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“Thank you for being part of our powerful work to improve lives in Northwest Georgia by investing in education,

basic needs, and health. We have a very special community with a strong heritage of service. Last year 59,035 lives were touched by our United Way.” -Amanda Burt, President

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Thank you to our Pacesetter Companies:Act Technologies, Inc. • Advanced Insurance Strategies • Allchem • Apollo Textiles • AT&T • Bank of America • Barrett Properties • BB&T Insurance • Coldwell Banker Kinard Realty • Cross Plains Community Partner • Custom Grinders Sales, Inc. • Dalton Public Schools • Dalton Utilities • Dorsett Industries, Inc.• Engineered Floors • Estes & Walcott • Family Support Council • First Bank of Dalton • FSG Bank • Goodwill Industries, Inc. • Independent Textile Testing Service Inc. • JKB & B Limited, LLC • John Kiker Company, Inc. • Jolly Realty, Inc. • Kirkman Assocates Architects • Langford Appliance, Inc.• Lawson Winchester Wealth Management • Lyle Industries • Maryville Jewelers of Dalton • Material Handling Inc. • Minor, Bell & Neal, P.C. • Mohawk Industries • Murray County Developmental Center • Murray County Schools • Myers Carpet Company, Inc. • NPC South, Inc. • Pam Bevil State Farm • Raisin Textiles, Inc. • RossWoods Adult Day Services • Salvation Army • Shaw Industries, Inc. • Siemens Medical Solutions • Southern Janitorial • Textile Management Associates • The Cowan Law Firm • Thompson Energy, L.L.C. • Tuftco Corporation • United Parcel Service • United Way of Northwest Georgia •

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“By uniting businesses, individual donors, volunteers, and human service providers, United Way is impacting the lives of those individuals in Northwest Georgia that need our help. Together, we ensure each dollar invested is put to the highest and best use for the long-term success of our community.” -Bob Ringer, 2015 Board Chair

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“As a Board member, I have come to believe that United Way of Northwest Georgia is one of the most well run organizations with which I have ever been associated. United Way stays attuned to our ever-changing community needs and is a great steward of our resources.” - Lynn Whitworth, Board Member & Women’s Leadership Council Co-Chair

What Can Your United Way Dollars Do?$365 PER YEAR provides:•Delivery of emergency supplies for those affected by disaster•Scouting activities for two low-income Scouts•12 hearing screenings for early detection of hearing loss

$1,000 PER YEAR provides:•One child with a mentor for one year•Eight care consultants for families who are caring for a loved one with dementia •One month of addiction treatment for one client

$2,500 PER YEAR provides:•Four individuals with residential treatment and medical assessments for one month•One book per month for 100 children•Five months of speech and swallow therapy for individuals ranging from infants to the elderly to improve quality of life

$5,000 PER YEAR provides:•12 survivors of domestic violence with housing assistance•6,500 children with the opportunity to see the Kids on the Block puppet show and learn to recognize abuse•Three hearing aids to patients suffering with hearing loss

$7,500 PER YEAR provides:•One year of nationally accredited childcare for three toddlers •Five adults with meals and snacks for one year at a day service facility•15 survivors of domestic violence with utility assistance

$10,000 PER YEAR provides:•500 families with food for one week•One year of nutritious meals for six teenage mothers and their children who are in a group living environment•1,161 meals delivered to homebound elderly in our community

“When we invest with United Way, we are touching and changing the lives of children, families, the elderly, people with disabilities, and others who desperately need our support. I invite you to join me in taking the 10% Challenge to increase our gifts – and our impact.” - Bob Chandler, Alexis De Tocqueville Society Chair

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HOW CAN I BE A GAME CHANGER AND GIVE?

•Payroll deduction from your employer •Bank draft, check, or direct billing •Give with your debit or credit card or set up direct billing at: ourunitedway.org •Publicly traded stocks and securities •Remember United Way in your will and estate

Give now at ourunitedway.org. Giving options include: credit/debit card , one-time gift, or recurring credit card payment.

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