United Way of Denton County, Inc
ANNUAL REPORT 2009-2010
CONTENTS
Letter from the Board Chair I’d like to express what a great honor it has been to serve as Board Chair for United Way of Denton County. Over the past year, many of us have experienced our share of economic uncertainty. But it was the most vulnerable among us – homeless families, teens without opportunities, and young children that are given up on before they were ever given a chance – who needed the support of this community more than ever before. United Way of Denton County’s partner agencies were able to provide the critical, direct assistance to those who needed it most because of your generosity. We all know colleagues, family members and friends who were impacted by the economic downturn; which is why I am so proud of the support shown to United Way during the 2009 Campaign. You made a choice to LIVE UNITED, to give of yourself and give to your community. When you give to United Way of Denton County, you are investing in the health and wellbeing of the community. You are funding the building blocks to a better life: programs and services in Education, Income and Health. I thank you for inspiring hope and creating opportunities for a better tomorrow. I encourage you to continue to Give, to Advocate, and to Volunteer. And finally, a special thank you to the employees who designated to United Way of Denton County, particularly my Texas Woman’s University family.
Most Sincerely, Mary Ann McDuff, Chair, Board of Directors 2009-2010 Director, Academic Financial Services, Texas Woman’s University
United Way of Denton County, Inc. 2
Letter from the Board Chair................ 2
Board of Directors............................. 4
Community Impact............................ 5
Partner Agencies............................... 6
Budget............................................10
Corporate Honor Roll........................12
Pillars..............................................13
Community Services......................... 17
United Way Staff............................. 20
Volunteers.......................................21
When we as individuals think outside ourselves, we have the power to facilitate change. When we think of others lives as linked to our own, our compassion grows. When we reach out a hand to one, we influence the condition of all. We build the strength of our neighborhoods. We bolster the health of our communities. And we change the lives of those who walk by us every day. To LIVE UNITED is to GIVE, to ADVOCATE, to VOLUNTEER. Because united, we stand. United, we elevate. United, we persevere. United, we move through... above and beyond. United, we can change what we see in our world.
2009-2010 Executive Committee Mary Ann McDuff..................................................... Board Chair Todd Price..................................................................... Chair-Elect Rob Seay......................................................................... Treasurer Danny Sullivan.................................................................Secretary Caleb O’Rear........................................................Campaign Chair Roy Minter...................................................Campaign Chair-Elect Patrice Frisby................................... Community Investment Chair Dawn Cobb........................ Marketing and Communications Chair Lee Ann Nutt................. Resource Development Committee Chair Stan Morton................................................................... Past Chair
Board of Directors Simone Anderson Jack Becker, Ph.D. Raedean Bolton John Cabrales George C. Campbell Paul Chandler Carol Christian Dawn Cobb Chalese Connors Ray David, Jr. Al DeVore Sheri L. Dragoo, Ph.D. Walter Eagleton Chuck Engle Patrice Frisby Gilda Garcia Debby Grigsby Bonita Hairston Dale Kimble
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Kit King David Martino Filippo Masciarelli Brandon McCleskey Ernie McCraw Sherri McDade Mary Ann McDuff Mark Merki Roy W. Minter, Jr. Stan Morton Janet Mulroy Lee Ann Nutt, Ed.D. Caleb O’Rear Benny Parkey Eva Poole Todd Price Linda Ratliff Sheila K. Richards Marty Rivers Gregory J. Sawko
Rob Seay Carrell Ann Simmons Danny Sullivan Grace Weatherly Joye Williams
Life Members Dean Anthony, Ph.D. John Baines Derrell Bulls, Ph.D. Ray Braswell, Ph.D. Tony Clark Jesse Coffey Tim Crouch Pat Dacus Jerry Falbo Phil Gallivan Bob Haley Tom Harpool
Jared Hazleton, Ph.D. George Highfill Richard Huckaby Mary Evelyn Huey Alfred F. Hurley, Ph.D. Brett Kuhn Uarline Lamb Jim Lehman Bettye Myers, Ph.D. Ellen Painter Fred Patterson Bill Patterson Connie Pelphrey Fred Pole Randy Robinson Priscilla Sanders Dennis Stephens Olive Stephens Dick Stewart Stanley Thames Ph.D
DENTON COUNTY
Advancing the common good means creating opportunities for a better life for all. WISE COUNTY
United Way is focused on the building blocks for a good life: • Education: Helping children and youth achieve their potential • Income: Promoting financial stability leading toward independence • Health: Improving people’s health
Pilot Point
Sanger
Aubrey 377 380
Krum
77
Denton 380
288
Ponder 35E
35W
Argyle Justin
Through the generous support of United Way of Denton County donors, over 70,000 services were provided by our partner
Northlake 114
agencies to residents of Denton County.
Flower Mound
377
Lewisville
121
Trophy Roanoke Club 170
Community Impact by City 2009 Trophy Lake Little Pilot Club/ Other Impact Partner Argyle Aubrey Denton Justin Krum Cities Elm Point Ponder Sanger Roanoke Denton Co. TOTAL
American Red Cross 190 10 5188 167 120 159 157 79 140 31 427 4911 Anns Haven VNA 5 12 128 6 6 27 14 3 6 6 2 166 Arc of Denton County 13 43 2157 6 48 145 5 16 12 167 6 1425 Big Brothers Big Sisters 29 20 253 6 6 22 5 2 8 9 Boy Scouts Longhorn Council 263 188 822 77 48 25 57 31 37 119 0 392 CASA 4 3 220 6 4 20 14 7 2 24 10 137 Child Study Center 4 4 15 5 0 1 1 2 2 6 6 24 Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton Co. 21 29 347 48 29 76 12 18 45 89 Communities in Schools of North Texas 4 38 1118 13 0 0 63 0 1 4 107 548 Day Stay for Adults 0 1 17 0 3 6 0 1 0 1 1 17 Denton Christian Preschool 1 117 2 Denton City County Day School 1 1 186 1 Denton County Friends of the Family 35 84 1891 32 29 80 94 31 31 92 25 1182 Family Resource Center of N.Texas 17 23 278 16 23 0 27 7 12 22 14 180 Fred Moore Day School 0 1 147 0 0 8 1 4 0 3 0 2 Girl Scouts of North Texas 121 352 815 95 46 0 441 22 24 48 45 5801 Health Services of North Texas 4 10 87 2 3 2 6 2 1 4 0 71 HOPE, Inc. 0 39 861 38 4 7 3 62 27 4 Interfaith Ministries 34 78 4578 74 72 21 46 101 196 Pilot Point Goodfellows 21 39 Reading and Radio Resource 6 11 1 2 1 1 2 2 20 RSVP 13 8 519 4 11 42 30 6 2 13 0 231 SPAN 47 89 970 39 38 46 238 92 19 107 36 986 Camp Sweeney 2 1 4 2 0 2 2 1 0 0 1 59 The Salvation Army 36 9 27412 25 36 5 9 19 11 26 909
TOTAL
849
1065
48141
587
529
649
1258
404
428
858
784
17258
11579 381 4043 360 2059 451 70 714 1896 47 120 189 3606 619 166 7810 192 1045 5200 60 46 879 2707 74 28497 72810
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2009-10 United Way of Denton County Partner Agencies American Red Cross, Denton Branch 1200 Woodrow Lane, Suite 200 | Denton, TX 76205 940-384-0880 | Fax 940-384-0884 www.redcrossdallas.com American Red Cross, Denton Branch provides 24-hour relief to victims of natural disasters and fires, emergency aid for military families and safety education. Additional assistance such as eyeglasses and prescriptions is available. Referrals are made for long term assistance to other agencies. Ann’s Haven VNA 325 West McKinney St., Suite 101 | Denton, TX 76201 940-349-5900 | Fax 940-383-4000 www.vnatexas.org Ann’s Haven VNA delivers a full range of high quality and compassionate home health care following discharge from the hospital, for rehabilitation therapies, chronic diseases, and hospice for adults in the final phase of a terminal illness. Bereavement services are provided for one year following the death of a loved one.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas 723 South I-35E, Suite 214 | Denton, TX 76205 940-383-4441 | Fax 940-382-0815 www.bbbstx.org Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Texas is a volunteer organization that provides children support, guidance, friendship, and fun by matching them to a role model throughout North Texas. Boy Scouts, Longhorn Council P.O. Box 54190 | 850 Cannon Dr. | Hurst, TX 76054 817-231-8500 | Fax 817-231-8600 www.longhorncouncil.org Boy Scouts of America, Longhorn Council provides character development and citizenship training for boys ages 6-20 with an emphasis on outdoor adventure and camping programs. Child Study Center 1300 West Lancaster | Fort Worth, TX 76102 817-336-8611 | Fax 817-390-2941 www.cscfw.org The Child Study Center provides testing, evaluation, treatment and rehabilitation for children from birth through age 14 with developmental disabilities, learning problems and emotional or behavioral problems. Children’s Advocacy Center for Denton County 1854 Cain Drive | Lewisville, TX 75077 www.cacdc.org Children’s Advocacy Center provides forensic interviews of child abuse victims, assistance with filing Crime Victim Compensation Claims, referrals to other agencies, extended assessments for law enforcement cases, court preparation and court accompaniment, and a counseling program.
The ARC of Denton County P.O. Box 1279 | Denton, TX 76202 800-375-4520 www.arcofdentoncounty.org The ARC of Denton County offers a variety of program services in areas of education, advocacy, family support and recreation for individuals with disabilities and their families.
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Communities in Schools of North Texas 1597 South Edmonds Lane | Lewisville, TX 75067 972-436-6377 | Fax 972-436-6770 www.cisnt.org Communities in Schools of North Texas provides dropout prevention and intervention programs, tutoring, mentoring, health and human service coordination, and supportive guidance and counseling to youth and families across Denton County.
2009-10 United Way of Denton County Partner Agencies Denton Christian Preschool 1114 W. University Drive | Denton, TX 76201 940-383-3332 | Fax 940-383-8223 www.dentoncps.org Denton Christian Preschool offers developmentally appropriate early education for young children, ages 3 and 4, of all faiths, ethnic backgrounds and nationalities. The preschool program includes transportation, nutritious meals and snacks, as well as diagnostic screenings and referrals.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) 614 N. Bell Avenue | Denton, TX 76209 940-243-2272 | Fax 940-243-1605 www.casadenton.org Volunteer court appointed special advocates work oneon-one with children who have been removed from their homes by Child Protective Services. These advocates act as investigator, representative, case monitor, mediator and as a broker of information and resources for the child they are representing.
Denton City County Day School 1603 Paisley Denton, TX 76209 940-382-6485 Fax 940-381-2418 Denton City County Day School provides quality, sliding-scale childcare to children ages 18 months to 5 years. Fees are based on family size and income. Denton County Friends of the Family 1400 Crescent Street , Suite 5 | Denton, TX 76201 940-387-5131 | Fax 940-383-1816 www.dcfof.org Denton County Friends of the Family provides a safe shelter to victims of relationship violence, a 24-hour crisis line, relationship violence recovery counseling, sexual assault recovery services, child and adolescent programs, family services and programs in community education, violence intervention and prevention, outreach advocacy and a thrift store.
Day Stay for Adults 4845 South I-35, Suite 100 | Denton, TX 76210 940-383-8371 www.daystay.org Day Stay for Adults provides support and relief to family caregivers and provides compassionate daytime health care and social activities for adults.
Family Resource Center of North Texas 1316 E. McKinney St. | Denton, TX 76209 940-566-1800 | Fax 940-382-5237 www.dfrc.org Family Resource Center of North Texas offers prenatal classes, parenting classes, car seat safety education, and seminars for parents who are divorcing that are designed to focus on the needs of the children.
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2009-10 United Way of Denton County Partner Agencies HOPE, Inc. 117 West Sycamore | Denton, TX 76201 940-382-0609 | Fax 940-382-5615 HOPE, Inc. provides transitional housing, along with financial and life skills assistance through a case management approach. Also provides budget counseling, financial assistance with rent or mortgage for up to one month, and housing counseling for those facing eviction or foreclosure.
Fred Moore Day Nursery School 821 Cross Timber St. | Denton, TX 76205 940-387-8214 | Fax 940-382-3207 The Fred Moore Day Nursery School provides children with the educational and social skills needed to thrive in a public school setting. Services include a curriculum that allows children to learn while they play, guidance and understanding focusing on the child’s needs, as well as three nutritious meals. Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas 6001 Summerside Drive, Suite 101 | Dallas, TX 75252 800-442-2260 | Fax 972-349-2499 www.gsnetx.org Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas covers 32 counties, and provides traditional programs, as well as community outreach and education programs, to meet the broad leadership development needs of all girls and adult volunteers in the communities it serves. Health Services of North Texas 4210 Mesa Drive | Denton, TX 76207 940-381-1501 | Fax 940-566-8059 www.healthntx.org Health Services of North Texas is dedicated to improving the lives of underserved North Texans through medical care, support services and advocacy. HSNT offers an array of support services for HIV-positive North Texans, as well as a low-cost Community Clinic offering primary medical care to anyone in Denton County who needs health care.
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Interfaith Ministries of Denton, Inc. 1109 N. Elm Street | Denton, TX 76201 940-565-5479 | Fax 940-566-5927 www.ifmdenton.org Interfaith Ministries provides assistance with rent, utilities, prescriptions and medical supplies, adult and child eye exams and glasses, transportation, school supplies for children, and assistance with obtaining vital records. Assistance is coordinated with other agencies and targeted toward client self-sufficiency. Pilot Point Goodfellows 1189 S. Hwy 377 | Pilot Point, TX 76258 940-686-3014 | Fax 940-686-2534 Pilot Point Goodfellows provides emergency food, clothing, medical services, shelter, and utilities assistance. Reading and Radio Resource 2007 Randall Street | Dallas, TX 75201 800-871-7668 | Fax 214-871-7669 www.readingresource.org Reading and Radio Resource is a volunteer agency dedicated to providing alternatives to reading for those who are visually or physically disabled and/or learning differenced. Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) 1400 Crescent St., Suite 3 | Denton, TX 76201 940-383-1508 | Fax 940-387-0862 www.rsvpserves.org RSVP mobilizes adults age 55 and over to address community needs by volunteering at non-profit agencies, governmental entities and health care facilities. Programs includes Seniors for Childhood Immunizations, Rockin’ Readers and West Nile Education.
2009-10 United Way of Denton County Partner Agencies The Salvation Army, Denton Corps 1508 East McKinney | Denton, TX 76209 940-566-3800 | Fax 940-898-1731 www.salvationarmydfw.org Salvation Army, Denton Corps provides social services, emergency lodging and meals, weekly personal development programs, seasonal local services and programs, and disaster response.
Southwestern Diabetic Foundation, Inc. Camp Sweeney P.O. Box 918 | Gainesville, TX 76241 940-665-2011 | Fax 940-665-9467 www.campsweeney.org Camp Sweeney is designed specifically for kids with diabetes. Camp Sweeney counselors teach diabetic children not only how to manage their diabetes but how to live a healthy lifestyle.
Special Programs for Aging Needs (SPAN) 1800 Malone St. | Denton, TX 76201 940-382-2224 www.span-transit.org SPAN provides Meals On Wheels, transportation, family caregiver support, an emergency response program and benefits counseling for Denton County residents.
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Letter from the Campaign Chair On behalf of the Campaign Cabinet, I would like to express my sincere appreciation for your tireless efforts in making our community a healthier place to live. By reaching out a hand and investing in Denton County, you have created a better tomorrow for all of us. Serving as the Campaign Chair has been an extremely rewarding experience. It has made me appreciate more than ever, how invaluable United Way’s volunteers and donors are to the success of our community. I look forward to a bright future for Denton County and United Way. Please accept my sincere thanks to each of you for your support. It was an honor to serve with you. Caleb O’Rear 2009 Campaign Chair CEO, Denton Regional Medical Center
Budget Fiscal Year 2010-2011 Revenue Campaign 2009.............................................. $2,382,931.00 Less: Designations Payable & cost of golf tournament................................ (513,986.00) Total Campaign Income................................. 1,868,945.00 Less: Pledge Loss.......................................... (100,000.00) Additional Revenue (grants, SECC, fees, luncheon, in-kind) .......................................................................... 361,967.00 All Revenue.................................................... $2,130,912.00 Community Impact 2010-2011 Priority Funding.................................................. $12,000.00 Community Investments Health Services of North Texas........................... 63,000.00 American Red Cross, Denton Chapter................ 59,000.00 Ann’s Haven, VNA.............................................. 39,000.00 The ARC of Denton County................................. 18,300.00 Big Brothers Big Sisters...................................... 72,000.00 Boy Scouts of America, Longhorn Council......... 13,400.00 Children’s Advocacy Center................................ 13,000.00 CASA of Denton County...................................... 50,000.00 Child Study Center................................................ 1,000.00
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Communities in Schools of North Texas........... 120,000.00 Day Stay for Adults.............................................. 50,000.00 Denton Christian Preschool............................... 134,000.00 Denton City County Day School......................... 82,000.00 Family Resource Center...................................... 42,000.00 Fred Moore Day School.................................... 100,000.00 Denton County Friends of the Family................ 108,000.00 Girl Scouts, Cross Timbers Council.................... 51,500.00 HOPE, Inc............................................................ 99,000.00 Interfaith Ministries of Denton........................... 130,225.00 Reading & Radio Resource................................... 4,000.00 Pilot Point Goodfellows....................................... 11,000.00 Retired Senior & Volunteer Program (RSVP)....... 30,000.00 Salvation Army.................................................. 105,700.00 Services Program for Aging Needs (SPAN)......... 66,500.00 Southwestern Diabetic Foundation (Camp Sweeney)................................................. 12,500.00 Total.............................................................. $1,487,125.00 United Way Community Services...................... 415,386.21 Administration..................................................... 68,925.45 Fund Development............................................ 159,475.34 TOTAL............................................................. $2,130,912.00
2009 Campaign Goal: $2,450,000 | Amount Raised: $2,382,931 2008-09 Campaign Cabinet Golf Tournament Co-Chair.................................Denny Aldridge Golf Tournament Co-Chair...................................Paul Chandler Industry Co-Chair............................................... Danny Sullivan Industry Co-Chair............................................... Russell Mariott Leader On Loan Co-Chair..................................... Pat Sherman Leaders On Loan Co-Chair........................... Rick McManemon Leadership Giving................................................... Derrell Bulls Medical Co-Chair ........................................................ Jay Duty Medical Co-Chair.....................................................Debbie Irby Pacesetter Chair........................................................Roy Minter Partnership Development Co-Chair........................ Lee Ann Nutt Partnership Development Co-Chair ......................... Derrell Bulls Public Sector.................................................. George Campbell Public Sector - Student Initiatives.......................... Zach Tucker Retail Business Chair................................................Dixie Berry SECC Co-Chair.............................................................Lisa Hall SECC Co-Chair....................................................Sherri Dragoo Service Business Co-Chair.................................. Joye Williams Service Business Co-Chair.................................... Angie Jester Special Events............................................................ Lisa Miller
2009 Leaders on Loan
Pat Sherman and Rick McManemon, Leaders on Loan Co-Chairs Jason Stewart • Robin Myles • Mary Jenkins • Lona Grandjean • Judy Jeanes • Kay Vargas Aaron Newquist • Jan Gilbert • April Rocconi • Mike Sears • Jessica Scott • Scott Johnson Victoria Orlova • Molli Bishop • Melissa Perez • Donnie Greene
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Corporate Honor Roll from 2009 Campaign 100,000+
$
Denton ISD Denton Regional Medical Cntr Peterbilt Motors University of North Texas
50,000 - $99,999
$
Burlington Northern Santa Fe City of Denton NORTHSTAR Bank of Texas Sally Beauty Holdings Texas Woman’s University TexasHealth Presbyterian Hospital Denton United Parcel Service Wells Fargo Bank
25,000 - $49,999
$
Morrison Milling Company Wal-Mart Distribution Center DATCU IBM GE Foundation Bell Helicopter
10,000 - $24,999
$
Access 1st Capital Bank AT&T Atmos Energy Corporation Bank of America BBVA Compass Bank Citigroup Inc. Denton County Transit Authority Denton Publishing/Belo Energy Future Holding Corp First State Bank Kroger Headquarters Northwest ISD NUCONSTEEL PointBank Raytheon Russell Newman, Inc. Sabre
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T.X.I-Denton Tetra Pak, Inc. Texas Dept of Criminal Justice
5,000 - $9,999
$
21st Century Insurance Company Abbott Labs Bill Utter Ford Deloitte and Touche Denton County Auditor Denton County Health Dept Denton State School Devon Energy EDS Fluor Corporation General Electric Health Care Service Corp HSBC-North America Integrity Transitional Hospital JP Morgan Chase Lockheed Lowes Store #183 Macy’s Meridian Bank Merki & Associates, P.C. Microsoft Newman Foundation Pfizer RadioShack State Farm Insurance Target Title Resources Wal-Mart & Sam’s Club Stores Wellpoint
1,000 - $4,999
$
Albertsons, Inc. Alcatel-Lucent Alcon Laboratories Allstate Insurance Co. American Airlines Ameriprise Financial Atrium Hospital Automobile Club Baylor Health Care System Baylor Heart Hospital Plano
Baylor Medical Center Carrollton BCI Mechanical, Inc. Ben E. Keith Company Best Buy Boy Scouts-Longhorn Council Brookshire’s Grocery Company Capital One Services, Inc. Car Toys Ceridian Corporation City of Argyle City of Grapevine City of Sanger Classic of Denton CoAmerica Bank Costco Denton Chamber of Commerce Denton County Adult Probation Denton County Friends of the Family Denton County Human Resources Denton County Sheriff’s Dept. Denton Good Samaritan Employees Dept. Assistive & Rehab D/FW International Airport Dillards Dupont Merck Eagle Press Eagleton Photography Eli Lilly ExxonMobil FedEx Fort Worth Star-Telegram Frenchy’s Lawn Service Georgia Pacific (Classic Corrugated) Hankins, Eastup, Deaton, Tonn & Seay Holt Cat Huffines Chrysler Jeep Kia Hulcher Services Illinois Tool Works J C Penney James Wood Autopark John E. Baines, P.C. Johnson & Johnson Medical Kohls
KPMG LLP La Quinta Labinal Corinth, Inc. Lake Dallas I.S.D. Mayhill Hospital Medco Metavante Nationwide North Central Texas CollegeCorinth North Texas Nissan Northwest Airlines Oncor/Luminant/TXU Owen Law Firm Payless Shoe Source Pier I Imports Poco Graphite, Inc. Ramey & King Insurance Roche Diagnositcs Sack ‘N Save Sandelin Insurance Agency Sawko & Burroughs, P.C. SPAN Texas Dept of Transportation Texas Tech Health Sciences Center Texas Workers Compensation Texas Youth Commission Textron Information Svcs The Crouch Group The J. Newton Rayzor Foundation TIAA-CREF Title Resources Transamerica Life Insurance Trinity Industries, Inc United Health Group United Way of Denton County, Inc Valero Energy Corporation Verizon Communications VHA, Inc. Wachovia Denton Wal-Mart Hickory Creek #3286 Wal-Mart, #467-Denton Washington Mutual Williams Company Foundation Fund
Pillars of the Community Capstone Pillars $2500 - $5000+ Atkins, Sam Brice, Paula & Mike Chandler, Paul & Beverly Edwards, Don & Patricia Jamison Jr., Alonzo & Elisabeth Love, Philip H. McDuff, Mary Ann Merki, Mark & Debbie Morton, Stan & Karla Seay, Robert & Kimberly Voertman, Paul
Platinum Pillars $1000 - $2499 Adami MD, Dr. Gilbert & Mrs. Andrus, Brad Arzamendi, Miguel Ashby, Gregory Ball Jr., B. Lamar Baney, Kevin D. Barthold, Evelyn Bays, James & Margaret Blankemeyer, Oscar Braswell Jr., Ray Bridges, Joe Brock, Horace & Euline Browning, Murry Bynum, Scott & Lilia Campbell, George Carter, Rickey Carver, Christy Chamness, Georganne Clark, Tony & Karen Cooper, Penny Crownover, Myra David, Ray Davis, Bobbie Deiss, Martha A. Dickson, Robert L. Diebel, Phil & Polly Dozier, Christopher Ellis, Barbara Farmer, Glenn Felderhaff, Teresa Ferris, Christine M Fletcher M.D.,P.A., Joseph Foote, Carol Frisby, Patrice Fykes III, James G. Gentry, Rob & Marilyn Gibson, Judy Gossard, James A. Gregory, Mike & Delaney Harrell, J. Peyton Harris M.D., Glenna G. Henderson, Sam & Marcia Henry M.D., Dr. Clara Hesters, Bill Highfill, George & Patricia Hooper, John W.
Hooper, Teresa Hopkins, George & Jane Huckaby, Richard & Janice Hudnall, Margaret Hurley, Dr Alfred & Johanna Hyatt, Diane Jackson, William Joven, Robert Kimble, Dale & Pam Koehler, Edward F. Land, Jonathan Lowe, Diane Martino Jr., F.N. Trey Martino, David C. Mason, Kathy Meltzer, David Minton, Phyllis & David Mulroy, Joseph & Janet Munsey, Chad Myers, Bettye Nachimuthu, Anbu Newell, Charldean Nye, Daniel J. Ogle, Susan M. Painter, Ellen & David Paradis, Ray Patterson, Fred & Patsy Petersen, Steven Austin Petersen, Trevor Pomerance DDS, Norman & Diane Ponce, Brisa Y. Poole, Eva D. Price, Earlene Price, Todd & Chris Ratliff, Linda Reding, Larry F Reed D.D.S., Harold & Pat Rivers, Marty & Toni Robinson, Randy & Sandra Ross, Barbara & Gene Rowley, Carol & David Rudkin, David R. Sahm, Randall Staff, Marcia Stuckert, Brenda Vasquez, Donald Walters, Mary Ella Weatherly, Grace White, Donna F. Wilken, Tyler Williams, Betty & Bob Williamson, Tim G. Wirth, Bradley Wise, James Wood, F. Mack Yousko, Paul Zwicky, Albert C.
Gold Pillars $750 - $999 Alfonso, Mark Anderson, Miles & Harlene Bland, Marcus S. Bostetter, Robert
Bottoms, Edna Bulls, Derrell Burke III, Hardy & Becky Cervantez, Daniel Christian, Carol Mills Cline, Kevin W. Coburn O.D., Dr. Steve W. Conduff, Mike & Kathy Cullum, Matthew A. Dresher, Lyle H. Gallivan, Phil & Diane Grigsby, Deborah A. Grim, Mike Guinn, Kellye Hall, Donna Hammond, Sandra Inman, Peggy Jimenez via Click and Giv, Lisa Kamman, Williams Kuhn, Brett & Stacy Landon, Linda Lemons, Lisa Mahaffey, Randall Manuel, Terry D. Martin, Howard McAlexander, Steven O. McBride M.D., Dan G. McKenzie, Glen Mellnick, Kevin Murphy-Chadwick, Nancy Noble M.D., DeCarlo Payne, Scott Plato, Lois Puckett, Carol Reed, Scotty Reynolds, Richard Rimke, Darren Rufer, Thomas P. Schwalm, Fritz & Renate Scrokosz, Kathy Sekishiro, Daryl Smith, Mike & Vicki Stuart, Mark Studer, Gregory Taylor, Dr. Glen & Artha Vead, Faith Wickstrum, Todd Williams, Phil Williams, Travis Williamson, Louis Willis, Judy & Melvin Wittau, Steven R.
Silver Pillars $500 - $749 Adams, Janet Marie Aller, Daniel Anderson, Lisa L. Anderson, Julie Anthony, Dean Aponte, Flor Alba Arashiro, Bobbie Atkinson, Aleta Babb, Thomas
Baker, Nancy L. Ballantine, Jo Ann Barber, Michele Barnes, Carolyn N. Barnes Jr., R. Dean Barnhart, Carol Beaudoin, Jennifer Behrens, Mary Bengston, Wayne Berry, June Blackstone, Doreen E. Blevins, Ben Bolton, Raedean & Douglas Bowen, Kim Brewer, Layne & Laura Briones, Juan R. Bruce, Mindy Burgess, Anita Cararmjal, Robert Carmean III, Van Carpenter, Charles & Kathy Castiglione, Janet M. Castillo, Ignacio Jaimes Charney, Dr. F. Jeffrey Coleman, Donna Colley, David Collins, Mary Collins, Wendy Conn, Susan Cox, Cameron Croissant M.D., Dr. Robert Cunningham, Michele Dacus, Pat & Valerie Daniels, Paula J. David Sr., J. Raymond Davidson, Joseph Dennis, Aimee DeVore, Alfred N Dickenson, Henry H. Duncan, John W. Duty, Jay Dyer, Deborah Ellender, Kim Elliott, Aaron M. Errea, Donna Farmer DO, Dr. Kandace B. Ferstl, Sondra & Kenneth Flowerday, Paula Ford, David B. Fredrickson, Kelley Gansle, Anthony J. Garcia-Rubio, Miguel Garrett, Sharon Glasson, Wendy Glenn, Brian Glowicz, Janet Grant, Demarko Graves, Shelly Green, Russell Gregory, Dalton Griffin, Dr. Margaret M. Hamilton, Mark Harrington M.D., Cynthia & Michael Harris, Louise Harris, John
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Pillars of the Community Hart, Byron & Carla Heath, Brent A. Henderson, James Herrington, Johnnie Hodge, Krista M. Hubbard, Dr. Joan Hughes, Gary Hunter, Karen Campbell Hurley, Dr. Alfred Ice, Taylor Irby, Debbie Jackson, Lee F. Johnson, Cecile Johnson, Stephen Jones, Maxine Karl, Kimberly Keeton, Betty Keller, Marian J. Kemler, Vance Kersey, Sabrina Kinchin, Jasilynn King, Terrell & Nancy King, Vernon G. King, Kit Kleker, Martin Klingele, Mark C Korstvedt, Ken C. Kreiselmaier, Cynthia & Kurt Kronenberger, Kevin J. Langford, Linda B. Langley, Brian Lavender, Neal Lawrence, Jeffery T. Lawson, Kathryn E. Lawyer, Bruce Lewis, Melanie Cooper Lindsley, John C. Logue, James Luna, Maria C Lybbert, Kaki Macalaguin, Jennifer Mack, Leon Madsen, Jon Maffey, George E. Marshall, Mark A. Marsland, Tami Martin, Jennifer Martin, Mary Helen Martin, Joy Martino, Rick Mathis, Nicholas Mays, David McCleskey, Brandon McGuire M.D., Dr. Timothy McManemon, Rick McNulty, Adam McQuary, Anthony S Merkel, Diane Merritt, Marcia & William Moody, Barbara Muney, Darrell G. Muniz, Sarah Murphy Jr., James G. Nayak, Nagesh
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Newhouse, Scott Nichols, Jan Noriega, Francisco O’Connell, Michael T. O’Rear, Caleb Pan, Ya Hui Pangiliman, Maria T. Parker, Rhonda Patterson, Riley C Phillips, Scott Pierce, Keith Pittman-Hassett, Shedrick Plato, Jeff Prouty P.C.,Herbert & Judy Ramon, Julio & Jodi Rennaker, Guy Phil Repko, Michael T. Rice, Holli Riedinger, Marilyn Ruffin, William E. Rummell, Mike & Betty Sandburg, Risa Sanford, Jamaal Sardella, Elia Lee Schneider, George Scott-Curtis, Joan Shewmake, Mariko Shockley, Jamie Sigler, Robert & Nydia Simmons, Glenda Brock Slade, Jill Smith, David E Smith, Mike & Vicki Smith, Kimberly Smolen, Lawrance Sproull, Landon J. Stanley, David & Jean Statler, William R. Stephens, Dennis & Gloria Stevens, Shelley Stewart, Richard O. Tackett, William Tarbutton, Elizabeth Taylor D.D.S., Dr. Gary & Doye Teague, Daphne Thompson, Tommie Thornton, Martin E. Tickner, Robert Ueland, Peter Urbina, Sergio Villarreal, Andre & Charlotte Vinson, Lecil & Tate Wald, Gary R. Waldrop, Kenneth H. Walker, Fred Wall, Michael Webb, Jodi Weckar, Julia West, Gary G. Westerlin, Valori Whitmore, John Williams, Larry W. Williams, Mary Henderson Williams, Kathleen
Williams, Patricia Joye Williams, Trenton Williamson, Paul Wood, Larry L. Wood, Richard B. Wynn Jr., Richard Young, Mary
Bronze Pillars $300 - $499 Adams, James K. Adamson, Richard Adkins, Thomas Akram M.D.P.A., Dr. Javed M. Alderman, Huntlee Alford, Joe Al-Khafaji, Nicole Allen, Dalton Allen, Paul Allen, Tammy Andress, Teresa Appleton, Sharon Arora, P. S. Austin, Zan Baldridge, Joe Baltusnikas, Tamara L. Barrett, Karen Beevers,Missy Belcher Jr., William Bell, Kelly Bell, Kristine Bennett, Reida Berger, David J. Berry, Dixie Boatmun, Deanna Borchardt, Eric Boyer, Andrew Boyle, Sandra Brandt, Scott Braswell, Billy David Bravo, Naomi Brown, Jason D. Brown, Stacy Brown, Shawn Buck, Nicholas Buffington, Melissa Burgett, Deborah Burton, Tammy Busby, Wanda Bush, Randy L. Cabrales Jr., John Cadwallader, Lori D Cain, April M. Cantrell, Katherine Cardona, Elijah Carmona, Kathleen Carpenter, Michele Cassell, Bryan Chavez, Missey Cheek, Pat Hagan Chrisman, Doyle E. Christenson, Juliana Clarke, Daniel
Clement, Barbara Sue Cobb, Dawn Coffey, Jesse Conedera, Judith Conrad, Wilhelmina Cook, Charles Cook, Kristen Covington, Bryan C. Craddock, Ignacia T. Craig, Barry Cresson, Mary Crocker, Amanda Crouch, Bob and Ruby Crozier, Karen Cruz, Stella Cullum, Stephanie Curight, William M Curry, Susan David, Jonathan Davis, Debra Davis, Piper Davis, Ruth Ann Davis, Vickie Day, Elizabeth A. De Los Santos, Lisa DeHart D.C., Sara L. Delashaw, Robert Derrington, Nancy L Diaz, Michelle A. Dickenson, Katherine Dickson, Karen Dobbs, Janice Dolan, Patrick Dorney, Sharon Dosser, Billy Dragoo, Dr. Sheri Dudley, Linda Kay Durham, Zachary Eady, Demoin Eckholm, Seth Ehler, Jeffrey Ellis, Timothy Mark Espinoza Jr, Juan Estorque Jr., Dr. Pedro Ewell, Ed Ezzell, Trenna Fekete, Pat & Nicholas Finch, Teresa Finch, William Ford, Donald Frantz, Edward Fruge, Susan Fuller, David Galaway, Janet Ganzer, Barbara Garden, Condell Gaupp, Dieter Gay, Ryan Giese, J. W. Gillespie, Divana Gilliard, Hartwell & Mary Gleason, Julie Glover, Julie J. Golden, Jeryl
Pillars of the Community Goodman, Kay Grandjean, Lona Green, Mark Gregg, Mary Grubbs, Gayle Gulrich, Al Gunn, Kevin Gunning, Dr. Carolyn Hamilton, Jenifer Handt, Leon Hardaway, Bob Hardin, Robert Hardy, Linda Harris, Charles Harris, Sonya Harrup, Deanne Harting, Eric Hattori, Heather Hawley, Kelley Pound Hedric, Cheryl Henley, David Hess, Cindy Hester, Jerry D. Hettler, Delores Hicks, Kristen Hildebrand, David Hite, Jacque Hollis-Perkins, Gwendolyn Holloway, Julie Hopkins, Kristina Horton, Billie K. Hudson, Barbara Hurst, Teri Hyman, Christopher Jacobs, Ann Jeanes, Judy Jenkins, Mary J. Jernigan, Heather Johnson, Donna Johnson, Tiffane Johnson-Simpson, Toni Jones, Rebecca L. Jones, Rita White Kaiwi, Dennis Kapten, John Kearley, Donna Kellar, Laura S Kelly, Christoper Kerner, Christy King, Richard K. Knieriem-Garza, Gabrielle Kuykendall, James Labrum, Jason Lacombe, Kathleeen LaGard, Margaret LaGard, Patricia Lamb, Stephanie Larkin, Loren Layton, David Leech, Georgia A. Lehman, Jim Lindsay, Donald E. Lindsey, Darlene Lipka, Cathy
Lipke, Tammy Little, Joyce Lively, Tammy Livengood, Jeffrey Lynch, Claudia Lyons, Emy Mabry, Wanda Macy, Che Maddox, Kimberly Mans, Garry Maroney, Ryan Marrs, Wayne Marshall, Jana Martinez, Gail R Masciarelli M.D., Dr. Filippo May, Toby R. McAlvain, Melvaline McClanahan, James McClellan, Alida McColm, Marvin E McCord, Michael McCullar, David McCullough, William P. McDaniel, Gerald McFall, Mary McLarty, Emily McLester, Ray McNeill, Dr. Perry Meredith, Gordon L. Michael, April Michael, Dawna Miller, Jack & Evelyn Miller, Clifford Miller, Gary J. Miller, Tina Millichamp, Nancy Milner, S. Camille Mims, Lisa Mitchell, Janet Monschke Cpa, Debbie Moore, Marcus Morgan, Valda Munson, Michelle Muret, Brad Nations,Tom Neff, William Ness, Andrew Newquist, Aaron Nicholas, Richard Nickerson, Joel Noble, Ron Nunez, Shawn David Nutt, Lee Ann Ortez, Betty Page, Gavin Pardue, Stephen S. Paris, Roderick Parkey, Benny Patterson, Bill & Beth Patterson, Melissa Pedersen, Sarah A. Peeters, David Peters, Julie Petterson, Randy
Peyton, Roden Philips, Thomas Phillips, Amy Pickering D.D.S., Clay Pilcher, Stephen L. Pittman, Felecia Pole, Fred & Barbara Ponce, Amy M. Powers, Lori Price, Carol Annette Qualls, Stanley Raggi, Emil Ramirez, Jerry Ramirez, Isabel Ramon, Jodi M Ramsey, Darhyl S. Rattan, Lindsey Reed, Karen S. Reneau, Shawn Revels, Lee Reyes M.D., Jonathan D. Reynolds, Kimberly Richardson, Jane Riggin, Brenda Rivera, Christopher Rose, Monte F Ross, Jay Russell Jr., Robert Russell Realtors, Barbara Rutherford, Roger Sanborn, Charlotte Sanders, Priscilla Sandlin, Tina Sanford, Ernest Schisel, Lauri Schneck, Frank Schneck, Tammy Schroeder, Kay Seay, Jerry & Kathy Shadduck, John and Mary Shaw, John T. Shepherd, Steve Shipman, Sherry Shoemake, Charles Short, Eileen Short, Scotty E. Shurts, Aaron M. Sigtenhorst, Andries Simms, Richard L. Simpson, Julie Sims, Kathy Sisk, Norman Skaggs, Cheryl Skaggs, Linda Skinner, Deborah Smith, Helen Diane Smith, Jeff Smith, John Anthony Smith, Christopher Snider, Joyce & Bennie G. Snyder, Lisa A. Solomon, Cheryl Southard, Rod Spalding, John
Springston, James C. Stahl, Donald A. Stanley, Catherine Stanley, Bill Steed, J. Kevin Stewart, Jason Stewart, Jeanne Stoermer, Cherry Stoffels, Stephanie Renee Stone, Michael Story, Susan E. Street, Vicki Strickland, Kristi Stripling, Ernie Sylvera, Becky Talbot, Geoffrey A. Tam-Ray, Mariel Tavare, Michael Taylor, David Templin, Willetta Thomson, Rev. John W. Thurman, David Tijerina, Gale Timmons, Jennifer Tinch, Jeff Tonn CPA, Dan Torrez, Shera Touraine, Linda S. Towle, Nancy Trego, Claude Trimble, Mike Ueland, Cynthia Ulloa, Ana Urich, Sandy Vance, Michael Velayos MD, Dr.. Edward E. Villarreal, D’Lynn Vogt, Michael Vorel, Emerson Waldon, Partricia Walker, Richard T. Walker, Evelyn Wallace, Margaret Watson, Lee Anne Wells, James Westmoreland, Dayna White, Laura White, Carol Widmer, Jennifer Williams,Kenneth Williams, Khay Williamson, Maria Willis, Trevina Wilson III, James Wilson M.D., Marc A. Winn, Donald Woolworth, Roberta Wright, Vernon Yarbrough, Clara Yeakel, Cortney York, Duke Yosten, Paula Yosten, Telisha F Young, George C
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State Employee Charitable Campaign (SECC)
19th Annual People Helping People Golf Tournament
Goal: $300,000 | Raised: $344,038
Total amount raised: $27,327
United Way of Denton County was authorized as the Local Campaign Manager for the SECC area #29. Fundraising is limited to the higher education and state agencies in a five-county area which includes, Cooke, Denton, Fannin, Grayson, and Montague counties. All donations are designated to specific agencies. United Way of Denton County and our partner agencies received approximately 50% of the SECC dollars raised. These dollars are reflected in the overall UWDC Campaign.
Denny Aldridge and Paul Chandler Golf Tournament Co-Chairs
Event Sponsors
Hole Sponsors
James Wood Autopark Bill Utter Ford North Texas Nissan Classic of Denton Huffines Jim McNatt
Denton Regional Medical Center Merki and Associates Wood, Thacker & Weatherly Access 1st Capital Bank Meridian Bank Texas Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Denton Santé Center for Healing Wells Fargo Advisors Lone Star Ag Credit First State Bank Hankins, Eastup, Deaton, Tonn & Seay, PC NorthStar Bank Denton Municipal Electric Martin Eagle Oil University of North Texas Athletics Jones & Jeffery Construction Co. Kirk Securities Corp.
In-Kind Sponsorships Denton Record-Chronicle Metzler’s Miller of Denton
Event Volunteers
SECC Local Employee Committee - Denton Area Lisa Hall, Chair ....................... Denton State Supported Living Center Sheri Dragoo, Co-Chair . ........ Texas Woman’s University Linda Holloway........................ University of North Texas Jean Keller . ............................ University of North Texas David Rylander........................ Texas Woman’s University Hillary Talatzko........................ University of North Texas Sharon Turner.......................... University of North Texas
Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) United Way of Denton County participates in the CFC for federal employees as an approved agency to receive funds.
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Diana Roblyer Chrissy Mallouf Mary Jenkins Pat Sherman Rick McManemon Jessica Scott Aaron Newquist Gail Martinez Stephanie Cullum Todd Price Angie Jester Chad Rosenberger Russell Mariott Karrie Link
Winners 1st.......James Wood Autopark 2nd.....Lone Star Ag Credit 3rd......Point Bank 4th......Bill Utter Ford Longest Drive (Male): Cameron Cox Longest Drive (Female): Kim Seay Closest to the Pin: Ben Clark Putting Contest: Brad Roblyer
Community Services The following services are provided by United Way staff and office volunteers. Information and Referral Helpline United Way of Denton County operates a local helpline to provide Denton County residents with a place to turn for help with health and human service needs. Callers reach a trained information specialist who can assess each caller’s needs and refer them to the appropriate services. The line is answered on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 10am to 3pm. 2-1-1 For use after office hours. United Way of Denton County is a leading partner with the nation-wide 2-1-1 hotline. 2-1-1 is a toll-free number that connects people to health and human service providers they need in North Central Texas. 2-1-1 specialists are knowledgeable about the support options offered by agencies in the 8-county region and statewide. 2-11 does not replace 9-1-1 for emergencies. Having an easy-to-remember universal number for non-emergency help is an important component of the health and human services system. This service is available 24/7. Community Services Directory The Community Services Directory is an integral component of the Information and Referral program. The directory provides a comprehensive list of all available health and human service agencies in Denton County, including contact information, hours of operation, service area, and list of services provided by each agency. All agency information is updated every two years to provide the most up-to-date information possible. Sponsors for the 2008 edition were Denton County MHMR, Pinnacle Home Health, and Alphagraphics. Directories are available for free download on the UWDC website at www.unitedwaydenton.org.
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North Central Texas Aging and Disability Resource Center (NCT-ADRC)
The ADRC is a source of information about long-term services and support for people of all ages who have disabilities, care for people who have disabilities, serve people who have disabilities, or want to plan for longterm services and supports in advance of need. UWDC recently partnered with the NCT-ADRC to serve as a local coordinator of this inter-agency initiative. The goal of this virtual collaborative effort is to better integrate long-term services and supports by increasing users’ access to resource information, improving inter-agency communication, and streamline the referral processing, making sure to have a ‘no wrong door’ approach. The NCT-ADRC in collaboration with the Area Agency on Aging, Resource Center on Independent Living, Texas Department of Aging and Disability Services, and Denton County Mental Health and Retardation Center continually provides educational opportunities to professionals and the community as a whole through free workshops and information sessions.
Project Blueprint
United Way of Denton County’s Project Blueprint: Board Leadership Training program prepares community volunteers to become qualified, quality board members of not-for-profit organizations in Denton County. The program consists of the following elements: Governance Vision Statements, Developing & Reviewing Programs, Funding Relationships, Policies, Strategic Planning, Board Self-Assessment Board and Agency Relations Recruitment, Succession Planning, Tenure, Diversity, Human Resources, Personnel Policies, Board vs. Staff Roles Operations of the Board Board Functions & Responsibilities, Meetings, Committees, Code of Ethics, Conflicts of Interest, Bylaws, Legal Issues & Insurance, Job Descriptions Finance Budgets, Financial Statements, Accounting Policies & Reporting, Investments, Management & Oversight, 990’s, Audits Fundraising/Marketing Special Events, Types of Giving, Fundraising Plans and Goals, Fundraising Ethics, Marketing Plans, Public Relations
“The best way to FIND yourself, is to LOSE yourself in the SERVICE of others.” - Ghandi
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In the fall of 2009, we completed our inaugural class, certifying 15 individuals as graduates of the program: April Cain • Tim Chambers • Deborah Conte Tamara Cuthrell • Marisol Espinal Michael Foster • David Horton • Katie Klein Katrina McPherson • Kelly Phillips • Judy Reid Alyson Gregory Richter • John Steinman Hillary Talatzko • Mary Kay Walker
Financial Stability Initiative VITA The Financial Stability Initiative’s vision is to promote financial stability among low-tomoderate income families and individuals in Denton County. United Way of Denton County works in collaboration with the Internal Revenue Service, Denton North Branch Library, UNT Money Management Center, Wells Fargo, and the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) to offer free tax-preparation sites and financial counseling for low-to-moderate income workers, educating and assisting individuals applying for the Earned Income Tax Credit and the Child Tax Credit, and offering choices on how to invest their refunds to benefit the financial health of their families. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) sites are staffed by IRS certified volunteers who are trained specifically to offer tax preparation and financial counseling in a variety of areas.
In 2007, over $16 million in tax credits went unclaimed by Denton County residents who qualified for them
In 2007, the IRS estimated that over $16 million in tax credits went unclaimed by Denton County residents who qualified for them. To combat this, and get money back into resident’s wallets, UWDC offered 20 free tax preparation sessions in 2009. During this time volunteers prepared and submitted 230 tax forms. The IRS estimates that the average out-of-pocket cost incurred by taxpayers to prepare and submit their returns is $209 per return. Based on this calculation, the United Way of Denton County VITA program saved residents roughly $47,861 in tax preparation alone. In addition, volunteer tax preparers found over $55,000 in Earned Income Tax Credits for participants and had over $216,000 in Federal refunds issued. The VITA program saved money for Denton residents as well as increased their income. UWDC is helping families access the money that is available to them and choose how best to provide for their families. Through this initiative, working individuals and families with low-to-moderate incomes will be more knowledgeable about their financial options and gain an understanding of how to become more financially stable.
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United Way of Denton County Staff
Lilia ChĂ vez Bynum President and CEO
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Vicki Smith Chief Financial Officer
Mindy Bruce Resource Development Director
Jodi Ramon Public Sector Campaign Director
Kelley Pound Hawley Marketing and Communications Director
Leah Jordan Community Impact Director
Brooke Moore Senior Community Impact Officer
2009-2010 Volunteer Committees Community Impact
Patrice Frisby, Chair
Doug Chadwick........................ Crisis/Relief Pat Cheek................................. Crisis/Relief Ignacio (Nacho) Jaimes............ Crisis/Relief Ray Jordan............................... Crisis/Relief Ernest McCraw......................... Crisis/Relief Robin Myles.............................. Crisis/Relief Keith Henderson....................... Crisis/Relief Ron Ray.................................... Crisis/Relief Lisa Wallace............................. Crisis/Relief Jason Stewart.......................... Crisis/Relief Brian Spehar............................. Crisis/Relief Jason Adamson..................... Family/Senior Alberto Lopez........................ Family/Senior Leah Lopez............................ Family/Senior Janie McLeod........................ Family/Senior Austin Petersen..................... Family/Senior Missy Rainey......................... Family/Senior Chad Rauschuber................ Family/Senior Pam Sybert............................ Family/Senior Kay Van................................. Family/Senior Julie Willis.............................. Family/Senior Bob Dickson.......................... Family/Senior Shaina Draper....................................Health Zack Steward....................................Health Kit King..............................................Health Ernie McGee......................................Health
Marketing John Cabrales Sharon Cox Tim Crouch Ann Hatch Becci Hendrix Kit King Amanda Crocker Carol Mills Christian Gilda Garcia David Layton Ernie McCraw
Sarah McIntire................................... Health Nancy Millichamp.............................. Health Chuck Remley................................... Health Carrell Ann Simmons......................... Health Glenda Brock Simmons.................... Health Jan Gilbert......................................... Health Miros Escamilla................................. Health Laura Behrens...................................... Kids Raedean Bolton.................................... Kids Chalese Connors.................................. Kids Evelyn Curry......................................... Kids Freddy Espericueta.............................. Kids Lona Grandjean.................................... Kids Brandon McCleskey............................. Kids Sherri McDade..................................... Kids Todd Price............................................ Kids Colleen Zavalla..................................... Kids Mary Jenkins........................................ Kids Sammie Baker.................................... Youth Carol Mills Christian........................... Youth Cheryl Hedric...................................... Youth Ling Hwey Jeng.................................. Youth Richard Nicholas................................ Youth Yadira Ortega...................................... Youth Lydia Ann Rambo............................... Youth Sandra Robinson................................ Youth Gilland Chenault................................. Youth Guy Phillips......................................... Youth Liz Tarbutton....................................... Youth
Lisa Miller Ellen Painter Micah Pazoureck Linda Ratliff Katherine Sims Brian Schmedinghoff Carrell Ann Simmons Chrissy Mallouf
Dawn Cobb, Chair
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2009-2010 Volunteer Committees Special Events
Audit Dawn Cobb Miranda Goodsheller Jayne Howell April Kuykendall Carrell Ann Simmons Hillary Talatzko Jana Marshall Joye Williams Chrissy Mallouf Kim Bunton Helene Ramey
Lisa Miller, Chair
Ray David, Jr. Dale Kimble Rob Seay Grace Weatherly Jesse Coffey Pat Dacus Jerry Falbo Richard Huckaby
Simone Anderson, Chair
Finance and Adminstration
Technology
Jack Becker, Ph.D. Al DeVore Chuck Engle Mary Ann McDuff Mark Merki Sheila K. Richards Marty Rivers Gregory J. Sawko Rob Seay Ellen Painter
Todd Price, Chair
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Doug Akins Jason Sims Mike Smith Ernie Stripling
Jack Becker, PhD., Chair
On behalf of our community, thank you for inspiring hope and creating opportunities for a better tomorrow.
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