United Way of

Eastern New Mexico

2011 Annual Report

Bringing the hearts and hands of Curry and Roosevelt counties together to build a stronger community

Dear Friends,

I want to express my deep appreciation for your generosity, this year and every year.

YOUR generosity makes so much important work possible. Take a moment to think about all that YOU

do for your neighbors.

You and United Way partners are~

Linking 15 local churches and non-profits in an assistance network that will reduce duplication and

help more families find the help they need.

Helping 1,500 families connect to resources while offering hope and guidance through 2-1-1.

Responding to community crisis and disaster in a coordinated way to ensure recovery for local

families.

Ensuring homebound individuals with nutrition and neighborly contact through diet specific

delivered meals and boxed food programs.

Providing victims of violence and abuse with advocacy, support, and security.

Creating unique opportunities for youth to learn leadership skills, discover their strengths, and

interact with adults, role models and mentors.

Helping over 400 children per week arrive at school ready to learn because now they are not

hungry.

Without your dedication and support, none of these actions would be possible. For that, I am pro-

foundly grateful.

Thank you for carrying on this valuable work through United Way activities, programs and grants.

In admiration and gratitude,

Louis Gordon Louis Gordon~City of Clovis

President UWENM Board of Directors

Mission United Way of Eastern New Mexico is to Unite Neighbors and Change Lives in Curry and Roosevelt Counties, through programs that address Education, Income (financial stability) and Health.

Vision

United Way of Eastern New Mexico envisions a community that comes together to encourage families that are work-ing to become financially stable; reach out to and support young people at every educational stage; and encourage individuals to make healthy decisions while we reduce the barriers to healthy living.

Goals United Way of Eastern New Mexico strives to improve lives in our communities by mobilizing our citizens and local companies to Give, Advocate, and Volunteer.

Mission, Vision & Goals

Income Education Health UWENM ~ Locally Organized and Locally Led In 1960, the Curry County United Fund was organized to consolidate the fundraising efforts of local human service agencies. The Fund was established on the belief that a concentrated effort to reach out to the community annually would ultimately produce better results than each agency repeatedly asking local individuals for funding throughout the year. In 1973, the Community Fund became Curry County United Way.

In 2005, the Roosevelt County United Way and the Curry County United Way officially merged to form a combined dual-county United Way. The new dual-county United Way was named United Way of Eastern New Mexico (UWENM) in March of 2005. Over our history, United Way of Eastern New Mexico has invested over $11,000,000 into the community, providing vital services to our neighbors-in-need in both counties.

UWENM is focused on changing the conditions that exist in our community which impact education, income and health. One powerful tool for community for change is the Day of Caring. Since 2006, UWENM has held a Day of Caring to mobilize volunteers in improving our community. From cleaning up parks, to building a playground, to preparing the lot of a Habitat for Humanity house, Day of Caring projects bring many different people and

organizations together to Transform Neighborhoods.

In 2007, 2-1-1 was introduced to Curry and Roosevelt counties after the F5 tornado hit Clovis earlier that year. 2-1-1 is a free information and referral service provided by United

Way. 2-1-1 is an easy to remember phone number that connects people to the help they need. Currently,

2-1-1 averages over 120 calls per month and the volume keeps growing as awareness of the program expands.

In 2009, a research based program—Zenith Youth Leadership Academy— was developed by Christina Martinez-Guajardo to encourage our young people to reach their potential by focusing on their strengths and developing diverse peer relationships.

In 2011, United Way partnered with MedBank New Mexico to provide long-term prescription assistance to residence in Curry and Roosevelt Counties. In it’s first year, it saved individuals in our community $17,400.

UWENM and United Way Worldwide

The United Way of Eastern New Mexico is one of 1,298 United Ways nationwide. It is a common misconception that United Ways across the country are local chapters of United Way Worldwide. Instead each is an independently incorporated charity ; entirely governed by local volunteers. The money raised in each of these communities is for local programs in that area. UWW is a trade association. UWW provides training and research to its members; however, they have no governing powers over local United Ways.

Under the umbrella of United Way Worldwide, UWENM gains exposure from national advertising and gains access to the many resources: training, information, national partnerships and trend analysis. UWENM is completely autonomous; all decisions regarding how the money is raised and how the money is spent are local decisions. Operating as a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization under the rules of the New Mexico State Corporate Commission, complete fiscal control and responsibility lie in the hands of the Board of Directors.

Board Members

Board Members are community leaders who believe that the United Way plays a vital role in community strength and who want to ensure quality human services are available to all people in Curry County and Roosevelt County, New Mexico. New members are recruited by current board members with the hope that it reflects the community at large.

Staff

Currently, United Way of Eastern New Mexico employs three full-time employees, Erinn Burch, Executive Director since 2002, Sara Newell, Assistant Director and Patricia Bazar, 2-1-1 Coordinator and Office Administrator, and two volunteer staff members and an intern. Our dedicated staff allows UWENM to engage donors and volunteers year round to make a bigger impact in our communities. In addition our staff provides real service to the community through 2-1-1, Day of Caring, and work on issues facing our families.

Special Olympics Party

United Way staff sincerely thanks all of our great partners

and volunteers for your dedication, hard work and

collaboration.

Top Ten Curry County Pacesetters

Plains Regional Medical Center $98,286

Clovis Municipal Schools $60,318

Allsup’s Convenience Store $39,700

Plateau $20,307

Cargill Meat Solutions $20,000

Xcel Energy $19,113

City of Clovis– Administration $16,897

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp. $12,754

Cummins Natural Gas Engines $9,304

Top Five Roosevelt County Pacesetters

Eastern New Mexico University $18,857

Portales Municipal Schools $14,280

Roosevelt County Electric Cooperative $10,848

Sunland Peanuts $7,099

Southwest Canners, Inc. $3,861

Leaders in Workplace Giving United Way of Eastern New Mexico is grateful for the support and trust of so many companies and organizations in Curry and Roosevelt counties. These businesses allow their employees to give to United Way through their workplace contributing millions of dollars to support local programs for more than 50 years.

$5,000 -$9,999

High Plains Federal Credit Union, Clovis Community College, W.T. Denton Mechanical Inc., New Mexico Gas Company, Southwest Cheese, Walmart Clovis & Portales, Bank of Clovis, Roden-Smith Pharmacy,

Clovis Media Inc- CNJ & PNT

$2,500-$4,999

Farmer`s Electric Coop., IBM Corporation, New Mexico Bank & Trust, Wells Fargo Bank, Mark Carpenter Plumbing, Western Bank of Clovis, US BANK, McDaniel`s Home Furnishings, Comcast, Clovis/Curry Co. Chamber & Industrial De, Stripes Town & Country, La Casa Family Health Center, EPCOR Water., Oasis

Child Advocacy Center, Roosevelt General Hospital, Bender Family of Dealerships

$1,000-$2,499

Community Homecare, Inc., United Way of Eastern New Mexico, American Classifieds, Coldwell Banker Colonial Real Estate, El Desayuno Kiwanis Club of Clovis, Coca-Cola Bottling Company, First Financial Credit Union, Curry County Administration, Yucca Telecom, JC Penney Co. Inc., City of Portales, C & S, Inc., Guthal`s Nursery Landscaping & Sprinkler, American Heritage Bank, Honetreat Company, Valley Furniture, Triangle Home Center, Dillard`s, Albertson`s Food Center #916, Greig & Richards P.A., K. Barnett and Sons, Inc., Kathleen M. Haynes PC, McDonald`s Restaurants-Clovis & Portales, Newt &

Butch`s Roofing & Sheet Metal, Palla Dairy,

T S & S Eateries - Taco Box, New Mexico Bank & Trust Mortgage *We thank all contributors and volunteers for their generous support. Every effort has been made to achieve a complete and accurate list. If your name was

inadvertently omitted, misspelled, or listed in a manner differently than you prefer, please accept our apologies and contact the United Way office at (575) 769-2103.

Alexis de Tocqueville Society

Ordre de Liberté ~ $25,000 - $49,999 Mr. & Mrs. Lonnie Allsup

Ordre de Societé ~ $10,000 - $24,999

Don & Gustenia Bonner

~ Leadership Circle Givers

Gold ~ $5,000 - $7,499 David & Debbie Lansford

Silver ~ $2,500 - $4,999 John & Ann Sharp

David & Mary Colleen Campbell And 1 anonymous

Leaders Thank you for generously supporting your community through United Way’s 2011-2012 Campaign. When you give at the Leadership level, you are not only giving back to your neighbors in a significant way, but you are also inspiring those around you to do the same. Leadership Giving is vital to the success of our campaign and truly enables United Way to achieve its mission of

Uniting Neighbors and Changing Lives.

in Personal Giving

Bronze ~ $1,000 - $2,499

in Workplace Giving

Terri Marney, Hank & Judy Baskett, Calvin R. Neumann, Kent & Becky Carruthers, Mike & Connie Connolly, James & Shelley Denton, Gene & Jeanette Hendrick, Jimmie & Janet Shearer, Hoyt &

Carmen Skabelund, Ray & Bev Sullivan, Erinn & David Burch, Stephen Rickman & Laura Lowrey, Amy Corbin, Marty & Annette Tressell, Mary Collins, Tom & Candyce Phelps, Lance & Pam Adkins,

Michelle Williams, Lynda Kirchner, Susan Larsen, Brenda Edmondson, Kenneth P. Lacey, Shirley Mayden, Kalyn Pinedo, David & Margaret Briseno, Bonnie Erlandson, Judith Gatley, Scott Raymond

Thompson, Nannette Sherman, Donald & Beulah Mattingly, Lisa K. Dunagan, Michael & Patricia McDaniel, Wayne & Linda Palla, Gerald & Missy Simnacher, Dick & Zala Smith,

Bill & Rhonda Bargman, Gayla & Don Brumfield, Kent H. Zieser and 1 anonymous

Pewter ~ $500 - $999

Darrell & Beth Chancey,

Antonio R. Sanchez Jr.

Floyd & Corazon Bynum

Adele Clevenger Breech

Charlotte Harden

Charles & LaVonn Guthals

David & Donna Essex

Mark A. Carpenter

Travis Denton

Ben Reyes

Laronda Wetherington

Cade Standifer

Harold & Kathryn Sacane

Minnie Jo Cornell

Thomas & Bette Martinez

Cynthia Cicero

Sabrina Farmer

Thomas & Genette Moore

LaDawna Brooks

John Grant Ellis

Joan & Todd Farrell

Alan Herman

Albert & Elaine Kerr

Paul Nelson

Patricia Schmidt

David & Connie Williams

Doyle D. Potter

Dr. Becky K. Rowley

Michael N. Riley

Felicia Zagorski

Charlton & Rhonda Guthals

Sylvia & Seferino Montano

Josh & Robin J. Inge,

Mike Levacy

Katha L. Burke

David & Mary Caffey

Kelly Gray

Randy & Cindy Harris

Ron & Ernie Kos

John Montgomery

Lawrence Nelson

Jerry Partin

Jereme Woodruff

Richard Smith

Marvin Daniel Toombs

Nancy & Joe Taylor

Santi Gutierrez

Chris & Lisa Harrell

Dana Horne

Dawn Montoya

Carol Singletary

Marcy Sprenkle

Lance & Ginger Towle

Diana Brown

Stephen A. Chancy

Yvonne Gonzalez Golik

Tonya Points

Cheryl Smoot

Michael & Caroline Popescu

Jacob Tyler Smith

Darrin Stroik

Justin Liles

Billy & Donna Blount

Community Conversations

Debbie Abrego

Orlando Bonney

Brian Carpenter

Langford Fowler

Louis & Ruby Gordon

Mary Martinez

Edward & Christina Guajardo

Johnny Murphy Jr.

Roddy & Ann Pearce

Melissa Perkins

Gabriel Rivera

Rebecca & Daron Roach

Donna Smith

Shane Ryan Warner

Hye C. Williams

Pete Wilt

Elwyn & Cynthia Hulett

John Luhman

Stella A. Romero

Janice Sisneros

Lance & Carisima Pyle

Donald & Cindy Banister,

Claire Burroughes

Dr. Patrice Caldwell

Jason & Sara Hennessy

John & Julie Howell

Gerry Huybregts & Estella Rush

Lonnie & Ardeth Leslie

Patsy Mills

Carrie & John Nigreville

G.C. & Jan Ross

Nicholas & Ann Rowley

Sandra & Donald Sawyer

William Smith

Jim Sours

And 15 Anonymous

Grant Review Night

Women’s Initiative Network

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Big Brothers Big Sisters Roosevelt County Hispanic Outreach $ 2,406.96

Boy Scouts BSA Advancement Program Services $ 1,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Food for Kids Weekend Backpack Program $ 6,906.96

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Girl Scouts STEM Initiative $ 2,000.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Youth Leadership Development $ 5,000.00

Big Brothers Big Sisters Curry County Hispanic Outreach $ 2,500.00

Boy Scouts Conquistador BSA Advancement Program Services $ 1,000.00

DJ2 Junctions, Inc. Parenting With Dignity $ 4,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Food for Kids Weekend Backpacks $15,000.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Girl Scouts STEM Initiative $ 3,900.00

Girl Scouts of NM Trails Youth Leadership Development $ 5,000.00

ARISE Sexual Assult Services SANE Case Tracking $ 2,500.00

Clovis Meals on Wheels Home Delivered Hot Meals for Elderly $ 9,983.42

Clovis Meals on Wheels Delivered Hot Meals to Dialysis Patients $ 9,700.00

DJ2 Junctions, Inc. BoDo $ 3,883.42

DJ2 Junctions, Inc Manna Outreach $ 1,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Special Helpings/Mobile Pantry $12,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Commodity & Produce Program $13,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Donated and Boxed Food $25,000.00

Special Olympics--Clovis Chapter Special Olympics $ 8,000.00

The Hartley House The Safe House $31,883.42

Oasis Children's Advocacy Center Child Abuse Forensic $12,000.00

American Red Cross Emergency Services $ 5,000.00

Friends of Cannon Families Operation Warm Heart $ 2,000.00

Friends of Cannon Families Airman Emergency Assistance $ 2,000.00

Habitat for Humanity A Brush with Kindness $ 1,000.00

Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing $ 9,650.00

Habitat for Humanity Family Support $ 500.00

The Salvation Army The Salvation Army Family Services $20,000.00

Arise Sexual Assult Services SANE Case Tracking $ 2,500.00

Foodbank of ENM Special Helpings/Mobile Pantry $ 5,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Donated And Boxed Food Program $ 5,000.00

Foodbank of ENM Commodity & Produce Program $ 8,000.00

Portales Meals on Wheels Meals to Homebound Citizens $ 2,000.00

The Hartley House Hartley House $ 10,000.00

Education

Income

Health

Income

Health

Education

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Vehicle Expenses $ 1,500.00

Habitat for Humanity Re-Store Renovations $ 1,906.96

Habitat for Humanity Affordable Housing $ 2,500.00

2-1-1 Advocates and Partners Matt 25-Steve & Pauline Reshetar Master’s Center, Tammy Garner Plateau, Jack Nuttall Clovis Answering Service, Carolyn Corbett Plains Regional Medical Center KTQM, Grant McGee The following are organizations and people who worked with United Way on projects in 2011 and 2012. We thank them warmly! Clovis Apartment Fire Recovery Lighthouse Mission, Richard Gomez American Red Cross, Aline Carr The Salvation Army, Jim Gallop Matt 25, Steve Reshetar Dept of Health, Gayla Jaquess Christian Believers, Sistar Yancy Parkland Baptist, Keith Kluthe Church of the Brethren, Jim Kelly NM Dept of Health, Gayla Jacquess Lowes Home Improvement, Dianne Muller City of Clovis, Ken De Los Santos EPCOG, Sandy Chancey UW Intern, Rhonda Holt Clovis Municipal Schools, Amelia Sandoval La Casa Family Health Centers, Christina Martinez-Gujardo Day of Caring Lori Brunsen Katha Burke George Boal Ricardo Cittradino Matt Crowe Emily Crowe Terry Davis

Matthew Elliot Brooklyn Gray Kenya Gray Kiki Gray Mitch Gray John Hansen Addison Hansen Kristen Knauer Dana Horne Janet Irwin

Leaders

United Way would like to thank the following people and organizations in Curry & Roosevelt Counties for their work on behalf of their causes and for their spirit of cooperation. UWENM Board and Staff value the opportunity to work with them in 2010 and 2011. This is by no means a complete list of passionate people making a difference in Roosevelt and Curry Counties. It is a short

list of those we’ve had the privilege of working with.

Advocacy through Partnerships

Cooper Knauer Pat Knauer Scott Knauer Cathy Pace Mistery Pierce Ashmita Singh Nancy Taylor William Taylor Leroy Thomas Gaynelle Thomas

Day of Caring

Live United Day Donations

Leaders

ENM Helping Hearts & Hands (Charity Tracker) 21st Street Church of Christ Bread of Life Ministry Matt 25 Lighthouse Mission Calvary Baptist Church First United Methodist Church St John Baptist Church Salvation Army Central Baptist Church Wheels of Love Victory Life Church Portales Dream Center Livingstones Community Church Kingswood United Methodist Church

Health & Wellness Day Clovis Community College,Dr. Becky Rowley Curry County Wellness Council, Terri Marney Guthals Nursery, Charles Guthals Life Skills, Steve Reshetar Consumer Credit Counselling, Tina Zamora Curry County Sherriff, Wesley Waller Goodwill, Leticia Zarate NM Dept of Health, Gayla Jacquess CAFB Family Readiness,TaShara Duckett Katie Palmer, Muir Botanicals Khiana Bazar Katha Burke Betty Mitchell Betty Wagner CAFB

Live United Day Xcel Energy Brian Keller Betty Mitchell Rick Bazar Khiana Bazar Carrie Nigreville

Stuff the Bus Clovis Wal-Mart Portales Wal-Mart

Adair Transportation Shearer Bus Station Village Pharmacy Taco Box United Way Volunteers 1st Financial Credit Union ABS Accounting Clovis Community College Clovis Family YMCA Clovis News Journal Clovis Open MRI Clovis/Curry Co Chamber of Commerce Curry County Eastern New Mexico University EPCOG Eric Dixon Law Farmers Electric North Plains Mall Portales News Tribune Plains Regional Medical Center Q101.5 Rooney & Moon Broadcasting Roosevelt Co Chamber of Commerce Roosevelt County Electric Tallgrass Broadcasting Valley Furniture Workforce Connection Zia Broadcasting

Zenith Youth Leadership Academy ENLACE High Plains Federal Credit Union El Desayuno Kiwanis Club Clovis Municipal Schools, Eva Garcia Calvin Neumann Christina Martinez-Guajardo Felicia Ramos Kourtney Lichtie Sara Newell Samantha King Evelyn Castro Lynn Hansen Michael Prather Dallas Ellsworth Cynthia Varela Matthew Shurtz Rachel Mariano

Advocacy through Partnerships cont...

LeadersUWENM Board of Directors 2012

President

Louis Gordon, City of Clovis

Vice-President/ President Elect

Dr. Anthony Schroeder, Retired

Secretary

Steve Rickman, Plateau

Treasurer

Roddy Pearce, Sunland Peanuts

Campaign Chair

Cliff Martin– City of Clovis

2-1-1 Chair

Carrie Nigreville, CMS

Fund Distribution Chair

Dr. Patrice Caldwell, ENMU

Public Relations Chair

Katha Burke, Western States

Insurance

Lukas Cash, UNM

Sandy Chancey, EPCOG

Leo Lovett, Wells Fargo

Jason Hennessey, Edward Jones

Thom Moore, Farmer’s Electric

Connie Williams, McDaniel’s Home Furnishings

Ex-Officio

Ray Sullivan, Clovis Media, Inc.

Honorary Lifetime Member

Gene Hendricks, CIDC

In Volunteering

Each year, hundreds of United Way Volunteers take time to ensure the success of the annual campaign and United Way Programs. Without these volunteers United Way would not be able to accomplish all that we do in Curry and Roosevelt Counties. Many thanks to each of our volunteers from 2011, thank you for LIVING UNITED

United Way Office Volunteers Betty Wagner, Donor Services Betty Mitchell, 211 Resources Rhonda Holt, Highlands Intern

Women's Initiative Network Steering Committee Ernie Kos, Chair 2011-2012 Robyne Beaubien, Chair 2010 Rhonda Bargman, Chair 2009 Claire Burroughes, Chair 2005-2008 Gayla Brumfield, Chair 2001-2005

WIN Speakers 2011-2012 Heather Burroughes Zala Smitm Shirley Broad, Norman Petty Studios and Jill Mulhair, Will Banister and the Mulberry Band Lt. Colonel Tracy Onufer Kathy L. Jahner

Campaign Volunteers David Essex Kizzy Maloni Jan Henderson Patsy Mills

Fund Distribution '11-’12 Cecilia Baize Ester Bargas Billy Blount Lois Bowman SueB Brasieck Patrice Caldwell Lukas Cash Cindy Cicero Mary Collins Cleta Cook Joyce Cruce Sheila Durland Bonnie Erlandson Todd Farrell Cynthia Fogerson Stephni Foskey Charlotte Harden Jan Henderson Jason Hennessey Jo Laney

Michael Marshall Clifford Martin Laura Martin Mary Martinez Pat McCullough Karen Nelson Carrie Nigreville Nola Pawol Casey Peacock Roddy Pearce Michael Prather Carisma Pyle Stephen Rickman Anthony Schroeder Patty Schroeder Patricia Thatcher Marty Tressell Mindy Watson Connie Williams Dan Williams Dawn Wolf-Taylor Lisa Zachary Suzanne Zamora

UCREW Volunteers

UCrew teams are comprised of

employees at local businesses who

organize their workplace campaign.

PRMC UCREW

David Campbell – Chairman

Mary Campbell – Co-Chair

John Sharp

Hoyt Skabelund

Bonnie Erlandson

Noemi Flores

Michelle Williams

Robert Baca

Oscar Garcia

Angela Espinoza

Billy McGinnis

Mary Marez

Kizzy Maloni

Dironda Walley

Tina Cortez

Rusty Poole

Sonja Sarracino-Aragon

Hilda Cordova

Terri Marney

Carmen Keely

Bill Harper

High Plains Federal UCREW

Marty Tressell

ENMU UCREW

Patrice Caldwell

Gerry Huybregts

Ginger Creighton

Elwyn Hulett

Bonnie Sink

Esthela Banuelos

James Chacon

Martie Wastson

Janice Cowen

John Luhman

Clovis Municipal Schools UCREW

Jelayne Curtis

ENMR UCREW

Steve Rickman

La Casa Family Health Center

David Briseno

Curry County UCREW

Rachel Visser

Lance Pyle

NM Gas Company

Linda Yeast

WT Denton UCREW

Bill Russell

Citizens Bank of Clovis UCREW

Susan Ogilvie

JC Penney UCREW

Tracy Marquez

Clovis Community College UCREW

Lisa Redfield

Xcel Energy UCREW

Wade Whitehead

David Essex

Cargill Meat Solutions UCREW

Rick White

Pablo Martinez

First Financial Credit Union

Jan Henderson

Debbi Clark

Sunland Peanuts UCREW

Suzanne Zamora

Comcast UCREW

Spencer De Bord

City of Clovis UCREW

Vicki Kelley

Joanne King

Claire Burroughes

Louis Gordon

Theresa Bullocks

Justin Howalt

Vicki Miller

Mary Collins

Steve Summers

Becky Reeves

Amy Sellers

Lisa Mount

Live United Day

Bank of Clovis UCREW

Richard Hood

Community Homecare

UCREW

Amy Corbin

Western Bank UCREW

Madison Smith

Roosevelt Co Electric Coop

UCREW

Annette Salguero

Robin Inge

Wells Fargo Bank UCREW

Suzanne Cumberland

Cummins UCREW

Miguel Guiterrez

Tim Rachal

Angelina Meza

Southwest Cheese UCREW

Debbie Abrego

Brenda Miller

Allsup's UCREW

Susan Garrett

Clovis Media, Inc. UCREW

Joyce Cruce

EPCOR Water UCREW

Shawn Hadley

BNSF UCREW

Ricky Smith

Victor Lopez

David Jones

Robert Romero

Mark Bryant

First Community Bank UCREW

Patsy Mills

Portales Municipal Schools UCREW

Steve Harris

Mark Carpenter Plumbing UCREW

Bryan Carpenter

Triangle Ace UCREW

Randy Petty

McDaniels UCREW

Connie Williams

Coca-Cola UCREW

Deedon Bates

Beat the Heat Fan Drive

Media United These media companies dedicated a portion of their advertising time or space in 2011 to communicating the message and mission of UWENM, ensuring that no donations went to buy advertising.

Radio Broadcasters

$20,000 Zia Broadcasting

(KCLV,KTQM,KWKA) $10,000

Rooney and Moon Broadcasting (KSMX, KSEL,KRMQ)

Print Media

$7,500 & above Clovis Media Inc.

(Clovis New Journal & Portales News Tribune)

American Classifieds/ Thrifty Nickel

$2,000 & above TeeVee Vues/ The Print Shop

Because of these businesses

100% of all other

UNITED WAY GIFTS

go to support

COMMUNITY ADVOCACY

PROGRAMS

Corporate Cornerstones These companies assign their annual corporate gifts to pay the administrative and fundraising costs of running the United Way of Eastern New Mexico. We thank them for taking care of the business expenses for fiscal year 2012.

Cupola $10,00-$14,999

Cargill Meat Solutions Jon Surman, General Manager

Burlington Northern Santa Fe Ricky Smith, Superintendent

Plains Regional Medical Center Hoyt Skabelund, Hospital Administrator

Rotunda $7,500-$9,999 Xcel Energy

Wade Whitehead, General Manager

Keystone $5,000-7,499 Citizens Bank of Clovis

Bank of Clovis

Arch $2,500-$4,999 NM Gas Company

Walmart Plateau

Bender Family of Dealerships Wells Fargo Bank Clovis & Portales

Column $1,000-$2,499

Pedestal $500-$999 Dillard's

Interim Homecare Honetreat Company

Edward Jones~Jason Hennessy Community Homecare Contemporary Benefits

First Financial Credit Union Southwest Business Solutions

Southwest Canners American Classifieds

C&S New Mexico Bank and Trust

Western Bank of Clovis Comcast

Valley Furniture JC Penney

American Heritage Bank

Coldwell Banker Colonial Real Estate

Farmers Electric Co-op K. Barnett and Sons

McDaniel’s Home Furnishings McDonald's Restaurants

EPCOR Water Sunland Peanuts TS&S Eateries