of airline gift cards. The organizations who received gift cards as part of the Pacesetter Program are indicated with an asterisk (*).

US Airways 2011 Pacesetter Program

ACSS*

AGIA

Adelante Healthcare, Inc.

Alzheimer’s Association Desert Southwest Chapter

American Cancer Society

Arizona Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Arizona Foundation for the Handicapped

Association for Supportive Child Care

Bank of Arizona

BMO Harris Bank

Boys & Girls Club of Metropolitan Phoenix

Catholic Charities Community Services

Chandler Christian Community Center

Chandler/Gilbert ARC

Comerica Bank

Edward Jones Investments

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

First Fidelity Bank

Free Arts of Arizona


Gabriel’s Angels

General Electric

GM Financial Company*

Hamilton Sundstrand Aerospace

Improving Chandler Area Neighborhoods

Jobs for Arizona’s Graduates, Inc.

Kohl’s

L-3 Avionics Systems

Labor’s Community Service Agency

Lodestar Day Resource Center

National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency

Olsson Associates

PetSmart, Inc.

RightPoint Communications, Inc.

Scottsdale Healthcare*

Sojourner Center

Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS

Spirit Electronics, Inc.

St. Joseph the Worker


Tempe Community Action Agency*

Tempe Community Council

Tempe Union School District*

East Valley Jewish Community Center

U.S. Bank

Blood Systems, Inc.

UPS

USAA

Valley of the Sun YMCA*

Vanguard

Weingarten Realty Management Company

Wesley Community Center

Western Digital

US Airways 2011 Campaign Recognition Program

US Airways generously provided airline gift cards for Valley of the Sun United Way’s 2011 Campaign to reward and recognize award-winning campaigns. Gift cards are determined by the following criteria:

· Organizations that rank 1st, 2nd and 3rd in their respective Top Campaign category each receive one pair of gift cards

· All award winning organizations in their Top Campaign category who have 70% or more of its total campaign supporting Valley of the Sun United Way, are entered into a drawing for one pair of gift cards per category

· Organizations who are ranked 4th-25th in their respective Top Campaign category are entered into a drawing for one pair of gift cards per category

· Special award recipients receive one pair of gift cards

AAA

ACSS

American Express

APS/Pinnacle West

Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona State University

Banner Health

Blood Systems, Inc.

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona, Inc.

Bryan Cave

JPMorgan Chase

City of Surprise

City of Tempe

Community Legal Services

Cox Communications Arizona

Crafco and Ergon Asphalt & Emulsions

Deloitte LLP

Desert Schools Federal Credit Union

Discover Financial Services, Inc.

Duke Realty Corporation

Enterprise Holdings


Friendly House

Fry’s Food Stores

GM Financial

GPW and Associates, Inc.

Helios Education Foundation

Honeywell Aerospace

Insight

Intel Corporation

JC Penney

Katia Howard, Greater Phoenix Youth At Risk

Kolbe Corporation

Littlejohn Engineering Associates

Maricopa County Combined Federal Campaign

Medtronic Tempe Campus

Microsoft Corporation

North Hills Church

Partners RX

PCL Construction

PetSmart, Inc.

Phoenix Union High School District #210

QuikTrip

SCF Arizona

Schreiber Foods, Inc.

Scottsdale Healthcare

Scottsdale Insurance Company

Snell & Wilmer, LLP

SRP

Target Corporation

Tempe Community Action Agency

Tempe Union School District

The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust

TSYS Acquiring Solutions

U.S. Foods

US Airways

USAA

Valley of the Sun United Way

Valley of the Sun YMCA

Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club

Wells Fargo

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2012 Live United Event Valley of the Sun United Way

2011 Loaned Executives The Loaned Executive Program is an integral component of the annual United Way fundraising campaign and helps ensure its success each year. These caring, dedicated individuals worked full-time for Valley of the Sun United Way during the Fall campaign months. Their efforts made it possible to educate more people about the benefits of investing in our community through Valley of the Sun United Way.

Amber Green

Anjali Tierney

Ashley Ray

Barbara Ladd

Carolina Coronel

Cordero Delgadillo

Crashondia McCray

Dennis McMorrow

Gail Knight

Gail Ryan

Jeadon Barnella

Jeanne-Marie Hormell

Jessica DelGiorno

Jessica Kelsey

Jon Baker

Kim Kearns

Kristi Estrada

Leigh Wales

Linda Cutright

Lori Neau

Mackenzie Rodgers

Mike Doughty

Patti Diaz

Rebecca Owens

Robin Telle

Rose Buckle

Steve Redwine

Timna Guerchon

Urszula Dabrowski

2011 Loaned Executive Sponsoring OrganizationsBusinesses dedicated to making a difference in our community sponsor Loaned Executives through financial contributions or by lending bright, articulate and outgoing employees for the campaign season. Their support is critical to the success of our fundraising effort. A special thank you to the following organizations for their support of the Loaned Executive Program.

APS/Pinnacle West

General Dynamics

Vanguard

Program Supporters AAA

American Express

Arizona State University

CFC - US Postal Service

CFC - V.A. Medical Center

Cox Communications Arizona

FedEx Corporation

Maricopa County Community Colleges/Estrella Mountain

QuikTrip

Scottsdale Insurance Company

SRP

State Farm Insurance

The Arizona Republic

TriWest Healthcare Alliance

V.A. Medical Center

Title Sponsors

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Human Services Campus

IBM Corporation

Insight Land and Investment

Intel Corporation

Issac Imes Elementary School

JC Penney’s Tempe Marketplace

JPMorgan Chase

Lakeshore Learning Materials

Manna Food Bank

Michael Anderson Elementary School

Monarch Events, Inc.

National Bank of Arizona

North Hills Church

Paradise Valley Unified School District

Paul Dunbar Elementary School

PetSmart, Inc.

Phoenix Fire Department

Phoenix Mercury

Phoenix Rescue Mission

Pinnacle Presbyterian Church

Prisma Graphic

Randy Murray Productions

Republic Media

Richard E Miller Elementary School

Ricoh

Salvation Army

Sam Garcia Library

Samara Link

Scholastic Books

Scottsdale Prevention Institute

Shoebox Ministries

Smarthealth

St Mary’s Food Bank Alliance

Stardust Building Supplies


Street League Skateboarding

Target Financial and Retail Services

Target Food Distribution Center T-3893

Target Regional Distribution Center T-588

Target Share-a-Tree Program

Tempe Community Action Agency

Tempe Residence Inn

The Arizona Republic

The Branding Firm

United Food Bank

US Airways

Velma Teague Library

Vineyard Church

Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club

Wal-Mart Distribution Center-6031

Wet and Wild Waterpark

Without Walls Christian Center

Women’s Leadership Council

Special Thanks Special thanks to the following individuals and organizations for their support of the work of Valley of the Sun United Way through in-kind contributions, support of special events and volunteer efforts, contributions to incentive programs, advertising and communication efforts and much more.

1st Church of the Nazarene

4X Studio

Aetna/Schaller Anderson

All Faith Community Services

Alphagraphics on Central

American Outdoor

Angels on Call

Apollo Group, Inc.

Arizona Diamondbacks

Arizona Renaissance Festival

Asylum Pipeline

Bank of America

Basic Mission

Bethany Community Church

Big U Music Sound Design Inc.

Bret Tarver Elementary School

Bridging Arizona Food Bank

Cachet Homes

Care 1st Avondale Resource and Housing

Catholic Charities

CBS Outdoor

CenturyLink

Cereus Graphics

Chandler Christian Church

Chandler Christian Community Center

Chicanos Por La Causa

Christ’s Church of the Valley Surprise Campus

Church Without Walls

City of Avondale

City of Chandler

City of Grace

City of Phoenix

City of Phoenix Head Start Program

City of Phoenix Public Libraries

City of Tempe

Clear Channel Communications

Corporate Image Marketing

Courier Graphics

CSW Contractors

d.b.a. Media Group, LLC

Desert Mission Food Bank

Donna Foestner

Dysart Community Center

Enterprise Holdings

Estrella Mountain Community College

Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco

FedEx Corporation

First Southern Baptist Church of Avondale

First Southern Baptist Church of Buckeye

Fisher Investments

FSBC / Elks

Galveston Elementary

Generation United

Glendale Office of Tourism

Glendale Rotary

Grace Community Church

Helios Education Foundation

Henkel

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Every dollar raised goes directly to the community.

Since its inception, Cox Charities, in partnership with Valley of the Sun United Way, has awarded more than $3.4 million

to Arizona nonprofits. Together, we can make a difference.

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