WE COULDN'T DO IT WITHOUT YOU
TABLE OF CONTENTS A Letter from our President.....………………….………………….......5 Lifting our Community Up.........................................….…..…7 Our Work Through a New Lens..........................................11 Board of Directors..............................................................12 Newly Elected Board Members.........................................15 Past United Way Board Chairs...........................................16 Past United Way Campaign Chairs...................................17 Board Committees..............................................................18 Community Impact Volunteers.........................................18 Our Corporate Sponsors....................................................19 Funded Partners...................................................................................20 Financial Statement...........................................................21 Community Service Award................................................22 Past Award Recipients......................................................23
DEAR FRIENDS, 2020 was a tough year for us all. It was a year of strife and adversity. A year of challenges and opportunities. While our day to day lives looked very different, our focus remained unwavering: to serve the people of our community. Seemingly overnight we were tested in flexibility, having to shift the entire office to a virtual setting, all without letting this change negatively impact our ability to help. Our front line partners were facing unprecedented challenges, and we found new ways to help, including by providing them with much needed PPE. We started by assessing the needs of our community, and coordinated fundraising and disbursement to provide direct financial support to families struggling to have their basic needs met. This year demonstrated cooperation like we have never seen before with neighbors, friends and colleagues. As you pour over the pages of this year’s Annual Report, we hope you will take the time to appreciate our community and what we represent from the generosity of our donors, the strength and resilience of our volunteers, the compassion of our partner agencies and the leadership of our corporate partners.
Kevin Wilhelm, President and CEO, Middlesex United Way
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MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY
OUR MISSION By cultivating leadership and partnerships, bringing resources together, and investing in our community, Middlesex United Way acts as a catalyst to achieve measurable, positive impact in education, health, housing, financial stability and racial equity and inclusion. Middlesex United Way envisions a community where students succeed academically, individuals & families are healthy and safe & youth and adults avoid risky behaviors, have safe & affordable housing, are economically stable, and a community that is anti-racist, equitable, and inclusive.
OUR SERVICE AREA Middlesex United Way serves the towns of Chester, Clinton, Cromwell, Deep River, Durham, East Haddam, East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Killingworth, Middlefield, Middletown, Old Saybrook, Portland, and Westbrook.
Portland
Cromwell East Hampton Middletown
Haddam
East Haddam
Durham Chester Deep River
Killingworth
Essex
Clinton
Old Saybrook
Westbrook
LIFTING OUR COMMUNITY UP MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY COVID-19 RESPONSE The COVID-19 pandemic created a crisis within our community. Individuals and families faced new challenges they weren’t properly prepared for, and residents who were already struggling found themselves with an even greater battle. During COVID-19, Middlesex United Way immediately took action and led a response that provided support to local agencies on the front lines of the need, as well as provided support directly to local families and people who were struggling to have their basic needs met due to the direct impact of this pandemic.
PROVIDED BASIC NEEDS TO COMMUNITY MEMBERS TOGETHER IS BETTER THAN ONE
Middlesex United Way joined forces with United Ways across the state to establish the Connecticut United Ways COVID-19 Response Fund. To date, we have helped more than 130 Middlesex County households using this fund, providing over $26,000 in financial support. In total over $800,000 has gone directly to over 5,000 households throughout the state.
MASKS TO THE COMMUNITY
PROTECTION FOR ALL THROUGHOUT MIDDLESEX COUNTY We rallied volunteers throughout Middlesex County to provide over 50,000 masks to individuals and families, first responders, nonprofits and essential workers.
FED THE HUNGRY
ACHIEVEMENTS EVEN IN THE DARKNESS OF COVID Distributed over 7,000 boxes of food, totaling over 80,000 pounds of fresh produce, to families in need in Middlesex County.
VIRTUAL VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
STAYING CONNECTED THROUGHOUT THE PANDEMIC
We created opportunities for volunteers to support our community partners. Over 100 cards were written to nursing home staff and residents and over two hours of children’s books were read by volunteers.
MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY COVID-19 FUND
BASIC NEEDS SUPPORT
Middlesex United Way set up the 2020 ALICE Fund to provide hyperlocal financial support to those severely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. To date, we have raised over $30,000, assisting 73 families with critical needs like food, utilities, and housing. PA G E 7
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THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH AS I WAS AT A LOSS ON HOW I WAS GOING TO PAY LAST MONTH’S MORTGAGE AS I HAD NOT BEEN RECEIVING ANY OF MY UNEMPLOYMENT.
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Connecticut United Ways COVID-19 Response Fund Recipient
OUR WORK THROUGH A NEW LENS
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Our vision is that individuals and families live in a thriving, healthy & vibrant community that is anti-racist, equitable, & inclusive.
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We are focused on systematic change and vow to continue our work in making sure all people thrive in the communities we serve. At Middlesex United Way, we believe that to achieve racial equity, we must unite and commit to playing a role to take real action. Historically, Middlesex United Way has believed in and valued inclusivity, as everybody needs representation when it comes to tackling the issues our community faces. In recognition of the importance of racial equity and inclusion, the Middlesex United Way board voted unanimously to add these values as their own focus area. We are a community made up of individuals that come from all different backgrounds and have different experiences, abilities, and most importantly- different perspectives. In order for everyone in our community to succeed, we must enrich and strengthen the quality of our work, commitment to our community and nonprofit partners and to building an anti-racist, inclusive future. This summer, we formed two new committees made up of board members, community leaders, nonprofit partners and other residents to accelerate our work. Our Young Leaders Society hosted their first equity event “Elevating Black Voices: A Virtual Conversation on Racial Equity, Inclusion, and Opportunities for Collaborative Change in Middlesex County,� which provided attendees the opportunity to listen to local Black leaders as they shared their perspectives and helped identify issues on racial inequity, systemic racism, racial injustice and racial exclusion in Middlesex County, along with discussed how each panelist is helping to address these needs in our community. We featured a series in the Middletown Press called Elevating Black Voices, where we asked community members to share their experiences in a weekly column that is generously allocated to us by the paper. This is just the start of our work and we will continue to use our resources and voice to amplify the needs of our entire community.
OUR BOARD 2020 MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OFFICERS Scott Carlson
Denise Brewer
Cathy Lezon
Liberty Bank
Eversource
Ramona Burkey
Diana Martinez
Russell Library
Board Chair
Pat Ciccone
Kim Hogan
Westbrook Public Schools
Vice Chair
Jim Crawford
Allison Dowe Treasurer
Coleen Duffy
Dr. Michael Conner
Hintz & Company
Campaign Chair
Derrick Gibbs
Andy Rapp
Change, Inc.
Community Impact Council, Chair
Bill Holder
Cliff Straub
Retired
Investment, Chair
Kristen Jensen
Faith Jackson Human Resources, Chair
Meghann LaFountain
Seasons Federal Credit Union
Eric Kane
Women’s Initiative, Chair
AT LARGE MEMBERS Patricia Charles Retired
Wesleyan University
Kevin Reich Retired
Chu Ngo Lan Chi's Vietnamese Restaurant
Julie Rioux
Meg Slater Wright-Pierce
Pratt & Whitney
HONORARY MEMBERS
Kristen Roberts
Harry E. Burr
Comcast
Marisol Rodriguez Liberty Bank
Robert Rose Joe Santaniello Charles IT
Jessica Scheff
Retired
David Reynolds Retired
Rosario A. Rizzo, Jr. Retired
Jean Adams Shaw Retired
William E. Wrang, III Retired
Kevin Harris Young Leaders Society, Chair
REPORT OF THE NOMINATING COMMITTEE OFFICERS
Marisol Rodriguez Human Resources, Chair
Kim Hogan Board Chair
Meg Slater Women’s Initiative, Chair
Meg Slater Vice Chair
Kevin Harris
APPOINTMENTS
Young Leaders Society, Chair
Ramona Burkey
Allison Dowe
Governance Committee, Chair
Treasurer
Andy Rapp Community Impact Council, Chair
Pat Charles, Scott Carlson, Faith Jackson At Large Members
Cliff Straub Investment, Chair
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MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY
TERM ENDING 2021
TERM ENDING 2022
TERM ENDING 2023
Pat Ciccone Coleen Duffy Eric Kane Cathy Lezon Bob Rose Kevin Reich Joe Santaniello
Ramona Burkey Jim Crawford Derrick Gibbs Meghann LaFountain Kristen Jensen Kristen Roberts Jessica Scheff
Robert Badin Michael Conner Bill Holder Diana Martinez Joshua Rivera Gary Wallace
OUR NEW BOARD MEMBERS “I've watched the United Way change the lives of many in our community, so now I want to see what I can do to help.” Robert Badin is a long term Jet Engine Assembler at Pratt & Whitney. Badin attended Middlesex Community College and has been a long-standing United Way supporter who has been actively involved in the employee campaign at Pratt & Whitney. He currently lives in Rockfall, CT with his wife Joanne and two daughters, Melanie, 26 and Lauren, 22.
“Much of what draws me toward service are the relationships that are built along the way.” Joshua Rivera is an aspiring Realtor in Moodus, CT. Rivera holds a bachelor’s degree from Central Connecticut State University (CCSU) in Business Management . He is a passionate Morale and Teambuilding coach. Rivera was awarded the top student in the school of business at CCSU and was a member of the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society and Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
“Middlesex United Way is comprised of individuals that embody their company values and these are values that I also hold dear.” Gary Wallace is the current Director of Community Engagement & Relations at Community Health Center. Wallace holds a bachelor’s degree from Charter Oak State College in Individualized Studies. He is a US Navy Veteran and recently retired as a Captain from the Middletown Police Department. He is the recent recipient of Proclamation from the Honorable Lt. Governor Susan Bysiewitz and Middletown Mayor Ben Florshiem. He has three children: Anissia (26), Kaidence (7), Greyson (3) and engaged to Karina Marrinan.
PAST UNITED WAY BOARD CHAIRS 1935 Bertrand E. Spencer
1965 John B. Newman
1996 Rosario Rizzo
1936 E. Dudley Butler
1966 Morton W. Briggs
1997 Rosario Rizzo
1937James McConaughy/James Bunce
1967 Woodbridge A. D’Oench
1998 Jane S. McMillan
1938 Rev. John O’Connor/W. W.
1968 Clifford R. Carlson
1999 Andrew P. Rapp
Wilcox, Jr.
1969 Robert B. Brainard, Jr.
2000 Andrew P. Rapp
1939 Amor P. Smith
1970 George B. Raymond
2001 David L. Reynolds
1940 Amor P. Smith
1971 George B. Raymond
2002 David L. Reynolds
1941 Rev. John O’Connor
1972 Kenneth T. Hampton
2003 John Biddiscombe
1942 Burton B. Fall
1973 Kenneth T. Hampton
2004 John Biddiscombe
1943 Burton B. Fall
1974 Paul S. Carrier, Jr.
2005 Kelly Smith
1944 J. Alfred C. Dodd
1975 William H. Chadwick
2006 Kelly Smith
1945 J. Alfred C. Dodd
1976 William H. Chadwick
2007 William E. Wrang, III
1946 Vincent R. Kiernan
1977 Frank J. Sutkowski
2008 William E. Wrang, III
1947 Elmer E. Schattschneider
1978 Betty Matteo
2009 Faith M. Jackson
1948 G. Eugene Goundrey
1979 Betty Matteo
2010 Faith M. Jackson
1949 G. Eugene Goundrey
1980 Daniel W. Potter
2011 Gary Simonsen
1950 William F. Briggs
1981 Gordon B. McWilliams
2012 Gary Simonsen
1951 William F. Briggs
1982 Gordon B. McWilliams
2013 Clifford O. Straub
1952 Howard B. Smith
1983 Patrick J. Crowley
2014 Clifford O. Straub
1953 John W. Goodrich
1984 Patrick J. Crowley
2015 William Holder
1954 John W. Goodrich
1985 Ralph H. Shaw, II
2016 William Holder
1955 Arthur J. Connell
1986 Ralph H. Shaw, II
2017 Patricia Charles
1956 Christie E. McLeod, MD
1987 Ralph H. Shaw, II
2018 Patricia Charles
1957 Walter P. Staniszewski
1988 Norton W. Cann
2019 Scott Carlson
1958 William C. Langley
1989 Norton W. Cann
2020 Scott Carlson
1959 Donald C. Davis
1990 William J. Russell
1960 William J. O’Brien
1991 William J. Russell
1961 Nathan I. Shapiro
1992 Barbara Weiss
1962 Nathan I. Shapiro
1993 Barbara Weiss
1963 Richard J. O’Brien
1994 Jean Adams Shaw
1964 Vincent A. Amato
1995 Jean Adams Shaw
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PAST UNITED WAY CAMPAIGN CHAIRS 1935 Charles R. Hoover
1964 John B. Newman
1993-94 Jean & Ralph Shaw, II
1936 Elmer S. Hubbell
1965 Morton W. Briggs
1994-95 Jane & Edward McMillan
1937 Rev. Marion J. Creegar
1966 Woodbridge A. D'Oench
1995-96 John Beckert
1938 Rev. John O’Connor
1967 Clifton R. Carlson
1996-97 Harry Eben Burr
1939 Rev. John O’Connor
1968 Robert B. Brainard, Jr.
1997-98 Frank Sumpter
1940 Rev. John O’Connor
1969 George B. Raymond
1998-99 David Audette
1941 Ansel A. Packard
1970 Everett G. Patterson
1999-00 Donald B. Wilbur
1942 Rev. George L. Whithey
1971 Kenneth T. Hampton
2000-01 Robert G. Kiely
1943 Elmer E. Schattschneider
1972 Richard R. Carella
2001-02 Peter Patton
1944 Vincent R. Kiernan
1973 Eugene R. O'Brien
2002-03 William Ryczek
1945 Rev. George L Withey
1974 William H. Chadwick
2003-05 Wilfredo Nieves
Vincent Keirnan
1975 Anthony S. Marino
2004-05 William E. Wrang, III
1946 Rev. Edward J. McKenna
1976 Frank J. Sutkowski
2005-06 Harry Eben Burr
1947 Rev. Alvin D. Johnson
1977 Betty Matteo
2006-07 David L. Reynolds
1948 G. Albert Hill
1978 Chester A. Tibbetts
2007-08 Gary Simonsen
1949 William F. Briggs
1979 Daniel W. Potter
2008-09 Deborah Bochain
1950 Arthur J. Connell
1980 Gordon B. McWilliams
2009-10 David Giuffrida
1951 Howard B. Smith
1981 Ralph H. Shaw, II
1952 John W. Goodrich
1982 Patrick J. Crowley
2010-11 Chandler J. Howard/Larry McHugh/ Michael Roth
1953 Richard F. Murray, Jr.
1983 Howard F. Kelley
1954 Donald C. Davis
1984 Barbara J. Maynard
1955 Christie E. McLeod, MD
1985 Norton W. Cann
1956 William C. Langley
1986 David M. Royston
1957 William J. O’Brien, Jr.
1987 Harold Brown
1958 Creighton F. Magoun
1988 Joseph E. Milardo, Jr.
1959 Ernest H. Nelson
1989 James E. Coppage
1960 Nathan I. Shapiro
1990 Charles B. Stone, Jr.
1961 John W. Macy, Jr.
1990-91 Donald M. Russell
2018-20 Justin Carbonella, Toral Maher, Joe Santaniello, Meg Slater
1962 Richard J. O’Brien
1991-92 Robert G. Kiely
2020- Dr. Michael Conner
1963 Vincent A. Amato
1992-93 Rick Bellows
2011-12 Harry Eben Burr/Arthur V. McDowell, III 2012-13 Gary Gomola 2013-14 Vincent G. Capece, Jr. 2014-15 Patricia Charles 2015-16 Greg Treacy 2016-17 Kristen Roberts 2017-18 Kevin Reich
2020 VOLUNTEERS BOARD COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS AUDIT COMMITTEE
INVESTMENT COMMITTEE
HUMAN RESOURCE COMMITTEE
RETIRING BOARD MEMBERS
Dave L. Reynolds, Chair Rick Morin Matthew T. Stillman
Clifford O. Straub, Chair Gloria Gorton Welles Guilmartin Robert Rose
Janet Poriello, Chair Kimberly Hogan Derrick Gibbs Faith Jackson
Julie Rioux
FINANCE COMMITTEE
GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
RACIAL EQUITY AND INCLUSION COMMITTEE
Allison Dowe, Chair Dave Christopher Cindi Gondek Brian Kelleher Clifford O. Straub Jeffry Pierce Matthew T. Stillman
Michael Conner Patricia Ciccione Kimberly Hogan William Holder Eric Kane Janet Poriello
Dr. Michael Conner Ramona Burkey Kristen Jensen Marisol Rodriguez Cathy Lezon Andy Rapp.
COMMUNITY IMPACT VOLUNTEERS COMMUNITY IMPACT COUNCIL
EDUCATION TEAM
HOUSING TEAM
WELLNESS TEAM
Andy Rapp, Chair Coleen Duffy Mark Gonsalves Bill Holder Marie Massaro Sue Murphy Wilfredo Nieves Heather Scozzari, Kara Sheftel Kevin Reich Patti Vassia
Coleen Duffy, Chair Jim Crawford Sheila Daniels Dawn Dubay Dan Osborne Kevin Reich
Heather Scozzari, Chair Jon Brink Bob Fusari Barbara Holloman Calvin Price Andy Rapp Chris Wherry Bob Westendorff
Kara Sheftel Chair Vicki Iaccarino Everett Heintz Ellen Kessner
RACIAL EQUITY & INCLUSION
FINANCIAL STABILITY TEAM
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT TEAM
RETIRING COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Ed Ford, Jr. Lakisha Hyatt Marie Massaro Alan Marshall Denetra McBride Wilfredo Nieves Precious Price Joshua Rivera Kara Sheftel
Mark Gonsalves, Chair Jon Brink Rob Lloyd Duncan Olaechea Meg Slater
Bill Holder, Chair Sandy Durosier Becky Finnerty Donna Marino
Heather Scozzari, Kara Sheftel
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MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY
OUR CORPORATE SPONSORS Our corporate sponsors generously support their community through a single donation that helps Middlesex United Way’s marketing programs, special events and materials.
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OUR FUNDED PARTNERS Last year, the Middlesex United Way invested over $600,000 in the community. More than 20,523 children and adults in Middlesex County benefited from programs and services provided by our 38 partners.
EDUCATION
HOUSING
Literacy Volunteers Valley Shore Middletown Adult Education/Even Start Program
Columbus House/Middlesex Family Shelter HOPE Partnership Middlesex Habitat for Humanity The Coalition on Housing & Homelessness The Connection, Inc./Eddy Shelter
HEALTH
FINANCIAL STABILITY
Early Childhood Councils- Clinton, Old Saybrook, East Hampton, Westbrook, Cromwell, Middletown, Portland, East Haddam, Haddam-Killingworth, Tri-Town
Boy Scouts/Connecticut Rivers Council Child & Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut Gilead Community Services Girl Scouts of Connecticut Healthy Communities/Healthy Youth Initiative- Portland, East
John J. Driscoll United Labor Agency Kuhn Employment Opportunities St. Vincent de Paul Middletown/Amazing Grace Food Pantry The Shoreline Soup Kitchen & Pantries
Haddam, Clinton Clinton, Old Saybrook, Haddam-Killingworth, Tri-Town, Middletown, Durham-Middlefield, Westbrook
MARC: Community Resources Middlesex Health/Perinatal Case Management Middlesex YMCA Oddfellows Playhouse Youth Theater
EDUCATION
HOUSING
Middlesex United Way invests in kindergarten readiness, family literacy and parent education to ensure children are ready to learn by school entry and are reading at grade level by the end of 3rd grade. With our partners, we are working to expand access to quality early childhood education, improve literacy rates and prepare more high school students for college and a career.
Middlesex United Way focuses on homelessness prevention, emergency shelter, supportive housing and affordable housing. We are working county-wide on the need for safe, decent, and affordable housing for all. We envision a community where individuals and families have stable housing with the services and supports needed to remain safely housed.
FINANCIAL STABILITY
HEALTH
The entire community benefits when individuals and families are financially stable. We work with partners who provide basic needs as well as employment training supports and services like job training, coaching and free tax preparation. With these vital programs, we are helping individuals learn new skills, increase their current wages and keep and grow more of what they earn.
Middlesex United Way focuses on positive youth development, support for seniors & people with disabilities, substance abuse prevention & treatment and mental health. We envision a community where individuals and families are healthy and safe, and youth and adults avoid risky behaviors.
38 PARTNERS 42 PROGRAMS 4 FOCUS AREAS
OUR FINANCIALS Middlesex United Way takes its responsibility as a steward of donor contributions very seriously. United Way's board of directors, staff and other professional volunteers with expertise in financial management and governance have established fiscal controls to ensure the highest level of accountability and transparency in United Way's operations. 2020/2021 TOTALS EDUCATION
$64,328
HEALTH
$306,211
HOUSING
$95,368
FINANCIAL STABILITY
$62,330
UNITED WAY 2-1-1
$11,901
LOCAL FUNDING PARTNER DISTRIBUTION
$540,138
DISTRIBUTIONS TO AGENCIES AND UNITED WAYS
$76,475
PROGRAM SERVICES**
$309,172
AMOUNTS DISTRIBUTED BY OTHERS
$82,609
EDUCATION
GRAND TOTAL DISTRIBUTIONS
$1,008,394
FINANCIAL STABILITY
LESS: ADMINISTRATIVE CHARGE FOR PROCESSING
($16,612)
STATE AND NATIONAL ASSOCIATION DUES
$26,800
MIDDLESEX UNITED WAY SUPPORTING SERVICES
$309,172
DEPRECIATION
$6,000
HEALTH HOUSING
SEC MANAGEMENT FEES RESERVE FOR UNCOLLECTIBLES
$80,000
TOTALS
$1,413,754
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COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD
JEAN D’AQUILA The 2020 recipient of the Community Service Award is Jean D’Aquila. D’Aquila’s involvement with Middlesex United Way began in 2007 when she joined our board of directors, where she served on our nominating committee, as well as the major gifts committee. Since then, she has served in many capacities for Middlesex United Way, including as the Women’s Initiative’s chairwoman. She has been involved with many Middlesex United Way funding partners including MARC Community Resources, Northern Middlesex Habitat for Humanity, and Literacy Volunteers of Greater Middletown.
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I AM VERY HONORED TO RECEIVE THIS RECOGNITION FROM AN AGENCY I SO ADMIRE AND TRUST TO DO THE RIGHT THINGS WITHIN OUR COMMUNITY.
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PAST UNITED WAY AWARD WINNERS COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD 1949 John C. Barry 1950 Mrs. Frederick S. Hurlburt 1951 C. Eugene Goundrey 1952 William F. Briggs, Sr., Robert B. Brainard, Sr., J. Alfred C. Dodd 1953 Morris S. Wrubel 1954 Mrs. Carroll A. Campbell 1955 Miss M. Elizabeth Murphy 1956 Frederick S. Hurlburt 1957 Howard B. Smith 1958 Christie E. McLeod, MD 1959 John B. Goodrich 1960 Donald C. Davis 1961 Mrs. Harry B. Rosener 1962 William C. Langley 1963 Mrs. Clair B. Crampton 1964 Nathan I. Shapiro 1965 Richard J. O’Brien
1984 Edward D. Stites 1985 Russell G. D’Oench, Jr. 1986 Richard R. Carella 1987 David M. Royston 1988 Jean Adams Shaw Ralph H. Shaw, II 1989 Patrick J. Crowley 1990 Howard F. Kelley 1991 Donald M. Russell 1992 William J. Russell 1993 Carl A. Capello 1994 Thomas H. Stickney 1995 Barbara M. Weiss 1996 Joseph E. Milardo, Jr. 1997 Robert J. DeJonge 1998 Rosario A. Rizzo, Jr. Ralph D. Strong, Jr. 1999 Harry Eben Burr 2000 Jane S. McMillan
2001 John S. Biddiscombe 2002 Donald B. Wilbur 2003 Andrew P. Rapp 2004 David L. Reynolds 2005 Earl S. Brown 2006 Douglas W. Johnson 2007 Faith M. Jackson 2008 Kelly Smith 2009 Patti Anne Vassia 2010 William E. Wrang, III 2011 Linda Ann Morales 2012 Wilfredo Nieves 2013 William Holder 2014 Gary Simonsen 2015 Deborah C. Bochain 2016 David Director 2017 Clifford O. Straub 2018 Kristen Roberts 2019 Matthew Stillman 2020 Jean D’Aquila
2010 Elizabeth Morgan 2011 Willard McRae 2012 Joan Youngs
2013 Rosa Carrero 2014 Christine Fahey 2015 Rob Rosenthal
2016 Joesph Santaniello 2017 Lorenzo Marshall 2018 Cathy & Bob Boone 2019 Michael Conner
2010 Partners in the Healthy Communities-Healthy Youth Initiative 2011 HOPE Partnership 2012 Middletown Adult Education
2013 Middlesex YMCA 2014 MARC Community Resources 2015 Shoreline Soup Kitchens and Pantries
2016 The Coalition for Housing and Homelessness 2017 The Connection, Inc. 2018 Columbus House 2019 Child and Family Agency of Southeastern Connecticut
2015 John Sullivan 2016 The Community Foundation of Middlesex County
2017 Vincent Capece 2018 Bill & Sharon Griffin 2019 Laura Pedersen
1966 Vincent A. Amato 1967 John B. Newman 1968 Mrs. Victor L. Butterfield 1969 John F. LaRosa, Morton W. Briggs 1970 Henry Sherwood, MD 1971 Clair B. Crampton, MD 1972 Mrs. John W. Spaeth 1973 Woodbridge A. D’Oench 1974 Everett G. Patterson 1975 Robert B. Brainard, Jr. 1976 Andrew F. Johnson Sturges G. Redfield, Jr. 1977 Paul S. Carrier, Jr. 1978 George B. Raymond 1979 Kathryn I. Briggs 1980 Shirley F. Shapiro 1981 Daniel W. Potter 1982 Frank J. Sutkowski 1983 Gordon B. McWilliams
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD 2006 Douglas & Midge Bennett 2007 Arlene Rosener Mazzotta 2008 Reverend Moses Harvill
COMMUNITY IMPACT AWARD 2006 Clinton Public Schools and Town of Clinton Youth & Family Services 2007 Community Health Center 2008 Amazing Grace & SSKP
TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY PHILANTHROPY AWARD 2006 Paul & Sally McConnell 2007 Peter Harding 2008 The Director Family 2010 Chandler Howard
2011 Herb & Sherry Clark 2012 The Guilmartins 2013 Harry Eben Burr 2014 William E. Wrang, III
JUSTIN WILKIE NEXT GENERATION AWARD 2017 Kevin Harris 2018 Meghann LaFountain 2019 Eric Kane
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