12 & 12, Inc. nn 918-664-4224 • www.12and12.org Provides a full range of drug and alcohol treatment programs focused on a person’s specific needs, regardless of their ability to pay.A New Leaf n 918-451-1491• www.anewleaf.org Supports children and adults with developmental disabilities via residential respite, living skills classes and vocational training/placement.Ability Resources n 918-592-1235 • www.ability-resources.org Provides services and information to assist people with disabilities attain and maintain personal independence.American Red Cross, Tulsa Area Chapter nn 918-831-1100 • www.tulsaredcross.orgHelps families prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies, and provides community health education and training programs.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma n 918-744-4400 • www.bbbsok.orgFacilitates one-to-one mentoring friendships between children and caring volunteers through community-based and site-based programs.Boy Scouts of America, Indian Nations Council n918-743-6125 • www.okscouts.orgA year round program providing character building programs focused on leadership, life skills and outdoor learning for youth 7 to 21.The Bridges Foundation n 918-592-3333 • www.thebridgesfound.orgProvides employment services and living skills training for adults with developmental disabilities. Bristow Social Services, Inc. n 918-367-5400 • www.bristowhelps.org Helps those in crisis with emergency utility assistance, prescription assistance, clothing, and more.Broken Arrow Neighbors n 918-251-7781 • www.baneighbors.comProvides basic needs assistance to financially disadvantaged residents of Broken Arrow.Broken Arrow Seniors n 918-259-8377 • www.brokenarrowseniors.comProvides programs and services that help seniors maintain a healthy, independent lifestyle.Camp Fire USA Green Country Council n918-592-2267 • www.tulsacampfire.orgProvides asset-building programs and activities for boys and girls, Pre-K through 12th grade, and their families.Caring Community Friends, Inc. n918-224-6464 • www.caringcommunityfriends.orgProvides food, clothing, infant needs, utilities and prescription assistance in Sapulpa, Kellyville, Kiefer, Mounds and Oakhurst. Center for Employment Opportunities n 918-894-6561 • www.ceoworks.orgDedicated to providing immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women with recent criminal convictions.

The Center for Individuals with Physical Challenges nn918-584-8607 • www.tulsacenter.orgProvides a variety of rehabilitative fitness, adaptive sports and recreation programs, and community outings for people with physical challenges.Child Abuse Network, Inc. n918-624-0200 • www.childabusenetwork.orgBrings multiple agencies together under one roof to provide non-traumatic child abuse investigation and crisis intervention services.Circle of Care - Frances E. Willard Ministry Center nn918-583-9506 • www.circleofcare.orgProvides services to support foster care families, along with transitional housing and services for homeless women and their children.Community Action Project of Tulsa County nn918-382-3200 • www.captc.orgHelps individuals and families in economic need achieve self-sufficiency through early childhood education and asset-building services.Community Service Council of Greater Tulsa n918-585-5551 • www.csctulsa.orgProvides leadership for community-based planning and action to prevent and reduce social and health problems.Credit Counseling Centers of Oklahoma nn918-744-5611 • www.cccsofok.orgProvides money management and credit education through confidential counseling sessions and community workshops.Creek County Literacy Program n 918-224-9647 • www.creekliteracy.orgProvides free confidential tutoring for adults and children.Crossroads, Inc. n 918-749-2141 • www.crossroadsok.orgA psychosocial clubhouse model program that provides hope, opportunities and choices for adults who have a mental illness.Crosstown Learning Center, Inc. n918-582-1457 • www.crosstowntulsa.orgProvides nationally accredited early care and learning for children through pre-kindergarten, as well as for infants.Domestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS)/Call Rape nn918-743-5763 • www.dvis.orgProvides counseling, shelter, transitional living, court advocacy and education services to families affected by domestic and sexual violence.Eastern Oklahoma Donated Dental Services n918-742-5544 • www.eodds.orgFree dental care for low-income seniors and individuals with disabilities in eastern Oklahoma (918 area code region).Family & Children’s Services nn 918-587-9471 • www.fcsok.orgProvides behavioral health care, child abuse, early childhood family support and family life education services across the lifespan.Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma n 918-749-2551 • www.girlscoutseastok.orgA leadership development experience for girls 5-17 who discover, connect and take action to make the world a better place.

Goodwill Industries of Tulsa nn 918-584-7291 • www.goodwilltulsa.orgProvides work opportunities, job training and support services for people with disabilities or other employment barriers.Homelife Association n 918-745-1114 • www.homelifeok.orgProvides support and life skills training in a home setting for individuals with developmental disabilities.Hospice of Green Country n 918-747-2273 • www.hospiceofgreencountry.orgProvides compassionate and quality end-of-life care to patients and families regardless of ability to pay.KIPP: Tulsa College Preparatory n 918-794-8652 • www.kipptulsa.orgA national network of free, open-enrollment, public charter schools helping underserved students persist to and through college.Legal Aid Services of Oklahoma nn 918-584-3338 • www.legalaidok.orgProvides assistance to low-income and elderly persons with non-criminal legal issues.LIFE Senior Services nn 918-664-9000 • www.LIFEseniorservices.orgProvides information, education and resources to seniors and their caregivers to promote independence, dignity and quality of life.Margaret Hudson Program nn 918-833-9860 • www.margarethudson.orgProvides education and support for pregnant teens including comprehensive academic, social and health services and child care.Mental Health Association in Tulsa nnn 918-585-1213 • www.mhat.orgPromotes mental health and mental disorder prevention through advocacy, education, housing and support services.Metropolitan Tulsa Urban League n 918-584-0001 • www.mtul.orgEmpowers minorities and the disadvantaged through education, economic development, health and civic engagement.Morton Comprehensive Health Services n918-587-2171 • www.mortonhealth.org Provides quality, cost-effective and family-based health services with dignity and respect to all people without regard to finances, culture or lifestyle and provides information and support to promote participation in health care decisions.Okmulgee County Family Resource Center nn918-756-2549 • www.ocfrc.orgProvides domestic violence intervention through emergency shelter, counseling/case management, and serves abused/neglected children.Okmulgee County Homeless Shelter, Inc. nn918-756-9098 • www.okmulgeehomelessshelter.comProvides temporary emergency shelter, food, clothing and laundry facilities to move people from homelessness to self-sufficiency.Okmulgee-Okfuskee County Youth Services nn918-756-7700 • www.annemoroneyyouthservices.comProvides shelter, counseling, parenting, prevention education, truancy and advocacy programs for youth and families.Operation Aware of Oklahoma, Inc. n918-582-7884 • www.operationaware.orgEquips youth, through prevention education, with the knowledge and skills to make positive life choices.

Owasso Community Resources nn 918-272-4969 • www.owassohelps.orgPromotes volunteerism, provides emergency assistance and counseling services for Owasso and Collinsville residents.Palmer nn 918-832-7763 • www.palmer-tulsa.orgProvides substance abuse outpatient treatment programs for adolescents and residential treatment for women and their children.The Parent Child Center of Tulsa nn918-599-7999 • www.parentchildcenter.orgStrengthening families to break the cycle of child abuse and neglect through education, prevention, treatment and advocacy.RSVP nn 918-280-8656 • www.rsvptulsa.orgEnables senior volunteers to use their skills and time to help nonprofit and public agencies in our community.The Salvation Army nn 918-587-7801 • www.salvationarmytulsa.comProvides shelter, transitional housing, case management, job readiness and emergency financial assistance for individuals and families. Also, provides tutoring and educational programs, positive recreation and character development for youth, and support for families and seniors. Sand Springs Community Services n 918-245-5183 • www.sscsok.orgProvides temporary/emergency relief by assisting clients with food, clothing, utility and rent payments, and free educational classes.Show, Inc. n 918-224-7214 • www.showinc.orgProvides services to people with developmental disabilities: vocational/assisted living services to adults and respite care for children.Street School n 918-833-9800 • www.streetschool.orgA tuition-free dropout prevention program for students in grades 9 - 12 which includes education and therapeutic counseling.Tristesse Grief Center n 918-587-1200 • www.thegriefcenter.org Offers comprehensive, long-term grief counseling to assist the bereaved as they journey toward improved health and a renewed sense of worth in the wake of loss.TSHA, Inc. n 918-832-8742 • www.tsha.ccBridges gaps to improve the quality of life for those affected by hearing loss.Tulsa Advocates for the Rights of Citizens with Developmental Disabilities (TARC) n 918-582-8272 • www.ddadvocacy.net Provides advocacy, education and support to people with developmental disabilities and their families.Tulsa Boys’ Home nn 918-245-0231 • www.tulsaboyshome.orgProvides residential treatment for adolescent males with mental health, behavioral and substance abuse issues.Tulsa CARES n 918-834-4194 • www.tulsacares.orgDelivers social services to low-income individuals living with HIV/AIDS throughout northeastern Oklahoma.Tulsa CASA, Tulsa Court Appointed Special Advocates nn918-584-2272 • www.tulsacasa.orgTrains community volunteers to advocate for the best interests of abused/neglected children in the Juvenile Court System of Tulsa County.

Tulsa Day Center for the Homeless nn918-583-5588 • www.tulsadaycenter.orgProvides daytime services for people who are homeless, such as shelter, restroom facilities, case management and a nurses’ clinic.Visiting Nurse Association of Tulsa n 918-743-9810 • www.vnatulsa.orgProvides home health care visits to those without Medicare, Medicaid and/or third party health coverage.Wagoner Area Neighbors n 918-485-2309 • www.wagonerhelps.orgProvides emergency assistance with food, clothing, utilities, rent, prescriptions and personal care to Wagoner area residents.YMCA of Greater Tulsa nn 918-747-9622 • www.ymcatulsa.orgProvides recreational, educational, health and child care programs for youth, adults and families.Youth at Heart, Inc. nn 918-493-7311 • www.youthatheart.orgCharacter building and crime prevention for at-risk youth through educational and recreational programs.Youth Services of Creek County nn 918-227-0774 • www.yscc.netProvides crisis intervention, shelter and counseling programs for at-risk youth and families in Creek County.Youth Services of Tulsa nn 918-582-0061 • www.yst.orgPromotes the potential of all youth through counseling, delinquency prevention, youth development, and runaway and homeless youth services.YWCA Tulsa nn 918-587-2100 • www.ywcatulsa.orgEliminates racism and empowers women through counseling services, child and youth programs, immigration services and fitness training.2-1-1 nn www.211tulsa.orgCall 2-1-1 Helpline 24/7 for information on crisis intervention servicesor you can reach the helpline at 918-836-4357.

INVEST UNITEDWE RESEARCH, ANALYZE AND MAKE CAREFUL DECISIONS TO ENSURE YOUR MONEY MAKES THE BIGGEST IMPACT.

OUR 62 PARTNER AGENCIES AND THEIR BUILDING BLOCKSEDUCATION n FINANCIAL STABILITY n HEALTH & SAFETY n

Tulsa Area United Way

1430 S. Boulder • P.O. Box 1859 Tulsa, OK 74101918-583-7171 • www.tauw.org

62PARTNER AGENCIESsubmit funding requests

180COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERSspend 5 months reviewing community needs and agency effectiveness

5,000 +VOLUNTEER HOURScontributed to assess and recommend wise investments of your dollars

93CABINET AND BOARD VOLUNTEERSassess recommendations and determine final campaign goal

25 +MILLION DOLLARSraised in 2012 by over 2,000 volunteers and more than 50,000 donors

650,000 +PEOPLE HELPEDin the six-county area last year

Dear Community Supporter,

I encourage you to join me in supporting our community through the United Way again this year. Your help is critical as our 62 partner agencies provide vital health, education and human service assistance to all areas of our community.

Remember, every dollar you give stays here to help your neighbors, your colleagues, your family…and you. Thank you for your ongoing support of the community.

Becky J. Frank, Schnake Turnbo Frank2013 Campaign Chair10 Campaign Chair

GIVE UNITED

PLEASE MAKE YOURPLEDGE TODAYwww.tauw.org918-583-7171Tulsa Area United Way Tulsa Area United Way

LIVE UNITEDof TAUW funding is invested inHEALTH AND SAFETY

of TAUW funding is invested inEDUCATION

of TAUW funding is invested inFINANCIAL STABILITY 46%46% 8%

WE BELIEVE…Everyone deserves a quality education for success in life from the youngest members of our community to its most senior citizens.

YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK: EDUCATIONn 2,300 children from low-income families received nationally recognized early education through Community Action Project’s Early Childhood Program.

n 200 children visited their parents in jail through the Girl Scouts of Eastern Oklahoma’s Beyond Bars Program, and no children who have participated in the program throughout its history have been incarcerated as adults.

YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK: FINANCIAL STABILITYn 1,009 at-risk individuals were placed in jobs by Goodwill, resulting in earned wages of $11.6 million and an economic impact of $49 million.

n 2,634 people received food assistance from Owasso Community Resources to help stretch limited paychecks.

YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK: HEALTH & SAFETYn 2,500 senior citizens in need received hot lunches through Broken Arrow Seniors Nutrition Site.

n 97 percent of survivors receiving help from Domestic Violence Intervention Services (DVIS)/Call Rape reported an increase in confidence and hope in the future.

WE BELIEVE…Every family should be able to earn an adequate income to sustain their lives, regardless of the economic climate of the country.

WE BELIEVE…Everyone deserves to live in a safe environment with access to health care and support that leads to a healthy lifestyle while avoiding risky behavior.

LIVE UNITED Help improve lives and strengthen the Tulsa area through the Building Blocks to a better life:

JESUS J.Client, Tulsa Boys’ Homewww.tauw.org/jesus

CHRIS ADAMSClient, The Bridges Foundationwww.tauw.org/chris

CLAUDETTE AKERSClient, American Red Cross,Tulsa Area Chapter www.tauw.org/claudette

TOM HANLONClient, Visiting NurseAssociation of Tulsawww.tauw.org/tom