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LOGAN COUNTY LIVES UNITED!

ANNUAL REPORT 2018

2018 - YEAR IN REVIEW ONE IN A MILLION

Logan County achieved a philanthropic milestone, becoming

the smallest community in the state to raise $1 million for its

local United Way! With the help of our corporate partners,

Million Dollar Roundtable volunteers, and nearly 4,000

individual donors, $1,038,555 was during our 2018 fall campaign, marking a 9.1 percent increase over last year. It's

the fifth straight year you’ve helped us surpass our

fundraising goal.

STRATEGIC PLAN ADOPTED TO GUIDE NEXT FIVE YEARS

We unveiled a new Strategic Plan in January to focus future

funding on three over-arching community needs while

increasing the capacity of the organization. Substance

Abuse, Financial Stability, and Workforce Readiness will

receive increased attention from United Way in coming years, with bold goals established to make measurable impact on

each issue. Internally, United Way will focus on establishing

an Endowment Fund, to provide more outreach to outlying

areas of Logan County, and to increase volunteer

opportunities for individuals and groups.

LIVE UNITED @ WORK LAUNCHES

We became the second United Way in Ohio to offer on-site

Resource Coordination for employees of participating

businesses with the launch of

our LIVE UNITED @ WORK Financial Wellness program.

Ashley Spence was hired in

December to coordinate the

program in which she meets

one-on-one with associates

about non-work related issues.

A small, payday loan

alternative with Quest Federal Credit Union to help with short-

term financial emergencies is an important feature of the

program.

COST OF POVERTY EXPERIENCE

We hosted a pair of poverty simulations with Think Tank,

Inc.’s Cost of Poverty

Experience. More than

100 community leaders

and two dozen high

school upperclassmen

participated to learn

more about the impact

that poverty has on our community. The

simulations sparked

discussion and further involvement from individuals now

working on solutions to help families increase financial

stability.

STUFF THE BUS

Mountains of school supplies (more than 8,400 in fact) were

donated to our Stuff the Bus collection throughout Logan

County. The 1,808 glue sticks, 1,660 notebooks

1,255 folders, 447 boxes

of crayons, and

thousands of additional

supplies were sorted at

NEX Transport by

volunteers and delivered

to all local schools.

NEW PROGRAMS, ORGANIZATIONS RECEIVE SUPPORT Bellefontaine Police Department, the Logan County Coalition

on Opiate Relief Efforts (CORE) and the Logan County

Sheriff’s Office became United Way Funded Agencies. 42

programs of 28 Funded Agencies receive 2018 allocations.

18 additional organizations received support throughout the

year via our Community Impact Fund and Youth Allocations

grant fund.

19,255 books were mailed to Logan County preschoolers via our Dolly

Parton Imagination Library. About 1,700 children under age 5 are enrolled

in the free early childhood literacy program.

1. NEX TRANSPORT $207,000

2. HONDA OF AMERICA, MFG. $165,366

3. AGC GLASS $65,338

4. HONDA TRANSMISSION $56,237

5. MARY RUTAN HOSPITAL $50,314

6. THOMAS & MARKER CONSTRUCTION $46,056

7. PRECISION CUSTOM PRODUCTS $34,230

8. BELLEFONTAINE CITY SCHOOLS $25,287

9. LOGAN COUNTY GOVERNMENT $24,588

10. BELLETECH CORPORATION $24,312

THANKS A MILLION! THE 2018 TOP 25 COMBINED CORPORATE & EMPLOYEE SUPPORT

11. POWERBUILT $21,000

12. FINRA FOUNDATION $20,000

13. CITIZENS FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN $14,466

14. SPARTAN NASH $13,526

15. GREEN HILLS COMMUNITY $13,323

16. BENJAMIN LOGAN LOCAL SCHOOLS $12,655

17. CITY OF BELLEFONTAINE $12,075

18. NETGAIN $11,645

19. HILL & HAMILTON $10,797

20. VECTREN $10,439

21. LEWIS & DOROTHY TAMPLIN TRUST $10,000

22. INDIAN LAKE SCHOOLS $9,233

23. THOMPSON DUNLAP & HEYDINGER $7,910

24. TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH CENTER $7,718

25. STEVE AUSTIN’S AUTO GROUP $6,812

AAA Automobile Club

Airstream

AmazonSmile

American Solutions for Business

Amos Media Axis Corporation

Belle Printing / Belle Bounce

Best Door & Window

Brewfontaine Foundation

Briarwood Sporting Club, Inc.

Bridges Community Action Partnership

Bridgestone APM

Cardinal Appraisals

Cargill

CenturyLink

Choice Properties Real Estate

Civista Bank Comer Insurance

Common Ground Church

Community Health & Wellness Partners

Community Markets

Consolidated Care

Daido Metal USA

Design Group

Doup Chiropractic Center

Duff Quarry Inc. / Ohio Ready Mix

Edward Jones

Eichholtz, Daring & Sanford Euro America

Farm Credit Mid America

First United Methodist Church

GBQ Partners

Goble Dentistry

H&S Asphalt Sealing

Heiby Oil Company

Humble Construction

Huntington J. Stout Trucking

Kroger

KTH Parts Industries

Law Office of Steven Fansler

Liberty National Bank

Link Construction

Lochard, Inc.

Logan County Chamber of Commerce

Logan County Electric Cooperative

Logan County Family & Children First

Logan County Libraries

Lutheran Community Services MacGillvary & Estes

Majestic Plastics

Maple Leaf Family & Sports Medicine

Maze Hearing and Balance

McDonald’s (Scott M&A Corporation)

Mental Health Drug & Alcohol Board

Midwest Corporate Air

Midwest Regional ESC

Nationwide

Neer’s Sand & Gravel

Ohio Hi-Point Career Center O'Reilly Auto Parts

Padrone's Pizza

People Savings & Loan

PepsiCo Foundation

PNC Bank

Quest Federal Credit Union

R.J.B. Sales & Service

Retention Knob Supply

Richwood Banking Company Rite Aid Pharmacy

Riverside Local Schools

Ross Castings

Royer Realty

RTC Industries

RV Wholesalers

Scotts Miracle-Gro

Shine FM

Showplace Rental

Sims Brothers, Inc.

Smith Smith Montgomery & Chamberlain

State of Ohio Employees Target Co.

TCC Wireless

Union Banking Company

Union County Health Department

Union Rural Electric

United Tool & Machine

UPS

V&P Hydraulic Products

Walmart

William Boy CPA

World Class Plastics WPKO / WBLL

Wren's Florist & Greenhouses

Yoder Concrete Construction

Zimmerman Realty LTD

* This list may not acknowledge all eligible contributors. Some companies do not release donor names. Some companies have not yet released donor names. Some donors wish to remain anonymous.

PEAK GIVERS UNITED WAY’S LEADERSHIP GIVING SOCIETY

INDIVIDUAL & CORPORATE GIFT RECOGNITION

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY GIFTS OF $10,000 AND UP*

INDIVIDUAL GIVING Rick Hauck Tom Simon

CORPORATE GIVING Belletech Corporation FINRA Foundation Honda of America, Mfg. Honda Transmission

Lewis & Dorothy Tamplin Trust NEX Transport Precision Custom Products Thomas & Marker Construction

ELLEN B. BLAIR SOCIETY GIFTS OF $5,000 AND UP*

INDIVIDUAL GIVING Jeff & Dawn Beelman Bill Fraim Michael Minnich Dr. Grant & Cheryl Varian

CORPORATE GIVING AGC Glass Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Green Hills Community SpartanNash

GOLD LEVEL GIFTS OF $2,500 AND UP* INDIVIDUAL GIVING Dan & Sara Bratka Justin & Alicia Dinovo Rob & Amanda Goble Scott Guenther Nathaniel & Hannah Hauck John Hemphill

Terry & Jane Humble Kelly Jones Billy Miller, Jr. Jerry & Penny Robinson Doug & Libby Zimmerman One additional anonymous donor

CORPORATE GIVING Airstream Mary Rutan Foundation Steve Austin’s Auto Group Vectren Energy Foundation

SILVER LEVEL GIFTS OF $1,750 AND UP*

INDIVIDUAL GIVING Steven Buckenroth Scott & Carmen LeVan Harold & Barbara Marker Randall & Teresa Marker

William & Karen Montgomery Joshua & Whitney Stolly Joel Wolf

CORPORATE GIVING Liberty National Bank World Class Plastics

BRONZE LEVEL GIFTS OF $1,000 AND UP* INDIVIDUAL GIVING Shawn Ahern Jackie Allison Thomas & Tammy Allison Heath Alloway Mark Beightler David & Carrie Bezusko Aida Brignoni-Rosado Steven Brown Greg & Susan Culp Teresa Cummins Jonathan Damewood Aaron Davis Reba DeWitt Tricia Dickinson Pat & Debbie Ellis Nancy Evans-Donley Fred Farley

John & Joanne Fauley Tammy Gump Denzil Hamm Rick & Jill Hatcher Richard Hoover Lance Humble Marjorie Hursh Jenna James Tod Johnson Nicholas Keeran George Kinney Melissa Kinney Janelle Kizer Randolph Korn Keith & Emily Krieger Hazel Lambert Jeffrey Loos Marjorie MacGillvray

Russel Madison Todd McClain Amy McDaniel Luke Meeker Bruce Miller Kris & Christina Myers Jennifer Newman Michael Nicholl Darin & Jennifer Olson Mason Patrick Brett & Shannon Paulins Janie Payne Richard Powers Carlos Ramos Jeremy Reames Rick & Connie Reames Jack & Heidi Reser John Ritchie

Chad & Jamie Ross J. Macalpine & Carol Smith Jeffrey Sprague Kyle Springs Terrance Stolly Charles Sullivan Colton Thacker Howard & Sharon Traul David Tuttle George Tuttle Lou & Judy Vito Chad & Nita Wilkinson Dean Wright Ron & Kelli Zimmerly Eight additional anonymous donors

CORPORATE GIVING Bridges Community Action Partnership Civista Bank Duff Quarry Humble Construction Link Construction Logan County District Library Logan County DJFS Logan County Electric Cooperative MHDAS Board of Logan & Champaign Co. Michael Eller Diamonds PNC Bank PowerBuilt Quest Federal Credit Union RV Wholesalers Thompson Dunlap & Heydinger United Tool & Machine

211 INFORMATION & REFERRAL HOTLINE 211 OR (855) 678-8333 Information & Referral - 24/7/365 information and referral hotline to talk with live operators about any human service need. $11,500 AMERICAN RED CROSS NORTHERN MIAMI VALLEY CHAPTER (937) 332-1414 Disaster Services - Helps Logan County families rebuild lives after a fire, flood, or storm Donor Designations BELLEFONTAINE POLICE DEPARTMENT (937) 599-1010 Outreach Program - Events that build relationships and education to reduce crime, drugs, etc. $5,000 BOY SCOUTS TECUMSEH COUNCIL (937) 325-6449 Cub Scouts - Character development, citizenship, and leadership skills Donor Designations Boy Scouts - Character development, citizenship, and leadership skills Donor Designations BRIDGES COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP (937) 404-9203 VITA - Free income tax preparation for low-income residents to help maximize their returns $7,000 Getting Ahead Financial Education - 9-week workshop to help families in poverty become self-sufficient $1,000 CARING KITCHEN – NEW IN 2019! (937) 653-8443 Homeless Shelter - Urbana-based emergency shelter serves as overflow for Logan County residents. $10,000 CONSOLIDATED CARE, INC. (800) 465-8065 Opiate Impact - 12-Step Facilitation, Peer Support, and family treatment groups for those in recovery $20,000 Domestic Violence - Soteria House DV shelter, counseling, and advocacy for battered persons $11,467 Signs of Suicide - Screens Logan County students for mental health, substance abuse, and suicide risk $7,120 Safe and Stable Families - Temporary, out-of-home placement for youth in need of intensive therapy $6,800 Wrap Around Services - Assists mental health clients with basic needs to prevent further deterioration $3,000 DISCOVERY RIDERS (937) 935-6545 Therapeutic Riding - Scholarships for families to use horses to promote learning, independence for individuals with disabilities $25,000 GIRL SCOUTS OF WESTERN OHIO (888) 350-5090 Traditional Scouting - Character development, citizenship, and leadership skills $3,000 GREEN HILLS COMMUNITY (937) 650-7103 Hospice Support - In-home health care and counseling for terminally ill patients and families $30,000 Daybreak Center - Adult daycare services with planned activities and supervision $20,000 Camp Braveheart - Children’s grief camp for youth who have recently lost a loved one $4,000 Bereavement Workshops - 4 to 6 week programs offered throughout Logan County $3,000 Teen Retreat - Grief camp for teenagers who have recently lost a loved one $3,000

2019 UNITED WAY INTERNAL PROGRAMS

COMMUNITY CARE DAY (937) 592-2886 Corporate Volunteer Event - Employee groups matched with local agencies to complete service projects on a Friday in May. $3,000 COMMUNITY IMPACT FUND (937) 592-2886 Allocations - Funds for local organizations to apply for throughout the year for emerging opportunities and emergency needs. $60,939

DOLLY PARTON IMAGINATION LIBRARY (937) 592-2886 Early Childhood Literacy - A free book / month for children under age 5 to increase vocabulary and reading skills. $42,000 LIVE UNITED @ WORK FINANCIAL WELLNESS – NEW IN 2019! (937) 935-9509 On-site Resource Coordination - One-on-one consultation for employees of participating workplaces about non-work related issues. $65,000 STUDENT UNITED WAY (937) 592-2886 Youth Allocations Committee - Six-month leadership experience for high school students to learn about community needs. $25,000 STUFF THE BUS (937) 592-2886 School Supply Drive - Countywide collection each August, distributed to all local schools for use throughout the year. $500

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY LOGAN COUNTY (937) 539-0275 Homebuilding - Builds homes in partnership with low-income families. $20,000

INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSHIP CENTER (937) 210-0469 Community Outreach - Supports the Suzuka– Logan County citizen exchange program $5,000

LIFECARE ALLIANCE (614) 278-3130 Meals Program - Meals-on-wheels to shut-ins and senior citizen dining centers in Logan County $25,000 LOGAN COUNTY CANCER SOCIETY (937) 599-7022 Cancer Society - Financial assistance to cancer patients for medication, transportation, supplies, etc. $30,000 LOGAN COUNTY COMMUNITY COALITION FOR OPIATE RELIEF EFFORTS (CORE) (937) 465-1045 Botvin LifeSkills Training - Substance abuse prevention program for middle school students Donor Designations Community Recovery Events - Quarterly safe and sober social functions for individuals in recovery Donor Designations Celebrate Recovery - Faith-based recovery program Donor Designations LOGAN COUNTY FAMILY & CHILDREN FIRST COUNCIL (937) 292-3041 Wrap-Around - Serves high-risk families with coordinated, individualized system of care $17,300 LOGAN COUNTY HEALTHY LIVING COALITION – NEW IN 2019! (937) 599-7005 Indoor Winter Walking Program - Evening exercise program for families in Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, and Indian Lake schools $1,500

LOGAN COUNTY HOMELESS SHELTER (937) 935-4292 Homeless Shelter - Short-term, 24/7 shelter, operating two facilities in Bellefontaine (men and family $35,000

LOGAN COUNTY NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH (937) 593-1449 (Bellefontaine) and 937-843-9283 (Indian Lake) Summer Food Program - Meals for children attending the drop-in centers in Bellefontaine, Chippewa, and Russells Point. $4,550 LOGAN COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE (937) 592-5731 Outreach Program - Events that build relationships and education to reduce crime, drugs, etc. $13,000 Juvenile Detention Center - Education program for youth incarcerated in the JDC $5,000

LUTHERAN COMMUNITY SERVICES (937) 592-9914 Our Daily Bread - Soup kitchen serving warm, hot meal (Monday through Friday 4:30 to 6:00 p.m.) $40,000 MARY RUTAN HOSPITAL (937) 599-7022 Medication Assistance Program - Helps residents obtain prescription medication $22,200 MIDWEST REGIONAL EDUCATION SERVICE CENTER (937) 599-5195 Virtual Learning Academy - Tutors for K-12 students taking online coursework $9,360 RECOVERY ZONE (937) 593-9391 Mental Health & Addiction Support - Consumer operated center with peer support groups and activities $30,000 RTC SERVICES (937) 593-0039 Senior Transportation - Free rides for seniors to appointments, shopping, errands, and more $30,000

SECOND HARVEST FOOD BANK (937) 404-3092 Helping Hands - Emergency assistance for rent, utilities, and other short-term help $55,000 Second Harvest Food Bank - Mobile Food Pantry Truck distributions throughout Logan County $35,000

SUMMER AUTISM ACADEMY– NEW IN 2019! (937) 441-2071 Scholarships - 7-week summer educational opportunity for students with Autism or severe emotional disturbances. $3,000 UNION STATION (937) 595-0043 Community Summer Program - 7-week summer day camp to increase health and impact social behavior $10,000 WARM CLOTHES FOR KIDS (937) 592-2886 School Clothes - Outfits children in grades K-8 with new winter clothes each October $35,000

YMCA OF CENTRAL OHIO (937) 592-9622 and (937) 593-9001 Camp Willson Access - Participation fees for families or campers from Logan County $10,000 Hilliker YMCA Access - Full or partial scholarships for individuals and families to Y programming $10,000

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