2009/2010 COMMUNITY REPORT
LIVE UNITED
Above: Vijay Subramanian, Minneapolis Cover: Tomme Beevas, Minneapolis, & Cheryl Wiitala, St. Louis Park
CONTENTS TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
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M I S S I O N
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2 0 0 9 / 2 0 1 0 B O A R D O F D I R E C T ORS
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L E T T E R F R O M S A R A H C A R U S O & JON CAMPBELL
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B A S I C N E E D S
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E D U C AT I O N
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H E A LT H
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2 0 0 9 C A M PA I G N R E S U LT S
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R E C O G N I T I O N
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L E A D E R S H I P G I V I N G
U N I T E D WAY T O C Q U E V ILLE SOCIETY
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L A TA B L E R O N DE DES MILLIONS DE DOLLARS
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O rdre de Connaissance
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L A S O C I E T E N ATIONALÉ
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O R D R E D E F R ATERNITÉ
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O R D E R D ’ E G A L I TÉ
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O R D R E D E L I B ERTÉ
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M E M B R E S D E L A SOCIÉTÉ
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K E Y S T O N E
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A N N U A L G I V I N G
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C O M M U N I T Y PA RT N E R S
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MISSION:
UNITING CARING PEOPLE
TO BUILD PATHWAYS
OUT OF POVERTY,
CREATING OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL.
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Carolyn Roby, Minneapolis, & Jeff Johnson, Minneapolis
2009/2010 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Calvin U. Allen* Chair, Human Capital Committee Senior Vice President, HealthPartners, Inc. Julie M. Baker Timothy Baylor President, JADT Food Group, LLC Peter Bell* Chair, Metropolitan Council Ivy S. Bernhardson District Court Judge William A. Buckner Senior Vice President, Cargill Incorporated Kenneth A. Burdick Jon R. Campbell* Chair of the Board & Executive Committee CEO, Minnesota Region, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. Jennie P. Carlson Executive Vice President, Human Resources, U.S. Bancorp
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Lynn Casey* Chair, Strategic Marketing/Branding Chairman & CEO, Padilla Speer Beardsley, Inc. Michael C. Connelly* Vice President & General Counsel, Xcel Energy, Inc.
Michael Hawthorne Business Manager, Minneapolis Building & Construction Trades Council Michael J. Hoffman President and CEO, The Toro Company
Tobin Dayton President, JobDig
Beth Jacob Executive Vice President, Chief Information Officer, Target Technology Services, Target Corporation
Fred Easter President and CEO, The City, Inc.
John D. Johnson President & CEO, CHS Inc.
John Ewaldt AFSCME
Brad Keil* Corporate Secretary/ Treasurer/ Chair, Audit Committee Managing Partner, Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly, LLP
Song Lo Fawcett Attorney at Law, Fawcett Law LLC Les Fujitake Superintendent, Bloomington Public Schools David Goodwin President, Reviva Company Jeffrey P. Greiner Senior Advisor, Norwest Equity Partners
Sean Kershaw President, Citizens League Suzanne Koepplinger Executive Director, Minnesota Indian Women’s Resource Center James P. Kolar Managing Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
Nancy M. Lindahl* Chair, Resource Development Founder, Creative Strategies Plus, Inc. Robert J. Moeller President, Moeller Management Consultants Linda J. Mona Creative Environments Design Group Jeff Noddle Executive Chairman, SUPERVALU, INC. Father Michael J. O’Connell Church of the Ascension Mitch Pearlstein, Ph.D. Founder and President, Center of the American Experiment
Paula Prahl Senior Vice President of Communications, Public Affairs & Corporate Responsibility, Best Buy Co., Inc. Mary Cathryn Ricker President, St. Paul Federation of Teachers, Local 28 Sheila Riggs, DDS, DMSc* Chair, Department of Primary Care, University of Minnesota Arthur J. Rolnick Senior Vice President and Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Steven M. Rothschild* Chair, Community Impact Committee
Kathleen L. Pinkett Vice President, HR Planning, Securian Financial Group
Frank P. Russomanno President and CEO, Imation Corp.
Christopher Policinski* Vice Chair of the Board President and CEO, Land O’Lakes, Inc.
Jean C. Shomphe Executive Director, Minnesota Teamsters Service Bureau
Kendall J. Powell President and CEO, General Mills Inc.
Douglas M. Steenland
David M. Vander Haar Attorney at Law, Faegre & Benson Sandra L. Vargas President & CEO, The Minneapolis Foundation Kevin Warren Vice President of Legal Affairs & Chief Administrative Officer, Minnesota Vikings Football, LLC Michael W. Weber President & CEO, Volunteers of America—Minnesota Irving Weiser* Chair, Governance Committee Retired Chairman, RBC Wealth Management Timothy Welsh* Chair, Finance Committee Senior Partner, McKinsey & Company Rabbi Marcia A. Zimmerman Senior Rabbi, Temple Israel * Denotes Executive Committee member.
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A LETTER FROM SARAH CARUSO & JON CAMPBELL Great Challenges and Great Opportunities: Leading In Extraordinary Times Helena is 21, a single mother living on her own and trying to improve her life. She lives in St. Paul’s Frogtown neighborhood. She works as a nursing assistant, but during the past few months, her work hours were reduced when the client she cared for was hospitalized. She fell behind on her bills and her rent, and worried about providing for her 2-year-old son. She turned to Lifetrack Resources, a United Way partner agency, for some bedding, T-shirts and socks for her son, to get her family through the hard times. Things are better now. Like many other people living in or near the edge of poverty, Helena and her son face multiple challenges. But her spirit is resilient. “I keep trying,” she says. “I’m blessed because I keep trying.” As our community recovers from the Great Recession, more and more people like Helena have been left struggling in its wake. A recent survey of United Way’s nearly 200 partner agencies confirmed what we have been hearing for months: client needs are up, and resources are down. According to most forecasts, this will likely be the situation for the foreseeable future. In this new era of increased needs and reduced funding, United Way is leading the community by supporting highquality programs in basic needs, education and health so we
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can serve Helena and others like her who face tremendous challenges. Thanks to your support, United Way is resilient. Some of our efforts touch individual lives—often at critical moments, when people are exhausted and hungry or need a roof over their heads. In these pages you will find their stories. Other efforts convene the broader community to create large-scale change. In June, United Way convened United Front 2010 at the Minneapolis Convention Center, with sponsorship support from General Mills. Nearly 900 health and human services leaders and board members from across the Twin Cities region took part in this informative and interactive forum. Keynote speaker Dr. Tom Stinson, Minnesota state economist, defined the “New Normal”— a challenging paradigm for the nonprofit economy that will require new ways of working together. Participants left with encouragement and tools from United Way so that we can all continue to serve clients effectively. As the largest non-governmental funder of the health and human services sector in Minnesota, United Way continues to lead and shape policies and improve systems. In our annual Community Scorecard, which accompanies this report, you will find the measurable results of your investment in United Way, and more details of the progress we are making in building pathways out of poverty.
Last year, United Way programs touched nearly 1.5 million people.* Our efforts would not be possible without you—the committed partner agencies, volunteers, board members and donors who LIVE UNITED with us every day: We celebrate our partner agencies. It’s a big deal to be a United Way partner agency. These agencies are the best of the best—their innovative, highly rated programs undergo rigorous review and are accountable for results. Thank you for your big hearts as you work with people in need every day, and for your partnership in building pathways out of poverty.
Most of all, we celebrate our donors. In 2009, our donors, led by Campaign Chair Jeff Noddle, met tough times head-on with extraordinary generosity, helping to raise $87.7 million in total resources to be invested in 2010. Some of you are pictured in these pages. You know that making a gift to United Way is the most effective way to help the whole community. Thank you for your unflagging commitment to advancing the common good. Thanks to each of you for helping people like Helena to persevere and improve their lives. We couldn’t do it without you.
We celebrate our volunteers. United Way Caring Connection volunteers give their time and talent and then some to this community. In 2009, over 35,000 volunteers participated in Caring Connection projects at local nonprofits. Thank you for your elbow grease, your brainpower and your determination to make this community better with your very own hands. We celebrate our board. With volunteers from some of our community’s most successful businesses and organizations, United Way’s board is one of the most engaged in the Twin Cities. Our board has set our ambitious course for attacking poverty through multiple, interconnected strategies. Thank you for your creativity and bold leadership.
Sarah Caruso President and CEO
Jon Campbell 2009 Board Chairman
*Number includes duplication of individuals using multiple programs.
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BASIC NEEDS
8 | BASIC NEEDS
At United Way, we believe that everyone in our community should be safe, have enough to eat, a roof over their head, and the means to achieve a better life. We invest in strategies that move people from poverty to financial stability. We provide a safety net for people in crisis with emergency food and safe shelter. We help increase earnings through job training and earned tax credits. And we provide financial education to support income management and growth. 2009 HIGHLIGHTS: Reducing hunger. United Way investments raised an additional 17.6 million pounds of food for the emergency food system in response to record-breaking increases in need.
Increasing earnings. United Way–supported Claim It! A Communitywide Partnership helped an additional 3,700 people claim the tax credits they have earned—boosting their household incomes and bringing an additional $15 million into our local economy.
Providing housing stability. United Way helped more than 31,400 people coping with homelessness or at risk of being homeless improve their housing stability through temporary assistance, homeless intervention (assisting those at imminent risk of homelessness) and permanent housing.
Reducing domestic violence. United Way is partnering with the Department of Public Safety-Office of Justice Programs to secure data to help domestic and family violence experts better understand current realities and address gaps in services.
GIVING BEFORE GIVING THANKS On Thanksgiving morning at the Mall of America, almost 4,000 people learned about and helped to end hunger in our community at the Walk to End Hunger, raising some $250,000. United Way is the
leading sponsor of this annual event and money raised goes to food banks, food shelves and on-site meal programs to feed more people.
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BASIC NEEDS
CONSTRUCTING THE FUTURE Meet Dean, who received job training through Summit Academy OIC, a United Way partner agency.
“I found myself in midlife at a crossroads,” said Dean. “And where do I go?” At 52, Dean was living in a halfway house in Roseville, recovering from a battle with drugs and alcohol and chronic depression. His prospects for employment were dim. Dean, a Yankton Sioux, had grown up on a farm in South Dakota. After serving in the military, he owned a mortgage company for a number of years. “And then I got caught up in the mortgage crisis,” he said. “I was found guilty by the federal government of mortgage fraud. I did two-and-a10 | BASIC NEEDS
half years in a federal prison.” After prison, his life continued to unravel. “When I got out of prison, I had to decide what I could do,” he said. “I couldn’t work in any business that had a fiduciary responsibility. I decided instead to go to school, better myself— put myself in a position to where I could get a job that I could afford to pay my financial obligations. And I found out about Summit Academy.” United Way is the largest, nongovernmental funder of jobs programs in Minnesota, investing over
$5 million in 36 programs annually. Summit Academy OIC in North Minneapolis is a United Way partner agency. United Way supports the Hard Hats construction program. “Deep down, I was bound and determined to be successful,” said Dean. “To be someone that my children, my family, can be proud of, and turn my life around.” Each semester, students in the Hard Hats program build a mock house outside on campus, just off Victory Memorial Parkway, learning skills such as carpentry, plumbing,
electrical wiring, welding and weatherization. Each student undergoes 20 weeks of rigorous classroom and hands-on training, plus placement services. Students learn hard skills like reading blueprints and using materials and equipment safely, and soft skills such as interviewing and being dependable, so they are positioned for success. Summit Academy OIC believes that the best social program in the world is a living-wage job. For Dean, the experience has been transformational. “You know, after
being in prison, losing everything that I had materialistically, financially, I was at a place in my life where I was a little unsure,” he said. “And Summit, since I’ve been here, has allowed me an opportunity to regain my confidence, my self-esteem, my self-respect.” Summit Academy OIC has an 80 percent placement rate for its graduates and leverages strong partnerships with local companies such as M.A. Mortenson. Summit Academy graduates helped construct TCF Bank Stadium and Target Field.
Increasing people’s earnings through job-training programs and other efforts is one means by which United Way is helping people in need move up and out of poverty. “In Sioux culture, it’s a circle,” said Dean. “Everything goes in circles. I think that I’m coming full circle, back around again, and I’m ready to blossom.” Last year, United Way helped nearly 6,500 people get and keep a job for at least six months.
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EDUCATION
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At United Way, we believe that all children have the right to a strong start so they can be successful in learning and in life. United Way focuses on three crucial stages in a child’s development: early childhood education, reading by third grade and quality out-of-school-time programming. In Minneapolis and St. Paul, fewer than 50 percent of low-income children are reading at grade level by third grade. Investing early to get kids on the right track helps ensure that the next generation is fully prepared to lead and work in our community. 2009 HIGHLIGHTS: Supporting early learning. United Way is helping parents cope with multiple challenges. More than 6,900 low-income parents are learning positive parenting skills to support their children, guide optimal child development, enhance school readiness and strengthen their families. Results from 29 programs will be evaluated to support the identification of parenting best practices.
Ensuring reading success by third grade. United Way is investing in reading support programs that involve high-level partnerships with Bloomington, Minneapolis and St. Paul public schools and community organizations to integrate best practices and steer program expansion.
Providing quality out-ofschool-time programming. United Way provides quality enrichment and academic opportunities for youth in grades K-12, with a special focus on grades 6-8. Families with limited incomes often can’t afford quality programs that engage youth in learning and deliver results.
NEW CONVERSATIONS AND COLLABORATION United Way convened the first-ever meeting between Valeria Silva, St. Paul Public Schools superintendent, and Bernadeia Johnson, incoming Minneapolis Public Schools superintendent, their key staff and more than 90 program leaders. Participants discussed
how to improve practices in data sharing, transportation, space needs and more, and the conversations strengthened relationships and practices for the future. Continued collaboration is anticipated with United Way leading the effort.
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EDUCATION
LEARNING TO READ, AND READING TO LEARN
Within moments of arriving at the Network for the Development of Children of African Descent (NdCAD), three sisters—Dynasty, age 7; Essence, age 6; and Desire, age 4—have each chosen a book from the shelves and settled in to read on one of the comfy couches. Their father, Edmund, says this wasn’t always the case. “They didn’t read much before the Sankofa Program,” he said. NdCAD, a United Way partner agency, is a quiet haven of reading success in St. Paul. NdCAD’s Sankofa Program is an intensive, African-centered reading instruction program for children who
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are below grade level in reading. The program has a special focus on grades K-3. The student-to-tutor ratio is 5:1. Research has shown that reading at grade level by the end of third grade is a critical stage for children. Before third grade, children learn to read. After third grade, they read to learn. Children who aren’t reading at grade level are not prepared to succeed in school, putting at risk both their own futures, and the future of our community. Edmund’s daughters, Dynasty and Essence, were assessed to determine their reading levels. Then an individual
learning plan was developed for each child. Both girls took part in the eight-week after-school program, three times a week for 90 minutes per session. Each child in the program also gets three books per week to keep and build a home library. Meanwhile, Edmund and his wife participated in NdCAD’s four-week Parent Power training session, which helps parents learn how to become advocates for their children and keep the learning going after Sankofa ends. “Parent Power has helped me help them,” said Edmund. “It teaches parents how to better teach their kids.
Meet Edmund and his daughters, who received training and reading instruction from the Network for the Development of Children of African Descent (NdCAD), a United Way partner agency.
I learned about phonemic awareness— the different ways to say a vowel like a—ah, aay, at…It really helped me to teach them how to sound out words.” All Sankofa students complete a postassessment following the program. During the 2007–08 school year, 80 percent of students made documented gains, with 20 percent increasing their reading levels by two to three levels. At the end of the program, Dynasty had gained four reading levels, and Essence had gained three reading levels. “That was a proud moment for me,” said Edmund.
The NdCAD partnership is just one component of United Way’s larger, innovative partnership with the Saint Paul Public Schools to implement literacy strategies on a broad scale for students and schools throughout the district. United Way has made similar strategic investments in reading programs in Minneapolis and Bloomington. United Way’s investment of $2.2 million per year to increase the number of children reading at grade level by the end of third grade will impact approximately 7,200 children per year throughout the nine-county region.
At the end of the afternoon, Edmund and his daughters are reading together. When Essence stops at the word “beside,” Edmund softly says, “beh…” and she quickly sounds it out and says “beside” and continues reading. ”They are not scared of any words,” he says. “They make their daddy proud.” More than 7,200 children in grades K-3 in our community received help in learning to read last year through United Way programs.
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HEALTH
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At United Way, we believe that healthy people are also productive and engaged community members. United Way provides access to health care for uninsured people, helps children and youth learn healthy behaviors that prevent future problems, and provides support to thousands of older adults and people living with disabilities so they can remain independent. Many of our strategies are based in prevention: action taken now will provide long-term benefits for our community. 2009 HIGHLIGHTS: Providing access to health care. United Way is investing $3.5 million annually to increase access to publicly funded health care programs and communitybased clinics and agencies. Programs enroll people in publicly funded health care programs and deliver integrated care that meets their primary medical, dental and mental health needs.
Increasing healthy behaviors. United Way–supported programs to prevent obesity and diabetes help more than 1,300 children annually in improving their health through lower blood pressure, lower heart rate, and progress toward an appropriate body-mass index.
Maximizing independence. United Way helps caregivers and families navigate services to maximize the independence of older adults and those living with disabilities so they can remain in their homes.
FINDING COMMON GROUND In the midst of a polarizing debate about health care, United Way convened a nonpartisan health care forum at the University of Minnesota Humphrey Center. Panelists representing all sides of the issue emphasized
common ground and solutions as they discussed the General Assistance Medical Coverage crisis and the short- and long-term consequences for our community when citizens lack health insurance.
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HEALTH
HEALTHY FAMILIES, HEALTHY COMMUNITIES Meet Dr. Loie Lenarz, a physician who volunteers at St. Mary’s, a United Way partner agency. During her most recent half-day shift at one of the St. Mary’s Health Clinics, Dr. Loie Lenarz saw 11 or 12 patients. “Most of the people I see work in jobs with no health care benefits, or their income is such that they don’t qualify for public health care such as Medicaid or Minnesota Care,” she said. “About one-third of them had diabetes. Most spoke Spanish instead of English. All of them expressed significant gratitude for the care they received. They left with the medications they couldn’t have afforded on their own and that will help them successfully manage their conditions.”
When people don’t have adequate access to health care, the costs can be great. Prevention, said Dr. Lenarz, is key. Properly managing diabetes, which is so prevalent among her patients, is a good example. “Medically speaking, we know how to prevent diabetes,” she said. “But if diabetes isn’t managed for five to seven years, there is a likelihood
In 2009, with support from United Way, St. Mary’s recorded 6,134 patient visits— the most in their 17-year history. Nearly 10 percent of patients were under age 18. They anticipate serving over 6,000 patients again in the current fiscal year.
Dr. Lenarz has been in practice for 26 years, most recently as chief clinical officer at Fairview Health Services. Eight years ago, she became a board member at St. Mary’s, a ministry of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet that provides free health care services at eight sites throughout the metro area to people who are uninsured or underinsured. In January, she became their volunteer medical director. Over 300 people—doctors, nurses, admission staff, interpreters, drivers—volunteer at St. Mary’s. St. Mary’s staff use the term “days lost from work.” When people can receive care at St. Mary’s, their days lost are substantially reduced, and they are more productive members of their families and community.
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If clinics like St. Mary’s didn’t exist, Dr. Lenarz says she’s not sure what people would do. “You never really know for sure,” she said. “But statistically speaking, I say they will go without health care until they are so desperate and sick they end up in the emergency room, and have a greater need for intensive and expensive health care, and where the long-term health implications are much greater for them.”
for kidney disease or even kidney failure. At that point, they qualify for Medicaid because the expenses will be so much higher. The cost to society of not caring for these people is huge.”
Dr. Lenarz says her experience with St. Mary’s has “made it far more real to me how difficult it is to access health care in the U.S. if you don’t have the money to do so.” With her Catholic upbringing and her family’s strong commitment to social justice, her connection to St. Mary’s runs deep. Even so, she dreams of a day without St. Mary’s. “Nothing would make me happier than for there to be no need for the clinics to exist,” she said. “That would mean that people have adequate care.” More than 119,800 uninsured people received access to health care through United Way programs last year.
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UNITED WAY ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
2009 CAMPAIGN RESULTS Whether you give, advocate or volunteer, you LIVE UNITED in support of our community, raising money and lending a helping hand to people in need. Thank you! UNITED WAY ANNUAL CAMPAIGN In 2009, you helped us raise $84.9 million during the annual campaign. An additional $2.8 million was generated in grants, sponsorships and endowments, resulting in total resources raised of $87.7 million, to be invested in 2010. 2009 Campaign Chair: Jeff Noddle, executive chairman, SUPERVALU, INC.
GIVING COMMUNITIES Special thanks to these giving communities, and their chairs and co-chairs, for their role in the 2009 campaign: United Way Tocqueville Society
United Way Women’s Leadership Council
United Way Community Builders
United Way Emerging Leaders
Tocqueville Society members contributed $9.8 million to the annual campaign. Members contribute annually at the $10,000+ level.
Women’s Leadership Council members evaluated and provided $355,000 in grants to nine local early childhood education programs, to support United Way’s education efforts. Members contribute annually at the $2,500+ level.
Community Builders members contributed $14.1 million to the annual campaign. Members contribute annually at the $1,000+ level.
Emerging Leaders members contributed $4.5 million to the annual campaign. Members contribute annually at the $500+ level.
Community Builders did not have a 2009 Chair.
2009 Emerging Leaders Chair: Deb Staiger
2009 Tocqueville Cabinet Co-chairs: Nicholas and Susan Slattery-Burke.
2009 Women’s Leadership Council Chair: Jeri Meola
2009 COMMUNITY INVESTMENTS United Way raises funds in one calendar year to be invested the following year. In 2008, United Way raised $88.9 million in pledges, of which approximately 11.7 percent was spent on fundraising and administration. Approximately 3.2 percent of pledges were uncollected. The remaining $76.2 million, along with $7.3 million in revenue from investment income, foundation grants and other sources, was invested in the community in 2009.
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20%
DONOR DESIGNATIONS
28%
BASIC NEEDS
1%
NONPROFIT SECTOR SUPPORT
5%
27%
EDUCATION
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
19%
HEALTH
2009 SUMMARY Education:
$22,135,000
27%
Health
$16,217,000
19%
Basic Needs:
$23,141,000
28%
Nonprofit Sector Support:
$1,030,000
1%
Community Support:
$3,844,000
5%
Donor Designations:
$17,113,000
20%
TOTAL:
$83,480,000
100%
BOARD OVERSIGHT Our 50-member volunteer board of directors composed of business and community leaders provides oversight. Board committees hold United Way accountable for administrative and fundraising costs and make sure the organization is run as efficiently as possible. Citizen volunteers staff our strategic impact area committees, helping set priorities for the work we do.
ACCOUNTING AND REPORTING PRACTICES Greater Twin Cities United Way is an independent organization governed by local volunteers. Our financial statements are audited annually by the independent CPA firm KPMG. To view our annual 2009 financial statements or IRS form 990, go to www.unitedwaytwincities.org and click on “Financials” under the “About Us” tab. United Way follows the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants’ (AICPA) Audit and Accounting Guide for NotFor-Profit Organizations to ensure financial statements conform with Generally Accepted Accounting Practices (GAAP).
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LEADERSHIP GIVING TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY LA TABLE RONDE DES MILLIONS DE DOLLARS ($1,000,000+) Jim and Carmen Campbell ♠ Arleen M. Carlson* ♠ John and Linnea Castro ♠ Fredric and Glenda Corrigan ♠ David and Vicki Cox ♠ Bob and Joanie Dayton ♠ Edward and Sherry Ann Dayton ♠ E.C. (Skip) and Barbara Gage ♠ William W. and Penny George ♠ Alfred and Ingrid Lenz Harrison ♠ Allen F. Jacobson ♠ David A. Koch ♠ Richard and Mary Jo Kovacevich ♠ John and Nancy Lindahl ♠ Tom and Mari Lowe ♠ W. Duncan* and Nivin MacMillan ♠ The Ted and Roberta Mann Foundation ♠ Glen and Marilyn Nelson ♠ Carl* and Eloise* Pohlad ♠ Darwin and Geri Reedy ♠ Warren and Mary Lynn Staley ♠ John and Leslie Turner ♠ Mary and Jeff Werbalowsky ♠ Angus and Margaret Wurtele ♠ Anonymous = 2
ORDRE DE FRATERNITÉ ($75,000-$99,999) Mary Lee Dayton Allen and Kathy Lenzmeier
Anonymous = 1
LA SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE ($100,000 TO $999,999)
Sage and John Cowles Tim Crimmins, M.D. and Sharon Marx, M.D. Ellie and Tom Crosby, Jr.
ORDRE D’EGALITÉ ($50,000 TO $74,999) Ankeny Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation
Mrs. Thomas Crosby, Sr. ♠ Paul A. and Traci J. Culver James and Celest Dallas Jacquelyn and Patrick Daylor
Pete and Margie Ankeny
Julia W. Dayton
Julie and Doug Baker, Jr.
Toby and Mae Dayton
M. Nicholas Burke, M.D. and
Patrick and Christine Donovan
Susan Slattery-Burke
Mary and Ernie Dorn
Bob and Gail Buuck ♠
Gary and Sue Ellis
Lori Crever
Dick and Karol Emmerich
Richard K. and Theresa Davis
Ronald A. and Kristine S. Erickson
Douglas and Wendy Dayton
Steve Euller and Nancy Roehr
Ruth and Bruce Dayton
Robert and Mary Fayfield
The Driscoll Foundation
Richard and Beverly Fink
Jay F. Ecklund
Barbara L. Forster and Lawrence
Michael and Linda Fiterman
H. Hendrickson ♠
William and Bonita Frels
Ian and Carol Friendly
Darren and Terry Jackson
John and Martha Gabbert
Harriet T. and William E.* Ludwick
Ellen and Jerry Gallagher ♠
Kathryn V. and Paul B. Marinello
David and Suzanne Goodwin
Cindy and Greg Page
Peter M. and Colleen J. Grant
James Prokopanko and Bonnie McPhee
Jeff and Terri Greiner
Sandra and John Roe*
N. Bud* and Beverly
Mike Roos and Cindy Goplen
Grossman Foundation
Bob Ulrich
Jim and Laura Hamilton
Weiser Family Foundation on Behalf
Dale S. Hanson Foundation Fund
of Irving & Marjorie Weiser
ORDRE DE CONNAISSANCE ($500,000-$749,999)
Russell Cowles
of The Saint Paul Foundation
Steve and Joanne Zenz
William A. and Sharon D. Hawkins
Anonymous = 1
Jack and Kate Helms Mike and Tami Hoffman
ORDRE DE LIBERTÉ ($25,000 TO $49,999)
Sara and Randy Hogan John and Shirley Johnson
Joseph Anthony and Megan Mourning
Richard C. and Robin S. Kelly
Susan and Jon Campbell
Martha and Bruce Atwater, Jr.
Alexandra and Robert Klas, Sr.
Emery and Karen Koenig
Edward and Marlene Bixby
Pamela Knous and Arnold Schmidt
Karen and Stephen Sanger
David and Shari Boehnen
Dan and Char Knutson
Anonymous = 1
John and Margaret Brice
James P. and Michele Kolar
Marney and Conley Brooks, Sr.
Janis and David Larson
Bill and Jeannie Buckner
Daniel and Helen Lindsay
Tara and Timothy Clark
Robert and Sara Lumpkins
Judith S. and Richard F. Corson ♠
Stephen and Kathi Austin Mahle
Please forgive us. While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our records, we occasionally find errors. If we have omitted, misplaced or misspelled your name, please accept our apologies and contact us so that we may correct our records. Please call Donor Stewardship at (612) 340-7404. Lists are based on information received as of June 30, 2010.
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♠ = great giving ω = women’s leadership council ∗ = deceased
LEADERSHIP GIVING Sallie and John March
John and Peggy Anderson
John and Klerissa Church
Mike and Susan Martiny
David and Debbie Andreas
Michael V. and Ann C. Ciresi
Joyce and Dick McFarland ♠
John E. Andrus III
Carol M. Clark
Michael and Julie McGlynn
Peter and Sally Anson
Sandy and Doug Coleman
Tina and Stuart McKenna
Daniel A. and JoAnn S. Arrigoni
Bert and Suzie Colianni
Dan and Heidi McKeown
John W. Atkinson
Joseph and Tammi Colianni
Mary and Bob Mersky
Rick and Pat Atterbury and Family
Tom and Phyllis Colwell
John and Karen Meslow
Kelly A. Baker
Michael and Leslie Connelly
Don and Diane Mulligan
Constance Bakken
William and Elizabeth Cook
Laura and David Newinski
Michael and Elizabeth Balay
Mark and Karri Copman
Bruce and Carol Nicholson
Tim and Kathy Ball
Ron and Joan Cornwell
Jeff and Linda Noddle
Anne and John Bartoloni
Carol and Randy Cote
Jerry and Lisa O’Brien
Martin and Katherine Bassett
Jeff and Melinda Cotton
Chris and Julie O’Leary
Daniel R. and Nancy K. Bauer
Dawn L. Courrier
Edward and Leslye Phillips
Bill and Barb Beard
Gail and Alec Covington ♠
Tad and Cindy Piper
Colleen and Brent Bechtle
David and Kitty Crosby
James O. Pohlad
Patricia and John Beithon
Michael E. and Carol B. Cushmore
Robert and Rebecca Pohlad
Charles Belgarde
Sarah Cuthill
Chris and Anne Policinski
Sue A. Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. Peter C. Daitch
Jeffrey and Suzanne Pope
Donald E. Benson
Amalia and Kenn Damgaard
Mark and Karen Rauenhorst
Craig Bentdahl and Stephanie Simon
Stan and Sharon Dardis
Clifford M. Roberts
Thomas A. and Rebecca M. Bergman
Edwin W. and Catherine M.
Bill Roche and Jill Hintz
Cheryl and Andy Bessette
Marilyn and Steve Rothschild
Richard L. and Debra A. Best
Michael and Celia Davis
Robert L. and Sharon G. Ryan
Bill Bieber
Susan and Steven Davis
Hutch and Carol Schilling
Alexandra O. Bjorklund
Judson M. Dayton
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh K. Schilling, Sr.
Brent and Karen Blackey
Carol and Charles M. Denny, Jr.
Casey J. and Mary Schoen
Jay and Mary Blegen
DeSimone Family Fund of
Michael and Susan Seeland
Stacy and Matt Bogart
Bob and Pam Senkler
Hugh and Kelly Bonner
Margie and David Dines
Dell and Susan Spence
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Borman
Ms. Janet Dolan and Mr. William Moore
Dan Starks
Pat and MaryLouise Bowe
Michael D. Drazan
Gregg and Denise Steinhafel
Bryan Bower
Andrew Duff
Mary W. Vaughan
Darrell H. Boyd
Brian J. and Susan Dunn
Joanne and Philip* Von Blon
Shirley Boyd and John Estall
Steve and Luann Dunphy
Liz and Tim Welsh
Mary and Dick Brainerd
Doug and Willie Eden Family Fund
Nancy and Ted Weyerhaeuser
Alan Braun
Jonathan and Michele Eisele
John and Trudy Wilgers
William and Sally Brooker
Joel and Mary Ann Elftmann
Kirt and Nicole Woodhouse
Ann and Bob Burns
Bill and Kay Erickson
Anonymous = 4
Gregory and Vivian Buteyn
Mark A. Eustis
Troy and Lara Butner
Kenneth and Grace Evenstad
Danis and Dick Byrd, Jr.
Kittie Fahey ♠
Jennie and Richard Carlson
David E. Feinberg
John and Michele Abbott
Virginia and Robert W. Carlson, Jr.
Charlie and Anne Ferrell
Robert and Karen Abele
Nicky B. Carpenter
Ben and Becky Field
Jim and Julia Adams
Mary and Wayne Carter
Kevin Filter and Rosemary Kessler
Todd and Carin Adams
Sarah and Jerry Caruso
Paul Finkelstein
Philip and Julie Ahern
Lynn Casey and Michael Thornton
Andrew Finley
Neil and Ann Ahlstrom ♠
Donald Caste
Scott Fischmann
Bernie and Cindy Aldrich
Kathleen and Andy Cecere
Timothy and Dzung Forstad
Jim and Ellen Altman
Leslie J. Chapman
Jim and Sarah Foster
Clifford and Nancy Anderson
Jim and Julie Chosy
Ben and Paula Fowke
MEMBRES DE LA SOCIÉTÉ ($10,000 TO $24,999)
Davis Foundation ♠
The Saint Paul Foundation
LEADERSHIP GIVING | 23
LEADERSHIP GIVING TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY (Continued) Mike and Linda Frank Richard and Mary Frasch Peter and Patricia Frechette Leslie and Alain Frécon Brad and Lori Fritz Steve and Susie Fritze Christy C. Gage John and Jean Geisler Jack and Anne Gherty Terry and David Gilberstadt Jerry and Joyce Golden Goldner Family Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation John B. Goodman Karen Grabow and Keith Halperin Lynda A. and Mark J. Graham Blake M. Grams Margot and Paul Grangaard Peter and Sandra Griffin Bill and Jan Hale Roger L. Hale and Eleanor L. Hall: Rahael Fund of The Minneapolis Foundaion Lori and Todd Hall Ian and Laurel Hardgrove Rick and Dail Hartnack Tom and Rhonda Hayes Jim and Kathy Haymaker Douglas and Martha Head Chris and Kim Heim Doug and Anne Hepper William and Sue Hodder Joseph C. Hoesley Alan and Mary Hogg Denise and Maurice Holloman Mr. and Mrs. James A. Howard Jaymes and Janet Hubbell Regina and Tom Hudson Russ and Peggy Huffer Anne and Hadlai Hull Thomas S. Hull Beth and John Jacob Elliot and Judy Jaffee Galen and Ann Johnson James E. Johnson Nancy and Ed Johnson Neel and Pegge Johnson Scott and Marjorie Johnson
24 | LEADERSHIP GIVING
Manley and Mary Johnston
Carrie and H. D. McCullough III
Hubert B. Joly
Tom and Toni McGlynn
Bret Jones
Richard N. McLellan
Mark Z. and Judie Jones
John and Connie McMahon
Mark and Laurie Jordahl
Mary Bigelow McMillan
Drs. Charles R. and Sally B. Jorgensen
H. G. McNeely, Jr.
Bob and Mary Jozwiak
M. D. and Mary McVay
Adam Jurgen
Greg Meidt
Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund
David Meline
of HRK Foundation
Ken Melrose
Thomas and Cheri Kamp
John and Judy Mendesh
Jane and James Kaufman Fund
Gwendolyn Meyer
Michael R. and Jacqueline R. Kavanagh
James and Karen Meyer
George and Christine Kehl
Ernest and Sally Micek
Brad and Heidi Keil
Russ and Jan Michaletz
Erwin and Miriam Kelen
Bill and Katie Miller
Michael Kelly
Rosa Malcka Miller
Jay and Iris Kiedrowski
Todd and Jennifer Miller
John and Nancy F. Kimball
Lee R. Mitau and Karin J. Birkeland
Gary W. King, Ph.D.
Gerald and Marilyn Mitchell
Patricia and Peter Kitchak
Scott and Dede Montgomery
Forrest Klingaman
Bruce W. and Tracy Mooty
Dennis and Jackie Koehl
Jane N. and John W. Mooty
Joel and Laurie Kramer
Thomas and Anne Mootz
Steve and Sarah Kumagai
Marti Morfitt and Pat Weber
Julie T. Kunkel and Thomas R. Hall
Chris and Jack Morrison
Monica and Peter Lawyer
John Morrison
Jean and Laurence LeJeune
Sally A. Mullen
David and Mary Jo Lenzen
Jim and Cindy Murphy
John and Vicky Lettmann
Michael and Janis Nash
Peggy and Dick Lidstad
Kim and Stafford Nelson
Sheila and Stephen Lieberman
Russ and Nancy Nelson
Jean and Christine Lobey
Susan and Michael Newburg
Rick and Marcia Lund
Martha and Todd Nicholson Fund of
Russell and Jennifer Lund
the Nicholson Family Foundation
Teresa and David Lunt
Laurie and Peter Nordquist
Bill Lurton
Kevin Nosbisch and Kim Leventhal
Tom and Theresa Lydon
Adrienne and Stephen Oesterle
Leland T. Lynch and Terry Saario Fund
Robert M. Olafson
of The Minneapolis Foundation
Chris and Nancy Omdahl
Scott and Michelle Lynch
Lisa Oothoudt
Bob and Sue Macdonald
James and Chris O’Rourke
Cindi and John Machuzick
Grant Ostler
Kathleen and David MacLennan
Brent and Anne Oswald
David and Karen MacMillan
Rick and Lynne Palmore
Tom Madison
Bill and Anne Parker
Dusty and George Mairs
Irma and Maynard* Patterson
Brian and Roseanne Mallaro
Dick and Mary Payne
Siri and Bob Marshall
Bill and Barbara Pearce
Paul and Robin Maynard
Mrs. John E. Pearson
Kay and Mike McCarthy
Jay and Micki Petersen
McCarthy-Bjorklund Foundation
Greg and Deb Peterson
♠ = great giving ω = women’s leadership council ∗ = deceased
LEADERSHIP GIVING Dave Petrocchi
Chris and Hank Shea
Frederick L. and Alice M. Wall
Chris Pike and Liz Pike-Westring
Michael Shea
David M. Wark and Mary
Allison Pitts
Tim and Chris Sheehan
Judy M. Poferl
Joseph N. Shneider
Todd and Linda Watchmaker
Scott and MaryAnn Portnoy
Marianne D. Short
Jim and Jennifer Weichert
Frederick Pratt
Troy and Jenny Short
Mike and Stacie Weiss
Walter and Harriet Pratt
Lisa and Scott Sinclair
Bob and Cheryl Welch
Nick and Judy Priadka
Lee and Peg Skold
Leon and Patricia Westbrock
Steve and Barbara Proeschel
Marschall Smith
Mindy Wexler
James and Diane Prunty
David and Nancy Sparby
Steven Wexler
Jeff and Lynn Radunz
Dean and Carol Spatz
John and Annette Whaley
Michael and Debra Rahm
Harriet and Edson Spencer
Helen and J. Kimball Whitney
Gary and Susan Rappaport
Dee and Gordon Sprenger
Wheelock Whitney and Kathleen Blatz
Peter A. and Bonnie E. Raquet
Connie and John Stafford
Brian and Mary Wilcox
Kevin and Trudy Rautio
John and Tammy Lee Stanoch
Frances and Frank Wilkinson
Jeanne and Paul Ravich
Douglas and Carol Steenland
Scott and Jill Wine
Donna and Frank Ravndal, Jr.
Steve and Sue Stenbeck
Rex and Nan Winter
Jyothsna Rayadurg and Ajay Gupta
Gerry and Kris Stenson
Mr. and Ms. Stephen P. Wolfe
Richard Renikoff and Katherine Kinne
Sara Sternberger and Howard
Keith and Julia Woodward
Nancy and Kevin Rhein
Epstein, M.D.
Ann Barrows Wark
Darlene G. Woolsey
Marna and Erick Ricker
Martha B. Stimpson
Brian G. Wright
Michael and Kim Ries
Lonny and Janet Stormo
Lisa Zakrajsek and Michael Murphy
Elizabeth M. Ringer
Larry and Lynn Stranghoener
James M. Zappa and Rani
Daniel Rischall and Karen Blumberg
Shelley and Jay Strohmaier
Jane and Alan Ritchie
Anthony and Ashley Sugalski
Teresa Ziebarth
John and Lois Rogers
John L. Sullivan
Mary and William Zimmer
Ruth and Harold Roitenberg
Jean B. and Steven Sweeney
Larry and Vicki Zobel
Becky and Mark Roloff
John G. Taft
Anonymous = 28
Chris and Jeff Rotsch
Kairus Tarapore
Jeanne Rudelius
Wayne and Leslie Teddy
Roger and Fran Rumble
Julie and Tom Tefft
Frank and Betsy Russomanno
Roy L. Testerman
David Adams
Pat and Ann Ryan
Tyrone K. and Kit Thayer
Susan Alpert
Mimi and David Sanders
Therese Foundation
Mark and Charlene Altman
Royce and Janice Sanner
Jan and Ken Thome
Nancy B. Anderly*
David and Hilary Santoni
Diane L. and Gaylord Thormodsgard
Judith A. Anderson
Brad and Nancy Sauer
William M. Toles
Steve and Cindy Armstrong
William and Martha Saul
Carol (Toodie) and Frank Trestman
J. D. and Anne Baasen
Patty and Barney Saunders
William and Kathleen Truscott
Karen Bachman
Gregory Schlaefer
Reed and Margie Tuckson
Todd and Alison Balan ω
Dr. Mark J. Schmidt and Susan Reid
Jack and Kathy Tunheim
Nancy Ballsrud and Jim Nelson ω
Paul G. Schmidt
Jeff and Noelle Turner
Gretchen and Mark Banks
Kit and Dick Schmoker
Emily Anne and Gedney Tuttle
Bryan G. Barber
Thomas P. Schnettler and
Doug and Kristen Urbanciz
Carol A. Barnett
Cheryl L. Appeldorn
William R. VanArsdale and
Thomas and Lauri Becher
Sandra and Thomas Schreier, Jr.
Janet VanArsdale
Murdoch Zappa
KEYSTONE ($5,000 TO $9,999)
Warren and Donna Beck
Kelly and Todd Schreurs
William and Barbara Van Brunt
Russ and Trish Becker
Rod and Mary Schroeder
Mike Vande Logt
Samir Behl
Jill Schubert
David and Lynn Vander Haar
Peter and Wendy Benson
Joan and Arthur Schulze
Cathy Van der Schans
Richard and Rita Berens
Doug and Mary Scovanner
Bill Van Dyke
Chuck and Nancy Berg
Jeff and Maryellen Seeley
Bob and Jenny Verner
Jeff and Deb Berg LEADERSHIP GIVING | 25
LEADERSHIP GIVING KEYSTONE (Continued) Brian and Gail Berger The Lyle and Janis Berman Family Foundation Mark and Ivy Bernhardson Adam and Kris Bernier Neera and Sandeep Bhandari Tony and Irene Bihl Richard and Carmen Binger Shirley Bloomfield Charles and Jennie Boeder John and Janet Bohan Susan S. Boren John and Kim Bown Stuart F. and Jodi M. Bradt Barbara S. Brett Ann and Dave Brookman Bill and Karen Brown Kevin and Sara Brown Stuart and Lynn Brown Terry and Shelley Brown Lynne and John Bruder Jeff and Sheryl Brunken Robert Buck Kate Budd Ken and Betsy Burdick Thomas W. and Cherie Rinehart Burke Vivian Callaway Patrick and Mari Campbell Wally and Sharyl Carson Timothy Carter and Sally Wahman John and Pat Case of the Kellogg Commission Company Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation James and Kathryn Catalano Douglas Cerny Terry E. Chism Ronald L. and Janet A. Christenson Brock and Heidi Christianson Tim Coats and M.J. O’Keefe-Coats Robert and Diane Coderre Jeffrey Collier Alfred G. Colling Jim and Sarah Colville George Connolly and Erin Jordahl Peter and Mary Jo Conzemius Gregory Cook Kevin and Lynette Cooper Don and Delores Cornelius
26 | LEADERSHIP GIVING
Julie L. Cornelius
John Frederick and Deborah Sandberg
Paul and Suzanne Cossette
Ronald Frehner
Dr. James and Roberta Craig
Derek Fried
Charles Crone
Alexis and Carl Friedrich
Gayle Crose
Craig and Melissa Frisvold
Jack and Donna Crow
Jeff and Justine Fritz
Linda and Kenneth Cutler
Don and Pamela Fromme
Timothy S. Dahl
Gayle Fuguitt and Thomas P. Veitch
Barkley Dahlkvist
Patricia K. Fuher
James and Jennifer Davenport
Barbara and Bill Gabler
Lincoln Davis and Cherie
Alfred Gale
Handberg-Davis
Sheila Gallagher
Scott N. and Ann C. Dayton
Eric and Tammy Galler
Bill Dean
Jon W. and Christine K. Galloway
Andrew Deckas
John and Suzanne Gappa
Patrick and Marie-Andree Deconinck
Philip and Phyllis Garon ω
Richard DeLeo
Donald E. and Adele Garretson ♠
Charles Dennis and
Becky Garthofner and Jerry Woelfel
Christine Cunningham
AnnMarie Gaus ω
Michael J. and Joyce Devito
Sarah Geisert and Scot Rans
Doug and Tricia Dirks
Jeff and Cathy Gendreau
Timothy P. Dordell
Teddy and Jim Gesell
David and Mary Doty
Patty and Kevin Gilligan
Robert and Ruth Doughty
Dave and Sunny Girk
Heike Drake-Cavelletti
Dr. and Mrs. Fredarick L. Gobel
Robert J. Dudacek
Susan and Jeff Goldstein
Kathy and Doug Dunmire
Laurie and Ed Greeno
Greg and Char Duppler
Todd and Ruth Gregoire
Richard Ebel
David Gross
Bart and Rebecca Eddy
Mike Grosso
Kevin and Jill Edelman
Martha and Edward Gschneidner
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Edgerton
Tom and Kelley Gunkel
Robert and Kristen Ehren
Ronald and Julie Hafner
Mary and Tom Ehrlichmann
Anne A. Hage
Mary Jo Ekman
Daniel and Colette Hagen
Bruce and Mary Jane Engelsma
Tom and Susan Handley
Steven and Barbara Erdahl
Richard and Roberta Hansen
Juli and Tom Erdmann
Greg and Nancy Hanson
Bob and Cindy Erickson
Jeff and Lisa Harmening
Gerald and Kay Erickson
Helen Harrington Charitable Trust
John and Ann Erickson
Lynne Harrington and Paul Blomgren ω
Richard Erickson and Julianne Corty
Cathy Harris
Mark and Shannon Evenstad
Peter and Rebecca Hawthorne
Joyce and Mike Eyerly
Anne and Peter Heegaard
Ken Fairchild
Roger F. Heegaard Fund of The
Carol L. Fedorchak
Minneapolis Foundation
Miriam Feldman
Thomas Heinzen
Ronald Fingerhut Family Foundation
Paul and Jessica Heiring
Terry and Sheldon Fleck
Jill Hennesen
H. Robert Foerster III
Craig and Lori Herkert
Thomas and Anne Forsythe
Andy and Michele Herring
James and Suzanne Franklin
Alice Heth
♠ = great giving ω = women’s leadership council ∗ = deceased
LEADERSHIP GIVING Chris and Ann Hilger
Phil and Sharon Lindau
Ron and Mary Kay Nelson
H. Eugene and Barbara A. Hite
Tom and Jenny Linder
Susan and Mark Nestegard
Jeff Hlavacek and Brian VanderWaal
Jeffrey A. Lindgren
Chris and Leslie Neugent
Cliff and Laraine Hoffman
George Logan
Julie L. Neville
Denise and Corey Holtz
John and Sheila Anne Lohmann
Joan Niedfeldt
Heidi P. Howard
Yalonda Lolar-Johnson
Stuart A. and Katherine M. Nielsen
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Huber
Todd O. Loudenslager
Michael and Kelly Nordstrom
Jeff and Claudia Hunter
Scott and Amy Loveless
Laura Oberst ω
Ruth and John Huss, Jr.
Eric Lucas
Chudi and Jamice Obianyo
Jay and Cindy Ihlenfeld
Ann T. Luther
Chris and Katie O’Connell
George and Barbara Isham
Bob and Pam MacDonald
David G. and Brenda B. Odegaard
Ann and Robert Jackson
Mary Ann and Everett MacLennan
Shawn and Becky O’Grady
Thomas James
Julie and Christopher Mancini
Gary and Bonnie Olmstead
Stacy Janiak
Gil and Debra Mann
Carla and Peter Olson ω
Dr. Peter Jensen
Craig Manson
Patrick O’Rourke
Larry E. Jodsaas
Deborah and Charles Manzoni, Jr.
Bart and Kandi Osborn
Dan and Penny Johnson
Timothy and Patti Marrinan
David W. and Catherine H. Osten
Lyn Johnson
Sandra Mason
Gregg and Kristin Ostrander
Mike and Joanne Johnson
Pat Mauren
Constance S. Otis ♠
Verne Johnson
Dan and Kris May
Julie Owen
Martin and Shelley Jokinen
Don McCarthy
Michael and Naomi Palmer
Jeffrey and Lisa Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. McCarthy
Debra Patterson and Doug Olson
Westcott and Laura Jones
Susan McCarthy
Randy L. Pearce
Steve, Linda and Elizabeth Kantner
Bob and Polly McCrea
Jose A. Peris and Diana L. Gulden
Michael and Donna Kaplan
Mary McEvoy and Terence Fruth
Linda and Lawrence Perlman
Ian and Rose-Mary Kerr
William McHale
Jennifer and Alan* Petersen
Robert and Kimberly Kirk
Douglas and Ann McMillan
Gary and Sharon Peterson
Linda and Robert C. Klas, Jr.
Pat and Lisa McNulty
Steven Peterson and Mary Wilkens
Brian and Renae Knudson
Heather A. McQueen
Timothy M. and Patricia C. Peterson
Jason and Michelle Kopp
David and Jane Melroe
Gary and Maureen Petrucci
Dan and Ginny Kremer ω
Michael Mergen
Bernadette Piacek-Llanes
Kurtis Krentz
James A. and Terese L. Miller
Pamela Krop and Jordan Lewis
Michelle and Al Miller
Sally and George Pillsbury
Scott and Caroline Krueger
Reid Miller
Karen and Darrell Polzin
Marise Kumar
Lucy and Robert Mitchell
Paula Prahl
Richard Kuntz
Charles and Jodee Montreuil
Pat and Connie Prunty
Andrew LaFrence
Pamela and Mark Moret
Jacqueline Tschida Punch
Angela S. Lalor
Bennett and Sharon Morgan
Doug and Sheila Punke
Ron and Nancy Langness
Tom and Conchy Morgan
Dave and Mary Pylipow
Thomas and Denice Larson
Joe and Connie Moritko
Kevin and Ann Quiring
Matthew W. Lasley
Clinton and Mary Morrison
Matthew and Sarah Rand
David and Susan Latta
David and Kate Mortenson
Barbara Ratner
Matthew and Susan Law
Pat and Kristina Morton
Linda Reding
Timothy Leach
Cathy and John Muggee ω
Randy and Ann Reichert
Don and Joann Leavenworth
Diana and Joe Murphy
Ann M. Renckens
Morse Leavenworth
Judith and Dennis Murphy ω
Paul and Mary Reyelts
Joe Ledbetter
Elizabeth B. Myers
Deb and Al Ringler
Patrick and Angela Lee
Andrew J. Naber
David A. Robertson
Pethuel Leflore
Brian Naas and Catie Tobin ω
Joanne and Jerry Robertson
Mike and Synthia LeSage
Mrs. Philip Nason* ♠
Jim Robinson
Mrs. Robert Leslie
Sandy J. Navin
Dr. and Mrs. Gaylan Rockswold
Richard Lightsey
Robert and Barbara Nazarian
Helen and Jim Rockwell
and Carlos Llanes
LEADERSHIP GIVING | 27
LEADERSHIP GIVING KEYSTONE (Continued) Jose and Margaret Rodriguez Abigail Rose and Michael Blum ω John and Flossie Russ Jon and Jennifer Salveson Sampson Family Charitable Foundation Ann and Tony Satterthwaite Sally Scheefe Rachael Scherer and Stephen Imholte Carrie and Brett Schleis Kurt and Carol Schmid Mark and Ann Schulze Thomas and Mary Scully David and Karen Seehusen Saul and Beth Ann Segal Phillip G. Semmer Ann and Jay Senne Srinivasan Seshadri Kevin and Katie Sevcik Hak Cheol Shin Peter Siddons Robert and Michelle Siegert James S. Simpson David Skaalerud Jacqueline Smith Sherry and Jim Smith Ed and Valerie Spencer Peter Spink Sandra Sponem Bob and Jean Spong ♠ Larry and Joy Steiner Jon and Kristine Stevens Mark and Heather Stonacek Beth Strongman Austin and Doll* Sullivan Brian Sutterfield Glen and Bess Swanson Katie Szyman Scott and Sue Takekawa Douglas and Sally Taylor Mary Thompson and Bob Knuth ω A. Skidmore and Edith D. Thorpe Fund of The Minneapolis Foundation ♠
Elizabeth and Tyler Treat Judith L. Trudel Carol and Lynn Truesdell ω Joseph and Mary Ulrey Lee and Maggie Valenta Leo Varley and Molly McGlynn Varley Rachael and John Vegas Jeffry H. and Janet von Gillern Kirsten J. Vosen Richard and Susan Votel Randy F. and Janice Wallake Matthew D. Waller Lee Wear ♠ Chuck and Nancy Webster Steven and Catherine Roessler Webster Eric Wedepohl R. Kirk and Angie Weidner Jay and Sharon Wein Scott and Claudia Weisberg Bonnie and Bill Welshons John G. and Diane R. Wenker Kris and Joseph Wenker John Wenstrom Dave and Melissa Werpy Richard and Lori Weyrauch John and Margie Wiehoff Clarice (Kiki) Wien Kevin and Mary Wilde Elizabeth A. Willis Bruce L. Wilson and Mary B. Lewis Paul Williams Wilson Penny and Mike* Winton ♠ Robert and Carolyn Wollan Sharon N. Wong John and Betsy Wood John Woodworth Jeff and Sheri Wright W. C. Wu and R. E. Lund Lori and Mike Yates David Yauch and Elaine Francis Jerry Young Steve and Sara Zawoyski Steve and Charlotte Zumbusch Jeffery and Kris Zyskowski Anonymous = 64
David and Rosemary Tobelmann Christopher Tollafield Troy M. and Stacy A. Tonnessen Erik and Rima Torgerson Ron and Diana Tortelli Tim and Terri Traudt
28 | LEADERSHIP GIVING
♠ = great giving ω = women’s leadership council ∗ = deceased
Tracy Moore, Minneapolis
ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN HONOR ROLL: OVERALL CAMPAIGNS The following organizations are recognized for their outstanding combined efforts in Corporate and Employee Giving: DIAMOND SOCIETY ($5 MILLION PLUS) 3M * General Mills, Inc. Target Corporation Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Bank MN Lowry Hill Norwest Equity Partners Peregrine Capital Management
MILLION PLUS Best Buy Co., Inc. Cargill Delta Air Lines, Inc. Medtronic, Inc. Securian Financial Group and the Securian Foundation SUPERVALU INC. * U.S. Bancorp Xcel Energy Inc. *
$750,000 CLUB BlueCross and BlueShield of Minnesota CHS Inc. * Land O’Lakes, Inc. The Toro Company * UnitedHealth Group UPS *
$500,000 CLUB Ameriprise Financial Carlson Ecolab Inc. Faegre & Benson LLP The Travelers Companies, Inc.
$250,000 CLUB American Medical Systems, Inc. Bremer Financial Services, Inc. Ceridian Cummins Power Generation Deloitte & Touche LLP
30 | ANNUAL GIVING
Donaldson Company, Incorporated Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett, P.A.
Emerson Process Management
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Ernst & Young LLP
HealthEast Health System *
Fairview Health Services *
HealthPartners *
General Electric Company
Holiday Companies *
GE Capital Fleet Services
Honeywell Foundation *
GE Capital Public Finance
Horton Holding, Inc. & Subsidiary Cos.
GE Commercial Finance—
Imation
Strategic Asset Financing GE Energy—Installation & Repair Services *
ING U.S. Financial Services ITT Hartford Jerry’s Foods *
GE Enterprise Solutions—Security
LarsonAllen LLP
GE Money—Sales Finance
Lifetouch Inc.
GE Water & Process Technologies
Lindquist & Vennum P.L.L.P.
KPMG LLP
Loram *
Liberty Diversified Industries
Lund Food Holdings, Inc. *
Lockheed Martin MS2 *
M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank
M. A. Mortenson Company *
Macy’s East
MoneyGram International Inc.
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC *
The Mosaic Company
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
MTS Systems Corporation
Medica
Piper Jaffray
Merrill Corporation
Polaris Industries Inc.
Nash Finch Company
Qwest Communications/CWA
Okabena Company
Locals 7200 and 7201 *
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
RBC Wealth Management
Opus Group of Companies
Thomson Reuters
Pentair, Inc.
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Pohlad Family of Companies, including:
University of Minnesota *
Avtex Solutions, LLC CRP Holdings, LLC
$100,000 CLUB
Inetium, LLC
Accenture
International Jet, Inc.
ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
Marquette Financial
Allina Hospitals & Clinics *
Companies, including:
Andersen Corporation
Builders Mortgage Company
AT&T *
Marquette Asset Management
ATK *
Marquette Capital Partners
BAE Systems *
Marquette Transportation Finance
Capella Education Company
Marquette Real Estate
CenterPoint Energy *
Group, including:
Comcast Corporation
NorthMarq Corporate Solutions
Datacard Group
NorthMarq Investment Services
DecoPac Inc. *
NorthMarq Real Estate Brokerage
Deluxe Corporation
NorthMarq Real Estate Services
Eaton Corporation *
RJM Construction
Federal Express Corp. Northland District
United Properties Investment
G&K Services, Inc.
United Properties Residential
Gage Group, LLC *
Marquette Technology Cos., Inc.
General Dynamics Advanced
Minnesota Twins, LLC, including:
Information Systems Graco Inc.
Twins Ballpark, LLC Northern Lights Broadcasting, LLC
*Denotes union participation See pages 44-46 for a complete list.
ANNUAL GIVING NorthMarq Capital, LLC
Horton Holding, Inc. & Subsidiary Cos.
Spence, Ricke & Sweeney, P.A.
River Road Entertainment, LLC
John A. Knutson & Co.
Springsted Incorporated
Starquest Securities, LLC
Johnson & Johnson Companies
Stat-Ease, Inc.
JB Hudson Jewelers
Keewaydin Real Estate Advisors
Stonehill Group, LLP
Kellogg Company
Summit University Teen Center, Inc.
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
T.C. Field & Company
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, L.L.P.
Lazard Middle Market
Tonka Equipment Company
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Lesco Electrical Sales, Inc.
Towers Watson
Ryan Companies US, Inc. *
Lieberman Companies, Inc.
Ulteig Engineers
State of Minnesota *
Lockton Companies, LLC
Universal Cooperatives
Tennant Company
Loram *
Venture Bank
Valspar Corporation
Lozier Corporation
Women’s Advocates, Inc.
M. A. Mortenson Company *
Workers’ Compensation
Twin Cities Automotive
CAMPAIGN HONOR ROLL: EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS The following organizations are recognized for generous giving by their employees: GOLD AWARD WINNERS (EMPLOYEE PER CAPITA $300 OR MORE) Advance Auto Parts AllianceBernstein Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
Mahoney Ulbrich Christiansen & Russ, PA
Reinsurance Association Xcel Energy Inc. *
Mairs and Power, Inc. Malt-O-Meal Co. Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP McKinsey & Company, Inc.
SILVER AWARD WINNERS (EMPLOYEE PER CAPITA $200-$299)
Medco Health Solutions, Inc.
Abbott Laboratories
Medtronic, Inc.
Agilent Technologies
Meritex Enterprises, Inc. *
Alerus Financial
Midwest Family Mutual
American Medical Systems, Inc.
Insurance Company
APi Group, Inc. *
Minneapolis Building and
Bassford Remele
Construction Trades Council *
Bell Manufacturing & Services, Inc.
Braman and Associates, Inc.
Minnwest Bank
Bluestem Brands, Inc. *
Bush Foundation Employees
The Mosaic Company
BNC National Bank
Cardinal Glass Industries Inc.
Mutual of America
Bremer Financial Services, Inc.
Carolyn Foundation
Nelson, Tietz & Hoye
BWBR Architects, Inc.
CBI Services, Inc. *
Nexen Group, Inc.
Campbell Mithun
Charities Review Council of Minnesota
Northern Natural Gas
Central Financial Services, Inc.
CID, Inc.
Northern Star Council—Boy
Chrysler LLC
CoBank/Farm Credit
Scouts of America
CHS Inc. *
NuStar
Citizens Independent Bank
Cobb Strecker Dunphy & Zimmermann
Okabena Company
Community Emergency
Colwell Industries Inc.
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Commodity Specialists Company
Owens Companies, Inc. *
Crisis Connection *
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates
Park and Shop
Cummins NPower, LLC *
Cooper Power Systems
PCL Construction Services, Inc. *
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Cornerstone Capital Management
Piper Jaffray
Dolliff Insurance
Custom Fab Solutions
Polaris Industries Inc.
Donaldson Company, Incorporated
DecoPac Inc. *
PricewaterhouseCoopers
DRIASI
Delta Air Lines, Inc. *
Property Resources Corporation
Dr Pepper Snapple/American Bottling Co.
Do it Best Corp.
Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
Duke Realty Corporation
EBF & Associates
Rimage Corporation
Eaton Corporation *
Eli Lilly Company
Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc.
EMC/Paradigm Publishing
Ernst & Young LLP
Ryan Companies US, Inc. *
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Gabbert and Beck
Saint Paul Regional Labor Federation *
Ersystems, Inc.
General Mills, Inc.
Schechter, Dokken, Kanter,
Fluor O&M
Leasing Minneapolis
Greater Twin Cities United Way Hanover Insurance
Andrews & Selcer The Specialty Manufacturing
Assistance Program, Inc.
Forius Furber Timmer Zahn, PLLP ANNUAL GIVING | 31
ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN HONOR ROLL: EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS (Continued) Gage Group, LLC * George F. Cook Construction Co. The Goodman Group Graphic Communications Conference/ IBT International * GSK Hallmark Insights Hays Companies HDR Engineering, Inc. Heartland Realty Investors Help/Systems Inc. Henkels & McCoy Hennepin County Bar Association Henson & Efron, P.A. Highland Bank Hoffman Packaging, Inc. Hunt Electric Corporation * Imation ING U.S. Financial Services J.E. Dunn—North Central * Jobview.LLC KPMG LLP Kwik-File, LLC LarsonAllen LLP Liberty Diversified Industries Liberty Property Trust Marathon Petroleum Company LLC * McLaughlin Gormley King Co. MDA Leadership Consulting Michael Foods Inc. Minneapolis Glass Company * Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation * Minnesota Rubber & Plastics * Model Cities of St. Paul, Inc. MTS Systems Corporation NECA—St. Paul Chapter * New York Life Insurance Company Newark Nolan, MacGregor & Thompson & Leighton North Suburban Agencies, Inc. Norwesco, Inc. Osram Sylvania Inc. Padilla Speer Beardsley Inc. Parsons Electric Peterson, Fram & Bergman
32 | ANNUAL GIVING
Pohlad Family of Companies, including: Avtex Solutions, LLC
Norwest Equity Partners Peregrine Capital Management
CRP Holdings, LLC
Windsor Financial Group
Inetium, LLC
Xerxes Corporation
International Jet, Inc.
Zachry Engineering Corporation
Marquette Financial Companies, including: Builders Mortgage Company Marquette Asset Management
BRONZE AWARD WINNERS (EMPLOYEE PER CAPITA $100-$199)
Marquette Capital Partners
3M *
Marquette Transportation Finance
Accenture
Marquette Real Estate Group, including:
Acxiom Corporation
NorthMarq Corporate Solutions
Adolfson & Peterson, Inc. *
NorthMarq Investment Services
Aeon
NorthMarq Real Estate Brokerage
Aero Systems Engineering Inc.
NorthMarq Real Estate Services
AgriBank, FCB
RJM Construction
Alliance Bank
United Properties Investment
Allied Insurance
United Properties Residential
Allied Solutions, LLC
Marquette Technology Cos., Inc.
Amcom Software Inc.
Minnesota Twins, LLC, including:
American Bank
Twins Ballpark, LLC Northern Lights Broadcasting, LLC
American Hardware Mutual Insurance Company
NorthMarq Capital, LLC
American Indian OIC, Inc.
River Road Entertainment, LLC
Annex Teen Clinic
Starquest Securities, LLC
AR North America, Inc.
JB Hudson Jewelers Twin Cities Automotive
Architectural Alliance Atrix International, Inc.
Procter and Gamble
BAE Systems *
RBC Wealth Management
Barr Engineering Company
Reviva Inc
BCS Financial Corporation
Right Management
Bemis Company, Inc.
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Bentz, Whaley, Flessner
Schwan’s Consumer Brands
Berger Transfer & Storage, Inc.
Securian Financial Group and
Betaseed, Inc.
The Securian Foundation Smith Foundry Company *
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Twin Cities
SSOE, Inc.
Birchwood Laboratories, Inc.
SurModics, Inc.
BlueCross and BlueShield of Minnesota
TAPEMARK
Board of Pensions ELCA
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Bock & Associates Inc.
tns USA, Inc.
Buhler Inc.
The Toro Company *
Burmeister Electric Co.
Tunheim Partners
Cargill
United Cambodian Association
Carlson
of Minnesota, Inc.
Carpenter Evert & Associates, Ltd.
Unum Group
Caterpillar Global Paving
U.S. Energy Services, Inc.
Catholic Aid Association
Valspar Corporation
Central Minnesota Legal Services
Wells Fargo
Century Fence Company
Wells Fargo Bank MN
Ceridian
Lowry Hill
Chicago Title Insurance Company
*Denotes union participation See pages 44-46 for a complete list.
ANNUAL GIVING Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Greene Espel P.L.L.P.
Minnesota Energy Resources
Citizens League
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc.
Minnesota Rural Electric Association
Clarity Coverdale Fury
Hansen, Jergenson, Nergaard & Co., LLP
Minnesota Teamsters Service Bureau
Colon & Rectal Surgery Associates, Ltd.
Harmon Inc. *
Minnesota Workers Compensation
Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.
Harris Companies *
Comunidades Latinas Unidas
Hinshaw & Culbertson
MLT Vacations, Inc.
Hmong American Partnership
MoneyGram International Inc.
Connexus Energy *
Hometime Video Publishing
Moss & Barnett
Coughlan Publishing Company
Horty Elving & Associates
NAPA Auto Parts of Burnsville
Country Financial
HSM, Inc.
Nash Finch Company
Crown Iron Works Company
Illusion Theater and School, Inc. *
National Oilwell Varco
Cummins Power Generation
Ingersoll Rand Climate
Neighborhood Involvement Program, Inc.
en Servicio, Inc.
Datacard Group Deluxe Corporation District Energy Company, LLC *
Solutions—Thermo King Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners
Insurers Association
Neighbors, Inc. Network for the Development of Children of African Descent
Diversified Plastics, Inc.
International Institute of Minnesota
New Foundations, Inc.
East Metro Women’s Council
ITT Hartford
The Nielsen Company
East Side Neighborhood Service, Inc.
ITW BGK Finishing Systems
NL Grease LLC
Ecolab Inc.
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul
Nordstrom
EMC Insurance Companies
Johnson Printing & Packaging Corp. *
Noridian Administrative Services
Enclos Corp. *
Katun Corporation
North Star Bank
Engineering Unlimited, Inc.
KDV
Northeast Bank
Erickson-Larsen, Inc.
Keystone Community Services
Northern Trust Bank
Faegre & Benson LLP
Klein Agency, Inc.
Ochs Inc.
Family & Children’s Service
Kueppers, Hackel & Kueppers, P.A.
Old Home Foods, Inc. *
Federal Express Corp. Northland District
Lakeside Homes, Inc.
Opus Group of Companies
Fidelity Bank
Lakeview Bank
Paulet/Slater, Inc.
FilmTec Corporation
Lao Family Community of
Phyllis Wheatley Community Center, Inc.
Florstar Sales
Minnesota, Inc.
Plymouth Youth Center
Frauenshuh, Inc.
Lifetouch Inc.
Polar Semiconductor, Inc.
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
PreferredOne
G&K Services, Inc.
Lockheed Martin MS2 *
Preston Kelly
General Dynamics Advanced
Lucent Technologies
Prime Therapeutics, Inc.
M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Rebarfab, Inc.
MACC CommonWealth
Risk Administration Services, Inc.
Malloy, Montague, Karnowski,
Riverbridge Partners
Information Systems General Electric Company GE Capital Fleet Services GE Capital Public Finance GE Commercial Finance— Strategic Asset Financing
Radosevich Management Assistance Program for Nonprofits, Inc.
Rockler Companies Inc. * Room & Board, Inc. The Saint Paul Foundation Employees
Marco
SC Johnson, Inc.
Martin/Williams, Inc.
Schwegman, Lundberg, Woessner
GE Enterprise Solutions—Security
McQuay International
Security Life
GE Money—Sales Finance
Medica
Senior Community Services
GE Water & Process Technologies
GE Energy—Installation & Repair Services *
Mental Health Association of Minnesota
ServeMinnesota
Genus Technologies, LLC
Merrick Community Services
SFM—The Work Comp Experts
Gopher Electronics Company
Merrill Corporation
SICO America Inc. *
Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty
Mid Minnesota Legal Assistance
Siegel, Brill, Greupner,
& Bennett, P.A.
Midway Industrial Supply Company, Inc.
Duffy & Foster, P.A.
Great Northern Iron Ore Properties
Midwest Special Services
Siemmens PLM Software
Greater Metropolitan
The Minneapolis Foundation Employees
Simpson Housing Services, Inc.
Minneapolis Jewish Federation
Southeast Asian Refugee
Housing Corporation Green Tree Servicing LLC
Minnesota AFL-CIO *
Community Home ANNUAL GIVING | 33
ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN HONOR ROLL: EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGNS (Continued) Sprint St. Paul Area Council of Churches Stratis Health Straub Design Company Summit Academy OIC Swenson Anderson Financial Group Target Corporation Tax Sheltered Compensation, Inc. Team/MHC Tolomatic, Inc. Twin Cities RISE! UBS Financial Services UCare Union Bank & Trust Company * UNITE HERE Twin City Area Locals * United Food and Commercial Workers Local 789 * UnitedHealth Group UPS * Upsher-Smith Laboratories Vail Place Valmont-Lexington Van Sickle, Allen & Associates Vision Ease Lens Volunteer Resource Center, Inc. Walman Optical Company * Walter G. Anderson, Inc. * Waterous Company * WCL Associates Inc. Weber Shandwick Worldwide West Seventh Community Center, Inc. Western Bank Willis of Minnesota Wipfli LLP W. L. Hall Co. WomenVenture YMCA YWCA of Minneapolis YWCA of St. Paul
Best Buy Co., Inc.
Comcast Corporation
BlueCross and BlueShield of Minnesota
DecoPac Inc.
Bremer Financial Services, Inc.
Deluxe Corporation
Cargill
Eaton Corporation
Carlson
Gage Group, LLC
CenterPoint Energy
General Electric Company
Ceridian
GE Capital Fleet Services
CHS Inc.
GE Capital Public Finance
Cummins Power Generation
GE Commercial Finance—
Donaldson Company, Incorporated
$100,000 PLUS 3M Ameriprise Financial
34 | ANNUAL GIVING
GE Energy—Installation & Repair Services
Dorsey & Whitney LLP Ecolab Inc.
GE Enterprise Solutions—Security
Emerson Process Management
GE Money—Sales Finance
Faegre & Benson LLP
GE Water & Process Technologies
General Mills, Inc.
Graco Inc.
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty
Liberty Diversified Industries
& Bennett, P.A.
Lindquist & Vennum P.L.L.P.
HealthEast Health System
Lund Food Holdings, Inc.
Holiday Companies
M. A. Mortenson Company
Horton Holding, Inc. & Subsidiary Cos.
Medtronic, Inc.
Imation
MoneyGram International Inc.
Leonard, Street and Deinard
The Mosaic Company
Lifetouch Inc.
MTS Systems Corporation
Loram
Piper Jaffray
M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Qwest Communications/CWA
Malt-O-Meal Co.
Locals 7200 and 7201
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, L.L.P.
Nash Finch Company
Securian Financial Group and
Opus Group of Companies
the Securian Foundation
Pentair, Inc.
SUPERVALU INC.
Polaris Industries Inc.
Target Corporation
RBC Wealth Management
Tennant Company
St. Jude Medical, Inc.
Thomson Reuters Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
$25,000-$49,999
The Toro Company
AgriBank, FCB
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
Andersen Corporation
UnitedHealth Group
AT&T
UPS
Barr Engineering Company
U.S. Bancorp
Briggs and Morgan, P.A.
Wells Fargo
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Wells Fargo Bank MN Lowry Hill
and TCU Lodge 593 Patrick & Aimee Butler
Norwest Equity Partners
CORPORATE, ORGANIZATION AND FOUNDATION GIFTS
Strategic Asset Financing
Delta Air Lines, Inc.
Peregrine Capital Management Xcel Energy Inc.
Family Foundation Buuck Family Foundation Cardinal Glass Industries Inc. Caterpillar Global Paving
$50,000-$99,999
Catholic Community Foundation
ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc.
American Medical Systems, Inc.
Cummins NPower, LLC
BAE Systems
Datacard Group
*Denotes union participation See pages 44-46 for a complete list.
ANNUAL GIVING Dellwood Foundation, Inc.
The Fingerhut Family Foundation
Walter G. Anderson, Inc.
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Flynn, Gaskins & Bennett, L.L.P.
Waterous Company
Frey Foundation
B.C. Gamble and P.W. Skogmo Fund
Xerox Corporation
G&K Services, Inc. Mary Livingston Griggs and Mary Griggs Burke Foundation
of The Minneapolis Foundation Great River Energy
Zachry Engineering Corporation Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP
Green Tree Servicing LLC
$5,000-$9,999
H.B. Fuller Company
Hallmark Insights
HealthPartners
Hardenbergh Foundation
ADP
Ingersoll Rand Climate
ING U.S. Financial Services
American Express Company
Ingersoll Rand Climate Solutions—Trane
American Family Insurance—Arden Hills
JCPenney Company, Inc.
Interplastic Corporation
American Girl
Jostens, Inc.
Jerry’s Foods
American Hardware Mutual
Richard Coyle Lilly Foundation
Katun Corporation
Lockheed Martin MS2
Margaret H. and James E.
Solutions—Thermo King
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC
Kelley Foundation
Insurance Company AmeriPride Arthur Chapman Kettering
Medica
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd.
Michael Foods Inc.
Lyman Lumber Companies
Augsburg College
Midwest Family Mutual
Martin/Williams, Inc.
Bachman’s
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
Bailey Nurseries, Inc.
Nexen Group, Inc.
McQuay International
Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP
PCL Construction Services, Inc.
Merchant & Gould P.A.
Bell Mortgage
Rimage Corporation
Meritex Enterprises, Inc.
Birchwood Laboratories, Inc.
Room & Board, Inc.
Minco Products, Inc.
Border States Electric Supply
Ryan Companies US, Inc.
Minnesota Rubber & Plastics
Bowman and Brooke LLP
Saint Paul Pioneer Press
New York Life Insurance Company
Buhler Inc.
Schwan’s Consumer Brands
Nordstrom
The Bureau of Engraving, Inc.
Valspar Corporation
Old Dutch Foods, Inc.
Canadian Pacific US Finance
Wal-Mart/Sam’s Club
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Center for Diagnostic Imaging
Parsons Electric
Colwell Industries Inc.
Patterson Companies
Computype, Inc.
Alerus Financial
Pepsi Bottling Group
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates
Allied Insurance
Pfizer, Inc
Culligan Soft Water Service Co.
American Bank
Prime Therapeutics, Inc.
Dr Pepper Snapple/American Bottling Co.
APi Group, Inc.
The Elizabeth C. Quinlan
Eli Lilly Company
Insurance Company
$10,000-$24,999
Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
Foundation, Inc
Smetak & Pikala PA
EMC/Paradigm Publishing
Associated Bank
Regis Corporation
Fidelity Bank
Assurant, Inc.
Reviva Inc.
Goodrich Corporation—Sensor
Campbell Mithun
Rock-Tenn Company
Capella Education Company
RSP Architects, Ltd.
Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc.
CBI Services, Inc.
SFM—The Work Comp Experts
Hawkins, Inc.
Citizens Independent Bank
SICO America Inc.
Highland Bank
CoBank/Farm Credit Leasing
Smith Foundry Company
Honeywell Foundation
Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.
IntriCon Corporation
State Farm Claims Center—
ITW BGK Finishing Systems
Minneapolis ConAgra Connexus Energy
Brooklyn Center
Systems Division
J.E. Dunn—North Central
Costco
SurModics, Inc.
Keewaydin Real Estate Advisors
Country Financial
TAPEMARK
Kemps
Delta Dental Plan of Minnesota
Tolomatic, Inc.
Kohl’s Department Stores
Emerson Network Power
Tri-State Drilling
Kraus-Anderson Companies, Inc.
Federal Express Corp. Northland District
Upsher-Smith Laboratories
Kwik-File, LLC
Felhaber, Larson, Fenlon & Vogt, P.A.
Village Automotive Group
Lurie Besikof Lapidus & Company, LLP
FilmTec Corporation
Walman Optical Company
The Sumner T. McKnight Foundation ANNUAL GIVING | 35
ANNUAL GIVING CORPORATE, ORGANIZATION AND FOUNDATION GIFTS (Continued) McLaughlin Gormley King Co. MetLife Auto & Home Microsoft, North Central District Midwest Coca-Cola Bottling Company Moss & Barnett Mutual of America Myers Foundation, Inc. National Checking Company NuStar Padilla Speer Beardsley Inc. PaR Systems, Inc. Pitney Bowes, Inc. Polar Semiconductor, Inc. Road Machinery & Supplies Rockler Companies Inc. Ryerson, Inc. Ryt-way Industries Schwegman, Lundberg, Woessner The Specialty Manufacturing St. Paul Stamp Works, Inc. Tonka Equipment Company TSI, Inc. Union Pacific Corp Universal Cooperatives Universal Hospital Services, Inc. Venture Bank Wanner Engineering, Inc. Weber Shandwick Worldwide Wisconsin Physicians Service Insurance Corporation Workers’ Compensation Reinsurance Association
$1,000-$4,999 Adolfson & Peterson, Inc. Aetna US Healthcare Allstate Insurance Company Alltemp Distribution Co. American Consulting Services Anchor Paper Company AR North America, Inc. Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Asset Marketing Services, Inc. ATK Bauer Welding & Metal Fabricators, Inc. Bell Manufacturing & Services, Inc. Ben Bridge Jeweler Southdale
36 | ANNUAL GIVING
Bentz, Whaley, Flessner
General Office Products
Berger Transfer & Storage, Inc.
Geraghty, O’Loughlin & Kenny, P.A.
Berwald Roofing Company
Glaciers Cafe
Betaseed, Inc.
Goldberg Bonding Company Inc.
Bituminous Roadways, Inc.
Goodin Company
Black Box
Grainger
BNC National Bank
Green Bay Packaging, Inc.
Bonestroo
Greene Espel P.L.L.P.
Braun Intertec Corporation
H. Brooks & Company
Bridgestone/Firestone Inc.
Hanf Actuarial Incorporated
Brock White, Inc.
Harmon Inc.
BT Americas, Inc.
Harris Companies
Burmeister Electric Co.
HDR Engineering, Inc.
BWBR Architects, Inc.
Hearth & Home Technologies Inc.
BMW of Minnetonka
Heinrich Envelope Corporation
Martin and Esther Capp Family Fund
Herberger’s Department Stores
at the Saint Paul Foundation
Hewlett-Packard Company
Cassidy Turley
Hobart Corporation—Service
Century Fence Company
Horty Elving & Associates
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Hunt Electric Corporation
Clarity Coverdale Fury
Industrial Supply Company
Cobb Strecker Dunphy & Zimmermann
Insignia Systems, Inc.
Commodity Specialists Company
The Integris Group
Community Resource Bank
InterBank
Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.
Intereum, Inc.
Construction and General
International Brotherhood of
Laborers Local 563 Cooper Power Systems Co-Operative Plating Company
Teamsters Local 320 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 638
CSL Plasma Services
International Paper Company
Custom Fab Solutions
IPSCO Minnesota Inc.
CyberOptics Corporation
Jefferson Lines
Dakota Electric Association
John A. Knutson & Co.
Datalink Corporation
John Henry Foster Minnesota, Inc.
Deli Express
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Dr Pepper Snapple/
Johnson Plastics
American Bottling Co.
Knutson Construction Services
DRIASI
Lakeland Engineering Equipment Co.
EBF & Associates
Lakeside Homes, Inc.
EMC Insurance Companies
Leo Wolk Company
Engineering Unlimited, Inc.
Liberty Mutual Insurance
Enventis
Lloyd’s Barbeque Company
Erickson-Larsen, Inc.
Lommen, Abdo, Cole, King & Stageberg
Ersystems, Inc.
Mate Precision Tooling
F.M. Global
Medco Health Solutions, Inc.
Farm Bureau
Mills Fleet Farm
Federated Insurance Company
The Minneapolis Foundation Employees
Financial Executives International
Minneapolis Glass Company
Forius
Minneapolis Oxygen Company
The Foursome, Inc.
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation
Frito Lay, Inc. Midwest North Region
Minnesota Association of
Frontier Communications
Professional Employees
ANNUAL GIVING MTI Distributing Company
Straub Design Company
Medtronic , Inc.
NAPA Auto Parts of Burnsville
T.C. Field & Company
Minnesota Public Radio
NAPA Minneapolis-St. Louis Park
Teamsters Joint Council 32
Minnesota Sports and Entertainment/
Neiman Marcus
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Nelson, Tietz & Hoye
TKDA
Minnesota Twins
Newport-St. Paul Cold Storage
Tunheim Partners
Minnesota Vikings
Noridian Administrative Services
TW Metals
Minnesota Wild
Northeast Bank
Twin Cities Mack & Volvo Trucks
The Mounds Theatre
Northern Natural Gas
Twin City Fan Companies, Ltd.
MRM Worldwide
Northland Aluminum Products
UBS Financial Services
Nike Factory Store
Northwest Family Physicians Clinic
Unisource Inc.
Northern Tool and Equipment
Northwestern Foods, Inc.
United Steelworkers Local 2002
NRG Energy Center
Norwesco, Inc.
The U.S. Trust Company
Open Arms Minnesota
OfficeMax
Von Maur
Ovation Sales
Old Home Foods, Inc.
Voyager Financial Services
Proctor and Gamble
Oneok Services Company
Archie D. and Bertha H.
Qwest Communications/CWA
Otto Bock HealthCare
Walker Foundation
Minnesota Wild Foundation
Locals 7200 & 7201
Pakor Inc.
Warren Steven Window Fashions
Qwest Corporate Real Estate Planning
Parker Hannifin Corporation,
Weekes Forest Products
Qwest Tour
Weis Builders Incorporated
Ruby Tuesday
Wellpoint DeCare Dental
Satellite Industry
Western Petroleum Company
Shrine Circus
Westfield Companies Insurance
SUPERVALU INC.
WestHealth Inc.
Target
The Charles A. Weyerhaeuser
The Toro Company
Oildyne Division Parker Hannifin Corporation, Quick Coupling Division Parker Hannifin Hydraulic Cartridge Systems Partners in Pediatrics Paster Enterprises
Memorial Foundation
UMI Company
Performance Office Papers
Wilsonart Laminate
UnitedHealth Group
PGN Foundation
Winthrop & Weinstine
UPS
Premier Bank
Xerxes Corporation
U.S. Bancorp
Principal Financial Group
XPEDX
Xcel Energy Center
Property Resources Corporation
Zero-Max, Inc.
Xcel Energy Inc.
RAO Manufacturing Company
Zurich American Insurance Company
Zachry Engineering Corp.
Raymond James & Associates, Inc. Remmele Engineering, Inc. Richfield Bloomington Credit Union
GIFTS IN KIND
Robinson Rubber Products Company
The following contributed goods or services:
The Rodman Foundation Ry Krisp Saint Paul Linoleum & Carpet
Becky Carlson David Collins Vincent Collins John K. Moynahan
ORGANIZATIONS
Satellite Industries, Inc.
3M
SC Johnson, Inc.
Barnes & Noble—Blaine
Schechter, Dokken, Kanter,
Campbell Mithun
Andrews & Selcer
INDIVIDUALS
Kelly and Rick Rietow Kathy Whalen
SPONSORSHIPS
Cargill
3M
Scheels
Ceridian
ABR Holdings
Scherer Brothers Lumber Company
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Accenture
Schlagel, Inc.
Delta Airlines
BeEvents
Security Life
Dyste Williams
Best Buy Co., Inc.
Sensata Technologies
Ezakly
BMW of Minnetonka
Skarnes, Inc.
General Mills, Inc.
Cargill
Springsted Incorporated
Haworth Marketing and Media
CarVal Investors
St. Paul Public Housing Agency
L&L Exhibition Management
Clockwork Active Media Systems
Stanley Security Solutions
Maureen Bailey Consulting
Cort Event Furnishings ANNUAL GIVING | 37
ANNUAL GIVING GIFTS IN KIND
LEADERSHIP GIVING
Arthur Chapman Kettering
(Continued)
The following organizations promoted United Way’s Leadership Giving Program:
Aspen Equipment Company
D. Brian’s Deli & Catering Event Lab, LLC Faegre & Benson LLP
3M
General Mills, Inc.
Absolute! Inc.
IML
Accenture
ING U.S. Financial Services
AccessAbility, Inc.
Johnson Brothers Liquor
Accessible Space, Inc.
Kemps LLC
ACE INA, Holdings
KTCJ/KTCZ
ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
Lakeshore Learning Materials
Adolfson & Peterson, Inc.
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
Advance Auto Parts
Lifetouch Inc.
Aeon
LUSH
Aero Systems Engineering Inc.
Medtronic, Inc.
Aetna US Healthcare
Minnesota Monthly
African American Family Services, Inc.
Minnesota Timberwolves/Minnesota Lynx
AgriBank, FCB
MSP Communications
Alcoa
Nash Finch Company
Alerus Financial
Pepsi Bottling Group
Alliance Bank
Sun Country Airlines
AllianceBernstein
SUPERVALU INC.
Allied Insurance
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
Allina Hospitals & Clinics
Twin Cities Business Monthly
Alltemp Distribution Co.
U.S. Bancorp
Amcom Software Inc.
WCCO Television, Inc.
AMEC Earth and Environmental
Irving Weiser
AMEC Industrial Americas
Xcel Energy Inc.
American Bank American Consulting Services
LOANED EXECUTIVE PROGRAM SPONSORS The following organizations loaned employees or provided funds to hire consultants to help run workplace campaigns:
American Family Insurance—Arden Hills American Hardware Mutual Insurance Company American Indian OIC, Inc. American Medical Systems, Inc. American Public Media Group AmeriPride Ameriprise Financial
Minnesota AFL-CIO
Anchor Paper Company
Cargill
Andersen Corporation
H.B. Fuller Company
Anoka County
Medtronic, Inc.
Anoka County Community
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation
Action Program
Minnesota Teamsters Joint Council #32
Anoka-Hennepin Schools ISD 11
Saint Paul Regional Labor Federation
Aon Risk Services Central, Inc.
Securian Financial Group
APi Group, Inc.
State Farm Insurance Companies
Apogee Enterprises, Inc.
Target Corporation
AR North America, Inc.
Teamsters Joint Council 32
ARC Greater Twin Cities
UPS
Architectural Alliance
Xcel Energy, Inc. 38 | ANNUAL GIVING
Smetak & Pikala PA Associated Bank Assurant, Inc. AT&T ATK Atrix International, Inc. Augsburg College Bachman’s BAE Systems Baker Tilly Virchow Krause, LLP BankCherokee Barr Engineering Company Barrett Moving & Storage Company Bassford Remele Bauer Welding & Metal Fabricators, Inc. Bell Manufacturing & Services, Inc. Bell Mortgage Bemis Company, Inc. Bentz, Whaley, Flessner Berger Transfer & Storage, Inc. Berkley Risk Administrators Company, LLC Best & Flanagan LLP Best Buy Co., Inc. Betaseed, Inc. Bethel University Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Twin Cities BioScrip Inc. Birchwood Laboratories, Inc. Bituminous Roadways, Inc. Black Box Bloomington Schools ISD 271 BlueCross and BlueShield of Minnesota Bluestem Brands, Inc. BMW of Minnetonka BNC National Bank Board of Pensions ELCA Bonestroo Bosch Packaging Technology Bosch Security Systems The Boston Consulting Group Boston Scientific Boulay, Heutmaker, Zibell & Co. P.L.L.P. Braman and Associates, Inc. Braun Intertec Corporation Breck School Bremer Financial Services, Inc. Brock White, Inc. Buhler Inc.
ANNUAL GIVING The Bureau of Engraving, Inc.
Cobb Strecker Dunphy & Zimmermann
Donaldson Company, Incorporated
Burlington Northern Santa Fe
Colder Products Company
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Colle + McVoy, Inc.
Dougherty Financial Group LLC
Burnsville Schools ISD 191
Colon & Rectal Surgery Associates, Ltd.
DRIASI
Bush Foundation Employees
Columbia Heights Schools ISD 13
DST Tass
BWBR Architects, Inc.
Colwell Industries Inc.
Duke Realty Corporation
Campbell Mithun
Comcast Corporation
East Metro Women’s Council
Canadian Pacific US Finance
Commodity Specialists Company
East Side Neighborhood Service, Inc.
Capella Education Company
CommonBond Communities
Eaton Corporation
Cardinal Glass Industries Inc.
Community Action Partnership of
EBF & Associates
and TCU Lodge 593
Carestream Health, Inc. Cargill Carlson
Ramsey and Washington Counties Community Emergency Assistance Program
Ecolab Inc. EcoWater Systems, Inc. Education Minnesota
Carmichael Lynch
Community Involvement Programs
Eide Bailly LLP
Carolyn Foundation
Computype, Inc.
Eli Lilly Company
Carpenter Evert & Associates, Ltd.
Comunidades Latinas Unidas
Ellerbe Becket
Carver County
en Servicio, Inc.
EMC/Paradigm Publishing
Cassidy Turley
ConAgra
Emerson Process Management
Caterpillar Global Paving
Conestoga-Rovers & Associates
Enclos Corp.
CBI Services, Inc.
Connexus Energy
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Cbiz MHM, LLC
Consulting Radiologists, Ltd.
Enventis
Center for Diagnostic Imaging
Conwed Plastics
Ernst & Young LLP
CenterPoint Energy
Cooper Power Systems
ev3 Inc.
CenterPoint Marketing, Inc.
Cornerstone Capital Management
Fabcon, Inc.
Central Financial Services, Inc.
Costco
Fabyanske, Westra, Hart & Thomson P.A.
Central Minnesota Legal Services
Coughlan Publishing Company
Faegre & Benson LLP
Ceridian
Country Financial
Fair Isaac Corporation
Charities Review Council of Minnesota
Courage Center
Fairview Health Services
Chaska Public Schools
Crisis Connection
Family & Children’s Service
Chaska Schools ISD 112
Crown Iron Works Company
Family Pathways
Chicago Title Insurance Company
Culligan Soft Water Service Co.
Farmington Schools ISD 192
Children’s Home Society
Cummins NPower, LLC
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Cummins Power Generation
Felhaber, Larson, Fenlon & Vogt, P.A.
Children’s Hospitals and Clinics
Custom Fab Solutions
Fidelity Bank
CHS Inc.
Dakota County
FilmTec Corporation
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Dakota County Community
Flynn, Gaskins & Bennett, L.L.P.
& Family Services
CID, Inc.
Development Agency
Forius
CIGNA
DARTS
Frauenshuh, Inc.
Citizens Independent Bank
Datacard Group
Fredrikson & Byron, P.A.
City of Bloomington
Datalink Corporation
Frito Lay, Inc. Midwest North Region
City of Crystal
DecoPac Inc.
FSI International, Inc.
City of Eagan
Deli Express
Furber Timmer Zahn, PLLP
City of Inver Grove Heights
Deloitte & Touche LLP
City of Minneapolis
Delta Dental Plan of Minnesota
Gabbert and Beck
City of North St. Paul
Deluxe Corporation
Gage Group, LLC
City of Oakdale
Detector—Electronics
Gander Mountain
City of St. Louis Park
District Energy Company, LLC
General Dynamics Advanced
City of St. Paul
Diversified Plastics, Inc.
Clarity Coverdale Fury
DJO Empi
General Electric Company
Click & Give—UWW Website Donors
Do it Best Corp.
General Mills, Inc.
Clorox Company
Dolliff Insurance
General Office Products
CoBank/Farm Credit Leasing Minneapolis
Domestic Abuse Project, Inc.
Genus Technologies, LLC
G&K Services, Inc.
Information Systems
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ANNUAL GIVING LEADERSHIP GIVING (Continued) George F. Cook Construction Co. Gerdau Ameristeel Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys, Inc. GMAC ResCap Goodin Company The Goodman Group Gopher Electronics Company Graco Inc. Grant Thornton LLP Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett, P.A. Great River Energy Greater Metropolitan Housing Corporation Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery Greater Twin Cities United Way Green Tree Servicing LLC Greene Espel P.L.L.P. GSK The Guthrie Theater Hallmark Insights Hamline University Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc. Hansen, Jergenson, Nergaard & Co., LLP Harleysville Insurance Harris Companies Hawkins, Inc. Hays Companies H.B. Fuller Company HD Supply Waterworks HDR Engineering, Inc. HealthEast Health System Healthland HealthPartners Hearth & Home Technologies Inc. Heartland Realty Investors Help/Systems Inc. Henkels & McCoy Hennepin County Hennepin County Bar Association Hennepin County Medical Center Hennepin Faculty Associates Henson & Efron, P.A. Herberger’s Department Stores Hiawatha Rubber Co. Highland Bank
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Hinshaw & Culbertson
Keystone Community Services
Hmong American Partnership
KKE Architects, Inc.
Holiday Companies
Knowlan’s-Festival Food Markets
Holmes Corporation
Knutson Construction Services
Hometime Video Publishing
KPMG LLP
Honeywell Foundation
Kraus-Anderson Companies, Inc.
Hopkins Schools ISD 270
Kwik-File, LLC
Horton Holding, Inc. & Subsidiary Cos.
Lakeland Engineering Equipment Co.
Horty Elving & Associates
Lakes Entertainment, Inc.
HSM, Inc.
Lakeville Public Schools ISD 194
Hunt Electric Corporation
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
IBEW Local 110
Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd.
IBM Corporation
Larsen
Ideal Printers, Inc.
LarsonAllen LLP
Imation
Lawson Software
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc.
Lazard Middle Market
Industrial Fabrics Association International
Lee Carlson Center for Mental
ING U.S. Financial Services
Health and Well-Being
Ingersoll Rand Climate Solutions—Trane
LeJeune Investment, Inc.
Ingersoll Rand Climate
Leo A. Daly
Solutions—Thermo King
Leonard, Street and Deinard
Insignia Systems, Inc.
Lesco Electrical Sales, Inc.
The Integris Group
Liberty Diversified Industries
Interfaith Outreach &
Liberty Property Trust
Community Partners
Lieberman Companies, Inc.
Intermediate School District 287
Lifetouch Inc.
Intermediate School District 917
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
International Dairy Queen, Inc.
Lindquist & Vennum P.L.L.P.
International Institute of Minnesota
Lloyd’s Barbeque Company
Interplastic Corporation
Loaves and Fishes Too, Inc.
ITT Hartford
Lockheed Martin MS2
ITW BGK Finishing Systems
Lockton Companies, LLC
IWCO Direct
Loram
Jacobs Management Corporation
Lund Food Holdings, Inc.
J.E. Dunn—North Central
Lurie Besikof Lapidus & Company, LLP
Jefferson Lines
Lutheran Social Service of
Jeffrey Slocum & Associates
Minnesota, Inc.
Jerry’s Foods
M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank
Jewish Community Center of
M. A. Mortenson Company
the Greater St. Paul Area
Macalester College
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul
MACC CommonWealth
JobDig
Macy’s East
John A. Knutson & Co.
Mahoney Ulbrich Christiansen
Johnson Controls, Inc.
& Russ, PA
Johnson Plastics
Mairs and Power, Inc.
Johnson Printing & Packaging Corp.
Malt-O-Meal Co.
Jostens, Inc.
Management Assistance Program
Katun Corporation
for Nonprofits, Inc.
KDV
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC
Keewaydin Real Estate Advisors
Marsh USA Inc.
Kemps
The Marshall-Teichert Group, Ltd.
Kennedy & Graven, Chartered
Martin/Williams, Inc.
ANNUAL GIVING Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
MN Annual Conference of the UMC
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
Mate Precision Tooling
MoneyGram International Inc.
Opportunity Partners, Inc.
McGough Construction Co., Inc.
The Mosaic Company
Opus Group of Companies
McKesson
Moss & Barnett
Osseo Schools ISD 279
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
MotivAction
Otto Bock HealthCare
McLaughlin Gormley King Co.
Mounds View Schools ISD 621
Owens Companies, Inc.
McQuay International
Mpls.St.Paul Magazine
Pace Analytical Services, Inc.
MDA Leadership Consulting
MTS Systems Corporation
Padilla Speer Beardsley Inc.
Medco Health Solutions, Inc.
Mutual of America
Pakor Inc.
Medica
NAPA Auto Parts of Burnsville
PaR Systems, Inc.
Medtronic, Inc.
NAPA Minneapolis-St. Louis Park
Park and Shop
Merchant & Gould P.A.
Nash Finch Company
Park Nicollet Health Services
Meritex Enterprises, Inc.
National Camera Exchange & Video
Parker Hannifin Corporation,
Merrick Community Services
National Checking Company
Merrill Corporation
National Marrow Donor Program
Meshbesher & Spence, Ltd.
National Oilwell Varco
Metal-Matic, Inc.
NatureWorks LLC
Parsons Electric
Metropolitan Council
Neighborhood House
Partners in Pediatrics
Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission
Neighborhood Involvement Program, Inc.
Patterson Companies
Michael Foods Inc.
Neighbors, Inc.
PCL Construction Services, Inc.
Microsoft, North Central District
Neiman Marcus
Pearson Candy Company
Mid Minnesota Legal Assistance
Nelson, Tietz & Hoye
Pentair, Inc. and The Pentair Foundation
Midway Industrial Supply Company, Inc.
Nestle Healthcare Nutrition
Pepsi Bottling Group
Midwest Coca-Cola Bottling Company
New York Life Insurance Company
Performance Office Papers
Midwest Family Mutual
Newark
Perspectives, Inc.
Nexen Group, Inc.
Peterson, Fram & Bergman
Midwest Sign & Screen
The Nielsen Company
Pfizer, Inc
Printing Supply Co.
Nilfisk-Advance, Inc.
Phoenix Solutions Co.
Midwest Special Services
Nolan, MacGregor &
Pillsbury United Communities
Insurance Company
Minco Products, Inc. Minneapolis Building and
Thompson & Leighton
Oildyne Division Parker Hannifin Corporation, Quick Coupling Division
Piper Jaffray
Nordstrom
Plymouth Youth Center
Noridian Administrative Services
PNC Financial Services Group
Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology, Ltd.
North Memorial Medical Center
Pohlad Family of Companies
The Minneapolis Foundation Employees
North St. Paul-Maplewood-
Polaris Industries Inc.
Construction Trades Council
Oakdale Schools ISD 622
PreferredOne
The Minneapolis Institute of Arts
North Suburban Agencies, Inc.
Premier Bank
Minneapolis Public Schools
Northeast Bank
Preston Kelly
Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation
Northern Natural Gas
PRI Public Radio International
Minnesota Chamber of Commerce
Northern Star Council, Boy
PricewaterhouseCoopers
Minneapolis Glass Company
Minnesota Continuum of
Scouts of America
Prime Therapeutics, Inc.
Northern Trust Bank
Principal Financial Group
Minnesota Energy Resources
Northland Aluminum Products
Print Craft, Inc.
Minnesota Medical Joint
Northwest Family Physicians Clinic
ProAct, Inc.
Care Association
Northwestern Health Sciences University
Project for Pride in Living, Inc.
Minnesota Rubber & Plastics
Norwesco, Inc.
Property Resources Corporation
Minnesota Vikings Football Club
NuStar
Qwest Communications/CWA
Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency
Okabena Company
Services Organization
Minnesota Workers Compensation Insurers Association Minnetonka Schools ISD 276
Locals 7200 and 7201
Old Dutch Foods, Inc.
Ramsey County
Old Republic National Title
RAO Manufacturing Company
Insurance Company
Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
Minnwest Bank
Olsen Thielen
RBC Wealth Management
MLT Vacations, Inc.
Omnetics Connector Corporation
Regions Hospital ANNUAL GIVING | 41
ANNUAL GIVING LEADERSHIP GIVING (Continued) Regis Corporation RESOURCE, Inc. Reviva Inc. Richfield Bloomington Credit Union Right Management Rimage Corporation Rise, Inc. Riverbridge Partners Road Machinery & Supplies Robbinsdale Schools ISD 281 Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, L.L.P. Rockler Companies Inc. Rock-Tenn Company Rockwell Automation Room & Board, Inc. Rosemount-Apple ValleyEagan Schools ISD 196 Roseville Area Schools ISD 623 RSM McGladrey, Inc. RSP Architects, Ltd. Russell Reynolds Associates, Inc. Ryan Companies US, Inc. S & T Office Products Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota The Saint Paul Foundation Employees Saint Paul Pioneer Press Saint Paul Trades & Labor Retirees The Salvation Army Satellite Industries, Inc. Saturn of Golden Valley Scantron Corporation Schawk Minneapolis Schechter, Dokken, Kanter, Andrews & Selcer Schwab-Vollhaber-Lubratt, Inc. Schwan’s Consumer Brands Schwegman, Lundberg, Woessner Science Museum of Minnesota Sealy Mattress Company Securian Financial Group Security Life Senior Community Services SFM—The Work Comp Experts Shaw-Lundquist Associates SICO America Inc. Siegel, Brill, Greupner, Duffy & Foster, P.A. Siemens Energy, Inc.
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Siemmens PLM Software
TIES
Simpson Housing Services, Inc.
TKDA
Sit Investment Associates
tns USA, Inc.
Smith Barney, Inc.
Tolomatic, Inc.
Smith Foundry Company
Tonka Equipment Company
Smiths Medical ASD, Inc.
The Toro Company
Smyth Companies, Inc.
Towers Watson
South Washington County
Travel Tags, Inc.
Schools ISD 833 Southdale Obstetric and Gynecologic Consultants
The Travelers Companies, Inc. TruStone Financial Federal Credit Union TSI, Inc.
The Specialty Manufacturing
Tunheim Partners
Spence, Ricke & Sweeney, P.A.
Twin Cities RISE!
Spring Lake Park Schools ISD 16
Twin City Fan Companies, Ltd.
Springsted Incorporated
UBS Financial Services
SSOE, Inc.
UCare
St. Catherine University
Ulteig Engineers
St. Jude Medical, Inc.
Union Bank & Trust Company
St. Louis Park Schools ISD 283
Union Pacific Corp
St. Paul Heart Clinic
Unisource Inc.
St. Paul Public Schools ISD 625
Unisys Corporation
St. Paul Radiology
United Cambodian Association
St. Paul Stamp Works, Inc.
of Minnesota, Inc.
Stanley Security Solutions
UnitedHealth Group
Star Tribune
Universal Cooperatives
Starquest Securities, LLC
Universal Hospital Services, Inc.
State Farm Claims Center –
University of Minnesota
Brooklyn Center
University of St. Thomas
State of Minnesota
Unum Group
Stat-Ease, Inc.
UPS
Stifel Nicolaus
Upsher-Smith Laboratories
Stonehill Group, LLP
U.S. Bancorp
The Storefront Group
U.S. Energy Services, Inc.
Stratis Health
The U.S. Trust Company
Suburban Radiologic Consultants, Ltd.
Valmont/Applied Coating
Summit Academy OIC
Technology, Inc.
Summit University Teen Center, Inc.
Valmont-Lexington
Sunrise Community Banks
Valspar Corporation
SUPERVALU INC.
Venture Bank
SurModics, Inc.
Viking Electric Supply Company
Swenson Anderson Financial Group
Village Automotive Group
TAPEMARK
Vision Ease Lens
Target Corporation
Vital Images Inc.
Tax Sheltered Compensation, Inc.
Volunteers of America of Minnesota
Taymark, Inc.
Voyager Financial Services
T.C. Field & Company
W. L. Hall Co.
Team/MHC
Walman Optical Company
Tennant Company
Walter G. Anderson, Inc.
Thane Hawkins Polar Chevrolet-Mazda
Washburn Center for Children
Thermo Fisher Scientific
Waterous Company
Thomson Reuters
Watson Wyatt Worldwide
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
The Wayside House, Inc.
ANNUAL GIVING Wayzata Schools ISD 284
Ameriprise Financial
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
Weber Shandwick Worldwide
Andersen Corporation
Faegre & Benson LLP
Weis Builders Incorporated
Arthur Chapman Kettering
Fair Isaac Corporation
Wellpoint DeCare Dental
Smetak & Pikala PA
Farm Bureau
Wells Fargo Minnesota
BAE Systems
Fidelity Bank
Wendell’s, Inc.
Barr Engineering Company
Fluor O&M
West Seventh Community Center, Inc.
BCS Financial Corporation
F.M. Global
West St. Paul Schools ISD 197
Bemis Company, Inc.
Frito Lay, Inc. Midwest North Region
Western Bank
Best Buy Co., Inc.
G&K Services, Inc.—Minnetonka
Western Petroleum Company
Birchwood Laboratories, Inc.
General Casualty Insurance Companies
Whitaker Buick Pontiac GMC
BlueCross BlueShield of Minnesota
General Electric Company
White Bear Lake Area Schools ISD 624
BNC National Bank
General Mills, Inc.
Williams Steel & Hardware
Bremer Financial Services, Inc.
Graco Inc.
Willis of Minnesota
Burmeister Electric Co.
Grand View Media Group
Windsor Financial Group
Canadian Pacific Railway
Green Tree Credit Solutions
Wings Financial
Cardinal Glass Industries Inc.
Hallmark Insights
Winthrop & Weinstine
Cargill
Harris Companies
Wipfli LLP
Cass Screw Machine Products Company
Hawkins, Inc.
Wisconsin Physicians Service
Cassidy Turley
H.B. Fuller Company
Caterpillar Global Paving
HealthEast Care System
Women’s Advocates, Inc.
CBI Services, Inc.
Hearth & Home Technologies Inc.
WomenVenture
Ceridian
Hobard Corporation—Service
Woods Equipment Company/TISCO
Chevron Energy Solutions
Immedia
Workers’ Compensation
C.H. Robinson Worldwide, Inc
ING U.S. Financial Services
CHS Inc.
Ingersoll Rand Climate Solutions—Trane
WuXi AppTec
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
Ingersoll Rand Climate
Xcel Energy Inc.
Clarity Coverdale Fury
YMCA
CoBank/Farm Credit Leasing
Insurance Corporation
Reinsurance Association
YWCA of Minneapolis
Minneapolis
Solutions—Thermo King Innovize Insight Enterprises, Inc.
YWCA of St. Paul
Comprehensive Loss Management, Inc.
The Integris Group
Zachry Engineering Corporation
Conklin Company, Inc.
International Paper Company
Zelle Hofmann Voelbel & Mason LLP
Connexus Energy
ITW BGK Finishing Systems
Ziegler Inc.
Cooper Power Systems
Johnson Controls, Inc.
Costco
Kemps LLC
Crawford Door Sales Company
Kohl’s Department Stores
CSL Plasma Services
Kraus-Anderson Companies, Inc.
Culligan Soft Water Service Co.
Kwik-File, LLC
Culligan-Milbert Company
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
Cummins Power Generation
Lerner Publishing Group
CORPORATE MATCH GIFTS The following organizations committed to a match program to increase corporate and overall giving:
CyberOptics Corporation
Liberty Mutual Insurance
ACE INA, Holdings
Dayton Rogers Manufacturing Company
Lifetouch Inc.
ADC Telecommunications, Inc.
DecoPac Inc.
Loram Maintenance of Way, Inc.
ADP
Delta Air Lines Inc.
Lowe’s
Aetna US Healthcare
Delta Dental Plan of Minnesota
Lurie Besikof Lapidus & Company, LLP
Allied Insurance
Deluxe Corporation
M&I Marshall & Illsley Bank
Alter Scrap Processing
Dorsey & Whitney LLP
Marathon Petroleum Company LLC
American Bank
Dr Pepper Snapple/
McKesson
American Express Company
American Bottling Co.
McKinsey & Company, Inc.
American Girl
Eaton Corporation
McQuay International
American Hardware Mutual
Ecolab Inc.
Medica
EMC Insurance Companies
Medtronic, Inc.
Emerson Process Management
Meritex Enterprises, Inc.
Insurance Co. American Medical Systems, Inc.
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ANNUAL GIVING CORPORATE MATCH GIFTS (Continued) Mesaba Aviation, Inc. Michael Foods Inc. Microsoft, North Central District Midway Industrial Supply Company, Inc. MoneyGram International Inc. The Mosaic Company MTS Systems Corporation Nash Finch Company Noridian Administrative Services Northern Natural Gas Northwest Family Physicians Clinic Northwestern Foods, Inc. NuStar OfficeMax Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP Otto Bock HealthCare Partners in Pediatrics PCL Construction Services, Inc. Pentair, Inc. Pepsi Bottling Group Piper Jaffray Pitney Bowes, Inc. Polaris Industries Inc. Prime Therapeutics, Inc. Principal Financial Group Property Resources Corporation Qwest Communications/CWA
Thermo Fisher Scientific Thomson Reuters
Remmele Engineering, Inc. Richfield Bloomington Credit Union Road Machinery & Supplies Rock-Tenn Company Royal Tire RSP Architects, Ltd. Ryan Companies US, Inc. Ryerson, Inc. The Saint Paul Foundation Employee Schwan’s Consumer Brands Security Life Sensata Technologies SFM—The Work Comp Experts Siegel Display Products Sifco Custom Machining Co. Straub Design Company SurModics, Inc. TAPEMARK TDKA
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Community in Minnesota
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Consulting Radiologists, Ltd.
Tolomatic, Inc.
Cooper Power Systems
The Toro Company
Dr Pepper Snapple/
TSI, Inc.
American Bottling Co.
Twin Cities Mack & Volvo Trucks
East Side Learning Center
UBS Financial Services
Eden Prairie Schools ISD 272
UnitedHealth Group
Ersystems, Inc.
Universal Hospital Services, Inc.
Face to Face Health and
UPS
Counseling Service, Inc.
Upsher-Smith Laboratories
Fidelity National Information Services
Valspar Corporation
Frito Lay, Inc. Midwest North Region
Village Automotive Group
GuideOne Insurance
Walman Optical Company
Hilton Minneapolis/Bloomington
Wal-Mart District 181
Immigrant Law Center of
Waterous Company
Minnesota, Inc.
Weis Builders Incorporated
Innovent
Wellpoint DeCare Dental
Kellogg Company
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
Lakeland Engineering Equipment Co.
WestHealth Inc.
Lockton Companies, LLC
Williams Sound Corporation
MACC CommonWealth
Wilsonart Laminate
McKesson
Winthrop & Weinstine
Network for the Development of
Xcel Energy Inc.
Children of African Descent
Xerxes Corporation
Open Cities Health Center
XPEDX
PaR Nuclear
Zachry Engineering Corporation
Perspectives, Inc.
Zero-Max, Inc.
PNC Financial Services Group
Zurich American Insurance Company
Project Boats Saturn of Golden Valley
Locals 7200 & 7201 Raymond James & Associates, Inc.
Confederation of Somali
NEW AND RENEWED CAMPAIGNS The following organizations raised $1,000 or more in a first-time or renewed United Way campaign:
Scantron Corporation Sensata Technologies ServeMinnesota SPS Commerce St. Mary’s Health Clinics Sunrise Community Banks TIAA CREF
A Chance to Grow
VHA Inc. Upper Midwest
ACI Worldwide
Wellpoint DeCare Dental
ADP Advance Auto Parts Alcoa Allied Solutions, LLC American Bank American Girl American Red Cross—Mid-America
2009 UNIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS The following unions and their members supported United Way through their workplace campaigns:
Blood Services Division Barrett Moving & Storage Company
Actors Equity Association
Bloomingdale’s
Air Line Pilots Association
The Boston Consulting Group
Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association Local 33
ANNUAL GIVING Aircraft Technical Support Association Allied Printing Trades Council Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005 American Federation of Government Employees
Construction and General Laborers Local 563 Dock Builders and Pile Drivers Local 1847 Education Minnesota
American Federation of Grain Millers 1
Elevator Constructors Local 9
American Federation of
Fire Fighters Association of
School Administrators American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Council 5 American Federation of Television and Radio Arts Twin Cities
Minneapolis Local 82 Fire Fighters Local 993 Fire Fighters Local 1215 Fire Fighters Local 1935 Fire Fighters Local 2910
American Postal Workers Union
Gas Workers Local 340
APWU-Postal Data Center Local #7019
Glass Molders, Pottery, Plastics
Association Diagnostic Imaging Technologies Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers & Grain Millers International Union Local 148G Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers & Grain Millers Union Twin Cities Local 22 Boilermakers Local Lodge 647 Brakemen Maintenance of Way Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Local 1 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and Trainmen Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Cabinet Makers and Millmen Local 1865 Carpenters Local 851 Carpenters and Floorlayers Local 1644 Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 87 Change to Win
and Allied Workers International Union Local 63B Graphic Communications Conference/IBT International Graphic Communications Conference/IBT Local 1B Graphic Communications Conference/IBT Local 1M Graphic Communications Conference/IBT Local 29C Inter Faculty Organizations International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 13 International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees Local 219 International Association of Fire Fighters Local 21 International Association of Fire Fighters Local S-6 International Association of Heat and Frost Insulators and Asbestos Workers Local 34 International Association of
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 110 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 160 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 292 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 343 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 949 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 120 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 289 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 320 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 471 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 638 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 792 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 970 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 974 International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 1145 International Guards Union of America Local 51 International Union of Operating Engineers Local 35 International Union of Operating Engineers Local 49 International Union of Operating Engineers Local 70 International Union of Painters &
City Employees Local 363
Machinists and Aerospace
Allied Trades Union District 82
Communications Workers of
Workers District Lodge 77
International Union of Painters &
America International Communications Workers of America District 7 Communications Workers of America Local 7200 Communications Workers of America Local 7201 Communications Workers of America Local 7250 Communications Workers of America Local 7270 Construction and General Laborers Local 132
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District Lodge 143 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge 459 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge 737 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge 1037 International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers Lodge 1833 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 23
Allied Trades Union Local 61 International Union of Painters & Allied Trades Union Local 386 Iron Workers Local 512 Iron Workers Shopmen Local 535 IUE-CWA Local 1140 Law Enforcement Labor Services Millwrights and Machine Erectors Local 548 Minneapolis Association of Confidential Administration Minneapolis Building and Construction Trades Council ANNUAL GIVING | 45
ANNUAL GIVING 2009 UNIONS AND ASSOCIATIONS (Continued) Minneapolis Federation of Teachers, Education Assistants Chapter Local 59 Minneapolis Police Officers Federation Minneapolis Public Schools Administrative Supervisory Personnel Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation, AFL-CIO Minnesota AFL-CIO Minnesota AFSCME Council 5 Employees Minnesota Association of Professional Employees Minnesota Cement Masons, Plasterers & Shophands Local No. 633 Minnesota Licensed Practical Nurses Association Minnesota Newspaper GuildTypographical Union Minnesota Nurses Association Minnesota Nurses Association Staff Organization Minnesota State Building & Construction Trades Council Minnesota Statewide District Council of Carpenters National Air Traffic Controllers Association National Association of Broadcast Employees and Technicians National Association of Letter Carriers NFL Players Association North Central States Regional Council of Carpenters and Joiners NWA Meteorologist Association Office and Professional Employees International Union Local 12 Plasterers Local 265 Plumbers Local 15 Plumbers Local 34 Professional Employees Association, Inc. Professional Flight Attendants Association Roofers Local 96 Saint Paul Building and Construction Trades Council
Saint Paul Classified Confidential
United Steelworkers Local 1259
Saint Paul Federation of
United Steelworkers Local 1417
Teachers Local 28
United Steelworkers Local 2002
Saint Paul Fire Supervisory Association
United Steelworkers Local 2175
Saint Paul Manual Maintenance
United Steelworkers Local 7263
Supervisors Association
United Steelworkers Local 9444
Saint Paul Police Federation
United Steelworkers Local 11-75
Saint Paul Regional Labor
United Steelworkers Local 11-409
Federation, AFL-CIO
United Steelworkers Local 11-418
Saint Paul Supervisors Organization
United Transportation Union
Service Employees International
Wood, Wire and Metal Lathers’
Union Local 26 Service Employees International Union Local 63 Service Employees International Union Local 113 Service Employees International Union Local 284 Sheet Metal Workers Local 10 Sign, Display & Screen Process Local 880 Sprinkler Fitters Local 417 State College Faculty Association Teamsters Joint Council 32 Transport Workers of America Local 543 Transportation Communications Union Lodge 593 Twin Cities Carpet Linoleum Resilient Tile Layers Local 596 Twin Cities Glaziers, Architectural Metals and Glass Workers Local 1324 Twin Cities Guard Union Local 32 Twin Cities Musicians Local 30-73 UNITE HERE Twin City Area Locals United Association of SteamfittersPipefitters Local Union 455 United Association of SteamfittersPipefitters Local Union 539 United Auto Workers Region 4 United Auto Workers Local 683 United Auto Workers Local 722 United Auto Workers Local 879 United Food and Commercial Workers Local 653 United Food and Commercial Workers Local 789 United Steelworkers District 11 United Steelworkers Local 264 United Steelworkers Local 348 United Steelworkers Local 578 United Steelworkers Local 662
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United Steelworkers Local 717
Employee Association
Local Union 9190L
Kevin Williams, Woodbury
COMMUNITY PARTNERS PARTNER AGENCIES In 2009. United Way partnered with the following agencies to provide quality programs in United Way impact areas. The following list is based on funding decisions approved on April 9, 2009: BASIC NEEDS AccessAbility, Inc. Aeon Homes American Indian OIC, Inc. American Red Cross of the Twin Cities Braham Food Shelf The Bridge for Runaway Youth, Inc. Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders Centro Cultural Chicano, Inc. Community Action Council, Inc. Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties Community Emergency Assistance Program, Inc. Community Involvement Programs Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio, Inc. Courage Center Division of Indian Work of the Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches East Metro Women’s Council East Side Neighborhood Services, Inc. Emerge Community Development Emergency FoodShelf Network, Inc. Episcopal Community Services, Inc. Family Pathways Freeport West, Inc. Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, Inc. HIRED Hmong American Partnership House of Charity Industries, Inc. Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners
International Institute of Minnesota
EDUCATION
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
A Chance to Grow
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul
African American Family Services, Inc.
Keystone Community Services
Alexandra House, Inc.
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
American Red Cross of the Twin Cities
Loaves and Fishes Too
Anew Dimension Child
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota Merrick Community Services Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance Midwest Special Services, Inc. Minneapolis Urban League
Enrichment Center Anoka County Community Action Program, Inc. Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Twin Cities
Model Cities of St. Paul, Inc.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Twin Cities
Neighborhood House
Camp Fire USA Minnesota Council
Neighbors, Inc.
Carver-Scott Educational Cooperative
New Foundations, Inc.
Casa de Esperanza
New Pathways, Inc.
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese
Northpoint Health & Wellness Center, Inc. Opportunity Partners, Inc.
of St. Paul and Minneapolis Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud
Pillsbury United Communities
Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching
PPL Industries, Inc.
Central Center for Family Resources
ProAct, Inc.
Centro Cultural Chicano, Inc.
Project for Pride in Living, Inc.
Children’s Home Society
RESOURCE, Inc.
& Family Services
Rise, Inc.
Chisago Lakes Area Schools ISD #2144
Rush City Cares
The City, Inc.
Sabathani Community Center, Inc.
CommonBond Communities
The Salvation Army
Community Action Council, Inc.
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc.
Community Partnership with
Second Harvest Heartland Sharing Korner Simpson Housing Services, Inc. Southeast Asian Refugee Community Home Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services, Inc.
Youth and Families Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio, Inc. Confederation of Somali Community in Minnesota Cornerstone Advocacy Service Council on Crime and Justice
St. Stephen’s Human Services, Inc.
District 286
Summit Academy OIC
Division of Indian Work of the Greater
Twin Cities RISE!
Minneapolis Council of Churches
Vietnamese Social Services of Minnesota
Domestic Abuse Project, Inc.
Volunteer Lawyers Network, Ltd.
East Side Learning Center
The Wayside House, Inc.
East Side Neighborhood Services, Inc.
WomenVenture
Fairview Foundation
Young Women’s Christian
Family & Children’s Service
Association of St. Paul YouthLink
Family Hope Services, Inc./TREEHOUSE Family Networks, Inc. FamilyMeans
United Way has taken every measure to ensure the accuracy of the lists printed in this booklet. We apologize if we have overlooked any individuals or organizations. If you have questions, please contact our Donor Information Line at (651) 290-4590.
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS Freeport West, Inc.
The Refuge Network
Center School, Inc.
Genesis II for Families, Inc.
RESOURCE, Inc.
Centro Cultural Chicano, Inc.
Girl Scouts of Minnesota and
Reuben Lindh Family Services
Children’s Home Society
Wisconsin River Valleys, Inc.
RS Eden
& Family Services
Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery
Sabathani Community Center, Inc.
Guadalupe Alternative Programs
The Salvation Army
Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, Inc.
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc.
Chisago-Isanti County Heartland Express
Hmong American Partnership
ServeMinnesota
Community Action Partnership of
Home Free Battered Women’s Services
Simpson Housing Services, Inc.
(Missions, Inc. Programs) Human Services, Inc. in Washington County, Minnesota Illusion Theater & School, Inc. Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota International Institute of Minnesota Jewish Community Center of the Greater Saint Paul Area
Sojourner Project, Inc. Somewhere Else, Inc. Southeast Asian Community Council, Inc. Southern Minnesota Regional Legal Services, Inc. Southern Valley Alliance for Battered Women
Chisago County Senior Citizens Board on Aging
Ramsey and Washington Counties Community Emergency Assistance Program, Inc. Comunidades Latinas Unidas En Servicio, Inc. Courage Center Crisis Connection DARTS East Side Neighborhood Services, Inc.
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Southside Family Nurturing Center
ElderCare Rights Alliance
Keystone Community Services
St. David’s Child Development
Face to Face Health and
La Oportunidad
and Family Services
Counseling Service, Inc.
Lakes Area Youth Service Bureau
St. Paul Area Council of Churches
Family & Children’s Service
Lao Family Community of
St. Paul Intervention Project, Inc.
Family Pathways
St. Paul Youth Services, Inc.
FamilyMeans
The Storefront Group
Forest Lake Seniors, Inc.
Summit University Teen Center, Inc.
Freeport West, Inc.
Legal Rights Center, Inc.
Tubman
Fremont Community Health
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
United Cambodian Association
Minnesota, Inc. Legal Assistance of Washington County, Inc.
Li’L Farm Children’s Home, Inc.
of Minnesota, Inc.
Services, Inc. Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Vietnamese Social Services of Minnesota
Health Directed Riding, Inc.
Lyndale Neighborhood Association
Volunteers of America of Minnesota
Hennepin Healthcare System
Mediation Services for Anoka County
Washburn Child Guidance Center
Hmong American Partnership
Merrick Community Services
Way To Grow
Human Services, Inc. in Washington
Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance
West Seventh Community Center, Inc.
Minneapolis American Indian Center
Women’s Advocates, Inc.
Illusion Theater & School, Inc.
Minneapolis Urban League
YMCA of Greater St. Paul
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis, Inc.
Minnesota Indian Women’s
YMCA of Metropolitan Minneapolis
Jewish Community Center of
Resource Center Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency
YWCA of Minneapolis YWCA of St. Paul
Greater Minneapolis Jewish Community Center of the Greater Saint Paul Area
Model Cities of St. Paul, Inc. Neighborhood House
County, Minnesota
HEALTH
Jewish Family & Children’s Service
Neighborhood Involvement Program, Inc.
Accessible Space, Inc.
Jewish Family Service of St. Paul
Network for the Development of
African American Family Services, Inc.
Keystone Community Services
Children of African Descent
American Red Cross of the Twin Cities
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
Annex Teen Clinic
Linnea Residential Home, Inc.
Anoka County Community
Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota
Northern Star Council, Boy Scouts of America Parents in Community Action, Inc.
Action Program, Inc.
Mental Health Association of Minnesota
Perspectives, Inc.
Arc Greater Twin Cities
Merrick Community Services
Phyllis Wheatley Community Center, Inc.
Bloomington Division of Public Health
Mid-Minnesota Legal Assistance
Pillsbury United Communities
Carver County Community
Minneapolis American Indian Center
Plymouth Christian Youth Center Project for Pride in Living, Inc. Project Pathfinder, Inc.
Social Services Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis
Minneapolis Medical Research Foundation Minneapolis Urban League COMMUNITY PARTNERS | 49
COMMUNITY PARTNERS PARTNER AGENCIES (Continued) Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board Minnesota International
UNITED WAY 2-1-1™ PARTNERS
UNITED WAY LABOR PARTNERS
United Way worked with the following partners to provide 2-1-1 information and referral services in 2009:
United Way provided support to the following organizations to assist union members in the Twin Cities region:
Health Volunteers Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency
Community TechKnowledge
Neighborhood House
Crisis Connection
Neighborhood Involvement Program, Inc.
Hope for the City, Inc.
Neighbors, Inc.
Jewish Family Service of
Northpoint Health & Wellness Center, Inc.
St. Paul/Russian Language Line for 2-1-1
Open Cities Health Center, Inc.
Le Sueur Area United Way
Parmly LifePointes—Ecumen Corp.
The Metropolitan Council
Pillsbury United Communities
Minneapolis Department of
Plymouth Christian Youth Center
Health and Family Support
Portico Healthnet
Minnesota Dental Association
RESOURCE, Inc.
Ramsey County/Multilingual
Reuben Lindh Family Services
2-1-1 Service
Minnesota Teamsters Service Bureau of Teamsters Joint Council 32 Saint Paul Labor Studies & Resource Center of Saint Paul Regional Labor Federation Working Partnerships of Minneapolis Regional Labor Federation
SPECIAL PROJECTS United Way provided one-time special funding to the following organizations for specific efforts in 2009:
River Valley Community Partnerships
Redwood Area United Way
Sabathani Community Center, Inc.
St. Paul Foundation
Senior Community Services
United Way of Brown County
Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching
Sight & Hearing Association
United Way of Southwest Minnesota
District 286 (Brooklyn Center)
Special School District No. 1
United Way of Washington County East
Learning Disabilities Association, Inc.
St. Mary’s Health Clinic St. Paul Area Council of Churches Summit University Teen Center, Inc. The Regents of the University of Minnesota / CommunityUniversity Health Care Center/ Variety Children’s Clinic United Cambodian Association of Minnesota, Inc. United Family Practice Health Center Vail Place Vietnamese Social Services of Minnesota Vision Loss Resources, Inc. Volunteers of America of Minnesota West Seventh Community Center, Inc. YWCA of Minneapolis YWCA of St. Paul
ACHIEVEMENT GAP INITIATIVE
Network for the Development of
2-1-1 PARTNERS IN 2-1-1 MINNESOTA: 2-1-1 First Call/Itasca County
Children of African Descent Saint Paul Public Schools, Jackson Preparatory Magnet School.
2-1-1 Northwest/Tri Valley Opportunity Council The Alliance of Information
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE INITIATIVE The Refuge Network/Black Dog Shelter
and Referral Systems Great Rivers 2-1-1/Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center United Way 2-1-1/United Way
EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT (CLAIM IT!) AccountabilityMinnesota
of Central Minnesota United Way 2-1-1/United Way of Greater Duluth United Way 2-1-1/United Way of Olmsted County
EMERGENCY FOOD INITIATIVE Braham Food Pantry Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders Centro Cultural Chicano, Inc. Community Action Council Community Emergency Assistance Program, Inc. Family Pathways Friends in Need Hallie Q. Brown Community Center, Inc. House of Charity Intercongregational Communities Association (ICA)
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS Interfaith Outreach and Community Partners (IOCP)
MCKNIGHT TRANSPORTATION COLLABORATIVE
Keystone Community Services
Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board
Loaves and Fishes
Pillsbury United Communities
Merrick Community Services
Plymouth Christian Youth Center
Neighborhood House Neighbors, Inc. North Anoka County Emergency
Wellness Center, Inc. Pillsbury United Communities
OBESITY INITIATIVE Wise Charter Schools
Community Partnerships with Youth and Families Minnesota Youth Intervention Programs
Sabathani Community Center, Inc.
YMCA School Success Center (Beacons)
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP Agency, Inc.
at Earle Brown Elementary School Youth Community Connections
Second Harvest Heartland Sharing Korner
Carver Scott Educational Coop
Volunteers Enlisted to Assist
City of Bloomington—Division of Public Health Community Action Council
FINANCIAL EDUCATION INITIATIVE Children’s Home Society & Family Services FamilyMeans
Community Initiative for Children ISD 197 ECFE Jeremiah Program Jewish Family and Children’s Services of Minneapolis
FOOD BANK INITIATIVE Second Harvest Heartland
FOOD SHELF CAPACITY BUILDING ROUNDS ONE AND TWO Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese
Community Action Council, Inc. Community Emergency
Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches Keystone Community Services Merrick Community Services
NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center, Inc.
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis NorthPoint Health and Wellness Center, Inc. Open Cities Health Center, Inc. The Regents of University of Minnesota/Community University Variety Children’s Clinic West Side Community Health Services
UNITED WAY EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE 500 Under 5: Minneapolis Youth Coordinating Board Child Care Resource and Referral Network Child Trends Department of Human Services Metro Alliance for Healthy Families
Resource Inc.
Minnesota Early Learning
Southside Family Nurturing Center
Foundation (MELF)
The Storefront Group
Resources for Child Caring
Way to Grow
School Readiness Funders Coalition Wilder Research
PEACEJAM CONFERENCE SERVICE PROJECT 2009 youthrive
UNITED WAY WOMEN’S LEADERSHIP COUNCIL Community Initiative for Children
RAPID RE-HOUSING 20092010 HOMELESSNESS Elim Transitional Housing
Genesis II Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners
St. Stephen’s Human Services
The Jeremiah Program
YWCA of St. Paul
Joyce Preschool
Neighborhood House Neighbors, Inc.
Community Dental Care
Lifetrack Resources, Inc.
Assistance Program, Inc. Family Pathways
Community Action Partnership of
Lakes and Pines CAC, Inc.
of St. Paul and Minneapolis Centre for Asians and Pacific Islanders
Children’s Dental Services
Health Care Center/
PARENTING INITIATIVES
Teamsters Food Shelf People (VEAP)
Services Council
Ramsey Washington Counties
OUT-OF-SCHOOL-TIME INITIATIVE
Rush City Cares The Salvation Army
Northwest Hennepin Human
UNITED WAY BRIGHT SMILES
Food Shelf (NACE) NorthPoint Health and
SUCCESS BY 6® NORTHWEST INITIATIVE
Lifetrack Resources
READING BY THIRD GRADE INITIATIVES Jackson Preparatory Magnet School
Southside Family Nurturing Center St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development
Pillsbury United Communities
East Side Neighborhood Services
Washburn Center for Children
The Salvation Army
Minneapolis Urban League
Way to Grow
Scott-Carver-Dakota CAP
Summit Academy OIC
Agency, Inc.
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS SPECIAL PROJECTS FUNDING PARTNERS The following funding partners are recognized for their contributions to United Way special projects in 2009: EARLY LEARNING INITIATIVE (FORMERLY SUCCESS BY 6™)
$20,000 United Way Worldwide/JCPenney– Out-of-School Time
American Hardware Mutual Insurance Company American Medical Systems, Inc. Ameriprise Financial
$15,000
Anoka Hennepin County Credit Union
Northwest Area Foundation—North
APi Group, Inc.
Minneapolis Un(der)banked Initiative United Way Worldwide/Wal-
Arizona State University Alumni AT&T
$150,000
Mart Foundation—Earned
Bachman’s
3M Foundation
Income Tax Credit
Bassford Remele Best Buy Co., Inc.
$10,000
$10,000
Bloomington Public Schools
National Technical Assistance Program
Delta Dental Plan of Minnesota—
BlueCross and BlueShield of Minnesota
United Way Bright Smiles
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION INITIATIVE COLLABORATION BETWEEN UNITED WAY AND MELF $75,000
Breck School $7,500
Bremer Bank
Cargill Foundation—Strategic
The Bridge for Youth
Planning Fund
$50,000 The Minneapolis Foundation
Business Communications Class Calvary Church
The Minneapolis Foundation
EARLY LEARNING STATEWIDE BUSINESS PLAN
Boston Scientific
Campbell Mithun
Additional thanks to the following corporate foundations for their earlier generous support of the Early Childhood Education Initiative collaboration between United Way and MELF:
Campfire USA Minnesota Council Capella Education Company Cardinal Glass Industries, Inc. Cardinal Stritch College Cargill Caribou Coffee
$40,000 3M
Carlson
Cargill Foundation
Carmichael Lynch
$40,000
Medtronic Foundation
Ceridian
The McKnight Foundation
SUPERVALU Foundation
CHS Inc.
Thrivent Financial for
Church of St. Peter North St. Paul
Bush Foundation
$20,000 Blandin Foundation
Lutherans Foundation
Clarity Coverdale Fury
U.S. Bank
Colle+McVoy, Inc. The College of Wooster Alumni
$10,000 The Grotto Foundation $2,000 The Sheltering Arms Foundation
2009 OTHER PROJECT FUNDING $150,000
City of St. Paul
UnitedHealth Group
UNITED WAY CARING CONNECTION PARTICIPANTS Employees from the following organizations volunteered at United Way partner agencies in 2009:
Comcast Corporation Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties Community Involvement Programs ConAgra Country Financial Courage Center Crystal Farms
Patrick and Aimee Butler Family 3M
Cummins Power Generation
Accenture
Datacard Group
$40,000
Acclaim Benefits
DDL
North Star Fund of The Minneapolis
Administrative Professionals Association
Deloitte & Touche LLP
Foundation—Workforce Development
Advance Auto Parts
Deloitte Services
System Improvement
Allianz
Donaldson Company, Inc.
American Family Insurance
Downtown Minneapolis Kiwanis Club
American Girl
Dyste Williams
Foundation—Emergency Food Fund
Eaton Corporation 52 | COMMUNITY PARTNERS
COMMUNITY PARTNERS Ecolab Inc.
Maslon Edelman Borman & Brand, LLP
University of Minnesota
Emerson Process Management
McQuay International
University of Minnesota—Carlson
Empi, Inc.
Media Max Events and Expos, Inc.
Express Scripts
Medrad Interventional/Possis
Faegre & Benson, LLP
Medtronic, Inc.
Faith Covenant Church
Michael Foods Inc.
University of St. Thomas
Federal Express Corporation
Midwest Federal
UPS
Fingerhut Direct Marketing
Minneapolis Club
Upward Bound
First Ukrainian Baptist Church
Minnesota Organization on
U.S. Bancorp
Forest Lake Bantam Hockey Tournament
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
School of Management University of Minnesota Hospital—Fairview
U.S. Energy Services, Inc.
G&K Services, Inc.
Modis
Valley View Middle School Bloomington
Gage Group LLC
Mono
Wayzata High School Swim Team
GAP
The Mosaic Company
Wells Fargo Minnesota
GE Commercial Finance—Fleet Services
MTS Systems Corporation
YouthCARE
GE Money—Sales Finance
Naomi Circle
Zachry Engineering Corporation
General Casualty Insurance Companies
National Oilwell Varco
General Electric Company
New York Life Insurance Company
General Mills, Inc.
Nexen Group, Inc.
ORGANIZATIONS
Grace Church Barnabas Group
North Star Roller Girls
Gray, Plant, Mooty, Mooty & Bennett P.A.
Northeast Bank
Graybar Electric Co.
OLSON
Greater Twin Cities United Way
Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP
The following organizations helped maximize their resources by submitting volunteer projects to Caring Connection in 2009:
Emerging Leaders
Pentair, Inc.
Leaders in Action
PepsiCo, Inc.
360 Communities
Women’s Leadership Council
Pocket Hercules
AccessAbility Inc.
Griffin International Companies
Polaris Industries Inc.
AccountAbility
Hanna Andersson
PriceWaterhouseCoopers
Aeon
Haworth Marketing + Media
Qwest Communications/CWA
Alexandra House, Inc.
H.B. Fuller Company
Locals 7200 & 7201
American Indian OIC, Inc.
H.B. Fuller Company Retirees
RBC Wealth Management
Amherst H. Wilder Foundation
HealthEast Health System
Room & Board
Arlington High School
Help/Systems Inc.
RSM McGladrey, Inc.
Bloomington Public Schools
Hennepin County VSP
Seagate Technology
Boys and Girls Clubs of the
Henson & Efron, PA
Sealy Mattress Company
Highland Bank
Securian Financial Group
The Bridge for Youth
Homecroft Elementary School St. Paul
Sensata Technologies
Bridging, Inc.
Horton Holding, Inc. & Subsidiary Cos.
SFM—The Work Comp Experts
Camp Fire USA Minnesota Council
IKON Office Solutions, Inc.
Spherion
CAPI
Imation
Springsted Incorporated
Casa de Esperanza
ING U.S. Financial Services
St. Pascal’s Summer Stretch
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese
Ingersoll Rand
State Farm Insurance Companies
IWCO Direct
SUPERVALU INC.
Central Center for Family Resources
JCPenney
Target Corporation
Centro Cultural Chicano, Inc.
JT Mega
Thomson Reuters
Cerenity Senior Care
LaMoure North Dakota High School
Thrivent Financial for Lutherans
Children’s Home Society
Land O’Lakes, Inc.
The Toro Company
LarsonAllen, LLP
Trane and Thermo King
City of Minneapolis
Liberman Companies, Inc.
The Travelers Companies, Inc.
CommonBond Communities
Lindquist & Vennum, P.L.L.P.
Twin Cities Area Labor
Community Action Council, Inc.
LSI Corporation
Management Council
M.A. Mortenson Company
UnitedHealthcare
Martin/ Williams, Inc.
UnitedHealth Group
Greater Twin Cities
of St. Paul and Minneapolis
& Family Service
Community Action Partnership of Ramsey and Washington Counties
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS ORGANIZATIONS (Continued) Community Emergency Assistance Program, Inc. Community Initiatives for Children Community-University Health Care Center Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio (CLUES) Cornerstone Advocacy Services Courage Center Creek Valley Elementary School DARTS Division of Indian Work of the Greater Minneapolis Coucil of Churches East Metro Women’s Council East Side Neighborhood Services, Inc. Emergency FoodShelf Network, Inc. Episcopal Community Services, Inc. Family & Children’s Service Family Networks, Inc. Family Pathways Freeport West, Inc. Genesis II for Families Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin River Valleys Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota Greater Minneapolis Council of Churches Greater Minneapolis Crisis Nursery Greater Twin Cities United Way Guild Incorporated Hands On Twin Cities HIRED Hmong American Partnership Home Free Battered Women’s Services Hope for the City House of Charity Human Services Inc. Intercongregation Communities Association Interfaith Outreach & Community Partners International Institute of Minnesota Jeremiah Program Joyce Bilingual Preschool Keystone Community Services Lifetrack Resources, Inc. Loaves and Fishes Too Lutheran Social Service of Minnesota Merrick Community Services
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Midwest Special Services
YMCA of Metropolitan Minneapolis
Minnesota Indian Women’s
YouthLink
Resource Center
youthrive/PeaceJam
Minnesota Visiting Nurse Agency
YWCA of Minneapolis
Model Cities, Inc.
YWCA of St. Paul
Neighborhood House Neighborhood Involvement Program Neighbors, Inc. NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center, Inc. Northwest Youth and Family Services Opportunity Partners, Inc. Our Saviour’s Housing People Reaching Out to Other People, Inc. (PROP) People Serving People Perspectives, Inc. Pillsbury United Communities Plymouth Christian Youth Center Prism Project for Pride In Living, Inc. Reach Out and Read Resource Inc. Rise Inc. Sabathani Community Center The Salvation Army Second Harvest Heartland Senior Community Services Sharing Korner Simpson Housing Services, Inc. Sojourner Project, Inc. Southside Family Nurturing Center St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development St. Paul Public Schools St. Paul Public Schools Foundation St. Stephen’s Human Services STEP Stuff for School TreeHouse for Youth Tubman VEAP Vision Loss Resources Volunteer Lawyers Network Volunteers of America of Minnesota Way to Grow The Wayside House, Inc. West Seventh Community Center, Inc. Women’s Advocates, Inc. WomenVenture YMCA of Greater St. Paul
John & Trudy Wilgers, Minnetonka
Jennifer Kelley, Minneapolis
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