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ANNUAL REPORT ANNUAL REPORT 2025-2026

2025-2026BOARDOFDIRECTORS

EXECUTIVECOMMITTEE:

MorrisWilliams BoardChair

CityofMidland

Dr.KitBredimus BoardChairElect

MidlandMemorialHospital

EmilyHoleva ImmediatePastBoardChair MidlandEducationFoundation

MalcolmKintzing Treasurer HenryResources

GretchenBakke Secretary CommunityVolunteer

BOARDMEMBERS:

AmandaDay ConocoPhillips

SoeliErazo WorkforceSolutions/211

Dr.StephanieHoward MidlandISD

MonicaJennings Levare

Dr.DamonKennedy MidlandCollege

ChristineSchwartz Navarrete&SchwartzLawFirm

CrystalWagoner CommunityNationalBank

CourtneyWardlaw ExxonMobil Me’EstaWright TheWrightJourney

LIFETIMEBOARDMEMBERS:

K.MichaelConaway FormerUSCongressman

†JamesC.Henry HenryResources,LLC

SarinaBanuelos OfficeManager

TevisHerd MandaResources

DennisJohnson SummitPetroleum

MargaretPurvis PurvisOperatingCompany

†CharlesA.Spence CommunityVolunteer

UNITED WAY OF MIDLAND STAFF:

MellessaBrenem CommunityEngagementCoordinator

MeganDavis DirectorofMarketing/SpecialEvents

CandiceEscamilla DonorRelationsSpecialist

Dr.MichelleEvans DirectorofCommunityEngagement

KariHennagin CEO(May20'-February26')

CrystalTarango DirectorofFinance

JDonWallace DirectorofDonorRelations

COMMUNITYPARTNERSINACTION

PROSPERITY EMPLOYMENT OUTREACH

Mobile Career & Clothing Trailer

SarahcametoProsperity EmploymentOutreachdetermined tobuildamorestablefuturefor herselfandherson.After committingtoasoberlifestyle,she participatedinworkforcereadiness workshops,digitalskillstraining, andone-on-onementoringthrough the3CupsofCoffeeprogram,while alsoutilizingtheprofessional clothingclosetandemployment leadgroups.

Atthetimesheenteredthe program,Sarahwasworkinglowwagecashierandshift-basedjobs thatofferedlittleopportunityfor advancementandlimitedtimewith herchild.Throughcoaching focusedonprofessional presentation,workplace communication,andinterview preparation,shegainedthe confidenceandskillsneededto pursueanewcareerpath.

WithsupportfromProsperitystaff andemployerconnectionsmade throughtheprogram,Sarah securedherfirstprofessionaloffice positionwithalocalagency.The roleprovidesconsistenthours, greaterstability,andawork environmentthatsupportsbothher careergrowthandfamilylife

HOSPICE OF MIDLAND: RAYS OF HOPE CHILDREN’S GRIEF CENTER Wellness Outreach Program

In2025,RaysofHopesupporteda youngstudentgrievingthelossof hisfatherafteralongillness. Followingtheloss,hebecame withdrawn,struggledinschool,and oftenexpressedangerand confusionhedidnotknowhowto process.ThroughtheHopeWorks griefsupportprogram,he participatedinweeklysessions focusedonpeerconnection, emotionalexpression,andhealthy copingskills.Overtime,hebegan openingupandrealizedhewasnot aloneinhisgrief.

Hismotheralsoparticipatedin caregiversupportsessions,where shegainedtoolstohelpherson whilenavigatingherownloss.By theendoftheprogram,histeacher reportedhewasmoreengagedin classandinteractingpositivelywith classmatesagain.Hismother sharedthattheirhome environmentimprovedbecause theynowhadhealthywaystotalk openlyaboutgrieftogether

In2025alone,523children participatedinRaysofHope programming,and95.6%metkey emotionalandbehavioral milestones.

SHARE

Family Support Program

JaidenhasbeenenrolledinSHARE forthepastsevenyears.Diagnosed withLevel3autismatagethree,he wasinitiallynonverbalandfaced significantdevelopmental challengesHisearlyyearsincluded seizures,sensoryoverwhelm,and difficultyparticipatingineveryday activities,makingevensimple outingschallengingforbothJaiden andhismother,Stephanie.

ThroughSHARE,Jaidenandhis familyfoundasupportive communityandinclusive opportunitiesdesignedforchildren withspecialneedsProgramssuch asfamilyevents,respitecare,and parentsupporthelpedJaidenbuild confidence,strengthensocialskills, andexperienceasenseof belongingwithinacaringand encouragingenvironment.

Today,Jaidenparticipatesin TOPSoccer,anadaptivesoccer programforchildrenwithspecial needs anopportunitythatoncefelt outofreachforhisfamilyHe continuestomakeprogressin communication,independence,and engagementashisfamily celebratesmilestonesmade possiblethroughSHARE’songoing support

A2-GENVISIONFORMIDLAND:

Our2-Gen-PathwaysforFamiliesInitiativeisacommunityledefforttosupport familiesbyaddressingtheneedsofbothchildrenandcaregiverstogether.

Throughtrustedpartnerships,weconnectfamilieswitheducation, jobtraining,housing,childcare,andhealthservices-removing barriersandcreatingopportunitiesforlastingsuccess.

Bycoordinatingfundingandaligningservices,wearebuildinga supportiveecosytemthatempowersfamiliestomoveforward, together.

FOCUSAREAS:

YouthOpportunity:Helpingyoungpeoplereach theirfullpotential.

HealthyCommunity(2-Gen:Social,Health,& Well-Being):Familiesarementallyandphysically healthyandhavetheknowledgeneededtoaccess resourcesandservicesthathelpmeettheirgoals

FinancialSecurity:Creatingastrongerfinancial futureforeverygeneration.

2 GEN STAKEHOLDER & CLIENT ENGAGEMENT:

Webringpartnersandfamiliestogetherthrough:

2-GenStakeholderCoalition:Serviceprovidersmettwiceduringtheyeartostrengthenpartnerships, alignefforts,andsharevaluableresources.Sessionsincludedlegislativeupdatesaffectingnonprofits, mandatedreportingtrainingthroughDFPSReporting101,andupdatesonUnitedWayofMidland initiativesrelatedtocommunityresiliencyandinclusiveexcellence.

Parent/ClientFocusGroups:Parentandclientfocusgroupsprovidedopportunitiesforfamiliesand communitypartnerstolearntogetheraroundFamilyWellness&Safety:SubstanceUse.Participants exploredhowsubstanceuseaffectstheentirefamily,reviewedcurrenttrends,andidentifiedlocal prevention,treatment,andrecoveryresources.

Thesemeetingsfostercollaborationamongorganizationsthatdon’toftenconnectandensurefamily voicesareheardandvalued The2025impactnumbersbelowshowmeaningfulprogress,andmost importantly,realfamiliesgainingrealopportunities

EducationSuccess: ChildrenServed:3,329

FamiliesServed:2,483

Parents/ClientsServed:2,980

Social,Health&Well-Being: ChildrenServed:7,967

FamiliesServed:6,068

Parents/ClientsServed:10,217

2025TotalImpact: ChildrenServed:13,320

FamiliesServed:8,551

Parents/ClientsServed:13,540

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES:

CommunityInitiativesareajointeffortbetweenUnitedWayofMidlandandothercommunity partnersthataddressanidentifiedneedinMidland: keepschildrenengagedandreadingduringthe summer,topreventsummerreadingloss.Inthesummerof2025,the UnitedWayofMidlandcollaboratedwiththeBoysandGirlsClubof Midland,CasaDeAmigos,andOpportunityTribe-FunAcademy.

CLUB READ

2025Outcomes:

1,734newbookswereorderedanddeliveredto302children participatinginthesummerreadingprograms.

4,596hoursofreadingwasloggedforthesummer 98%oftheyouthwhocompletedthepreandpost-test assessmentmaintainedorimprovedtheirgrade-levelreading scores

131volunteerssupportedtheinitiative.

PROJECT BLUEPRINT - PREPARING TODAY, LEADING TOMORROW

UnitedWayofMidland’sProjectBlueprintisdedicatedtofosteringexcellencein nonprofitboardleadership,ensuringthatourcommunity’sorganizationsreflectthe diversevoicesandtalentsofMidland

Thisyear’scohortbenefitedfromexpert-ledsessions,hands-onmentorship,and meaningfulengagementwithlocalnonprofitsScholarsalsogainedfirsthand leadershipexperiencethroughvisitstotheMidlandCityCouncil,MISDSchoolBoard, andMidlandCountyCommissionersCourt.Theprogramculminatedinthe4thAnnual BoardFair,wherescholarsconnectedwith13organizationsforpotentialboard service,followedbyagraduationceremonyhonoringtheirachievements.

Withover20hoursofspecializedtrainingandthesupportofdedicatedmentors,our graduatesarenowpreparedtostepintoleadershiprolesanddrivelastingcommunity impact.

2025-2026Graduates:MaudieAkins,MichelleBurch,BibianaLawal,StacyLivingston, ChelseaMartinez,VictoriaMartinez,andFaithYang

2025Successes:

ANONLINENAVIGATIONSYSTEMTHATCANCONNECTORGANIZATIONSTO ADDRESSTHEPERMIANBASIN'SSOCIAL,HEALTH,ANDEDUCATIONALNEEDS.

7,451TotalSearchesfor2025

TopSixReferralTypeSearchesincluded:Helptopayforhousingorutilities,housing vouchers,informationaboutfoodpantries,andtheneedforemergencyfoodortemporary shelter

989connectionsweremadewithlocalagencies

TotalUsers:4,480

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

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BasinDreamCenterforOrphans

TransitionalHousingProgram

Boys&GirlsClubofthePermianBasin

OutofSchoolYouthProgramming

StartEachDayAHealthyWay

TriplePlayEveryDay

YouthRecreationalSports

BynumSchool

AdultJobCoaching&EmploymentTrainingProgram

TransitionProgram

CasadeAmigos

Take2:JobTrainingSkillsProgram

OutofSchoolTime

AcrossTheLifeCourseProgram

CentersforChildrenandFamilies

ClinicalCounseling

KidsFirst

CommunitiesinSchoolsofthePermianBasin

CISMidland

ProjectAthena

XYZone

FaithTempleOutreachMinistry,Inc.

FoodPantry-NourishtoFlourishProgram

FriendshipHouse

FriendshipHouse

GirlScoutsoftheDesertSouthwest

GirlScoutsBeyondtheClassroom

HighSkyChildren’sRanch

LIFEProgram

HospiceofMidland-RaysofHopeChildren’sGriefCenter

RaysofHopeWellnessOutreach

JubileeCenterofMidland

FoodDistributionProgram

FINANCIALSECURITY

$145,894

MidlandChildren'sRehabilitationCenter

HippotherapyProgram

MidlandRapeCrisisandChildren'sAdvocacyCenter

Children'sAdvocacyProgram

Therapy

MissionCenterAdultDayService

CommunityAwarenessCoordination

NutritionalSupportandWell-Being

OpportunityTribe

SummerLiteracyProgram

SafePlaceofthePermianBasin

EmergencyShelter

DynamicsofFamilyViolence&ImpactonChildren

SamaritanCounselingCenterofWestTexas

MentalHealthCounseling&PsychiatricCare

SeniorLifeMidland

FosterGrandparentProgram MealsonWheels

SeniorCompanionProgram

SHARE

Respite:FamilySupportProgram

SkillpointAlliance

ElectricalTradesCareerPathwaysProgram

TheSalvationArmy

RedShieldComprehensive/EmergencyShelter RestorationandRehousing

TheSpringboardCenter

SoberLivingTransitionalHousing

YMCAofMidland

Children'sLearningCenter

AfterSchoolProgram

HEALTHYCOMMUNITY: 2-GENSOCIAL,HEALTH, &WELL-BEING

$259,106

INNOVATIVEGRANTS

2025 INNOVATIVE GRANTS FOR 15 PROGRAMS: $76,175

InnovativeGrantsarefornew/expandedprogramsorone-timeprojectsupto$15,000that addresssocialhealthandwell-being,educationsuccess,orfinancialsecurity.In2025,United WayofMidlandinvested$76,175in15nonprofithealthandhumanserviceprogramsto addressidentifiedpressingneedsinMidland.

3:11Ministries

The3:11DormProject

BoysandGirlsClubofMidland

After-SchoolandSummerProgramming

CasadeAmigos

VITATaxPrepandFinancialLiteracyExpansion

CentersforChildren&Families

CentersSupport&EducationGroups

CommunitiesinSchoolsofthePermianBasin STEMSeries

FaithTempleOutreachMinistry,Inc. FaithKitchenFoodPantry

FamilyPromiseofMidland

EvictionPreventionProgram

JubileeCenterofMidland FoodDistributionProgram

LangtryVillage FireRatedExitDoors

LiteracyCoalitionofthePermianBasin DollyPartonImaginationLibrary

ProsperityEmploymentOutreach ReadinessOutreachWorkshops&Trainings ReflectionMinistriesofTexas ReflectionAftercare

RoundUpInc. 3C’sProgram

SkillpointAlliance OpportunityYouthPathwaystoSuccess

YMCAofMidland

YMCA/MISDAfterSchoolPartnership

11 MINISTRIES

missionistoblesslocalkids,theyarealways okingformorewaystodothis.Thisyear,theydeveloped“The3:11 rmProject.”

partnershipwithMidlandCollegeandpartiallyfundedbyUnited ayofMidland,The3:11DormProjectservescollegestudentswho edthatextra3:11blessing.Classifiedashomeless,thesestudents vebeenacceptedintotheMidlandCollegeresidencehall,readyto orktowardabetterfuture,buttheyarriveoncampuswithveryfew longingsandnofamilytooutfitthemforlifeontheirownina rm.

eymayhaveabsolutelynothingorjustafewbelongingsinatrash g.Theyneedeverythingfromtowels,toalamp,toalaptop.Thisis here3:11stepsin,blessingthesestudentswithalloftheessentials dormlife,plussomeofthecomfortsofhome.Now,insteadof cusingonsurviving,theymayfocusonthrivingintheirstartona wlife.

SPECIAL PROJECTS IN COLLABORATION

EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION AWARDS CEREMONY

UnitedWayofMidlandproudlyhostedthe2026ExcellenceinEducation AwardsCeremony.Throughthispartnership,$91,500wasawardedin recognitionof103exceptionalcampusteachersanddedicated“unsung heroes”whoconsistentlygoaboveandbeyondintheirclassroomsand acrosstheircampusesThiscelebrationwasmadepossiblethroughthe generoussupportoflocalfoundationsandbusinesspartners.

Theprogramalsohonoredexcellenceacrossninedistrictaward categories:Elementary,Secondary,andPrivateSchoolTeacherofthe Year;UnsungHero;RookieandVeteranTeacheroftheYear;Movingthe Needle;InnovativeTeaching;andCampusoftheYear

WEEK OF CARING

InNovember,UnitedWayofMidlandleditsannual“WeekofCaring”FoodDrive, mobilizingcommunitymemberstocontributenon-perishablefooditemsat multipledrop-offlocationsthroughoutMidlandInaddition,severallocal businessesjoinedtheeffort,hostingtheirowncollectionevents.

Asaresult,morethan3,200poundsofnon-perishablefooditemswerecollected anddistributedtoeightlocalfoodpantries,helpingensurethatfamiliesacrossour communityhaveaccesstoessentialresourcesThisinitiativedemonstratesthe powerofcommunity,compassion,andcollectiveaction

CollaborationpartnersincludedBlueSky–Midland,CommunityNationalBank, ExxonMobil,H-E-B,HenryResources,KendraScott,MidlandBoardofRealtors, MidlandISDMidlandCollegeSPMOil&GasandVitalEnergy.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S TRAINING SERIES

The2025ExecutiveDirectorTrainingSeriesprovidednonprofitleaderswith practicaltoolsandstrategiestostrengthentheirorganizationsandleadership capacity.Sessionsfocusedonkeyareasincluding:employeeengagementand retentioninresource-limitedenvironments,effectivegrantwritingforlocal, state,andfederalfundingopportunities,andessentialhumanresources practicessuchaspolicies,procedures,andemployeeaccommodations

Theseriesalsoexploredleadershipdevelopment,helpingparticipantsbetter understandandapplydifferentleadershipstylestobecomemoreeffectivein theirroles.Eachsessionincludeddedicatedtimeforexecutivedirectorsto engageindeeperdiscussion,fosteringpeerlearningandcollaboration.

CONNECTING FOR IMPACT

OnOctober9th,morethan80attendeesrepresentingover50agencies gatheredatMidlandCollegeforConnectingforImpact,acollaborative eventsponsoredby2-1-1PermianBasin,FirstBaptistMissionsMinistry, TheHenryFoundation,andUnitedWayofMidland

Theeventhighlightedthestrengthofcommunitypartnershipsandthe valueofcross-sectorcollaborationPost-eventfeedbackreflectedstrong engagement,with93%ofparticipantsreportingtheylearnedaboutnew organizationsorresources,and81%indicatingtheywouldattendagain UnitedWayextendsitsgratitudetoallpartnersandparticipantsfor helpingstrengthenamoreconnectedandcollaborativecommunity.

CAPITAL PROJECT: TRAINING & CONFERENCE CENTER

InAugust2025,UnitedWayofMidlandproudlycompletedacapitalexpansion,adding3,000squarefeettoourexisting facility.Thisnewadditionhousesourstate-of-the-arttrainingandconferencecenter,availablefreeofchargetolocalnonprofitsThisexpandedspacewillgreatlyenhanceourabilitytosupportandcollaboratewithcommunitypartnersbyproviding adedicatedvenueforworkshops,meetings,andeventsaimedatstrengtheningouroutreachefforts.

Thisprojectwasmadepossiblethroughthegenerosityofmanydedicatedsupporters,includingatransformationalestategift fromtheCharlesMoffettEstate.TheirinvestmentinUnitedWay’smissionwillcreatelastingopportunitiesforconnection, education,andcommunityimpactforyearstocome.

ThenewtrainingandconferencecenterreflectsUnitedWayofMidland’scontinuedcommitmenttobringingpeopleand organizationstogethertobuildastronger,moreconnectedcommunity.

CAPITAL PROJECT DONORS:

BUSTIN'CLAYFORUNITEDWAY

Presentedby

The23rdAnnualBustin'ClayforUnitedWaytookplaceFriday,August15thatJake'sClays.The eventwouldnothavebeenpossiblewithoutthesupportfromExxonMobilasourpresenting sponsor,andthemanysponsorsandparticipantsthatattended.Thiseventhasgrowntobe thelargestfundraiserforUnitedWayofMidlandandkickedoffour2025AnnualCampaign. BecauseofYOU,wewereabletoraiseover$250,000!

PremierSponsors:

ExxonMobil

PremierSponsors:

JetSpecialty

MRCGlobal

PlatinumSponsors:

Brady’sWelding&MachineShop

CuddEnergyServices

FreedomsComputerCabling&

ElectricContractor

LibertyEnergy

MatadorI&E

PrecisionPowerCleaning,LLC

ProPetro

SoonerPipe

Warbonnet,Inc.

GoldSponsors:

AllianceRentalGroup

ControlTechUSA,Ltd.

EnvironmentalNoiseControl

Flow-Zone

InterraEnergy

KyvekEnergyServices

LonghornTubularServices

PatriotPremiumThreading

SilverSponsors:

Cameron(SLB)

ChargerServices,Inc.

MakoLift

MightyWash

S&SFishingRental,Inc.

SterlingCraneUSE

BronzeSponsors:

ChampionX

CTSI

HalfordMobileServices

QualityRentalTools

BreakfastSponsor:

KyvekEnergyServices

LunchSponsor: CoastalChemical

POWEROFTHEPURSE

The10thAnnualPowerofthePursefundraiserwasahugesuccess,raisingover$101,000for UnitedWayofMidland's2025InnovativeGrants!Theeventfeatured:8roundsofbingotowin designerhandbags,shopping,LouisVuittonpurseraffle,andmore!Aspecialcongratulations toMayorLoriBlong,honoredwiththe2025Women'sUnitedAward.Thiseventwouldnot havebeenpossiblewithoutoursponsors,underwriters,in-kinddonorsandparticipants. PowerofthePurseCommittee:

MediaSponsor:

TOCQUEVILLESOCIETY

MembershipintheTocquevilleSocietyisgrantedtoindividualsandfoundationswhocontributeatleast$10,000 annuallytoUnitedWay TheTocquevilleSocietyofMidlandwasfoundedin1988with15chartermembers

In2025,theTocquevilleSocietyofMidlandhad14members.Together,thesefoundationsandindividuals contributedover$224,000tothe2025AnnualCampaign.Thankyoutothesephilanthropicleaderswhoinvestedin theUnitedWayofMidland’sworkinourcommunity.

2025TOCQUEVILLESOCIETYOFMIDLAND

Anonymous(1)

JackandFrancesBrownFund

BillyandKarmenBryant

ChaparralFoundation

JohnandMaurineCoxFoundation

WilliamandMaryAnneDingus

PaulaHenry

DeborahMarkley&BillyPriebe

ScottandConnieMcGraw

MoriahFoundation

PBX,LLC

DouglasScharbauer

ClarenceScharbauerIII

Jim&ClaireWoodcock

2025MIDLANDLEADERSHIPCIRCLE

Leadershipgiverssetthecourseforothers.Inourcommunity,manygenerousandcaringindividuals andfoundationshavepartneredwiththeUnitedWayofMidlandtochangelives.Bymakinganannualminimum contributionof$1,000or1.5%ofannualincome,Leadershipgiversareanintegralpartofoureffortstosolve communityproblemsandbringmeasurable,lastingchangetothelivesofthousandsofMidlanderseachyear.

Anonymous(4)

Dr.Mark&TeresaAlexander

JamieBacon

SarinaBanuelos

DamianG.Barrett

RuthS.Bell

Larry&EllenBell

GeoffBister

Mary&JackE.Blake,Jr.

TheBondyFamilyFoundation

Robbie&DannyCampbell

Slyvester&MaryCantu

Tyler&SarahChesworth

Doulas&CherylChristensen

ForrestCollier

BettyJ.Couch

KevinCullinan

Tim&AnnetteCulp

MeganDavis

BrianDowns

CandiceEscamilla

Dr.Michelle&PervisEvans

DeniseGallion

FrederickGarver

SusanGranberry

MakennaHeiting

KariHennagin

T Scott&GladysHickman

JohnHowlett

Tom&JeanieJohnson

Randy&JeannieLalk

R.ShaneLarge

Jim&BarbaraLeeton

Mitchell&BarbaraMamoulides

FabiolaMathis

MarkMcConnell

TomMcCray

TroyMcGinn

WayneD.Miller

KatherineMuras

JustinNiederhofer

AmberOlivas

LaurenPate

BettyAnnPrentice

MargaretPurvis

Dr.GlennRogers

Dr.Tulsi&ClaudetteSingh

Rev.Jon&DaleStasney

Jack&JuliaSwallow

CrystalTarango

RykkiTepe

BradThompson

PatriciaUrias

Dr.Shelton&JoannViney

JDonWallace

EricWest

JamesC.Wilder

EddieWilliams

JaneM.Wolf

Plannedgivingmakesagreat differenceinthelivesofothers UnitedWayofMidlandhas respondedtothemostpressing needsofourcommunityformore thansevendecadesByjoiningour ForeverUnitedLegacySociety,you ensurethatnomatterwhenyourgift ismade,itwillmeetthetoppriorities facingindividualsandfamiliesherein MidlandIt’seasytomakealegacy gift!Popularoptionsincludewills, livingtrusts,securities,retirement plansandlifeinsurancegifts.

IfyouwouldliketoincludeUnited Wayinyourfutureestateplans, pleasereachouttoussothatwecan ensureyourtax-deductibleforever giftwillbespentinaccordancewith yourwishesFormoreinformation, pleasevisit:

www.uwmidland.org/planned-giving

FOREVER UNITED LEGACY SOCIETY:

BUSINESSUNITEDCIRCLE

Thankyoutoallofourcommunityorganizationsandcompaniesthatcontributedtothe2025AnnualCampaign throughtheircorporatedonations,workplacecampaigns,andfundraisingactivities.Theseindustryandcommunity leadersplayanintegralroleineffortstosolveproblemsandbringmeasurable,lastingchangetothelivesof thousandsofMidlanderseachyear TheyplayaroleinraisingfundsINthecommunityFORthecommunity,andwe couldnotbemoregrateful

DIAMONDPARTNER

($20,000+)

CommunityNationalBank

ConocoPhillips

ExxonMobil

H.E.B.

HenryResources

SMEnergy

TheUnitedFamily

GOLDPARTNER

($10,000-$19,999)

Caterpillar

CavenderAutoFamily

MapResources

MidlandCollege

YellowHouseMachinery

SILVERPARTNER

($5,000-$9,999)

AtmosEnergy

EnterpriseRent-A-Car

ExxonMobilPipelineCo.

PrimeWellSolutions

UnitedWayofMidland,Inc.

BRONZEPARTNER

($2,500-$4,999)

DuPontSpecialty

EKCAdvancedElectronics

FaskenOil&Ranch

FrostBank

MidlandISD

Oncor

LEADERSHIPPARTNER

($1,200-$2,499)

1stCommunityFederalCU

Black&Veatch

Chevron

CityofMidland

HenryResources

InwestRetirementSolutions

KinderMorgan

WesternMidstream

NON-PROFITSUPPORTER

CentersforChildren&Families

SHARE

TheSpringboardCenter

YMCAofMidland

BUSINESS365PARTNER

($365-$1,199)

AT&T

ComplexCommunityFederalCU

EncompassHealth

FoxPestControl

HalliburtonEnergyServices

JPMorganChase&Co.

MainSqueezeJuice

NorthernNaturalGas Oneak

RhotenberryWellenArchitects Target

FOUNDATIONS

CommunitiesFoundationofTexas HenryFoundation

ThePatsy&MichaelHochman

CharitableFoundation

PittsFamilyFoundation

Georgia&CarrollThomasFamily Foundation

TruistFoundation

WarrenCharitableFoundation

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 31, 2026. If you've been missed, we sincerely apologize. Thank you for your understanding.

EMPLOYEECAMPAIGNCOORDINATORS

TheEmployeeCampaignCoordinator(ECC)isaUnitedWayofMidlandadvocateintheworkplacewhoencourages co-workerstocreateastrongercommunitybyplanning,organizing,andgivingtotheAnnualCampaign.AnECCis thefoundationoftheworkUnitedWayaccomplishesinourcommunity,astheyarethegatekeepertothe companiesandorganizationswhogenerouslygivetothebulkofUnitedWayfundraisingefforts.Ontopoftheir normalworkduties,theseECCsgoaboveandbeyondintheirvolunteerroleswithCampaign.Wearethankfulfor alloftheiramazingworkandcontributiontoourcity!

LornaHarris

1stCommunityFederal CreditUnion

AndreaGoodson

AtmosEnergy

VivianaCatano

Caterpillar

LyndaAndrews CavenderAutoFamily

KristiEdwards

CentersforChildren& Families

KendraLeonard

CommunityNationalBank

AmandaDay

ConocoPhillips

EddieDeleon

EnterpriseRent-A-Car

CourtneyWardlaw

ExxonMobil

JustoDominguez

ExxonMobilPipelineCo.

AmandaNewsom

FaskenOil&Ranch,Ltd.

SarahMarston

FrostBank

JosieWatson

H.E.B.

GinaLuna HenryResources

ShanaHull

InwestRetirement Solutions

RandilynWelch

KinderMorgan

LeslieShoemaker MidlandCollege

JessieGarcia MidlandISD

LeroyRodriquez Oncor

CaliThrowbridge SHARE

ShelbyAllen SMEnergy

DavidChancellor TheSpringboard Center

COMMUNITYGIVINGAWARDS

HenryResources-EagleSpiritAward RecognizesthecompanywiththemostemployeesgivingatLeadershipLevel.

ExxonMobil-PaulC.ReaLIVEUNITEDAward Recognizesthecompanywhoseemployeeshaveshownsustainedexcellencein giving,advocatingandvolunteeringwithUnitedWayofMidland.

PBX,LLC-NewcomeroftheYear Recognizesthecompanywiththemostsuccessfulfirstyearemployeecampaignorevent.

GretchenBakke-CommunityAdvocateAward Recognizesthepersonand/ororganizationthatmostdistinguishesthemselvesduring campaignbyadvocatingfortheUnitedWayofMidlandthroughoutthecommunity.

LeslieShoemaker-OutstandingEmployeeCampaignCoordinator Recognizestheindividualwhodistinguisheshimorherselfbytheirsustainedexcellence, enthusiasmanddedicationthroughouttheircompany’scampaign.

SHARE-CommunityPartneroftheYear Recognizestheagencythatmostdistinguishesitselfbycollaboratingwith UnitedWayofMidland.

DeborahMarkley&BillyPriebe-PhilanthropistsoftheYear RecognizestheindivdualwhohassustainedexcellenceinpersonalgivingtoUnitedWay ofMidlandandtheencouragementofphilanthropythroughouttheMidlandcommunity.

SoeliErazo Dr.StephanieHoward CourtneyWardlaw UnitedWayofMidlandRetiringBoardMembers:

THANKYOUTOOURVOLUNTEERS

2026 COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT INVESTMENT COMMITTEE

GretchenBakke

ChrisBarnhill

SoeliErazo

BirttanyHalbert

DeborahMarkley

MeEstaWright(VP)

2026HEALTHYCOMMUNITY PANELMEMBERS

GretchenBakke(Chair)

BrittanyHalbert

BibianaLawal

DeborahMarkley

2026 FINANCIAL SECURITY & YOUTH OPPORTUNITY PANEL

MEMBERS

GretchenBakke

ChrisBarnhill

HeatherBredimus

SoeliErazo

BernaGutierrez

MarcoGuzman

KarmenBryant

AshleyJackson

MattLanghoff

EddieMontoya

JimmyNelson

JuliaO’Neal

JoycelyneRodriguez

JonathanSly

2025-2026 PROJECT BLUEPRINT COMMITTEE

CrystalAtwater

PervisEvans(Co-Chair)

SuzannHaechten

JaneHellinghausen

KelsieRasure

CourtneyRatliff

Dr.RohithSaravanan

LucySisniega

TrishaTranum

JoslynWare(Co-Chair)

2025-2026 PROJECT BLUEPRINT MENTORS

LisaBownds

MattGalindo

SuzannHaechten

JessicaStanford

ElizabethWalker

JayWhitlow

MorrisWilliams

2025 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT VOLUNTEERS

MelissaBaesa

Kris&BonnieHolloway

DeborahMarkley

MarcoMurrieta

KelsieRasure

ChristineSchwartz

2025-2026 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

GretchenBakke

Dr.KitBredimus

EmilyHoleva

MalcolmKintzing

MorrisWilliams

2025-2026 FINANCE COMMITTEE

GretchenBakke

Dr.KitBredimus

KevinForeman

MalcolmKintzing(Treasurer)

LizettLeyva

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