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TOGETHER WE DO CHANGE LIVES.

granting hope. changing lives.

2 0 1 7 A N N U A L R E P O R T

CYPRESS, TEX AS | AGE 10Read his story and others inside.

Preston

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Each UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation (UHCCF) medical grant provides so much more than financial assistance: it gives hope for a bright future. Our UHCCF grant kids and families are why we work hard each and every day. That's why we continue to add more creative ways to fundraise for our mission of improving children’s lives and helping families gain access to the care they need through medical grants.

IN 2017, WE SAW FANTASTIC GROWTH THANKS TO OUR WONDERFUL SUPPORTERS:

• 2,606 medical grants were awarded — worth $4.7 million • We hosted 17 regional events, including three brand new events

- The Tour de Triangle, presented by SAS, in Cary, North Carolina, raised $62,500

- The Steppin' Up for Kids virtual walk raised more than $72,000 nationwide

- The Minneapolis, Minnesota Holiday Boutique pop-up shop on the U.S. Bank Stadium field saw 26,000 visitors and raised over $22,000

• The Hazeltine Golf Classic in Chaska, Minnesota, raised an amazing $1.7 million in donations

• Many new UHCCF products were created and are sold on Amazon, including our fourth Oliver & Hope® storybook, three joke books written by kids for kids, a unique UHCCF PopSocket, and an Oliver & Hope coloring and activity book

• The UnitedHealth Group Employee Giving campaign raised more than $3.2 million, enough to award 1,800 medical grants for kids.

In all, we would not be able to make the kind of impact we did without your tireless support. We thank you for everything you have done for us, and hope that you'll join us for another amazing year ahead.

Sincerely,

MATT PETERSON President

GAYLE WOODIS Executive Director

DAVID HARVEY Treasurer

TERI HOVSEPIAN Assistant Treasurer

FAR A Z CHOUDHRY Legal Counsel and Secretary

2017 OFFICERS & STAFF MEMBERS

You Make the DIFFERENCE

MATT PETERSONPresident, UHCCF

JACK WICKENSChairman, National UHCCF Board of Directors

Matt Peterson Jack Wickens

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Fiona

Granting Hope. CHANGING LIVES.

With her bright smile and personality, you’d never know Fiona was born with megalencephaly-polymicrogyria-polydactyly-hydrocephalus syndrome, a rare genetic disorder caused by a malformation in her brain. Her disorder led to epilepsy, speech delays, and severe mobility impairment. With a UHCCF medical grant, Fiona’s family was able to purchase a medical stroller and wheelchair. We’re happy to say she’s now taking her first steps with a gait trainer and is focused on her next big goal of having fun at nearby parks and beaches all summer.

MANCHESTER, NEW HAMPSHIRE | AGE 3

Thanks to wonderful supporters like you, UnitedHealthcare Children's Foundation has the unbelievable opportunity to see amazing children overcome challenges. To show our thanks, we’d like to introduce you to some of the children and families you impacted. We hope you enjoy seeing the real difference you make in these young lives.

YOUR SUPPORT MEANS A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE

TOGETHER WE DO CHANGE LIVES.

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AnuheaFor a sweet girl like Anuhea, her speech impediment wasn’t enough to take away her smile. However, her need for speech therapy outside of school came at a great cost to her family. Fortunately, with a UHCCF medical grant, Anuhea was able to receive therapy that helped her communication and comprehension skills. Most importantly, it helped her make new friends.

RENTON, WASHINGTON | AGE 8

PrestonPreston loves sports, but when his Type 1 diabetes tried to slow him down, UHCCF helped ensure he stayed in the game.

Before receiving much-needed assistance,Preston would skip meals and tell his mom he wasn’t hungry to avoid being poked 10+ times a day to check his blood sugar levels. The UHCCF medical grant enabled Preston to get a sophisticated insulin pump and blood glucose monitoring system — allowing him to focus on being a kid again.

CYPRESS, TEXAS | AGE 10

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CarterWhile Carter loves being in the water, his first months were anything but smooth sailing. Within his first two weeks of life, Carter was diagnosed with Cystic Fibrosis, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and a milk allergy. A UHCCF medical grant gave Carter access to specialists and special formulas — allowing him to get better and do what he loves: splashing around and working on his impressive sandcastle-building skills.

MIDLOTHIAN, VIRGINIA | AGE 1

JewelAs an accomplished violinist and lacrosse player, Jewel is a thriving teenager. As a newborn, however, she experienced the challenges that come with a unilateral cleft lip and palate. Thanks to a UHCCF medical grant, Jewel recently received the necessary corrective surgery — fixing her condition and boosting her self-confidence.

NORCROSS, GEORGIA | AGE 17

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15,000+ GrantsThrough generous individual donations, corporate

contributions, fundraising events and sales from our

award-winning merchandise, UHCCF was able to fund

2,606 medical grants, valued at $4.7M, in 2017 – our

strongest year so far!

T H I S I S O N LY T H E B E G I N N I N G

Over the past 10 years, UHCCF has awarded more than

15,000 medical grants — valued at more than $40 million

— to children and families nationwide. These much-

needed grants have helped cover treatments associated

with cancer, diabetes, autism, Down syndrome, cerebral

palsy, and other health conditions.

These children are in a better place today because of

the support and generosity of UnitedHealth Group

employees, donors, individuals, and corporations.

We send a special thank you to all the volunteers

who made our 2017 fundraising events a success.

We couldn't have reached this important

milestone without you.

Together we helped 2,606 children andfamilies through the medical grants program.

As shown on the map above, the impact of the Foundation is nationwide. Our goal of awarding our 20,000th medical grant in 2020 is closer than ever!

2017 GRANTSAWARDED BY REGION

WEST448 Grants$860,803

CENTRAL1,329 Grants

$2,124,742

SOUTHEAST609 Grants$1,062,538

NORTHEAST220 Grants$684,158

TOTAL 15,363 MEDICAL GRANTS

$40,158,514*

*Since 2007

450grants

1,041grants

1,492grants

2,279grants

3,527grants$1.3M

$3M $4.5M

$7.2M

$10.8M

$14.9M

2007 2008 2010 2011 2012

grants4,893

$20.6M

2013

6,646grants

2009

$26M

2014

8,649grants

$30.8M

2015

10,641grants

$35.4M

2016

12,757grants

$40.1M

2017

15,363grants

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UNITEDHEALTH GROUP HEROES

Leave it to over 100 volunteers and thousands of participants at UnitedHealthGroup, Optum and UnitedHealthcare to rise to the occasion. With their help, UHCCF was able to launch our employee Hero Days event at over 100 sites across the nation, many included grant recipients as special guests, like Athulya, age 9, from Prior Lake, Minnesota. More than 7,000 employees donated financially to our grant program.

HERODays 2017

Last spring, people all across the nation took off on solo ventures and team treks to walk and raise money for UHCCF’s first-ever Steppin' Up for Kids virtual walk. The end result? Over 1,300 people walked and raised over $72,000! A huge thank you to all our fundraisers. It was fun to receive so many photos from your participation, too. We hope to see you out there May 1st through June 15th, 2018.

Steppin'Up for KIDSTHERE’S STRENGTH IN NUMBERS

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Tour de TriangleOn March 25th, cyclists in Cary, North Carolina, rode and raised over $62,500 at our inaugural Tour de Triangle Century Ride fundraiser. A special thanks to all our riders, donors, and great sponsors like SAS and Jarrett Jedlicka for planning this great event. UHCCF grant recipient, Max and his family were on hand to cheer on all the riders.

Frosty FatHeld on January 21st, the 1st Annual UHCCF Frosty Fat 40K Fat Bike Ride sent riders over the snowy, groomed trails of Hopkins, Minnesota — raising over $20,000 for UHCCF medical grants. Special thanks to UHCCF supporters Tony Wirz and Jeff Meyerhofer, the riders, sponsors, and other supporters for making this event a big, fat success.

Riding Into HEALTHIER Futures

Calling all UHCCF cycling enthusiasts! Follow the new UHCCF Hope Rides Facebook page to stay up-to-date on all UHCCF bike rides, cycling news, and much more.

FACEBOOK.COM/UHCCFHOPERIDES

Ride Into SpringUHCCF's Ride Into Spring online auction was a big success. Thank you to Rally Cycling for donating eight Diamondback bikes custom-inspired by UHCCF grant recipients that were auctioned off. Each was completely unique and shared the children's favorite themes. The auction raised more than $79,000 for UHCCF medical grants!

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Pro Cyclist for the DayEach year, the UnitedHealthcare Pro Cycling Team raises funds for our Foundation and honors a UHCCF grant recipient as the “Pro Cyclist for the Day” at one of their races. This year, 8-year-old Adelynn from Corona, California, was honored and presented with a team jersey, helmet and a bike during Stage 7 of the Amgen Tour of California race in Pasadena.

Velo & VinesOver 60 cyclists and hundreds of participants came together for the 3rd Annual Velo & Vines Century Ride in Healdsburg, California. The ride was led off by 14-year-old grant recipient Kaelyn, from Rexburg, Idaho, brought riders through beautiful wine country as they rode their way to raising over $165,000 for UHCCF medical grants. Special thanks to presenting sponsor SalesForce, sponsors Arnot-Roberts and TRPN, and to Jennifer and Nathan Roberts for making this event so special. Join us for the next Velo & Vines event on Saturday, June 9th, 2018.

MinnesotaCentury RideOn July 30th, the 6th Annual UHCCF Century Ride, presented by CA Technologies, proved to be a huge success – raising over $625,000 thanks to our 140+ riders, hundreds of donors, and fantastic sponsors. This event's fundraising efforts enabled us to fund nearly 300 UHCCF medical grants.

After the ride, we hosted our first-ever Optum Circle After Party at the Optum headquarters in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, sponsored by Availity. Riders and supporters celebrated a great ride with food trucks, live music from Bluewater Kings, kids’ activities sponsored by the YMCA, and even a silent auction. Thank you to Jeff Meyerhofer, Tony Wirz, and the UnitedHealthcare Training & Development team for making it all happen flawlessly. Join us for the next Minnesota Century Ride on Sunday, July 29th, 2018.

2017

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UHCCF Golf Classicat Hazeltine The 8th Annual UHCCF Golf Classic at Hazeltine in Chaska, Minnesota, home of the 2016 Ryder Cup, was a huge success thanks to 240 golfers, 60 sponsors, and our incredible donors. In total, we raised an astonishing $1.7 million for medical grants for children.

Beyond golf, participants enjoyed live music by Pelican212, exotic cars provided by Morrie’s Luxury Auto for the hole-in-one contest, wine tastings by Arnot-Roberts, a live and silent auction, and the Winner’s Choice raffle. Thanks to our emcee, Alicia Lewis, KARE11 news anchor, our sponsors and incredible grant families who joined us for this special day. Join us for the next UHCCF Golf Classic on Monday, July 31st, 2018.

We are proud to have our four grant recipient heroes from the 2017 Hazeltine event as our 2017/2018 ambassadors! Ten-year-olds Tatiana (Las Vegas, Nevada), Juliet (Seekonk, Massachusetts), Noah (Clermont, Florida), and Preston (Cypress, Texas) will participate in numerous 2018 UHCCF events!

UHCCF golf fundraising

events raised over

$2 million in 2017!

Going theDISTANCE

UHCCF LabCorp Golf Classic In its 8th year, the UHCCF LabCorp Golf Classic, presented by TeleTech in Rockville, Maryland on Monday, October 16th, 2017, was in peak form. With over 120 golfers teeing off at Manor Country Club, and bidding on great silent auction items, the event raised over $175,000. Grant recipients Larissa, age 7 and Kyle, age 8 both from Randallstown, Maryland and their families were on hand to cheer on the golfers as they played hard to help improve the lives of many more families.

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Northeast Golf ClassicOn September 26th, UnitedHealth Group leaders, sponsors, volunteers, grant recipient Juliet age 10, from local Seekonk, Massachussetts, and supporters headed to Lake of Isles Golf Club and Resort in North Stonington, Connecticut, for the 6th Annual UHCCF Northeast Golf Classic. By the end of their rounds, they managed to raise over $95,000 for medical grants for the region.

Special thanks to Miss Connecticut 2017 Eliza Kanner, actor Paul D’Amato, Commander Richard L. Iannucci, emcee and UHCCF northeast regional board member, Bill Golden, Ed Skopas, Stephen Farrell, Jay Putterman, and Pete Bompane.

Mississippi Golf ClassicGolfers from across Mississippi gathered on October 16th, at the Dancing Rabbit Golf Club in Choctaw, Mississippi, for a day of golfing and fundraising. Participants were rewarded for their hard work on the links with a post-tournament awards luncheon and live auction. The annual event raised more than $35,000 for medical grants.

A big thanks to Joe Ochipinti, Gulf Coast Plan CEO, for his leadership and efforts. Also, Stan Neese and Ayn Cook contributed greatly to make it a very successful event.

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Holiday Boutique Our UHCCF Holiday Marketplace at the Minneapolis, Minnesota, Holiday Boutique held at U.S. Bank Stadium was visited by more than 26,000 people — raising over $22,000 for the Foundation.

Mark your calendar and join us for the next Holiday Boutique on November 10th–12th, 2018. You’ll find great gifts, gourmet food and beverages, and a fun time — all in the name of raising money for kids in need.

Visit minneapolisholidayboutique.com for more information.

Florida Fishing EventLast May, Patrick Stamm, Don Reilly, and the Florida planning team reeled in $126,000 for UHCCF medical grants. Our annual Florida Fishing Event featured 13 boats, 14 vendors, and 56 attendees to the benefit of many families.

You Gave YOUR ALL WHEREVER YOU WERE

We couldn’t be more proud of how

successful all of our regional UHCCF

fundraising events were in 2017.

It’s thanks to the passion and effort

you gave us. Here are some event

highlights from the year.

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Teddy Bear Run Summerlin, Nevada, really showed its soft heart during our annual Teddy Bear Run on October 21st. This year, our fun 5K and 1-mile walk drew over 450 participants and raised over $19,000 for medical grants. Having grant recipients Karlee, 13 and Maximus, 12 from nearby Henderson, Nevada, there made the day that much better.

Brewsiana Bash Raising a glass to raise over $25,000 — we'll drink to that any day! At our first-ever Brewsiana Bash at Abita Brewery in Covington, Louisiana, over 50 people showed up to enjoy great Abita beers, Sweet Daddy’s BBQ, live music, and a silent auction.

Parents of three-year-old grant recipient, Mia, were there to share her story. Special thanks to Gulf Coast Plan CEO Joe Ochipinti and his wife Deirdre for hosting the event.

Night Outwith Our Heroes Rock & Reilly’s Rooftop in NYC was rocking during our Night Out with Our Heroes event in May — raising nearly $150,000! Over 300 supporters and special guest Boomer Esiason had fun raising money and celebrating our grant families. Special thanks to all our sponsors, UnitedHealthcare employees, Scott Lydon, Kimberly Santillo, Bill Golden, and Michael McGuire for organizing this event.

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Our Grins2 program is twice as fun for kids. Because when donors purchase a Grins2 gift bag, it actually impacts two children. One child receives the gift while the other has his or her life changed by a UHCCF medical grant. One simple gift. Two very big smiles.

Each Grins to Go gift bag is filled with an assortment of popular toys and activities designed for boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 12.

In April, our Grins2 campaign raised nearly $28,000 for UHCCF medical grants — impacting nearly 1,000 children at 235 hospitals and Ronald McDonald Houses.

Our summer Grins2 campaign brought many needed smiles and laughter to more than 350 children at 128 hospitals across the nation.

In December, 173 Grins to Go activity bags and 201 Oliver plush bears shipped out just in time for Christmas. Because of your generosity, a total of 374 children received a gift during the 2017 holiday season.

MAKE THEM SMILE ALL YEARGiving a Grins2 gift is easy:

• Sign up to donate a Grins to Go bag at www.uhccf.org/support-uhccf/shop/

• Select your preferred children's hospital

• Smile big. You just impacted the lives of 2 children!

Grins2™ Program Delivers Reasons to Smile

In 2017, seven Delivering Grins events were held where volunteers assembled 708 additional Grins to Go bags. These bags were donated to five worthy charities benefiting children.

Delivering Grins Events

Delivering Grins Spreads Joy1,394 Grins to Go activity bags and 1,001 Oliver plush bears shipped out in 2017. Thank you to

the many generous people who donated these items. Proceeds from these sales help fund UHCCF

medical grants -- while the purchased items continue to do good, bringing smiles to kids in

317 children's hospitals and Ronald McDonald Houses across the nation.

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The next time you want to go to an event, use tix4cause.com and designate UHCCF as your charitable partner. 90% of the sale price of donated tickets go back to UHCCF.

Supporters raised more than $31,000 for UHCCF in 2017 by simply purchasing tickets through the Tickets for Hope program. Help us to increase that amount even more in 2018.

MAKE THEM SMILE ALL YEARGiving a Grins2 gift is easy:

• Sign up to donate a Grins to Go bag at www.uhccf.org/support-uhccf/shop/

• Select your preferred children's hospital

• Smile big. You just impacted the lives of 2 children!

Ticketsfor HOPESEE A SHOW. RECEIVE APPLAUSE.

2019 Kidspiration CalendarWant to be reminded of the good you're doing all year? Get a 13-month calendar that features the goals and dreams of our grant recipients. Every one sold raises money for UHCCF medical grants, and will be available on Amazon.com in August 2018.

COMING SOON

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Visit our Amazon store to get great gifts that help raise money for UHCCF. Want to do even more? Love Amazon? Shop smile.amazon.com. Choose UHCCF as your charity and Amazon will automatically donate a portion of the proceeds to our Foundation — at no cost to you.

Gifts thatdo GOOD

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Oliver & Hope PuzzlesUHCCF partnered with Ravensburger to create a box set of 3 puzzles featuring UHCCF’s Oliver & Hope and friends. Each puzzle is a scene from the beautifully-illustrated Oliver & Hope storybook series, and includes 49 pieces.

Oliver & Hope’s Coloring and Activity BookJoin Oliver, Hope and their friends on a journey through all four of their storybook adventures! Kids can color, draw and complete the activities to bring the stories to life.

NEW to you. Great for them.

PopSocketWe’re excited to partner with PopSocket — the easiest way to hang onto your phone or digital tablet. Each UHCCF PopSocket features Hope, our iconic butterfly.

LAUNCHED IN 2017

LAUNCHED IN 2017

LAUNCHED IN 2017

In 2017, we offered new gifts on Amazon. Proceeds from every sale went toward raising money for medical grants — because we believe all gifts should give back.

Three Times the FunIn July of 2017, UHCCF released 3 additional Little Book of Big Laughs Joke Books, for a total of 6 in the series. Birthday, Holiday & Celebration Jokes, Eats, Treats & Sweets Jokes and Cool Jokes for Summer are sure to bring smiles to readers and to the grant recipients who benefit from the proceeds of these books.

LAUNCHED IN 2017

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GermanyAt UHCCF, we’re extremely proud to see how far Germany has come. When we first met her in 2014, she had recently been diagnosed with chronic fatigue, fibromyalgia, a leg tumor, and a low-grade tumor in her cerebellum, which made it difficult for her to sleep. Today, she is all smiles and living life to the fullest.

As one of our 2017 grant recipients, we’re happy to report that Germany is currently pursuing her dream of becoming a nurse. After spending so much time in hospitals, she was inspired by the great nurses who took care of her. Now, she wants to be there for other children in need so she can make them feel better too. Beyond nursing, Germany loves to draw and sing — talents we’re sure her future patients will love.

PAYSON, ARIZONA | AGE 16

Autism Speech Disorder Hearing Loss Developmental Delay Plagiocephaly Diabetes Cancer Cerebral Palsy Down Syndrome

Top Medical ConditionsFOR GRANTS AWARDED IN 2017

Speech Therapy ABA Therapy Occupational Therapy Hearing Aids Surgery Doctor/Specialist Physical Therapy Cranial Helmet Medications Diabetic Supplies

Top Medical TreatmentsFOR GRANTS AWARDED IN 2017

Top Insurance CarriersFOR GRANTS AWARDED IN 2017

Blue Cross Blue ShieldUnitedHealthcareCignaAetnaTRICAREHumanaKaiser

WH E R E A R E TH E Y N OWG R A NT R ECI PI E NT U PDATE

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Terry ClarkAlexis GlickDavid Hefner

Jeannine RivetFred SiegelJack Wickens

2017 National Board Members

2017 Regional Board Members

John BievenourElizabeth CanisSherry DavisTricia GereghtyMary GoodJames Hoyle, M.D.Daniel OhmanDan ShanerJanice Zigler

CENTRAL

Wendy ArnoneBob BishopKeith Frey, M.D.Bob HartRobert HeinemeierJennifer RobertsMandeep Sahani, M.D.

WEST

WEST JORDAN, UTAH | AGES 8

Twins Anna and Kate share everything from looks toeven the same laughter. Unfortunately, they also share Apraxia of Speech — the disconnect from the brain to mouth that makes speech difficult. After receiving UHCCF medical grants, Anna and Kate were able to get the frequent, intense speech therapy they needed to focus on the fun things in life.

For Anna, that’s dancing. You can find her twirling, leaping, and expressing herself all day, any day. Her natural ability as a dancer is truly a gift for her family to watch. Kate is equally active, though she prefers the tumbling mat. Through flips, tricks, handsprings, and back tucks, she’s gained the confidence she needs to master anything she wants. Both are inspirations to us all.

Bill DelmageBill GoldenChris HandleyEllen KelsayElizabeth Lange, M.D.Jeff Schor, M.D.Ed SkopasDiane Souza

NORTHEAST

Kathy Benson, M.D.Tom ChoateMichelle FullerJeff Hirschfield, M.D.Nancy HumbertWayne Jenkins, M.D.Tom NicolBeth Rubio

SOUTHEAST

WH E R E A R E TH E Y N OWG R A NT R ECI PI E NT U PDATE

Anna & Kate

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S T A T E M E N T O F F I N A N C I A L P O S I T I O N A S O F D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 7 & 2 0 1 6

UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation, Inc.Financials

ASSETS 2017 2016

Cash and cash equivalents $7,947,330 $7,373,102

Contributions receivable, net 40,119 36,570

Prepaid expenses 32,370 20,323

Inventory 188,103 266,609

TOTAL ASSETS $8,207,922 $7,696,604

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Accounts and grants payable $1,636,693 $1,760,565

Deferred Revenue 33,585 105,183

Unrestricted net assets 6,537,644 5,830,856

TOTAL LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS $8,207,922 $7,696,604

REVENUE 2017 2016

Contribution revenue $4,741,097 $4,754,089

Special event revenue, net of costs of direct benefit to

donors of $296,623 and $285,642, respectively $2,914,499 $2,240,288

Interest income 13,107 13,342

Total Revenue $7,668,703 $7,007,719

EXPENSES

Program grants and services $5,480,876 $4,982,772

Management and general 97,564 65,223

Fundraising 1,383,475 1,105,820

Total Expenses $6,961,915 $6,153,815

CHANGE IN UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS 706,788 853,904

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS - Beginning of Year 5,830,856 4,976,952

UNRESTRICTED NET ASSETS - END OF YEAR $6,537,644 $5,830,856

S T A T E M E N T O F A C T I V I T I E S F O R T H E Y E A R S E N D E D D E C E M B E R 3 1 , 2 0 1 7 & 2 0 1 6

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thank you!Charles AaronJen AbelDanelle AldermanJoy Alexander Jeff AlterChris AlterSophie AmerCharlotte AndersonJulie AndersonAmy Andreana Alex ApplebySarita Aranda Eric AskegaardJill AweSara BallAnthony BanksRobert BarnesLynn BartelsMarissa BartelsRebecca BauschKaren BebchukJill BergLavonne BiedermanScott BiedermanKathleen Bishop-HerouxKathy BoatwrightDevlin BordersChris BridgemanMike BrunswickDan CainLiz Calzadillo-FialloAnthony CarrGretchen CarrollLeslie J. CarterCharles CernigliaThanh ChristiansonDustin ClarkTim ConsdorfMike Cotnoir

James CroninAmy DaltonSarah DemannNicole DombrowskiJane DuncanMichaella EkisolaElaine ElliottShawn EngelBrian FoppesJulie Wilson FolwlerCathy FriteaKaren GaleyBrian Garrison Nicole GetadusKimberly GellmanDon GiancursioTracye GilesWilliam GoldenTracy GongMaria Gordon-ShydloCara GulbronsonAlisa GrandeKelly HandleyCindy HarrisonDave HarveyTrevor HayesLisa HennenRosaura R HernandezAlyssa HodnikWill HolmanMicaela HonkanenCristina HowellJarrett JedlickaBethany JennenSara JensenTerry Jones Kate KanneAme KehoeRand Kirmeier

Mary Jane KotBilly KrikacJane KuhnCraig LafiandraChristopher K. LawKelly LeonardAlicia LewisDeborah LillyScott LydonNick MahaffeyTaja MahaffeyChristie MalletLaurie Mandell Paul MardenTony MarusicMichelle MascellaTyler MasonSonia MattsonMary McElrath-JonesMichael McGuireJeffrey MeyerhoferMehan MeyerhoferBecky MillerGreg MillerGladys Molinares Jon MurrayStan NeeseDenise NelsonAlicia NelsonChristine O’BrienTammy O’Hare Joe OchipintiJay OlstadScott OttoSteve ParsonsSusan PartenChristine Poniatowski Matt PowerKelly Preese

Nick PreeseNelson RainsJeannie ReichelDonald R. ReillyAngela RichmondJennifer RobertsNathan RobertsMatt RodriguezLisa RotherKevin RuthKyle ScottAnne SheltonShawn ShulteDonni Sims-Weaver Barbara SkjerpingTom SoladayJoe St. OngeLauren StantonSuz StiyerTina SummervilleKym Terwilliger Laurine Tibaldi, MD Kathy TrickleJennifer TurnerMeredith VoltinSheila WentzAnne WichmannTherese WichmannSam WiebeTony WirzWendy WirzDezi WoodisGayle WoodisJuldyz WoodisKen WoodisTony WoodisPam WysockiNick Zaffiris

You gave timeto give them hope UHCCF volunteers mean everything to us and the families we support. Thank you for giving everything you've got and expecting nothing but our unending love in return.

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GIVING CIRCLE COMPASSION(ORGANIZATIONS)$5,000+AARP FoundationAARP ServicesAccell North America, Inc.

dba Diamond BackAdobeAlliant Insurance

Services Inc.Alston & BirdAon FoundationApertureAtmosphere Commercial

InteriorsAttest Health Care AdvisorsAvaility LCCBarclaysBenefitmallByram Healthcare

Centers Inc.Carecore National LLC dba

Evicore HealthcareCBS Corporation EcomediaCH Robinson InternationalChange HealthcareChildren’s National Health

SystemCiox HealthCircuit Global Sports

ManagementCognizant US CorpConcentrixContivitiConvergys CorporationCrawford AdvisorsDatamatics Global

Services, Inc.Dell Usa LPDeloitteDorsey & WhitneyD-Wise TechnologiesEMC CorporationEssilor of America Inc.EXL Service Holdings Inc.Ernst & YoungFaegre Baker Daniels LLPFidelity CharitableFirstsource Transactions

ServicesFiservFresenius Medical Care

Corporate

Global Employment Solutions

HLM Management Co. LLCHub InternationalIBMIngram MicroInsperityJones Lang Lasalle

AmericasJpmorgan Chase & Co.KCIKelly Integral Solutions LLCKPMGLabcorp of AmericaLaboratory Corp of

America HoldingsLeo Burnett Company Inc.Lockton Northeast

Series of Lockton Companies LLC

Logisticare Solutions LLCMAPR Techologies Inc.MCG Health LLCMcgough Construction

Company Inc.Medical Faculty

Associates Inc.MedtronicMorgan StanleyMultiplan Inc.NBC UniversalOptum Services Inc.OptuminsightP&R Dental Strategies LLCPacific Healthworks LLCPegasystems Inc..PeriscopeProfessional Group

Marketing Inc.Pure Storage Inc.QBEQuest DiagnosticsRadnetRally Health Inc.Rally CyclingSapient CorporationSavoy AssociatesSavvysherpa LLCShutterflySkygen USASolutranSourcehov LLC Inc.Spectera Inc.Steelcase

Stewart Sneed HewesSun Life FinancialTeladocTeleperformanceTeleTechTeradataThree Rivers Provider

NetworkTivity HealthUnitedHealth FoundationUnitedHealthcareUSI Insurance Services LLCVoya FinancialWeinberg, Wheeler, Hudgins,

Gunn & DialWPPYmarketingZelis HealthcareZipongo

GENEROSITY(ORGANIZATIONS)$1,000+ABB Optical GroupAcrisure LLCAcuity Group of

Mississippi LLCAlan & Amy Meltzer Family

Foundation Inc.Arthur Gallagher & Co.Austin & Co Inc.BancorpsouthBenefits Management

Group Inc.Bouchard InsuranceBridgeport Fittings, Inc.Brown & Brown Insurance

of Nevada, Inc.CAIPACapital Digestive CareCapital Women’s CareCareguardian Inc.CBPCityMDClayton E Johnson

Insurance Services Inc.CollaberaCollaborative Care

Svcs Inc.Community Foundation

Sonoma CountyCompain Anderson Azar Ltd.Compass Rose

Benefits Group

Conning Inc.Convey Health SolutionsCook Maran &

Associates Inc.Corporate Care

International Inc.Cotiviti USA LLCCrystal & CompanyDental Benefit Prov Inc.Digital InsuranceDoctors Community

Hospital Foundation Inc.DSS ResearchEB Employee SolutionsEmerson Reid & Co.Filco Fiduciary

Intermediary Ltd.Forrest General HospitalHam Lake Area Chamber

of CommerceHamilton Insurance AgencyHealth Fitness

Concepts LLCHealthpassHood IndustriesHorizontal IntegrationHoward IndustriesInsurance Advisory GroupInsurance AssociatesIronshore Management Inc.Jewish Communal FundJudge Technical

Services Inc.Kelly Insurance

Services Inc.KnowledgentLithia Motors Support

Services Inc.LJ Associates Inc.

dba LJ AviationLogistics Health Inc.Louisiana Children’s

Medical CenterMei Chi LiquorsMidland OpticalModern Optical Intl.ModisNapa Management Services

CorporationNPF Corporate ServicesOchsner Health SystemParagon PartnersPMP Mgmt Grp LLCPrivia Health LLC

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Professional Group PlansProfessional Pensions Inc.Protocol Driven

Healthcare, Inc.Rampart Benefit

Planning Inc.Regions InsuranceRogers Benefit GroupRoss & YergerSandy Spring BankSherman Werst

Wealth AdvisorsShipman & Goodwin LLPShydlo Communication LLCSouthern Farm BureauSouthern Tire MartSt John The Baptist

Catholic SchoolSterling & Sterling

Insurance Inc.Strategic Wellness &

Insurance Management Services Inc.

SundogSutter Bay

Medical FoundationThe Dial Family FoundationThe Ong Family FoundationThe Taylor GroupThe Woodlands Office ParkTransamerica Life

Insurance Co.University of Maryland

Medical SystemU.S. TrustVericred, Inc.Xerox

KINDNESS(ORGANIZATIONS)$500+Abel CommunicationsCorporate Synergies

Group LLCEcolsciences Inc.Employee Benefits

Corporation of AmericaFusion StormGilsbar Management

Services LLCGoron Feinblatt LLCHollis Companies LLCLaris Insurance Agency LLCLouisiana CompaniesLSUMorgan-White Group Inc.National Assn Naval Veteran

Port 5 EventsNetwork For GoodNFP Mid-Atlantic Sg LLCSalesforce.com

Satisloh North AmericaSelect Comfort

CorporationSomatusSonic Automotive Inc.The Clay FirmThe US Charitable Gift TrustTreasure Chest CasinoTrue BenefitYourpfo Consulting LLCLockard & Williams

COMPASSION(PERSONAL GIFTS)$5,000+Jeff AlterLisa BrightonDwayne BlackBrian BrueckmanDan CainChris ColemanMary CurtinDavid DialPatrick FeyenJason GorevicGray HamptonAbigail JohnsonCraig KastenKevin KnarrGreg KurowskiDonald LangerJohn LoveladyRichard LungenJeff & Mehan MeyerhoferDarren MoquistIkenna OkezieMatt PetersonAustin PittmanJeannine RivetSteve RusckowskiWilliam & Diane SchofieldDaniel SchumacherEdward SkopasChristopher SmithStewart SwedaBrian ThompsonAtul VashisthaLynn WetherbeeDale WhiteDavid WhitwellDave & Anne WichmannGayle Woodis

GENEROSITY(PERSONAL GIFTS)$1,000+Matthew AafedtCharles AaronMark AllenChris AlterDave Ament

Brad AndersonRebecca AndersonScott ArnoldJill AweDavid BaileyMatthew BaileyMichael BakerDennis BarnesChristopher BeaverJim BeckerDiane BehmBrian BellowsSimon BeltranTracy BergChelsey BerstlerThomas BesselmanLavonne BiedermanPaul BihmMichael BodackPeter BompanePhilippa BondAl BowlesLee BrockwayCindy BrooksForrest BurkeChad BurkholderArthur BurnsDaniel CaligiuriLiz CanisTove CarlsonKevin CarlsonErin CarnishPaul CirilloTerry ClarkJed CloernJen CodarreJames ColemanMichael ConnlyJohn ConteMike CotnoirNyle CottingtonSandra CramerMonica DamrowClaudia DannerNicholas DauMichael DeimanLouis DestefanoHerbert DomerValerie DonovanBob DullyStacey DupreeBenjamin EkloThomas ElliottKaren EricksonRicardo EverettCharles FalconeStephen FarrellBrian FeitelPatient FirstRichard FlederPatrick Flynn

Matthew FollettRandy FordKevin FrancisKathy FreemanCatherine FridellDaniel GauthierRia GergerChris GilbertGianni GiugnoDonovan GoertzenDan GoldHoward GoldWilliam GoldenBrent GrayBradley GreenbergTed GroesbeckSteve GudvangenMark GuinanMatthew GustafsonJames GutowJohn HabenThomas HamlinPaula Hanson-KahnLaura HartDavid HarveyMichael HarvieCraig HasdayEric HasemanGreg HayhurstMackenzie HealStaci HeroldNancy HickmanAdam HjerpeMatthew IovaldiTracy JacksonJarrett JedlickaBrian JohnsonJeri JonesGarell JordanMolly JosephTimothy KajaPaul KallmeyerKathleen KanneCarol KaufmanPhilip KaufmanCraig KeaneyDavid KerskiJohn KingMichael KingRand KirmeierCraig KisseberthKendle Klein-SmithDavid KoEric KokRoberta KoleckLisa KraskaAnn KroellsShane KroeplinChristian KropacDarlene KrutaRichard Kwok

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GENEROSITY(PERSONAL GIFTS)$1,000+ (CONT.)Edward LagerstromBrian LarkinKelly LeonardVivian LindsayCheryl LippertWilliam LowAndrew LubashJeffrey LuchtMickey LyonsAndrew MackenzieTaja MahaffeyJosh MandellKathleen MarshallStephanie MartinMichael MatteoThomas McGuireMichael McGuireJoseph McKeonStephen MooneyMary MurleyLynn MyhranRabindar NakarmiStan NeeseJeremy NelsonThomas NicolTimothy NoelDavid NorbackJennifer O’BrienLarry OlsonTrudy OlsonLaurie PaidoshChristina Palme-KrizakStephen ParsonsDave PelnerSusan PersbyHeather PetersonJodie PhillipsKaren PiacentiniSally PidgeSteven PolleiJohn PrinceKirk PumphreyT J PutnamPeter RaineyTom RaleyJohn RexJohn ReynoldsTodd RichterLee RobertsJennifer RobertsSusan RobinsonGeorge RogersBruce RohrichDaniel RosenthalDaniel RothPaul RuniceStanley RuszkowskiKevin Ruth

John RyanAngelo SaakeDavid SannJoseph SavastaMarie SchmittMelissa SedorCarrie SeehaferSeth SerxnerPaul SheilsKristina SheridanBruce SingletonPatrick SirSuzanne SmithDaynita SmithDiane SouzaDave SparkmanBeth StatelyChristopher StidmanDenise StraitKathryn SullivanClinton TestaDavid ThompsonKelli ThompsonVictoria ThompsonKarl UlfersJohn VergaJeffery VerneyEtan WallsWillis Towers WatsonRob WebbErin WesslingJim WhelanJack WickensScott WidenerThomas WifflerJonathan WilsonCraig WoodwardJessica Droste YaganMark ZagorskiJanice ZiglerRobert ZorcikSteven ZuckerKeith Zuckerman

KINDNESS(PERSONAL GIFTS)$500+Christine AbbottLorena AcostaEugene AgrestaJim AllisonJoseph AltmanSophie AmerStephanie AmorusoCraig AndersonJulie AndersonKatherine AngusAmy ArcherWendy ArnoneWilliam AtkinsonThierry Attias

Nathan AuckDaniel BabcockKamil BaclawskiDarrell BaileyMarie BakerLauri BalbiDaniel BarberSonia BartzMichelle Bavaro-NielsonJean-Francois BeauleSusan BechardJames BeckerJames BedardMary Jane BeesonDella BennionRichard BerendsKarrin BergTim BergesonRobert BerkopecBlake BerquistKathleen Bishop-HerouxChristopher BlanchardRandy BlumBo BostonJoel BradleyPamela BradyRobert BraicoAvis BraschaykoHelmut BraunMark BremerAndrew BrennanDorothy BrinkRobert BroomfieldBeret BrostLeann BruggerSharon BurkeMichael BurkhardtMike BurnsMelinda BurwellRachel ButlerJennifer BuzbeePetra-Kate CalifanoChristopher CarlsonLaura CarmichaelAnthony CarrTobey CarrelShannon CarrollKaren CassidyLarry CavanaughPasquale CelliJoseph ChalastraRobyn ChoateMichael ChristensonLaura CiavolaMary Ann ClackoAdam CohenSaundra ConnorsDavid CookAllan CorkumTracey CostelloDavid Court

Christopher CoxSharon Craig-PippinWilliam CroweJani DanielHugh DawsonAnton De RooJeffery DenneyTiffany DiamondTimothy DimartinoRobert DistefanoMichelle DonaldsonJulene DonnayRichard DonnellyRita DonovanScott DorowJane DuncanBrian DuvallAdam EasterdaySteven EastlackDebby EldridgeRobert EmersonLee EmrichAlyssa EricksonJohn EricksonPatricia ErnstCharles FanJoyce FarrellDave FeldnerWren FeyereisenMary FidukAndrea FieldMary FischerBud FlagstadTerence FlemingLisa FloodSusan FlormanCheri FochsKimberly FoleyJohn FrankSandra GalianGarth GardnerKevin GardnerCheri GeraffoPaula GeroldRebecca GishPeter GladitschFrancesca GlaserWilliam GlasgowJennifer GodiyalPamela GoldJanna GoodrichMarlene GordonBrian GrabowskiEd GreenbaumGary GrinerChristina GruterMaureen HamiltonPaul HansenPatricia HarbinRita HareDale Harn

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Jason HarrisonTedd HauserCarrie HauserRandy HawkinsPaul HebertJulie HeimanJoy HelferRobert HendrixJanna HessGregory HibbardJeffrey HinckKrista HollowayKirk HopkinsTim HopkinsStephanie HoverAnthony HoweyJay Ver HulstBrad HuntDesmond HusseyJeffrey JacksonOlga JacobsWilliam JacobsonJennifer JeeSharon JeromePatricia JochamThad JohnsonKaren JohnsonTom KellyAnne KellyChris KentAngela Kepley CarrierJacqueline KienzleCraig KingDana KirwinDavid KischCharles KnappYvonne KoehnDiana KongevickMichael KralJohn KrantzJohn KresbachKimberly KruegerCynthia KruseDerek KuehnDanmy KuoTami KurtzweilRichard LahrmanOlivier LaurentChristopher LauxAndrew LenkMatthew LevinThomas LewisCatherine LewisKurt LewisBrent LingenRichard LoeberSuzanne LookmanAmir LozaniLinda LundeenScott LydonMarion Macaro

Joan MadrenDeborah MahoneyMark MajewskiThomas ManderfeldJudy MannNancy MarchPaul MardenLisa MarengoKaren MariskaCJ MarkKevin MaroneyJohn MarsalekDavid MasciaMarelle Matyk-RoeterCarrie MaurerTeri McAfeeGary McCabeHarriet McCrickertW Thomas McEneryAlisha McGeeBrian McGuireMichael McInnisBraden McLellanLinda McMullenSamuel MeckeyMatthew MellorTiffany MeloAndrea MetcalfJeffrey MeyerhoferKimberley MillerBen MillerRebecca MillerGregory MillerJay MincksShawn MobleyPaul MonteRichard MontwillLaurie Combs MorganMary MorganCarolynn MorizzoJeff MuddJonathon MurrayJohn NaylorSheila NelsonDenise NelsonKhristina NeuvilleSusan NicholsRebecca NicolayWilliam NicolayMichele NielsenEstella NjorogeMary OakleafDennis O’BrienPatrick O’BrienJoseph OchipintiTammy O’HareTricia OldenbergStephen OlinAudrey O’NeillDennis O’TooleScott Otto

Nicholas PageMargaret PalmerRebecca ParadiseWard ParkerChristy PattersonGregory PavlicMichelle PearsonZachary PeeryJack PeggAlaina PersingerChristine PhillipsShannon PierceLisa PitcockMarscha PizzinoRobert PlourdeNanette PooleBryan PriestVincent RadinieriRoberto RamirezSean RasmussenJonathan RasmussenKimberly ReavesRae RetekChristy RevsbeckSharon RicciutiRegan RistichRina RiveraJane RizzioTodd RobertiNathan RobertsColin RogersCarissa RollinsJustin RothCynthia RuckerSheri SableSanthosh SalverRobert SanfordKally SantosFrancine SartellPamela SaundersMarianne ScheetzSerena SchellStephen SchenemanLisa SchmidtDawnette SchmidtGary SchmittHenry SchmitzRyan SchoeneckerJoshua SchorMichael ScomaKyle ScottRachel ScottKaren ScottEdward ShannonBrendan SheaMatthew ShorsLinda SimmonsJudith SinnAdam SintonAshley SluisBenjamin Smereczniak

Nadine SmithAra SmithSean SmithScott SmithKevin SmithBrian SorumThomas SpenceAnita SprungRyan StangleLisa StarinVictoria StensliePaul StephanMargie StevensDavid SturkeyRobert SujeckiStephen SwansonSarah SworMartha TempleBruce TepferMary TeylanRichard ThomasRuss ThomasKimberly TinnJudy ToMartin ToombKay TouchetteJoseph TricaricoAmanda TunheimChris TurnauLauren TyndallVernon UhlenbrauckLee ValentaSharon Van RooijenJill VierraDebra VincentMichelle VollrathMichele WallMichael WallJacqueline WamstadJohn WayneMichelle WebbChristine WebsterDavid WeinandtCarole WendorffMyron WerleyGary WestFritz WilhelmEmily WilliamsSharion WiltonTony WirzTed WongRhett WoodsMichael YeeMaryann YuDavid ZanzeSandra ZeimetKathleen Ziehm

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"When my son, Bentley, was two years old, I noticed a severe speech delay. I brought him to Children’s Hospital of Atlanta where they recommended he start speech therapy. Unfortunately, with our insurance not covering speech therapy and Bentley already in feeding therapy for his refusal to eat, I literally didn’t know how I could afford it.

Thankfully, UHCCF awarded us a $1,000 medical grant for his speech therapy. I’m proud to say that Bentley is now six and his speech is doing well. I can now understand him and his teachers and doctors have noticed a big improvement. Thank you for everything. We will be forever grateful!"

-- Nicole (Bentley's Mom)

MOUNT DORA, FLORIDA | AGE 6Bentley

"My daughter, Julia, has achondroplasia — the most common form of dwarfism. Since her birth, we have reached our $4,000 deductible every year due to MRIs, multiple surgeries, and associated tests.

We just want to say how incredibly thankful we are to have received multiple UHCCF medical grants throughout the years. Not only has each grant provided the financial support our family needed, it has helped us worry less."

--Angela (Julia's Mom)

CINCINNATI, OHIO | AGE XJulia

"Our 5-year-old daughter, Winnie, has had Type 1 diabetes since 16 months old. As parents of a young child with Type 1 diabetes, we must constantly be monitoring our child for symptoms of hypoglycemia or hyperglycemia. Being so young, she did not know how to tell when her blood sugar was high or low.

With the UHCCF grant money, we purchased a Dexcom continuous glucose monitor — a small device that inserts a thin wire under Winnie’s skin to measure her blood glucose 24/7. This tool has been invaluable for us and her teachers. But, for Winnie, it gives her the freedom to be a kid. We cannot thank you enough for that."

-- Michelle (Winnie's Mom)

MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA | AGE 5Winnie

Thanks from our Families

" Just wanted to say Thank You again! Your gift was such a blessing to us. We will pay it forward one day, we promise!"

-- Jeanne (Isaiah's Mom)

BATON ROUGE, LOUISIANA | AGE 3Isaiah

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The UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation offers medical grants that provide financial relief for families who have children with medical needs not covered, or not fully covered, by their commercial health insurance plan. Families do not need to have UnitedHealthcare insurance to be eligible. Please help us give the gift of hopeto families in need. Visit UHCCF.org to reviewthe application criteria and how the grant process works.

How to Apply for a Grant

Your donation will help fund medical grants in your region that help children access new or continued medical treatment. Anyone interested in donating and supporting UHCCF's mission can visit UHCCF.org to make an online contribution, or you may send us a check, payable to UnitedHealthcare Children’s Foundation, MN017-W400, P.O. BOX 41, Minneapolis, MN 55440-0041.

If you are a UnitedHealth Group employee, you can give any amount on a one-time or recurring basis through payroll deduction, credit card, or PayPal at giving.uhg.com. For every dollar UnitedHealth Group employees donate to UHCCF, the United Health Foundation will match 100%. This doubles the impact of every dollar you give!

JerryAt age 3, Jerry was diagnosed with an oral sensory disorder that required occupational therapy. During his therapy, doctors discovered numerous underlying motor skill concerns, and recommended physical therapy as well. A UHCCF medical grant helped Jerry’s family ease the financial concern of his ongoing therapies and orthotic shoe inserts. Today, Jerry is your typical 6-year-old, bike-riding, jump-roping, fun-loving boy — just as he should be.

STORY CITY, IOWA | AGE 6

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Without your support, UHCCF would not be able to help improve the lives of children and families across the nation. Since 2007, your donations have enabled us to deliver over

15,000 medical grants totaling over $40 million. And, we’re just getting started!

Since day one, Dominic has been a fighter. Born at just 29 weeks and weighing only 2-lbs., 7-oz., Dominic has already seen his fair share of battles. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, cortical visual impairment, epilepsy, and periventricular leukomalacia, he requires a wheelchair and other specialized mobility equipment to get around. With a UHCCF medical grant, his parents were able to afford his first wheelchair, which gave him the freedom to be a kid and enabled them to take him places more easily.

Today, Dominic is a happy, fun-loving little boy who loves music, super heroes, reading, being with friends at school, and hippotherapy — where he gets to ride a horse! He even participated in the Hamilton County Special Olympics track and field spring meet, where he competed in the 10-meter assisted walk. Way to go, Dominic!

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