2022 Annual Report

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2022 ANNUAL REPORT

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CONTENTS OUR IMPACT

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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COMMUNITY PARTNERS IN ACTION

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YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK

SPECIAL PROJECTS

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FUNDRAISING EVENTS: BUSTIN' CLAY

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POWER OF THE PURSE

EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS

COMMUNITY GIVING AWARDS

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VOLUNTEERS

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15 COMMUNITY PHOTOS

ALEXIS DE TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

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LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

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BUSINESS UNITED CIRCLE

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CELEBRATING 75 YEARS!

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OUR IMPACT

THE MISSION OF UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND IS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE IN MIDLAND BY UNITING COMMUNITY RESOURCES WITH IDENTIFIED NEEDS.

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Community Partners

Programs Funded

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Innovative Grants Awarded

56,915 Clients Reached

2022 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN BREAKDOWN BY DONOR SECTORS: Match- $80,752

Direct Mail- $343,096

$1,322,187

Grants- $120,012

Special Events- $268,778

Corporate- $282,866 Workplace- $226,683

*Numbers collected as of March 15, 2023

2022 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:

BOARD MEMBERS:

Blake Scott Board Chair (June - December) First Capital Bank of Texas

Christopher Boehler ConocoPhillips

Adrian Carrasco Premier Energy Services

Kayleigh Dunn Board Chair (January - May) Chevron

Guy Ellis PRI Operating LLC

Emily Holeva Secretary Frost Bank

Matt Etheredge Endeavor Energy Resources Brenda Harkness Henry Resources

Karmen Bryant VP of Resource Development Community Volunteer

Taneekwa Hurdle Midland College

Debbie Markley Treasurer Community Volunteer

Gary Law Community Volunteer Marcy Madrid Midland Memorial Hospital

Miles Hartman Past Board Chair Insource Insurance

Greg Smith Stubbeman, McRae, Sealy, Laughlin & Browder, Inc.

LIFETIME BOARD MEMBERS: K. Michael Conaway Former US Congressman

Tevis Herd Manda Resources

Margaret Purvis Purvis Operating Company

James C. Henry Henry Resources, LLC

Dennis Johnson Summit Petroleum

Charles A. Spence Community Volunteer

UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND STAFF Megan Davis Director of Marketing/Special Events

Kari Hennagin President & CEO

Candice Escamilla Community Engagement Specialist

Roxanne Madrid Community Navigator Specialist

Michelle Evans Director of Community Engagement

Crystal Tarango Director of Finance

J Don Wallace Director of Donor Relations

COMMUNITY PARTNERS IN ACTION MIDLAND CHILDREN'S REHABILITATION CENTER Equine Therapy/Hippotherapy

CENTERS FOR CHILDREN & FAMILIES Midland Clinical

In 2022, counselors at Centers for Children and Families were trained in advanced approaches to working with trauma. Seven therapists have been trained in EMDR or TBRI, both recognized in the counseling field as new, effective methods for treating complex trauma.

Our counselors are seeing improvement in trauma symptoms and this improvement is often taking place more quickly than in traditional therapeutic approached.

A young woman in her mid 20’s has struggled significantly due to her history of childhood abuse. She has been in therapy for a number of years with only minimal progress.

As she entered adulthood, she remained highly reliant on family and lacked many independent living skills.

Since beginning her advanced trauma work at Centers, she has secured a driver’s license. She has also found employment and secured a place of her own to live. The confidence live and function independently was not present until EMDR therapy began.

Hippotherapy (“therapy on horseback”) is a physical, occupational, and speech-language therapy tool that provides children with disabilities a combination of movement and sensory stimulation.

Mae began therapeutic riding in February and initially, was noncommunicative and could not communicate with her instructor, or her side walkers. Her parents expressed that she had a fear of large animals, so her instructor had her start with lessons in groundwork with her horse Zoe. They started gently by learning to pet, groom, and lead her horse.

After a few sessions, Mae became comfortable being around the horse and began to communicate by whispering to the instructor. Now, almost a year later, her verbal communication has greatly improved, and she is able to speak with her instructor and guide the horse with her voice. She is gaining independence with her horse with each lesson as she becomes more confident in her voice.

YMCA OF MIDLAND

After School & Summer Programming

A single mother of two left an abusive relationship and became involved in the Midland Fair Havens program. The YMCA of Midland was able to provide care for her two children covering 100% of the cost of care.

Later, the mother, who is enrolled in classes at Midland College, needed a part-time job to help provide for her family. She was fortunate to find work in another department at the YMCA while her children attended care in the CLC. Below are excerpts from her letter: "My first two words to the YMCA are THANK YOU. I just cannot thank you enough. I'm a single mom currently enrolled in the Fair Havens program.

My face manager told me about the YMCA and how every mom in the program loved the YMCA. They welcomed me and my girls to the YMCA and days later they gave me the opportunity to work there with open arms. God moved me into the YMCA and they are doing the best in God's name."

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YOUR DOLLARS AT WORK Alzheimer's Association STAR Chapter Supportive Programs & Services American Red Cross Serving the Permian Basin Disaster Services Basin Dream Center for Orphans Transitional Housing Boys & Girls Club of the Permian Basin After School & Summer Programming Food & Nutrition Formal Sports Programs Project Learn & Play Bynum School Job Training & Workplace Placement Parenting for Success Casa de Amigos 2 Gen: Youth, Adult, & Family Literacy Health Services Economic Strength Independent Living Centers for Children and Families Kids First Midland Clinical Communities in Schools of the Permian Basin CIS Midland Project Athena XY Zone Community Children's Clinic Pharmacy Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Girl Scout Leadership Experience Midland Children's Rehab Center Equine/Hippotherapy Midland Education Foundation MISD Family Support Center Midland Memorial Foundation Generational Literacy & Obtaining Wellness Midland Rape Crisis and Children's Advocacy Center Children's Advocacy Program Therapy Mission Center Adult Day Service Basic Healthcare Program Nutritional Services

Opportunity Tribe FUN Academy Fun Clubs Mentoring Groups Safe Place of the Permian Basin Counseling & Advocacy STAR Children's Program Emergency Shelter Samaritan Counseling Center of West Texas Clinical Counseling Practice Senior Life Midland Foster Grandparent Program Meals on Wheels Senior Companion Program SHARE Respite Care The Salvation Army Red Shield Comprehensive/Emergency Shelter The Springboard Center Inpatient Residential Treatment Intensive Outpatient Program Medical Detoxification Program Sober Living Transitional Housing YMCA Children's Learning Center

SELF-SUFFICIENCY $318,910

TOTAL PROGRAM FUNDING PER FOCUS AREA

2-GEN: EDUCATION SUCCESS $324,939

HEALTH $350,686

INNOVATIVE GRANTS & EFSP FUNDS EMERGENCY FOOD & SHELTER PROGRAMS / AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN ACT FUNDING

United Way of Midland distributed funds appropriated by Congress to help expand the capacity of food and shelter programs in high-need areas around the country. Midland County was granted funds under the National Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP) through the Department of Homeland Security (Phase 39) and the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA-R). A total of $376,063 was distributed to nine Midland County agencies through the EFSP and ARPA programs.

Basin Dream Center Shelter Student Essential Needs

Jubilee Center of Midland Food Distribution Program

Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Christ's Grocery Store

Senior Life Midland Elderly Nutrition

Boys and Girls CLub of Midland EFSP & APRA-R

The Salvation Army EFSP Shelter Grant

Casa De Amigos Emergency Food and Shelter Program

Thriving United Inc Frontline Benevolence

Faith Temple Outreach Center Faith Kitchen Food Pantry

2022-2023 INNOVATIVE GRANTS FOR 11 PROGRAMS: $141,985 The innovative grants are for new/expanded programs or one-time projects up to $15,000 that address health, education, or self-sufficiency. In 2022, United Way of Midland invested $141,985 in 11 nonprofit health and human service programs to address identified pressing needs in Midland.

Be The Change iMPOWER x 66

Reflection Ministries of Texas Education S.E.E.D.S

Boys and Girls Club of Midland Play United through Movement with Technology

Samaritan Counseling Center of West Texas EMDR Therapy - Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing Training

Bynum School Speech Therapy Casa De Amigos Virtual Reality Sets for 3 Senior Centers Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Girl Scout Midland Day Camp Hospice of Midland Pathways Palliative Care

Senior Life Midland Senior Coalition Midland Thriving United Inc. Winter Warm Kits YMCA of Midland Afterschool Funding

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SPECIAL PROJECTS AT UNITED WAY EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AWARDS CEREMONY United Way of Midland was honored to serve as the fiscal agent for the 2022 Excellence in Education Awards' Ceremony. The event, sponsored and underwritten by local foundations and businesses, recognizes area educators and support staff that go above and beyond in local classrooms and campuses. The awards included Elementary Teacher of the Year, Secondary Teacher of the Year, Unsung Hero, Rookie Teacher of the Year, Veteran Teacher of the Year, Campus of the Year, and a few speciality awards.

PROJECT BLUEPRINT - PREPARING TODAY, LEADING TOMORROW

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BLUEPRINT

Project Blueprint is a unique program for United Way Worldwide that initially started in the 1990's. The program prepares emerging and current multicultural leaders for roles on nonprofit and public sector boards. United Way of Midland's new program focuses on Leadership, Networking, Mentoring, and Board Service. The 2022-2023 program included six training sessions, a board fair/networking opportunity, and graduation.

AN ONLINE NAVIGATION SYSTEM THAT CAN CONNECT ORGANIZATIONS TO ADDRESS THE PERMIAN BASIN'S SOCIAL, HEALTH, AND EDUCATIONAL NEEDS. The PB Connect Navigation System benefits individuals and families in the following areas: Food Housing Transportation Child and Elderly Care Education, and more!

OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A SYSTEM THAT SUPPORTS INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, AND AGENCIES FIND PROGRAMS, SERVICES, AND RESOURCES THAT HELP THEM MEET THEIR NEEDS. 8

Scan the QR Code or visit www.pbconnect.org to learn more!

A 2-GEN VISION FOR MIDLAND: Families create a legacy of success and economic prosperity that passes from one generation to the next.

Our 2-Gen - Pathways for Families mission focuses on families having access to programs and services that support the needs of all generations. Our goals include: Education Success: Families achieve educational success through high-quality education for children ages 0-17 and adult education/job training leading to the potential of employment with family-sustaining wages.

Social, Health, and Well-Being: Families are mentally and physically healthy and have the knowledge needed to access resources and services that help meet their goals.

Workforce Development: Families attain financial security through robust financial education, workforce/career exposure and increased economic assets.

Ex. Early Childhood Development, Mental Health, Out of School Programs

CHILDREN LEARN

Ex. Child Care, Workforce Training Programs, Literacy & Basic Education Classes

FAMILIES THRIVE

PARENTS WORK

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES Community Initiatives are a joint effort between United Way of Midland and other community partners that address an identified need in Midland: Club Read keeps children engaged and reading during the summer, to prevent summer reading loss. In the summer of 2022, the United Way of Midland collaborated with the Boys and Girls Club of Midland, Casa De Amigos, and Opportunity Tribe - Fun Academy.

2022 Outcomes: Nearly 2,000 new books were ordered and delivered to 260 children participating in the summer reading programs.

3,989 hours of reading was logged for the summer.

92% of the youth who completed the pre and posttest assessment maintained or improved their gradelevel reading scores.

BUSTIN' CLAY FOR UNITED WAY Presented by The 20th Annual Bustin' Clay for United Way sporting clay shoot took place Friday, August 19th at Jake's Clays.

This year's event was presented by XTO Energy. This event has grown to be the single largest fundraising event for United Way of Midland and kicked off the 2022 Annual Campaign. We would like to give a big thank you to everyone who sponsored and/or participated in the shoot. Because of YOU, we raised $201,423.

Platinum Sponsors:

Cudd Energy Services Jet Specialty Liberty Oilfield Services NTACT Operations ProPetro Services Sooner Pipe TechnipFMC Ulterra Drilling Technologies Well Med

Water Sponsor: XRI Blue

Gold Sponsors:

Saulsbury Cameron Valves

Silver Sponsors:

FlowZone Patriot Premium Threading

Cook Sponsors:

Blue Sky Midland PB Materials

Bronze Sponsors:

Advanced Stimulation Technologies Danos LLC EcoVapor Recovery Systems Henry Resources Intelligent Wellhead Systems Mako Lift Premium Oilfield Technologies Valiant ALS Wildcat Oil Tools

POWER OF THE PURSE

The 7th Annual Power of the Purse, benefitting United Way of Midland's Innovative Grants, raised $69,440. The event included eight rounds of designer purse bingo, door prizes, wine pull, shopping from locally owned businesses and a high-end purse raffle. United Way of Midland also honored Kayleigh Dunn as the 2022 Women's United Award recipient. This event would not have been possible without our sponsors, underwriters, in-kind donors and participants.

Power of the Purse Committee: Rachel Box Megan Davis

Tracy Hillman Angela Joiner

Roxanne Madrid Bryan Riggs

Samantha Smerechniak

Platinum Sponsors:

Gold Sponsors:

Silver Sponsors & Underwriters:

In-Kind Sponsors:

ConocoPhillips Cindy Delgado

Media Sponsor:

KMID Big 2 News

Emcee:

Samantha Smerechniak

2W Whatley Ranch Atmos Energy Callon Petroleum Community National Bank Deborah Markley Henry Resources Horseshoe Hospitality Services Lissa Noel Wagner SouthWest Bank Summit Petroleum West Texas National Bank

Alpha & Omega Cain Insurance Solutions Chevron Element Petroleum First Capital Bank of Texas Frost Bank Great Western Drilling Jane Hellinghausen Karmen Bryant My Community Credit Union PB Materials SM Energy

Bello Tallow Cerdafied Creations Photography HEB Jay V Linens Landlock Liquor and Beer Maribea Chocolates Oak Beez Pi Social SouthWest Bank Tracy’s Trinkets The Woodhouse Day Spa Y Knot

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TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY

Membership in the Tocqueville Society is granted to individuals and foundations who contribute at least $10,000 annually to United Way. The Tocqueville Society of Midland was founded in 1988 with 15 charter members.

In 2022, the Tocqueville Society of Midland had 19 members. Together, these foundations and individuals contributed over $285,500 to the 2022 Annual Campaign. Thank you to these philanthropic leaders who invested in the United Way of Midland’s work in our community.

2022 TOCQUEVILLE SOCIETY OF MIDLAND MEMBERS Mark & Teresa Alexander

Deborah Markley

Javaid & Vicky Anwar

Scott and Connie McGraw

Dale and Rita Brown

Lehman E. Newton III

Billy and Karmen Hendrix-Bryant

Clarence Scharbauer III

Chaparral Foundation

Douglas Scharbauer

William and Mary Anne Dingus

Scharbauer Foundation

Jim and Paula Henry

Sally and Buddy Sipes

Leon Jeffcoat

Thagard Foundation

John and Maurine Cox Foundation

Lissa Noël Wagner

Dennis and Laquita Johnson

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every Tocqueville Member, recognition in this report is based on information that we received from foundations and individuals by March 15, 2023. If you have been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

2022 MIDLAND LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Leadership givers set the course for others. In our community, many generous and caring individuals and foundations have partnered with the United Way of Midland to change lives. By making an annual minimum contribution of $1,000 or 1.5% of annual income, Leadership givers are an integral part of our efforts to solve community problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thousands of Midlanders each year.

Anonymous (6) Jamie Bacon Jan Baker Damian G. Barrett Larry & Ellen Bell Ruth S Bell Geoff Bister Jack & Mary Blake, Jr. Danny Campbell Adrian Carrasco Jack & Barbara Cartwright Mary Lou Cassidy Tyler Chesworth Nancy A. Cooper Betty J. Couch Tim & Annette Culp Megan Davis Cindy Delgado Glen J. Ellis III Candice Escamilla Matt Etheredge Michelle Evans Jake Everett Roy Geer Mack Gipson Glenda Gonzalez Bill & Susan Granberry Bill & Brenda Harkness Miles & Elizabeth Hartman

Jane Hellinghausen Kari Hennagin T. Scott & Gladys Hickman The Patsy and Michael Hochman Charitable Foundation Emily Holeva Steven & Lesley Jeffcoat Tom & Jeanie Johnson Jayne Krawietz Junell Trevor Kelley Mary B. Kennedy Malcolm Kintzing Kathleen Kirwan-Haynie Art & Frances Laengrich Randy & Jeannie Lalk Randy Langen Tim & Amy Leach Jim & Barbara Leeton, Jr. Roxanne Madrid Darrell McDonald Elizabeth Prentice Margaret Purvis Robin Richey Elizabeth Riggs Laura L. Roman Blake Scott Dr. & Mrs. Tulsi Dyal Singh Randy & Julie Stevens

Crystal Tarango Carroll & Georgia Thomas Brad Thompson Mary Truitt Dr. Shelton & JoAnn Viney J Don Wallace James C. Wilder Jane M. Wolf Jim & Claire Woodcock

FOREVER UNITED LEGACY SOCIETY: Planned giving makes a great difference in the lives of others. United Way of Midland has responded to the most pressing needs of our community for more than seven decades. By joining our Forever United Legacy Society, you ensure that no matter when your gift is made, it will meet the top priorities facing individuals and families here in Midland. It’s easy to make a legacy gift! Popular options include wills, living trusts, securities, retirement plans and life insurance gifts.

If you would like to include United Way in your future estate plans, please reach out to us so that we can ensure your tax-deductible forever gift will be spent in accordance with your wishes. For more information, please visit www.uwmidland.org/planned-giving

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every Leadership giver, recognition in this report is based on information that we receive from employers and individuals by March 15, 2023. If you've been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

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BUSINESS UNITED CIRCLE

Thank you to all of our community organizations and companies that contributed to the 2022 Annual Campaign through their corporate donations, workplace campaigns, and fundraising activities. These industry and community leaders play an integral role in efforts to solve problems and bring measurable, lasting change to the lives of thousands of Midlanders each year. They play a role in raising funds IN the community FOR the community, and we could not be more grateful.

DIAMOND PARTNER

BRONZE PARTNER

BUSINESS 365 PARTNER

($20,000+)

($2,500 - $4,999)

($365 - $1,199)

Cavender Auto Family Chevron Community National Bank ConocoPhillips FirstCapital Bank of Texas Henry Resources Pioneer Natural Resources SM Energy United Family of Supermarkets XTO Energy

City of Midland Frost Bank Magellan Midstream Midland ISD Oncor Electric

AT&T Basin Dream Center Dillards Fasken Oil and Ranch J.C. Penney Midland Memorial Hospital Northern Natural Gas O’Reilly Auto Parts Rhotenberry Wellen Architects Senior Life Midland

LEADERSHIP PARTNER ($1,200 - $2,499)

GOLD PARTNER ($10,000 - $19,999)

ExxonMobil HEB Map Resources Yellowhouse Machinery

SILVER PARTNER ($5,000 - $9,999)

DuPont Specialty Products Midland College Prime Well Solutions

1st Community Federal Credit Union Barricades Unlimited Best Buy Border States Electric Caterpillar Company Centers for Children and Families EOG InWest Retirement Solutions Kinder Morgan Mission Center Adult Day Service PermiaCare Target The Springboard Center

NON-PROFIT SUPPORTER Alzheimer's Association Midland Boys and Girls Club of Midland Bynum School Casa de Amigos Community Children's Clinic Girl Scouts of the Desert SW Midland Children’s Rehab Center Midland Rape Crisis & CAC Opportunity Tribe Safe Place of the Permian Basin Salvation Army of Midland Samaritan Counseling Center SHARE YMCA of Midland

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every company that participates in the United Way campaign, recognition in this report is based on information that we receive from companies and organizations by March 15, 2023. If you've been missed, we sincerely apologize.

Thank you for your understanding.

EMPLOYEE CAMPAIGN COORDINATORS

The Employee Campaign Coordinator (ECC) is a United Way of Midland advocate in the workplace who encourages co-workers to create a stronger community by planning, organizing, and giving to the Annual Campaign. An ECC is the foundation of the work United Way accomplishes in our community, as they are the gatekeeper to the companies and organizations who generously give to the bulk of United Way fundraising efforts. On top of their normal work duties, these ECCs go above and beyond in their volunteer roles with Campaign. We are thankful for all of their amazing work and contribution to our city!

Lorna Harris 1st Community FCU Janet Cross Alzheimer's Association Tonya Watson Barricades Unlimited Tina Gillihan Basin Dream Center Jonathon Bigley Best Buy Tim Jakel Jr. Boys and Girls Club of Midland Susan Onyango Bacon Caterpillar Company Cary Baird Chevron Taylor Novak City of Midland Renee Meiner Community Children's Clinic Kendra Leonard Community National Bank Elizabeth Jones ConocoPhillips Michael Hall Cotton, Bledsoe, Tighe & Dawson Sandra Hemmenway Dillard's

Shonna Perkins EOG Resources,Inc. Tom Miller Family Promise Amanda Newsom Fasken Oil & Ranch, Ltd. Jeffery Deanda FirstCapital Bank of Texas Emily Holeva Frost Bank Patty Craven Girl Scouts of the Desert Southwest Bob Murphy H-E-B Kim Helm Henry Resources, LLC Shana Hall Inwest Retirement Solutions Angela Armendariz J.C. Penney Randilyn Welch Kinder Morgan Gene Drummond Map Resources Kristal Kidd Midland Children's Rehabilitation Center

Leslie Shoemaker Midland College Elana Ladd Midland Independent School District Michelle Pendergrass Midland Memorial Hospital Nadine Hill Mission Center Adult Day Service James R. Lawrence Northern Natural Gas Leroy Rodriquez Oncor Electric Maria A. Navarez Oneok Westex Transmission, LP Ben Wall Opportunity Tribe Amber Pyle PermiaCare Amanda Day Pioneer Natural Resources Carole Wayland Safe Place of the Permian Basin Risse' Rogers Samaritan Counseling Center

Kathleen Kirwan-Haynie Senior Life Amber Weatherby SM Energy Angie Walker Summit Petroleum Orion Peter Target David Chancellor The Springboard Center Tracey Jordan United Supermarkets Simon Sanchez UPS Courtney Wardlaw XTO Energy Reid Layton YellowHouse Machinery

While every effort is made to accurately recognize every organization that participates in a United Way workplace campaign, recognition in this report is based on information that we receive from companies and organizations by March 15, 2023.

If you've been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

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COMMUNITY GIVING AWARDS ExxonMobil - Eagle Spirit Award Recognizes the company with the most employees giving at Leadership Level

First Capital Bank of Texas - Paul C. Rea LIVE UNITED Award Recognizes the company whose employees have shown sustained excellence in giving, advocating and volunteering with United Way of Midland

Cavender Auto Family - Newcomer of the Year Recognizes the company with the most successful first year employee campaign or event

H-E-B - Community Advocate Award Recognizes the person and/or organization that most distinguishes themselves during campaign by advocating for the United Way of Midland throughout the community

Flo Akintundi - Outstanding Employee Campaign Coordinator Recognizes the individual who distinguishes him or herself by their sustained excellence, enthusiasm and dedication throughout their company’s campaign

Mission Center Adult Day Service - Community Partner of the Year Recognizes the agency that most distinguishes itself by collaborating with United Way of Midland

Douglas Scharbauer - Philanthropist of the Year Recognizes the indivdual who has sustained excellence in personal giving to United Way of Midland and the encouragement of philanthropy throughout the Midland community

United Way of Midland Retiring Board Members: Deborah Markley, 2017 - 2022

THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS 2022 FINANCE COMMITTEE:

2023 EDUCATION PANEL MEMBERS

2023 COMMUNITY INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

Gretchen Bakke Erin Casey-Richardson Omar Cruz Henri Daher Kedaijah Evans Christine Foreman James Fuller Carla Holeva Malcolm Kintzing Jonathan Miera Randy Milloy Kevin Nelson Samuel Palmer Ann Parish Joy Paulson (Chair) Evangelina Peek Autumn Vest Jessica Waller Joslyn Ware

Gretchen Bakke Chris Barnhill Soeli Erazo (VP) Joy Paulson June Scobey Blake Scott Paul Strouhal MeEsta Wright

Miles Hartman Emily Holeva Andrew Howard Steven Jeffcoat Debbie Markley Zahir Noormohamed Laura Roman Blake Scott Frank Stowers

2022 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

2022 EFSP LOCAL BOARD

2023 HEALTH PANEL MEMBERS Chris Barnhill (Chair) Roy Geer Chris McGinnis June Scobey

2023 SELF-SUFFICIENCY PANEL MEMBERS Karmen Bryant Brock Fitch John Howlett Paul Strouhal (Chair) MeEsta Wright

Karmen Bryant Kayleigh Dunn Miles Hartman Emily Holeva Debbie Markley Blake Scott

2022-2023 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP COMMITTEE Sandra Candia Adrian Carrasco (Chair) Alfredo Chaparro Omar Cruz Christine Foreman James Fuller Robbyne Hocker Fuller Stephanie Griffin (Chair) Carla Holeva Emily Holeva Donnie Juan Kathleen Kirwan-Haynie Mike Mills Angelica Ramsey Courtney Ratliff Rohith Saravanan

Sara Aguilar Tracy Austin Lt. Robert Coriston John-MArk Echols Soeli Erazo Michelle Evans Isaac Garnet (Co-Chair) Jane Hellinghausen Kari Hennagin (Chair) Wade Kuehler

2022 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT VOLUNTEERS Karmen Hendrix-Bryant Dr. Terry Gilmour Elizabeth & Miles Hartman

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CELEBRATING 75 YEARS 1947

Midland Community Chest was Founded Board President: Robert Dickey Operated out of the Scharbauer Hotel by the Chamber of Commerce Raised $25,000 for six agencies

1953

Total of $72,500 was raised, surpassing goal of $68,250 Articles of Incorporation filed for the Midland Community Chest Renamed Midland United Fund (1967)

1973

Renamed United Way of Midland Executive Director: William Bill Link Used Reserve Funds to help start the Senior Citizen Center

1997

Celebrated 50 Years and broke $3 Million Campaign Goal Charles Spence: Awarded Lifetime Member

1999

Campaign was dedicated to the memory of Paul C. Rea, devoted volunteer and friend James C. Henry: Awarded Lifetime Member (2000)

2001

George W. Bush, former 1981 Campaign Chair, elected as 43rd President Don Evans, former Campaign Chair, becomes US Secretary of Commerce K. Michael Conaway: Awarded Lifetime Member First Annual: Bustin' Clay Shoot Fundraiser (2002)

2004

Record setting year: funded 66 programs through 29 providers Hurricane Katrina & Rita hit the LA and TX Coast, affecting fundraising in both states (2005) US Economy in recession, national debt record low (2009)

1980

First time to raise $1 Million Midland Community Trust created as a division of the United Way of Midland (1983)

1985

John A. Jack Steele: First Honorary Lifetime Member for over twenty years of service Paul C. Rea & Margaret Purvis: Awarded Lifetime Membership

2011

Started XY-Zone Initiative (collaboration with CIS and MISD Started Ready to Read/Literacy Liaison Initiative, collaboration with MISD Foundation & Crockett Elementary (2013) Started Families Forward Transitional Housing Initiative, collaboration with Family Promise Started Club Read Initiative, collaboration with Casa de Amigos

1986

Raised over $2 Million United Way of Midland purchased it's office at 1209 W. Wall St. with funds from Abell-Hanger and the Mabee Foundation and moved from the Chamber of Commerce

2014

First Annual: Power of the Purse Fundraiser Dennis Johnson: Awarded Lifetime Member (2017)

1988

Alexis de Tocqueville Society of Midland was founded, consisted of 15 members Deane Stoltz: Awarded Lifetime Member Midland Community Trust received it's charitable organization status & became an autonomous entity renamed the Permian Basin Area Foundation (1989)

2020

COVID-19 Pandemic, forever changing the world Started Senior Support Project, collaboration with Senior Life Midland, Casa de Amigos, the Area Agency on Aging, and the City of Midland Created COVID-19 Roadmap, collaboration with United Way of Odessa and the Henry Foundation

2022

20th Annual Bustin' Clay Shoot Brought back Project Blueprint Distributed EFSP and ARPA Funds Started 2 Gen Initiative, including PB Connect Navigation System Served as Fiscal Agent for Excellence in Education Awards Ceremony

1995

United Way of Midland office caught fire and lost many records. Operated out of the basement of TU Electric until remodel was complete.

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