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2014 BOARD OF

DIRECTORS*STEVEN D. ALLISON | ChairCrowell & Moring LLP

*ROBERT E. PALMER | Vice ChairGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP

*LISA LOCKLEAR | TreasurerIngram Micro, Inc.

*MICHAEL A. JOHNSON | SecretaryAutomobile Club of Southern California

*MAX L. GARDNER | President & CEOOrange County United Way

BEN ALVARADOWells Fargo Orange County Coastal Bank

SHERRI BOVINO1st Flagship Company

PAULA CAMPBELLEdison International

STEVE CHURMOrange County Register

KAREN D.CONLONCalifornia Association ofCommunity Managers, Inc.

SUZANNE FRADETTEPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

TERRY FEITDeloitte LLP

MIKE FELDMANUnion Bank

DR. MILDRED GARCIACalifornia State University Fullerton

REGGIE GILYARDThe George L. Argyros School ofBusiness and Economics Chapman University

JOSEPH C. HENSLEY US Bank

SANDRA HUTCHENSOrange County Sheriff’s Department

HECTOR J. INFANTEChevron

Underneath everything we are,Underneath everything we do,

We are people—Connected, Interdependent, UNITED.

And when we reach out a hand to one,we influence the condition of all.

That’s what it means to

LIVE UNITED.

JACQUELINE A. BRYA KELLEYErnst & Young LLP

*ROBERT E. KENTCommunity Volunteer

IAN LEISEGANGJ.P. Morgan

*KEN LICKELCommunity Volunteer

GREGG MARTINThe Boeing Company

JOHN P. MCGRATH, PHDEdwards Lifesciences

HENRY MENDOZALink Murrel & Chang, LLP

DAVID G. MEULMESTERKPMG LLP

NANCY MEYERButtoned Up, Inc.

AL MIJARESOrange County Department of Education

TRINA C. NORMANUPS

DONALD H. PEARLSkinMedica – An Allergan Company

SHIRLEY QUACKENBUSHMerrill Lynch

MICHAEL RAYWestern Digital Corporation

MIKE RUANECalOptima

ERNEST W. SCHROEDERSchroeder Investment Partners, Inc.

*NELLA WEBSTER O’GRADYPalo Capital

*JAMES WILSONEnterprise Rent-A-Car

*Executive Committee Member

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Everything we do at Orange County United Way is

dedicated to creating opportunities for people in

our community so they can live happier, healthier

and more productive lives. As our organization

has evolved, we have grown into an even stronger

leadership role by leading collaborations and organizing

partners from public, private and nonprofit sectors to help

solve the most critical issues facing far too many individuals and

families. At the core–we help people learn, grow, aspire and live their best lives by focusing

on the building blocks of Education, Income, Health and Housing.

Last year, because of you, more than 185,000 residents received a hand up. For many, the

services were truly life-changing. For others, the support may be less dramatic, but each

number is important because it means that one more person got a chance–and that people

they had never met, nor likely ever will, cared enough to extend a helping hand.

This year, we celebrate another milestone–our 90th year serving men, women and

children in Orange County. As we near the century mark, we are dedicated to doing even

more in the future by making significant, lasting changes that will truly alter the course

of our community.

In 2013, we launched FACE 2024, our 10-year, community-wide goals and action plan,

focused on the well-being of the next generation. Yet we cannot move forward until we

stabilize those with the greatest need in our community today. Creating lasting change

requires a proactive approach by helping to prevent problems before they occur.

By working collaboratively, we know we can change the community we see around us today

by creating pathways to a better education, greater financial stability, permanent housing

and healthier lifestyles. This work represents a streamlined and efficient structure and new

goals and metrics to which we will hold ourselves accountable, as demonstrated in this

report to our community.

Max L. GardnerPresident & CEO

ON THE ROAD TO 100

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• ADDRESSES COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS AT SCALE

how we do itCHAMPIONS FOR CHANGE SINCE 1924As a 90-year old organization with a powerful brand influence, we focus on issue-specific priorities to drive change in a diverse community comprised of 34 cities and 28 school districts.

Over the next 10 years, we will FACE the challenges of our community.

FUND innovative and effective programsADVOCATE for program and policy improvementCOLLABORATE to achieve shared goalsEDUCATE the community about critical issues

what we do CHANGING THE ODDS FOR FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIESWe improve lives by helping individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability, healthy lifestyles and secure housing.

United Way...

17.8 millionand 40,000 donors to fuel innovative programs

raised by more than 1,000 companies

• EMBRACES COMMUNITY-WIDE ISSUES

• PROVIDES SCALABLE SOLUTIONS

• DEVELOPS COLLABORATIVE RELATIONSHIPS

the building blocksfor a good quality of lifeand inclusive economy

are interconnected

education,income,

health& housing

80% of our fundraising efforts come from corporate partners

life-changing programs

187,487people

benefited from

United Way’s support of

2,361

engaged and passionate volunteers

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collective impactNo single organization, governmental entity or individual has the ability to solve all of our community's most challenging problems. This is why we embrace a comprehensive approach called Collective Impact. United Way is uniquely positioned as a leader to engage people and organizations from across Orange County who bring passion, expertise and resources needed to get things done.

EDUCATIONAnaheim City School DistrictAnaheim Unified High School DistrictBoys & Girls Club of Laguna BeachBoys & Girls Club of Santa AnaBoys & Girls Club of WestminsterBoys & Girls Clubs of Capistrano ValleyBoys & Girls Clubs of Garden GroveBrookhurst Junior HighCalifornia Center for 21st Century LearningCalifornia State University, FullertonCalifornians TogetherThe Cambodian Family Carr Intermediate SchoolCentury High SchoolChapman UniversityChildren & Families Commission of Orange CountyClosing the Latino Achievement Gap SummitCroul Family FoundationDiscovery Science CenterEdwards LifeSciencesEl Sol Science and Arts Academy of Santa AnaFriendly Center, Inc.Fullerton CollegeGarden Grove Unified School DistrictGirls Incorporated of Orange CountyGodinez Fundamental High SchoolHands Together A Center for ChildrenHelp Me Grow Orange CountyHuntington Beach High SchoolHuntington Beach Unified School DistrictIntervention for Early Childhood Center Katella High SchoolKidWorks Community Development CorporationLatinos UnidosMathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement (MESA)McFadden IntermediateMendez Fundamental Intermediate School

Middle College High SchoolNorth Orange County Community College DistrictNOVA AcademyOC STEM InitiativeOrange Children & Parents TogetherOrange County Department of EducationPaul Revere Elementary SchoolProvidence Speech & Hearing CenterRead Aloud 15 MinutesRehabilitation Institute of Southern CaliforniaRoadtrip NationSanta Ana CollegeSanta Ana Unified School DistrictSavanna High SchoolScience@OCSegerstrom High SchoolSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P.Southern California Edison South Junior High SchoolSpurgeon Intermediate SchoolSt. Margaret of Scotland Episcopal SchoolTHINK TogetherUniversity of California, Irvine Vital Link Orange CountyWestminster High SchoolWillmore Elementary SchoolYMCA of Anaheim

INCOMEAARP Foundation Tax-AideAbrazar, Inc.Access California ServicesAIDS Services Foundation Orange CountyAliso Viejo Family Resource CenterAnaheim Community FoundationAnaheim Independencia Family Resource CenterAnaheim Union High School DistrictBank of America

Bank of the WestBoat People SOS - CaliforniaThe Boeing Company Boys & Girls Clubs of Garden GroveBoys & Girls Clubs of Huntington ValleyCalifornia State Board of EqualizationCalifornia State University, FullertonCitibank and the CitiGroup FoundationCity of AnaheimCity of Brea Family Resource CenterCity of IrvineCity of Santa AnaClearPoint Credit Counseling SolutionsCoastline Community CollegeCommunity Action Partnership of Orange CountyComunidad Latina Federal Credit UnionCongresswoman Loretta SanchezConsumer Counseling Service of Orange CountyDelhi CenterDisneylandEl Modena Family Resource Center Family Assistance MinistriesFederal Deposit Insurance CorporationFirst BankGirl Scout Council of Orange CountyGirls Incorporated of Orange CountyGoodwill Industries of Orange CountyGrandma’s House of HopeHope Community Services, Inc.Hope FoundationInstituto Para La MujerInternal Revenue ServiceIrvine One-Stop CenterIrvine Valley CollegeJewish Federation and Family Services of Orange CountyJ.P. MorganKorean American Association of Enrolled AgentsKorean American FederationLegal Aid Society of Orange CountyNeighborWorks Orange CountyOrange County Adult Achievement CenterOrange County Community Housing CorporationOrange County’s Credit UnionParsian Family Resource CenterPopular Community BankProject AccessPublic Law CenterShare Our Selves (SOS)Taller San JoseTrinity Law SchoolUnion BankVanguard UniversityVocational VisionsWalmart FoundationWarp and Phil, LLCWells FargoWest Anaheim Youth CenterWomen Helping WomenWorking Wardrobes for a New Start

HEALTH2-1-1 OCAbrazar, Inc.Acacia Adult Day ServicesAccessOC, Southern CaliforniaAge Well Senior ServicesAIDS Services Foundation Orange CountyAlliance for a Healthy Orange CountyAlzheimer’s Family Services CenterBlue Shield of California FoundationBoys & Girls Clubs of Garden GroveCalOptimaCamino Health Center

The Center Orange County Child Abuse Prevention CenterChild Guidance Center, Inc.Children’s Health Initiative of Orange County Coalition of Orange County Community Health ClinicsCommunity Action Partnership of Orange CountyCommunity SeniorServ, Inc.County of Orange Social Services and Health Care AgenciesCovered CaliforniaCovered OCFriendly Center, Inc.The Gary Center Giving Children HopeHealth Funders Partnership of Orange CountyHealthy Smiles for Kids of Orange CountyHurtt Family Health ClinicInstitute for Healthcare Advancement Irvine Adult Day Health ServicesKinship Center, A Member of Seneca Family of AgenciesLaguna Beach Community ClinicLestonnac Free ClinicMariposa Women and Family CenterMental Health Association of Orange CountyMOMS Orange CountyNhan Hoa Comprehensive Health Care ClinicOrange County Bar FoundationOrange County Health Care AgencyProvidence Speech & Hearing CenterRaise FoundationShare Our Selves (SOS)South County OutreachSouthwest Minority Economic Development Association (SMEDA)United Cerebral Palsy of Orange CountyUnited Ways of CaliforniaWaste Not OC CoalitionWestern Youth ServicesYWCA of North Orange County

HOUSINGCalifornia Apartment Association South Coast/Orange County DivisionCasa TeresaCasa Youth ShelterColette’s Children’s HomeThe Commission to End HomelessnessCommunity Service Programs, Inc.Dayle McIntosh Center for the DisabledFamilies ForwardFamily Assistance MinistriesFriendship Shelter, Inc.Grandma’s House of HopeHabitat for Humanity of Orange CountyHuman Options, Inc.Illumination FoundationInterval HouseLaura’s HouseMercy House Living CentersMiracles for KidsOlive CrestOrange County Rescue MissionPathways of Hope Project Hope AllianceSalvation Army Orange CountySiemer Institute for Family StabilityServing People in Need, Inc.South Orange County Alliance for Housing our CommunitiesStraight Talk, Inc.Thomas House Temporary ShelterUnited Labor Agency of Orange County Villa Center Inc.WISEPlace

COMMUNITY PARTNERS AND CHANGE AGENTS These partners include nonprofit organizations receiving grants from United Way as well as our corporate, public and community entities who are key partners in advancing our community-wide goals.

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in the cognative/learning skills

43%of 0-5 children that

showed significant improvement

AT-RISK YOUTH

17,665 were provided with career exploration activities through

Destination Graduation

kindergarten-ready

3,317through our education programs

children became

EDUCATIONThe Cornerstone of Individual and Community Success

EACH YEAR IN OUR COMMUNITY,N E A R LY 4 , 0 0 0 S T U D E N T S DROP OUT OF HIGH SCHOOL

Some problems are simply too complex to solve with any single approach. To begin to turn back that trend, we need to work on several fronts — assist vulnerable families when their children are infants, improve classrooms from preschool through high school, provide after-school support and college assistance access, tackle the issue of summer learning loss and get much smarter about addressing students’ social and emotional needs at every stage. Through the power of partnerships, we are working across many fronts to tackle the gap in education.

“We want Orange County to lead the state in the discussion of 21st Century Skills and CommonCore Standards. After years of public outcry, many local school districts are shifting theirattention in bringing awareness and a different approach for teaching and preparing our futureleaders so they can compete in a global economy. Now is the time to seize this moment andhave California lead by example.” — Senator Lou Correa

Infographic data is representative of 2013 Community Impact work

2024 GOAL:CUT THE HIGH SCHOOLDROPOUT RATE IN HALF

in the cognative/learning skills

43%of 0-5 children that

showed significant improvement

AT-RISK YOUTH

17,665 were provided with career exploration activities through

Destination Graduation

kindergarten-ready

3,317through our education programs

children became

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OUR STRATEGYTaking on the education challenge requires a commitment to education from birth-to-18 continuum. We can’t focus on high school alone. High school dropouts are 12 years in the making, usually starting with early education.

Read Aloud: 15 Minutes. Every Child. Every Parent. Every Day.It’s as simple as A-B-C. When parents and peers take 15 minutes from their day to read with a child in their lives, children are more prone to successfully pursuing their education. To ensure access to quality books, United Way launched a Virtual Book Drive to kick start this public awareness and volunteer engagement program.

The K-3 Read to Succeed GrantsThese two-year projects are designed to help students read at grade level by the end of third grade. K-3 Read to Succeed Grants support innovative programs with a demonstrated capacity to implement promising practices and enhance early grade literacy both within school and out of school environments.

OC STEM A growing network comprised of local funders, with a mission to partner with students, parents, teachers, businesses and schools, is helping to improve the quality and outcome of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education to develop critical thinking skills for the creative and innovative leaders of tomorrow.

MESA The MESA program supports two Math, Engineering, Science and Achievement (MESA) classes at South Junior High School in the Anaheim Union High School District. During the first academic year, 62 educationally disadvantaged students were enrolled in the program and were able to excel and graduate.

Latinos UnidosThe first-of-its-kind career-mentoring program targeting Latino at-risk students is a district-wide program at the Garden Grove Unified School District. It features proven tutoring and academic support strategies, peer mentorship, community service, college preparation and social events in order to promote increased classroom participation and attendance.

Destination GraduationA unique county-wide partnership serving three school districts includes 14 schools that serve 2,000 at-risk high school students and their teachers with an enhanced academic program. This includes career exploration opportunities, field trips, on-site career mobile units, parental engagement training and exposure to local corporations and business leaders. 2014 represents the first graduating class from this program – and a 100 percent graduation rate.

“For the past four years, Destination Graduation has truly helped me to find myself as a person and helped me with goals for the future. By 2024, I can picture myself notonly being successful, but also atthat point, beginning to start my family, beginning to start my careeras a history teacher and working myway up to see what life has to offer. I LIVE UNITED because I believethat everyone has the potentialto go to college.”

MEET RODOLFODESTINATION GRADUATION STUDENT

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INCOMEHelping Families and Individuals Achieve Financial Stability

DUE TO ORANGE COUNTY’S HIGH COST OF LIVING, NEARLY 1 IN 4 OF OUR NEIGHBORS LIVE IN POVERTY

Helping Orange County’s most underserved population find secure financial footing makes sense for all of us. As individuals and families become more stable, the infrastructure of our community will improve. When more people have access to tools like employment training, financial literacy services and a path to decent jobs that pay living wages, the more these individuals and their families are able to contribute to Orange County’s economic growth and realize their full potential. To this end, we support a number of strategic approaches to ensure greater economic stability.

“Women Helping Women/ Men2Work would not be where it is today without the support of and partnership with United Way. We were able to launch our Employment Readiness Department, which has provided in-depth job placement services to thousands of people in our community.” — Janie Wolicki, WHW - Chief Executive Officer/Executive Director

436

1,638

individuals were employed as a result of funded workforce

development programs

5,812

people received job training and placement services

people received financial literacy education services

Infographic data is representative of 2013 Community Impact work

2024 GOAL:REDUCE THE PERCENTAGE OF FINANCIALLY UNSTABLE FAMILIES BY 25%

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Helping Families and Individuals Achieve Financial Stability

OUR STRATEGYWe are focused on the obstacles that prevent families from getting ahead financially by addressing the most important factors in financial stability: career opportunities, skills improvement and guidance in financial management and empowerment.

SPARKPOINT OC FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT CENTERSWe aim to increase the financial literacy of low-income families and individuals by encouraging asset-building and retention, linking our neighbors in need with financial education, and providing mainstream financial resources and services.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMSWe support programs that directly increase or provide employment opportunities for low-income individuals through job development, placement and/or employment retention services.

OUR INITIATIVES THAT ARE HELPING PAVETHE WAY TO GREATER SELF-SUFFICIENCY:• OC Free Tax Preparation services, including access to Earned Income Tax Credits• Bank On Orange County — access to starter bank accounts to enter the financial mainstream• Funding innovative job training and career development grants

436

1,638

individuals were employed as a result of funded workforce

development programs

5,812

people received job training and placement services

people received financial literacy education services

436

1,638

individuals were employed as a result of funded workforce

development programs

5,812

people received job training and placement services

people received financial literacy education services

436

1,638

individuals were employed as a result of funded workforce

development programs

5,812

people received job training and placement services

people received financial literacy education services

14,000people received free tax filing services, resulting in $11 million in refunds

nearly

SparkPoint OC helps individuals and families

develop strategies specific to their financial goals

INCREASINGINCOME

linking clients tocareer opportunity

exploration

monitoringand repairing

credit

crafting a repaymentplan that works

within clients’ budgets

assistingwith mainstream

banking

IMPROVINGCREDIT SCORE

REDUCINGDEBT

INCREASING ASSETSAND SAVINGS

“SparkPoint OC helped me in so many ways. I have my finances under control, I have a better credit score, a nice savings account−and I got help getting financial aid for college. It’s a constant juggle with work, family and school, but I am now able to make sure that everything balances out. I LIVE UNITED because I want a better future for my son.”

MEET ESTEFANIASPARKPOINT OC Financial Empowerment Centers

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HEALTHWorking Toward a Healthier Community

MORE THAN 1/3 OF OUR LOCAL ORANGE COUNTY CHILDRENARE OVERWEIGHT OR OBESE

We believe that by strengthening the health of our neighbors in need, we can strengthen the health of our overall community. Studies find that improved standards of health lead not only to greater life expectancies, but also to increased overall economic productivity and output. Even minor illnesses can be a major financial burden for people in our community—and health problems in our youth lead to school absences, an early predictor for dropping out of high school.

“United Way has been an important leader in convening the nonprofit community ... to understand Covered California and Covered OC while encouraging development of collaborative efforts for its effective implementation. Covered California has been a critical component to getting people linked to affordable health care and to creating a pathway to a healthier life.” — Congresswoman Loretta Sanchez

65,429

60,534

180,319

individuals receivedmeals or access to food

medical people recieved

number of medicalvisits provided

services

Infographic data is representative of 2013 Community Impact work

2024 GOAL:INCREASE THE NUMBER OFHEALTHY YOUTH BY 1/3

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Working Toward a Healthier Community

OUR STRATEGYBy ensuring that more people have access to quality medical care, opportunities for nutritional education and physical fitness programs, we will improve the overall health of our community.

2-1-1 ORANGE COUNTY This 24-hour information and referral hotline connects vulnerable individuals and families to the health and human services they need. It facilitates collaboration between agencies, funders and the community, directing resources to where they are needed most. 2-1-1 serves as the primary source of health and human services information to support critical decision making in our community.

FAMILYWIZE PRESCRIPTION DISCOUNT CARDWith this prescription discount card, individuals and families can purchase medicine at a discounted price if they do not have health insurance or prescription coverage.

HEALTH FUNDERS PARTNERSHIP OF ORANGE COUNTY Committed to creating a healthier Orange County, this organization enhances the impact and efficiency of the community’s health safety net by identifying strategic issues for collaborative funding and the potential to leverage resources.

ORANGE COUNTY EMERGENCY FOOD AND SHELTER BOARDLocal governing body that administers federal funding to support the provision of emergency food, shelter or other supportive services for our community’s most vulnerable individuals and families.

COVERED OCA collaborative of service agencies, businesses and government representatives dedicated to supporting successful access to and coverage of health for all local residents.

65,429

60,534

180,319

individuals receivedmeals or access to food

medical people recieved

number of medicalvisits provided

services

1 in 6 Orange Countyresidents are not insured

65,429

60,534

180,319

individuals receivedmeals or access to food

medical people recieved

number of medicalvisits provided

services

65,429

60,534

180,319

individuals receivedmeals or access to food

medical people recieved

number of medicalvisits provided

services

“Individuals who have health coverage are able to be more secure, worry less and focus on other important things in their lives. United Way is doing great work by collaborating with other organizations to make sure that more people benefit from the linkage of health care to prevention strategies. Every day we see people who are so relieved that they have health care in place. I LIVE UNITED because I believe in a healthier community.”

MEET ADRIANACOVERED OC

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HOUSINGImproving Access to Affordable Housing

26,000 SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN ARE HOUSING-INSECURE, LIVING DOUBLED OR TRIPLED-UP WITH FAMILIES

We recognize that access to stable housing can be the foundation for a successful future, and is a critical component of family stability and community success. Establishing a permanenthome is the catalyst toward academicachievement, a healthier lifestyleand a steadier income.

“Simply put, housing is the answer to ending homelessness. The need to develop more affordable housing is self-evident. Rapid Rehousing has also emerged as one of the most exciting and efficient means of ending homelessness, costing a fraction of the traditional transitional housing model in most cases. With an emphasis on housing and Rapid Rehousing, we can end homelessness in Orange County in just a few years.” —Larry Haynes, Executive Director of Mercy House

people received helpwith housing

individuals received accessto transitional shelters

people were connectedto permanent housing programs

5,211

Infographic data is representative of 2013 Community Impact work

2024 GOAL:CUT THE PERCENTAGE OF HOMELESS OR HOUSING-INSECURE FAMILIES IN HALF

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Improving Access to Affordable Housing

OUR STRATEGY: To be financially independent, we will ensure that working families have access to permanent affordable housing. In order for our youth to succeed in school and live healthy lives, they need the security and consistency of a permanent address.

RAPID REHOUSING FOR FAMILIESWITH CHILDREN GRANTSThese two-year projects support programs that target homeless and housing- insecure families with children, working to promptly get them into their own housing in conjunction with individualized supportive services to prevent future homelessness.

ARMORY EMERGENCY SHELTER PROGRAM The Armory Emergency Shelter Program is the only large-scale emergency shelter program in Orange County. It operates on a seasonal basis using the California National Guard’s Armory Sites in Fullerton and Santa Ana, providing up to 200 beds of emergency shelter each night of operation for individuals who are living on the streets.

COORDINATED ASSESSMENT & CENTRALIZED INTAKE SYSTEM In compliance with the Housing Emergency Assistance and Rapid Transition to Housing Act, a Coordinated Assessment & Centralized Intake System will create a single point of entry in the County for individuals and families in need of housing.

people received helpwith housing

individuals received accessto transitional shelters

people were connectedto permanent housing programs

5,211

people received helpwith housing

individuals received accessto transitional shelters

people were connectedto permanent housing programs

5,211

“As a single mother with two small children, I went back to ground zero, with nothing. I really didn’t knowhow to start over and I had lost hope. Families Forward helped me pavethe way, in terms of resources for employment, housing, daycare and transportation needs. I had to doa lot of work, and it’s been a struggle, but today I have hope. When youstart believing in yourself, youstart to take on more and you’re able to re-establish your life and your priorities−and that’s made all the difference in the world. I LIVE UNITED because I know I can succeed.”

MEET MAYRAFAMILIES FORWARD

“As a single mother with two small children, I went back to ground zero, with nothing. I really didn’t knowhow to start over and I had lost hope. Families Forward helped me pavethe way, in terms of resources for employment, housing, daycare and transportation needs. I had to doa lot of work, and it’s been a struggle, but today I have hope. When youstart believing in yourself, youstart to take on more and you’re able to re-establish your life and your priorities−and that has made all the difference in the world. I LIVE UNITED because I know I can succeed.”

MEET MAYRAFAMILIES FORWARD

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CORPORATE PARTNERS THAT CHANGE LIVESNearly 1,000 companies throughout Orange County participate in annual LIVE UNITED Corporate Campaigns, enabling their employees to contribute through year-long payroll deductions or one-time pledges. These funds support basic needs as well as education, financial stability programs, medical care and housing.

WESTERN DIGITAL raised more than $3.2 million in just one month’s time, including $1 million from its Irvine headquarters, through its annual Workplace Campaign. This is the second consecutive year that the technology firm, through employee donations, has reached this milestone and, once again, they received the United Way DIMENSIONS IN GIVING AWARD.

Two branches of PACIFIC LIFE got their “game on” at their 2013-14 Campaign Kick-Off, which incorporated a ‘Price is Right’ theme. The Newport Beach Pacific

Life location held its event in September, just before the Aliso Viejo office Kick-Off.

Golden Key Partner FLUOR kicked off its 2013-14 Employee Giving Campaign in September.Last year, Fluor had the greatest number of Leaders’ Society members–individuals who gave $1,000-$9,999. An integral factor in Fluor’s culture focuses on giving back and supporting the local community.

Big 4: United for Collective Impact is a collaboration between United Way and the county’s top four accounting firms; DELOITTE LLP, ERNST & YOUNG LLP, KPMG LLP and PRICEWATERHOUSECOOPERS LLP (PWC) aimed at increasing giving by 10 percent—and took the four organizations’ collective donations from $1.3 million last year, to $1.43 million in one year.

People like Wendy Nugent keep the LIVE UNITED movement alive. As Senior Communications Specialist of the AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, a Golden Key Corporate Partner, Wendy uses her voice to advocate for our community. In addition to managing the Auto Club of Southern California Workplace Campaign for the past six years with colleague, Kathy Klute-Nelson, Wendy has taken our Tale of Two Counties tour eight times.

DESTINATION GRADUATION students at Segerstrom High School learned some valuable lessons from Larry Wood, Corporate Vice President of Transcatheter Heart Valves at EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES, a United Way Golden

Key Partner that supports this high school dropout prevention initiative. “When I graduated high school, I didn’t have a great appreciation for the importance of college. It was really when I was

working on my master’s degree, that I truly understood its value,” said Wood, who earned both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees while working his way up at Edwards Lifesciences.

Tamer Akkas got involved with United Way more than two decades ago through our Corporate Partnership with ALCON. “When Alcon started the United Way campaign, I gave because

the company contribution would increase the gift to the community.” This may have been his introduction, but Tamer has remained a vital supporter of our mission.

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DIMENSIONS IN GIVING PARTNER

SPIRIT OF ORANGE COUNTY PARTNERS

GOLDEN KEY PARTNERS

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CORPORATE PARTNERS IN CHANGE

$25,000-$49,999ABBOTT LABORATORIESACCO ENGINEERED SYSTEMSADP AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESSINGALTA RESOURCESBIOSENSE WEBSTER, A JOHNSON & JOHNSON COMPANYBRE PROPERTIES, INC.CERIDIAN TAX SERVICECITIBANKCITY OF IRVINEITW-ILLINOIS TOOL WORKSJC PENNY LOGISTICSJP MORGAN CHASENEWPORT MESA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTO’MELVENY & MYERS LLPORANGE COUNTY FIRE AUTHORITYORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITYPARKER AEROSPACEPAUL HASTINGS LLPRAYTHEON COMPANYROCKWELL COLLINSSNELL & WILMER, L.L.P.STATE FARM INSURANCEUNION BANKUNITEDHEALTHCARE

$10,000-$24,9997UP/RC BOTTLING COMPANYANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICTASSURANT SPECIALTY PROPERTYBEST BUY SUPER STORESBLACK & VEATCHBONTERRA PSOMASBROTHER INTERNATIONAL CORPORATIONCHEVRON CORPORATIONCITY NATIONAL BANKCITY OF ANAHEIMCOAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE DISTRICTCOMERICA BANK, INC.CYNCASTEATON AEROPSPACEFIRST BANKFISHEL COMPANYFOUNTAIN VALLEY REGIONAL HOSPITAL & MEDICAL CENTERGARDEN GROVE UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTIBM CORPORATIONIHI POWER SERVICES CORP.INTEL AMERICAS, INC.IRVINE COMPANYITW-PACIFIC POLYMERSKELLOGG COMAPNYL-3 INTERSTATE ELECTRONICS CORPORATIONMETLIFE INVESTORSNATIONWIDE INSURANCEORANGE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONPROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY MANAGEMENTSADDLEBACK VALLEY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTSANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTTIMKENUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA-IRVINEUSAA REAL ESTATE COMPANYWAL-MART STORES, INC.THE WORD AND BROWN COMPANIESXEROX CORPORATION

We salute the following partners for investing in our Community Impact work:

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LIVE UNITED MOMENTSOrange County United Way’s WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY FUND BREAKFAST brought together more than 650 of the County’s most influential women philanthropists, business leaders and community volunteers to raise awareness and funds to help women and girls in Orange County build self-sufficient lives. This year, the Women’s Philanthropy Fund Breakfast raised more than $310,000.

Last June, United Way raised more than $170,000 at the fifth annual WALK UNITED at Angel Stadium of Anaheim. More than 2,400 community champions from across Orange County came out to the ballpark for the event to raise funds and awareness. WELLS FARGO signed on as the Grand Slam Sponsor in 2013 and is the Presenting Sponsor for 2014. WALK UNITED gives hope, help and access to a better tomorrow for thousands of Orange County residents who are struggling. Last year, UPS was honored with the Corporate Challenge Award for recruiting more than 500 walkers for the event.

United Way celebrated nine decades of improving lives and strengthening the community when we hosted our 90TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION at the Irvine Marriott. Themed ‘On the Road to 100,’ the event featured a historic timeline, uplifting videos, a moving testimonial and live performances by the Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach. We look forward to making an even bigger difference in our community over the next 10 years.

United Way led the inaugural ORANGE COUNTY VISIONARY LEADERS’ CONFERENCE in March 2014, convening the County, city and educational leaders at Angel Stadium to create the roadmap for the future of our community. Elected officials discussed the ten-year community-wide goals to address the many challenges facing local residents. Attendees discussed ways to collaborate and make significant, long-term changes.

We salute the following partners for investing in our Community Impact work:

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COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND ENGAGEMENTTOCQUEVILLE SOCIETYFounded in Orange County in 1987 by local philanthropic leaders including Peter Ochs and Walter Gerken, United Way’s Tocqueville Society has since grown to a membership of more than 275 local community and business leaders who join more than 26,000 members throughout the United States. The Tocqueville Society recognizes philanthropic leaders who invest $10,000 or more annually in United Way and offers additional opportunities for engagement through affinity groups.

Michael K. Hayde, CEO of Western National Group, was selected as the recipient of the 2013 National Tocqueville Society Award for his support of Orange County United Way, his instrumental role in establishing and supporting United Way in France and his work expanding United Ways into other areas of Western Europe. Each year, United Way Worldwide selects one individual to receive the National Tocqueville Society Award. The criterion used to evaluate and select the winner is: Exceptional and sustained personal involvement with United Way; Tangible impact in gifts of leadership, time, talent and treasure beyond the borders of your community; Creativity in finding better ways to implement sustainable solutions to problems in the community; and Inspiring others to Give, Advocate or Volunteer.

He is the second Orange County member to be recognized in less than a decade, as Peter and Gail Ochs were awarded with this honor in 2006. Mr. Hayde epitomizes the concept of giving back to the community in time, talent and treasure, which has been exemplified clearly through his long term impact on our organization and our community.

MICHAEL K. HAYDECEO, WESTERN NATIONAL GROUP

ORANGE IMPACT SOCIETY investing in community impactThe Tocqueville Society’s Orange Impact members make an investment of $10,000 or more annually to United Way’s Community Impact Fund.

WOMEN’S PHILANTHROPY FUND women's philanthropyOne of the most powerful voices of philanthropy for women in Orange County, the Women’s Philanthropy Fund is a network of passionate women who make an investment in the Women’s Empowerment Portfolio to build resources and lead change so that every woman and girl in Orange County can achieve her full potential.

BENCH & BAR attorneys taking a standThe Tocqueville Society’s Bench & Bar is a network of leadingOrange County attorneys who are taking a stand for our next generation to help build a brighter future for children and families in our community.

REAL ESTATE COMMUNITY BUILDERSbuilding our communityThe Tocqueville Society’s Real Estate Community Builders is a network of Orange County real estate and building industry leaders committed to building our community’s future.

EMERGING TOCQUEVILLE LEADERS the next generation of philanthropistsEmerging Tocqueville Leaders are young professionals who give $5,000 or more annually and commit to growing their giving to $10,000 when they reach the age of 40.

LEADERS' SOCIETYMembers of the LIVE UNITED movement who donate$1,000-$9,999 annually

WOMEN LOOKING FORWARDCaring and committed women who are dedicated to transforming the lives of underserved women and girls in our community

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LEADING CHANGE THROUGHOUT THE COMMUNITY

TEN MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLEMICHAEL K. HAYDE

FOUR MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLENANCY AND GEOFFREY STACK FAMILY FOUNDATION

THREE MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLEPAULA K. MATHIS DAVID AND SANDY STONE

TWO MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLEROBERT A. AND JONI ALTER PETER AND GAIL OCHS

MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLEJEFFREY, CAROL AND REBECCA BURCH LEE ANN CANADAY JACK AND KINGSLEY CROUL RANNEY E. AND PRISCILLA DRAPER KENNETH AND JOANN LICKEL MASSON FAMILY FOUNDATION MICHAEL L. AND NANCY B. MEYER STEVEN S. MEYERS GIL AND NANCY ROMMEL

NATIONAL SOCIETYJOHN COYNE JAMES MURPHY

KELLIE AAMODTUPSTHOMAS AND BONNIE ABATE Edwards Lifesciences LLCPANTEHA ABDOLLAHIPaul Hastings LLPDR. RICHARD AND SALLY AFABLEHoagTAMER AND SUE AKKASAlcon Research, LTDSALMAN ALAMWestern Digital CorporationJOANN ALBERSAlbers Consulting, LLCHUGH AND JENNIFER ALLENAdvantage Car Exchange and SanitationDistricts of Los Angeles CountySTEVEN AND KRISTY ALLISONCrowell & Moring LLPJOE AND GINA ANDRUKAITIS L-3 Interstate Electronics CorporationHARLAN AND SUSAN ARITABlue Sky Color of Imagination andOrange County United WayLAWRENCE R. AND SANDRA C. ARMSTRONGWare MalcombKENNETH ASHWestern Digital CorporationKEVIN AND LORA BALDRIDGEIrvine Apartment CommunitiesBILL AND TARA BALFOURBank of America/Merrill Lynch and Cranbrook Capital Advisors, Inc.ELLEN BANCROFTMorgan, Lewis & Bockius LLPTAMARA AND LEO BARKERUPSCAROLYN AND WILLIAM BEAVERKPMG RetireesLORI AND JOHN BELLI Ernst & Young LLPLAURA M. BENZ DENNIS AND CAROL BERRYMAN Pacific Development GroupALAN AND KIMBERLY BICKGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPHOWARD AND KATHERINE BLANDKPMG RetireesDEBBIE C. BOLAR Bolar Hirsch & Jennings LLPMICHELLE M. BONAS

MILLION DOLLAR ROUNDTABLEMembers of United Way’s Million Dollar Roundtable have made a cumulative or outright gift or pledge of $1,000,000 or more. The National Society honors donors who make annual gifts of $100,000 or more.

SHERRI BOVINO Global, A First Flagship CompanyJOHN AND TASIA BOYLE Automobile Club of Southern CaliforniaJOE BRENNAN Fluor CorporationKATHY BRONSTEINKB Bronstein ConsultingCHRISTOPHER AND KELLY BROWNKPMG LLPRUSTY AND DEBI BROWNThe Word and Brown CompaniesGREG BURDENOwl FoundationTHOMAS AND MARIA BUSSAErnst & Young LLPDANIEL BYRNESUPSWAYNE AND LYN CALLCall & Jensen, APCJARED AND ERIN CALLISTERDeloitte.MICHAEL AND RIO CALVERTBank of AmericaPAULA CAMPBELL Edison InternationalJEFF AND CAROL CARLILECarlile, Coatsworth Architectsand Holthouse, Carlin & Van Trigt LLPJOSEPH CARRILLOWestern Digital CorporationNICOLE CARRILLO AND KEITH HALLOpus Bank and Nationwide InsuranceANTONELLA CASTRO AND BRAD SCHUMACHER Paul Hastings LLPRACHID CHAMTIEHDeloitte.GREG AND BJ CHANDLERPremier TransportationTHEODORE AND LUSIANA CHANGDeloitte.MARK AND MICHELLE CHAODeloitte.KEN CHERRYUPSSTEVE AND CINDA CHURMOrange County RegisterTHOMAS CLARKEPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPMARK AND KIM CLEMENSKPMG LLPDR. THOMAS AND DR. CYNTHIA COAD

JOSEPH AND KATHLEEN COLEMANSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P.VICTORIA COLLINS, Ph.D, CFPAND DAVID COLLINSYour Legacy ProjectKAREN CONLON California Association of Community ManagersDAVID AND ANNE COPLEYErnst & Young LLPLAWRENCE CORTEZThe Word and Brown CompaniesJEFFREY AND BONNIE DANKBERGDeloitte.JANET DAVIDSON AND RICHARD PLAT Retired Partner Paul Hastings LLPBRIAN SCOTT DAVISWestern Digital CorporationROGER AND MARJORIE DAVISSONJAMES DEFORDUPSSUZANNE AND BEN DEJONGErnst & Young LLPMIKE DENNINGErnst & Young LLPVALERIE C. AND KENNETH L. DICKERSONDeloitte.DEBORAH DICKSONSmith Dickson Accounting CorporationKIRK BRAGDON AND DELAVAN DICKSONPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP and Call & Jensen APCCELINA DOKAKPMG LLPBRIAN DRAKE AND DIANE DRAKE, Ph.DKPMG LLPKATE W. DUCHENEResources Global ProfessionalsGREG AND JULIE DUNLAPDeloitte.SCOTT ECKER AND HEIDI BRANDLDeloitte. and IHP PartnersTRICIA ESSERKTGY Group Inc., Architecture & PlanningCHIP AND HELEN FEDALENWells FargoTERRY FEITDeloitte.PATRICK FITZGERALDPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP MONICA FOSTERUPSSUZANNE FRADETTE AND STEVE TUCKER PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPBEN FRANCOISCanterbury Consulting Incorporated

VITO AND MARY FRANCONEDeloitte.JOHN AND NANCY FRENCHErnst & Young LLPBRIAN AND CHEREE GARBUTTLee & AssociatesARTYN AND MAX GARDNER Orange County United WayROY S. GEIGERKing Parret & Droste LLPBARRY AND CAMILLE GERSHENOVITZErnst & Young LLPLOREEN GILBERT, CIMA, AIF, CRC, CLTCWealthWise Financial ServicesREGGIE GILYARD AND SUJI WOOChapman UniversityMICHAEL GOTTLIEBErnst & Young LLPCINDI GRACE AND STEVE CAMPWestern Digital CorporationCYNTHIA STAMPER GRAFFLindora, Inc.ROBERT EASTRIDGE GRAHAM AND SAMANTHA PRICEMorgan Stanley JOHN GREAVESUPSWALTER AND LOLA GREEN BRUCE GREENWOOD Costco WholesaleADRIAN GRIGGSPacific Life Insurance CompanyBRIE GRISET SMITH AND PETER MARSHALL SMITHOrange County United WaySTEPHEN B. GROSS IHI Power Services Corp.MICHAEL HAJECKWestern Digital CorporationJEFFREY HALLUPSMIKE AND JANET HAMILTON Ernst & Young LLPNANCY HANDEL DONNA HANSEN Holthouse, Carlin & Van Trigt LLPRICHARD HARTLEYKPMG LLPGREGORY AND BARBARA HARTNETTFluor CorporationROBERT HASKELLPacific Life Insurance CompanyROBERT HEMPSTEADWestern Digital Corporation

TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY MEMBERSUnited Way’s Tocqueville Society members are visionary community champions who are dedicated to contributing $10,000 or more annually, with a minimum investment of $2,500 in our Community Impact Fund.

Indicates member of Orange Impact Society

Michael K. Hayde, CEO of Western National Group, was selected as the recipient of the 2013 National Tocqueville Society Award for his support of Orange County United Way, his instrumental role in establishing and supporting United Way in France and his work expanding United Ways into other areas of Western Europe. Each year, United Way Worldwide selects one individual to receive the National Tocqueville Society Award. The criterion used to evaluate and select the winner is: Exceptional and sustained personal involvement with United Way; Tangible impact in gifts of leadership, time, talent and treasure beyond the borders of your community; Creativity in finding better ways to implement sustainable solutions to problems in the community; and Inspiring others to Give, Advocate or Volunteer.

He is the second Orange County member to be recognized in less than a decade, as Peter and Gail Ochs were awarded with this honor in 2006. Mr. Hayde epitomizes the concept of giving back to the community in time, talent and treasure, which has been exemplified clearly through his long term impact on our organization and our community.

MICHAEL K. HAYDECEO, WESTERN NATIONAL GROUP

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DAN AND BARB HENEGHANMARK AND LAURIE HENIGANIrvine CompanyJ. JAY HERRON AND DANA KLEINO’Melveny & Myers LLPPETER AND SUSAN HITCHUrban AssociatesCRAIG AND JO HODGETTSDeloitte.JULIE HOLTJulie Holt ConsultingLINDA AND GEORGE HORIOKAErnst & Young LLP and XSURAMARCUS AND PIPER JACKSONUPSMICHAEL A. JOHNSONAutomobile Club of Southern CaliforniaMICHELE D. JOHNSON Latham & Watkins LLPCHRISTOPHER AND LAUREN JOHNSTONErnst & Young LLPMAHO JORDANErnst & Young LLPCHRISTY D. JOSEPH, ESQ. AND JEFF SCHWALMSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P.JOHN C. KAPPOSO’Melveny & Myers LLPADAM AND ROCHELLE KARRO’Melveny & Myers LLPTIMOTHY J. AND MARIANNE KAYSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P.JACQUELINE BRYA KELLEY AND STEPHEN KELLEY Ernst & Young LLP and Makaira Companies LLCJOAN AND EAMON KELLYBonTerra PsomasLAURA KHOURIWestern National GroupLISA KONN AND NAVEED HAKIMDeloitte.JOHN AND CHRISTINE KOONTZAlcon Research, LTDKNUTE AND JOYCE KURTZ PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPIAN AND SALLY-ANNE LEISEGANGJ.P. MorganKIM LETCH AND NIGEL STOBARTErnst & Young LLPTINA AND MARC LEYIrvine CompanyMARCUS AND KENNA LITTLEOakley and MOMS Orange CountyLISA AND MARK LOCKLEARIngram Micro Inc.ROBERT W. LOEWENGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPGREG AND SANDY LOPPATTOUPSROB LUCENTIDeloitte.SUE MAMERMamer Financial Group Wells Fargo Advisors LLCADAM AND SARAH MARKMANGreen Street AdvisorsORVILLE AND JEANE MARLETT GREGG AND LEANNE MARTIN The Boeing CompanyBRIAN AND MICHELLE L. MARYOTTWells Fargo Advisors and Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPJENNIFER AND TONY MATHEWSBank of AmericaJERRY AND KAREN MATTESUPSJOE AND CHRISTINA MAUTHEDeloitte.SCOTT AND CHERYL MCCARLEYUPSDAVID AND KIRSTI MCCLEARYDeloitte.

MATT AND DIANA MCCUTCHENDeloitte.TOM AND JULIE MCDORMANWestern Digital CorporationGERALDINE AND JOHN MCGRATH Edwards Lifesciences LLCBILL MECKLENBURG ANDCHRISTINE CONDINO-MECKLENBURGRedwoods Managers andCoast to Coast DestinationsSHERRI AND RICHARD MEDINAEpic AdventuresGENE AND ROSE MERGELMEYERAssurant Specialty PropertyJANIE MERKLERE-MAX Fine HomesDAVID AND BARRIE MEULMESTER KPMG LLPJULIETTE MEUNIER AND TIM CANNONErnst & Young LLPPAULA E. MEYER, ESQ.Paula E. Meyer & AssociatesSTEVE MILLIGANWestern Digital CorporationRENITA MOLLMAN Burns & McDonnellJAMES J. MOLONEYGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPCHERYL AND JOE MORENOErnst & Young LLPCOLIN MORGANWestern Digital CorporationJIM AND ANN MORRIS Pacific Life Insurance CompanyJAMES MORRISWestern Digital CorporationDONALD L. MORROW ANDJUDY J. JOHNSONPaul Hastings LLPJAMES AND KAREN MURPHYWestern Digital CorporationLINDA AND MIKE MUSSALLEM Edwards Lifesciences LLCCORINNE MYRE, CPA Corinne Myre & AssociatesHAUNANI NAKABARAKPMG LLPSCOTT S. AND CATHERINE M. NELSONErnst & Young LLPPAMELA NEWCOMBCounty of Orange Board of SupervisorsGREGORY NJOESPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPNELLA WEBSTER O’GRADYAND KEVIN O’GRADY Palo CapitalROBERT E. AND NANCY PALMER Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPANDREW AND JANICE PARNESShea HomesDENNIS AND TAMI PARROTT KPMG LLPSEAN AND TAMMY PEASLEYDeloitte.LAILA AND DRYDEN PENCE Pence Wealth ManagementLISA PERRINE AND BOB KUHELCibola SystemsBILL AND PAT PODLICH MICHELLE AND PAUL PRESCOTTDeloitte.GINA AND TOM PRIMEAUXDeloitte.REBECCA L. PROCSALKPMG LLPDAVID AND JULIANNA PYOTT FOUNDATION Allergan Inc.SHIRLEY AND STEVE QUACKENBUSHMerrill Lynch Global Wealth Managementand Container Freight/EIT, LLCKALPANA RAMAKRISHNANKPMG LLP

JERRY RAPPORT MICHAEL RAY Western Digital CorporationRICK AND VICKIE RAYSONDeloitte.PAUL AND ANNE REDMONDGENA REEDJEFFREY AND ANDREA REEVES Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPMICHELLE A. REINGLASSADR Office of Michelle A. Reinglass/Judicate WestRICHARD REISMANOrange County Business JournalJEFFREY M. REISNERIrell & Manella LLPED & ANITA RICHARDSAlcon Research, LTDMARIA RIGATTISouthern California EdisonTHOMAS J. ROACHErnst & Young LLPTHE ROBINSON FOUNDATIONDULEEP AND LISA RODRIGOKPMG LLPSARAH J. “SALLY” ANDERSON AND THOMAS B. ROGERS Plaza BankJ. STEVEN AND KIMBERLY ROUSHPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP andAll-Star Executive CoachingMICHAEL P. AND SHANNON RUSSELLMohr Partners Inc.MIKE AND NINA SALMONMadison Street PartnersDEAN AND TERRI SAMSVICKKPMG LLPERIC AND JOY SANDERSAllergan Inc.DANIEL SASSE AND ANNE M. BRAFFORDCrowell & Moring LLP and The Law Offices of Anne M. BraffordJOY SCHAEFER AND GREG SKAGGSGolden Eagle Advisors LLCJAMES J. SCHEINKMAN AND CINDY EDENSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P.CHRISTINE SCHEUNEMANPillsbury, Winthrop, Shaw, Pittman LLPDONNA AND ERNEST SCHROEDERSchroeder Investment Partners, Inc.JULIE A. SHAFILIMS Information Management SpecialistsMICHAEL AND BARBARA SHANGRAWErnst & Young LLPHAMID AND MELISSA SHOKRGOZARViking Technology, A Division of SaminaJOHN AND RENEE SIMONISPaul Hastings LLPGARY AND MELANIE SINGERO’Melveny & Myers LLPSUDEEP SINGHDeloitte.JEFF SINGLETARYSnell & Wilmer, L.L.P. DANUAL SKAGENEnterprise Rent-A-CarJAMES M. SKORHEIMSkorheim & Associates, AACRANDY AND DANETTE SMITHUPSCHAHIRA SOLHCrowell & Moring LLP PATRICIA M. SOLDANOGenSpring Family Offices, LLCMARSHALL AND MARIA SOLOMONDeloitte.GABRIEL STEFFENS AND KATHERINE BELLTIAA-CREF and Paul Hastings LLPRONALD AND JANICE STEGERKPMG LLPMARK AND DINAH STEVENS Fluor CorporationTINA STOLIARKPMG LLP

JAMES AND CINDY SUHMerrill LynchDAVE AND CHRISTINE SULLIVANDeloitte.TOM AND MARILYN SUTTONBRANDON SYLVIARutan & Tucker LLPPETER AND MARY TENNYSON Paul Hastings LLP and Stashall GREGORY THELINWestern Digital CorporationJEFFREY T. THOMAS Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPANGELA THOMPSONUPSJACQUELINE AND BILL THOMPSON Surterre Properties, Inc.WILLIAM AND NANCY THOMPSON SHELLEY B. THUNEN EndologixHELEN AND CONRAD TIMPE The Timpe Group - Morgan StanleyMONICA TIMPE-GODFREYThe Timpe Group - Morgan StanleyANDREW TINSETHWestern Digital Corporation KIM AND KATHLEEN TOBLERErnst & Young LLPJOHN AND MAXINE TODDDeloitte.KHANH T. TRAN AND DEBI DUONGPacific Life Insurance CompanyMICHAEL TRANWestern Digital CorporationDAWN TRAUTMANPacific Life Insurance CompanyJULIE R. TROTTERCall & Jensen, APCJOHN AND KIRSTEN VALENTA Deloitte.CARLA L. VARGASOrange County United WayTARYN AND WARREN VIDOVICHBlue Sky Color of ImaginationJOSEPH M. VIGLIONEWestern Digital CorporationJOHN AND MEGAN WALDECK Pacific Life Insurance CompanyPATRICIA WENDTGARY AND PATRICIA WESCOMBE Arnold and Mabel Beckman FoundationJENNIFER WILLIAMSBank of AmericaSUSAN AND BRETT WILLIAMSONO’Melveny & Myers LLPGARY WILSONPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP JAMES WILSONEnterprise Rent-A-CarGABRIELLE WIRTHDorsey & Whitney LLPJEANNETTE WISTNERKPMG LLPDR. TAMMY WONGFostering Executive LeadershipLANCE AND JEANIE WOODPricewaterhouseCoopers LLPJOSH AND ANDREA WOODSBeckman Coulter, Inc. and Ernst & Young LLPBRIAN AND TARA WOOLFOLK Pacific Life Insurance CompanyJOHN AND DAWN WORDThe Word and Brown CompaniesSEVERIO WORTHINGTONWestern Digital CorporationRICHARD YATES ACCO Engineered SystemsMERYL AND GEORGE YOUNGGibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLPPETER AND CINDY ZOFREAErnst & Young LLP14 MEMBERS HAVE CHOSENTO REMAIN ANONYMOUS

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LEADERS’ SOCIETY DIAMOND:$10,000+WILLIAM AND PATTI ARNOLDAlcon LabsWILLIAM CAINWestern Digital CorporationSTEWART AND LYDIA CAMERON Fluor Coporation GARY LOVELANDPricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

LEADERS’ SOCIETY PLATINUM: $5,000-$9,999LAURA BADENCHARLES AND ASUNCION BOWERLISA CERQUEIRAMICHELLE CHAOGARY CHARBONNEAUDR. ALAN AND MARLENE DAUGERGILES DESBROWROBERT DIEFENBACHERDIANE B. DIXONELERDING FAMILY FOUNDATION JOHN FAIVRESIMON FENGBRUCE FETTELMANUEL GARCIATOM GIBBONSGEORGE GIBBSDARLENE GOODWINCINDI GRACE AND STEVE CAMPADELE GREENTHE HARDTKE FAMILYRYAN B. HARLOWBILL HOYTZECHARIAH JENKINSLORI AND GARY JOHNSTONEKARR FAMILYJOHN KEHL JR.ROB AND ANNE KENTTHERESA LECKEYMICHAEL LEEGARY LOVELANDALEXANDER MARRALISON MCCLURE, MDROBERT MIDDLEMASTHOMAS MILLERROMMEL MOMENANDREW MOOREMICHAEL P. AND BARBARA K. OAKLEYGEORGE W. PHILLIPSMICHELLE PRESCOTTLESLIE D. RUDESEALRICHARD RUTLEDGEJAMES SCHOLBURGMARK AND DEBI SEDERQUISTDAVID AND KATHRYN SHERREITTANDRE SMITHTHOMAS SOLAZZOERIC STODDARDAMANDA TOOTILLSCOTT AND KELLY TORNBERGHELEN M. TORNQUISTKAREN WEIDNERGARY WILSONRAY WIRTA13 MEMBERS HAVE CHOSEN TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS

LEADERS’ SOCIETY: GOLD $2,500-$4,999KARA ADAMSPAMELA ADAMSMARK ALDERSMARY SUE ALLENSTEVE AND CATHY AMBROSEBRANDY AMESNADIA ANDRADEANGELIKA ASWADRAMSEY AZZOUNIGAIL BALLINGERHANCOCK AND JULIA BANNINGCAROL BARTHOLMEDAVID BEASLEYMARC BELLOTTIDON BENNETTADELE BERWANGERDIANE BIAGIANTIJAMES BOURNEBILL BOYERRICHARD AND MARILYNN BOYNTONJAMES BREEHERNATHANAEL BREITHAUPTMARY ANN BROWNKEVIN BYRNELORETTA CALDERONJAMES CARRMICHAEL CARSONSHEILA CARTERSTEVEN CASEKATHY AND JOSEPH CELENTANOSHARON CHEEVERXIAOKUN AND DAVID CHEWMARY E. CHINNICHOLAS COOPERJENNIE CULLAUDRA J. DAVIESAL AND SUSAN DE GRASSIKATHLEEN DESCOTEAUXMARK DIXONKELLEY DOLANMR. AND MRS. ANDREW J. DOSSETTKEVIN DUNIGANDANITA DURANMARK AND MARCIA ENGSTROMMR. AND MRS. JOHN R. FIRTHKATHY FISHERDANIEL FUNGGIULIOS GALASSIPAULA GALLOMARTHA A. GATESJAMES GERGURICHFRANK GERMANOSTANFORD GERTLERMARK GIBSONJOHN GLACCUMKELLY GLASSSTEVEN D. GLASSMARC GLASSERMICHAEL L. GLAZEPEGGY GRAU, MDMR. MICHAEL GREENEDONNA AND WOLFGANG GREINKEDAVID GROH

JEFFREY HALLDARREN HENDERSONMELISSA HICKS ANDTHOMAS MCCORMACKJIM AND MARIANNE HINDMANMIKE HOODMARK HOPKINS FAMILYHELEN F. HUNGDOUG JACKSONLISA JACKSONWAYNE AND LAURIE JACOBSENPHIL JANKOWSKIPETER JOHNSONJEFFREY AND PAMELA JOHNSONLADINE FROEHLICHMR. MARK JOPPRUDAVID KEEFERDOUG KELLYCHARLES KENTFIELDHENRY KISTERH KNOX IIIRONALD KOHORN, MDJOHN AND MICHELLE KOONTZLANDIS FAMILY TRUSTREBECCA LEEJEFFREY LINTONLORI LYONS-WILLIAMSDOUGLAS AND SIOBHAN MAKOWECKITHOMAS MARIANTHOMAS F. MCCORMACKGAIL MCGOVERNLARRY MCMILLANLYNN MERCERCAROLYN MIDDLEBROOKSMR. AND MRS. MIKE MILAZZORICH MILONATALIA MOHABIRLUKE MONTILLAJORGE MORALESMR. AND MRS. G. MICHAEL MURPHYMARY AND BEN MURRAYRICHARD MURRELLTIMOTHY MYERSPRESTON NESPERDAVID NGUYENHAROLD H. NGUYEN, M.D.TRINA NORMANMARGIE O’JEAVICTOR OWENSSUSAN B. AND DENNIS PARKSNANCY AND SIDNEY PETERSENNANCY L. PONTHE PREMER FAMILYCHARLES RAINEYSAM REHNBORGROB RICHARDSONMICHAEL AND MARYBETH ROBBBETTY ROBERTSONJEFFERY S. ROVNERMATTHEW RUTLEDGEKEITH SALDANHALYNN D. SALOKELLY SANCHEZCHANDRASHEKHAR SATHE

HOMER AND DONNA SAVAGEDOUGLAS SCHAAFRICHARD SCHINDLERBRYNN SEARSONDR. BRIAN SHORTMR. AND MRS. JOHN AND EILEEN SIMONWILLIAM J. SIMPSONDANIEL SMITHMARTA SMITHTODD SMITHMICHELLE STOUTJOHN STRAUSSMARK STROMCAROL SUDBECKNASIR M. SUFICYNCAST SUMNOLAN TAIRAERIC TAYLORHAROLD TEAGUEPHILIP TEETERJEROME AND KATHLEEN THODE-FERRISSTEPHEN TOLANJOHN TORELLTHE TORETTO FAMILYSILVIA VENTURA-MURPHYRICK AND NANCY VRIELINGMELANIE AND JOE WAGNERKATHERINE WARNERJAY WELCHJOHN WHITEDAVID WILLIAMSBARBARA WITTICKBRIAN WOODSSEVERIO WORTHINGTONKATHARINE YOUNGTING YUENTASHI AND HUI SHEN ZOURAS48 MEMBERS HAVE CHOSEN TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS

LEADERS’ SOCIETY SILVER: $1,000-$2,499MICHAEL ABRAMOVITZCHARITY ABROGINAROBERT ACORNTHE ADAMO FAMILYHYGUS ADAMSMICHAEL AND ELISA ADAMSTAMMY ADAMSTERRY AGIUSC. AGUIRREDAWN ALADITSFREDDY ALAMSHAWRAMIL ALCANTARAJEFFREY A. ALDAZJENNIFER ALEWELMICHAIL ALKIVIADIS-MAVROVITISJOHN AL-SAMARRIEBEN ALVARADOSTEFANNIE ALVARADOMARY ALVAREZJOHN AMADORVALERIE AMEZCUACHRISTINA L. ANDERSEN

LEADERS' SOCIETYBecause of your leadership, we are able to advance the common good in Orange County and help change the FACE of our community. You make a difference. You improve lives. You are helping build a stronger future for generations to come.

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PETER ANDERSONNICOLE ANDERSONJEFFREY ANDERSONBRIAN ANDERSONANGELA V. ANTONIOLILY AREVALOJUNE ARCEERICA ARCENEAUXKATE ARMADO HEATHER ARNOLDPATRICK ARTHURALEXANDER ARTSYUKHOVICHCOLTON ASHBYROGELIO ASTUDILLOKIRK AVILADAVID AYALALINDSAY AYERSMOHAMMED AZIERUBIK BABAKANIANHECTOR BACALLAOEDWARD BACONHERBERT BAKER THOM BALDINGJENNIFER BALDONLAFE BALLCRAIG BALOGHSHARON BALTZELLSALLY AND MICHAEL BANKESDEBASIS BARALLAURIE BARCLAYANN BARLOWCHERYL BARRETTAURA BARRIENTOSPAT BARRYELLEN BARTHOLEMYMARK E. BARTHOLMELARRY BARTKUSMR. AND MRS. R. L. BAUMGARTNERDR. RICHARD BEARDSHERYL BEASLEYCHRISTOPHER BECERRAJOHN BECKCHRISTINA BECKER HENDERSONELIZABETH A. BEECHBRIDGET BEETLERANDREW BEINKEMR. AND MRS. BENTON BEJACHMARIAH BELCHERMICHAEL BELKNAPJON BELLCATHY BELLLORI J. BELLWENDY BENKERTKORINA BENNALLACKELENA BENNETTMICHELLE BENNETTRICHARD BENNETTSARAH BENNETTTONY BERMUDEZRON BERNALCHRISTINE BERRINGERVALERIE BEUCHRISTOPHER BEZICHGLENN BIERHERMAN BIRCHTHOMAS BISSONNETTELINDA L. BLACKALLISON BLACKWELLPETE BLAKERMARILYN BLANK

CHUCK BLEVINSRICHARD BLOCHJEFFREY BLOOMKRISTIN BLOSERJOANNA BOGINJENNIFER BOKMALISA BOLLINGERRACHEL BOMGRENTIM BONDJOSEPH BONNICIJUSTIN BONODAN BOOTHMARYAM BORHANICAROLE BOSTROMMICHAEL BOWERBILL BOWLERJOHANNA BOWMANNINA BOYDLARRY C. AND ANITA MEISTER BOYDIN MEMORY OF DIANE BOYLEKEITH BRADLEYJOHN BRADSHAWKATHLEEN BRADYJOE BRAHAMWAYNE BRANDERJOEL BRANTHAMDAVID BRAUNLAURIE BREYBRINKER FAMILYRON BRISKIEJAN BROOKSMR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD A. BROWNMICHAEL BROWNROBYN BROWNTOM BROWNINGMATTHEW BRUNDAGECINDI BRUNERMR. ROBERT A. BRUSHGARY AND WENDY BRYANANDREA BRYANTJEFFREY BUDGEDEBORA BUFFINGTONJACOB BULLOCKLAURA BULLOCKSCOTT BUNKERTHOMAS BURNORLAWRENCE BURNSGWENDOLYN BURRIESELLEN S. BURTONCLAUDIA J. BURTONCARL BUSCHCHRISTOPHER BUSHDEWEY AND MARGIE BUSHAWMARIO BUSTAMANTECHANILE BUTELOSTACY BUTLERG. KEENER CAGLEJENNIFER CAGLEPATRICIA CAHILLTOM CALAIACOVODAVID CAMERONGLEN D. CAMPBELLSHARON CAMPBELLKURT CAMPMANMARTHA CANNADYCHRISTOPHER CANNONJEN CAPONEMICHAEL A. CAPUANOROBERT CARDOZAVALERIE CAREY

BRUCE CARIKERETTORE CARINOJAMES CARLIN, M.D.M. CARLSONSUZANNE CARPENTERSTEVEN CARTERREGINA CARTERAPRIL CASANOVASUZANNE CASEYTHOMAS C. CASEYMICHAEL CASSIDYDANIEL CASTRORENEE CASTROEDRIS CHAMBERSBRIAN CHAPUTELLIN CHARITONJULIE CHASSAGNEERNIE CHAVEZMICHAEL CHAVEZKATHLEEN CHEELYCADE H. CHERRYCHRIS CHIASTANLEY CHINBABETTE CHIRICHIGNOREBECCA CHOETHOMAS AND ANNIE CHOWNICHOLAS CHRISOSSUSAN CIMBALUKLINDA CLAIRJOSHUA D. CLARKKRISTINA CLARKSONVIVIAN CLECAKGREGORY CLEVELANDMELANIE CLIFTRICHARD COCUZZOHARVEY E. COHENSHELLEY COLER. COLLETTEROBERT AND KELLY COLLIERCANDACE COLLINSKERRI COMSTOCKKAREN CONNAIRANNA CONREKASSTEPHEN D. COOKETAMRA COOMBSSTEVE COONJANET COOPERDENNIS AND KATHY CORBETTSEAN CORBETTDR. DAVID CORDESJAMES R. CORDRAYANGELA CORNAGGIABARBARA CORNISHDONNA CORRRICK CORRALEZBRIAN AND KATE CORRIGANSHARON CORSONALAN B. CORTEZ, MDJOE COSTANTINOSTEVE COULTERPATRICIA COURTISWILLIAM AND SYLVIA COYLEJEFFERY CRAIGSTEVEN CRAWTONYA CRAWFORDRICHARD CREAGERPAUL CROXTONJUAN CRUZJADRANKA CUKJASON CULP

PATRICIA CULVERSTEPHANIE J. CURRYHENRY CWIEKAJEFFREY EUGENE CZWORNIAKRONALD AND DIANE DALESLARRY DALPHYL. DAOTHUY DAOJENNIFER DARLING GLENN DASSOFFJESSICA DAVIDESTHER F. DAVILACOLIN DAVISELIZABETH DAVISGEORGE DAVISROBERT DAVISTERA DE SOUSABRIAN DEEPHOUSENICHOLE DEGIDIOCLARISSA DEJESUSANN DELANEYJANET AND PIERRE DELISLEJACQUELINE DEMARIADAVID AND SHANNON DEMASTERRY DEMAUROKATHY DEMETERASHOK DESAICHERYL DESENGANOCATHERINE ANN DIAZMARK DIGGSEMIL DIONYSIANKRISTOPHER DIULIOMAINAK DIVANCHRISTINA DIXONHARRY DOHUNG DORICHARD DOEBLERLOREN DOLLETTERI DOMINGBONNIE DOMONM. SCOTT DONALDSONJUSTINE DONNELLYRICHARD DONOHUEBERNARD DOUGHERTYPATRICIA DOUGLASSERIC DOWDJEN DOWNEYRICK AND CINDY DRAKEMARY-RENEE DRYDENELROY N. DUHN, JR.ALLISON DUNCANSHERRY A. DUNCANBRIAN AND PATRICIA DURKINSUE DUSSROBIN DYKHOUSECHRIS EAGENTYNESHA EASTERJOHN EASTMAN, MDGARY AND LINDA EDWARDSLYNN EDWARDSPHIL EDWARDSTIFFANY EDWARDSTRENT EISENMANWENDY AND MADDY EKSTRANDE. EKSTROMSTEVEN ELDERCLAUDIA ELIASJERMAN ELIASJERRY AND MARY ELLIOTT TERRI LYNN ELLIOTT

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CINDY ELLISCRAIG ELLWEINTODD ELMOREKELSEY EMERSONASHLEY ENDERSBYMARCIE ENGELADAM ERMISCHALICIA ESPINODANIEL AND MARY KAY ESSWEINKATE EVANSTHOMAS EVANSMARK FAGANMARK R. FALKSEA FANANGELA FANOGASHARON FARLEYDONNA FARNUMJENNIFER FARRJOSEPH FARRELLJONATHAN FELDMANCARLOS FELIXJAY FERGUSONEDWIN FERRELLDIANA FEWELADRIANNE FIGGINSMAUREEN FINNJEFFREY FITEMICHAEL G. FITZPATRICKMICHAEL R. FITZPATRICKRICHARD FLAMENCOMAUREEN FLANAGANFRANK FLATAUER, M.D.JOHN D. FLEMINGDEBBIE FLOCKHARTTHERESA FLOODEDMUND FLORESSTEVE AND LYNDA FLYNNDANIEL FLYNNSTEVE FOELLMIBILL AND SUSAN FOGARTYFRED FOGLIO JR.CARL FONGJANE FORBESTERRY FORDSHIRIN FOROOTANJANIS TYSON FOSTERBROCK FOSTERBRENDA AND BRIAN FOUNTAINJAMES FOURQUREANFALLON FOYDIANA FRANKLINROB FREEDLANDERKENNETH A. FREEMANMICHELLE TROGDLEN FRENCH REBECCA FREYLAUREN FRIEDMANBRAD AND KATHLEEN FRIESENALEX FROIMOVICHD. FUJIKAWAGLENN FULLERTONJENNA GALASSOSHELLEY GALASSOGERARDO GALLEGOSPETER GAMBINOJOHN F. GANAHL, JR.LUIS AND YVONNE GARAYOSCAR GARAY SANCHEZCRISTINA GARCIAHOLLY GARCIATEENA GARCIA

SARA GARSKEDERRICK GARZADENISE GASTIJOHN GATZKETHOMAS GAUTHIERCLINTON AND NANCY GEESTEPHEN GEISTG. GENTNERGREGORY GETHERSTAMMY GIGLIOSTEVE AND CATHY GILBERTSUSAN GILBEYJOY GILMERDAVID GODDARDLLOYD GODFREYED AND ELAINE GODLEWSKIMICHAEL GOLDDON GOLDMANNJACOB GOLDSTEINCARLO GONZALESMARTHA GONZALEZREBECCA GONZALEZABDI AND SIMIN GOODARZIJAELENE GOODMANROSS GOUGHJOSHUA GRACEFFAANGEL GRANBERRYJOHN GRAUTENV. GRAYSERINA GRECOBRIAN GREEN AND DANIELE GREEN, DDSDOUGLAS GREENMANVERA L. GREMLINGTHOMAS GRETTENBERGTHE GRIFFITHS FAMILYADAM GRISMERKIMBERLY GROSCHROBERT GROSSGEETA GROVER, M.D.PATRICK GRUMBLESDANIEL GUERREROJACKLYN GUINAJANE GUONTIM AND AMY GUTHJULIE GUTHRIECHERYL GUYRELYNDSEY GUZIKKAREN AND DAVE GUZMANCRAIG HACCHELAUREL HACCHEEMILEE HACKERDENNIS HAGERHELEN HAIGSTACY HAKOPIAN DEAN HALLJAMES HALLOMAR HAMIDJAMES HAMMONDEDWARD HANINGERALEXANDRA HARDINGROGER HAROTERSANDRA HARMONJIM AND MICHELE HARRPAULA K. HARRISLYNN APRIL HARTLINELEJLA HASANAGICMICHAEL HASTINGSJUDY HAWTHORNE-WATERSDON HAYDENGEORGE HEFNER

SUSAN HEIDENREICHMARK HEISTERMANNFRED HELMSTHOMAS HELMSCHARLES HENDERSONKEVIN HENDRARENEE HENDRICKJENNIFER HENNAGERIRMA P. HERNANDEZKARLA G. HERNANDEZSERGIO HERNANDEZSTEPHEN HERNANDEZJEFFREY HESTERJOHN AND LINDA HILLTIMOTHY HO, M.D.MATTHEW HOFFMANKEITH HOFMANNDARLA HOLLANDSHAWNDA HOLMANCHARNESSA D. HOLMESMELISSA HOLRITZKATHRYN HOLTHARRY AND JAN HOMANDAVE AND DEBBIE HONERKAMPJEREMY HORTONJUSTIN HOWELLSAMBER HOWRYBOB AND TANYA HOXSIEJESSICA HSIEHYUNGFUH HUANGJOHN HUBBARDEVAN HUCKABAYKATHRYN HUCKABEYCHARLES HUDSONSUAD HUERTAJAMES HUGHESJEANETTE E. HUGHESCLARENCE HULL IIISHERI HUNTDAVID A. HURLBURTARSHAD HUSSAINSANDRA HUTCHENSFRANCIS J. HUTTLINGERPHONG HUYNHMIKE HYLANDDOUGLAS HYLTONROBERT AND RUTH ANN HYSONANDREW IBRAHIMMARIA LOURDES INCIONGCLEOFE INTHARAKAMHANGLISA ISHIBASHIWILLIAM JABERGJACOB FAMILYDEBRA JACOBSGARRY JACOBSBRENT JACOBSENJOHN JACOMOMEG JAEGER-BLINZLERHARVEY JAFFEDAVID JAKOVICHBRIAN JARAMILLOPHILLIP JARAMILLOLINDA JEANDREVINDEAN JENKINSCHRIS AND LEONOR JENSENJOANNE JIMENEZDARRELL E. JOHNSONDEBORAH KAREN BROKL JOHNSONDAVID JOHNSONDERRON JOHNSON

ADAM JONESSUSAN JONES ARMSGLENNYO JONESKEN JONESS. KATHLEEN K. JONESEVAN JORGENSENBECKY JULIANOKIMBERLY JURCZYKBRUCE JURINROBERT C. KACERKEN KALUPAANITA KARANJIAHOSSEIN KARIMIMARK KARPEDARWIN KAUFFMANCYNTHIA KAUFMANPAUL KAUFMANANN KEANEJOHN KEARNEYAARON AND TARA KEITHLEYMR. AND MRS. PATRICK M. KELLY WILL KEMPTONMIKE KENNEDYRICHARD L. KERLEY, M.D.KURT KILGASTMARIELA KIMJACQUELYN KINGMICHELLE KINNEYBETTY KINNEY-KAISERJOY AND ROB KIRBYDOUG KIRSCHKEBRITTANY KIRSCHNERB. D. KLEMENSJOHN KLIERBARBARA KOCHDOLORES KOLLMERJOSEPH KORDOVISONNY KOTHARIEDWARD KOWALCHUKGREG KRAUSECATHY KRINSKIDAVID AND CATHY KRINSKYROSEMARY KRUPPRAM KUMARKATHLEEN KUMASHIRO-WAMSLEYNORMAN KYLEDIANE LA ROCCOLISA LAFOURCADEJULIE LAGUILLESJEFF AND WENDY LAJKOWICZLORIN LAMARCHRISTOPHER LANGMICHAEL LANGPETER LANGEERICA LARAAMIE LARSONKIM LARSONDAVID LAUTENSCHLAGERREGINALD LAVENDERDAMON LAWSONJAMES LEASURELOAN L. LEBLOWERIC LEERICK LEFEUVREEVA LEHMANKURT LEIBFREIDRICHARD LENTMARC LEVIN DARCY LEWISMICHAEL R. LEWIS

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BARBARA LEWMANYUAN LI-CROUCHROBERT LIEFRICHARD LIEGEOISPAUL V. LIGEROSCHENG LIMROB LINDQUISTASHLEY LINDSEYBENJAMIN LINGSANDRA LITWINBAO-NGOC LIULYNN LIVINGSTONWILLIAM LOCHRIEJAMES LONEYNEAL LONKYDIANE LOPEZEVITA LOPEZLARRY LOPEZMR. AND MRS. CHRIS LORIAJOHANNA LOUIEDAVID LOVELADYMICHAEL LOWERYGREG AND SUSAN LUBUSHKINMARCIE LUIRICH LUNSFORDLIANE LUVISIPETER LYNCHGREG LYONSRICHARD AND ELVIRA MACGILLIVRAYOSVALDO MACIASALICIA AND PETER MACIEL JANETTA MACKEYJENNIFER MACMATH-BROWNSALLY MAHERJAMES MALINASAILAJA MALLADIKARI MALMBERGANNE MANDICHAKJOSEPH MANDICHAKWILLIAM MAOMICHELLE MARCHITAYLOR MARCUSAKSHAY MARFATIADESMOND MARSHLINDSAY MARSHALLEDWARD MARTHALERAMY MARTINADAM MARTINEZJAMES MASONBRADLEY MASTERSJEFF MASTROLISA MATSUNOSHEILA MATTHEWSROBERT MATTISONDEAN AND PATTI MAYG. H. MAYEDASAMUEL D. MAYNARDALEJANDRO MAYORALBETH MCCORMICKROBERT MCBRIDEDAVID MCCAFFREYCHARLES AND ANITA MCCARTHYGIOIA L. MCCARTHYCASEY MCCRACKENCHRISTOPHER MCDANIELMICHAEL AND JANET MCDERMOTTDAVID MCFARLINEDWARD MCGAHDEBORAH C. MCGOWANDESTINY MCGROARTY

NORMA MCGUIRESCOTT MCINTURFFMARK MCKEEHANANNE MCMILLENDANIEL MCMILLANMICHAEL MCNEELYJEFFREY MCNUTTSCOTT MCPHERSONMARIO MEDINARUBEN MEDINARICHARD MEIKLEJOHNGARY MEISTERFRED AND PATTIE MERCADOROBERT MESTMANNORMAN AND SUZANNE METCALFEMELINDA R. MICHALERYAANNE MICKLEJACK MIDDLEMASALICIA MIDDLETONPAMELA MIDDLETONJOHN MIGLIAZZADANIEL MILLERT. A. MILLERDONALD MILLIKENJOSE T. MISCOLTA JR.JUSTINE MITCHELLSTEPHAN MITCHELLBISWAJIT MITRABAHMAN MOADDELIDHARMESH MODIDR. AND MRS. SANTOSH K. MOHANTYSANDY MOHLERTOMY MOLLASJOHN MONEALAIN MONIEMARK MONNKYAL MOODYCHRISTOPHER MOONBRYANT MOOREDEMETRIA MOORE JEFFREY MOOREJ. MORANOSCAR MORENOMATTHEW MORETTAJENNIFER MORGANROBERT MORGANRICHARD MORIMOTOVALERIE MORRISDEE MORRISONTHOMAS MORRISSEYMEGAN MORTKIA MORTAZAVIBONNIE MOSSKAREN L. MOYERTIMOTHY MUNDYJILL MURPHYTOM MURPHYDARREN MURTARICARRIE MYKLEBUSTDINKAR NAIKPAUL NAJARIANROUJA NAMDARIKEI NAPIERSKIMATT NARAGHILEON L. NASHWILLIAM NATYZAKNEIL NAVINJOHN NELSONRON NESLANDCHARLES NEULANDER

HOLLY NGOHANH NGUYENLAN NGUYENTED NGUYENTIFFANY NGUYENMR. PAUL NIHPRISCILLA NORIEGAFANCISCA NORRISGLADYS NOVABRUCE NOWELTIMOTHY OATESDAVID OCHSNERWILLIAM O’CONNELLTAMARA OCTAVIOSANDRA M. O’DAYJUSTIN O’DONNELLAARON O’FARRELLMICHELLE P. O’HARENMARK AND STEPHANIE OKEYANDREW AND VATTANA OLEKSIWSUSAN ONDROVICDOUGLAS O’NEILKATHLEEN O’NEILLDRS. SHERRY AND RALPH OPACICADRIAN OROZCOROBERT ORTEGAMARIO A. ORTEGALEANN ORTIZRONALD ORTIZSHANYLE OSEGUERAMARK J. O’SULLIVANMR. AND MRS. SCOTT OWENIN HONOR OF JIMMY OWENTIM OWENSKENNETH OWREYEDUARDO PACHECOJIN PAEJOAN PANTHERLAMBROS PAPADATOSWILLIAM AND DANETTE PARENTEGAIL PARKLARRY PARKOLIVIA PARKGARY PARKERGIOVANNI PARRASTACY PARRYNOELLA MARIEDAVID PASTORBINA PATELHEATHER PATERNOCYNTHIA PAUL MATTHEW PAULEYMEGAN PAULSENBRIAN PEADJOYCE PEADDONALD PEARLJUDY PEARSONASHLEY PEASEMARILYN PEASESTEPHANIE PEELRHODA PEINECKEDANIEL PELLETIERJ.W. AND S.T. PELTASONANN AND BERNAL PERALTAJAIME PEREZJ.P. PERIFILICHERYL PETERSONPAUL M. PETERSONTINA PETROSSIANMARTHA PEYTONCLIFFORD PFEIFFER

THE FAMILY OF TAM AND CARMELA PHAMJAMES F. PHILIPPTROY PHILLIPSKENNETH PHIPPSSAN PHONGDAVID PIECHOTAJEFFRY PIERINIGINGER S. PIERSONYVES PINKOWITZORLANDO PINOWILLIAM PINTARELLIARTHUR PINTOTHOMAS A. PISTONE AND LAURA A. MYERSCHARLES POHLMICHAEL POLENZANIKEN POLKLARRY POLLACKSERGIO POMPABOB AND DEBBIE PONTICELLIMR AND MRS DENNIS POPOVECRUSS AND CATHY POQUETTERICHARD PORRASFREDERICK POSKABETTY POTALIVOBARBARA POULIOTJENNIFER POWELLMICHAEL POWELLSUN POWLEYJUDY K. PRATTKEVIN L. PREWETTJANET PRICEMAUREEN AND AARON PRICEMR. AND MRS. JOHN S. PRIGGE, JR.VESNA PRIMERDANA C. PRIVITTJAMES PUSKASGUS QUINONEZPHIL H. QUIRK, MDTHERESA RABKINLAWRENCE RADLINGERRUKMANI RAGHUNATHAN, M.D.CHRISTINE RAGOSELIZABETH RAMOSJEFFREY RANDOLPHJOSIAH RANSOM-LIPPKEGREGORY RATHLORI RATZLAFFJEFFREY RAWLINSGARY REAGANSTEVEN REDDINGELAINE REEDJUDY REEDSMATTHEW W. REGANDANIELLE REICHMICHELLE REINES HARALD REITERALEX REMBERTTRACEY RENDINELLIDAVID RENUARTMATHEW RESORGLORIA REYESJANE REYESRICARDO REYESELI REYNAPHILLIP RHINERROBERT RHOADSVIRGINIA RHOADSERIC RICELARRY RICECARL AND WENDY RIEGER FAMILY TRUST

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CARA RIELPAUL RILEYRITA M. RINGLEBARRY RITTBERGMARCOS RIVASJESSI ROBBJEROME ROBERTSKEVIN ROBERTSJON ROBERTSONROBERT ROBERTSONPATRICIA ROBINSONMELINDA RODRIGUEZTIMRI RODRIGUEZGISELA ROEMERBENJAMIN ROGERSKIRK ROGERSSTEPHANIE ROGERSAMY ROLDANDAVID ROMEROCLAUDETTE ROSARIOBRIAN ROSEZACHARY A. ROSEROBERT ROSENJ. ROSIAKANGELA ROSSERNEST ROSSLORRIE ROSSSUNG CHO ROTHEMARC ROUYERSTEVE AND DIANA ROVANOSTANTON ROWELYNTON ROSWELLANDREA RUBIOLLOYD RUCKERWENDY RUFFULOJOMYLENE RUIZKIMBERLY RUSSELLJOHN RUUDEGOR RYBAKOVGEORGE SAADEHROSEMARY SABINSESTELLA SABLANVIQAR SAIDKENNETH SALGADOSTEPHEN SALVUCCIRUTH C. SANBORNLEONEL SANCHEZJOSEPH SANDOVALJ. MICHAEL SANDYSMICHAEL SANTA CRUZCARLOS SANTIAGO-HERNANDEZTODD SATOMARGERY SAWYERBRADLEY W. SCHAFERADAM SCHELLMARK AND SUE SCHERZINGERBARBARA SCHINDLERSTACY SCHLINGERBEVERLY SCHUMACHERCATHY SCHWARTZMICHELE R. SCHWARTZGEORGE SCHWEITZERCATHY SCOTTTIFFANY SCURRYPETER SEARIACNEIL SECRETARIOHEMENDRA SHAHPARAG AND REENA SHAHSTEVE SHATTUCKKATHY SHEA

DAVID SHELLEYDARLA SHELTONSCOTT SHERMANDEAN SHIGETOMIANDREW SHULTSJIM SIEWERTSENTIMOTHY SIMENDINGERJAMES SIMESCUDOMINIC SIMONTONGORDON AND TAMERA SIMSANUPAMA SINGHPRAIM SINGHRAVI SINGHRYAN SISONLISA SKINNERSTEVE SLAVINKENNETH AND ADAIR SMALLARNOLD SMITHJULIE SMITHKENNETH SMITHLARRY SMITHLINDA H. SMITHLORI SMITHMICHAEL SMITHDONALD AND ROSE MARIE SNIOSANNA SOLISKAREN SOMERSRACHEL SOMMERHAUSERJI EUN VERONICA SONGARY AND ABBE SORENSENDAN SOTELOBRANDON SOTOCINDY SOTOPAULA SOUTHWICKSTEVEN SPARKSSANDRA SPEEDFRED SPEICHERGEORGE SPEICHERMARKLE SPREIERRICHARD SPROWLSKEN ST. CYRRICK ST. LAURENTBEN STABLESDEBRA STACYSALLY STANTONTIM AND KATHY STEIERTKEVIN STEINFELDMATTHEW AND LINDA STENNESCAROL STERLINGDEBI R. STOLPBERYL STOOTSRUSSELL STOUGHKURT STOUTDONALD AND SUSIE SULLIVANDAVID M. SURCHJAMES SUZUKISUSAN SWAINPAMELA SWANROBERTA SWANSONLIZETT TAFOYAPATRICIA L. TAMSUSANA TAMAYODR. DIANE TANG-LIUDR. CAROL TAYLORDAVID TAYLORSCOTT TAYLORTHERESA LYNN TAYLORDAN TEAFORDJONATHAN TENNEYTARA TERINS

ALICE TERLECKYANDY TERNERVIRAT THANTRAKULDONNA THIESSENRITA THIETPHILLIP THOMISONJERRY THOMPSONJUDITH THOMPSONCAROL TILLERYLINDA TIRELLACINDY TJONJERZY TOMASIKGABRIELA D. TOMESCUMARSHALL TOPLANSKYJAMES TOSOJORDAN TOUSLEYMATTHEW TRANMR. AND MRS. FRANK H. TRANEBRENT TRIFFERIC TROYAN M.D.PAUL TRUEXDANNIELLE TSANGJOHN TUNKSMICHAEL TURNERARTHUR TYREANDREA ULRICHLILIAN UWANYUZEVANESSA VACCARON VAN BOXTELLORETTA VAN DER BIECHRIS AND DIANE VAN MIERLOBOB VAN SCHOYCKCHRISTINA VAN VOORHISCAROLYN VAN WEYCYNTHIA VANDENBERGAMANDA VANDENBURGHBARBARA S. VANEKKRISTAL VASQUEZSHERYL A. VAUGHANWILLIAM O. VAUGHNASHLEY VAZQUEZCYNTHIA VEGALEONARD AND MITCHIE VELASQUEZNISHA VERMA DANIEL VETHJEROME VIEAUTAMI VIENNAMADHU VIJAYARAGHVANRUSSELL J. VOLLMERELLEN VOLMERTSTACEY AND PAUL VON BERGMEGHAN VURICK WACKERBARTHMICHAEL WAGSCHALJESSICA WAGSTAFFJONATHAN WALKERADAM WALLACEMR. RALPH C. WALLACEANDREW AND CATHERINE WALLACHPETER WALLICKRICK AND KATHY WANDROCKELYNNE WANDSANGELA WANGMING WANGDIMITRI WASHINGTONJOHN WASHINGTONKEITH WASHINGTONADAM WATSONERIC WEBERJAMES WEBERJESSICA WEDMORE

THOMAS WEEKSTIMOTHY WEIDINGERAIMEE WEISNERLEE WELBORNJEFFREY WELSHLINSEY WELTONARLEEN WENBORNEJOANMARIE WENDELINERIC WENGKAREN WENGERRONALD WENKARTJEFFREY WEYANTLARRY WHEELER PH.D.LINDA WHEELERJEREMY WHEELERGERALD WHITEJAMES WHITETYLER WICKHEIDI WICKSWALTER WIEGAND IICORI WIEGANDTKEVIN WIJAYAWICKRAMAJENNIFER WILBURJEAN WILKINSONPAT WILKISONBURTON WILLIAMSKEDON WILLIAMSMICHAEL WILLIAMSNANCY WILLIAMSMORRIS WILSONKRIS WILSONJEFFREY WILTMR. AND MRS. TOM WINDSOREMILY WINGKATHRYN WINTERMEYERMCKENZIE WISEMANCHRISTENA WITHERSROBERT J. WITTMONDJANIE WOLICKIKAREN WONGLARRY WOODTHE WOTRING FAMILYDAVID WRENCHBORDEN WRIGHTKAREN WUROBERT WYPYSKIDARRIN YAMAMOTOANNE YAPHOSSEY YAQUBIFULYA YARAMANOGLUJIM AND PAT YECKELRON YEESARAH R. YODERATTILA YOLARROBYNN YOLARNANCY YOPPDAVID YOUNGJIB YUJOSEPH YUROSEKED ZACHERLTHE ZAHL FAMILYMR. G. ZEININGERSEANA ZILIAKMICHAEL ZILISCATHERINE AND ANDREW ZINNDONALD ZINNMARIO ZITAFIFTH PACIFIC FOUNDATION288 MEMBERS HAVE CHOSENTO REMAIN ANONYMOUS

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTSIn 2013, Orange County United Way raised $17,832,829 to ensure Orange County residents achieve their fullest potential by focusing on Education, Income, Health and Housing—the building blocks for a good quality of life.

WORKPLACE includes charitable funds through United Way campaigns at participating companies whose employees live and/or work in Orange County.

COMMUNITY includes individual donors giving outside a Workplace Campaign.

OTHER includes endowment, events, as well as corporate and community foundation grant revenues.

PROGRAM EXPENSE includes funding support of nonprofit service providers; community leadership; program development and implementation; community education; advocacy; volunteer and donor engagement; facilitation of philanthropy; community partnerships; nonprofit capacity-building and training efforts; issue expertise and research; and support staffing.

FUNDRAISING includes the costs associated with raising money to support United Way’s mission.

ADMINISTRATION & GENERAL activities include finance, IT and marketing services that support Orange County United Way.

REVENUE SNAPSHOT

$14,657,707

$17,832,829

$1,848,718

$1,326,404

82%

7%

11%

EXPENSE SNAPSHOT

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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

2012-2013

The complete financial statements for Orange County United Way for fiscal years 2012 and 2013 audited by BDO USA, LLP are available at www.unitedwayoc.org/accountability.

STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (as of June 30, 2013)

Total Liabilities and Net AssetsTotal Net AssetsTotal LiabilitiesTotal Assets

Total Grants and ExpensesFundraising and Management & GeneralGrants and Programs

Change in Net Assets

Net Assets−Beginning of Year

Net Assets−End of Year

STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES

Discount for Multi-year PledgesProvision for Uncollectible PledgesIn-kind ContributionsAnnual Campaign

Less: Donor DesignationsOther IncomeTotal Revenue

2012

$29,209,208$16,764,946$12,444,262$29,209,208

$10,079,886$3,204,822$6,875,064

($44,572)

$16,809,518

$16,764,946

2012

$54,300($385,683)

$33,131$18,987,008

($8,956,669)$303,227

$10,035,314

2013

$27,545,408$17,086,511$10,458,897$27,545,408

$9,842,190$3,083,242$6,758,948

$321,565

$16,764,946

$17,086,511

2013

$45,414($407,518)

$17,832,829

($8,257,793)$950,823

$10,163,755

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